The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
VOL. NIU.-NO. 10.


tas yet seeH-g!oriqus in its prosperity, and s mole
GLORIOUS IN the establishment, and Vcrpetuaon of The
uuncWel o! nee government and tlc blessings which
! they bring with th.n'
! In December, l8i7, General Cass gave
his views al length on the s'Wilmot Provi-
So" III Il letter to Mr. Nicholson, of Tenn
e>Sec. In that letter he avowed himself
opposed to the measure, and to the exercise
OF any Legislation by Congress, over any of
the territories Of the United States, re-
speeding the domestic relations Of their
inhabitants. He believed that all questions
o. that nature should be settled by the peo-
pie themselves, who ought TO be allowed
"lo regulate their internal concerns in their
own way" and that Congress has no more
power TO abolish or establish slavery in such
/ territories than IT has TO regulate any other
Of the relative duties of social liie--that
OF husband and wife, Of parent and child, or
master and servant. lie said, in conclu-
sion:
"'The 'Wlmot Proyiso seeks to take from lis lcri
ui'bir tribunal question oi domestic policy having
u" ,huoh To the Union Gs SUCH and transfer il To
another, created by the people for special purpose
ana foreign 10 the SUBJECT matter involved in this L.
sue. by goIrC back 10 our true PRINCIPLES we 90
back To the road Of pence and sHiety. Leave TO lie
people, who will he aiicclcdby this question TO adjust
Itupon their own responsibility and in their own man
nr ana we shall render another tribute 10 the origin
al PRIME PIES ct our government, and furnish another
guarantee Tor ITS peununcncc and Prosperity
The Democratic State Convention of
Ohio 9Th Of January, 1913, declared in ia.
Ncr Oi General CasS for tine Presidency,
with unanimity uncqualled in the previo.
Gus history OF the state. Although there was
much difference Of opinion in the selection
oil candidate Tor Governor, yet the popular
sentiment IN favor ofGeneral Cass, and the
convection that with him as the candidate
Their state could be placed among the fore
most oil the Democratic States in the Union
uHuced an almost unanimous expression i'm
ms favor. cat the last election i'm the State
OF Ohio, the populor vote was Democratic by
a majority of 1859 The State Conven-
ton of Michigan has unanimously placed
him in nomination for Presidency. In the
Democratic State Convention Of Pennsyl-
wanna, held at Harrisburg, on the 9TH of
March, 1913, resolution, in the highest
deGiee complimentary to General Cass, was
unanimously repeatedly the committee, and
adopted with acclamaton by the conven,
ton.
II unnecessary to give the numerous pub
Iic demonstrations and the leading journals
when have given expressions in his favor
IN New England, the Middle States, the
West and the South. Public opinion, looking
to his brilliant services. sterling integrity.
and unilinching fidelity, has pointed to him
as the man for me times, and the proper ex.
ponent OF the American Democracy. Plain
and uhaSsnming in his manners. kind and
,.oro,,, ~ a%"', iI"I'K ana social IN his
every sense OF the word, a Democrat.
bt,,cy,io,, Co-.-ona-,J--.
r,, rEfat iiM
cOrpS that exists between cur MANAGER.
saysi
1t seems there is Quite n good understand
ing amongst al, ,ha managers here and
loans of actors and dancing ladies are made
almost Rightly, The 81. CHARLES. for in
stance loans Msnager Davis large nor
ton Of the ladies which form the RaIlot
roupe of the Monplaisirs. Trarediaps are
loaned to the American Ly the St. Charles,
aud the American furnishes norton of the
Mobile Comnauv. An this botol,e n hot
ter feeling than formerly nreyoiled amopr
the caterers of public amusement here. Tn
this connection some very funny Lotions
have passed. or are sgidto have nassed bc-
tween the acting managers. n specimcn NJ
which append for publication if Won Shall
From G.. $. s. stage MANAGER Of thc A.
merican Theatre in New Orleans. TO ]. NJ.
W., Stage Manager of the St. Charles in
thesa CITY:
Dear IT.-Can YOU loanusa broLcn.hear,-
"a father and two robbers for to.uirhtY
Yours. G.S s
ANswrn-
/ Dear Sir.-Our brokcm.hear,ed father has
gone TO Mobile to play with Blangy. You
can have the robbers and welcome.
T55@Send back our O,rl and Cror.
From Mons. Tiot, Stage manager of thc
, Theatre dOrleans, to the Stage Manager
, oi the st Charles:
q Mon imi.--If Won please, let me have
some young ladies' for tomorrow night. We
, cannot do without them. Mons. Bartholo.
min cannot dowithless than twelve, and we
have but eight TO supply him with. Very
much obliged, yours, L.
ANsw ER--
hORS.-Wc can let YOU have two Young