The following paragraph strikingly illus
trates in a general way and on a broad scale,
the relative effect of freedom and Slavery
upon the progress
of
and wealthiest in Kentucky, and this esca-| that communication, furnished by Clhgett,
pade of the young gentleman must occasion himselt, are totally faltsc. Democrats have
them inexpressible mortification. looked vver the record in the Clerk's Offiee
,, ,, .,
1
-fbeirencb have successfully tned tbe
South.
—Tbe London
Timet
Mr. Durkin and the horse were instantly territory of the United States*
kiliod. ^nti Democracy of Iowa have made this
—Some idea of the cost of the Utah expo- °r*n'on plank in their State platform, so
dition may be gained from this fact: Corn
Now ths inquiry will naturally arise how
immaculate as to present a striking oontrast
to the ignorance, corruption and infamy
charged upon bis predecessors upon the
Judges of the Supreme Court and upon the
entire Bar of tbo District? Is Ciagett alone
tbo rest of tbe Judges nnd the Bar fools
scallywags and knaves That is tbe issue
presented by himself and his friends* and
they say "Ciagett must be sustained."
tbe respective sections
of th e country where they prevail. In view
of these effects can any patriot conscientious
ly vote for a pul'cj and
a
spread Slavery
Majorities in the (mi Duirld la Iftaf*
Ws publish below the majorities in ths
countit•* which now compose the First Con
gressional District, on the vote for Congress*
men in 1856.
It wilt be seen that tbe aggregate Kepub
lioan muj rity in the District, two years ago*
was 1822. We shall be disappointed if the
majority is not as Urge as that in favor of
Col, Curtis now.
1856.
•CP. BKM.
428
COtTKTtlS.
