The Kansas Statesman from Junction City, Kansas • 2

Judge l'ui kai and tbe. Smoky Hill Route, ieceder's Convention. The secedsrs Convention mot at noon tfiHtf in, the Maryland Institute, which wu crow Proceeding of the Democratic National Convention. Baltimore, June 3. The seceding delegates from the regular Our citizens have had the pleasure of the company of this very affable and intelligent ded to itf utmost oanseiiv.

gentleman, during the last few days, and convention will hold a meoting at the MryJ SAM A. MEDARY EDITOR If and Institute at noon to-day. Tbe Cbairmifll, Convention was called to order fj though bis sojourn was brief, the whole oom inuuity, appreciating his manly and jjenoioui of the Kentnoky deegataMltfpi.4 (lint SATURDAY, JUNE 1880 VlUK, Ul AVDD. Russell, of vas temporary chaU.af, I Corrcanoudence. June, 18, 1800.

Editob Statesman Deaii Shi After spending some ton days ia your city I continued my journey southward, culling at many of tho most noted places in the southern part of the Territory. Having taken tho northern part of tho Territory on my way weBt, 1 am prepared from actual observation to givo an opinion as to what points in Kansas are likely to attract attention; and I am free to say without intending any disparagement to any other placo, that nature has been more lavish qualities, regretted his departure, loo much praUo cannot be awarded Judge P. for his zeal nnd. energy ia behalf of the Smoky Hill and made an able speech, tharaoteriiing thl convention as the rrgular one. The tut btWt ten members would withdraw four remain, hve would suspend action with the convention for the present.

B4t.Tioa,'JBne23.'" The contention lis proceeded 1 to ballot iuess ia order, he said, would reorgaoft the principles end mage of tba States' RigtJ amidft in to one excitement. route. Lie has labored earnestly and effectively, and we understand without fee or reward. Such serviocs the people of Leavenworth cannot forget, whenever an opportunity Is presented, to show their appreciation of bis iseuioaracy or oia irg um. aj TJTheatre is again crowded lo-izy, the Aduilntiluu or lianwia.

Republican pupora are loud in their denunciations of tho Democratic Senators for voting against the admission of Knnsas charging them with being the sole cause of tho defeut of the Wyandott Constitution. S. N. Wood, ono of tho protuinont llopub-lican editors and speakers of this Territory, gives the lie to these charges, and shows conclusively that tbe llcpublican Senators defeated the bill. Li a letter to bis paper from Washington, Mr, Buys Enough Democrats in the Fenato are said to bo ready to vote for our admission, whenever the llepublicnni will press it to vote.

It comes up us a 'special order for and. if a vote could be had, do one doubts our admission. But Senator Sumner has charged bimsolf with a three hours' speech, wherein Kansas is not only to- bo reviewed, but the whole slavery question will be broueht up. Jeff. Davis, Douglas, Toombs, Green and others will have to reply, and thus Kansas will be strangled by its friends; Sumner's speech will kill us.

It is'said he bas been two years in its preparation, and although urgod Douglas aeicutas from Loustana ana Aiaoa ma have taken seats. zeal and efficiency in advancing their moet in fitting tho vicinity of tho confluence of important interests. We doubt whether they Prayer was delivered by Rjt. Mr. Cum the Republican and Smoky Ilill rivers for could have selected a better and moro efficient ntingf.

Junction t'lty lli illy dent. 0 Monday ln.Hr-, the vote upon the county was taken, when Junotioa City received majority of one hundred and thirty-five Yot over all other point. The endorsement of Junction City by the ccunty nt luro in as good a guarantee as any ihree-yeurold could aok. Those who have made investments here, and have beeu in noxious to know whether the county teat would be 1'ionted at thie point can now be relieved. The people of the oounty have con-lted their wvenienoe.

Th IteMUlt On the 23rd of.June, Stephen A. Douglas was nominated at Baltimore, by iho Douglas men," for President, and Hen- jfioiin Fitzpalrick for Vice President. On a great inland city, than any other part of Air. Garrett, of Alabama, moved to have tbe names of the delegates from Alabama correct Kansas that I have visited. I am not at all ed according to the list sent up advocate, The Fourth Junction City, June 26, Maj.W.W.

Herbert -Sir; At a meet surprised that the hi to upon wbieh Junc Mr. Caldwell, of stated that after the tion City stands was selected for a town Johnson, of 'snd Cratsof QtgnW'L aere elected secretaries, -t. A oommittee was appoints! on VrulBea -orgnnization, when the coavtntloa aajsunal till five o'clock. r. k- The following States ara represeiRad iq ltaH convention, wholly or in pri Virginia, HmS Carolina, Miseo.uri, California, Oregon, Flon da, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas.

Mr. Gushing was unanimously (looted chairman." The Convention has 118 memben. Evzkinu SssstdK. The convention re-asembled at fi P. Tbe hall was densely crowded in every pari.

There were fully 3,000 persons present, and the greatest enthusiasm was manifested. The conventiou proceeded to ballot with the withdrawal of the delegation luat evening, by the very first to visit the oountry. The ing of tho citizens of Junction City, on last they held a meeting again this morning. The circumstances in which they were placed were certainly embarrassing, and they were unable to come out it was felt to bi their duty an policy to return to their constituents and leave them free to act should there be two candi dates in the field. He now withdrew the Bme of that disinterested patriot, Mr.

Guth evening, it was uuanimously resolved that we celebrate the coming 4th day of July in an appropriate inannor." In accordance with tho wishes of the people of our city, to select from our midst a speaker for that occasion, we would most respectfully initte you to deliver the oration on that day. With a hope that you may find it convenient to accept our invitation, We remain yours, AS. B. WOODWARD, WM. CUDDY, J.

P. DOWNElt. rie, from before the convention as a candidate for the Presidency. lie then preeented papers to omit it, utterly ret uses. Sam talks right out in mcetin' -in regard to this mutter, aud we commend his testimony to tho howling hypoorites of the press especially as it ooaies from one of their own brethren.

In tbe same letter be also pitches into Phillips, Lane and other lights of the party with a hearty good will. Speaking of a Congressional appropriation for the pur from those who suspend action. Hon. Caleb Gushing, of president of the Convention, bas made a speech eunuunc tho same day and at the same plaoe, John 0- Breckenridge was nominated by the tnainder of the convention for President, nnd J. aeph Line for Vice President.

Mr. Douglas was nominated by 181 votes composed of the original Charleston Convention, nnd such friends as bad been admitted to seats after the seceding delegates bad been ruled out. Mr. Breckenridge was nominated by US vote's of tho original Charleston Convention. Tba votes for Mr.

Douglas came from fitates where the Derooorac) had been growing smaller by degrees and beautifully less, Trhile advocating his principles Mr. Breck-j rnridgo received his 118 votes from States Jo which the advocation of Democratic ing that he will have to retire from the con great natural advantages could not escape the eye of tbe person of the least discernment; and the importance of the point has greatly increased s'tice the true ohars'oter of the country, drained by those streams, haB been ascertained. It is, or it should be, known by all, that it ia a moral iarpos silility to build up a town or city of any great importance, not on the sea coast, on some great navigable water, without it oari he sustained by mining, manufacturing, or an extensive agricultural interest. It is not claimed that Kansas will be an extensive manufacturing State, though tho time may como when she will compete with some of her sisters in that branch ot industry. Many of her streams afford ample power for all practical purposes, and within a few miles of your city there are as rich beds of iron ore us the world oan produce, and also fair prospects of an abundance of bituminous coal.

In the same region quartz rock is found, and several now prospecting for the precious motale with flattering encouragement. But laying pose of paying tbe losses of our citizens vention. 1st ballot Douglas so Ut, 64 12. New York voted for Douglai. Pennsylvania is consulting.

Mr. Went, of called for the question on proceeding to ballot for candidates. This i during the early troubles, he says Republicans say they believe an appro priation ought to be made, but that it will never do as party measure to make an appropriation to pay wbut Republicans in tho Territory are, ut public meetings and che sixth day of the proceedings of tbe con. vention, and the country is weary uf them rei.UK; urecmuriujju 01. uickibiou 24, whole number 105.

The States which' had cast their votes for Dickinsen now withdrew them, aud gave them to Breckinridge. Tie President announced ths result, denial ing Breckenridge unanimously nominated, when the convention rose iu a body, giving round after round of applause. When quia was restured, Green, of N. nominated Jos. Lane, of Oregon, for Vice President.

Scott, of California, recommended the nomination with appropriate remarks. A kins, uf Toon movod that General Joseph Lane be nominated by acclamation. Cries of no, no. The roll was called, On the first ballot tbe whole 105 votes wer cast for Jo. Lane, and be was declared nominated.

Amidst deafening applause, loud cries were made for Yancy, v. ho responded in a brilliant and eloquent speech. A number of other speeches were then made when after the passage of several unimportant resolutions, tbe convention adjourned nine die on tho stomp, denouncing as 1 agrossswin OH tin nrtl i1ao 1it luian fliA nnitin fit nil ALFRED PIERCE, EDWARD COBB, 6. W. KINGSBURY, Com.

of Arrangements. Junction City, June 26, 1860. To Jas, B. Woodward, Wm. Cuddy, and others Gentlemen Your note of this date, inviting mo to deliver an address to tbe citizens of Junction City on tho approaching 4th of July, has just been read.

Although the time between this and that day is too short to enable me to prepare an oration which would do justice to such an mt. iweu, ot on the part ot a portion of the Ksntucky delegation, declared that (die. The people of hnnsas, especially the of FtlCCPSS, they bad sei'D no came why Ky. should desert Democratic Convention and tho Democratic party. His colleague had withdrawn th name of Mr.

Guthrie from the convention, bnt he is on bis part begged co present that name aside for the present the fair promise you again, have of iron nnd other manufactories iu Mr. Cushing taid he retired from the ehair Now it is claimed that Mr. Douglas is tho regular nominee of the Democratic Convention. We cannot see it. 'J he delegates to the Charleston Convention wero sent there not to distract and destroy tho party, but to harmonize conflicts of opinion if necessary to lay down new rules, or modify 'or reaffirm tho old ones jn such a manner us to prevent discord.

It ever has been the policy of the Democratic party to endeavor, in their National claimants, may thank the tomfoolory of such men ns Fitzpatriek, Phillips, J.une, for the failure of this appropriation, and this great wrong to Kansas. When will men learn wisdom." The truth of the whole, affair is that bleeding Kansas is played out or rather, bled out. She has been the toy and football of these corrupt Republican politicians from her organization, and, next to the everlasting u'ggcr, fipr eand to be tl greater object of their affections. Her wounds and- blood and sufferings wero ever tbe vour vicinity, as also the uarsti noise ot to take a place on the floor, to abide by tbe ae tion of the Massachusetts delegation. (Great cheering.

Mr. Todd, of Ohio, told the Chair not to put the above before the ballot. The balt.it resulted, Dlan 173, Ontario 9 tho quartz crusher. The extonsive fertile field for agriculture and stock growing is ample to afford a dense population sufficient indeed to support ono great city and many points of lesser note. The citizens of Junction City should harbor no jealous feelings towards any other point.

Nature has given it advantages which places it beyond competition, without, indeed, her cit- Conventions, to so blend (he opinions of 1-2, 15reekenride 9. FROM WASHINGTON, Speeches Breckenridge, Lane Uuvla, and others. Washington, June 25. A large body uf men, accompanied by a band Loud calls for the question were then made occasion, yet being always ready to contrb-ute in my feeble way to the continuance of an expression of our appreciation of tho sentiments which auiuiated our forefathers to undertake for themselves a separate nationality, based upon the 'principles of liberty, and which steeled their hearts to complete their enfranchisement from enslavement, I cannot refuso to accept your kind invitation, not, however, without, in advance, apologizing for being, most likely, unable to entertain you on that occasion. With thanks for the honor you have conferred upon ine, I remain yours, W.

W. HERBERT. when the President arose, and after a fe re murku, resigned his seat to Mr. Todd, of Ohio, of musio, proceeded to-nigbt to the residence) iuuu 01 uu' 1 oi me conven tl tion. tbeu took the chair amid appluue.

Sub sequently aeverul were made to in to unite the wholoicommunity agaiust her, of which 1 think there is no danger, judg terrupt the. but the Premdent frig "'from the liberal spirit of her people. quietly and steadily in-tinted -upon the prefer. theme of their speeches, and many a tender down-cast maideu has shed showers of heartfelt tears at their pathetic recital of our wrongs. Butpresto, change Now, no appropriation can be procured from these eloquent Coiigfe'ssuion for anything whatever to our Territory, while thoso of New Mexico and Washington are immeasurably punished.

Our petitions are shamefully slighted and our petitioners ruthlessly repulsed. Why is this Let us tell you the cause. The answer can bo found in two words, political capital." There is nothing more for these political mountebanks to make In this particular, I was much and ngreea-i vatiou of order, and an immediate vote on the different sections as to make ono harmonious whole ensuring success by laying down a platform broad enough for a nation to stand liberal enough to gain re-upeet, and progressive enough to keep pace with the adviiiiing age. Harmony is the necessary concomitant of progress; progress is success, To harmonize the discordant elements of the Charleston Convention was 'f the first duty at Baltimore, yot there seemed to be but one idea in reach of the majority of (the convention, and that was to ko cut down the numbers of the convention as to make the strength- of Mr. Douglas two-thirds of what was left.

This they succeeded in doing. motiuu on which the previnun qjestion had bly disappointed. Beforo reaching jour of Mr. Breckenridpe, and having serenaded him, iu responne to repented calis he appeared saying he felt deeply this mtnifestaiion cf friendly tegtiid, end accepted, as an approval of the proceedings tit Baltimore, by wbich tbe National DdiiocnticGuuventiou presented hi onino nnd ilutt of his gallant ut.d honored friend, i. Line, for President and Vice President uf the United Scutes, Senator Davis followed inun eloquent strain on che personal and publio character of Hreck- been ordered since last evening.

The resolu city I was frequently informed that June iiun to proceed to bailot wan then adopted, the lion City was a perfect bedluin, unsafe to full was called und when Mast.tachugett wt To the Pkoplb of WnsfKRN Kansas Although bin ing no vote, yet feeling a deep interest in the 'Vj'riachinc 'Pjasidentiar lodge iti, Wbeu I came there, I found nothing further from the truth. It is true, reached iur. jsutler claimed llie floor to ex plain the position of the delegation fnim Mas 1 'fli'lwsMi" whisky shops, and, sitchusett. Mr. Butler, on the part of ihe perhaps, more of tuciii than' should be, and he fallacy and delegation, presented a protect ugairift the uti out of and hence their treatmin? Or niri fiial.fovm"'nf thn Hinek jost exclui-inu of one of their number from enrid)(o und Lane.

Tho Douiocraov was not the purty which setk for spoils, and rests it-self on the claims uf men. When Viti Burea. proved untrue they cunt him off as a diaeaed member, and when at a more recent peril hence more drinking than should be. That is tho curse in all fast Western towns, but This is the cause and the every rcfhciing man the Convention, and withdrew from further publican party, and wiehing to declare action with tbe convention. (Loud apnlausi.

not more so iu Junctioti than other places 'A The Smoky Hill Route. On Monday last we were visited by P. S. Parks, of Leaveuwortb, who came our unabating opposition to tho doctrines inculcated by tbe idea of the irrepressible followed with cries of Good ''Good!" mother Democrat proved recreant, it remain conflict' between tho Northern and South tuiulj'thut after ''the London Punch WnnouT "(io along Go Speeches were made by delegates frotnIo, N- Pa end de. ed for the Democratic party, faithful to its to separate him also from the body he vindicated the body tht nominated as the agent of the Smoky Hill Itnad Expedition, to gather up th the New York Vanity Fair, the next ern, or labor and capital States, and wishing to unite in common warfare of lees import.

I found the citizens of Junction a very clever, sociable people, treating strangers with duo respect and particularly so are the merchants and business men generalh. I noticed every day during my sojourn there, ladies from the country or neigh scriptions which had been pre1 nouncing the secessionists and upholding the Breckenridge. Let spoilrmeo go where incli funniest paper in the world is the Marys-ville Platform, published iti Marshall county, Kansas Territory. In order that our read- against Abraham Linooln and Hannibal scribed. Ho met with aerous re action of the convention.

nation leads them. The Democracy honor Mr- The vote was then announced as follows Buchanan for all be bas done, and cast tb ception which our pjjf'i6 ever ready to Hamlin and their odious principles, do recommend to the Democratic Central Com i i i Douglas 173 1-3, Guthrie 9, Breckenridge extend to anv py Public enterprise like ers U)a seu luat we are 1,06 au0Ul boring villages tradiug in the stores. This, 5,. Seymour 1, Bocoek 1, Wise 1, Dickinson 1, complaints of office seekers to tbe winds. (Laughter) He spoke of the Constitution, States Rights, Justice and Fraternity, as the priuciples under which Breckenridge and mittee of Davis county to call a general mans meeting (at Junction City or some this, nnd had ry thing.

arranged for the1 tbu Ke cllP lue last lsaue 01 train wWt came alone tbc Platform the following scintillations of with manv other weightier matters brousht blnnk ote21- Whole number 212 1-2, other convenient point) of tho citizens of me to the-conclusion that Junction is, and EverJ repreated, Moept Delaware, i South Carolina, Florida, Mississioi, Texas, will be. the erent centre of business ond Lane will be elected. (Applause Messrs. this county, nod extend an invitation to the I'oombj and Ilullet followed, the latter insist' On Thursday last the train arrived in wit and humor. In his leading article the our city.

The expedition consists of thirty- eJltor i ei "A visit to one's old homestead, and eoven men, six wagons, fourteen yoko of1 a i among the associates of yeurs, of pleasures, oxen, three mules, three horses, with an a.d niarslals ia mclancbollv arrav i California and Uregon. lieorgia was repre' will not only supply tbe immediato country j. seated in part but refused to vote. After ex people of adjoining counties to participate with us in expressing our views of the dan arounu, oui in trou.ng pu. debat(i iQ wLiclltbe p09ition of Kew ing, as the framer of the Cincinnati Platform, that there ia nothing therein which in tho least countenances Squatter Sovereignty.

The gerous tendencies of tho election of Abra. lages lor many miles, making it tne inter-, York was explained, another ballot was taken. abundance of arms, ammunition, provisions, memories that we dwell upon with pleasure, Wilmot Proviso having been removed from est rather than other wise for Junction to Douglas getting 181 1 2 votes, the rest scut- ham Lincoln and the promulgation of the tools, Tbe officers are II. T. yet with paiu." Congress, it was adopted with a view of keep have villages spring up in the vicinity.

tering, principles laid down in the Black Repub Ha ha ha Green, Superintendent; J. T. Burton, As ing slavery out of the Territories and to gain liciyn platform upon which the nominee of Again, in the same article ho relates ono sistant; 0. M. Tennison, J.

T. votes under a spurious Democracy. The great thoroughfare to the gold region, A resolution was then unanimously adopted, Camp Floyd, Pawnee and Santa Fe, which declaring Douglas nominated, according to nnflar to bo mttled in the vallev of. the i tho sages of the Democratic partj ond rules that party stands before us, and expects the F. Jlersey, among many amusing niciuents ot a jour Mr.

Ilogan, of Kentucky, made some re Green, Assistant, and T. Guide. marks. suffrage of tho peoplo to carry out. MANY CITIZENS ney to one old homestead, about some two fellows at Quincy, 111., catching a cat- Kansas and Smoky Hill rivers, places The rroceesion proceeded to Brown's hotel, They made their first encampment tP where an immenseorowd had previously gath ithe renowned Smoky Ilill River, a short, fish, which they bung up against a large Cheer upon cheer now arose, every person in the theatre rising and waving their hats and handkerchiefs, evincing the utmost enthusiasm M- Fitzpatrick, of was nominated for By Telegrnpli.

Washington. June 26. bred. Gen. Lane, after the performance of distance south of this place, and during yes- pile of wood.

After this description Junction City beyond a doubt, and I consider tho trifle I invested in lots, as making me doublo tho highest interest allowed in Kansas. an air, appeared, and tendered his thanks to the laughii.v! part of the joke is thus re terday the Superintendent was quito busy in picking up such articles of outfit as had Vice President by a unanimoui vote. The Efforts are making, without probable success, to effect an arrangement bv which both wings of the Democracy in New York shall convention then passed some unimportant res the assembly for the manifestations of their kindness. lie was proud of the nominee of the Baltimore Convention. He was whom be had long known on tbe battlefield and in the Yours truly, ALVIN.

-m olutions and adjourned tine die. run the same electoral ticket for President Filzpalrlck Declines 11. T.John- latcd "No sooner than Mr. Fish commenced a scries of floundering, jerking and gymnastic exercises, that gave 10 the tottering wood-pile a swaying motion anu down came some ten or fifteen cords of wood." Ho he he u' think of a and Vice President. A similar arrangement is to be made in Pennsylvania, if possible.

councils of the nation, and he felt deeply bon ored in being placed on the same ticket with stou, of Georgia, Subll(uted. Washinoton, June 25, been overlooked this being the last point on the road, where they could be procured. We were much pleased with tbe officers, men, and general outfit of the expedition. 'Tho former seemed to be men, peculiarly adapted to a work of this kind, and we pre him. He accepted the nomination of the Na This important and startling movement is ev idently based upon an agreement that Doug Gov.

Fitzpatriok having declined the nomination of Vice President, the National Com ffalling down 1 Hoi ho I ho! Hold my mittee bavo substituted Herecoll V. Johnston, tional Democracy, assembled at Baltimore, and with them believsd in tbe equality and rights of tht State ynder the Constitution- las is to be allowed a chanco to secure the election before the people by the Union of the factions, thus securing the votes of theao two uf Georgia. Tbe committee to inform the candidates of their nomination, waited on Gov. dict that if energy and industry will make a good wagon road to tho Gold Region of Western Kansas, this company will make bat I Ysh 1 yah yah I Oh my button 1 This must suffice for the present. Tho paper is absolutely so funny that we can't Mr.

Yancy followed, saying that tbe coun States, on the condition that if tbe election try was in a Crisis, from which it is the duty Johnston to night at the Na ional Hotel. He roes to the House, he shall give the vote of the Democracy retrieve it. He spoke at received them in the large drawing-room write for fear that we will have no jacket or breeches buttons left. one. The entire train left this morning in fine considerable length and was frequently ap the hotel, which was crowded with ladies and plauded.

The demonstration continued be health and spirits, with a heartfelt, 11 God gentleman, lie aoceptod the platform in eve yond midnight. ry particular, and deelaiing the South would ye" from our citizens. thei Chicago, June 23. The nomination of Douglas was received by bis friends trith great enthusiasm, 300 guns were fired on fht announcement this evening. Bonfires are blazing on the corners.

The Times ofioe is brilliantly illuminated iu honor ot the event. Speeches are being made from the balcony of the Tremont House. Coscohd, N. Juni 25. Ex.

President Pierce pronounces the nomination of Douglas a sec.ional one. The secession of the Boston Post creates quite a sitr among tbe old political stagers, here. Some Democrats are in a quandary about ihe nominations, but the rank and file are enthusiastic for Douglas. The Patriot and all the party papers in tbe State will support Douglas, except the Demoorat. Tolido, June 26.

At tbe Douglas Ratification, Meeting last night, thirty, four guns were fired. Bonfires, musio, speeohes, ic. fondest hopes be realized, and their trip a Washington, Jnne 25. The House refused to suspend tbe rules to sustain the principles laid down in it. In hit.

opinion the doctrine of non-intervention war necessary to the preservation of tbe Union (applause,) and be shouldquietly, firmly and be hoped bravl accept the responsibility imposed take up the Post Route bill, and it is con, equeutly dead. A rtoou the Uouse adjourned, sine die, in good humor, Jie Illinois delegation to Breckenridge. Chicago, Juue 27. Oio hundred and fire guns were fired this evening in honor of Breckenridge and Line. Va.

June 27. The Argus states that Gov. AVii-e bas pronounced the nomination of Breckenridge and Lane as tbe moat admirable that eould be made to save the Union. lie will address the Democracy at a grand ratification meeting, to be held here Monday evening. IioaiiirToH, N.

June 27. On receipt of the news of the oemination of Breckenridge and Lane, a salute of 105 guns w.i fired by the National Democracy, aocom panied bjMhe ringing of bells, bonfires, io. tgrlt is said that Judge Black will be appointed to the Supreme Bench by President Buchanan, in place of Judge Daniels, of Virginia. His eminent legal abilities point to him asjuit the n.nn fur 'hit xilted pusiton, J5yJiai Lane was recently 'sued in the United States District Court, at Leeompton, fr trespaiMi' There is no danger of hit ever eing sued in the Iligh Court of Heaven, for repass upon the dominions above Sul Miller. Tbe bil Is of South Carolina and Georgia upon him.

He cherished the hope that Prov idonce will lead as out of our civil disasters, and in his good time conduct us to tranquility pleasant and profitable one. BQuThe most horrible deaths wo bavf been called upon to chronicle, occurred at Hiley City, on Monday night Inst. Ilenrj Marshall and Terrell wero burned death in their dwelling ai the above oaniet placo, on tho night of tho 25th. Tho Cor oner'a inquest will elicit the facts ia a fer. days, when wo will publish the result in full.

V.e will not anticipate the facts. Zanisvuli, June 27. The Demoorac held an immense, meeting and peace. (Long and continued cheering.) ratifvin the nomination of Douglas anu jouu- aton. Ooe hundred and three guns were fired, Lixinoton, June 26.

One hundred and Cre guns are being fired speeches by Got. King of andUoo. Olds, and others. in hoaor of Breckinridge's nomination. are rspidly becoming covered wilb vineyaids.