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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Mr.. Foote's Explanation

Ia, tollo~lar arr the officially reported ~
marks Of the senator from Mississippi, boo Jus
u6caucu ofhis conIuc, in the senate ou We'd
ne,day, the 9Th -
Mr. FOotc III. 81 ms presenting pistol
here has hcCu misunderstood by auy uns--haS
hccu understood a. bclug anything excepting
the necessary means 81 Scli-dci,nc"-l will
sIplain that, after threat oi personal cha>-
usrusni, Nhsn | s7W the -rnliUr advancing
toward me. ! iuok u toe granted that be- was
armed supposed be- was armed de-
lcrmined L. get ground upon which could
meet him Nth Perfect fairness along that
aisle. (pointinc toward the main passage 1T
the chamber.) I accordingly advanced and
prepared % draw nv pistol, 10 b. ready Tor
ny o.u dciCnrr never sought any man s,
HE. never have gone Iu quest OF any man =
lie Nv life has been a defensive uu' imam
NV boyhc0d up. lmsn,iou that, not hrcaus'
any imputaiiun has hrrn tbruWn around TOE,
hut because u n due o. myself, and thar all
honorable senators Who arr present, and rN'rN
American mo hears me, NAV bar witness tr
IhC tart that ! vas making strictly Tsrl'a-
mcutary speech, when threatening language
was used, mcuacing gestures INDUCED 200 -
The senator made toward ms, which b'h',-
% would have the elect o. pot me tn CONT
pletc disadvantage In a corner, Nhrrr was 90
D. shot al or stabbed. Tia, j. What ] antici-
paied ! N,tcunInrd not a. u>c arms until ]
thought 10 necessary for srli-deicuc" >uhrlP
me God of Heaven, such was nv intention.
Sir. know Inv own intentions and have
never threatened any personal attack upon Tho
senator Mr. Bruionl IN ms llir--ur'cr. ="
help INC Cod. have never had auy such no.
usuuun al al against any human bring ]
wished and eDd,a,orrd o. >riilr this great
question m such = manner n Was consistent
18th nv duty and honor. Nov, SIT, - Ear
- ny conduct - concerned, b'g Q" state, ln
advance II the investigation, that II % eau D.
proved by circumstance or declaration, In any
SHAPE or form, thai armed myself for the
purpose Of attacking the senator, that armed
myself Tor the puTpO>e ct assassination, a.
charged beg that even u a ease iul suSpic-
lou can De- made uut against the, ] mly b. cN-
peyIrt frur, the senate, Of which should hold
AySrlf Ia ~ NhSlly unworthy For. - help
M h Aysn. ] ealy wore the arms shown
pisioI-bseause I had been Threatened, aud
had been informed hy friends that ! WI, like
" % h attacked. resolved under no CIT
cunstancrs 90 make an attack myself but ou-
N o. prosldc for nv own defence. INSTEAD ui
putting the lives ut my friend, In danger,
supply advanced a. the ara Iu front 81 thr
char. Tor the purpose II defending myself, d
the senator ~ Missouri shouid curu~ ruuud
and advance down the aisle. tor lhc puTpu,e
u attacking me. rP'lt, that II any honor
.bls scraypr here tliuks that Iu tins '~rur-
,.urr. ND Tar n | ana CONCERNED, there = the
Fast ground ct suspiciuu, either at ms motives
" - nv cu,siuct, BIZ tist au In,c-u CATION
mly be- made ior the honor ct the s~u1lr, ui
my constituents, ami fer my own personal
honor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Great Loss Of Life.

MApisos, ISDAsA, APEm 23.-from an
officer Of steamer Wisconsin, eyewitness OF
the burning Of tho Belle Of the West, We gath
er the following:
About half an hour after midnight, this
morning the steamer was discovered on fire IN
the hold, and was Immediately run ashore
near Warsaw, and made fast. Up to this pc
Rod the flames had not burst forth, and the ai-
ter hatch was opened Cor the purpose Of get
ting water into the hold but such was the
rapid Roadway Of the flames that all efforts to
check them proved wholly fruitless, and in a
few minutes the entire boat was a mass Of
fire.
The total number Of passengers on board
was about 100, among whom were two Cali
iomia companies, and 30 families who were
removing to the West.
From the register 1t was ascertained that
over 90 had persisted, and the probability Is
that many have been lost whose names were
not enrolled in the register.
Such was the rapid progress Of the FIRE tina,
before the passengers could get out Of the
Itatc.rooms, after the fret alarm, all the com
municaton between the after cabin and the
forward part Of the boat was cut oil and every
one was either compelled to jump into the wa.
ter, or perish in the flames.
At the time Of the deck falling IN, a lady
aud a gentleman, with a child IN his arms,
were standing between the ehimneys. There
were ais. on board large numbcs of horses,
which were mostly all burned To death; and
those that were not, were 40 badly burnt that
they were obliged to Kill them to put them
out of misery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

FRoN CHAGRrs ,Sp IIly,N,-Sieamcr
Ohio arrived al New York early % Wcdnes.
day morning with Us passengers from LA.
vana and New Orleans, and sl5oNO IN gold
dust.
Steamers Sarah Sands, ls,hmus, Gold Hun.
ter, and Carolina arrived al Panama on the
18th aud 2sth March. The Philadelphia
was At Chagrcs repairing, having been some
wha, injured on her outward passage. She
was TO have sailed on the evening Of the l.th.
The Crcsccn, city had no, arrived when the
Falcon let il,h inst.
The Georgia and Ralph Riyas arrived a,
Havana early on the morning Of the 18th and
we're To have sailed the next DAY for Chagres.
The Falcon from Chagrcs arrived at iia'
yana on the 18th and was to have lcit for New
Orleans on the Goth. The Georgia took on
board 2Ol passengers from the Ohio, brought
from New Orleans.
4 disc ase supposed 10 b. cholera had made
It's appearance a, Havana, bu, being confined
safely 10 -r-.t.sry hospitals, !, was believed by
many tn BE- typhus fever, and by some tina, the
troops had been poisoned. Government had
taken precautions to send all the uoops from
the barracks, supposed to be infected, to the
sugar estates IN the country.
4 large number OF CTcoles and others, ma
tives Of the island, are passengers by the Ohio,
on their way TO Spain and other parts Of Eu-
rope. -Four steamers and three sailing frig-
ates, having on board Gen. Mrasol and staff,
consisting OF one admiral Of the navy, Gen.
Amarl Of the engineers, and several other Of
fccrs of rank Of the Spanish army and navy,
accompanied by 1000 veteran troops to aug
mcni the military Of the island, were hourly
expected at Havana. II is pretty we'll under.
stood that il j, for the purpose Of negotiating
with the United States for the sale of the is
land, or for protecting !, agains, invasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

is most convenient for the grea, mass Of the
citizrns. Let the amour, of appropriations
be increased ~ as to NEE, the increase Of
highway seryicc-lct a more systematic ar
ranccmcn, he observed in the manner of IT.
pairing-snd Vet every citizen take deep per
sonal Interest aud pride in the excellence Of the
highway, and the quality OF the labor and the
economy with which II is employed; and the
present system will be found as just, as per-
feet and As complete, a. any tia, can h.
adopted. II is good policy and economy tn
put the roads in good state IT repair; Tor by
50 doing, the pccuniary advantage of the ,aN
payer is no less promoted than accidcu, and
complaints avoided, Had this policy been
fully carried out, three thousand dollars At
least, would have been saved TO the citllcus
Of Paris during the las, ten years. lfthis be-
true. as the records Of the town will show, the
people should no longer slumbcr over their
true interests. Yours,
\ CIrlzCS,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Trial for Bigamy.

At the Supreme Court holden at Oxford
Maine, the present month, one DIR. Samuel
c. York was tried for this offence, and plead
not guilty. 1t was proved that under the
name Of Samuel Y. Carleton, he was mar.
ried to Lydia VI. Jordan, on the 18th of April,
1913, at Sweden, Oxford County. 1t was al.
50 proved that under his Presen, name, he wa.
married TO 5 samantha l.. Richardson on the
18th Of Juno, 1913, at Biddeiord-his firt
wife yet living. The Jury brought in a yer.
dict of guilty. Sentenced to year and a
half in the State prison. Bee.
We find the foregoing in many of our or.
changes. There is an error in the statement,
the Supreme Court for this County not hav.
ing convened as yet for the Spring term, nor
does II until the last Of May. We think II
Alfred be substituted for Oxford, it may be
correct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
GA. X. p. Torc,. who /, !. reno

e. \. X. r. Toucy, who !, is reported
was skinned alive by the Indians, on his way
across the country to the gold regions, We
are informed is the sams individual who was
Few years since confined IN jail in this vii
lage and broke out by cutting the bars across
his window with saw made Of the main
spring Of a watch and escaped. He had bet.
ter been contcntcd TO remain In Jail, and
thus have saved his skin whole and harmless.
lie sad on sisnlag fpm Fort Independence,
that he would shoot the first Indian he saw,
but did not Being reminded Of his threat by
one of his companies after they had nearly
reached California, he said it was not too late,
and seeing Oh old squaw sitting on a log at
no great distance, deliberately shot her The
Indians collected around the company and de-
handed the murderer to BE- given up to them
for torture, OF they would retaliate by muir
dering the whole company. He was given
up to them, and literally hayed alive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

Ma C,LHouS's RENANs.-Thc Washing.
ton Union give. the order OF proceedings in
the removal Of Mr. Cslhoun's remains 10 their
final resung.Plaee at Columbia, ). e. The
body, IN charge Of the Scrgcant-a,-Ams OF
the Senate, and accompanied by the commit,
tee Of ibs Senate, Mcssrs. Mason Of Va Da.
Wis Of Miss, Bcrncn Of Ga Clarke Of r. l.,
Dickinson Of y y, Dodge OF Iowa, and by a
committee Of iwcnly.four gentlemen dcpuicd
by thu Governor Of South CarolIna-was Ia
be- embarked lrum Washington at A. NJ, ou
Monday morning, for Richmond, Va, where
the first night was to b. passed. On Tues.
day they proceed to Petersburg, aud ,hencc
on the SAM cVcnlng, by The Petersburg, Ra.
leigh and Wilmington railroad, tn Whining,
ton, IN North Carolina. At Wilmington,
they will embark ga hoard 4 steamer or
Charlc,lon-and from Charleston To Colum.
bla, thc capital Of South Carolina, the place
Of inicmeni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
c. A shouma was lately exhibiting Ii,

eS A Snowman was lately exhibiting a live
bear in one Of the villages OF New York at
~ ~ cents-chidren half price. A young
specimen of the Empire state walked up and
was making his way in without saying by
your leave or anything else. The man took
hold Of him and asked where are your cents
The little fellow looked up in his face and
shouted out, - don't want TO buy your bear,
only Van, to see him." You may go in, ="
said the Snowman.
Co1ierfat hr,s, on the Mat,aPan Bank
Dorchester, ar. getting quite plenty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

James, X. Paulding secretary Of the navy
during Mr., Van Buren's administration, has
written letter TO the democracy Of Tamman y
Hall, New York, in VIII ich he denounces the
wilmOt proyiso, as necdlessly eSasPerating
the south, and making disturbances and mis-,
,hief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Nor B,D.-The Sandu,ly CITY (ohiO)

Nor B,D.-The S1ndusly CITY (Ohio)
Mirror is responsible for the following
a hard case Of subscriber, to whom the
publishers Of the Mirror had sent the weekly
paper on credit, was at las, dropped from the
ls,-all ordinary measures for collection ha''
ing failed. Our agent was encountered the
other day by the dclinquen,'s wife, who
wraihfully insisted tina, " she knew what was
newspaper law-,ha, she did Mr.. Millswa'
bound to send the paper mil all arraraSe'
,rere pe,d"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

Mrs. Ann s, Stephens, the magazine writer
sailed in the Herman on Saturday, from New
York, for tour in Europe, in company with
the son and daughter OF Hon. Zadoc Pratt,
the great tanner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
LETTER No, *.
FErrnrEe. NJ. ApIIl. 1850.

FEYrRrEG. Mr., April, 1850.
EprroEs ~ Tm ONroEp DmucEAT -
shut. .hu, the dror. good John'-htigu'd aid
Tie up the kno,ker' .a,, I'm .,ck, Im d'ad'
TAs dog.,iar rsrv,' Nav, ~. rast dr'rld,
Al Rs,llan. o. rsna..u. .. lct "u,'
Firr ~ zach c,y. and pOI-r, 10 zach hand,
The, rave. ,cc,tc, anil uad,i,u ruund the hnd'
What wall. can guard NJ. of hat shades eau hUlr
The, pierce ~, thicAcu' through NV gro, the,
glide;
n, hn,l, b, ~atcr, thcy rrns~ the ch,rgr'
The, stop the chariot snd the, hard the larg'.
No place =. sacrrd' Not the church u free
Zen Suud,, ,hlnc' ~ SalAo,h day to mo."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

y The jury in the case Of Montesquiou
a, St. Louis, were unable to agree upon aver.
dict, and were discharged on Saturday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

MATsINoSY. slandering bachelor
says it is "mueh joy" when you first get
married but It is more ja'cy. after year or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

- Sul-sril.ss b The Dcnocrat IN South psfis
,.l y,e,sit,, ~i hrr-a ter 6nd their papsts at the
Store u Ms.sfs. RUST \ YOUNG.
u Nur~sy Nissr AMI 'r,nity at ths Stove II
JEREMIAH HOWE.
IN BackSeh Village ard 'tciniN, At tn Hotel II
JOHN TAYLOR, ESQ. A each oi~hich places
ts-y Vih - delivered free - postage.
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4 CrrrzrS

Strap, and iand,ri, respecting N, Cholera N
.Ns,r Orl,aas, n, OrtIfOtS, 80, IN 1919.
Bya resident uh:SH.
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Ao4. rx... -,
.o' ION hnisa's'own ind'' M once week' rri-
Gay,
~ ww'enooio
] a. 49, sa y m. - miles,
4 aazs 49, 49, ssrssn ~ sno ~ ~
4o'o rrom usasn ind' ~ M twice week. Monday and
~ $500,
/ ~ Spcsland
4 oIssns a y M = miles,
.o,, r rs.s ~, $500 $780, - : ana ~ m.
so'' iom -'s"'4'ue' iha' . . M once week. Wed
~ snIot., so,;,.. ..a H,;a,,.,.
40 ons,e sn - N. 70 miles
80. ana PACK between : N ano M
4o1s From M'ddlsiswn' nd a'o M once wssA Thurs
p asy p;.h W..
| ~ n'cn y oous "a M
10 muneisown y y m. - mules
anu paeA po'mecn ena !"
SPECIAL OFFICES,
Proposals are invited for supplying the following ohces
Indiana for the nett proceeds OF said Offices respectively %
ed 70 to be named in the proposals In each Gaze
Alamo and TOWNSVILLE from Crawforasyls 10 miles and
| back, once week. s, ta I@
Arba from sparisnsburs miles and back. week.
Azaia from Etzsbsthtown, miles and back, week.
Balstown from Napoleon. miles and back once week.
Battle Ground from Lafayette, miles and back, once
| week. aa
Bean Blossom from Nashville, miles and back, once
week. sas
Bear Branch from Allenvie miles back once week.
Big Spring from Lapore, miles and back, twice aweek.
Blue Ridge from COINS Creek, Al miles and back,
week 's
Boydston's Mills from Oswego, miles and back, once .
week
Buckskin from Prnceton l3 miles and back once week.
Crair from More6eld, miles and back once week.
Dover and Hammond from from South Bend l3 miles and
back, once week. .t Fas8
Drewersbure from Harrison 6t miles and back once
week.
Elsbpro from Fawn River miles and back once week.
CIaIan from Roseville miles and back once week.
Hannsgan from Carthage, miles and back, once week.
Hopewell from Dupont. 81 miles and back once week.
Kewanna from Winnamec, 10 miles and back, once
week 44sE
Lswrencevlle from New Asaco s miles and back, once
week sr 8s
LeoUeId from Rome. is miles and back. once week. a
Lick Branch from Russel,s Mils 8 miles and back once
week 3s5
Lursv and Alfred from Newcastle. ii miles and back
once I week .@ q. S. nm s IA
Nets from Spring Lake. 81 miles and back. once week
Miey from Marion 10 miles and bsck onca 4 week as
Miilhonssn rom Napoleon. miles and back once week
Money from IeesviIie. mIes and back once 4 week
Mount Auhnrn from Ednobnru 81 miles and hack twice
wesI -'N' = $50 '-~-'
Mo,nt MARKHAM from Prnamv;lIe rn,as and bzck once
weeI .'' '''''1 - ''' 80 ~ - 49, IN
Naval from Evansville IA m;les and back once 1 week
New Amsterdam from Corydon, is miles and back once
"e NJ .. IL. .,dh..L .r.;,.
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4I5I From Springfield, ILL.,, ct tri-weekly, Monday,
"Wednesday, and Fridays
BY Rochester, Tsylorsvie, shelbyvile, Cochrsns
Grove. Paradise, Belhsaids Charleston. Hitesvlle,
Grandvew, Paris, Elbidse. New Market, and s.
Mays; $50
To Tsrs Hsu,e Ind. by m next days, l4s miles
And back between m Monday, "Wednesday, and
bridge '. and t two BY New Make, and 81 Mary.
Proposals. for daily service will be considered.
4l6a From Springfield, H., ,ri-weskIy, Monday,
"Wednesday, and Friday,
To Salem by m next days 100 miles
And back between 8 m Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and P m next days.
4l53 From Springfield, Ill, II m daily
By Chatham, Auburn. CsrIinvlIe; Plsinview, Bunker
Hill Smooth Prairie, and Alton
To st. Louis by s m next days, 81 miles
And back between m and N next day.
Proposals for 'rwesky service, and TO end ct Alton.
4l5sarrom Springfield ct m once . week. Saturday
By Lick Creek, wsvsriy, Locust Spring, and Cum
To Fsysits BY = m, 40 miles,
And back between a m and p m Friday.
Proposals for twics week service win be considered
ASA From Springfield, fl.. a 5a m daily,
BY Berlin, Jscksonvils and Exeter;
To Naples by 10 m, so miles,
And back between pm and p m.
Ass From Springfield, ILL.,, st m trweekly, Monday,
wednesday. and Friday
Hy HIGHLAND, ficae1nt fIofnn BtncoNefs Virginia,
beards&own. and Frederickvills
To RushvilIs BY m. 50 miles
And back between . m Tuesday, Thursdsy, and Bet
urday At 2 m.
sd also proposals for three times week service from
Jacksonville by Arcadia, Virginia, Beardstown, &c.
to Rushvlle, will be considered.
Also From Springfield, NJ, at m ri weekly Monday.
By Athens, Psssr.bsrs ssussmon River. Bath. H.-
vsns. and Waterford sr
To Lewistown BY m, So miles
And back between 8 N and p m next days.
4l57 From spvins6sld, H., at 6 m daily
By Twelve Mile. Middlssown. Dslsvan. Dillon. Ire.
mont and Groveland
To Pccyia BY 10 m, So mles
And back between Z m and p m.
4i5s From Springfield H., At m sri-weskiy, Monday,
"Wednesday, and Friday;
Bv Mschanicsbure, Decatur Csrro Condo, Monticello
North Bend, Urbsnns, Homer and Danvile;
To Covingten by 10 pm next days 1ls miles
And back between : m Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
urday, and - 2 N next dsys
4iss From Springfield, H.. Il 9 a m once week. Wed
nezd,y,
By Mount Pulaski, Clinton, and Marion
To Mount Pleasant by p m next day, rs miles,
And back between . m Friday and ? N nexs day.
4Is0 Prom Athens. H., Il a week. Thursday
BY Yankee Hill, Walkers Grove, Culver and Liver
pool ss
And back between m Tuesday and Q p N NEXT day
4ieI From Decatur, NJ, Il IN week. "Wednesday
By Hopewell, Lovingon Hermissgs. Oakland, an
EmbaIrass Point,
To Paris by 8 p m next day, n miles
And back beswceD 9 m Friday and p m neSt day.
AGA From Decatur M, q N onos week, Friday
BY Sullivan. Lynn Greek. Ceohrsns Grove, Drsk
Creek, and Dig Spring
To lexington By 8 n nsst day, 20 miles
| And back between m "Wednesday and pmnextdsy
4f63 From Decatur, TL, a 81 once week, Tuesday,
~ Clinton. Zsbishie, end LittlsvilIe
10 Bloomington by ~ m NEXT day, so miles
And beck between | p m wednesday and p n nsxtday
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&C.. -rs kshrsvia, naiana, Ga once week, Tues
day;
By West salem. Mill Grove, Cataract and Poland
To Bowling Green by 10 a m next day, "A miles
And back between m Wednesday and N next
day.
S97s From Bloomington, Indiana, m, once week,
Thursday
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aa., F,.. s...,sou, ,na,aoa, week. Thur
s S'y B ss New Marion Versailles. and Otter
TO Napoleon by Q p m, 80 miles
And back between m, Wednesday and Friday, and
ss4s From BshIshsm, indiana at Q a m. twice week.
Wednesday and Saturday;
By New Washington;
To Lexington by II m, 10 miles
And back between IL m, and 6pmi
Separate proposals for service from New Washington
10 Bethlehem, and from New Washington to Lsning-
ton invited
- ss4s From charleston Indiana. At N, once week,
By Sylvan Grove Blue Lick, Chestnut Hill, Salem,
fcxas, Bono, and Spring Miss
A To Bedford by l2mnext day, 60 miles
And back between p m Friday and p m next day.
$3.50 From Charleston Indiana, a, m, once week.
Nv Pine Lick Vienna, Little York. and sage's Ferry
TO Drownsown by SPIN, a miles . esss
And back between m and p m ednesday
1851 From Jacksonville Indiana ats m, TN weekly, Mon
day, "Wednesday, and Friday 8t'
To Louisville Kentucky, by am, mile
And back between 10 and II
ssSa From Louisville. Kentucky, a. 5Sa m daily
By Portland. New Albany. Ind. Gssna, Greenville,
s %s%' Pso Ns'sSs.. Mount Pleasant Washington
70 Wncs1 s by 8 ! m next day, ITO miles,
And back between 81 p m and p m next day.
ssSs From Louisville Kentucky, = 9 I'M Hi-wsely,
BY Jacksonville Ind. Hamburg, BennettsyiIle, New
Providence, Pekin, Salem, New Retreat, Liyonia,
Cisysvlle, and Lost River;
To Orleans by M % miles;
And bs1k hetsAsn 3 m and ~ m, Monday, Wodnes-
day, and Friday
1854 From New Albany, indiana, at m, tri-weeky,
Monday, "wednesday, and Friday;
BY Lanesyile and Corydon;
10 Leavenworth by 4 m, "a miles "A
And back between m and next days;
1856 From New Albany, Indiana, at M once week,
Thursday
sf BY Georgetown, New Salisbury, Barren, Midtown,
Proctorsvllc, Mount Prospect, and Wickhfs
To Jasper by m next day, So miles
And back between m Tuesday and 6p IN next day.
WxF-L 49, -x uraaI-
Friday,
BY Corydon and Davidson,
TO Frederickshurg by 6pm, 81 miles
And back between m and m Saturday. a
Proposals. to commence at Brandenburgh will be con-
siIer sA
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/, Tues 1908 From crawforIe Indiana at Soncs week,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-06

Whole number of votes Excluding South Carolina,
whose electors chosen by her Legislature 1875 292
Majority of Union Free-Soi!ers and Abolonss
only two millions five hundred and eighty-thee thousand
three hundred and 6een-more than two millions FIVE hun
dred thousand
Tayors majority although he reported to be the
OF two hundred slaves than one hundred thousand
And this msjory in the nonslaveholdng States where he
was opposed by General Glass; who is reported have said
ne thanked God he owned slave said he would
and prayed for the abolition of slavery
Is this hostility to the South No. sir the true secret is
the pos gone editors turned out of Office
others disappointed to the words of my colleague
Mr CLISsMAN in extract before reported in the
Appendix to the Congressional Globe, 2sh Congress- first
session, page 1885, he said of the Democratic party, what
would say of the dough-faces
1t will be found, examination this party is governed
by seven princpesas John Randolph is reported have
said of Thomas Rchiehe five loaves and the fishes.
Or in the language Of JoHs c. CALHOUN late distinguished
leader OF this party remarkable for his powers of genera
cation and condensation and who thereby enabled
yze simplify and reduce single element these various
principles it is the spoiis of party held together by the
hesive power of public plunder.''
And here, sir, let say another word to my colleague,
while think Of it.
hope he will pause in bis hasty until he hears fr
the people in the part of the State In case of civil
they likely TO be injured by instruction and by
foreign foes than my colleagues constituents 5s
According to the Of 1910, nearly
tain, in the district Of my colleague (Mr OorLAw,) from
the northeastern Counties the population was