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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

WHAT Objection What objection
can any democrat have to all act OF Con-
gress organizing Territory which de-
clares i. is the true intent anil meaning
OF lhis act net 10 legisiate slavery into
any Territory or State, nor To exclude II
the from but TO Ieare the people there
OF perfectly fret to form and regulate
their domestic Institutions Ia their oga
,oay, subject only 10 the CoHstitios Of
the Quilted S.at5s?' --Fres Press.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
MiIIinarf and Mantua Making.

NEEsS. DUNCAN would respectfully in
I'VE form the citizens OF Plymouth and vi
entity, that she still continues the business of
Millinery and Mantus Making, and is prepar-
ed 10 do the work in Its most approved style
and in accordance With the latest fashions
She solicits a share of the public patronage.
Residence on the corner Of JeifeiSon and
Michigan streets. April ~ lS14-Ifnb.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
PARDON OF The CuBAa ExILEs.--

PARDON oF THE CUBAa ExILEs.--On
the 22i of March, the Queen of Spain
issued a procla mation or decree OF Sener-
al amnesty 10 those persons who psrtici-
pated in The invasion Of Cuba. The hrst
article read as follows:
Always inclined to clemency, am
ready to forget the faults of those OF my
subjects who. misled by error and dan
gerous passions. have. against peace AMI
public order in the island Of Cuba. at
tempted 10 disturb the security of my
dominions in the Antilles; and, taking
into consideration the reasons that have
been laid before me. with the adYlceS oil
my ministers. hereby decree:
IL | gran; general amnesty TO all
those whn have taken envy part. direct or
indirect. in cCnspiraties. tebellions. Or
foreign invasIons. with the object OF
creating disturbances. or committing any
other political crime in the island of Gu
ba-also TO III ,se who. having undergone
the process Of law. have been condemned
(heiEg absent from my dominions.) OF
have been bAnislisi by government au-
Ihori ~"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

The war news is interesting. Read
ers tell your ne;ghboEs bou. it. and show
She n he terms of The Banaer-only 81 80
IL advance, -
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
TO Non Residents.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, with the county Surveyor. will
on Tue sday the 9Th day Of May 1884. al
lO o'clock { m. On said day. proceed 10
survey and locate the corners Of his land
in section i. township 81. fauge 4 east,
~ Marshall county, 10 mse; en- he pr N
iscs.
Non resid, n s who fail to meet the zuI
veyor at the time and place above men
!ionsd and defray or provide for defraying
their portion of the expense Of said <u'
vey, will BE returned to the County Au
li,or OF said.cOunty. and such d.iinquen-
CT placed on The tax duplicate, aud col.
lected according to law.
SAMUEL LEHR.
April 10. 1851. 6i3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
TIL 3 AN N T. IL
A BOUT HOME

GYExtra copies OF the Banner, in Wrappers,
ready for mailing, may be had at the office Tor
cents each.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

A \ ORDINANCE. Be il ordained by
the President and Trustees of the town
OF Plymouth, thai The ordinance passed on
the l4th day of or February lS53, for the sup-
preston OF the use of Intoxicating liquors,
shall be, and is hereby amended TO the fol-
loving effect; that Is 10 say: That the Mar
shall of sand corporation shall be, and lie is
hereby authorized and required TO arrest and
commit to Jail, any person found in state Of
into1icaGion, within the corporate limits Of
said town, to be held in custody by the iailo~,
till h or she shall have sufficiently recovered
from said intoxication, TO be placed on trial
for said offence.
+. BROWN rres..
Attss,-M. W. Snira, elk.
April 20, 1854. 1ts.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

GooD.-As one Of the missionary STA
lions the qp-stion--'W What is original
SIM having been pu, to an Indian chlet'
he promptly replied 'lazinessr
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
TO Il on Residents.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed, with the County SURVEYOR, will. o,
the l5sh day of May. 1854. at 10 o'clocl
IN. on said day. proceed to survey am
locate the corners Of bis land i'm sectio,
IL, town 81 north. range 2 cost. in Mar
shall county. 10 meet OH the premises.
Non residents who fail TO meet tn,
surveyor at the time aud place above men
toned. end defray or provide for defray
ing their portion OF the expense Of sal,
survey. will be returned to the Count,
Auditor Of said county. and such delin
quency placed on the tax duplicate Of the
presently ear and be collected as other tax
90 are collected.
JAMES McBROOM.
April 81, 1854. S,3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
TO Non Residents.

NOTICE is hereby given tha: the under
signed. with the county Surreyr. will. on
Friday the 9th da, OF May, 1864 al 10
O'clock a. m. on said day. proceed 20 ssr
vey and locate The corners cf his land in
section 3, township 50. range ess!. IN
Marshal! county; TO meet on he pTeini
ses.
Non residents WHO fs,i 20 meet The sur
veyor II the time and pace shove men
TONED and defiay or provide FOX Gciiay-
ing their portion OF tue expense Of said
su',ev, will be retained 10 ths county
quency placed on .he tax duplicate. and
collected sccordlng ~ law as o,hsr taxes
axe collected. DANIEL GLEN.
April Is, 1854. 6.3
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Jail! Jail!

o FlCE is hereby given in pursuance TO
! Y an order oi the Board of Commissioners
or Starke county. Indiana, that sealed prcpo-
sails for erecting and completing all in the
town of Knox III said County Will be received
at the June term, 1851, OF said Board
Specifications of said building may be sc en-
ANY time during business hours, by calling on
the Auditor Of sail county, at his Office.
CHAS. HUMPHREYS A. S. C..
Knox, April %, 1854. 7t4.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

As daylight can he seen through ,he
snsiless holes. so do thu mos, .riflng
things show PERSONS character
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
70 r. on Residents.


NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed, with the county Surveyor, will, or
Tuesday the l6,h day Of May 1854. at
10 o'clock M. on said day. proceed to
survey aui i0cate lie corness Q! his land
in sections 4 and s. township 81. range
three east in Marshall county. TO NEE: en-
the premises.
Non residents who fail TO meet INC scr
vsyor az the time ana place above men
toned md dcfrsy or provide fer defraying
thei. portion OF the expense of snid sur
vsy, vii, be returned to The county Au-
dior of said county, ard such Delinquent
c! placed on the tax duplicate aud col
lected according TO law othertaxes are
collected. JACOB KNOBLOCK.
April lS, 1854. s,..
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Office Of The Gin. Peru & Chicago Railway Co.

U-!iIt d Ent Oh. TN tilJIgJ EulIHUy %.
Peru, April is, 1851.
FESIIE Subscribers TO the Capital Stock O.
K this Company are hereby notiel, thai
a second requisiion of ten per cent, on the
amount OF their cash subscription, will be
made on them payable on the first Of June
next, and like requiSition OF ten per cent.
20 be paid the first OF each month thereaiteI
until the whole be paid.
JESSE r7iGG ms, Secretary
Subscribers living in Laporte county can
pay to J. b. Niles, at Laporte; N MARSHAL.
county, TO Il Is. Pershing, at Plymouth; in
Fulton county, Isiah Hoover, at RocheS ter; in
Wabash, 10 q. S. Ellis, a. Somerset.
April cath, 1854. sc.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
Gaatl 1sNau SAo<Ice.


Afflicted. read this testimony for your
own individual good, and then l.se ..ls
r, medj lit will cure you.
Cured 4 bad case Of Scrofula. inherited
Da. i. L. ARAxs-Dear Sir: hereby certify
that my daughter Cyathia had the ScEofula
when babe, growing worse until she was a
bout , Il years old. She always had sos IS on
her body AMI limbs, over which dry scabs form
ed, running watery matter, so That she was 4
pitt ul sight TO behold, and required great at
lention. When she was two years AMI iouv or
five months old. March, s. ) By your ad-
vice. we began % give Leg your Lrer Bdisam,
washing at night with weak white ley, and in
he morning with col rain water. as you di
rccted. She took, in all, one bottle and half
and was completely cured, and has hal no APP
pearaace Of ii since.
Yours. in friendship,
JOHN FiSHBURN.
Reed Grove, VIII Co. All. 9tt.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

Reeds Grove, Will Co. Al. 9ti.
See advertisement in this paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

Arrea Of an Ezensire slaughter House Firm IN 0e
SsxtecWh War5tor Nuisorce During ths last summer,
several complaints have been made against the extensive
slaughter houss firm OF Van Brunt watrous sisuatsa
in EshteentA street. Tenth avenue for Continuing
in business highly detrimental to Tie health and con-
fort Of the community IN that neighSorhood ThsBsasd
Of Health took the natter in thar hands sncs, and,
seeming determined 70 prosecute Messrs Van Brunt 4
watrous, the City raspector Thomas X pow,isg, made
cent againss thom for nussance for violating one
Of s city ordinances relative to the health Of the city
Accos Ansly warrant was issued yesterday By Alder
man Drake magistrate pro tina for the arrest Of Tia
bs1ds Of Captain stevenson, OF the Hxteenth ward
police, for execution Ths firm. Tunis Van. Bxurt 10
Charles j. Wstrous, were therefore iniosmed By ttis
court would b necessary. Messrs Van Brunt &tykA&-
rous imnsdiatsy acecnpauiei Captain Btevsnson, on
his mskiag known his susiness witt th , TO tbs Letter
son mAsket police court Jndge ClsrkA hsfora. whom
the parties were brought held tae to ban N ths sum
of s5oo each, to answer the ofezce.
AaTison =. LcsehtoM.-This case, whsh vaavast down
for investigation yesterday afternoon, was, by consent
Of the council ON both sdes, adjourned until next We'd
ne.osy at O'Clock = when Justice stuart Intends
supicion y Grand Larceny "A rasa named wilma
Bcneon was arrested ysssrday b. ofcer Titus, Of tbs
reserved sorps On board the stsamboAs Eass, plyins
peion Of stealing 500 worth q ;s"sir, from oas q
the passeDgMs, Charles ngown On the oomplainAnt's
nfisg bis js~clry search was aaAs and the pressry
the Mayor, who detained him for sxamination.
Grand L0rcsHy.-A man samsd Henry Smith vas ar
rested yesterday by efssI w.nssr on ths ecnsist ee
alleges that the prisoner csught In ne ast q
Ing Oh lot Of her property, cc.slsdne Of sdivsR
knives forks and spoons valued as ana he pssoner
sss .seo".s s q liz "a ssS 4,
house Of the oonplainAnt. ue bod9h4 eG1oR4 yuS
uss casbs, wAe fally sonni.ssa HIM teG ssAniaaaA
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Msoy OF tsiffsctorJ arswer We not sure however
oI .na' tns nsit ma following that inquiry brought
Aoiul n 70 our hama Mlssissff,pi psper, the Jack
ron rag coptai,s al article lsmentisg over the
ieictn coLosion OF Southern whigs, as q party,
which Il rcprefsnts "ss desolate as an owl in
the wilteinsss." after which 1t proposes the
union OF all parties In tho South favor of Presi
GENITAL Fcfet composed of Fillmore of New York and
tote a California is not at all improbable that
the pending acy Ia this Stats relates
gree 70 the rropoAiion o. the bissssippans Iadeei
has such look IL We read indications Wit any de
Rree OF shrewoness This being so accounts for the
oons piracy Itself So long as the whis party Of New
fosk has an existence, so lons the ticket with flm
ant HspgnAn foote could succeed Ia Mr. Fllmore's
own stst@thst overttrnwn ard the keen vision OF Dc
ferIed ambition ances it beyond its ruins
We indulge In this lre Of remark and throw these
at this time or tbs purpose Of fathomng
the depths OF the existing piracy Dot ths friends
OF br Fillmore and certain democratic refugees to
crush the whg party Jim the hope Of discovering IL pos
Sbe, the motive which lies botto OF it. and i'm.
pa vts to It's vitality We desire also 10 impress up,n
he ustigators and abetors Of this enterprise the dan
rer o, pulling down the ~hg fabric before they mass
Sood tn >r Escape from within its walls, for, in falling
may HI those who aope most TO profit BY its dsstzuc
ion.
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reported rslss fos the cOrvenon en- the adoption OF
which there vas consdsfAs.: contention aud 1t was
developed that theirs two candidates for County
csrSR9bass GlchSi I, this present Incumbent and
sderasa ". Jamss Vp0n theae the eonvsnt ion ap-
pesrsat 30 equally divided Upon test vote to divide
question the vote sas announ ed By the Chairman to
be 2l to 10 ayes anu the friends OF Mr.. James in
the convention insisted that theT had Il a5es 70 the
eIchrist party 10 The Chsirrsn insiste on hi.
deeh icn aud an attempt made proceed wish bust
ness Ihs convention becane confused, however, ana
the Jan es psity, dis asissd with the and
with oitsr procescrgs left the room before lhs nomi-
h<lon OF candidates commenced They we've sGgma-
tizs ~ Know sothings as they eft and their psrure
va. eua sppiAuded BY those remsinng, in Tor
which sorne ~ the sececers coo.ly ntmsed that vas
one thing 70 nominate iictet in rhst manner and 40
thsr to elset It. hose remaining then p-ocasded
MT Alimously rssominass the vhss now Ia Office, as
fellows
For Gounty Cerf--I obsrt Gsfshr.st
For Surrognte-E " Kipgslsae.
rsT shMif-Jasper Garretson.
For Corcnevs-J J. Van Houghteuros Soufh Bergen;
B Crrne Of Hoboken; and Harry Stid OF Jessey City
he fos county o0mnafttee xgs 70 appointed and
the con-en ention acjourned
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Catholic Church Dsnscuzsy.

CINCINNATI, Oct 81, 1864
difficulty having arisen between the trustees Of the
Catholic church In Newport, Kentucky, and the Bishop,
growing out of the latter having escsea school house
churchlot without the consent Of the former. the
trustees applied for Injunction, which today
granted By the Court tbs Jodgs deciding tina although
the Bishop had right to appoint the trustees Tor the
church, hs had right the ground for other than
churrh
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-CLEGR A p Ia =.
N + w s BY n

/ -~ -sing tho Fa.
= Additional Particulars conce, ~panio"s-
~ Sir John Fra Hklin and mis- CsA uSsA
BosroS, OCT %,
Late Montreal papers eontsfn some Additional de.
concerning the discovery of Sir Jehn FrAnkins party
obtained BY LIZ Rae from the Fsquinsux The report a
as follows
In the spring OF 1850 party Of white mem anaouutio
to about forty travelling ard over tho
lee and dragging boats with them by so ne Esqu.maux
Indians, who killing seals the north shore Of
King Williams Land which il q large island, naasd
'Kelktak' by the Esquimaux None of ths party could
speak the native language integiby but by signs the
natives were made to understand that their ships
bad been crushed by ice, anl that the whites
now going TO where they expected to find desr
to shoot. From the appearance Of the mon,
all Of whom, except chief oflcer, looked
thin; they were supposei to be getting short of
provisons aud they purchased ssal from the natives
AT later date, during the season. but prsvous
to the disruption Of the cs the bodies OF about thirv
white persons were discovered the continent and
fvc more on an island near it. About . long days
journeysay thirty Ave forty n,iies-to the north
west of large stream, which be NO other tha.
Capt Backs Great Fish river, its description and
that OF the lew shore in the neighborhood of Poius
Ose and Montreal Island agree exactly with that Of sr
George Backs.
Scme OF Vac Dooics nad D0oA buried, some were In
TENTS others under . boat that had been turned
over to form shelter, and several Lay sca.tsrsd
about In different directions. or those found on the
sard, ono was supposed to have been oficsr hs
had telescope strapped over hin shoulder and his
douoe-barrelled gun lay underneath him. From tAe
musted state OF many Of tho corpse the contents
Of ths kettles it in evident that ths party had been
driven to the last Iesource" Gambia a mean n
Of prclonging life.
There appears to have been an abundant stock CT
ammunition, ~ tho powder emptiea in heap ON
the ground by the natvcs out OF the containing
It, and quantity OF ball c,d shot found below hga
water mark having been left the ice close to the
beach. There must have bsen . number Of watches.
Telescopes ccmpssses gun1 &c, all Of which appear Ia
have been broken up, Dr. Rae pieces of these
different articles with the Yaqumaux, together WITH
slvsr spoons and forks As many Of which could
BE- obtained purchased, and list Of the most i'm
porsnt of the relics found With drawings Of ohsrs
wezc to be forwarded to London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

ARRIVAL OF rhssLN6ERs FROM TIE WRECK OF Tn1
CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NoMi-
NATIONs-rYD FRAUDULENT sToCa OF THE vEK-
MONT CEnTB AI RAILROAD, ETC.
BOSTON, Oct. %, 1854.
The ship Ann, from st. Johns, newfoundland, with
fifty one of the passengers Of the wrecked steamer City e
Philadelphia, has reached quarantine here. There 70
sickness board but the nature and extent of it net
known.
Tho whigs of heEourth district mot in this city 70
cay, and unanimously nominated H. valley Of Rox-
bury, for Congress
1he directors Of the Vermont Central Railroad hsvs
voted trace the fraudulent stock seSed erase b.
fore opening the transfer books and to hold In abey
until decision. legislative, judi a, other
action is had IN the matter.
Two cArgoes of Malaga fruit which arrived yesterday,
sold at auction to-day for cash. Blue msrk brought
high sll o5; black do, $40 32 boxes bunch, in
layers 80 A: bunch muscatels, % 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24
Fatal Railroad Accide mt.

PmLADsIPnuA, Oct %. 1854
Cornellu. Moran lad fourteen years Of age, IN
s'antly hed this morning this Of Third snA
Market streets He attempted to leap the emgrane
train but isng his footing fell between the cars ana
the train passed over his had.
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Albany, Os. %, 1868.
The brick building on, Woodbridge street. Detroit "a
cupsd sy J. W. Ingersoll, saSh factory, d.
stroysd by FIRE on Friday last. The loss about
SIS, o02. No Insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24

Yellow Ecver at savannah.
CoLUxrn, Oct %, 1854.
Thsrs three deaths from yelcv fever at Savannah
On Saturday.
There has been frcst here yet
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From WashirytOn.
LAYn,G OF 4 CORNER sTONB.-sERENADx TO GOV.
BIGLER.


BIGLER.
WAsHra aroS, Oct. %, 1854.
The stone Of tho metropolitan Methodist Church
in this city laid to day, with imposing and appropr
ate cerem ,n;es. An address delivered by Bishop
simpson, ard Dr. Magrude grand master OF the masonic
In tsis dstrict ociated III placing the stons.
The members Of the masonic order attended generally
seIenade given to night to Gov. Biger, who 10
stopping at wGfus HOTEL BY the yorng democracy Of
this cit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

1hs Kings County Democratic Convention mot In the
village Of Fiatands yesterday for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates TO bs supported ct the coming eec
ion. Ex Judge Hammond presided, and after the usual
preAminariss the following ticket placed In nomina
tion:-
eurrcsats-Roswsll c. Brainard, Of Brooklyn
Coeoners- Chariss A. Van Zandt, Of Brooklyn, and
John A. Bennett, Of New Utrecht.
eupsrntendents OF the Poorsamuel Doxey, Of Brook
lyn, and A. r. HatAsld, Of Winia nsburR
Justics Of Sesscns-John A. Emmons, of New Utrecht.
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DALrISlRD CATTLE MARKET.
BAIxIxoRz, Oct %, 1854
At the cattle iet to day 100 head Of beef osttie
wsre offered; 1000 were driven Eastward, and tho
balance sold A. ysicss ranging from - Is to ~ IN,
supply Of hogs fsr, and. sales made ct 90
% 25, and Of stosk hogs at 80 . eS SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24
INTERESTING POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CANDIDATES OF THE CITY.
MOVEMENT OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
Disruption of the Wing Party.
CURIOUS VIEW OF AMERICAN POLITICS.
&C., &C., DC.

THE CANDIDATES BEFORE THE PEOPLE
'rHEIR POLITICAL AFFRfrTES-IMPoBrANT ADDI-
TI0Hs TO OUR LISTS OF NOMINATIONS.
Appended give the Of ths candidates before
the people Of this city far have received them
The lists not full and would request the
tares nominating conventions and others who may
have ,rmstion which win be useful in its sxtsn sion
correction to fssvass their potes to this Office The
multiplicity Of candidates. makes it almost impossible
80 obtsn correct list and t. Is very Important tha.
each ticket shsud be placed fairly and fully before the
public. previous to election dsy:-
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WING NOMINATIONS IN NEW JERSEY.

The delegates TO the whig County Convention met
yesterday afternoon, at the house Of H. Nswkirk at
Bergen Corners. Mr.. Dsuring Dusr, Of North Bsrssn
was called to the cAAir and L. Tonnsns was chosen
sservtau. AsonniHss q ays, s9ysiatsi y The CAair
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NON-INTE2YENTION-. SLAVERY IN CALI
rFORNIA.
TFrom the Richmond Enquirer. o

\
Happily the reslyt OF the recent elections is mot s.o-
sether dasrous to Che interests of the South Even
hsse hat the e soen unp the may
ru late tne zeal Of the epathec And rouse the resent
usAt of The submissive shat OF al parties snd
u :oa Il hr
rights
with sse ets ard with presage Of good fortuns In
addition to the crrsry political issucs parties In Cali
forna Distinguished by diverse and conflicting vis~s
sicns of whirh professs the fAshcssble sot
pctons Of svey and Of its evil infuencs On the welfare
Of rociety wAils the other urrstauds is ae nature
ana proposes to ntr0sucs and establish 1t In this State
Tho tore Of the first led BY Brodsrick ara main
scruited by or igrass from tho New England States
The cihe. rsry Is com7ssed chiefly Of Southern gentle
ment TIE fortunes q Senator Gwin Is really con-
toiled by such racu Hamilton, Peachy, ard lingo
srduouf snd IL long douosfu whom victory would
pronouncs But tho vulgar energy Of brutal rowcyfsm
urecukl to the ssntbst with talent and character
vsly." 1hS csne idatts of tie G~in Democracy arc
elected BY decisive msority over both tho Brodezck
men and tho wings
The pnsee,s but actire issue beceen these factions r.
Chetker the Southern portion Of California shall be
Gsnized into separate Stcxe, tk constitutions rocog
r~ emo pss as .sssn Of
this problem. And thus may the military violsnce by
which California devoted tofree soil be svebed and
the wealth Of that splencit empire. The Nebraska
principle Of popular sovereignty and non Intervention
ave State In southsrn California For, IL the
people Of Califorsia choose TO- divide their do.
msin, and to sst up another State with Southern
q Cor r not to in
gIesscIsl and leaves to 1.-The people Of
State Territory to determine their institutions"
Sr and i. aD.! sro very that ay
should be introduced sraepg them.
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Hugh Mooney,
G II WheelAA.
Daniel g. PentE.
FOB MAYOR

g. Abbe is independent csndidate in the First dis
'tct; John n Reid, reform and Thomas MSarly in the
Tenth; and Marcus p. Ferris rcform in the Eleventh.