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,ianary, while tia, Of Boston has increased
;I7 COO,00O or 40 per cent,
sach Ia. been the tendency Of tina, protective
policy, for which the Wigs are So clamorous. 1t
had stopped the growth Of New ! ork city, which
IN hc', consumed more Of the frmers' products
than all the manufact'ri's in the Uuit"d States
nd was actually increasing the wealth Of the
manufacturers 40 per cent: oil the Union WAS
laid under tribute, tha, the Boston capitalists
might accumulate richie. ly The rise of their prop
er,y O, the rate Of so coo Geo per annum,
Had this state Of things existed -iS years long
cr. there Uouil have been an acquired cspi,al Of
more than 500 go 1CO in the hand, Of les, than
tweniy inca vii, all cn,ertaingd the So ne opiu-
ipns-bouud together by the ties Of a common
intcrcs,-unitel by the love Of gain aud the an,
billion i,r power, and we ask what influence
could have resisted thtml Al. The other interests
Of the United States would he fused, and sep
aritcd by the difference of occup ,tion, locality
and rivalry. They never could Ire brought to
act in conccrt. Not - with the Nahohs oi Bos-
ton. The influence Of their n istiy wealth could
always be brolght To oct upon given side, Al
the corrupt appliances Of wealth would he bro't
to the halls Of legislation, aud used to control
yenal press. Even now, these mouey-k incs blush
not openly to employ such men as Webster to
- into the legislative halls to advocate their in
tcrests They have given him 10000 as they
cool'y assert, that he may devote al hs time and
trlens 10 promote their Interests. The same
system was prnctiscd 10y the L. ;. Bank. The
most talented statesmen became is debtors The
most Influential editors were lrihed 10y large I'd.
vsDccs.
Let US learn wisdom from tie past, ard hc
wained against this new mm.lcr "monopoly,"
in time, Tie power Of the manufacturers il
more dangerous than that exercised by the old
L States Bank, because it is more in.idious. Il
can he exercised under the spccious plea Of pro-
,cc.ins American industry. until il has become
so ramli,d, that to charge !, would disturb the
business operations Of the whole coon,ry. |, ia
sel.ryiicnt, that, like causes must produce like
usulls The system II protection IN England
and Francc has made n.us-i ,niis Of al the pop
ua,ion drpsrd,nl upon the manufacturers
" hen once IN lL;, position they ne,e, rise above
it. Every year the Gw become richer AMI the
many poorer. In En-lr.l It IL no uncommon
IhIog fr manufacturer 10 fr''ss a iorUre OF
$40 90 oJ0 in i iew years. 10 Franz, tie d.
vision IF property is 50 unequal lhlt Of 10 OoJ, 600
of males over the age Of tweuty-on' only ) =
on are entitled to the privilege Of voting.
lfthe American people would proven, such a |
stale Of things in this country, they must show |
at all times and under all cir instances the mos, |
unyieeine and determined opposition to all src-
cilI legislation, and all chartered m5nopocs.
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C,rrr.p ,nir,ce Of the "F,ce Trader"

SPRINGFIELD. Dec, 2SrH, 1916.
Roth Houses of the General Assembly
having been le(l withou, quorums since
Christmas day, are now unable TO trans.
acl any business cSccr, 10 atjDurn from
day to day and compel he attendance Of
absent members.
The House met this morning a, 10 o..
clock. There were only seventy mem.
beers IN attendance. A bill was reported
from the Senate in relation To the Massac
difficulties. The bill will pass the House
with some little amendment. Itprovides
for the establishment Of a special coun, To
he holden on the frs, Monday in every
month. for the purpose Of bringing the
vlolaiers Of law IN that unfortunate coun.
~ 10 a speedy justice. 1t also requires
the Governor TO send an armed force suf.
iicien, to protcc, the court end enable the
officers Of said county 10 put the law in
full execution; aud it also appronriales
ten thousand dollars out Of the Treasury
for the purpose of dc(raying the expenses
ofcm'ying the above object into effect.
The Senate mt This morning. but there
being only twenty Senators present, thew
we're obliged. for wan, Of quorum, to
adjourn over until tomorrow mornins a,
10 o'clock.
] visited the United States Cour, room
to-day, and there saw Edward Bonv ar.
raigned before the Court on a charge of
counterleiing. There is great deal of
feeling manifested in relation to this trial.
What the result will be, il is hard to tell
His trial will probably las, two or three
days longer. The counsel engaged in
the defence are Knox, (of Rock Island
Logan. Lanburn and Judge Thomas Of
Chicago.
| understand the repor. of the Canal
Trustees has no, ye, been received by the
Governor. A resolution was introduced
in the Senate, a few days ago, calling on
him for information in relation to Canal
ma,lers. This, of course. he canno, Give
until he receives the report OF the Trus.
tees; but if the report is as slow in CON.
ing TO Springfield as the estimates are in
coming TO the contractors and laborers on
the Canal, il will no, be here for several
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'NGnger Ia chairman OF lHe Can Il Commute p
IN the Senate, and Judi occupies second pllr,r
/ This il decidedly wrong, and vcrv unjust ia the
| Cana, region Of the state. do not make word
ot objection TO Singer a a man or a drnioCrIi
lie is shrswd politician an clever fellnr.
and vii! discharge the duties OF his position with
promptness and fidelity. But the point il this
Judd is an old Senairr--hr has expcrirnce-nc
has knovedge-he hiss rendered he State some
service, ard ought not 10 bs made subordinate 70
a new member, ofH greater ability or knoN ,ed-.
Its matter of the greatest surprise that Mr.
Wells has thought fit TO take his course. But
he, doubtless, was persuaded that i, was most
proper and beneficial. | i, not find fault with
his purpose but HE judgment"
We clip the above extract f,om tie Chicago
Democrats correspondent at Springfield. who
slsns himself "1'lmeR." This extract, together
With Others in the ,mc writer clmmunict,iuns.
heretofore, lead, Us to notice the matter. Wby
"Iamen" taxes such deep intcrcst about tie
Chairman Of the Canal Committee, we canpot
divine, for most certainly Gov. Wells has acted
with much wisdom aud good sense in selecting
Nh Sanger f,r that post Mir. S. is VT, and ia.
vornhly known in the Canal rrgon-has been an
extensive contractor on he work, and is well &C.
qnain'rd with Canal airir, aud no man will
question his ability, particularly when compared
With Mr. Judd, Of Cook county.
Respecting Mr.. Judd's c4ins to the post. on
account OF HE being an old member and the in
justice to the Caual region by hi. no, being 40.
pointed, we are a, loss to know BY what rule
"Tamen' arrives at this conclusion. In the
House. the Speaker selected Mr.. Little a. Chair
man Of the same committee, no,wi,hstoul,n,
Nessrs. Sherman OF Cook, aud O'Conncr Of l.,
Sale are old members, and from the immediate
line OF Canal, ard as well qualified for that ru,t
as a'y OF the members from the Canal Inc. YET
we are fully Satisfied that tue Speaker acted A,
he thought best in the matter, and as "ramcn"
has not affected to Mr. Lillc's appointment. VIC
suppose he is satisfied, aud that he does no, think
it "nnjus, to the Canal region. So with Gov.
Wells appointment. We are fully satisfied that
he acted as he thought hest, AVID we III nj he has
been very fortunate in his selection; for in Nr.
Sanger we are fully satisfied that the imuouant
business Entrusted TO that committee. will NEE,
with prompt and impartial attention, and tina,
no act of his will warrant any one in saying lha,
his appointment was "unjust To the Camel TO-
gion." "Famen," as well as Others Of the "sa5,.
stripe who look a, things sometimes through
artificial glasses, should not imagine tha, all the
Canal Interests are confined to the kgoi branch
of the Copk cnunty t,rlpr ,ti,n ar ,k,,tL.. - -
are the embodiment Of the Canal interests or the
Democracy Of the North. When least they es. !
pee, it, they may find that others, besides them.
selves, are quite as mcriiorous ard fully as ca.
pabe to guard aud protoc, the interests of the
people.
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weeks To come. Now, if the Trustees
resided at !.ockporl, attending To their bu-
siness. as they should have done, instead
Of being scattered about-one in W ash
ing'on City. one in Springfield, and one,
tie Lord knows where-lhiS DELAY in the
payment ct Contractors and lahorers
would not have ocrurrcd--avorilcism on
the part of the Engineers might have been
checked, and many other abuses which
the people complain of now. would like.
" he uaheard Of, the Canal would pro-
gress more rapidly, aud would be finished
al least one year sooner than it can posi-
big be under existing circumstances: thus
1t is easy TO perceive that, hv the bad
management of the Board of Trustees the
revenue which would arise from tic use
Of the Canal, at least for one wear. is lost
10 the Safe forever. hy the early com
p'elion of the Canal, the people would
be benefited by having a cheap commn-
n'ration with the eastern markets, and hv
their general prosperity the basis of tan.
alton would be greatly enlarged. These
are subjects for the serious consideration
of both the State and Bond holder. |
have no doubt but that our worthy Gov.
ernor will use all the power invested in
him 10 rorroct The exciting evils, tkcn the
Bond holders must see 10 their own inter
es's, and try to remedy such abuses on
the Canal as the Governor cannot reach.
SICM,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

Although not successful, yet it vii! be seen
that We had qai,e a respectable vote, perhaps
much larger Than our humble al lities deserved
We take this occasion 10 rct.rn Our wirmes'
thanks 10 those vh) favored rs with their sup
port, AMI alsn 10 many Of those sho opposed u
from honest motives. We had no claims to the
Office and urged none, and are not Disappointed
n, the result. We also take great pleasure IL
stating that the slccesfI clulilitn. rs Gar a.
we know, acted fair towards us during the cen
test, and if injustice has been done Us, We well
know that be ia not at fault. Tine, tie great
regullor of events, may pehiaps enable US to do
justice to our fritnds and also To those Of our
enemies " 10 opposed Us from 'lish and siuis-
Yer motives.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

down, across the plains, overcome a
steep with gentle ascent without
difficulty, and will carry freight to
Bent's Fort or Santa Fe at Sc per
hundred pounds. A gentleman who
rode in the wagon says, that with
only one sail and light breeze, it
went at the rate of eight miles an
hour. We can readily believathat
il the ground is level and hard, and
the wheels of "a machine made Of
proper size, that it could be naviga-
ted on the prairies, which are so ox-
pansive that light breeze always
prevails.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

Trustees Lave nor been in the State Cor the Last
nine months. the other has tcen absent half thu
summer an ,isit to The East, and NAV nov be
seen at Springfield hanging around the halls OF
legislation, striving u make capital for himself
and his pensinned co-worhcrs. Not sal fed with
having been quartrred on the State fnr serics
of years, during which time many nj his now ar.
den, fiends have acquired ia,mense fortunes,
whilst the State and the Canal flid were bank
ruHtcd, h. " clings with a dralhiikc perlina
city 10 lhe ncV fund.- an 81 Only yield when
the finn grasp oi 'As Eex.cu,i,, shol, choke
him IL
Tn coming wear x r.hcr,.i in wj'h new or
d. r OF hjags have a new G,vornor. rev
cliiccs oi STATE, aud above ALL Legslal are & csh
from the people. Old politicians have been obi
d 10 mike place l,ruew mCu--,he peupi, have
silIsd ihat he spiri, # reform should be carried
oht--thu o. servants cllse their wpfk-make
ont lhrh oocouuls-havc them adjusted, and
rc,ire to the more inviting scenes Of private life
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
From The peorla n. glsler.

We regret TO learn from the following
paragraph, which we End in the Taz-
well Wing, that The lady Of Col. Oakley,
OF fremont. was seriously injured while
coming 10 our city on las, Thursday:
Serious Rccident.--A carriage con.
'aining Mr.. Brown and lady, Mrs. Oak
ley and daughter (the family of Colonel
ChIrIes OaLley,) Of our town, in de.
srcnding the hill on their way TO Peoria,
near the residence of DR.. Mccall, this
(Thursday) evening. were thrown from
lbe carriage, ard We regret to say ,ha,
Mrs. Oakley had her leg broken near the
ankle. The other parties were not seri.
ousIy injured. The carriage vas broken
mo fragments This is The fourth ac-
Cidenl al this place this winter. viii The
proper person see that this dangerous
place Is improved at once!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

comm Boo'S We notice in the boat
yard of o. Olcolt, on the Scuih Branch,
mat hve Canal Packets are bcirg built.
70 De run on the Illinois and Michigan
anal when completed. by an cn.crpris-
ING packet company Of Uuro. New York.
ms movement will tie welcomed NV the
friends OF that work MS an earnest Of the
importance attached TO il abroad by ex.
Perenred capitalists. The building Of
canal boats Ia new branch Of business
among rs. twill no doubt soon necone
ol very great Importance TO our growing
city, Chicago Dcmprrai.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
Death of Me UToio,, of 8,,ck In,

Death Of The Hidow Of Black Ha,ck.
The editor of the Louisville Journal
has received letter from DR.. volney
SpaldIng, Surgeon 20 the Sacs and Foxes.
mentioning the death. in the S &c camp,
on Kansas river, on the ooh of August,
OF As-Shaw.E.Qna, (Singi.ig B,d,) wild.
ow of tho distinguished war chief, Black
Hawk, aged s5 years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE

in the proceedings Of The Legislature fol
tie las, eight or ten days. The elections
generally occupy large share of the time
pre- lous 10 the HOLIDAYS, and as they are
now all disposed of and The different com
miiiees hard at work, we may shortly tx.
pect to find the proceedings more inter.
esting and exciting.
The following officers have been cleo.
ted:
NORMAN II. Purple, Of Qaincy, Judge
OF the 7lh Judicial Circuit.
GusrAyUs 7. KoERxER, Of Bclleyi!e,
Judge Of the 81 Judicial Circuit.
DAVID B. CAnrBElL, of Springfield,
Attorney General.
cnArLrs II. IA>rnrrR. of Springfield,
State Printer.
THos, II. CArrBrtL, auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts.
mirror II. CARPENTER, State Treas.
urcr.
Mr.. Du3ENpvRv. States Auorn,y for
the lst Circuit, Mr.. Fouke for the End.
Alfred kilchell for the 4lh. Wm. Elliot
Jr, Cor the oh, Mr.. Stillman for the 9Th,
Wm. A. Boardman of LiulrfDrt for the
7lh, and D. c. Cook Of Ottawa, for the
9th.
PArRlCX RALLIScALL. Prosecuting At.
,orney FOR the Cook Co. Court, and
Bushrod B. Howard, Prosecuting Attnr.
ney fur 10 Daviess 60. Court.
The Governor, has appointed II. s.
Cooley, Esq. Of Galena, Secretary OF
State. in p'orc of Thompson Campbell.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
lion by unanimous vote.
Considerable excitement prevails at
Springfield respecting the late ouuHges in
Massac county. Several persons arrived
there from tie scene Of disturbance, and
bring sad intelligence Of tie outrgges
which have been ccmmittcd there. II
p,nsrs that the county OF Massac has
been iuies,CA for several years by a gang
of horse thieves and counteilei:ers, who
carry on sheir operan"ns to IN alarming
ex'tni, and seek refuge in I'M heavy TIM
her Of the low land. Bordering o.. 'he
Ohio river. The people have taken tie
case into their own hands, and commenc.
ed operations on them. Several cases of
lynchiug have occurred, ard there is no
doubt that tire "Rsgualnrs" have carried
their operations to an alarming extent
1t Is said that Mr.. Owens, Of Peru, in /.
this county, has fallen a victim of their
vengeance. In what manner it is sun
posed lie sto3d identified with the accus-
ed, we have not learned, hut i, is thought
that he, in some manner, offended the
Regulators" and that he was drowned
in crossing the Ohio river to Paducah, /
Kentucky.
We learn that the select committees Of
both branches Of the Legislature have
had the matter under consideration, and
have reported several bills to enable the
civil officers 10 restore order IN the coun-
~. We have not learned the precise ma
lure of the bills proposed, but believe i.
one Of the Supreme judges to
-cpair TO the scene Of ouirages, to select
ais own sheriff and posse, and proceed to
execute the law on all offenders. Tina,
ne is to be accompanied by a military
urce sufficient 10 protect bin in his pro-
'eedings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

Munitions IF Wr.-'rhc Troy Wing sayn-
"We understand that Mcssfs Johnson & Cox.
Of this city, have a contract with government, TO
mannic,ure ne many bomb shells as they can
turn out by the lst Of January. This conrac,
has been in operation several weeks. Wearc
Informed that they manufacture over fjriy ipgs
per day, and that the articles are uncxceptiona.
lilo +"
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To this ciy and arrested las, ni,b, ia
recovered The horse al-o. The mama -,
the thief is Thomas Lord. lie had m
his person counterfeit So hill. a conn.
'eriei' 81, and some bogus small chance
Mr.. BuTchell took lin To Kane conn,v
tins morning. II all tie sheriff. tlronol
out 'he country would be equally promp,.
horse stealing would he less frequent.
Chicago D1lgryo,
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A Philadelphia Liter writer in the n. York
Tribune states that two or three comp,nies win
he taken from that city to Gil up the Massachu.
sets regiment of volunteers. II 81. it does not
speak well for the patriotism of the Bay State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

Mnrriod.-By Esquire Hosrord, on the
2ilh uIt, Mr.. L e HAIL, to Miss E1izA ANNE,
daughter of L y Allen, Esq oil of Indian Creek,
LA Sale county.
AT Nouvoo, on tho 2lst ul,., by the Rev. G.
&. Warrington, p. A. ARMSTRONG, TO Miss
Many ]. Bonulpag, late of PITTSBURGH. po
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

Ihe Virginia papers declare tba, no
S'si' has suffered 50 much from emigra-
uon rs Virginia. The Eastern part of
tie 1t lie is Tie severest sufferer, having
been diminishing in population ror the
last twenty years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

Horse Thief Iaken.-For a wonder.
almost, in the history of the extensive
horse stealing operations which have been
carried on in this country, one of the
thieves has been taken. On Thursday
night last, a horse was stolen from the
stable of Jol Plummer, % miles west of
ST, Charles. The owner, Immediately
on discovering that his horse was gone,
consulted with Deputy Sheriff Burchell,
Of ST. Charles, who took hold Of the at.
fair in good earnest. and was soon upon
the track Of the thief, whom he followed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

The Legislature Of Indiana, now in
session, have elected Samuel Hanna.
Treasurer Of 5 ate, Douglass Mcguire.
Auditor of Public Accounts; and Horace
7. BlddIe, President Judge Of tie Eighth
Judicial Circuit. These gcnlem are
all Wigs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

Nem lIai Serrice.-The Department,
has granted rlweekly service on the
route Joliet to Ottawa via AusabIr, Lis
hon, iioIderman's Grove. and Norway.
! he route from Bristol 10 Lisbon aas
been curialled at Newark; and the sup.
pig, by request of the people. changed
from Bristol To Oswego, and the service
increased corresponding with The pro-
cecds Of the Newark office, which will be
at least t-weekly.
Post Masters will please remember
this in dist. .buing their mail matter after
January LIST nexL-ChiCogo Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
THE FREE TRADER,


few weeks previous to the mccdas OF The
Legislature we concluded to become candidate
for the Office of State Piintcr, and occrrliaely
our name was presen'cd 10 the democratic eau
Gus of members IF both branches of he l.rgi5la.
ture. The 70 How irs IL the vote in caucus;
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Ottawa Female Seminary.
MISS RDBERTS0N, Prjnrinnl

FkNHE second quarter Of the present Term of
Il this school, will commence OF Wednesday
the 6th of January, 1917, in the pleasant and
comfortable room in the upper part Of the old
Court House. on a,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

The Future md Fuiih.--"Itis indeed
a wide ocean" said tn, Able, "full of
waves and daagers, storms and tempes,s;
and like the Atlantic before the adven,ur-
Gus Genoese first crossed it, no one comes
back to tell us what Is beyond. But to
the eye Of Columbus. enlightened by
true genius it was evident that to harmo-
nize with the known world in which he
dwelt. there must be another continent
beyond the wide western sea--so 10 The
eye of a religious man, enlightened by
revelation, it is seli.evident that beyond
the ocean Of time there mus, be another
world. 10 equalze all tina, is unequal in
this. - G. Il. p. james.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01
DIED.,

On Thursday. 2ith December, on Indian
Oreek, Mrs. Marsh, consort Of Mr. NJ. Marsh,
on Tuesday, December 10Th, on Indian creek,
Mr. Jonathan Root, aged d years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

Total 2I7,7S3,60l IA 1855, lOi
The Boston valuation, the head of tho manu-.
featuring interest. Of s43, 10, 90, has increased
40 per cent. The valuation in New York, the
commercial emporium of the Union, has incrcas.
ed 49, 1863 ,so3, or less than 6 per cont! The per.
sonal property Of New York has remained sta.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-01

uTIhe Rer. c. v KY, of the Episcopal
Church, will preach in the Court House every
Sunday, a. NJ, until further notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
TO FEM AEES.

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physicians had given up all hope OF recovery hb%ee
The beat medicines for female weakness iressm
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bearing symp .oms " consumption. -
la bringing this article before the public We do 90 W
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anything Of the ard ever befors offered 10 bc ysbnc -
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cheaply prepared medicine GOT up " sen " w -
gain on few p.try dol speaks tor iiseh ana ness
rot III. pufs u hfes Eevspspers and gtecged hsnool
bu. stands on lis own aunsc merits We ssy, f'y ~
n lu effects arc perfectly Satisfactory tho "onys %
BE- returned. - $780,. ..,,. q,
bic Botanic Medicine Store, AZ Broadway, N. T. nas
90 other place IN this city.
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B-Also constantly Oh hand ard Tor sale, WHOLESALE
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