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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13

DJThc following correspondence in relation
to one of the recent nominees for Judge of the
Supreme Court appears in the Milwaukee Sen
tinel of the 9TH inst.
NsssrS EdHors:-
VIII you be kind enough toinform the public.
through your valuable paper, whether or no. S.
CRAWFORD, one of the nominees for Associate
Justice of Supreme Court, at the Democratic
State Convention recently held at Madison, is the
same individual who shot Mr.. MURrHEY in the
streets at Mineral Point, q few years since, and
Oblige ''''
MANY ENQUIRERS.
The same man; but the particulars of the
lhTay, or the Proyocation which led to the shoot
ne, we 90 not TememJer.-Ed. Se7I1ef1
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13

THE HARVEST N0rtA.-Harvest has been
rather late in this vicinity, but learn from our
farmers that crops are very good-better than
they have been for some years. 1t has rancd
somewhat, so that it has been unpleasant sccur-
ing what has been cut. Some pieces Of Spring
u hoat have been struck with rust But atogeth.
er, the prospect is cheering and good. Farmers
feel in good cheer again. From all parts Of the
State we heyc glowing accounts Of the good
h2Ircst. Tbs will soon drive away hard times.
.Osd.osi D.a, sri inst.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13

W A Joint resolution has passed both houses
.of Congress, to allow the Congressional Globe to
pass through the mails free of postage. The
Congressional Globe is new spaper established
by individual and private enterprise; it contains
the proceedings and speeches of members Of
Congress- Any other paper of practical utility,
may claim the privilege of being transmitted
through the mails free of postage with the same
proprety. Members of Congress have such an
irrepressbe desire for notorety that they are not
content with the ranking privilege, but must
confer exsusvely,priv ona newspaper pub
lished at Washington, which makes it a business
topublish congressional transactions and speech
es, and which has heretofore relied chiefly upon
private subscription for support, like any other
newspaper publication. Senator Butler, very
properly remarked, that the resolution should be
changed so as to read, "to encourage public
speaking, and the propagation of much bad speak
ing"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13
DEATH OF MIR. RANTOUL.
WASHINGTON 9Th.

w ASIiINGTON 9Th.
Hon. Robert Ran:oul Jr., died this afternoon
OF malignant cryspcas, he was in his seat on
Thursday, and was not considered dangerously
III tlll few hours before his death.
His remains left for Boston at 4 o'clock. ac-
companicd by his wife, Mcssrs. Goodrich and
Durham of Mass, Cleveland of Conn, and East
man of Wis.
WASHINGTON, Aug Q.
The House assembled at the usual hour
without dlSposing of any business, Mr.. Mann,
OF Mass, announced in an elaborate speech. the
death of his colleague, Mr. Rantoul. He said
he had known him Iorg and intimately and had
ever found him an intimate and devoted friend
and an upright man. He was snatched away
in the prime Of life when his talents were lust
beginning to unfold themselves to the world
MIR. Mann was followed by Messrs. Mclean.
Mace and Clark all of whom delivered elooucnt
eulogies.
NEW YORK, Aug. 0.
The Steamship Pacific, with four DAYS later
news, arrived at her wharf at o'clock this nom.
ing, with date from Liverpool, to the 28th ult.
The Africa with Kossuth on board arrived at
Liverpool on the 28th. Kossuth left immediate.
ly for London
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13

We shall be glad to hear from that "disgustcd
Free SoiIer" spoken of by the Geneva CORES
pondent Of the Democrat. We apprchcnd he
will prove to be a "disgusting" IInnkcr.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13

het'osha County Agricultural Society.
~ Interested nrc hereby notified shat this Society " in
IA hoIl thrr h"M quarterly meeting at buttons Tavern,
lhrl7, on Monday, Scpt.t, lt52, at 10 \. NJ
ms VIII be IN Important meeting. Farmers come ont
and aIieI-lt to your Interest. P,r order w
kcno'ha Aug. 49, III
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13

Rock RIVER VALLEY UNION RAIL ROAD
This is the name OF rail road project from Fon
du Lac 10 GAINESVILLE, and from the latter place in
direct line togards Chicago, to the State line
of Illinois, at which point it is intended to inter-
sect the projected rail road from Chicago to the
Wisconsin State line, called the Illinois and
Wisconsin rail road The prospects of this en-.
terprise have been the subject of various specu-
lation during the last twelve months In some
quarters it has been averred that the enterprise
is visionary one, and that there is nothing to
warrant probability that the road will be con-
structed; on the other hand, it is asserted by
some, that the immediate building of the road
may be regarded as an absolute certainty.
The people in this part of the State have some
interest in the matter, and we can only give such
information as is furnished US by newspaper par.
agraphs. The Fon du Lac Journal SAYS:
The grading of the rail road line is being pro-
secuted with vgor; the culverts and BRIDGES
tor some miles out, have been finished A large
number OF car wheels are on the rail way wharf,
and materials continue to arrive at the wharf
from the river in large quantities.
The Chicago Tribune, speaking of that por-
ton of the above line located in Illinois, says:
We learn that the contractor for the Illinois
and Wisconsin rail road, has commenced the
work of grading near the city. 1t is not deter
mined whether the depot will be located on the
on the North or South branch Of the liver. and
for the present the work will be untouched with.
in the city limits. BY next May, it is hoped to
have the locomotive running some distance
Northwest
Thus, it seems money and labor are being ex-
pended on the route, Notwithstanding the con-
tiictIng opinions as to the ability of those inter
ested in the undertaking, to carry forward the
enterprise to the final completion of the road.
! Fox RIVER RAM RoAD.-On Monday mex;
the books will be opened for the subscription of
stock of the rail road recently chartered, COM
mencing at Elgn Ill., and running up the valley
of Fox River, TO the Wisconsin State line at or
near Richmond. twill therefore be determined
soon whether sufficient pecuniary encourage
mcnt can be obtained to warrant the belief that
this road will be built
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13
Wednesday, Aug. 25h,

Tor The purpose Of nominating such candidates rs may no
worthy of the support Of the people, for the offices az
ClEf IT STlCE and Associate Justices OF the Supreme
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13
TERMS TERMS
STATE OF WISCONSIS-KFNOSITi CIRCUIT COURT
IN CIiANCEKN

Southern and Western Money md Post Once Stamps ia
Ken Tor subscriptions. Letters shodld be postpaid
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13

Now these are facts end in addition, what al,
tins pariiculartime is the faci' Il is in brief that
some 50 years after the adoption of the constitu-
ton, the original number Of states being almost
trebIed, ibis slave power represents complete
half of the government This is the fact; and
although slavery could not have stirred on inch
from its original limits without the aid, sanction,
and authority Of the genera! government, it is de-
met 'hat the influence Of the general govern
men' has been used to build up slavery. We
S1,a We would prove beyond controversy tha,
II had been 50 uaed:-do not the facts Of our
history prove it.
Aa1 against IBIS history. IS ar.ayed few $50
lated facts some Of which have no bearing on
thc case" others e which have no imnor,sn.s
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13

ENQUIRIES.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-13

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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-11-12
WESLEY AND HIS COADJUToRs,

q ELDOM have ! taken M book Of biography With
- which have been 70 well pleased and really proited
with Wesley and his COedjutors, by Prof Lsrrabet
Those pure pages sparkle ike diamonds, with strange e.
well beautiful incidents touching in turn every chord 81
the human heart and srousng 10 latent cnerses 70 DECIDE
Of noble daring Wesley exhibited as he really Wa
most wonderful man wonlorfu principally ss IN agent 81
rrcy idence in reviying pure religion IN tho world
Tbs socoud volume opens with Charles wesley, uat
prince Of lyric poets who made 70 pass before the render
we'll defined that he 10 bis form and hear his
roce and be thrilled with hsFublne hymns rich lega-y
lett o. the Church IN all after time
Whitehed, the peerless orator and devoted Chrtsan,
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Britain and America with eloqunnce and JUNCTION that
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Of the Lord John Fletcher closes the list ot notable VOL
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human, possessing talents that angel might have th
We'd the acuest abest controveralist writer q s
own any subsequent sge--I,oH's Herald
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METHonISr ALMANAC.

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a IoUcmNG LITTLE STORY or ROMAN Ar
ThCHMENT.--Among the great number OF per
sons who were prescribed under the second tri
umyiratc Of Rome, were the celebrated Cicero
and his brother Quintus. When the news Of
the persecution was brought 10 them, they en-.
deavored 10 make their escape 10 Brutus, III
Macedon They travelled together somforc
time, mutually condoling their bad fortune
but, as their departure had been very prccipi.
tate, and they were not furnished with money
and other necessarics Tor the voyage, II was
agreed that Cicero should make what haste he
could 10 the sea side 70 secure their passage,
and that Quintus should return home 10 make
more ample provision. But, as IN most houses
there are as many mformers as domcstics, his
return was Immediately made known, and the
house, in consequence, filled with soldiers anJ
assassins. Quintus concealed himself 50 effect
uay, that the soldiers could not find hm En-.
ragged az their disappointment, they put hrs son
10 torture, in order 10 make him disclose the
place Of his fathers c0ncealmcnt fllal allcc-
tou was proof in this young Roman against
the exquisite lomculS An involuntary sigh
and sometimes deep grOan, were all that could
be eNlorled from the generous youth. His ago
mes were increased, but. with astonishing for.
ttudc, he still persisted IN his resolution not tC
bctray his father. Qulntus was not Tar of, anc
umay better he imagined than i can be express
ed. how the heart ol father must have been
affected with the sghs and groans Of son cx-
piring in torture 10 save his life. He could bear
il no longer, but quitting the place oi hls con
ceamcut, he presented himself 10 The assasslns,
bcsecching them with flood ot tears, 70 put
him q death, and dismiss The innocent child,
whose generous behaviour the Iriumrir them
selves. il informed q the fact, would Judge
worthy Of the highest appreciation and reward.
The mhunau monsters, however, unnloycd by
tic tears N thc son, answered that both must
die-,he father because he was prescribed, and
lhc ION because he had concealed hls father.
Upon this, new contest Of tenderness arose,
who should die FIRST, which, however, the as
sassins soon decided BY bchcadlng them both At
the same time.
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