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Newspaper Page TextEl)c (Drcgon Glrgus. W, L, alMWa, KKITfJll oaaooif CITY; S.UTUDAV, DLCKMCIilt 10, 1 H'j llMkli Baa ItrllUI. If any Lo.Iy ever doubted Unit the I)e niocroejr of Oregon Imi been under tlie con- Irol and uiuuii'iiiciit ot a corrupt sit of knave mii ai.-nmps, the recent development In the Btiiti-nin! and tho Demo rut must H.itlufy till lu'voinl ii (jii'-fition t fin C I lis peo ple liavo Ijm-ii badly fooled fur tliu Inst few ycurn, uud tie ir ritfhti mul intcrcit made tlm playthings of unprincipled politicians. All (liul was tier i lmrirfil, or even sus pected, Inn lifoii confed by Iwtli Hush and Sni: III, though rach Munich the other tiout, without however prctctidiiiff, tlmt tin re win uny objection to the wicki-diieM while It was Mti enacted, Probably, nml we think it may Ijo safely Inferred, tlmt nil which is suid by each of the other, in true, so tlmt we may honestly congratulate our selves tlmt tliL-ir old confederacy in wicked ness Ik broken up. It in to he lamed tlmt. wjiirut. il, thry will bo powcrliH for future mischief. The luxt number of tlio Demo crat Mates, however, Unit a lire-position for re union was recently mudu to Delusion by the anti-Lime faction, who, for certain con siderations on his part, were ii;;iiin to give linn their support us a Senatorial cundid.itc. Juh lira a. It will be recollected thitt we jit week I The L'-Hcru paper ouiii,iie to be i!le. stated tlmt Delusion Imd no cupucily for aithloicr d t j N of John Drown' triul, writing mi article upon a jfruve mbject though nothing more U proved thnn the that he (.hone nio-t In 'pnriy imikih'ioii fuel in liiat slated, l.jr whkhit npic,ir ventionul ruh ,' tml itmhihI wpiabhles Mint the pliui orij:iimti-l in bin own bruin, Ilii Intely jpre tho t-x-orgun terrible made in-une by thu w irked cruelties mid drubbing for liuvimj occitjiii-'J most of iu outrugn pruetici J upon him l.y tlm Jiriy space with iilm! ami blackguardi-m, In- too! of tbu Administration in Kui.m. uleud of a discussion of grave mutter re- luting to political Issues. JIu khowed up (hut shet in pretty near the sume ungnii!.'e we lined In regard to It when we ruugl.t it tealing an editorial from the Albany F.vc- Th" vile attempt In cotiiuct . u'liit- publican with the ( of IIiomii Line ut terly failed, n nd already react ugiin t the fooIWi and whfcid fort'em who tiirled the "lory. The old limti Iiii prnluilily In-fore Sulltil, w II lliilie III . . I I- ..111 lie iiiiiii.iiiiI nil nml eliel on oi proper inn- muff Journal. ,ow j)eluiou luu written thi paid the rialiT of hi mad oITei.M. i.ui one orui io or an truin-iitHtivo kind I iii.oii the jmlluw. im we niioo the eveii.d sii.ee ur mii Muni me medium,' ami fv. fH-i.r of the rhivulroiw ViwininiM wonl.l frjthhj in ihol urlirle tlmt enntmr.t any not permit (iof. Vi. if n d.V,oed to pomi K-'if itwnjrnm anuther txitr vanl eommuti; Iiim iiiliiicl.ujc it hv i.lm-imr him f..r . . i . . .. ... ' jmvora. A, o MWipie, t.iKe tlie follow- l.i, f,-w reiil.lil.illjf tlu iu a llllld I.OIW. mff e.v.mei iro.il lieiiiMon'n article on " In- where lie evidently Mmifft. Ami t!iouXh iereiiiioii or non iiiterifention,' and roin- he, with lifteni while men uud fiic rnroen, pure ii wnii me cinraet i,y jtn fe, w lu. h tok captive and held for thirty liourn we take from the Chicn-o Ilernld, a vio lent aiiti-Iloujjhi, iirodavery hcet, 'of a lute date'; from Pr'u'i'iH. I'lom thr t'Lirfj llrta'J Wo liM t,a " - ,i, ,IJlt ,i Ihrr ( i.iifri-M nor iha llwr I'.nngtm nor ill (i-p ill iliu 'I'trrlli-riea y o,.! cf id - 'IVrr Ion. -an (jolnbl ntvry ein .r..li-l,u I'miiy llirrriii; bul llmt Ilia llirrr'ii; l.ul ili.il ihe I oiKiiiiitii-n.aaintirpro- l'iiiiiiiui;i.n. Minterpr. !! hy Id Outran lil by Ilia Km.r.ii.e I .wil or lh I. mre I Court of ilia I n if I Siatw-, irimr.intrM lo Ilia Siaa. fiiaronlo U. Il.a a!arliii-r tha r'u'it In !av. Ii Mrt tlie rigM lo tukr h'a aliitei inin lint laLa Ilia m mt In'n Itia TrrriMim lu-l li..!il T ni orira an.l l.n'il j'l-l The ovei lureu uru niven in detail uud the 1 iiamea of nent-i ami eontraetorK, ko that if i I'o.',? tlio. "tut'iii'-itt Ir ful-e, it ran readily he (Id- ' ' M"Pflio Hied nml it, LUlv ek(..l,i;.!,l S,i.l, ,. I rT-0" " l'rrP 1"i.i town loiitiiiliin httwwii two nml three tliou-iiiml iiihuhitaiitK, we think that good en,"0 ami coiiiuioii luiinauily nhouhl teach the people of Virtfiniu tlmt hy iiiiiiiifyiiii: the mutter u.i they do into a greut aervile iiiMirretlioii, they nro layinj the fouin.'u tioiis of iinmcn.e mi.n-hief for theniselve. II.ive they forgotten the prophetic- won In of J. fi-r-oii, who, (peaking of Man-ry, ,iid, with ll.r.il.'ug iarnilnev.-i, " I treiuMi for my country, when I riiiu inher that tiod I Tl... iu : i !. ..... r m ..V tn i unlink, mill i.-i ihh tar ! " rrir ' .""l ."'r " rrr f ir. hen every life taken and ei-erv ,Im f .mm.,ofa,,.n.,a,,deon.rae.or(,,KOthatifli;;.lrr,, Z '' "' hU, ,,., in ,,,, lf , ' ' t.llnr t RraJlaj P....m, J I'atlHral. Ii I. Ar.'-i-: It In l-eu th coin.' OwiM.iMi TiK M"iK.-T.e lUli plaint rmoijr the yoiin iii'ii .four town, in"'il Wlrtf coa.-liid -h an artidf on the that thi r-iii'r.'oit wli-re. hy iumvi iii or-anvi.t'ou of the m .t JI of V"m iiiuum iiii ni and piofilahle ni re-ii'iiuii, tiny m nint.vi a fo!lww: t ei.n t.iri. ll ..,., in,, iim.Vvh! hour, to' " It i to hole .1, tlienlore, M'H me i . J, , I,,' , i,,i Oi,i ii.iroii, North an it, uiiii UttMU wiio liuku luiue aiuota u Hum , . . ,t r v.-i-n x-ntntit i--. the warm llreii-a( and warei'-r ti'n of , ,,I(J ,f,M.,.t J in Hie ierforiuani' of their hoini nii'l friend-., have fell ih I J I I- r--i I : pnl, e dulica without delay. L'nder exist travel, rn, with no lihii-M l tei ii-tln ni ami "ur cireuiu-iaue. n, mlier nor any cun- ., hitter foe. Too m.iir turn M t!.t fn- ! '"'' I" '"i''ir." I'l , . , :, . , , , tare tli na) of a Uuu r whether the peuk and idic away I.oun. I day uued tlie d- ' , f it,H.r ,M. ni.v, i,lll(. f Iuim'm, huwdry uud d.iiiin'ii t'lidnicieii of' ; .,f ,(.ui ttive arc elected frmu the r.iiikn our liijuor miIihiux, tho-i" prolific n-!iooU of of tin- Nortlurn or the Southern Oppo- moral di'"mdaliii:i, whltl.er mi'-ll t udi lie-leu , "i1""1- , " ' f .. ... J I. ...... I... ....'t'.... .I...P 1 . -.iii . . 1 . ,. 11 i,ei no r-ini.111 1 11 i.i-ipi--ii -hi in in --1, iilmoi.t inevilahlv lend their v.ct.inn, l-i well ' , , , . ... t L...ui- I ll.l Tl l-irr, llimi'll" II III"""' III H I'rwjr,- known to u all, uud the uec.-w'iy of i-oun- ulUy, ,. .ortli.-rii Opposition iu tlie teruc-t'iiffsiu'li iidlneiieet hi equally npparent oruuiz ilioii of the next Iluu-e of Ileple to every one, StilJ fipnthy reis'i", and, wnt.itiven," whih; it is allowed to nil", the ieepi-t ay m- J VjnjllN';ro.V (iiinfll'. A cora-poildellt palhiei and kindlieat wihes nro hut on idle f the C'ilieiniiati (ja.i.-tto, writilir from hreatli, waited on the liiUlesn uir. The lew Vin.!iinlo;i, aay: attempt that Imve heeu uuuk towar U a 1 " I p,,itieal cinlea, the oriuzitioii of relorin iiaro iieen tin) pjrlit und iiii'iili-itim- t!io Ilnu-.e coutimu-a lo lie a iru -1 1 til topic tial for the necompi:-.iii"iit or jfreut or iw-r-' " 'ip"'"!i,,i""- '''l,e 1,1 of eournc, ...anent irooil. In our u-isi-ltled state, we ;ve ahandoned all hope r ...talnin-r the . , , , , ', Slieakerfhip, hut aoine of til" o,i stii'i r., have looked too mud. to the prcs-iit, link- ,,.-, ,., ,(1i (.iriM1(. or jt,M u -k, will luff our urrau-jri iiieiits too temporary, nml consent to lead the (o. lorn hope, l-'onn'v thus in a measure, dc.' utiii',' our own is working ijiri-tly to hrin-f ahout a coil,i:ou ili j'.rii, ; tlmt will if.ve linn the i letk.-Iiip. lue Ko- i.,,, ,i,... ., , i pu'.i icaii-i wt , urn iiiiii e.nv, claim me Jut tlie votiti'' tti"i of this ci y have now i !. , ,. .... .. , n J Siinnki'1-.tliii. .mil it u-,nittiir II. n ..j.:i l tiid. iu hand n nol.l- desVn, no M than tlm es- j,irih. i,.-0 struiig:h, liuallv, lo carry t..l.i;.l..., p.i:i. i . ... i! .. . . ' ' r.iiw la c lltag, John Dromi wai wnUnccd (o le hun on the 2d of licci iuher. Ik-fore neuter,,., was pronounced, he addressed the ('Ullrt n Iliu nul l of profound kJihw, The report saya: '" In nihil, slow nml uufullrrlnir tw'iw i.. deelared hit Inleiitiou wna to effect R (iHm pule of (he slave of the Stnto, and conduct them to Cainidii. IIu had hoiied to do 10 without hlooiMied, Just us he ,nd done last year in Micouri, without a click of a triir ifer. 1 1 id he tflVctcd din ol.ji-tt to any c tent upon thin lirxt uttciupt, it wn hi-i . teiitiou to curry off nil thu slnvca In the State. II a coiiipo-uic, nml liia ipiiet and inithliil miuiier, while henrliiff testimony to tlm ffreut itidnlu-npo tlmt l.url been e. temli d lo him hy thu Court throiHimri the w liohi of tlie procvrdiiuH, won the trm. pathy of i-v-ry gem rou miml preaeiit. 'l, jiiid nl-o a lii'li ooiiiplhoeirt to the truth of the witnesses; nml when lie had concluded he ipiictly sat down. ' In a mom-tit afterward ho was escorted hack to prison, for the first tlmo followed hy tin- sympathy of tho people, who gazed Ujio.'i liim with p ly. It s coiini Imre put In n hill of excep tions, which will he referred to the Court of Appeals, liichiuond." linn ill II, p ertv ie anv rrilnrv oT tlllll lie a k.ll lloW Jlll-ll iV ( O. WOllId get ""' ' " "'I Nlalra; lint over the crave charts they have made, lf and the reply was, Hush trill timkr imi' a. ,i,.iraii,ry i n:lh,; in other word,, wc suppose, the peo- ' StM pic don't ram how vile or worth!'.-.- Smith ilea.i-aa th.-y ii.celo to H,soloniHi;us!iisM.li,r.ed: he does their ' I',"'!' hUJ'i ,"",'! Uil ll'll llie kIiiiII tliilikiiijr, and only expects thnn to vote 11c-, Inn fr-mii- l a lVii;iin. rordinff lo his order. Smith, for a wonder, ' ' k " "'J" ' ... "nU'dnaahlal.Mlli,;r (Ji.eliiieil the o(l, r; wo presume I, s v;. it , :,n-:iiiit..-n k- 'n ul,- Kast tan-ht hiiu that Democrats even arc ' '. f"''"-' ' , , . i Hi') li.in e ii,;,V, h nil lirgiimii:g to thuik lor tm-msi lvcs, und it i thr ,,i,( t i.,M.i n:,.r was not entirilv safu lo nlyou IiiishV 1 ' " '" :,"iiir' ! , , . . J klienl.1 I'luiit ilia iipw promise, for It mif;ht 1ih m ii that some hud Sii,- ,r:,,r its CVm- heeonie so thdriillhly convinced of the 1 ,li;"1"a rm t or j m. (mil. ,.f id. it.... in... . i ' Wry.- ' ,M,,n t'tin, Hill i imimi i f t I ' t tli . ... willing lo cat LL, own o,-,!s ,1,,., .,... I ),'"'"w" '" ",T '1'"' l:' -"' m.t follow I,:h example. Wise thi,;, tlmt, I "JT ""'" "S ,"B'1- in IMnsW for if he 1 im full In .1.:.. .. I t'U."f l"n! y fl'-irisl, ... . i nwm , l""'"'1 e I slavery, will ri.c up in judgmei.t and ci-ii- Ml I' ll ' l . . . ... erty in anv Tr I nry o' t"'1"" "'o.-tc' Who ill tho face of human ami ih t iiiu-,1 Sim, j ti,.i iliviiio laws do such ureal wicke.ln-'ss li'ii Ilia iwoiilo i'f I .., I VI -.. . I..I... I I . . I j "iniu u 'in. i.ionn mini lie was; it fired and maddened hi hrain, and kin dled Ins rase Who can womh r tiiat he son-ht reven! I.lind, tmriMsonnhlo, aw fill, und bloody a iin-t his perscculoia? larriln.y form a Ceil- lilulioii. rc.nrai,iry lo ucir n,iiini'iii Sia', llian. ni, I ii,. I lli'-n. ena iliryilr -i.il) In it olnt.it 1.1m cry; mil III, I Ml.rii Ihry nj.nll Imvr rnii.ir I a ,mitiln l i'ii, an, I alt tn 1m m- n.ilti il mi Slntr. if ll.r'r I iM.Kl.liilioii bf ' r.-M:l.. Iiei.n in frui.' aii l it 11,'vl.nva ci,ii..li-d w'lli ll,r oi r lien In nilirr iea-i-ia, C Andrea a should o li.:t Ih - i,r.v S'air l,fll cr ili Con. 'ilicinii H-rinil tr ,ro li bit slan rv." the cliijUi-, they would hnvo cheated l.iiu, or, if not, they would l y t!nrr on fully uud hypocrisy have lost the influence now poseM-il, hccane some coiil'ulciicu i Ml in their hnnoiy iu opposing do I.nuc and his ini.M hievous dectrines. lie iu a new country, hut they will oc- ! cupy very low-po,iiiiin.H when the country in hh.sscd with common schools. or Itarttnln. Aivrdin,,' to IMiuon, one of ihj ar-ii- luenl iiiiplov.'d hy Harvey Gordon, the nKent of I!imi, when ur'iiitr Stniili to com. prom's,, wns that ti.o " W.m k It-f.iil.tit-uiis wre seekinj,' u treaty, and had mu l,. pp.po. silious wl.l.-h would he speedily coiisiileretl." liy there, if accep!,.., I.o-an nml X t!i werclo ho tlcit'd Senators!! We don't know who owns I'm Itepuliii. un p.irt v, or whi ther any one is foolish enough to im Itinis. lt" aiilhoiv.- d and cmpow.red to make har-ains iu its ticluill'. I,nt if (J,,r.!,,i told the truth, wo wish il distinctly under stood that we repudiate that trade, and, in addition, that, with our pres. nt ininicsoiH in ' wu suiyi most earnestly oppose any smh nrraiu,'. incut, and if .Mr. Gordon ever made. that slntenieiit to Smith, wu call upon him or his principals lo tell us who made any pmpiisilioin like the one su-rcestul. We expect to work and write for our parly, hut w should like to know who claims lo own it, that hcri'iidcr we may understand where to look for instruction. Speak out, Mr. Gor don, or you nny lose your reputation as u truthful uma; thou.,'!! we think you have not proved yourself a very snjraciniis pol itician, if yen so enviously prefer to com. promise with n defunct l..i. o.oeo, to a union with sm h a vital ami grow in,; organization ns the Kepubl.Vaii party is admitted to he. llmraitrrMlr. T... !...'.. I.ll.l i-v.'ii.ix. ,uijiimii-.i ii letter irom Jo I, Dili' written iu I'mpipi.i lust full, iu which Jo hlls Dfdu.ion (for puhliration, of course) I i"'11 1111 'he properly he h id was iu slock I i'.i l... i ...i i i ........ i . . , " ' '"e.l llllllllll n:s mock (poor fellow .') and that he ,:,. ,, IMV lllt ,, for them (hiry dujr!) ruitl tlmt he was poor man ami clous with, " I'onr hut honest." He hasn't junket. d much -e than chilly thousiind doilars or L'. S. Trea viirv noun... r..H . ... j i". ui f.n-j.ri seining wree;on no ho sldl appeals to the i mocrncv to kec I.: ... ... ii.n iiiiiain iii iae public pup, ' I'oor hut l,- ''! Well, that is souping hinls, pi i uy well, ur.U slions tlio character of his supporters lor jrullihility. Wo never yet km w an ' honest' man who was anxious to pi: IT his own honesty in a sitkonii:-' wav tluoii-h thu papers. As lo v.hith.r I.aue would steal or not, others can imh'u lor IhniiselieK hot so far ns honesty in ; ''. is coiiceriieil, wr helicvo him to he as rollen a die,' us ever licked donna plate of corruption liccause it would 'pay.' There's "''''",.' that the slink wouldn't .wallow, let tne leaders of the secliouulists call him to do it. their point All the talk uhout Ltheride is n flam. Tiie hest Informed people here say that he does not upire to the posit.on, Davis, of .M irvl.inil, has heen ii",''i-sled nml his ch uiL-es, Mipposinx a Soutlnru Oi position man to he lived upon us u com. on Hknkv Wauu Ukkitikr. Wo see it stated in some papers that Henry Ward Heecher has come out as a I'liiversulist. loo .New ork Ohserrer rays Mr. Uieeher has "at hist taken his ,o..ition deliljerak-lv and tli-cisivt ly with the oppo its of t-van. d liciil Christianity," ami tliinksthi.s step of .Mr. I.eccl.erais "hitter for the church." The Puritan Kit-order also announces limt .Mr. I!, had denied the faith, and mourns not on'y that " his jrenius is hereafter to he iuii'i euj,fi,,i itiinst the principles of his oriner prolcss;on," hut " in the thought of the multitudes that are to fall with him." What has ;;iven rise to these statements, is prolmhly the following passage in a lute sermon of .Mr. Keecher's: " One thin' I know, and that is that im ro is no oilier name hut l ie name ..f tahlisluncnt of a hhr.iry uud r.-a.in-'-roitii. iu connectio'i with n literary unci, ly, on a perinunctit liasi, Intended to hctirlit not only t!ieinelve httt t!ioe who shall come a!ir; so that many otherw ise idle or wor.se than idle hours, will he employed in the im provement of the higher powers of the mind. ! '""n-', appeals to he the hest, as the lie- Vet they flre weak handed, and mav not he I"" ll,!'t 1,0 "Vmputlnzcs closely ... . t . ... . mii i in i... .....I liar, iiii. u s miiil ...i .'....ii....- til.lo to uccomiilis'i nl tialt would he csseii- .-. . . . .. . . . 1 "".i, i He i smh eoustituenev to dread. II s eleetam. how tial to a fair heiimiu;' It is. therefore, to ever is not vet i,..mi,,1 s .1,.!,.. P k'.n. he hoied that the older mcinhers of society le dv has heen simk.-n of as his opponent, will, in this hour of need, l. tul them a help. ' tt0l,!'' tllC' l"vs,,lt '"t of affairs inhnnd. Tlie nrran-n.et.t will he such 1 L'' ,! 'T' c,;'"ra,!ra' "I'"1' J1,'1, tli.t il,... u-'ll I II i r o ""i'" . u. ui.i in.- ci ma null win i.iue " . """ ,l:,r l'" "( "-, Whi-s, who have hcco.ne iilt.rm -.1 at the ent or llieir investment (hrirtly in tlii-m- extreme Measure- resorted to hy the Aim-r- selves, and throiiIi the e-ood iiifliieii(Tthns ""in p'-riy to preserve its accmeiiev there. thrown nronnd their children tliev will he IMVis M,,ni'' imdoui.le.lly yivc the Kepu'i a hundred times repaid. It is to h"e ho,,e, ! I;.?,"? f-nmrttces, it 4 .t 'II . ....... " '"" I'lllHHIHII UIIH.T I lit f llCSiri, " " n l""- 11 "" ,"n s";t-- The pro!ial.iliiy is that the simple for th dal Men that there will he time ciiou.'h Speakership will he as protracted as tha when their hoys have rrown old enou-'h to take the matter in hand tiiemseh's. The end can he accomplished hy eouihim d no t on nlone, nml now, that the tide is settiie' nit which preceded (lie election of Wiuthroii. and he determined ultimately hy a resort io Hie plurality rule." KiMv.wm IIati ?. The Whitrs of Lafay ette county, Missouri, have nominated I'M- ward Kates for the IVesideiicv. The St. Louis Democrat, in tie; course of a:i uhle editorial, says ol .Mr. Dates: "Sliould he not decliiie the proff-red tnr.st, L'ivcu und. r heaven. a . w tniglhtni' (.',, wherehy we must he saved. For he who livis and dies he lievinjr in (Jhrist, shall not lu-rish. hut have cvcila.stiiijr I,!',.. Il7.eier tiny i.lirr will hare ii-i;.'ov(,i; r ot, mml fur tmi ur i,u- In .v,y. I d not sit in judgment upon them, neither will I set up a judgment utrainst th.'in." I'AI! X. eS"lT 01 HO I IIIOII IS hoilstile' of introducine; the resoimion ut the ' National, Convention hist year iu rejrnrd to Old Jo. Iid he also Introduce that in relation to tho rights of the people in a Territory, which were declared to he t.(1 (u .0M.of thbStuie.s? If to, what did he mean hy it? lule cxphiiniiiv; jti wm , u,0 pu, njl h his usual concise and luminous inaiiiier.'uu exposition of Kucluiun's l. tt.r of ,i,-,.,'.j.i. unce, iu which thr hu-jrest HkIiIs of the peo plu of a Territory ro insi.,ted upon We have never known any of tho pro slavery :,nns who defend lluchunan, to undertake the c.vplaimtion of this later, and if sh.i.-r Cllll lit) it l ulli L ..... I. .. i : i . . I their nlnli,,,.l ..II I....... i . 1 - "" a nig ro.a out 01 ' ".oil,' tiown more or the foundation of Hondas. '"' r the diist-if weijjhin frotn $ I -- 10 -s l;ll 'm' called dust. Mr. Mc Ultf, tiM.rovers letter in nptr.1 to his j mevhant of WalU Walla Vallev arrived course toward Delusion sc.ms to have been I t the Dalles on the Sstbult huvim- in his "...m. nun in, i.. ami water. It do.s not Passion eighteen or state, as it might i,, calling from a truthful Similkumeen L-old. i .. .1 . "miner I no charts iiiinmst Smith are true or not. The people of Orr-oit care v ' ' very little ahout what Karnhart did iu the (.' utt,r. hut they d.slre and have a ri,l,t to ! , .,"-."KU" " nuug l,t, know w lartlicr Simtl, was in the hilt ..f ! ''"f ? t'w MnS the mail tlisracinjr th. m un,l l,;.,,i..ir . :.. r,n's.s .u- Al! AOIIM.K l'l!ri:I M .-1):.,w'nn ..l lishis iii his ' inediuin' tin article from the p: -i of Ins kmsmnn Gerrit Smith, the noted u ho l'l' m..t, nhusiur t,e K,-pu!,,Van party. We are e!lM l0 st. lrse ,-,.( mniJUJ,-s 0f the Smilli family workimj ahoulder to shoulder ut warrunr ajrninst truth. We havo lontr said tlmt the followers of the two Smiths ought lo unite and wo believe that thoy heein tn c... f!.A .:.. t ?. .i . " v i.cvcssnjr (i u uicnisclves. W ouldu'l it be a beautiful spectacle to sec Gerrit and Delusion as wheel-horses, with some such mulatto as Hihhen for n leader Lrc:.lVil lt u ...:.t. .11 . I . . " ii "in. von .io mounted ami riding around to ' save tlio I'liion' ? The Simii k.uikkx Mixk. The news faun tlie.se mines continues to he favorable. Parties arrived at the Dulles last we.k Irom (.olville, as we learn from the Journal, scv oral of whom have pro.spected tho new dig iuj;s, und ull, without exception, pronounce mcsc new mines i-i,-), ,.,t Uo .. ..;.. .i. . v w.s kit... tie N hat arc we, here in (lie North l.ookimr at the matter in tl, l.lit olpn.s.ldc nisiiiTi ctioiis in the future no we want sucli events to occur? Are we Willi";: to do imvthiu-' which will t.-n.l t produce, them.' Are wc now doiii" couiitcnuncinu' nny thinsr haviuij such tendi ncy. Cincinnati Lnq'iin r. Mol certainly, ymi n,r. In pretending u I, if i-.tit l-...... ... I... r I . .i ... ....... u, m- UlnU lu:n UlK puhlicini party co;iiir:sii!g a ureat maioriiy oi mc people of the Norlh, svinpatliize ith nml approve the foolish uud I'amiti al umlerlaking of Krowu ut ll.iii.er'.s ferry, you tfo all in your rower to pro mote smile, insurrections. I'miher tin,,, this-, you nplmld and "countenance" the very man who, more than all others, by i.ne.iHiit,, !,., t:... : i vs ..in ..1..SS.I.1II i omproiu.se, was mstriiiii, iitid in bringing nluuit t!,c present u;:irat.o:i on the slavery ipi-stion. Doug ,as 1,11,1 l''s supporters uru morally re sponsinie for the mischief which has directly followed that net. Cin. (iu-.ctu- r to Mi.niKn i.. Delusion is abusinir rJn.J, rP Having left his company and taken up with ours. 1 Ins is the first time, wc think we ever knew an editor of a paper openlv, nn- llltlshilh'lv. end Without nnr c mt..'.. iiam-, try to discourage a reformation no the tuirt of such ns h?..-.. I 1 ' -' 1 ' '. lllll. V il SOcicfv nnd i-nnti-,...1 ....:.. . 1...I ;. y sneering tit n peirtent the first time he sets h:s face ' Zion-ward.' How would IV lusion, us a father, like to have a debauched son of his thus treated? favorably, let tlieln ttar not its course and lose the happy nimi,-iii, but lend a lieli.iim hand and swell it to the frmd. If we can ma!;.; a commencement non- it will be till! better fur liner nj I,.- tlm ('..... thev are !,!,. t,. P!,.v !. ..,;.i' ir ' l,,)"01' s,i""l '""". foremost of .. ... .ss, .,, , tl,,,,,,,,,,,),,,,,, r0P k, u-ii;,(. 1I)1U V(Vml. grow without seeii.g or feeling the hen- j i,,,., s willioul presimipCon he mav, on the ( lit of such tin institution, they will fori, electoral vote of his own St tie. ' Vet we perhaps, little inclination In esinbl'sl. ,. f'''1 assnr-d tlcit Irs can li.la-v wo il.lbe illiogi'tliir CO'i),'ei,t (Ml til - llllirn of tic Oiea.silinii. It,, uii it.l ii.oi ...ii !. i. i:.... r....... il - - - ' tl. , IU II. Ill in thev il ;.;., :., .t.-... ..... n-,.' ,.. I , i I"--. i.. ..' in n .i.i ,. .ur ii int;s ami free l e too y.ui.ng to led a pco-l iliflu-lic-e; : Soilers of .Missouri will probably place and the impressions- of thi'.dhood ever ex- i l,:m- "oh " their nction should receive the crt a controlling iiifliteuce on the after man ' Sl,ll,'i:,)" ol' Kepuhlii-mi party. 1 1 is Kut it is cnou.-h that the t;...l r...,i i !,a!w wil1 1,11 -m ll,,l'n (ifsich there and l.eiiernl.nt n-'ll r.,I ; . i .i "( coniein .mte Keeping n Iliud imrtv ml 1. mi. vi I, nt Mil IV .t so, and tl,o-e , ; lt! fU 1,1, or who reluse'to udmit that tin. hose love lor the.r fllinv man is more . xpuision of the .Natioind Democracy Irom in their hearts tliaii their mouths, wiil. I I pnwer i.i the parauiomit dulv of nil ood fsy A K.iltiiuoro corrospondcut of th ' New Orleans Picnyiino wiya: "There exists ut present n 01ir t.jj, l( nssociiition, ororgiiiiizatioii, of Ilenuhlicam, Tiny hold regular meeting, ami , 0 not lil it. ile to proclaim themselves ia favor of Sew ard, or any other man nominated hy tha ll 'putilic.in parly for tho next Presidency, If the contest in lNlJO should ho ulone hel tweeu Democracy and Republicanism, ft would not surprise me to liml Ualtimore giving a pretty large vote in favor of the latter. Maryland, however, must take tht Southern side. She cannot, dare not, and will not, coiintenunce Klack Ilepuhlicaniim. Those who now fuvor it politically in Ihii city, lire seekers uficr oflicc und the spoil,, provided their cniise prnvo triumpliant.' Tliey wish to be prominently knowu for this purpose." f-Somu New York paper having stated that Gerrit Smith wag a Republi can und a leading Frenionter, Win. II. Bur. Icigll, iu a note to the Tribune, deniii hmh tulcnieiits. He says: " Mr. Smith did not vote for fremnnt From the very orguni.atiou of the llepuli I can parly, he has steadily and consistciitl opposed it and its candidates. Personally he was friendly to Fremont, hut he fill that ho could not, without n sacrifice of princi ple, vote for him, nml he ititl not. as 1 huvn heard him repeatedly declare." -jr- When Mr. Jefferson was asked re- pecting his r. lig!o:i, his memorable answer was: " U Is l.nown to God and inrself. In viilcnce before the world is to he known in my life: if that has been honest and du tiful to society, the rclig'on which has reg ulated it cannot bu a bad one." inemsclves, even when their vouth shall , be merging into manhood. Nor have no doubt, aid the !.( ..n.-f , Citi::e.v. Oregon City, Dec. P, 13;,o. citizens in the present critical situation ol allairs. lie may consent to h'iid a united host, but never u disaffected division." lil.i-tTloxs. The oflieial returns of the Pciinsyivania election are now cninplct ror Atidiior General, I; chnrdsou L Wl-itrl.t I); liw-M.t-.tt ....llihE,!.. . . . ... .. .- ; I .,., ,,, ,,, , ih .jh votes i..i. .Yin. i s; lule iieriisiiiL' vonr n.-i i ti i- .... .i of the IM it., I was niuch surprised at Ihe i ". , tormenting wish of vourpoefcal corre.non- ls,0, vo,'s- Cociran s majority, 17,291. dent J. D. I,., am! would l.ke to know in 1'0' Purveyor General, John Kotve. Demn. nun geiuieiiiau d.iln t pen I hose lines while ! 'rat, received IrtlJ.IUiO voles; William II under tl... ii,n,.iii.,. ..I' l!... . i i ' f-- . . . t'.nrvi-i-ttoa. SrKAitnu'JKxxiK Clark,') J'ec. 4. 8,VJ. I uncu r me uiiiuci.ee ol the extreme , ICeim, Opposition, 1S2 2S2 votes K,.',, weeXperienctMl a few days since. ln iiority S !! ' " lf so, he is tloiibtlcss exviKtble. but I hone J ' ' ' 11 . iieiiiins. irom seventy-six counties of jowagive Kirkwood, Kcpiiblican candid- muior t.overnor 2,M l. The nllicial can vass nnd some smaller counties will increase this majority slightly. The Debutiue ller- 1,1,1 T),.mn..r..;..V !.... .1.. Tl ... Kie.s me uepiiuiicans ho Will not he ofleiulril if a concnrriMic. in his Wish is decidedly oimosed to the ti.l,. ,.f A Steambo.vt.max. Lo. A Kin s: In a scran over im- i,,ii;l.. which you did me the favor to nuhllsh last vn, L- T in.. In.. ... .a:.... ... 1 fit-n ...:..i.w i mwi.vv: SIINL fl- -o -J 11- n.-li ! ill -."I". It. iiil- oiaiaLC nno elll-nn In though involving hut three letters I deem ' tlle House. worthy or rectilica.ion ' j At the latest dates from Minnesota tho in me tlurd inio of the third t,.i,v. : H, . , " -u nui; nut in ; -t.uoo an a gain since 8,17. The Ke ui' U-tttr l,;Vl";U'r f n"1,1 hi,Vl' -ou J lic,n ,-.j..r:ty in the Senate wa t l ( bet cr hen I saw tiiat word 'hotter,' to he 10, and in the IIous SO the House, 30. The county elections in for thu first lime I i-..,,l,. t- .i '.. twenty oniuvs of Aut:t.a OK TIIK M... ti. i airHiner erner arrived at the mouth f tl,.. lOVI-ll:,.!. i? . I "'"'cr aaowj, Him i-an state the facts Iu five tinea. Let him Ull that, aud dry up Lis long itorie. Not a Kao A aaxui.ai:xT. Some pa(cr proaiod, when liitehan.o and Wise were itruggling to gt t jurisdiction of poor insane olj Join! Krowa. that each mht prova his .u.cioma j-oma (, hangmg him, if U iiuinelte on M,n, ,!,.. ... wniclidue here two weeks ago. The de lay was ovasioned hy the steamer North Star running ..shore on a reef in Ii Allan tic, where she was delayed some seven days. Taylor A Kalston, of this citr, Awi'it for Tracy .V Co.'s Kxpress, furnished us with Lite imjH-rs in aJvance of the mail. I hat s-t u-tnE. We have licen called npon hy Mr. T. II. Denny, of Washington coiiun, who inlormsus that the cause of tiruislend's committing suicide was not as we staled last week, a disappointment in love, hut that the cause was insanity, tiiat disease being hereditary in (irinstead's fain- ly a sister of !.; ht;,. i t .r -"--s "ii" ... rsen ahout ten years ago, und hi, father and mother, in their life time, both being sub ject to attacks ol it. For Alius v. The faM-runnincr steamer Kik, under the command of the iMiular I '-.1.1 I' I. c- .. ... ' " UUal It Miuia'it.l 1'u.t .1,111. 1 . -"t, win leave taiunmh . all tuUnuaihata pocu. Cost or the Lrvunu.v. It is said that liemst of the Leviathan, or Great Hasten, "eainship, w;l. wm1,.tCll, -i K about fi'.sitr lit at t i 1 1 a . .. .i . . -. .r niten'si on ims lar'e t is thought, will far excl her re WW, liowwcr evI,Ilt le httslafu -u which she may 1 eugnged. As rend, it seems like an indirect i.ll.mn,, to ; the place where the good people (don't) go. Kut, in fart, l ,,m ot i,ui;ei,ary partial to hot climates, and would deem the place where artificial agencies are resorted to for the production ol heat on nu exten sive scale, not desirable ns a place of rest deuce, for myself or friends. Please pul hsh this, or in some olher wav make the amende,' ami oblige your rhymer, j. n. ,.. C-JT Tlie error rcf.rred to above did not run through the whole edition. The fl. i lowing is the stanza in which it occurred in 'Twilight Musings': Tims inny r, nhile ,l,,n lif,.'. river Final. ng on ihe "telr f time,H Und at lal a nie fmrrrr. la autiM l)ri.li:rr. hulirr eiime. For 'hotter,' in the hist line, rend ' bet-! ttr.' Correspondents It. mill, I m-i-!.. ..!... . a ........ n.,.e .'l.lVf and use black ink. i I V"r I,ll,st "dvil;M fl''n Kansas pnt the ..j hi, me uw toiistitution ut from o.uuo to i,UUU. I Maryland Ei.fcviox. Wm. II. rr. ""'! (Ain Ticiin) is ekvted State Com,, n l'T. I he Legislature is Demoeratic m hoth branches. The delegation in Con gress sttldSt three Democrats to three Opposition the same as in the last. Urn rj Winter Davis, Opposition, is re-elected oy a large majority. Uoaulton Patrnw. Land Officf, Okfc, Tlie K.-v. John W. iloseley, mem ber of I he Presbytery of Central M ississippi, iot aud Killed Dr. Wilson, nt Sanoxie. Mo., on thu 1st November. Dr. Wilson is no old settler of that place, and had a ife ami several children, one son crown and a daughter married. IIo lmd forsoma me been making unlawful advances to .Moseh y'ssistir, who is the mother of eight children. IIo w rote Jiir a letter of eight pages, proposing an elopement and mar riage uud sent it hy his daughter-in-law, who handed it to Moscley's mother. She showed it to her son, who thereupon took Mlsoiis ITe. Mosclcy was immediately tried, nml acquitted hy the civil authorities. IlAm:n'.i Fi:itin In 1850, within 20 miles of Harper's Ferry, the scene of tha last disturbance, there wcro not less than 23,000 slaves, of whom probably 6,000 were ir,"n. The while population at tho same time was uhout fio.OOO. Co vniXATm.v. The steamers runnini ba- tween Oregon and Sail Francisco have- combined, nml will hereafter make weekly rips. Tlie price of pnssaifc-has been raised to $10 in the cabin, and freight to $15 per ton down, and $12$ np. CimtsniAs Cam.. Wo understand that arrangements nro being made on an ex tensive scale for a splendU ball at the Muiii btrcct House in this city, on Mon- diiy cTenin?. Dee on Orf.oo.v Citv Market. Wheat, 0 80 "1; Hour, $jn$0; potatoes, 50c; oati, tacj butter, 30c; bucon, 12ul3c; eggs, 33c. Jonmxo PmcKs of Obegox rRoncca iv Sav FitA.vctsco. Hams, from 20c to 21c per pound: sides, clear, lttoto lftlcs saouldcrs, 10c to 12c; lard, barrels, 8c to 12c in 101b. tins, 12 to Uc; butter, 10 to 3..e; eggs (counted), 50 to 55c; apples, 6 to 12c; onions. 2.'.c to Re- flour 5 00 to $." 50 per hbl: wheat. He to 1 -'.c nor Dound: "'ts, $l,flO to $1,80 per bushel. van riuiiciseo, Dec. 1, 18y. FICF. OitFc.ov I'itv 1 " 'or"""l- I'ee. 5, Mr. N.J. AiMwoam. ) - ,'.- 7" 01 , taj.t.l.C. Ai.,orth. and daujliu ol I.-- i ' . -,u "hi:e..r,1;.cily, c.d ii y-n-aai VR-ls: by last mud, ? mouiha. Iler remaina wero hriiuelil ihat "7 IienietuU-r, yog Uj;rf thllt or. nges are not apt to bo prj aa,.r nig squtYHU a few Utiles. A P'llletiiHii wi.os,k,.0f h,v:n Ihw strm-k by a hidy beaoty. was ttd" tiscd to kiss the rod disc R P Cowering W C Cyrd Daniel II Colby Klius F Cons, r Jacob tiT J. V , Midivitn, .van I raneuvo, the i Chandh-r Ceo C enterpr.s.ng news ug, ,,,, i,,:s forw,ir,lei, t0 1 j,0,Ur Wm F.PITOR OF THE t,i:rtv-0:in Oruirm. 11........... t." . -. , . , urents were -.r..e,l 111 0 UlCe or I ,. l-i- I 'J " Kelly Tiios Kendall Albert Leonard Cenj A Luther Albert W McCartney John -Moore Olfvcr Xash John Ilichanlson John IK fl l-.-rt ......I- ..r.l I . Ih . I .. Z r- 'g- i i latest exclunsw. J'""0" 'rc-j:u il rivmon.ls Xatli'l n Smith D.-lazon Swart David Savcnd.-r Alfred Shaw Wm Tiionias P rrr Waters John" M Uios-i who have their orders filled atSui'i- ir R:e - -. ..,, rl.(J ,,;, Wm ., , to with oil poss:bli "promptness. (ie. r Fred W Hunt Geo X r. . i Harding 15,-n F Orrosuiox.The Adwrti-T Irarns thut ' Joims,,,, Wto new I nr of Opros t on cteamslrps is :,!out to pla.-ed on the rout? U tween Port- ind and an FrivVv. .1.. ---v, uutl fca- of ('apt. TVr:5ht. . - spiCCJ ANo. ton r. e,ltsj. c. A ..over. , Reuben A. G-s-ier-;,, in I en of sam-1 nam-., returned for correct "on 1 otr o'rt . rv't. lor 111tfr.nc.11, nnd her funeral wu atleusM irga coue,.uiae ,.f aoirowing frituJs. Thug hi, Suvgtttrd ai jrl. Capt. Ainnr Funeral. Ksrth to it mniher Ijirth aa.lly w briajl, 1 l ruui.,1 the ,,ved aud loat' food heart ooU elm. Pimnitd iir tho? ,:,rry eyra, Inilie ani.wn,. lnre-lithlUa; iteilh hail, mM hef malbSt bnWi Is the CJr.ie nut vicuv now f Xo ; Ih mgh t!,c form we lore. aleepa Wh tlx "A Dust ui.io dual n-n,r. ...1.1 ;.' fi.J " re ''n'h dreamai leep, on 1 fnea is night forever ep ' BiiaMap. on a better Faith U vea ua iiet ry over iJeath. he lull, jb. . p,,ry e are b I aarhiie ta wait) ' She haa fou be'ore. tod w S hjo her b ipi.in.aa .hall a,. Orr'.in C It. D.e. r. si a Fama. Ia M.ir'oa enantv. V- ai u r'.aauarsa ClOllMX. li t ot rV. Ska kMaat dia.eh rtZtuf, to j-.in th church trowr1' Ii Orf, Of;