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Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-04-01

lNLOER. So bAss- 'sO'Falloa'f sxtra sapsrins. N keeeirea per "Exeaazgs." snd for sals by
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-12-19
HENRY COUNTY
DELINQ ENT LIST,
@si FOR THE YEAR 1851 eo.5t 8 .1.so.ss s.ss

- dOIE 11aNAySOS9 &AAyID RDWy1y 1oaDgpG3
Returned Delinquent Treasurer Henry County fifteenth
january The eighteen hundred and oms the eighteen hundred
ty the Penalty and Interest charged thereon and the Simple 1are
hundred and Gfy-one added thereto
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-12-19
.AvEEVEk2sE DSRJ
NAPOLEON, HENRx CoUNTY, ONO, Mover

NAoLEoN
md ciNa nd dTwnL thereon,
Treasurer hC Cunn,on hdao oJanr,l GntAe
yg,eha
charged
s}
pr 5n@ t on WlLLIAM J.JAeKs0N,s@a
Audhoro Of Henry County Ohio
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12

gu eille ipurbe cine 9ebeime @eIellbaft
entcedt, als fle eben zen prdlIoenten in
efftJie mfbingen. Sn ben Departements
haten Die Sccidliffen in aal[em Et6cten
periuht, Demcnitraticuen ;u MAIDEN, cher
cbne &rfolg.
sllle i,cffnun9er anf Die 8erid)melsung
Der teinen 2iiiien Der Bourbon lhen Tas
mile 1T su @nee. Der jnnge prins Al
@laremcut bat III bielem Giune an Die crs
leanitlfd,e Committee inparis 9e(trieten.
Stalien.
Sc fIno 9eadrihten iiber rerffiebene,
i'm plane lie9ence ocer au9ebrctte Der,
iobmDrnngen oa, aber nibtspoftiues. Die
oiferretiid,en 2tuppen lcaen in llebereins
itlmmnng nit cen lleapclitanilben oid,t
an Ole @renSe BON Hom riifen, aus bem
@runce, nm jere repcIuticudre Seweouna
TN 3annte 81 baIten.
Gn9lanc.
Has Mimltrriim Jlulltl 1T nod febr
id,,pad,. gr fann leine 6reunoe n,dt um
fId, bcfrmmeu, nno man Ieht jest pOuia
oaraus, ooB balo cine lluHolun9 bes pars
liaments uno cine algemeine Eabl fat,
fincen piro.-Cie Gimes entbdlt bdufge
fdarfe uno fartaifilbe 8smertunssn iiber
Die Steluns Der 9te9ierung.
Die 9gitaticm oonSeiter Der Satbclifen
ucn @nsIanp unb crlano 9e9en Die beans
tra9ten gd,lnemaere9eln ecro Scbn 9iui
iels bauert nn9efdIp1d)t fort.
Cine 9rcee Wen9e un9arn uno pOlen,
5liidtltn9e aus cem nn9ar. 6riese, sparen
in Qioerpocl an9efommen, nm nad9lmerifa
81 reilen, aber bel ibrer 9lnfnnft aus Der
Siirfei wureen iIe pcn einer Tsputaticn
Der Qcnbcner oempfrat. Committee ens
pfaneen, mslde fe oerinrdt bat, in gns>
lamb su bleiben, uut, tpie lle ia9t, bel Der
Gano 81 fein, i'm Sale ibre Soilfe sur llus
terltiienne Der ben.cfratifthen Sade in
Sranfreif coer llnsarn eefcroert tperben
fcate. Die enslilde 8e9lerun9 bat llh
erboten, Seoeni, Der na6 9lmerifa 9eben
mil, 8 pfc. ct. au 9eben. Gini9e Der
ungarn baben bas 9lnerbieten an9encnls
men, ober bic polen BADEN es ale ab9es
lebnt 1ie Srtsrcrgeietten une cer:Napcr
bon Qioerpcol baten mebre llnterre eoun9en
NIT ibncn sebabt, um fIe sur slusipanoes
rnms su betpesen. Sc fuo Solfsperiamms
lnneen gebalten pcroeu, uti unterfileun9
fur fIe in erbeben unb es in Tcrlhla9 9es
6raht, cine MISUNDERSTANDING im2 beas
ter GcDal 81 ibreu @uniten su 9eben. gle
iclen tiidtise Mduner fetn, anb ibr feitee,
ruhi9es uno crrcntlites 8etra9en 1T eis
oerrcol fra audi itrer Sade einsn nenen
8lan3 perlieben uno einen Gineruf 81 it'
rem @nnifcm 9emadt haben, Der 1cbalo
niht per9efen pereen trirt.
Bonn Gap Der 9uten Scffnnu9.
@ir erfabren, ba6 Der &affern &ries
pahrffeinIid) Idn9er rausrn pirt, als man
anfan9s permuthete. Cir SarrY Sn,itb
bate an Der Spise bon 5000 Mann cine
SdIaht 9eliefert unb 1870 9et0btet.
(6r. pr.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12
Wa9a;in fir &prb Amerifa.
Gin Organ fur Die eanbmirtbs
fcb aft unb bdS @emerbnefen.

GIN Organ FUR ote Sdnomtrfbs
fhaft nnb bas @emerbwefen.
llnter bieem 9itel erbielten mir bic s,pei
erlfen Otuntnlern elmer ueuen 3eitlhrift,
bic bon Der 8atenber9sslGcciat III Gits
ctnnati beranege9eben iino bon Sorn. Or.
Ma9nus @rcB rebi9irt ipiro. Das Magas
sin erfheiut jeben 1. unb Is. i'm Wecnate.
Der Sabr9a,,g foitet stpei Dcllars IN jdbs
riser ober balbjdbri9er 8cralsbe;ablun9;
bic einselne Otumrner setn @ents. Das
Scrmat 1T 9roB Guartc nnb jeoe Ituntmer
Is Seiten fart. Druid, iospie duBere 9lllse
ftattuns iiberbanpt, 1T ithOn nno sefhmade
pca nnb mas ben Sntalt anbetrifft, rttiiGen
mir NIT ger9niisen fa9en, bas S,r. GrpB
in bielen ;ipei galmntern ben 8etpeis able9s
te, bae er ieinem SADIE pcllfomnteu 9e>
tpadfn 1T. - Mir nehmen llnterfhriften
auf bieRS 8latt an. Den llnterrebmern
aber tpanihen mir opu Sersen ben beifen
grlolg.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12
BGiO : &taats s.
Ganton, samifas, aprit 10, 1881.

Semer.-Sn Der Tad,t bon, Dprlebten
Dtenitas auf ben Mittspod, brannte Elm
Stall aaf eiiter su Sorn. Gam. 9abm gcs
bOri9en 9otte bis auf ben @rnnb nieber.
Cam. NtUbes, Der 9ass pcrber bas anf
Der Qctte iid, befinblihe Wctntaus bescs
gen bate, ,lub Siele iperthoolte Gffeften,
ipe9en Mangel an 9taunt i'm Wptnbaue,
II, befagten Stall getban bate, litt baburb
einen nidt 9erin9en Shacen.-lleber caS
Gntifeber bes 6euers terrfhen 9etbeilte
slniIhten urter urfern 8iirgern; eini9e
talten es fir bas Berf zines Branblttf>
ters.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12
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(B Y A oRITY.)
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ra.. @ 'nsnr \. s.eanss ss V'ssa sssrsssm SD'P;
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1870 aaep osdayl1 aDssos.. .psn J.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12

0iad1 eiiieul 8erid,te bes Gtaatsietre,
fare belief fda bic sllisabI fdmnltIider Gin,
,paabersr II alien 8er. etaafsu ypm 80.
Ssptsuber Is4s biS 1850 anf s15, ,ass.
Die 3ahI Der Gssi9raaten bat II BEN pcrb
cen Sabre a2a,6 $40 betrosen iobin nm
15, ,7S2 3u8encsnmet @on ber @sfammts
famme her lissidbri8eii Gilspanbrtxr tref,
feH absr ~ bis 1900 auf GaIifoxuisu. =
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12
lleberfcbu f:Ginfanfte.
-. S3erih 4.

8eridt aber ben 3ufanb Der ,,lleber,
lhuesginfiinfte s@eIeer," ~ Starf gonus
tD 9eh0ri9 fur cas am 81. Desember 1850
9eenbi9te Sahr.
Setrae oon ,leberIhu6s Ginfinftes0elber'
oisles @cuntDs slntbeil, erbalten pom
Staate 1854 O6 o
Setra9 bon befaStem 6onb
riicfbeSablt an Staat, eins
ftlieBIid 3abluns peni /. M
San. 1850 46O,7O % o
BiIan5e oem Staate fhaIoi9
San. l. 1850 1850 SO 0
8etraS Don beia9tenSenc riid,
besablt all Staat, San. l.
1851 49O3 $50
8etra9 bon ausltebens
cenalnleihcn 9eGdert
barb Wcrt9n9e anf
lie9. gi9entrum 4093 600
~ 1895 % O
Betraa Der Ausleiben iiber ben
8etras benz Staat fhuIois 1915 450
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12

Sin talentScllsr Mafhunilt in ISasbines
ton, 9tamens @arner, bat fiir;li1 etne
bSdft ei9entblmlihe Mafhine erflinteu,
um bic gun, gifeu9ieeen nOtbisen Mcbelle
III Sanb bersuitellen. Der Sanb tpirb in
etten 2rifter sethittet, dbnIidl benz elmer
&crnmiible; bnrhlduft alsbann oerfbiee
bene prceebnrem imb fcmmt enblid, als
oclfcmmenes Gebilbe ir9enb zines 9ee
tpiinihten MObells gum 8crfdetn. Dieie
8ehanolun9sart erftredt fIb nift bcs arf
eiierne MShren uno icniti9e lan9e, biinne
Ge9enftdnbe, fcnbern ldBt fid) audi auf bic
Darifellung Der Mcbellen perihiebene
Sermem anpenben. Cine anbere grftts
bitn9 BON cemielben Manne beftett II, einer
rteiten slrt, eiferne 9aOtren ;lt DerbiiIben,
bte ben 8crsn9 bat, baB man oieielben
nid5t MIR fehr leidt le9en, fcncern aud, jes
bes ein;elne Stiid ber 70 Serbnnbenen
NShren init Der 9rOBten 9eidti9feit tpe9s
nebmeit fam, tpenn cine gerdnberun9 cber
Reparatlr bespertifeGist tperben icG, cbne
baB hierburh bic baranifcsenben NOhren
i'm Winbelten aus ibrer Sage sebradt.
Gttras fur Gerber. - Bet Der
fiirsIid i'm Staate ohio ftattsebabten sifs
Misunderstanding IN Cincinnati fat Elm
tnrd 9rn. Sartutan Ssibbaro bon 9acd,es
ifer, 9ieu gcrf, erf,nbenes 8erfabren i'm
Gerten beicnbere Aufmerfiamfeit auf ild,
9esc9en. sc trurben balslbif anf bieie neue
Weiie 9e9erbtes eeber NIB baraus gefeA
tiste Stirfet Sdute tlnb scanbihute 9es
seist, pelde an StSnheit, Giite unb Dal,s
erhaftigfeitaaes auf anberegE sefertigte
eeber bei speitent iibertrefen lrlI. Gad,
biefm Gerfatrel sptrb IN 3eit bon 10 Mis
muten eine fclde Saut in beffes 9eber pers
ipanbelf. Gas @erfabren beffebt in aucrbs
,iiin9 elmer Scmpcilticn, ipeIhe biereft nnb
fhnen auf be Gefttbeile Der Gant eiu,pirft,
bic pcren berielben 6ffnet rlnb fle sasleid
gum Gerben bereit mad,t. sllIes bieIes ses
fhiebt pie burd, 3auberfraft nno bas eess
Der ptrb ffdrfer, ,peiber nnb bet1er als
,burdl bic alte Daetbpbe uub NIT speit germ.
8eren &cffen. ,dute unb Teae tOnnen
eurd biefe Metbobe etsniopobI NIT ben
9aarelt isnb ber WCIe, ais cbne bielelben
8seerbf sperbeu. SseOenfalIS ,pirb rirfsGnt,
eedung cine 9dn5Iidjf llmseffaItuns bes
9erber8efddfts berbeifibren. Sdaaffslle,i
'psldle anf bieie Weife ae9erbt iporben, fclsl
len an glte ilnb Dnuerbafiisteit ben nad
Der alteM Wepbe seSerbten aaIbfsllen 9Ieid),
tcntnaen. ss
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12
sIusltcrs offee, etarf ecuntp !

:. NJ 1VWt0s 80. IOUTt
: Sd steiheintae hermit, oas porltsbenbe
l0efese cine irene sltiihrift Der Original,
8clle fInn, bic jest in neil,er SfTee CUR
snftemabrang Iieat
@ Sfaac Staborn, 9lubitcr.
Grad, Dem Sfigiuai IN .,Starf Gcuitty
oemrtrat" mo DOtio NepciItcrp iports
9etren mit9etheilt.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12
g erie An n q.

Ter untsrscitnste bat irine Office in tas Gs.
tauce ees tir.iob rsrifcrtcnsnen 8. s. u. 2Stt.
ting, in 1useararasitrabe, Sltli6 uem Martt.
riered, perlsst Gin8ans pureb pen SrusItcbr.
spnts Sbdfer,
.hrobtSansratt.
6 Gantcu, Nrril ], 1851. i7.tp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12

ANie 9rOBte Grfnbana bic ie 9euiad
tparSe, nelbet Der @ernrantcrn geIesror
unO perbi,rst fId, fur bic 0iidti9teit. Gi
Wann bat eine Waihine erfimbeu, ,ref6,
be'pesenbe &raft berpcrbrinst, uab bct
fem Gampf ansemenbet ipirb. Nait s,m
Scnnen &cblen fann man bas ar6et
Sdiff anf elmer 9ieiie nm bic grbe treiben
Dani quite Iaht Da,ppf!
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12
cer unabbdnsisfeit ter geretnistcn staas
NSillidnt Ntebill, prdfltent.

80 fSe's sNSSNssf crr3
Miaiam ea,prence,
.5chit 2aripill,
Mrbert eeed,,
.. .. Qea6etter,
Sotn QibeD,
Scames 1cubcit,
8. g. Mancn,
Samici, Wafrit, !.
Matb. 8. Waitebea,
S1iat Wacrris,
Charles WacGlcuc,
3. S. 0fcrris,
.l0Oao. ~ 2TtcHS
@. 9. e. Otis,
3tcmas patterfpn,
Ganiel l>eft
cSocDb 9Jerfiu8.
Sainnel aui9Iep,
N. y. HonneD,
@bas. 0Rcemelili,
9loam q. &ibble,
@e,parb 6. 9tca,
@m SatpYer,
Sabirt Scctt,
e5phn Seaers,
~SppN W SWWN
@eprge S. Smitb
8.p. Smitbu
9enrp StanberrD,
g. Gtantc,,.
albert Q. Stebbins,
g. 6. Stidnen,
6armcit Stib9er,
eSames Struble,
S. 81. Spait,
6. Spift,
csan,es SO. GaDlcr,
g. g. 9ctpnlenp,
Glijat @ance, M
Wm. @. @arret,
Gbpntas a. WaY,
S. Weiltcn l9iGiants
Gl3eD Willoi,,
S. {. @crttin9tan
9. 9. Mcpbbury,
s.. 6. @rap.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12

- - q y
%. s. slnbre,ps,
Miaiaut 8arbee,
Scfepb 8arnctt,
Daoib Barnett, y
igGm. 9. Bates,
81. S. Bennett, f
sSchn s.. Blair,
! Sac. 8licfensberfer,
@an 8rcsp,t,
81. $50. Gabiu, Z
{. Gaie, nm. Isl.
Gaoib Chambers,
Scbn @banp,
/ s.. 2. @larf,
Gecr9e gcuin9s,
8rienD Gccefe,
/ St,pap gurrD,
9. 8clney GcrfeY,
| 2hcs. M, gtpart,
| Scbn g,pins,
| Srfepb sd. Tarr,.
gltas Slrrence,
Gcbert Tcrbes,
w. JL 9tueI,
Scbn @raham,
Saccb S. Greene,
Schn 9.@reen,
| Senrp 8. @e9g,
W. 9. @roesbef,
6. 9, Namiltce,
.. .. c. Saro,
q. Sarlaii,
Wiutant S,a,pfinst
S. .. 9encerioit,
Neter 9itdbccd,
". M. Octnte6,
9ep. Q. Soft,
Schlt S. Scctmait,
9. 9. Scrtcil,
g. SnmpbreDoiae,
Schit 6. Sunt,
Sobit Scbnfpnt
S. Dan. Scnes,
Sames 9. Sing,
9. s. Girfwccb,
/ Gbos, S. earfi,,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12
MpOtbefe lltp Gr,sAs
GtObr.
Or . gu ertett,
- Der unterjei1ncfe, ,pel@er :.
~ sas 8anse, tebr ailsStrebnte
6f $a9er ron

-
"a Drp9aeriem, "a
cbeinifeben 3ubereitunaen &c. &c.
res rtrifcrtencn Y. s. q. QBittins astauft. ano
auf erel Sabre lung teinen wrbItetaunten, Eb5uen
Strbr, unb prbl sii5eribtetes $atarafcriusn.
Ssmistbst eat,-teatliebhst ras 8e,6aft
Meotttne,I Drogtterie,y
ebemi febe praparate
iajutsrciten nnc ~ rertaufsn.
Dlit rcr AtliDt ras Gtablffement in (einer
frabcren, 1arattcritfilbsn 8eaifaneisteit 10 lei.
ten, batrr bic 9icnte css 9rn. spilis $inr, elnes
ecmfstsnten Arrtbeters nnp 9bemiters, bsr nit
Der neatidbcn une fran,6.:fben Srrabs peNtsm.
te1i pertraut III, iicb 3u8efi6ert.
SsrtlntsrieITnete miro tetlanpis eine rcilfian,
ni8e AuswaDt CIR aussswabltsn Artiteln In BE.
ttttihaft ba!ttn, wclebe CT 30 ten nieprigflen
aar 9tlprrstfen r:rtauft
Gr erlIebt ahtun9srill um cine Scrtfteuna
ns 3nirruhs nnp rer &unrfbaft, ,peld,e isinera
VcrsanScr auf cine 70 lltsrale 2eeite M 1heil
9srrrbcn tparen. @l&
AerJhide 9lscsrte nno Aaftraae mercen (rrs.
faltis uni rnnttlldb telorSt.
Stepban N. Weo(p.
Tc. 73 xasearatpastfraBe, Canton, Ohio.
Santrn, Arril J, 1851. I7sbv.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12

SIM Staate 9sep yorf befinben fld b.
seit ncd 4GoO Snciauer. Gisfslben bettbs
$40 slder eultipirtes eanh, 400 pfis
1000 pferce, $50 Milhtiibe. se babs
1900 gufdel Waisen, $500 8uIAef &cu
$4,000 8ufdel s.aber nnb 1900 8aSds
Gartcffel gebaut.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12
NeHnet man ciefen Staat nid|t nait,
bat bic Ginpanbersatl beiIaale INN 600
ab9encmuen.

Wabame GirflanD fdJreibt BON Gngfaf
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River and Harbor Convention.


A call has been made in the Evansville Jour
nal of the 18th instant for a convention to be
held in Louisville in October next, without dis
tinction Of party, for the purpose of devising
ways and means to secure at the next session of
Congress appropriations for the western rivers
and harbors. Ii is stated in this connection by
the Louisville Courier, on private authority,
that this movement has originated with several
distinguished western DEMOCRATS, who be-
lieve that such appropriations are strictly
constitutional, and that the bill introduced
by the Committee of Commerce at the last
session ought to have passed. We believe
that the mass Of the DEMOCRATIC party
in the West entertain the same opinions;
but they have been so long in the habit Of play
ing second fiddle TO the abstractionists and the
''orthodox republicans OF the Old Dominion,
that we do not hope much from any measures
they may adopt for the advancement of River
and Harbor bills As long as they continue to
act with men from whom they differ on one Of
the most important topics of the day, we can
hardly expect from them very cordial co-opera-
ton in an effort of this description.
One would suppose that the Chicago Con-
vention might have brought the DEMOCRATIC
leaders to their senses. From the number and the
party character Of the individuals who figured
In that body, it was clear that the improvement
of rivers and harbors must ultimately triumph
over all party and political opposition. True
1t is that General CAss, in declining his invita-
ton on this occasion, " did not say word''
about river and harbor improvements; but there
were other distinguished Democrats who were
not so non-committal 1t was no longer to be
denied that the people responded to the efforts
that had been made by their representatives to
procure the passage of these bills, and that they
condemned the Executive interpositon by which
they had been defeated.
While on this subject, we will say a word
or two on the objection Of the DEMOCRATS to
the bill of the last session on the score of its
enormous" appropriations. 1t will be re-
membered that for series of years these bills
had been regularly vetoed by Mr.. TYLER
and Mr.. Polk. The appropriations of the
last session, therefore, if divided over the
years during which there were no arpro-
prations, would have made an average of less
than half million year. But this was
altogether too much for the DEMOCRATIC
Senators, who wished to "draw the party
lines deeper" who yearned for the old
&c orthodox repubicanism p and who were
alarmed by Mr.. RHErT's denunciation Of the
DEMOCRATIC party for having gone over to the
doctrines of Mr.. CLAY and the WINGS That
there was nothing substantial in the objection
drawn from the amount Of the appropriation.
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liberation.

We perceive that some of our northern jour
nails and northern politicians can ''toerate''
any thing but decided expression of opinion
last session. This is the offence, and the only
one. that cannot be tolerated.
Unrestrained liberty of speech is claimed
upon all other subjects. Men may, without
censure, denounce the Constitution as an "atro-
cious bargain" and compact with hell''
They may go into the streets, and, by seditious
speeches, stimulate the mob to a reasonable
resistance to the laws. They may, without
rebuke, write infammatory letters to Abolition
conventions, denouncing measures to which
they had previously pledged their support. All
these things they may do, and it is intolerance
TO censure them.
But when men in certain localities begin to
speak of the Union in the true spirit of union
and amity-when they recommend an acqui-
essence in the Compromise measures of the
last session as the best settlement that could,
under all the circumstances, be obtained for
both sections of the country and all parties
then, forsooth, they are Ieading on forbidden
men who preach such doctrines, no matter who
they are, what portion Of the country they
represent, or what public station they may fill.
Such expressions Of opinion must be ridiculed
as manfesting an over anxiety to " save the
Union"-an anxiety that can be commended
only for the double tongued use Of similar
expressions by the professors and disciples
of the higher law" When Mr.. SUMNER
denounces the. Compromise, and processes
reverence for the Union, he is treated with
ample federation" by the same journal which
cannot tolerate" similar professions in Mr..
Secretary WEBSTER, or Mr.. Secretary Ora
HAM, when they are coupled with an earnest
appeal in favor Of the Compromise.
This is certainly the most one-sided sort of
Htoeration -
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Here IL appears that Tor SIX years In success
sion, during the administration of General JACK
SON, the appropriations for these Improvements
exceeded million of dollars annually-and
that for ttco years in succession they ex-
ceeded one million eight hundred thousand dol
lars. The last appropriation OF this kind that es-
capped the knife f"orthodox repubicanism" was
one of $50 900 in the year 1915. Six years
have since elapsed, and instead of million
and a half of the ''good old MocRATlc" times
of General JACKSON, we have had just nothing
year. And the DEMOCRATIC organs parade
two millions of dollars, more or less, as if it
We're sum to bankrupt the treasury and ruin
the nation.