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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07

10 An humble artizan in Ipswich, Eng
land, has, after three years. labor, succeeded
in constructing model of a machine, fifteen
inches by thirteen, and eleven and half
deep, which is se,.f-actirg after being put in
motion upward of ,hirty.sx hours, at the end
of whi,h time the speeu " as not diminished
and the constructor claims that j. will keep
in motion as long as the materials will last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07

65-Several Of the democratic papers Of IL
!inois are out in opposition to Senator Doug
lass scheme for River and Harbor Improve
ment. The Galena JeGersonian, particularly
denounces it as a plan to tax Western inter-
ests 10 'uild harbors for Eastern capitalists;
and declares that the Democracy of the West
are not prepared to follow Douglass.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07

TaE width of the Mississippi at St. Louis
has BEEN carefully measured over the ice
At the foot OF Green street, from the edge Of
the water to the edge of tie water on the is.
land, it is 1850 feet; from The average of high
water, 200 feet more. AT the foot of Market
street to the stone dixie, $50 feet more.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07

CO. The widow of Alexander Hamilton
through 90 years old, still retains her faculties
with ease aad triliancy. She always insists
upon visitors taking merry glass from G en-
eral Washingion's punch bowl, which is
choicely cherished. ..-..
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AMERICANS IN Prison AT KLAMATH

AMERICANS In Prison AT HATANA.-The
three American seamen who were incarcera-
ted at the Moro, in Havana, are still in con-
finement. The American acting consul
visits them frequently, but nothing has yet
been done with regard to them by the Cap
tain General or other authorities. They are
probably awaiting the action of the Govern
ment of the United States.
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WASHINGTON NEws.-The Star has IN

WASHINGTON NEws.-The Star has the
following:
Senator Truman Smdh-We understand
that in the spring this distinguished gentle
man contemplates retiring from public life.
resigning his present position ia the national
councils. We regret his determination, in.
asmuch as gentlemen Of his experience and
real public spirit can i'll be spared from Con.
gress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07
Fridays Proceedings Concluded.


SEHATE.-Mr. Chase concluded his speech
thus: eff the compromise of 1850, which al
firms and continues the Missouri compromise
Is to be set aside, then away with all compro.
misses, away with all compacts between North
and South, and let us return TO the ancient
policy of combining slavery to its limits with.
in States, guaranteeing that in no Territory
OF the United States should any man be de-
prved of his life, liberty, and property with
out due course Of law
He quoted from Pinckney prophetic pic
ture of the destiny ofthis country, to be al
tanned only by strict adherence to plighted
faith and honor, and eloquenty appealed to
all to stand by the solemn compact and plight
ed faith of 1920.
The great crowd present continued in at
tendance until the speech was closed.
Dir. Badger moved that when the Senate
adjourned it be to Monday.
Mr.. Mason-l hope net,
Mr.. Douetas-yVe can get through with
the bill Tomorrow.
The question was then taken and lost
Yeas,l9 nays 25.
Mr.: Dixon got the floor and the Senate adj
journed until Saturday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-07

ABUSES OF DIvoKcE.-In a town in Ind.
ana there lives mother who had a husband
whose name she does not bear, who has two
daughters, each of them divorced wives, one
OF whom obtained her bill while the husban nd
lay on the death'bed; while in the same place
resides man who has two wives living Zone
OF them divorced,) aud these wives are moth
er and daughter.
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CON G. II z: sSION AZ
THIRTY.rHIRD cosGRESs-FlIsT SESSION

WAsHIScros, Feb. 4.
SEyArE.--The Nebraska bill was taken
up, Dir. Dixon having The floor.
He spoke in favor of the bill, and contend
ed for the justice Of the provisions which re-
Penied the Missouri comprom Sc, and opened
the territory alike TO all citizens of the Union,
and said that it WIS unjust and against the
slaveho der as TO his righ, to carry his pro-
perry into the territory. He said tina, the
vast majority of people in all sections of the
country, as we'll Is the Committee who re-
ported the bill, believed the prohibition OF the
Missouri compromise was wr:ng, and inc on
siStant with the principles of the compromise
OF 1850, and ought to be repealed
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The ll7th birth day of Thomas Paine wss
celebrated by The German FreeTen's Society
and Turner Association at Cincinnati, on
Sunday night. The proceedings of the meet
ing are published in the papers of that city
of Saturday.
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DONATION ENHANCEMENT

y
A Nd now have the Common Council or the civ n,
IA Evansville hereby declare their intention to widen
the Alley extending from Walnut Chestnut streets. in
The Doati1n Enlargement, and in rear OF the above
named Lots aad that i. will be necessary appropriate
I'VE feet OF the southwest alley end each Of said
Lots Nos 30. 2S, 3 and 2io in said Enlargement and
order that person, aggrieved by the drnenc ofsaid
Alley may have an opportunity of applying TO the Com
lnon Council for redress; il is further ordered that
copy Of this Order signed by the Mayor aud tested by
the Clerk, lie published for six weeks succes.iyeIy in
tie Evansville Journal public newspa per- nn;ed and
published in said city. Dated February u lisa.
Attest; }. ). HOPKINS. .igeyor.
UEo. H. ioDp. CLERK. feb ~
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h|The Straight Line Engineers are now
busiy engaged IN their Office, in Carpenters
new block, in making profles Of their lines,
and have already progressed SO far as to be
ready 10 consult With contractors for letting
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CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY,
r cAsAL-coKSER OF CANAL AND iss LIZ sTRHETs,
EVANSVILLE IA.

<AIN 4bA6p Al.
] oNG erpcricnrc and complste Machinery Jusr'y -
confidence That give s~iisfsetssn ia all Lhirgs
our line Of business.
We prepared 10 oil order, for STEAM and FfRK
ENGINES, and MACHINERY Of all kiaSf SAsre
-Iofioe We employ skiiul Wo.kmel: give rloss Ter.
soBal attention nj ORR il prozressrs ALLOW
nothing 10 l"aye our shop sighted or imperfect. We
guarantee all work Turn cut, 10 lee of reed sss..
ity aud - i0S IN price rs that manufactured
ANY CITY IN THE WEST
Prompt and strict attention giycI Repairs OF All
kinds If Machinery Saw Mill Engines Mil IRONS Shaft
ing PGilies, Stand Pipes Force and Cold alter Pun p
ing or stop Cocks; Improved nnisiHg Wheels; Wood
an1 Brass ati Circular Saws, .andrls Park cr Jolp
SION & HHiclkiss' Water Wheel: APPLE Mil Nuts,
C"rnsheeTs, CsicTn Housing. Cellar feniiliator aud
Crates, Wagon Boxes pogirons, &C.. &c, hand aud
for sale at all times.
Iron and Brass Castings Of all kinds, such MIL
Gearing and SpnGlrs, Hay Press. Tobacco and Lard
Screws, Castron Fris for Houses. Fence Balcony and
Cemetery Railing al different patterns; Sa,h Weights
Window and Door Caps ~nd Sis; Brass aud Com posi-
Lon boxing, &e., furnished 10 order.
Wrought and'Cast Iron work for Bridges and wrruehs
Iron Forging OF all Kinds executed promptly and in the
best manner.
lie FOREMAN u our Smith Shop is a superior Ne.
chanic. We warrant all Fire Engines make bs
equal n anI manuaeured in the Union. Aiwa, bear
in mind that you great deal OF time and money!
when repairs necessary having The Patterns from
which your machinery IL male, near at kenS.
Gar Wheels OF various patterns, manufactured with
MUtPEY'S PATENT SOLID HUB!
Order. by mail give description and dime stone
fGiy.l VIII receive prompt attention, the price
swhen given in person.
We cndeavor always TO have work done at the time
'poinssd We pay the highest price for Scrap Iron.
,pperand Brass. q. ID. EGLEsToN & CO.
iaT3t n
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6-The Blakely Family, who have visited
Evansville twice. are now at Ina;.n.no,,.
drawing crowded houses.
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1TAaSHAi.,S NOTICE

NJ HERkAS. many complaints have been made to
w the city authorities tat large amounts ofpropertv
lately deposited the City Wharf have been DESTROYED
by HOGS now running IT large within said city Notice
IS hereby given, ha; shall Immediately proceed and ian.
poand all such Hogs, aud sell The same al public auction
TO the highest bidder at the Public Square Main
IN s4'd cIly on SATURDAY next. February llth 1884,
al O'Clock r. IT. of said day. aud that said sale will be
Continued from day 10 day II the hour Sundays
excepted. JOHN WARD, Marshal.
by L. y -HARTIE, Dcpty. Zebra;
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SPECIAL. NOTICES..
HUSE YVES COUGH CANDY

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, That for the last two years
we have been in the constant habit of using the Mus
tang inim 1t, for RheuInas and for all Sores, bris
cs Sprains aud Burns, aud il has filled 10 give
Immediate relief.
RESOLVED, That we have also used The Mustang Lni-
Tor the Piles. Er, spelas, Salt Rheun and Chapel
Hands, and that il has always cured.
RESOLVED. THE LADIES, hat we have used the Mus
tang iHiment for Sore Nipples, Sore breasts, Chacs
and Sores Children, and for Moth Freckies the
lace and neck; and has alwaA proved eeeiualeay
ing the skin smooth, soft and While
RESOLVE, ALL AGEsAsS SENEs. That we shall ever
continue The of the Mustang LiuimeBt because We
have tried and proved its efficacy.
II , See advertisements IN another column.
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DOH Lbs Star Cundl =; SEQ Tbs Sterine Candles;
OtbU lO boxes Herring jus, reed at COOKS
janej Famil, Grocery
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SCGAR AND MOLASSES..
- 200 hhds Sugar; 500 bbls Meas.e..
Ioo hfobls Nolases in store and arrive for sal.
BY tjan30) PRESTON RSoS
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& CsAwFOR DsyILLE
EsAILKOA ID TAXES.t

TO TtN PAYEkS.-Ihe Tax Payers Of this city and
county cautioned not TO cell ii,ser any Railroad
Tax Certificates, which they may hold, without Iform
ing Themselves as u their value. An arrangement is
ABOUT ben, made between the City and probably the
County and the Railroad. by which those Certificates
will have value not heretofore possessed. febl-tf
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- BBlS No. I Boston Sugar-housc Syrup. second Il
3 none in the market, ju,i reed and for sale nj
jaiI2p COOKS Family Grocery.
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CRANB SERIES-e bills very large and ripe
" just rec d per steamer TiJer, 1t COOKS
J7ha' Family Grocery
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ANOTHER TtIUMPH OF
RiCEl'S 54LAJI NEEzs.

ELY:RA. January %. 1854.
h NArRoUs * Co.-tie RtleHeH: The "RtCH'S 81 l.
AMANDEk," purchased from on, preserved our books
aad papers Ut The turning uroI. Carria-s Factory on
hc morning OF the 2!d inst. The Safe surrounded
by quantity ofspokas and relioes and fell into the eel
lar on pile OF hickory aud oak lumber. and WIS for
some time seenat white heat yet, when opened
nothing found to be iiursd except the binding OF
TIE books. which were stained by the steam.
Truly yoar-, &c, W. 81. HiiL * CO.
A large assortment OF RlCH'S SALAMANDEHS al
ways on hand at the Depot, l4j Water str.et.
STEARES & MARVIN
(SucceSs 20 Rich * Co.
4 he only makers Of SALAMaNDEE SAFES comb,njur
kich's and Wilder's Patents
Iheyw &c sh!d III The nanafl urers price with ad-
di.ioh Of transportation only. ALLlS IL HOWkS.
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STItAuT LINE RAILROAD.

TO TAN PAYERs.-Real Estate Properly holders o
the City of Evansville, hereby notified that the axesi
the Evansville Indianapolis and Cleveland Strait
Line Railroad due, and they VIII please
forward and pay them without further notice.
ian3l WM BELL, City Collector.
(volksoote and En- luirer please copy two weeksl
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NOTICE.
We wish to call the attention of tse public 10
of!uxur., comfort and happ.ness-to past neglect and
pr sent opportunity OF amendment. The numerous
OF badness IN America is truly surprising. The
young cannot take warning, the old apply remedy
700 ho that is old, but would baldnessl-
Who that middle aged bat shoulders at gray hars!-
no that is young but values the uXuIen ocks
aud beauty Effects like these stayed, and maLy
Years OF Otherwise premature old age sreainel 10 ou
by using Lyons katharion.
ID. S. BARNES, Proprietor.
janli -r.-r- lGl Broadway, y. i.
~ DR.. HOLSTEAD'S PILLS WILL CUBE DYS
pesa. Indigestion, Biousness. and every disease Of
he stom ach
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| 90 DoZ fresh Eggs:
l('O 100 lbs :" Butter:
30 bush Corn meal Just rec'dat
ieoo COOKS Family Grocer
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(~5> We have on hand, aud will sell cIerpcr than
~ usual. 20 VI and fashionable stock of Gold and
9.2sS silver Watches. Breas; PRS. Finger Rings Ear
hhs Lockets, Gold and Silver Spectaclcs Gold Guard
Calns; besides good many other articles all OF which
Call at tine Sign of the Big Watch, on Tain Street be-
tween First and Second streets
ico5 BlTTROLFF 81 SONS
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15

Hon. WV. L. LErFISowELL, Judge
Of the Eighth Judicial District, has re
signed his office, and has become The al
,orney OF the Lyons Iowa Central Raii'
road Company. !, is supposed his sue
cessor will either be JoHS B. BooTH, OF
Jackson county, OF SAMUEL A. BIssELL.
of Cedar. Whoever may be MS successor
will hold his office by appointment until
April next, when an election will take
place.
Judge Lefsingwell, during his brief
term OF office, rendered general satslac-
ton in the discharge of MS duties. H.
presided with dignity and ability, and
eviaced abundau, evidence of his talent
as a juris,. He is Yet young man
whose future is urigls with hope aud Iull
OF promise.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
Wanderi z fen he Text.

Jonathan Harrington The las, survivor
Of the battle Of Lexlng on, died on Sab.
bath, March 26sh. = The Marysvill,
Hsratd states, that a large lump of gol,
was recently taken out a. the Minnesota
5lggings. valued at $40, 001-what /
"wbapIer : Mr.. J W. Brooks. o
Detrot las been elected President, an
Oliver Cock, Of Burlington, Secretary 0
the Burlington and NJ ssouri Railroad
Company. Tie Inhabitants o! The
sandwich Islands are deeply absorbed il
TO subject d annexation. |, is then
constant theme OF discussion. The
cholera IS raging N Texas TO an alarming
extent.
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End Of tie Dupt,

Mr.. Preston ose aud made the follow .
ng explanation ia the House Of Repre-.
seataiIg,s OH the 3lst alt:
Il IS Yet, lie SAID. IN the memory o. / e
House. that the debate which recently o.,
CARED bet cen Mr.. Cutting, OF New
York, and Mr. Breckenridge, o. keA-
Iluckey was marked by personalities. -
I ne character OF tie debate led 10 some
discussion o. It's features outside iae walls
ol TINS House. SO lar as Mr.. Cutting il
concerned, he referred the matter III con.
troyersy 10 his friends, Col Monroe. Of
New York. and General Shields. United
States Senator from Illinois. 80 lar "a
Mr. Breckenridge Is concerned, lie re-
ieIred the matter 10 Co. Hawkins, o.
keutucAeE, aud myself. | AIN author
sZe1 by these gentlemen 70 stale, lat tue
matter 10 controversy .ias been settled n
a lnanasf mutually satisfactory, and W.
eonclege. mutually honorable ~ bot
gentleman ano were engaged iu that de-
bai". ! hase aletteT DIS II perform Oh
behaii 81 these gentlemen, ARD tia IS. O,
saty Iare violated ia debate tae rules d
0rt-f estat she'd ior ne government q
liz EoDse. Trey express mutual r.gre'
lat aav s8ch occurrence las taken plae.
and as - i43uik-Dre a. body, tor It,
, eafrsae'. l. e s1nfcr vi gratfIea.
lou lot tars- gentlemen, max
sts-By pFoH4as- 81 Bl0f- a.eEu. atss 10 I'll.
gaaE so no ar- already admired
- q age circle II ir.eats that IT,,
G.a.t@f 90, ne al lsiet 10 a ma ntler.
- entirely convinced. satisfactory 10 al
+aa@r F.sgsae LAX the House IL!
tfs-.I attention
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The 4, er'Mt,


The returns ,ome 10 hand tardily. =
Eads is beyond all question elected.
VIVA, majority he will receive. we wt!I
not pretend to say, bu, give below te"
election Items.
Burlington -James ID. Eds 397, Stew
art 26O.
Polk County Majority for Eads lao.
Musca,lne Co. gives Eads 442 votes,
and Stewar, 473; Dallas Co gives Eads
so majority Jefferson 80; Clinton Co,
$50 for Eads.
Wappello Co--Stewart's majority III;
five townships 10 hear from.
Lee Co, Keos,k Topnship. Eads
$50; Stewart 2i4. Ead's majority in
the Comfy is estimated 4, 400.
Henry Co. Stewart majority about
400, Stewar, has reported majority N
Mahaska county OF $50.
Johnson Co.-Eads leads Stewart sic
votes; Jackson Co. Will give Eads lOC
majority.
The vote OF Dubuque county IS as ioi'
Laws.
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s1rThe ST. Louis Republican say

s1rThe ST. Louis Republican, says
,ha, SO grea, is the rush oil persons for
Nebraska Territory, that boats bound for
the upper waters Of the Missouri, alIho'
there are several boats in port, their cab-
ms are full, even before they are adyer-
tised TO leave.
The Sonora dropped down TO The le-
zee Oh Saturday morning from the docks,
and before night every staie-room had
been taken, aud some twenty had pur-
chased tickets Tor berth on the floor
lae Honduras which arrived on Satur-
day aud was advertised TO leave again
on Thursday next, her regular day. has
been induced 10 60 out this ~ ening, two
days in advance Of her time. The Sam
Gloon, which starts Tor Council Bluffs
this Afternoon, will be fall, If she IS not
full alre;.dy. Those bound FOR the new
territory are going there 10 look al the
country. with al eye 10 making it their
iu,ure homes"
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M We invite the attention of tn

IA We invite the attention oil the
public TO the advertisement, OF Mr.. Bar
avs Writing School, for ladies' and gen.
,lemen. in to-day's issue. Mr.. bAHRr
has taught one class IN our village and
gives very general satisfaction. HIS
schools are conducted in admirable order.
We have examined the writing books oil
a portion of his pupils and were aston
ished a, the progress they had made du-
ring the l3 lessons which they had taken.
One OF the best evidences OF Mr.. Barry 5
success as a teacher is, that nearly all ot
his old scholars purpose attending his
second school.
We hope all ,ha, desire to become
good pennen. will avail themselves Of
the opportunity now offered. We speak
for him twenty-five pupils. Do no, for
ge, TO call on him Monday evening next,
a, the Distric, School room. ...m
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A WoLF IN SHEEps CLOTHING
pucrIos AND ELorEaEsr.-Oar tow
was solnewha, stirred up las. Saturday
BY the intelligence tina, L. b. Freeman, Q
school teacher, and prominent member
of the Methodist church. had eloped
having efected the seduction and ruin Of
a young lady, the daughter Of Mr.. John
Clark, residing near this place. his
hellish deed was accomplished early last
fall. but had been kept secre, some
now Or other till a few DAYS ago. Mis-:
Clark was reported sick during the win
ter. and was attended upon by two o,
three physicians OF tais county and treat.
ed for various diseases, but the g,rl's
character was so good The true cause wa.
no, suspected. This Freeman formerly
lived III Oskaloosa, from there he moved
~ Cedar Rapids. and thence to thi.
pace. We understand he had to lea,.
ooth Oskaloosa aud Cedar Rapids for tn,
same eause he lett here. His wife anc
,escfai cadidren are Yet here, but wha
ltlry intend to do we know not. Thar
sis sime Freeman bigger scoundre
neter went unhulg, aud lie Will never ge
justice done hun ull he is hung. An,
one no ICING him ut church especially du
ring a revival, would think he was trial,
one o. God 5 Amounted. Ii Is the gen
erai opinion thai he has gone To Indlana
Montgomery county probably, and ",
would advise tue people there 10 walci
out Tor him. Linn 10. Rs,,sier.
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WASHINGTON. Anril e.

Several petitions against the Nebraska
bill presented. Bills granting pensions
TO widow OF Gen. Leavanworth, and for
extending collection district MilwauK 10
were passed. The correspondence rela.
tive to koszta affair Was received aud
laid on the table in the House. -
Mr. Charchili's bill authorizing the
ontracts for carrying mails between New
Jrleans and San Francisco taken up; il
provides that services shall be Paid for
according ,e,irne employed. ranging from
ten thousand dollars per annuin. Tor t.en-
ty-,hree days up 10 one MILLION. sis hun-
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rev Goods, an The Rage.

Messrs. Friend s. Culberson, Shaw
& Bagley, Chambers 4 Son, Hammond
Il Co.. and Druggist Gilbert, are all re-
ceiving heavy supplies. and grand as
sor,ment Of goods in their line. All boast
they have brought on choice Articles Of a
superior quality, and grea, variety TO
please the fancy and taste oil their nu-
merous and generous customers. Call to
see them, purchase, keep trade moving
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KrErIr BtroRE THE PEorLE-Tha,

KrErIT nrroRE rHE PEoPLr-Tha,
slavery IS no, Legislared into the terrific
rs OF Kansas and Nebraska, by the bill
now before Congress, but the question Is
lett TO the decision OF the people lnAa bit.
NJ the territories. instead ol the mem.
hers Of congress, The peoples inmed.
lie representatives make their own laws.
aud not congress elected by those who
have no Interests IN the territories.
Keep j, before the people tina, the Ne
braska bill carries out the principle OF
srlf-goyermnent and acknowledges tne
ability and RICH, OF the people TO estab.
hsh Their own form OF government, enact
their own laws, and regulate their Own
institutions.
Keep il before the people tina: the op-
position 10 the Nebraska bill, is based on
the teiefal principle, that the people OF
the territories are Incapable OF self gov
eminent, and therefore, congress must,
in advance, determine what kind of laws
shall be enacted for their regulation ana
protection.
Keep II before the people that tie pas
sage oil the Kansas a d Nebraska bill,
ett,clually leg states he suhlec, OF slave
~ out OF congress. and leaves the ques-
ton 10 the people Of the territories alone.
Keep it before the people ,ha, the
samr principle Of non-intcrvenrIon, which
was established in the territories OF Utah
and New Mexico, now prevails in the
Nebraska bill. Are not the people oil
Nebraska and Kansas as capable OF SELF
government as the people Of Utah and
New Mexico = M. Maze Register.
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