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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-18

1--WE know ofno better way of getting
an expression of ihe public will, than by a
convention and where the friends of the
different candidates have gone into such
convention, and nothing Unfair or dishon.
orable has marked its proceedings, we
cannot see how those who were repre-
sented can honorably oppose. the nomi
nees."
The above is taken from the "True
Democrat" Of last week We fully sub
scribe to these sentiments. and would
recommend them to the consideration OF
those democrats who come under the
"True Democrats charge of "dishonor.' .
by supporting its candidate for sheriff.
GTGov. Skunk has resigned. He
was attacked with bleeding at the lungs
and viii not survive day Journal
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-18

OF Msj. W. A. Richardson. the able
representative in Congress, from the 9Th
district. has been nominated, unanimous.
ly, for reelection. It is said that he win
have no opposition. s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-18

We regret that the "True Democrat
cannot attend to the affairs of its own
party first, and then look after those OF
ours. II seems that we cannot have a
convention, unless some of lite members
are attacked and their actions and inten.
tons misrepresented. Our last conven.
ton was attacked, and several of the del
egates singled out, but more particularly
II. E. Maynard, Esq, of West Joliet,
whom it denominates as "pipe layer gen
eral." We cannot account for the bitter
ness of feeling which the ''True Demo
Graf" manifests towards Mr.. MAYNARD,
but whether it comes from some personal
feeling. or desire to injure the democrat.
ic party, it is certainly uncaIled for, and
unmerited, and will not affect either.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-18

Meeting OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE KANKaKEE AND IROoUoIs IMPovE.
MENT CoMPANY.-At the Annual Meet
ing of the Stockholders Of the Kankakee
q Iroquois Navigation & Manufacturing
Company, held at the house of Thomas
Durham, at Bourbonais Grove on the I2th
inst, VIM. E. Little. Franklin Mitchell,
Hiram Todd, Philip Worcester, VIM. A.
Chatfeld, Henry Troup and A. w. Bow.
en-, were elected directors of the said
company.
AT a subsequent meeting of the Direc.
tors, A. w. Bowen was elected President,
and JOHN L. Wilson, Secretary, for the
ensuing year.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-18
From the ST Louis Union
ARRIVAL OF THE
e. Al Don A..
Seven DAYS Later.


Presidency Important 1r,m Denmark
-Ombre0k at Beriin-Another at
Prague.
BosToN, July Sth.
The express steamer Buenu Vista ar.
rived here this morning. from Halifax. in
advance of the Caledonia. which steamer
arrived there on Thursday last, about IL
M. The steamer United States made
passage out in thirteen days, the Hiber-
MIA in fourteen. :. s53,
FRANcE.-Paris is still agi,ated.-
Prince Louis Napoleon has resigned bis
seat in the Assembly. and this has post
poned the troubles.
There are six candidates for the Pres.
idency in the ieldr-Lamartine. Theirs,
Louis Napoleon, Marrast, Gen. Causside.
re, ex.Ptefect Of Police. 81. !. 49,
The Orleans party will support Theirs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-18

OF Hon. VIM. REDDIcK, of La Sale
county. has been re-nominated as a can.
didate for State Senator. MIR. Reddick
is democrat Of the right stamp, and the
Ottawa Free Trader says, that the pros
pect is, that he will have TO walk over the
course alone.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-18
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER

&JSA@A AIR ~
ALARMING INT ELLIG ENCE-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Impair.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

NorE.-J the aho"c list the letter S IL
used.ior for d..tc or same and the letter =
for ,he cypher.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

Thomas Goode
vs. II the United States Di
Aenos VI Kay, Exec trict Court il and 70 tn,
Of the last will County OF Iowa. Territory
ari testament of Of WISCONSIN. =
Thomas {. gate, March Term \. d. 1919
deceased. !
F0rcciosRre If Horfg0,r
u Y virtue OF dee, etai order made in the abo,,
IL entitled cause l. thecourt aforesaid on The, 30
day Of March 1&f2--I, Henry E@p~abr.. -oiie Of
the Masters in CtArCerv IN jnG .or i, { Is of
La Fayettc, and tory Of Wisconsin, vi 4 g.
pose To sale p;bo Acct Oh, the the T. CHEST
and best EtGcF,.on ..atc~Aly the - ,...y OF June
ne.t, at u o'clc-A irIEc. forenoon a. said dav AZ
the door Of the 1t blouse in thG own of Shells
burg, in the County eli "a LGye-,s. aforesaid tho
following describe Prices %" parcels
land, situate lying aGc ENG lh Grove, in the
said County .otia layCtt,. md Territory of Wis
N, al - diatingu i-hed the map Of the I
niteG Str'cs survey, the Z ST halt OF the ;uu,
East,,uu e: id the East half oF he North ives.
q,;.rter cf Section uumber fifteen ~ in lin
lumber 60 y of range ~ Ecs' % the II
prIncii scuS.rdian' together VIII ai anu sneuls.,.
the priv erc End pr. -te-Cnt"s :Ic-cun- 5c.ouc
ing or IN any wise 'PPcrtn'n'ng. Dated 90 Apri'.
1918. HENRY WAEONEP,'
Master in Chancery La Fay~t,c, ( .. r; =.
EAzoS 5. CoTHPH Sol. for ca -. q ids
fhe above sale Is al jpurned una, the first (Ist,
GAY of September \. DJT6i8 ten 100 o'clOck
d n. 'tii-NBf WAGONER'r;~
Nia>jcr a.. Ot...----', =. 7. C., ~ =
Shu lsbursh June 3, lGio. Sud.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

HOWA COUNTY ORDERS wanted
in exchange for my Stock Of Dry
Goods. HARDWARE, Crockerv, Glassware
&c, &c As. lam DETERMINED to sell
ont IL. stC = = ~" int, twill sell 1T low
prices - cry At COZ, till ana &c.
Nov. g, 1877. X. ID. PULFORD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

V.
Aenos VI Kay, Exec
utor OF the last viii
uri testament OF
Thomas c. / gate,
drCCaSn1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04
Public Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, n meeting of farmers,
merchants, aud others interested met at the
Court House in Ottawa, on Friday the 18th
July, TO take into consideration the plopIie-
~ of mcmorializing the board of trustees Of
the Illinois and Michigan Canal for re-
duclion oitollS on wheat transported through
the same.
The meeting being called 10 order, on
motion, Levi II. Hills was appointed Chair
man, and Samuel d, Griilcy, and George
). Fisher, Secretaries.
The object of the meeting having been
stated, a committee of seven was appointed
to draft report and memorial, and togath-
or aud present to the meeting such statistics
as they could procure, showing the amount
of wheat MS nearly as possible, that will
seek market through other channels than
the canal, unless the tolls On the same be
reduced.
The following gentlemen were appointed
said committee:
MosSrS. Henry Green, George II. Norris,
Alonao Delnno, James Ryan, Gershom
Burr, Levi II. Hills aud VIM. NJ. True.
The meeting then adjourned till Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock 10 hear the report o!
the committee.
Saturday morning meeting met purSuan;
TO adjournment,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

4 r the lat term Of the In Sale circuit caurf.
" !, with others, wns convicted Of riot in uU1-
wing n building which h0d been used upon the Ou7-
wa ,idr-cut lock Il will be- remembered, hv tboF"
who heard N" trial, that the question wH1 whether
had transferred the hUlroto lrrIniah Crotv M the
time we settled i0t work darc uron that lock nv me
Nv virtue OF q slb,coninct held from Mr. Cnry.
II viii be rcrnIcCtod also that Mr. Crutv testified
that the building was 50 transferred ~ hun, nj that
time, by yiJuo Of that settlement; and htl the set
tlwcnt was by verbal agreement. and TINT no note
Of the settlement was ever mndr In wrilinr. | in
sisted that the settlement was IN writing md cnior-
Sod upon the hacS Of the contract between ms and
that trcGrscd merely to the work mentioned in the
contract, and TINT the house was not transferred to
Mr. Crutiy nv that settlement. That 0ll the CHM
he eyer had 10 II WINS by chaur mortgnge which had
been previously u1id | told Mr. Crotiy. at th1t
time that ! would show the truth OF the m1ncrhv
proluriur the paper which was then in the hand OF
! p Preston. then in ST Louis and in order that
il may be- known how much truth there Was in the
testimony of Mr. Cfoty upon which was convicted.
mud whether | wa8 IN truth r'ltv Of aNi9n'on Of
The law. lcn tlc attention Of the public to the fol.
lowing proof:
"TRl il tocrrry TINT the above agreement and
ccntrc, is this day ,cucd bymu,nQ consent hy pay;
mcnt Of S3i - 10 f. NcSwrcncv hy ! Crotv and
MI claims OF damage hereby wnycd. Ouaw1Icb'y
18th; lNiI Signed, lrUrNuAu tRorry,
" IIV8csS, las OAKLEY, ErNuNp MlCSwLlNEY. "
J II HrrSTON'
II hereby certify Tint the above is q correct copy
ct n memorandum oran ngrcomcnt hctwcon i Croft
" and T. McSwccncy, dated I'd S.rpl, 1910, about
Ottawa Sdc-Cut Lick. ] Il. PErsgoY
"St Louis. July 2Oth 1878.
Now lrt Mr. Cro,ly come to the scratch and tn
us how his statements under oHih and Mr. PrNons
rtaiemcn, can both h. lrre II not where Athr ih.c-
hood EDMUND McSW EENEY
Ottawa, Aur 81, 1873
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

Cruril'S description Of Tu'nr- Cuywiu,
in giving a description of.Oh Rough and
Ready recently, says a cotrmporary, rep
resented him - a man possessing an iron
constitution, able 10 endure all the hard
ships incident 10 military life, and at the
same time would tat ou the pyivationS of
comfort. Gle has not" remarked the
swarthy Senator, at the same time giving
his face torwin appearance, "slopt be
meath roof for four years, has belly and
back are covered with t,c,a, and his leg,
and arms with MOss.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

The committee reported memorial for
circulation in the counties uf La sale, De
kalb, Kendall, Bureau and Putnam, which
was ordered to be printed and circulated.
On motion of \. pclauo, a committee
ON correspondence was appointed Nests.
Delanp, Hills and Gridicy.
Onmotion, thiS committee were authori-
zcd to call subsequent meeting should it
De necessary 10 have one.
On motion the Cou>.jut.oualj,t and Free
Trader be requested 10 publish hcprucect-
iuGS of this meeting.
Meeting adjourned N'nrl.,.
LEVI II. NIL, Chm.
SAN-rJ II. Ga'niLY, j..-..
Gao. :. IlsuEU. 49,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04
shan we have prnocrn,ic shcr,ii.

One thing is certain, that if WING sher-
ills elected in this county on Monday next
it must be done by democratic votes.--
There is democratic majority Of not less
thaniive or six hundred in the county. Shall
as faithful democrat, and as good man as
Mr.. llollowell be beaten against such a ma
jori,y2 1t is useless to disguise the fact,
that the wings are confident OF clecting
their candidate, aud their confidence is ba.
scd upon assurances from certain demo
cratic quarters. II such assurances have
been given, and Mr. Holowcll should be
defeated, do those democrats imagine tina,
their conduct will not be noted and rcmem-
bered ? The pool books are always open
for inspection!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

We are authorized to announce ON>low
PETERS, of Peoria, as q candidate for Judge
OF the 9TH Judicial circuit.
We are authorized 10 INDEPENDENTLY
HI RLBUT. as candidate for ne Office
Of SHERIFF of La Sale county, at the
next August election.
We are authorized 10 announce the name
Of TilEOPHlLUS l.. DICKEl. esq, Of
this county, as 4 candidate for the Office Of
Circait Judge in the oh judicial circuit.
We are authorized to announce the name
Of EDMUND ). UoLBEook as a candidate
for States Attorney for the ninth Judicial
Circuit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

"lTcllo Mr.. Editor Mr.. EdHor! ! SGym
yelled red hot Van Buren, baruburncr at
us in the street the other day--and we stop.
ped TO hear what be had to sag. 81 say,
Mr.. Editor" he began, ''thcy are raising
all sorts of L breeze against You over the
county" "What about" we inquired
"What have we been doingf" "Why,
they say You don't support our party nom-
necs with sufficient corLiality.' "ThC
deuce they say! Why, havn't we spoken
favorobly of every man on our ticket
Ilavn't we written editorial upon editorial
in favor of Mr., Gilman, Mr.. lIollowcll.
Gibson, LaShcr, Rcddick, Wentworth, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04
Land Warrants BLAND Agency.

T.NIlE undersigned will net as agent at Dixon, ILL.,,
for persons who wish TO purchase Government
Lands. ly sending their money, post paid, with one
per cent aa fee: viii locate Land Warrants for those
who may send their wurruutsNccompamt 10y power
otn,toricy, affidavit, and - prosecute claims for
soldiers Bounty Land or Scrip; enter lands Tor per
sons paying pnrt OF The money down, and wait rom
3 to ll' months for the balance Of the money and
keep ql,rays on hand L,yp WARRANTS for sale nj
lowest rates. Persons wishing TO buy. warrants Wi,
find it TO their interest in Dixon, us they viii not hc
required to uay Tor warrant uu.r it answers their
pufpnlc. Ii IA often the case that persons bringing
iheir warrants fum distance find their lands enter
ed or their warrants cannot be- used ON account ui
informally IN the assignment VI the warrant These
difficulties are avoided hy purchasing of the under
signed NJ person, are not required to ray Tor war
rant unlcss il viii pass inspection
Communications post p1id, w.l always meet with
p,omp, attention. yli.Gl CHARLES DEMENT,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

didn't we this very morning wIite a long
editorial, dealing out all sorts Of particular
thunder TO those woull-Lc-dcnocatS who
are at this very time moving heaven and
eaIth 10 get the democrats Of this county TO
go against CAss and BurLra, our regular
nominees for President and Vice Prc>i-
den; :" "A-a-hem, The d You did
Good morulu..'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

Is itoF little consequence 10 the demo
cratic party whether we have democratic
or wing sheriff? 1t is confidently asserted
by the wings, and even feared by many Of
the democrats, that Mr.. llurlbut Will be re.
elected against an uneNccptionaJle demo
cra', in 4 county which boasts democratic
majority Of Coz. What gave Mr.. uurlbut
his strength? unquestionaby, the shcr-
IFS Office. And is itof little consequence
whether that office is in the hands Of the
democrats or wings? The man Is a fool
who puts a cl1b into the hands Of an enc
lmy to J,a, his brains out.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04
FOR CORONER ::
j. LORING.
4 Grand Mistake.

One of those mistakes that will some
times happen in the best regulated families,
but which are exceedingly awkward, occur
red 10 us last week, and, that it may DO no
harm anywhere we take the earliest oppor
tunity 10 speak oft. In ourlaSt we gave the
democratic ticket for this co.to be voted for
next Monday. We gave it as fill, and the
only regular democratic ticket out. Now
in that part Of our edition which was print
ed of late on Friday evening, and most of
which was sent up Fox River, there was
on this ticket most important OMISSION
We had failed to transfer, from under the
head, the name of Jouv WENTWORTH, our
regular nominee for congress. As most Of
the papers in which the mistake occurred
were sent ont ofihe county, and the tick ct
was only intended for this county, The error
can do little damage, but unexplained, it
might place us in very equivocal position
- supporting John Wentworth with all
Our nigh, for congress by our talk, but leav-
ing him off the ticket when we come TO vote
1t is needless TO assure our democratic
friends that we shall vote as we talk. We
mean to do nothing shorter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04
10 The Polls +!

We again publish the regular democratic
ticket, to be voted for at the election on
Monday nest. Let every democrat DC al
the polls in time and vote this tick
ct straight through. There are no o.hcrde-
mocrats on the track, and there are no bet
ter men of either party running. Remom'
Der, democrats, that the support Of regular
nominees, in good faith, especially when the
nominees are uueXccptionable men, Is a>
clearly duty as il is to uphold democratic
principles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

Why democrats should mast prefer Cass 10
Tay lor-a as many reasons as there are for
preieTrinS democracy 70 whigccly- but we
have no time TO pursue this subject further
today. We shall have frequent occasion
10 revert 70 IL hereafter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

DY recent act Of Congress Volunteer and Sol
- d.pr- who have been in nctual service 6nr0gjhc
recent war with Mexico. and have rgcoNrdun hun-
onhlc DISCHARGE are entitled 10 receive t'Up" months
extra uav The UNDERSIGNED will receive zine Ucrr.-
-nry form. 10 prosecute these claims about the 10Th
inst, when ihp-r Interested will find IL to their nd
vantage TO call ON him at hs Office in rruuu house.
Addresses by letter should hr pp.l-pril 10 receive
attention nurt G. : FfsurE Diiarr, m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

GEN. CAsS'S PERSONAL Cu.nAcrrR,-
Abbot Lawrence, the great Massachusetts
wing, in speech at a Taylor mcctins a,
Burlington, last week, made this remark of
the democratic candidate for the prcsidcn-
cy.--
know him well, have broken bread
with him in his own house, aud hc in mine.
He Is gentleman--a man ofunblemishcd
personal character, against which nothing
can Justly be said"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

ltis rumorcd that the rccu>aut 'whics,'
who cannot support Gen. Taylor, have sent
70 Cuba for set of blood hounds to 'tud
ont where their principles are! They'll
have 4 sorry hunt l1g them,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

WHERE SHALL Gog-Daniel Webster is
again asking this question. He refused TO
address Taylor meeting in Boston re-
Gently, for the reason that he had not yet
made up his mind whom he should support
for the presidency.
MIR. Clay, too, is in the same quaudary.
From an inquiry from New York, recently,
as TO whether he endorsed the nominations
of Taylor, he returned this significant reply:
Ono note can bc,propcrly endorsed before
the maker signs it, He wants Gen. lay
Tor first 10 sign the wing creed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

The CUnard line steamer arrived here
this morning, bringing three days later in.
tciligeuce from Europe. She sailed Oh the
18th instant.
FRAscE.-Ano,her plot for an insurrcc.
ton has been discovered in Paris. The
wo!kmen of the "AteliersI intended to
revolt on the llth inst. The day was fixed
and every thing prepared. The city was to
have been pi.lagcd. The Government is in
possession Of all the details OF tie plot. and
many ofthe ringleadeIS iistho proposed in.
SUrrcction are arrested. General Cavai.
guac has every thing in readiness to meet
any emergency. Fifteen projects Of de.
parilueutS have been placed under arrest
for participation in the conspiracy Of June
last. Several members of the present
government are in favor of prosecuting to
the utmost extent all the suspected mem.
beers. but others and among themCavaignac
firmly oppose this proceeding.
IRELAND.-The affairs are rapidly ap.
preaching a crisis. Duffy, the editor Of the
AVIATION" Martin, Of the "Felon;" O'Dough.
erty, Williams, and Roland. Of the "Tri.
bune," and Meaghcr have Scen arrested fUr
sedi;ion. The arrest Of the latter has caus-
ell tremendous excitement. He would
undoubtedly have been rescued, but for his
own efforts TO the contrary, and the arrival OF
an additional body oltroops.
RUSsIi.-Tho cholera is making fright.
fUlravages, and iSrapdly increasing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

GEN. PILLow.--Thc New York Herald,
that u.tered about as much as any othcrpaper
oil the slang thatwas lately so current in the
newspapers against Gen. Pillow, now max s
the following candid acknowledgement
We have carefully pernScd the defence
oil major General Pillow aud notwiths,and-
ing all the censure that has been heaped
upon that officer, and notwithstanding n
feeling ofprejudice towards him, which we
acknowledge did exist in our minds until
recently, we are persuaded tina, General
Pillow IS more Sinned againstthan SHINING.
we SHAH do justice in every case. as far
ms III our power, no matter wha, the con-
sequences may be, or who the parties are
ana IN asserting that Gen. Pillow has sue.
ceeded IN clearing his skirts of all the dirty
insinnations that have been east uppn him.
we do no more than justice to him as a SOL
der and as man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

1 q.
l'o'''''"~ "'"'oO'''! 10 ""S-''H o"' "
have no time TO pursue this subject iurthC
{, to-day. We shall have frequent occa>.o
l. T., re,,,t l,.,,.ro.
y
-
r., NJ
We ~''' ''''" e '''''' ''''' '"'' " '"'
~ worth 10 the Chicago Democrat IN reierenc
= to the compyum'>e Oh. that was lately pass
G cl in the United States Senate. The L:l
49,, ,,;,;.,. ,,I.,~., H.. r....r ,.,,;~o. ara.
-,
'''' apo" ''0 '-''' III ''c ''''''' '"' may
$ thus vc considered a already killed. c..
y ". WAS CHARGED in certain ,u3I.,r> non,
, ho,ac with lrjar r5y.rall, f, the hill. and
, ,..-...t...
'' '.'" u '"''''' w s"'"
las position Than because "I points cat, W4lA
such 4 mastery hand, is impurities.
With an the allowance g,y the excited
.,,to ~ y,, ,,,,r,.., ,,.,l 80. ,f;. .....,.....
ana IN '''''! "'"%''>' a'' '"' great ""\''-
y which all patriotic men mus, feel To have
il settled, We are still surprised that oug
senator's .louIl I,vc y,,,I r.r II ,rt,
,..,...i., :,
I''''''.'" '''''i ''''''>' WAS u".''SH.''''.
complete caY.I"la'lon TO tie slave powc"
Asa compromise We should infinitely pre-
. f.yCaS,' Observation-Disclosures .,r;t,r.c, ,ac,,.
..eI,.s li.,,.o ar,,.. ...,,....a ~, -,
''>' W '''' question: % slavery
Inc territories being "e" Zee, The chances
would be vastly ia favor OF la,i. remaining
So, whale with Sultlrun f,I.c> 10 J.,,1.. mn
80, l,.. ,.,,....... ..r.,.......r
N''' 10 o."
-''! "''' d" ''''' Ct "''' VIC" even me
south admit ..ai j, cannot, the surrender 10
the slave power would De immediate opl
total
Ng-........-.-.. r.,..,, 1910
-, ''',' '"'! - 100
"C '""' O"'''', %, "' '''S more -tNcGa.-
y c"'',"' '"C !" ,'y"""o" o'''' was taken
w, 80 '.o ,'"'T, "-"'!' ana severely AS
I,,,,,.r. ~ - 49, "a '''t "'' Vi Ia,
t0'''o, '"''' q! M NvL"'H, Oh iie Part Of
,'C M"'->' ana MI. i!A'e en- the part Of
w 'ou'',' '''S''' ne TWO Wisconsin Sen
in ,"' ".',, 80 W. S'l"'-uH majors, an
"Nl''IN'"'S' o,""."F t'N' OF ~ l'Ih, ana all
,,';, C'.'o'' ''.'' ,,'.',o'S AhsIa"J
NJ, ~ VI PoS0 10 i,'' u VII pass '"e senate.
I,ItaC iii ',, ,i % ''''v'''S upon t'e
ms So we ''''H oppose" 10 s'a-
., 81 -. .. 80
~ s,''sI 20 "sN mem 10 go i'F i''
,,, y . '''' ~ "nl an '"'N 10
-, w. w "a vac G"'N -" ""' '"'! Wo".i
,'.t N'" "'S' '",! were ABOUT
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