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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
Arrival Of tie North Star -ReyclHIion in New
Grela la--httFeat CT Saata lima.

NEW loih. May : L.
The steamer North Star. from ASpin.
wall arrived At ) o'clock. with 700 pas
srnccrS. and $3.50 000in treasure
The Shipment from San Francisco. pei
The steamer Panama amounted To :55l2
GEO. and per the steamer Cortes. 1887,
coo.
4 revolution had broken out at Bcgo-
ia. \ new provincial government had
been established. and General Mrlo had
,lrcared himself dictator. General He
rpra and most Of the national Congres:
ned Th~ constitution Of Sl3 IS TO he
partially restored.
Generel Mclo had arrested prrsidra'
0hando and some other government, off
GERS. The Governors Of Savanoli and
Santa Martha had issued proclarna;ions
calling on the people 30 Gene fofvarf
and assist in queing the insursection.
and measures were taken 80 raisr troops
for ihet purpose. The Governor of Car
thaqena ftvo,s the rebellion. Very great
excitement has been created Throughout
the country.
Advices from Acapulco tn Nav 9Th
saw that Santa Anna broke AZ his en-
campmen, on the 26ih Of Anil and re-
treated tow ards the city al Mexico. III
hal previously demanded the surrender
Of the castle.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
sKaERzFE,S SALE.

Eef Virtue OF an execution 10 me di-
~ rected from the Clerks Office OF the Nal
shall Circuit Court, 1 will offer for sale
Mt public outcry at the court house
door in the town OF Plymovih. in said
county. on Saturday The 9Th day fJune
1854. between the hours of ten and four
clock on said day. the rents aud profits
forSeven years of ,he following desert bed
real estate situate in Marshall county, 90
wit: The west half OF .he south west
quarter of section Is. town 50 north Of
range one east; and If the rents sni
profits fail TO sell for sum sufficient 40
satisfy said execution, the costs aud se-
cruing costs on the same. | will then ana
there proceed 20 sell the fee simple title
10 said real estate. Executed as the pro-
perty of David ShidleE at the suit OF Jas
Martin.
L. THOMPSON S. NJ. c.
Tune |, 1854. 1873.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
LATER BY THE AMERICA.
IiIIFAY My p


There have been no more battles be-
tween the opposing forces, either on the
Black 81 Baltic Seas. or on the Danube.
England and France were sill carry
ing on warlike preparations on mos,
gigantic scale. A further increase in The
armies of both countries WINS talked OF.
Turkey and RuSsia were nlso engaged in
strengthening their position. Austria r..
mnins in neutral posi- i'm.
Orders hal been issued hv General Os
lrn Sacken. he ItuSsan commaudor-n
chief at Oiessn, forbijding rentral ves-
sells leaving thai roit while the euemv's
fec! remained in sight # the town. On
he departure of the lnt,eT ,hey would be
permitted IL lowe the hnibor.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

The Carrying Trade.-The merchants ana
others in the entire west and north west,
have suffered great disappointment during
the few pas, months on account of the
lack of carry ing facilities west of Toledo
Ohio. Goods which ought TO have been
received by our merchants here several
weeks ago-sold out and worn out-have
not yet arrived. We have underst God
that several suits have been instituted by
merchants along the Wabash and Erie
Canal, against companies that had under
taken the transportation Of more merch-
andize than there was any probability Of
their putting through. and the owners are
now putting the carriers through.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

Mr.. Potter. for some time half owner of
the Cincinnati Commercial. has purchas-
ed the other half. and is now sole pro-
prietor. From this psper we extract
much interesting matter.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
I'D ElRl.YgEsEiEgWEl-N.

c. II. REEVE, agent fox the sale orc. Coop
ct y Cos. Celebrated Engines and Machinery
tor Double and Single Geared Mills is PIE
pared to make contracts with w3rTa8ty, &c,
ior the sale OF ihese EhsneS, &c, and furnish
superintendent 10 put them in opeIati on
II riiiem warranty gwen with every contract.
II required.
The immense sale OF these Machines IS SUI
hc.ent evidence OF Their superiority aud sue
cess Apply 10 c. H. REEVE,
over Western Bank, Plymouth.
June Z, IS,4. I3u.
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TD EeaI RESIDENTS.

n OF ICE j. hereby livrn that the mn Iorsign-
! 81. Nlih lie Comfy Survey or viii. On he
- day e Jun, 1851. 1T 10 O'Clock q IN. Oh SAID
day. rIocced "a survey amt locate the corners of
heir lai' In section !. tow nSllip %. range three
east. ia Marshall county; la meet y. Gerard :
ard continue LON day TO day until all is finish
,si.
Non residents WIN fill to meet the surveyor
al IA lif,'. aid place boVe meIiiioilt j, ard dc
iruv cr pr"iil" ior deraying their portion Of The
oxpense oi SID >uri cy, viii be returned TO tie
County .Aud."r oi said county and sach deliE-
g1ensV placed The Tax duplicate al d co Iect
ed according Ia law, other ta:cS are ctiect d.
JAMES BECNN,
Il. GERARD.
.Innt I. IS.k I3l1
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

papers which they took to the Prefec.
ture OF Police.
The papers were again examined. and
the discovery is said to have been made
of serious correspondence with st. Pc
tersburg. The police again visited his
house and arrested the Russian. He is
for the present detained at the Prefec.
tuTe.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
Further bY the America

BosroN, May 20
The European mails were despatched
to-day.
Among the documents published at
Madrid is the petition of the consignees
Of the Black Warrior, Messrs. Tyng &
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

ssaSc as kgeas Estate,

e : Office is hcby gwen tia: Will, in IUF-
= Sdancc of ali order OF the Max lall cougs
of Common Pleas, made at tie April term
ihe:eol, \. y. 1854, proceed to sell 4. private
sale, after four weeks from tbs date, the fol
loving described req! estate, 10 wit:
Tie east half of the north west quarter -
section sixteen, IN to vnShip 81 north, OF range
east, lying IN Fulton county. Terms Of sale,
cash iii hand. J. l.. THOMPSON,
Guardian.
June |, S5i. l3il.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

The Nebraska Bill passed the House on
the 22nd ult., as ii went from the Senate
to that body, except the Clayton amend
ment-which seemed 10 be the main fea.
ture IN it that caused so much bitter
denunciation. /. is true the Missouri
COMPROMISE was regarded as imperative;
bu; how could Congress recognize the non-
intervention principle without so regard
ing il? We were not prepared 10 see
quite SO little opposition TO o concur
renee in the Senate.
In the House the yeas and nays are as
follows, 1l3 to 100:
YEAs-Messrs. Abercrombie Willis Al
len. Jas. Cullen. Bailey Of Virginia.
Banks of Ala. Barry. Bell. Bocock.
Boyce Breckinidge. Bridges. Brooks.
Carother. Chas,ain. Christman .Churchell,
Clark, Clingman. Colquett. Cobb. Cox,
Craig. Cummings, Cutting. Davis of Ind.
Davidson. Disney. Dowdell. Dnnham
Durbar. Eddy. Edmonson. English, Elliot
of KY. Florence. Greenwood, Green.
Hamilton. Harris of Ala. Hendricks,
Hem. Hubbard. Hillyard Houston. Inger.
soil. Jones of Tenn, Jones of Pa, Jones
of La. Kidwell Kurtzer. Lane. Lamb.
Lapham. Letcher. Lindley of Md. Lilly
Mcdonald. McNair. Maxwell, Miller OF
Mo-, Miller of Ind. Olds. Oliver of Mo-,
Packer Perkins. Phelps. Phillips. Powell,
Preston. Reed. Reese, Richardson,
Riddle Robins. Rowe. Rufin. Seward
Shannon. Shower. Singleton, Smith oil
Tenn, Stanton of KY. Stanton of Pa,
Straub. Stewart of Mich. Taylor Of NY.
Tweed. Vail Walbridge. Walker. Walsh
Warren, Westbrook, Witte, Wright Of
Miss, Wright Of Pa. and Zollicoffer.
NAvs-Benton. Banks. Belcher, Ben
net. Benson. Briggs. Chandler. Campbell
Carpenter. Crosker. Cullom, Curtiss. Da
ris. Z. ]. Dean. Dick. Dickerscn. Drum
Eastman. Edgarton. Edmonds. Elliot O
sEass F,hsridge, Ellison Ev.shan, Fo,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

REJoIcI a,--Onc hundred ani lh;i;een
guns were fired in Cleveland Oh Wednes-
day afternoon. in honor of the one bundi 4
and ihnteen good mon md Irue who stood
by the Nebr'>k, biz on lis final passsee.
Detroit FIRE. Press.
We did not suppose 'h.'x dare do such
L thing any place IN Ohio.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

10 regain his footing without success. lie
called out to his comparions-
I'm tired ain't you? come let Us sit
down here and &c, rested.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
The Washington Press on the NEBRASKA Bill.
W AsHINGroN. M y

- N"ioA' httl -
The Union of this morning had another
edtoriu! article rejoicing over the pass
oge Of the Nebsaska bill. The htelligen-
Ger, in mild editorial, regrets its rassago
rs unfavorabie II the Snu,h
i. is stated on Tie highest authority
ihat'he visi: q. Lord E!gin 10 solely on
business connected with the fisheries.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
Fhey are Coming!
Brooke Eoughtoa & Patterson
4 RE now receiving i iarg I'd Splendid as
n Sor;ment Of
DIR x GoETp@
fT0EfsiR,sr ~ Gtl.lacoi.Enc
GT0ghis.g " Groceries.

lie row invite the citizens ofMarshall county
and vicinity, 10 call aud examine our stock.
and by 50 DONG yen will find every thing you
want in our line. and you will also lnd them
Cheap.
Although We are on one of tie corners, we
We don't wish 10 act the PhariSce by thanking
God that We are not as other men, or in other
words, by SAVING ihat We viii either sell 81
cost or cheaper than any one else IN town.
In short We are selling as cheap as We can
afford 10, anu our customers must jaage as 10
our honesty aud integrity, to 90 Which We are
willing 10 trust them.
lTPleaSe eiIe us call. B, II. * p.
june |. 1854. I.[
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

The franking abuse or frankins priv
ilpce, as it is called bv conr,esr. we are
pleased to see, is almost universally con-
demned by the press throughout the I'm
ion II is not democratic. Let all rav
like LIT not republican representa-
tivcs in Congress claim for themselves q
PRIVILEGE tha. is not accorded 10 Nom
hers Of Porliamen. in III" monsrchinl
government of Grea. Britain. Members
Of an American Congress should he asham-
eI Ia exercise such privilege over their
constituents, who nre as good as them
selves. This abuse has been too long tol-
Grated. 1t is yearly increasing in magni
tude. and an indignant people call loudly
for its entire abatement Abolish the
"privilege" members Of Congress have
voted for themselves, and there will be &
great increase Of interchange Of letters be
tween friends and parents and children
residing in difleren, parts OF our extend
ed country. Postage should be reduced.
instead Of increased. as proposed by the
chairman on post roads in mo House OF
Representatives. Gin. COMMERCIAL.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

LapOrte TimeS.--This paper is now under
the principal control Of John c. Walker.
Messrs Holcombe and Everets having re-
tant Editor and publisher. Mr.. w. is
rather an adept in the Management, of a
newspaper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
A Journeys.aan Printer

To do Press work and Composition. may find a
permanent situation and good wages at this Of
fee, ifapplication is made Immediately.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

"A Western Editor says he is not sur
prlsed tina. so many railroad contractors
run off when il is remembered that their
business is to make trucks. -Er.
Another editor says he is surprised.
when il is so self-eyident that they are
compelled 20 leave so many ties behind
them.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
state o. sfass.;RIs;s,
TsarSssali Comfy. IS:
IN the Marshau Circuit Court, august
Tern, 1854.

Tern, 1854.
Elisha s. Wadsworih. Francis
B. Cooley. John '. FarIvell,
Charles y. Henderson. FoJoign
Attachment.
Johr G,lbgai'h and Arthur
Ducat
TgSIE Writ Of attachment heretofoIe issued
i in this behalf, cni OF the Clerks office q
the Marshall Circuit Court. having been rciwrn-
ed 10y the Sheriff 81 said comfy. bv which 1t
appear iha' the following teal estate has beeE
attached as The prop riv of said defendants, TO-
wit: The souil east fourth of seton tween
ty-iwo. ia township thiriy-iive noiil. of range
one es.si. i'so the cast half of the south west
fourth of section twenty-five. township thiiiy
five north. of range one cast. Also The ncr.li
east fourth of section thirty six. town ihirty-iiNc
north. OF range east: making in all four hun
dreI acres. and appraised Il the sum Of one
thousand seven hundred and sixiv dm.lars.
Aud by hc affidavit; Ola conn e'cnt person. II
is made 10 appear 'haiihe efcndaniS hm Chs
br.,i.h and Arthur Ducat residents Of lha
Sa'e,i Irdiau1: they are therefore hereby uoii-
fed of the fling and penlency of sid writ. and
that unless theN Fl pear, plead. ansxver delnnr
on or before The calling Of SAID cause "n the
first day otihc next term Ufthe Mar hall Circu't
Cont. 20 be holden al The coulf hous,. an Plyn'-
oulh, IN said county, on he ihird Mondfy IN
Angus, ncvi. the same will be heard and deter
mined in their absence.
Attest: r. CORBALEN, elk.
Pr. s. i Corbalcy deI,
Osborne & Woodward Pli;ls. Aiivs.
June |. 1851. I3 ,.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

The Indies II May>lille. h., recently
preserved 4 ralr Of pantaloons to Miss
lucy Stone. ii duH form. Mis- Lucy
accepted the parts, bat sid She would
lave done 50 with much better will if ;hev
oniX had man In Item. Nic IA ou.Gn /,
wonder.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
Pe,erson's Magazine for June has been

Pe,erson's Magazine for June has been
received. md is an excellent number.
July commences new volume. and
now is The proper time 10 send for it
The terms are So per ann. in advance, So
for three copies, and eight copies for ten
dollars. with handsome premium to ev.
cry person getting up club. Address
c. J. Peterson. No. 1872 Chestnut street
Philadelphia.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
Still in the Field.-Hon. Thos. Ii. Benton

Still in the Field.-Hon. Thos. Ii. Benton
is announced as q candidate for re- cleo
ton to the House of Representatives in
the 81. Louis district. subject TO the de-
cision of the democratic party. The ST..
Louis Democrat is also authorized 10 an
nounce that he is like wise a candidate be.
fore the people of the State at large for
reelection TO tho Senate Of the L. States.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
REPORTED ENTRY OF AUSTRIAN
TROOPS INTO WALLACHIA.

The Russian organ. the Independence
Beige. gives dispatch dated Vienna that
certainly contains news wholly unexpect-
ed. Austrian troops are stalled either 10
have already entered !Valachia or to be
on their way thither. Ii was also III.
mored in Vienna that the Austrian Ar
mics had entered Servia. Bosnia. A ba-
MIA the Herzegovina and Montenegro
The question very naturally suggests its
self what can possibly induce Austria to
enter Little Nallachia. now that the
Russian forces have evacuated il, and
the Turks are resuming its possession
This is The more singular as the popula-
tior has everywhere received the Turks
with open arms.
From Conslantinople. April 4th. we
learn that the Russian batteries at the
Sulina mouth of the Danube have been
bombarded by part of the fleet. The
French troops had not yet arrived in
Constantinople.
From ST. Petersburg advices are tn the
18th of April. The weather was mild.
and the Neva was partly free from ice.
but Cronstadt was not open.
FRANCE.
PARIS. May 4th.
A telegraphic despatch is said to have
been received by the government last
night. announcing victory BY the Turks
and that Omar Pasha had succeeded in
cutting in two the Russian amy in Dro-
brudscha. The despatch is not. howev
er, regarded as sufficiently authentic TO
merit publication.
In the afternoon Of yesterday the po-
lice paid a visit 10 the house of a Rus.
sian who has been residing 70. years in
France. and who has lately resided at
Autenil. a short distance from Paris
They made strict search amongst his
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

The Hon. Edward Everett has resigned
his seat in the United States Senate. In
consequence of i'll health--resignatioD to
take effect in this month.
1t is intimated that Mr.. Choate will
fill his place.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
qrin,ng jus, as easy as rolling eff a L ce.

The New York Musical World and
Times tells most laughable story Of a
gentleman who had stepped into his car
rage to make his New Years visits.
when he perceived that he had forgott
his.visi'ing cards. He Immediately or.
dered his new groom to 60 and get them
from the mantle piece in the new din
ing room. The servant did ss he was
ordered. and the gentleman commenced
his visits. the footman leaving his cards.
After some time had passed. he asked
the groom if there were still many cnrds
left. Sir answered the latter. Il have
still the king of spades the king of hearts
and the knave of clubs We presume
the trick was not taken in very good
part by the caller.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

day or two since party of men
visited Boston. for the purpose OF having
good time. and after spreeing for three
or four hours. one Of the men became so
drunk that he slipped and fcud himself
in The gutter. After trying several times
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
Democratic State Convention.

U1il0tiullc Sldlt tOn'titi0n'
The Democrats of Indiana met in Con-
vention at Indianapolis on the 24th ult..
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for State Offices to be filled at the next
October election. The present incum-
bents were placed in nomination for re-
election. TO wit:
ALvis P. Ho, Ely, Supreme Judge. 4th dis
trict.
NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, Sec of State.
ELIJAH NEwLAND. State Treasurer.
JOHN P. DUNN, Auditor of State.
WE. c. LARRABEE. Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
Judge Hovey holds his office by appoint
ment Of the Governor.
The passage of the following resolu-
ion by this Convention will have much
to do in shaping the opposition to the
quiet race of the nominees:
Resolpsd. That intenperance is great
moral and social evil, for the restraint
and correction OF which legislative inter
position is necessary and proper; but that
we cannot approve of any plan for the
eradication OF correction of this evil that
must necessarily result in the inhiction
of greater ones; and that we therefore
opposed to any la = upon 'his subject that
will authorize the searching for. or sci
cure, confscGtion. and destruction OF
private property.
Had the resolution stopped at tie word
"proper." il would have left united the
chords which now bind the hands Of many
good temperance Democrats, and saved
them the disagreeable necessity of rid
ding themselves Of tho shackles which are
intended to trammel them.
The resolution misre presents the posi-
tion assumed BY the State Temperate
Convention. Where the latter favored
.he search, seizure and confscation Of
priratc property. it provided that it must
frs. be KEEP: for illegal sale. Is not this
rather palpable misrepIesentation-one
calculated TO deceive those already too !e-
nacious about the action Of The friends OF
temperance and good order throughout
The State? Any attempt to controver,
the principles avowed BY the Temperance
convention, would have worn the features
Of honesty. at least; but The undisguised
Misrepresentation Of the one by the 9TH
er, will prove total wreck Of confidence
aid drive :hem TO act with no regard TO
that concer, and fraternity which might
have resulted in the triumphan, success
Of both.
We so abominate the ANAL "a nation Of
parties, for the accomplishment OF any one
purpose, that we sincerely resre, the pas
sage of the resolution in its present shape.
But now. no other remedy is left. The re
are devoted Temperance men of all par
ties, who are determined to struggle on
for the enactment of prohIbitory law.
regardless Of party ties. aud as many Of
them have been SO unceremoniously re-
pulsed by their own party. they feel un-
der 10 further obligations TO adhere to
party in the present canvass. In the
nominations for representatives. to the
Legislature. the counties and districts
may do ren,iy-depar. from the die
tates Of the convention-recogniz pledg
ed democratic candidates. and elect the m.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

Mrs. Partington, on reading an &C
coun. os schooner having her iib- boom
carried away in Long Island Sound. won
dered why people would leave such
things ont o doors. nights, TO be stolen
The editor of the Pittsburg Post has
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

turned type setter his first effort appear
ed under his editorial head few days
ago. and will be found below He will.
no doubt, be 'one Of the M some of these
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01

Elisha s. Wadsworih. Francis
b. Cooley. john '. Farwell,
Ch aries y. liemd grson.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-01
n New printer.

This is our first eUort a, Typeseteing-
we presume that i; will show that we
can learn fast
we are self-taught TOO
We Want no help. we will have il right
without assistance. The proel vii! need
corc,reion. we don't intend 20 try il ev-
cry day; bu. We will! lat the printers know
that we are one OH ihem2
talk about the Arr of
nriniinsl lust as easy as rolling ef / CO
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-13
Hear Greeley.

Even Horace Greeley is disguised with
the late riotous proceedings at Chicago. =
The same man that advised the burning OF
the National capital, sooner than the Ne
braska bill should pass. Such conduct must
certainly be the very worst kind OF outrage
BUSINESS when such man us Greeley des-
.pises it. Hear him.: E #f.sa~ aa aH
Hearers have rights as well as speakers.
If any person should go into church du-
ring service and commence a harangue, lie
would very properly be silenced or put oul
with little ceremony. So if Mr., Douglas
had gone into meeting called by his 7op.
ponents and commenced speaking, the same
course would have been juStiiable. But
this was his own meeting, called by his
friends on purpose to hear him; and they
had Alright TO hear him if he chose to speak
The fact that there were five or ten times as
many on theground who did'nt want to hear
him, is immatcral. If they didn't choose
to hear him, it was their business to 40
quietly away, leaving the grornd in the
peaceful possession of those who came to
listen. II there were but ten, their right
was perfect and morally unquestionable.
sit is common notion in this free and
enlightened country that a majority in h
theatre, or other assemblage have d right
to his or gloan indefinitely; but they have
not. They have a right thus 10 indicate
their disapprobation of any expression or
sentiment; but they have no right to perse-
verein such demonstration to the extent Of
arresting the play or drowning the speeck
,a"phe fteemen Of Chicago have made
mistake, which we trust they viii hasten to
rectify. Ii Douglas or ANYONE else wants
to speak, let him by all]means be accom-
nodaled; then let him be answered, as COL
llns' or Scammon, or any one Of dozen
other Chicago advocltes of slavery restr.c-
ton, can answer him. That will BE- doing
.he right thing in the right way"