Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-03-10

Cottnfy DenloeF0t, by D. casey, mas come
to hand tits printed with the materials
of the Independent Press.
| It's first leader is laborded effort
against our Homestead Law.
| 1t contains letter from Professor j.
H. Savage, which states that the perma-
nent endowment Of Carroll College, at
that place, is in fair way Of being ac-
complished. The plan is to get one hun
dred permanent scholarships at 500
piece. 1t states that thirteen have already
been secured in New York, where the let
ter is written FROM.
| 1t also contains a star editorial state
ment that the Fox River Valley Railroad
Directors held meeting at Burlington
on the 22d ull., and resolved to put the
Road under contract Immediately.
The Stevens Point Pinery saysit thinks
a Travelling Agricultural Lecturer bet
ter institution for the people, than the
endowment of an Agricultural College,
as rAe first will benefit tho whole people.
while tire latter will only help 4 CAV of
toe dristoeracy.
1t says that NJ. Strope and Luther
Hanchette, II addition to Mr.. Cate are
candidates for Circuit Judge Of the Sew
enth Circuit.
1t contains an advertisement Of a Bro
ker's Bank just opened there by Andrew
Warren, Jr.
The Madison Journal publishes tho
marriage of \. T. Gray, Secretary OF
State, and aIiss Ann Augusta Stevens, Of
Madison.
1t says the reason the Legislature does
not sooner adjourn is, that the knowing
ones are expecting the Bill granting all
the vacant lands in the State for Railroad
purposes TO pass Congress, and they want
to have a chance at the spoils before they
adjourn.
Il says shat S. Pearl Lathrop, Of Beloit
College, has been elected Professor OF
Chemistry of the State University, by the
Board of Regents; that the Board is en-
tertaing proposition for establishing
Professorsbip of the Scandinavian Lam
guage; and that it has determined to erect
another building the present season.
The Appleton Crescent has good lead
-. C,L
It suggests that The swamp Lands"
be given to the Counties in which they
lie.
Tire Milwaukee Sentinel contains a.let-
ter from its senior editor. Gen King. da-
ted at Harrisburg, Feb. odd The Gene
raj was on his way 10 Washington, and
was delayed by the excessive snow drifts,
Of from fire TO ten feet high on the Rail
road tracks. He says G. w. Crabb, who
was prominent Free Soil editor in rs
70 at GAINESVILLE is now editing the Dem
ocrdtic Union, at HarrisbuFgh, the lead
ing bunker paper Of that prominently
bunker State.
The Wisconsin contains long letter
from Judge Larabee, denying the state
ment that he originated the project Of
electing a Senator this Session, or that.
he is candidate for that Office; and init
mates that the charge was got UP by the
Ners to prevent his being reelected to
the Judgeship Of his Circuit.
The Grant County Herald has pithy
article against the Nebraska Bill which
we shall publish.
The Oshkosh papers contain notice
Of the opening Of books Oh subscription
for the Oshkosh and Portage City Rail
road.
The Be;oit Journal, ina long article on
the SUI ject of school lands, says the prin-
ciplc Of land limitation ought to be adopt
ed in regard 30 them, to prevent their
falling into the hands Of monopolists.
The Temperance League says if the
Legislature does not pass Prohibitory
Law, that State Convention of Temper
ance Men must be called, say in Scptem-
bernext, to put in nomination temperance
men for oficers.-D.
Col. Van Slyck is getting up City
Directory for Milwaukee.
The Oshkosh Courier says A. II.
Cronkhite d Co. are about 10 establish
the "Winnebago County Bank" at Nee
nah.
The Sheboygan Secretary democrat
ic) has strong leader against the Ne
braska Project, concluding this: "Let
eternal shame point the finger of scorn
and contempt upon the dastardly traitors
TO human liberty, the Benedict Arnolds
Of Freedom, who disgrace tho Press and
dishonor their country, by the silly cry
of "aboltionist" against those who seek
the welfare and happiness Of their fellow
men, and who would BY all lawful and
proper means ~ipe out from the charac-
ter of this nation the bloody stain Of sla-
very"
ItsAys II. C. Hobart he's returnedfrom
visit east with wife.
The Milwaukee News defends Sena-
tors Dodge and Walker against all at
tacks from all quarters.
/ The Watertown Register says new