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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
j. B. MOFFETT, M. D.

III AVfNG permanently located in Mineral Point, ouid
respectfully tender his professional services to the
citizens Of the town and vicinity.
pFTI"E in the Tribune building (up sfairs, Resi-
dence in the TWO story house above c. L. Stephenson
residence n32y5
june Z, 1854
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

'lE Undersigned is Agent for the Sale Of Love 4
-. Ntnnes celebrated BUrSALH MowrSG MACHINE, with
m Paerr' Reaper 7ttaeh-eest, and is prepared 20
a. urlers Tor the same the shorsst notice. These
ZINES possess mere good qualities than any other
ing Machines Known. Machine NAV be seen AZ
- 1th'Ea House," by any wishing to become
ptaanted with It's superior qualities Farmer. are
-. T. K. BLDpGETT.
2 D2px -tf
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GEO. l.. FROST,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two door
tl west OF the Book Store Will attend to land ne
gotlations and transact all business connected with
profession. Collections promptly attended TO. 3ltf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
TAILORING.

INHE undersigned would espectfully tender his -
4 thanks To the citizens of Minerva Point and H2
vicinity for past favors, and inform them that IA
continues business at his old stand High Street, III
where he will be pleased to receive continuance
public favor
OF Gentiemens Clothes cleaned and pressed on short
notice. HENRY PRICE
August 10, 1852. v5u42
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p. w. THOMAS,

JUS IT C OF TIL PEACE,
WILL attend 10 preparing the necessary papers for
w procuring Land w ran;s und he late act of
Congress and also, drawing Mortgages other lega,
Instruments, and all other business app rainng his
office, Attorney ct Law Office the Room
of the Lower Floor of the Court House, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS,
I-O n " .srfho4Se.
e0e SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO ILL.,
e. @. HALL, & CO.,
Have in Store a large Stock of
IRON, STEE, lis. &C.
Which they offer DEALERS and MERCHANTS a, en-
treInely LOW PRICES.
Their stock consists in part of the following article,
$40 tons assorted American Iron,
800 6 Refined do.
200 Z" 81 Swedes do
2e " Spring Steel,
10 " Sander.on's Cast steel,
100 assorted Pow Steel
5000 Kegs assorted Cut Nails
wrought and cut Spikes Roller iys, Anvi., Bellows.
springs, Axeis, Wagon Springs, Horse Nails, Wees,
Siedges, Hammers Screw flates, Washers, Nuts,
MaIleahe Castings, &C., sc.
-, :. 49, +. G. HALL,
ma'ch TO- Ic34 l5vfI VIM. BLAIR.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
e. Rank q CO,

e. FRANK d Co.,
NO. I55, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO,
NALi the attention Of their friends and Country Mer-
~ chants generally, tot cir extensive
HAT d CAP MANUFI Glory
ioer connection in Europe enables them direct
pofiaons OF flush Clio h, Hat and Cap Materials and
ifmungs TO otter goods bic -educti IN from
marker prices and on liberal terms. Customers
ways ma iu and select stock of Silk Angola Moeskin,
rur, Panama, ieghorn ard PAIN Leaf II ATS also PS
houses in
France, Germany and New York,
tney possess greater facilities than other in the
W est for obtaining the Fashions int rcduced-
Dur mottois quick and small prodts chants
Will nnd it greatly tn their advantage 10 give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere. 3mIa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
Franco, Germany md New York.
1854 SPRING SALES. 1854
HAYDEN a. WILSON,
importers and Manufacturers of
Saddlery & Coach Hardware

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
SklJtsng, Brgdle and Harness Leather.
No.II, NoRTHMAIN STREET,
ST. Louis, No.
HAVE in store full supply every variety of goods
4 IN tbeir hne. OUR Engsh Goods are I'll, imported
direct, from the mNnufactnrer. We are also manufac
turing many OF our goods at Columbus Ohio Sing Sing
and Auburn, N Y :, and Newark, ". j. We have three
Large Currying Shops in Cincinnati Ohio, in which we
nnish In superior manner, the greatest part
SKiRTlNS, HARNESS AND Birdie LEATHER
we are receiving large assortment Eastern Springs
ana Axfes, from various Manufacturers We would
theref re respectfully invite Merchants, Sadders and
chasing.
OS Ire highest Cash Price paid for HIDES. 4mlS
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STATE OF WISCONSIN. +, cosn.v Corr.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. Comfy Court,
IOWA COUNTY, So. on tAs ProBate side
NOTICE is hereby given. that l. E. Messmore ad
~ ministrnto- of the estate of James Bloomer de-
ceased, has made application to Court for the
set pemen his accounts, adm Illustrator of said
estate All persons interested In said estate are re-
qucsted to appear before said Court the 5th dav of
uy next. and show IL any they have. nv the
account of said administratiofi shall be Above
BY the Court l.. N. STRONG, Co. Judge
oslSd June Ith. iSN4 3w3i.
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n. VAN DISEN. VI. II.

TENDERS his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Il to tbs inhabitants of Mineral Point and vicinity,
aDt would inform his friends and the public
removed his residence 10 the house formerly
occupied by Col u Jones, directly opposite the Ma
sonic Hall, and his Office door below the
Burke Farchiid Esq and doors above the Book
Store y5u4t
Mineral Point Aug %, Ie52
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

TATE OF WISCONSIN County Court,
IOWA County, S. J on the Probate de
NOT;CE is hereby given, that Am.sa Cobb admin.
rirstf'r OF the estate Of Francis Ill., deceased
has made application said CodTs - the settlement
II his admiuistr ttor of sait estate All
tefsons Interested rad estate to
pesr before said Court, the 5th day OF sat- mex,
AID show If they have, why the account O!
The satd ad min 'erahor shall not be allowed
By the Court L. NJ. STRONG, CO Judge.
Dated June Iib, 1854. 3~aI
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LII ERER YARD.

/ 1--we on hsnd 100000 feet good Pine Hmm
'setner with, LATH, SHINGLES PICkrTISs, ard
- -, o. various sizes and lengths. Ny arrsnce-ens
oh that can Gil bills for Buildings, Fencing or
49, PPoset, ca The sho rtest notice, and
''ms' I. X. BLGDG EFT.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
FOR SAFE.

V,HE subscriber offers for lie al Elk Grow o, N
E0.tl l. La Fayette 60, Wis her FARM and TAV-
IN. ERN STAND, situated on the Mineral Pr. n Ga
A.sA lena road consisting two hundrf d
acres, two hundred anu in section B.
east, and forty y,
one east, on which are situated DSELiiSG HOUs r
of eight Rock BARN. ~ feet long bv b feet
wide and 20 feet high. Rock HaUsx % feet by
IL one and half stories high. Rex MILK Horsk 10
feet by IA feet Corn CT1os. sheds also.
ioe W ell of Water, and plenty Timber the nse of
the farm there is one hundred under fence
good state Of cultivation. The above
for Mineral, there fne digging. open
out of which there has been taken thousand lbs.
one DAY. The head waters of Fever River nigh {
through it, besides seven eight living Springs
Also, span OF Horses and Two b. Wagon, three
COWS and six head OF youag stacE,-aiso-ail kinds of
Farming Implements Also, oa acres Of grain growing
And also one Town Lot in the town of Mineral Point
which is erected story ROCK HOUSE. with a good
cellar and well of water at the door
All of the above property will be sold reasonable and
terms to suit purchasers. For particulars and
Of payment, &c, apply 10 JAMS HUTcHsos, Miner
a Point, or TO the subscriber The premises Elk
;rove JANE HIN %O0p
Mineral Point, June 7th- A d 1854 3iy7tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

SlU-I:DlAI55o
Ground Pepper, Pint Fla,k.,
Ground Ginger, TpmbIsrs,
Ground Sptes. Tipping p0per,
Yeast Por9ers, Smoking Iotacco,
Castle Soap D'ied App!ss,
Palm Seop, Pepper Sdure,
RGistns Mustard,
SaterafI,s. CLoTaats.
Tomato CdtSup,
bird OIL
Oysters & .Sdrdiaes
Rice Starch, RIO C0fee
Percussion Caps lara Coffee,
Spanish ChocoLate, Painted BurIds
Just received and for fale by 6. w COBB
Oct. Il, 1883 tf3I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

GLOVES, MITTS. 6c-Mrs- Ods has on
~ hand and viii keep sale piete ent
of Gloves hits boidered and plain Handk
Fans, and many other articis hch aides would
do wen 10 call and examine before purchasing ell G.
where. y7p2a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

Iowa Cors1T, as. fo~a County coar, an Probate
n Office is hereby given, that Candace D. Van
= ~ Dusep, widow of William Van Ousen decea sed
nas this day flied in the Probate Office her petition
praying that her right dover in the estate Of sait
deceased may be apart to her, and at the same
has been set for hearing the Probate in
Point in said county, the 5th day of July next
Ky the Court l.. NJ. STRONG, ca Jydva
Dated June the 9th, 1884. 3w3i
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OOLDl G0LDII G0LDi
CHEAP WATCHES
JE WELRY AND SILVER- WIRE,

gl.ll5Ay WATCHES
JE WELRY AND SILVER-W WIRE.
Il Great Reduction aae Prices!
Twenty-Five per cent, Cheaper than ever sold
West CT Buffalo.
GeFsn CALL and examine for yourselves, at
&.AMrI RD5TsI'G
zSE+' NEW JEWELisF STORE.
UNDER STEVENS CAPITOL HOTEL, MADISON WIS
And Will 6ad the Cheares, and Bes, assortment of
Cole and Silver wk-cHxs and kinds of silver Ware.
Iewelfy and ''
FANCY GOODS
that ever was brought ont of the city of New York.
The following named Watches are all ruLr y>wrLxp
the Gold Cases Eighteen Fine they are ex
ceiient time pieces-W Warranted to rrn one wear A
sold and should they prove good ,imek epers, hs
money win be refunded:
Gold Hunting Levers from AS to sI2s ro
Ensiish Cold Levers, 6i on
Cold p 1snihn ui Levers, Is 30 90
Colo Hunting Detached Lerers, from $40 to 30 90
S S4M do L n Watches, " IS 30 20
Silver Detached Levers, "a 20
Silver English Patent Levers, 6. 20 20
Silver Hunting English Levers, $50 IS 90
Git Detached atches, tnrst quality, {. % 81 % Wu
Gin Lapine Hunting Watches IS 90
Gu Hunting Verge Waches {Beauties) ~ ~
Silver Anchor bunting Watches, silver cases d" Ia 0p
Itrenfy Thousand Dollars worth of Watches Siirsr
u are, Je,re'ry and FGncy Goods
are now onered for sale Al the New York prices
PERSONS wishing Watch II or eyel,y
silver Table or Tea Spoons have them With per
&c. safety by maj To any part of the United
drst sending the amount of money.
Orders from The Country respectfully Solitited
Ref rCG ceSs
we have permission TO refer to the following gentlemen:
Leonard J. Farwe, David Atwood
simeon Mills, Alexander Botkin,
- falrchilds, Richardson Van Slyke,
n. '" Dean, Tihbits, Gordon & CO.,
James Morrison, John Wright
Alex L. Collins, II. A Tennsy.
Thomas Hood, Levi B. Villas,
Beriah Bioyn, George B. smith
H. ''rton, Chauucey Abbott.
Madison, 1854 6n3
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House and Lot

'bE subscriber offers for sale his House and Los In
the village of Mineral Pint n bsys-ia n IN
desirable location for residence The fsnse corv-
nodious with Dever-faing water lent On the
Tot are bearing 7pP'e- Pear, Hsm snd Sx>-,v Yyees
Il superior Fruit and vnrets of other nds ~
Fruits, vines and shrpbbery All web iBelosed, and
an ie5 goo state Of cultivation. For particulars en-
qure OF nessrs WeshEurDe d Woodmsn, or The sub.
criber AMI w CnNr0pr
Mineral Point, May E, 1854. 25tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

This world, q fools hath such d store,
That he Who would not Ass
lust stay AT h, and lock his door
And break his Looking Glass.-HAJIp.
do not know that any is going to follow the d-
vice nf the Persian Poet, should and af
forwards he would wish 10 buy another can do al
RICHARD NJ. SMITHS
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st. Louis Advertisements.
from the Newspaper advertising Agenc, of
w. =. SWIMMER,

NO. II, SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, Mo.
who is the AGENT for the best and widely cfcu-
lated Newspapers in the West, and authorized TO
Ake Advertising and Subscriptions o,ishers'
lowest rates.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

CASH FOR WHEAT.
will pay CASH for good Aefchan,Able Wheat, deiiv
ertd at my store G. w. COBB.
Mineral Point, Nov. 10, 1858.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

. IBHONS AND POWER S.--Hrs- Otis
- assortment of Bonnet Trimmings has been re
penished and lie superior TO any heretofore Offered
IN " Is village v7n29
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
SAMUEL WHEELED
JOHNS q EYANS,

4 ENERAL DEALER in Fancy and Staple D-v Goods,
N Groceries, Crockery Hardware, High street,
Minersl Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

GENERA. DEALER in Family Groceries & Provis-
VI ions, Nails, Glass. Wooden Ware, sc. D-Y- Stand
opposite the Central House, High Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
Livery R Stable

rE subscriber has. in connection with the CrsrR.u
hotsk, LIVERY STABLE, and Is prepared AT ali
who may desire them 49, ~ Noeo
PASSENGERS conveyed to and from the Railroad or
rs,as,4 - a. inev may wish with good teams, and by
a'efai ard experienced drivers
T. X. BLODGETT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

GEO. ID. WaiRER, NJ. D.,
Physician. .4ccoucheur & Surgeon.
OTrIcE and RESIDENCE, in the "TRIsusK Building
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

CURGEON DENTIST, sells Drugs, Medicines, Pain
- Oils, sc, at the Mineral Point Drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
JOHN MILTON
GSOHGE W. COBB,

GENERAL. DEALER in Merchandise Of all kinds
Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22


L'ASHInNABLE TAILORS, Mineral Point, wis-on-
l. sin. solicit share of public patronage Their work
will be done in the most fashionable style, and
sonabie terms Shop on High Street
0J- Cutting done to order, and warranted to OF, il
properly made up 42y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

SOAP.--lOo Boxes Boston Soap, received and for
- safe by JOHN MILTON.
SHIRTS and COLLARS. 30 dozen whit
- shirts ami p dozen Cars 81 qualities, Just
csived and for sale low, BY JOHN MILTUN
nRIED APPLES AND pEACHkS.--Fo
II Bushels Appes and Peaches, just received and for
by JOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

BENJAMIN G.. SCGTT,
GENERAL DEALER in Dry Goods Groceries, Provis
VI ions, Drugs Medicines, Steel Ware, Lumber and
Sningles. y5nltf
Yellow Stone, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

UNDER STEVENS CAPITOL HOTEL M.n1soS VIE
AM yon VIII dad the Cheapest and Best assor men. of
Goic and Silver WATCHES and all kinds of Silver Ware
Jewelry and '''
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22

DeCt. JNO. II. VIVIAN.
physician, SURGEON, AND ACCOUCHEUR,-
L High Street, Mineral Point, Wis.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-21
From the Federal Union, (Ga,)
Senatorial Election


For the full history Of the leaiing the STAN
pede of the wing Friday last, refer
report under the head OF proceedings Of the Legislature
Whether the senators were right in resong TO high
handed to prevent the due course OF legisla-
ton their constituents best decide. The action OF
the side of the senate opposed to bringing the cleo
ton of United States senator has certainly gained it
strength by its Indeed, they have done act
OF service to the democratic party unintenlonal and
oreseen. OF course) by opening The doors for harmon-
zing the democratic party. 1t is apparent that
three or four democrats who have heretofore acted with
the wings in posponng the elec.ion ready coop
crate with the democratic party II they not 10 be
src,ed to the action Of the democratic which met
called on Friday night for the purpose Of harmonizing
The best feeling prevailed and the desire of all appeared
TO be 10 adopt such policy would unite and consol-
idate the whole strength of the party. The effect OF
this meeting in the senaes action Saturday
resolution offered, bringing the election OF
United States senator to-day, and carried for which
Messrs. Anderson, Bailey, and Moon voted. We sim
cerely trust ha, democratic friends will not let this
opportunity bring abou, reconciliation pass without
making every effort consistent with honor patriotism
and principle, settle the unfortunate difficulties OF the
past The moment is proptious let prejudice and mere
feeling be discarded. and the glory OF principles and
the integrity OF our party be paramount.
On Monday morning Mr.. Miller moved to reconsider
the resolution bringing on the election of United States
senator to-day. The motion was ost-yeas ID nays IS
Messrs. Anderson, Bailey Moon and Deadwyier, yo-
ting ag sns the motion 10 reconsider
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-21

reaus, well heads OF divisions, all OF whom will
set down at ~ 400 ~ 900. and 81 500, at present
and assuming true what every gentleman OF large
perenee in any OF the departments will adn that there
s business Entrusted TO clerk under this government
that is not OF real importance, requiring talent skill,
time, attention, assiduity, and involving more less OF
reeponsibity-and what do we find Why, we find
gentlemen receiving $500 engaged upon identcay the
class OF duties with others receiving VI 200 and
$780, and performing them better in some cases, per
haps, not so well and in instance working more
hours the twenty four doing labor, than those
receiving the smaller So, il will be that the
classification is not classification OF labor but OF per-
sons and therefore unjust in the extreme This view OF
the subject without going into detail, is sufficient
10 exhibit the gross injustice OF the present system,
we'll its baneu influence upon the feelings as well as
the purses OF many OF the present employees OF the gov
eminent here in Washington
Now if, instead OF The present arrangement, all the
clerks below the heads OF divisions, before minated,
were placed equality as 10 pay, the heads OF de-
parmenls and bureaus, after having asceralned the
cnar fitness of each for particular kind OF duty,
would arrange the force under them as to have almost
every desk occupied by the person best fitted for lis du
ties, by education, taste, habits, &c &c. while no one
would feel himself degraded. would any have occa-
sion TO fancy himself eTalted, that double benefit
would accrue l. The public business would be better
transacted; q Every would feel easy and con-
tented in his position, because il suited him and each
would strive TO excel in his particular class OF duties
repeat, then, that if classes exist lei the labor or
Dork Of the departments be classified, and graduate the
pay accordingly. But must confess that am utterly
unable the necessity of even classification OF this
kind, much less such obtains. All duties
III all the departments being responsible and important,
let them be paid for alike with the exceptions noted, and
lei work for less than enough TO make him feel
easy and unembarrassed on that score, and but very
short time will eapse before every will and feel
The beneficial effects OF the system. could say much
more, but dess not desiring TO weary any with my
poor illusions. w. CT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-21
Prom the Detroit Free Press, Jan. IL.
Wisconsin.

The message OF the governor OF Wisconsin was sent in
to the Legislature of that State on Thursday last From
il learn tina, the whole sum paid into the treasury
during the year amounted 10 1911 6s2 81 The dsburss
ments during the PERIOD amounted 10 S262Ase 90
The balance in The treasury January l., 1854, was
1876 As The estimate of the probable amount 10 be
drawn from fine treasury during the present year. for the
general expenses OF the State stated at s4y2Io TO-
The applicable meet the same are estimated a,
si60,oi7 a. The school fund, the lsl Of January,
1854 amounted TO S,lai s0i 2s, arising almost exclu-
svey from the sale OF lands granted by Congress
The whole amount expended in the erection of school
houses within the Stale has been $3.50 5io &c. of which
sum s45,o7I 81 were expended during the past year.
The total expended in 1859 for the supper, OF
common schools was sl75,734 n. The Stale University
and. on The LIST Of January, 1884, amounted TO so6,
liz o. The number OF banks in the State is 10; The
amount OF circulating notes issued by the comptroller
50 o0o and the OF securities deposited with
the State treasurer $4,000.
The governor recommends the memorializng OF Con-
gress for grants oil lands in aid the construction OF the
Pacific railroad, and for adequate appropriations for pur.
poses Of internal Improvement The message concludes
as follows:
Our country peace and our prosperity as State /.
emblema,ca Of her condition. Rapidly increasing in all
OF her home she has made herself
abroad aud ranks with the fret among the nations OF tho
earth The efforts Of lactonsts aud dsun have re-
suited in firmly cementing the bonds of union be-
tween the States and have only served demonstrate how
deeply seated Is love Of the Union every American
We anticipate, with confidence that no organized
effort will again be mede which may result ia discord
or disuoion,"
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they exist, bat gladly welcomes the remuneration Of
'hem-these We understand 10 be the modes by which
The President has sought 10 carry ou the resolve Of the
Baltimore Convention deprecaling the further agitation OF
the slavery question These NODES thus far have proved
more etcaeioas than could have been all the threatening
clustering maniiesloes which could have been issued,
had the President occupied every day OF his official life
IN such an occupation. OIL has been thrown upon the
troubled waters. The spirit of peace and fraernal con
ndence and affection has succeeded that OF angry denua-
cation and bitter nyeelive The true and real spirit Of
the compromise laws has been difused throughout the
length and breadth of the land Such the results pat
ent TO all men. Are they not such every patriot
oices 10 witness and for the production of which every
patriot will commend the policy OF the President