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MY FIFTEENTH ANNUAL address
TO THE LADIES

~ Richmond generally, Virginia and ". Carolina
M J most admired and esteemed Friends. prea,.
I've Hg 81 uus. arcon1'eb nee ny last communicated
your ulrung attachment respect a. well a. yout t.,,
p'1nar amply bestowed inc ,paBr 10 o.,
w Hy sentiments in anguage sufficiently strong enough q, con
'y 'J1 uy unening attachment Tor 20 ~
ahi hlrr s rvcp st1te off wheh 70 may be- pe ID I'M
happy o. inform that all ny continue pr1spe rus and
~ with 'h' exception 81 slight appointment which viii b..
f-r'd iI" lime. But why should generous hear tep NO
whilst each day beauties into NE aud ovsoi
Nn1 Why Dot view each passing with delight whilst ps,ri
90 this terrestrial rarldr-.f '
~ GARDEN seems thrown Mt 10 winter rr,,,,s
and aplrar like aui rv,ly s-de airtp ~ nj, NJ,
l'vine rYy and limo .encs dfusinz lrifsru.
So ned by y's on breeze such heart rs v, b., tt
seiy ~ truly a. TO ma h. aI u. seem .
uu buoy
"u'st slcb eye doth cateht the passing smile
TOE rstis oa.t, The heart beEus To- de-
OWEN M.GyvEEN Tt,srr
Ricluroni Va
rHNv urrotrd Flora interpreter sumbers for The want N,
rl..UrI..fa Hi rn each.
tT Iira dtanrs would confer great favour. by Fivnr
ths fHrtr rHr Ilsen0u Tor theis rerdeft ap6-u
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY
GOODS.

NfNNFTVIT'
f17ddJ April q, 1916.
- II. JENKINS will opcn this morning. from
auction 'e ioiowing go,d. which purchased at
rf.H' fn-uf.r
w. vHM
I've thouHd Linen Csbro Ik al prees from 10 cents. 1924
.. 10 ani
Naf-r. Shaw 80 yards sguafe-ony 7s6d
Hn p..rs Clicors fos pence. worth Ne
Ronn ps. d. Ffc1t bargains f1t pence 10 and fine,
Ies'nt i'e" goods ~ ie'uced prccs, many Other ars
~" e. c aueaunn o those waning bargains he BY b,.
fai. fttrH
n "-N'o vcy cheap Besca'd s'eetinFs and shinngs.
&. CHAMPAGNE "A lew baskets of the
- nm'1' ODD G. h'ssd CLsmpsans from ths Importer i
"''N.HN ap' WILLIAMS NAVAL.
iht'N. MhDiCfNEN. Sc, Ar WHOLESALE or
RETAIL
'N'HE Subscribers, having made large additions
Co. tHc oct. ODER county Merchant, ani other-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06

RLOCK TIN-2O pigs, JUS, received, and 70
- sle by GORDON A. SKINNER
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p. JOHNS TON.

DRUGGIST,
now in receipt OF lot OF Perfumes for the
ehiei OF the celebrated un comprising among
ohers ire following ViE-Boquet de Caroline Ros.
1nun Extract Rose Extract Violet eydyasm EnbrosiA
hriolrope &C; with Cologne fancy and Mai,
ho'e hair Brushes real English Toilet BoIe.
fancy and plain Soap, and many
ees appeainng offers on the mo
- '''''' spa
NoR THE HAIR-Chehughs Tneopheru. or M.dca,.d ON
pound-forths badness grey hair the endteaop
OF senn and anduh for washing leaving the hair
healthy and gossy-foI by
ap r. JOHNSTON. q ugei.t
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE MUSIC.
MARCH TRIUMPHALE DTSLY by Leo.
LVA ppld De Never.
10 Carnival de Venice by Leopold de Meyer
"Le DeraH - 10 Retou Nocturnes LEOPOLD Meyer
Afante by Leopold De Meyer
Marshe Naloesiae variations by Leopold De Meyer
tn Sleigh Bell Warz
Medical stBdsnts Waltz
Gov shunks Do
Ten Popular Arsin easy time BY A. n. johnson
Drawing Room Poisas In Nos
NEW SONGS
The Crave Of Washington NJ sung BY the Harmonious
Hundred Years Ago BY Andrews
~ what will A. The Lads do and
When the Rye hlme, BY Rogers
The gipsey ~ tho North
The Hssof Thy Norsh breaking by Tempgton
FOLLOW BY Barnett
Unfiding Beauty
The Funeral Of Napoieon
TIE merry bright
The ab0ve o pieces obtained
AZ the Piano Porte and Music Store of
?. u. TAYLOR, 100 Nsin IT,
Opposite the Hsnk
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without regard to weather s'
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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" TuE Annual Meeting of the Stakeholder,
OF the franklin Manufacturing COMPANY of Richmond vii;
be held at The Paper Mill ON Monday. 9th April next
o'clock 4. NJ. '
NH 26-did JAMES T. cpANc D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-06

4 Nk. Bonnet Boards, Ink Powder, Wax, Waters.
saes Irvine, FoocSp. Letter and Wrapping Paper &C. and
e various school Books suited TO the county trade
low pueos Of J. w. RANDOLPH A co
I1t u,i,'.,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-04-17

alternate sections within the limits of tn,
Miami and Dayton caual grant, TO be sole
subject to minimum price OF two dollar,
and fifty cents per acre, as prescribed b,
law, and not subject to the operation o
any presumption law. to wit.
East Of the first principal meridian.
Island number one, in section thirteen
township three, Of range six.
Island number six, and the north par
of island number seven, in section twenty
five, lots one two and three of island mum
Der four; islands number one and two, ant
the north part Of island number three, IL
section three; and island number five, il
section eleven, all in township four, o
range six.
The north part of island number one
in section twenty-seven, and the soutl
part Of island number one, 10 section five
10 township i've, Of range six.
Island number one, in section twenty
one; and Island number two, 10 seciioI
thirty.three, in township seven, of rang.
six.
Al the same sale will also be disposed
Of the aforementioned tracts Of land sub
ject to be sold at a minimum price Of one
dollar and twenty five cents per acre, te
wit:
East ofthe principal meridian.
Island number one, in section seven
township one, of range FIVE.
Island number one, in section twenty.
four and twenty-five, in township three
Of range FIVE;
Island humber one, in section three; is
land humber two, in section nine; island
number three, in section seventeen; and
island number four, in section thirty. all
iii township one, Of range six.
The sales will be kept open for two
weeks, (inless the lands are sooner dis
posed Of, and no longer; and no private
entries Of the tracts SO offered will be ad i.
mitted Until after the expiration of the
two weeks aforesaid.
Given under my hand, at the city Of
Washington, this fourteenth day of
March, Ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and forty-six.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the Presidents:
JAMES SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the Gen. Land Office
Notice of reofering of certain ndlas in
the WyandOtt cessiOn
The lands in the Wyandot, cession with
drawn from the public sale held at Upper
Sandusky in September last, and also the
lands which were bid off but not paid for
at the same sale, will again be offered al
he sale ordered by the above procama-
ton, to be held at that Office, commencing
on Monday. the fifteenth day of June next.
Lists of these lands will be distributed by
The Register aud Receiver Of said land
Dffie.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Commissioner General Land Office.
March l6, 1916.
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Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented
TO the Commissioners Of Wyandot county,
o., at their next June session A d. 1916,
praying for a review, alteration and loca-
iion Of a road, to wit.--Commencing at
the south side of Wyandot county, and the
north side of Marion county, where the
present road now crosses the line dividing
the couniie, above named. called the old
London road, leading to Upper Sandusky
and running as the road now runs as near
as may be ill it strikes BowsbervIlle;
thence in northern direction (vacrting
the old .road) ill it intersects the line
dividing in the middle the south east,quar.
ter, section thirty, twonship three, range
fourteen therce north dividing the alter
nate quarter sections north in the middle
till il intersects the Bellefontaine road
leading to Upper Sandusky.
April II, le46.-4w-3l
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MiLLIN ERY.

The subscriber takes this method Of in
forming the Ladies of Upper Sandusky and
tbe Surrounding country, that she has com
mehced the Milliner business in this place
and has just received the spring and sum-
mer fashions from the east, and is prepared
TO make and repair bonnets according TO
order 10 the shortest time possible.
Feathers, Wool o Rolls, Bees-wax, Tai.
low, and almost all kinds of country pro.
duce taken in exchange for work. Any
one wanting work will please cali al the
house Of DR.. Watson, one door est of the
Paint and Drug Store.
nj. WATSON.
April II, ls46.--31-n.
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Jane Mckenzie compl,.

Jane Mckenzie compl,.
TS. n, ,
William Mckenzie jr. Woh ileas "
William Mckenzie sen. :" Gu oo'i'
Roderick Mckenzie and Z, C"'o'
Jacob Allion. "'".o'
The said defendants are hereby notified
that on the 10th day of April, lS46, the
said complainant Sled in said Court a
bill in chaDcery against them, the OBJ
ject and prayer Of which is to subject TO
the payment to the complainant as alimo>
ny, the sum Of $4,000 which the said Ja>
cob Allion owes to the said William Nc.
kenzie, jr., and to obtain an allowance
TO the said complainant of the further sum
of $500, as alimony out Of the estate Of
The said William Mckenzie, jr., who is
the husband Of the said complainant; and
further TO obtain from the said William
McKeDzie, sep., and Roderick McKenzie,
a discovery under oath as to " no has the
possession Of three promissory notes given
by the said Allion 10 the said William
Mckenzie sen. Of $50, 90 each, amounting
in ali to the said $4,000; and also for
general relief.
ROWE DURFEE & TYLER.
SoiicitorsJor Complain ant.
April Is, l646.-6w-3l.
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For the Democratic Pioneer.
Ye Gods and lille Fishes ~"

4es GOuS uHU GHtc TfSHeS'
Ma. EDlToR:--Please let the people know
that the ladies and gentlemen Of our tow n
went fishing yesterday, and just to "stop
the rush." tell them the FISH are all bespo
X en-.
Upper Sandusky is in it's infancy but il
there is a town ih Ohio, Of not more than
thres times It's age and size, which owns
q greater number Of sweet, charming, aud
beautiful girls we .Link we always went
through it in the night time. All these
charu,ers went out and with them a slight
sprinkling of the rougher sex.
Armed with bea n.poles, pin hooks and
twine and loaded with bounteous provis.
ion Of cake and pie, we sailed forth, and
disregarding wells, springs and puddles,
struck boldly for the Sandusky. The fish
ing being only ostensible was soon 6nish-
ed. We rendezvoused at the big syca-
more, around which, the varied and feet
ing groups, the diversified pursuits, and
strange commingling of sounds, afforded
excellent opportunities for the study Of
natures works both natural and artificial
The green sward was our table and new
er was festive ard.surrounded with light
er hearts than ours. The grass afforded
pleasant seats and the attitudes as we re-
clined around the daintily ordered feast
were purely classical. OF course there
were coquetting, ogliug, honied words,
and tender glances, and those who were
hooked will perchance learn 10 future TO
beware of the "fshers of men,"
= But don't stop the press any longer than
just to say, that we relieved the anxiety
of our careful mamas by returning before
dark, and the fish stories TO the contrary
notwithstanding, didn't catch single
fish, cat, bass, minnow, pike or
SUCKER.
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I The Appenpix is made up of the Presi-
dents annual message, the reports of the
principal officers of the Government that
accompany it, aud all the long speeches
OF members of Congress-, written out or
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and usually make the same number Of
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We print the numbers az fls, as the pro.
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or six weeks Of q session, there Is rarely
more business done than will make one
number Of the Congressional Globe and
one number Of the Appendix week; but
during the remainder Of a session there %
usually sufficient matter for tw6Hpr three
numbers Of each every week. The next
session will be long one, and it ID suppo-
sed will be unusually interesting; there
fore, we calculate that the Congressional
Globe and Appendix will each make near
one thousand large qaarto pages, printed
10 small type-brevier and Donpareil -
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We have on hand the Congressional
Globe and Appendix for the last twelve
sessions of Congress, Of which Ave were
long and seven were short sessions. The
Congressional Globe and Appendix for
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red from any other source, Gales IL Sea.
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copies of the first volume 10 all We have on
hand.
The next session Of Congress will be
long one, and, therefore, the Congression-
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the session, which is the price we charge
for the unbound numbers of the past long
sessions; but we have con cluded 10 reduce
the price, as follows, until the first day of
next January; after which time the Cons
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numbers promptly.
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of their paper, containing it, shall have
their names entered on our books for one
copy Of the Congressional globe and Ap-
pendix during the session.
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hat we cannot afford to trust them out;
Lerefore, no person need consume his
line in writing for them and not sending
he money.
BLAIR & RlVES.
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Medical Notice.

DR. Ferris, has located in Upper
Sandasky, where he will devote his
whole attention 10 his p Professional duties.
His old patrons and friends in Versailles
and vicinity, can at any time command his
services.
He is prepared 10 attend TO any surgical
disease or perform any surgical operation.
APtil 10. lS46.--3w-30.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
1 - scriber has been appointed admins
tratrix on the estate of George Garrett
late Of Wyandot County, Ohio.
NANNY GARRETT,
.4dminisfratrir,
April IL, ls46-31-4t
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
~ scriber has been appointed and quail.
fed as administrator on the estate Of Sam.
uel Ammo, late of Wyandot county, decd
EZEKIEL EYESTONE.
April 9, 1S46-3w-30
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
IN scribers have been appointed and
qualified as administrators, on the estate
Of William Davis, late of Wyandot coun-
ty. Ohio, deceased.
WILLIAM BRAYTON.
ISAAC DAVIS.
April o, ls46.--3w-3O.
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JUS r LOOK.

yhavoa
M2lns IiSkog' caicoss every color Ian
and Black Shaw Thread
esng Grape, Carriers
suit - : - - s'S - ~" .A1 "~s' "
Never forget the Schools.
Qull, &C., ~NN Ds~N A'A~"''
@gg@sg8 @gg8gSg@gg9ggag,
ms the time purchase quantity think u
call and find
Leao' ana every thing Of the Grocery kind.
HARDWARE. CUTLERY &C.
The stock of Hardware beside. many
not Axes Trace Chains
Irons Coffee Mills Horse
Butts and Screws Door Lche
and Forks Butcher Knives Shoe Kuv,
ndlTable Spoons.
o! THE Lot Of Queens-,oare.
The great no mistake Plates. Gun, and
sauoer Cream Jugs and small Pitchers Glassware Looking Ges
Also, quantity Of Clocks. 80 -
PAINTS DYEsTuFFs
good selection Of Paints disposed
cheap The contains the following
wood, indigo Alum
The selection surruu.
shall be well satisfied nothing goods quantity
quality aud prices they not to be oudone ''
Wanted in exchange for Goods.
or Goods sneh Wheat, Corn, Butter Eggs Pork
NJ b. Horse and Buggy and two horse Wagon which
Upper sandwky, November go ls45--11-tE
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-04-17
List Of Letters.

The following is list Of the letteres re-
naming in the Post Office, at Upper Eandus-
ky, on the LIST day of April, ls46, which, if not
taken out before the lst day of July, will be
forwarded to the General Post Office al dead
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-04-17
sTAcKs OF FAwcY PRINrS.
Hardware and Cutlery,


Door Lch set Match Planes Plane bits Bed Gmble
of
Iron sored German and Blister Nails wa,
Cooking
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Groceries.

Rio Coffee Young Hyson Tea choeolas Mc ciaa.maa
l Port Brandy Tobacco,
Amo. every other article usually kept 10 retail be found q his
which
snoh Cash. Flour Wheat Oats Clover Timothy % Flax Seeds Feathers
few
bushels good Corn wi b
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-04-17
PAINTS AND DYEsT UFFs.


Of
we'll
OF Quaker or
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-04-17
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.
COne& See!!

McCUTCHEN,
Of New York,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Allegheny
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Store, IN Upper Sandusy,

Kentucky
sual Plaid L Flnuel Checks Taby Velvet Silk Velvet
and vesngi Giughams, &C.
srAcxs OF FAwcY pRINrs
quality Quantity
Plaid Shaw Wool black, pilot cloth
Silk Patent all kinds
Ticking
Sheepgs
black
Wool
Books, Spelling Books Eclectic
Pps Blank Books, Slate and Lead Pencils St
Umbrellas, &c.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-04-17
COME Up THIs way!
4 GREAT QUANTITY OF GOODS.
N eln Gbaotge.

w. A4kES have just received their New
- saaausy Avenue
Snsap for cash country produce Let wishing
dresses than before sold, CALL.
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NOW is THE TINE TO BUY NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,


ladies
Converse
at MCutchens No l, Ro5ba Are aud Esq
I Upper Sandusky, 20 ls45--
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-04-17

ANY quantity of BLANK DEEDS on
band and for sale, at this ofice.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-04-17

GF Persons calling for the above letters,
will say that they are advertised.
April 4, 1916.
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Oceola Rail Road!!!

IT'S HoLiNEss, the Right Rev: ID. TUT
LITTLE, Bishop Of Upper Sandusky-
Doctor Of a sick Divinity, nonprofessor oI
Modern The ology, etc. etc. etc, takes
this method 10 announce that by the last
arrival at this place of the Great Eastern
Car, Gocon,otion, he has received a splen-
did addition to,
HIS EoT CHAIRS:
He now has on hand an astonishing heap
OF excellent Chairs, and sells them off cheap,
He has rocking chairs, chdren's chairs, wind
sor and fancy, ..i
To suit Susan, and Molly, and Lydia, and
Nancy. -, ,n,.a
He's all sizes and colours, with green, black,
| and TIMBER, ~. =,
Two or three stories high, he can. tell the
number.
He also petitions all the good people
who are in want of CHAIRS, to give him
a call, and lie will be pleased to accommo-
date all "with Seats"
Hewould also remonstrate most respect
fully against the practice of purchasing in
foreign market, articles offurniture and
equipage, when they may and can be OBJ
tained Just as CHEAP and jus as GOOD, al
home.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
done at the shortest notice.
or Don't forget the place, call at the
corner of Wyandot Avenue and fifth st.,
opposite the Post Office.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. II, le46.-l9-tf.
RUGGIEs, and all other Carriage, re-
- paired aud painted. Sign painting
executed TO order AMI at reasonable pri
ces at the Paint Shop" Of
ID. TUTTE.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 81. loft
A Ii. kinds of Goods. Wares, and Mer
n chandise, sold on Eommmission by
ID. TUTTIE, Auclioneer,
Of Wydndol County.
Upper Sanddsky, Nov: 81. l0-G
Portage Mutual Fire insurance Company
CAPITAL TO MEET LOSSES,
100000.
The oldea. largest, richest, and consc-
quently the SAFEST company ID the ives
I'D. SEARS,
Agent at Upper Sandusky.
January 90, i546.-l9-ly
7lp lntt> sbop.
'NHE subscriber having commenced the
= above business in Upper Sanddsky,
v ould respectfully say to all who are
iesirous of obtaining PIOWS made ofI
he best material, the heatest and most
iubstantial work, eau be accommod aied
IN short notice, aud to their own satisfsc.
ion. Call and examine the Plows aud l
udge for yourselves. &
His shop is in the Wagon Shop Of |
yelch &c Houpt, nearly opposite the 8
land Office. i
w. NJ, BEARD, a
April 4, 1872 sm,
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A LL kinds of Goods, Wares, and Mer
IA chandise, sold on Communication by
d. TUTTLE, Auclioneer,
Of Wydndol County.
Upper Sanddsky, Nov. 81. l0-tf
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RUGGIES, and all other Carriage, re-
- paired aud painted. Sign-painting
executed 10 order AMI at reasonable pri
ces at the Paint Shop OF
d. TUTTE.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 81. loft
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Washington City, Oct. A, lS45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-04-17
Wanted in exchange for Good.

They will take
for Goods such Wheat, Corn Oats Butter, Eggs Pork
NJ b.
will be received.
Upper sanduky November 29 ls45--11-tE
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-25
SALEM. ONO, Friday, DECEMBER %, 1916.

they are linked 70 their natural enemies, bva
Constitution which places all political now
er in those hostile hands. The onl- hone Of
the slave, the only safety Of the free, lies in
THE ABROGATION or TIE PRES
ENTPRO-SLAEER CONSTITUTION,
AND THE DISSOLUTION OF THE
EXISTING GIAYEHOLDING UNION!
To hasten this revolution is the work Of
'he rerair" rhnlInoniet md the truo patriot.
In this work J would Invite you TO engage.
let wg onlraat YOU not 10 waste your crcr-
g.os 7ud your emo in what you term (sonc-
what il-evarcu,Iy, a5 it seems o. mc) Bible
r]ollcs,' nor 90 think it Of any moment 10
'ae slave, whether this man OF that be- ap-
pointed to bold his chaiu. Disdaiu to en-
pIoy your ingenuity in d~ryising jcs1itical
e%yasions, whereby you may keep the word
Of promise TO The car Of the Shareholder, and
break 1t to the hope. Scorn to wrench the
supreme Law from its historical and adjndg-
ed meaning, in q vain attempt TO save your
conscience and your vote.
ne contract between the north and the
south Is what the contracting parties meant
t TO be, and what the Courts have ajiudged