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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23
TurrHTY TELEGRAPH.
Friday HEorming, June s6, 1851.
On which Side.


view, that in the present contest between
the Free and Slave power in this country.
there is really no medium ground to oc-
cupy. Those who are not for us are
against us. The present wing and dem
ocratic organizations are both incontro-
vertibly in the hands Of the south. If
National Convention of either Of them
were 20 assemble tomorrow. it vol
pass resolutions endorsing the Nebraska
bill, and nominate candidate pledged to
such principles. and its administration
would inevitably and necessarily pursue
the very line Of policy now being pursued
by Pierce. Past experience, as well as
knowledge Of the material which compos-
es the active elements Of both organiza-
tions are sufficiently clear as to this fact.
Then it inevitably follows that those
who cling to these old organizations,
whatever may be their expressions what
ever their private views, or whatever
their desires, cannot help but aid in con-
tinuing and strengthening the present
policy Of government.
For our own part we cannot perceive
single measure now i'll controversy be-
tween the Wing and Democratic parties
Those not settled are clearly swallowed
up in the more absorbing questions
growing out Of the slavery struggle.
What then, possibly, can any man who
is at heart anti-slaycry, expect to accom-
pIish by still working in the old party
harness. He may labor on ctcrn lily.
and whether it be the party called Wing
or called Democratic which prevails still
the same general policy of slavery aggres-
sion goes forward and no other measures
in any manner divide or distinguish the
parties. There are many questions of
Importance to the people which are cs-
scntjaly Delnocra & should be urg-
cl; such As Free restriction OF
Presidential patronage, election OF all Of
frcrs by the people free lands to the
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IT, which should be forward in urging
them, practically rcpndtatcs them.
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in the hands Of the south. they minister to
the will Of the south and every man who
is lei anl Influenced by them, become,
neither more nor less than a tool Of the
South.
Stick to your old party was the cry in
the Last election, and under its potent in
fucncc men Of the north smothcred their
anti-slaycry sentiment, and in the hope
that some great general though entirely
underlined good would come out of the
s,lc">ss of the Democratic candidatc, went
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

ATTEIr1ED SUIcIDE.-0ne day last
week woman in the village OF Saukville,
wife Of the keeper Of The Pulaski House,
in fit Of temporary .dorangme1t, Ito
which she is subjeet3 threw herself into
the river nearby, front which she was
with difficulty rescued by a citizen Of the
place, but not until life was nearly extinct
and the body quite stiffened. With con-
siderable exertion animation was restor-
ed, and with it returned reason. The
woman expresses the most sincere re-
gret for the act which so nearly deprived
her of hfe.-OSauleee Times.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

IMPORTED SToCK FOR WISCONSIN,
The Menasha Advocate copies the fol
lowing paragraph from the London Her
aid.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

IT the following be true, Of which we
have our doubts ii is much to be regret
ted. This habit of furnishing offences 10y
initiating them. is unworthy of reasona-
bic and rejecting men, As il has no other
effect than to increase the evil complained
of. Ifoarforcigu iaIIow-cjtizcn> are clan
nish, We shalt not help it any by being
ClanulSh ourselves. on the contrary we
are only giving them the benefit and adj
vantage OF our example Neither cline.
color, or birth, arc certain evidences of
merit or demert. The man rises above
aud independent Of all these things. ana
reasonable beings in their intercourse
with their fellows, whether they seek So
cial companions or aids and helps in any
walk of life VIII consider the man indie
pendent of cNtriuSic and accidental cir
cUm>tauceS. Ii Conrad has made the
pledge stated II is most foolish one and
is to be condemncd precisely as any organ
ization or determination on the other
side against Natives should be. We are
here all Americous, and Native Americans
should be the last to initiate the ohiec-
tionable spirit which they are wont to
attribute to ignorance on the part Of the
foreign born.
PHILADELPHIA. June Is.
Judge Conrad was lnaugurated this
morning, amid The firing of canuonS and
other demonstrations. In his speech he
said that he would appoint no natural
lied citizen to office He has about 500
appointments to make. lie saws his
first official act will be 70 close all tav-
ems on Sunday
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23
Boat Found.

See the advertisement of Mr.. William
Marshall Fisherman, under this head.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

The brig j. \. Scammon went
ashore recently on the south Manitou
island. 1t is supposed she will be a per-
ect los.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

& The st. Clair flats appear to be
a greater trouble this year thai, ever he
for, to Navigation, as not a day passes
but half dozc2 propelIcrs, steamers. or
vessels are aground. 1t is astonishing
what government we have. If ten mil
lions are wanted to give to Texas or 200
millions to buy Cuba, or 80 millions to
buy the MeSsiIa Valley, it is coming forth
with, and no man can find the least diff
Guilty in the constitution or any place else
to prevent it, but if a few thousand are
wanted to give a commerce nearly equal
to that of the rest Of the world, free
chance to float between the different parts
of our country, the constitution is worse
than sand bar or a sunken rock. in the
way. No man can get over, around or
under it. 1t seems in its present hands
a flaming sword, to guard and promote
every possible iniqEity, and crush every
real want Of the nation. or beneficial pro-
Jet. We are patient and long suffer
ing PEOPLE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

The Fly is said to be making extensive
ravages among the wheat in some parts
of Illinois.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23
To1eEraphic.
New York Markets.

NEW i oRk. lOIu.
FLoUR.-There is material falling Off
in the demand. Market heavy. Sales
81, 50a7, 8 Cor Inferior State; So ,S7aS,00
Gar Common to Straight State SIS, 25a
S,75 for Mixed to Fancy Michigan and
Co@non to Good Ohio. Canadian--mar-'
ket' firmer Sales 1900 hbls., part last
night, 81 SlaS00, closing about 81 81.
WHEAT.-Moderate export demand
market without important change. Ss.ees
1000 bu. prime white Canadian sale;
$500 red Mil. $3.50; 5000 white Ohio
$500.
EsYr.--Duii and nominal. S1,10a1 ,12.
CoRN.-Sales $500 bu at 70 forunsound,
S0aSl for round weetern mixed.
OArs.-More plenty and lower. Sales
State 54a55 and 5ja56 for Western
pRovIsIoNs.--No important change in
Pork-moderate demand. So, / 2for mess.
BFEF.-Demandc continues goodman
ket tirmcr, II. 50al3 for Country mess.
$3.50 forgood Souisville l5,T5al6 for
repacked Chicago. Sl7 for extra City
Mess and prime mess in fair demand.
Lard--more doing and iirmer, 9 LA
g IL.
\. q. papers received ridicule the ru&
NOR that a iilhhuster force have concen-
trated in that city.
WORCESTER, 10Th.
4 very destructive fire-the most Sc
rious for many years-occurred in our
city shortly before twelve. The fire broke
out in the heart of the City, and destroy
ed Pistol Factory, Mayiield's Planning
Mil, and a vast amount of other proper
.ty, in all some % buildings Loss $4,000
besides over 1900 workmen have been
thrown out of employment.
BALTIMORE, Is.
4 destructive fire occurred ON Long
Dock, consuming Ware houses. Loss
100 O00t
The schooner Kent which arrived this
morning from Rio Janero, reports see
ing wreck of ship Bella, all on board sup
posed to have persisted
WAsHlNGToN. 18TH
In the Senate. Mr.. Sumner presented
credentials of Julius Rockwell, recently
appointed Senator III the place of Mr..
Everett.
A bill to cxtinguish the Indian titles in
Minnesota and Wisconsin, was considered.
I'm the House, the bill to increase the
rates postage being under consideration
Gerritt Smith moved to amend by abol-
iShing the whole Post Office system in
two years
+ BoosToN, l5tho
The failure Of one of our Merchants
largely engaged inthe California trade is
announced. Liabilities, $250000 which
viii fall chiefly on the south.
CONCORD, 18th.
The legislature yesterday ballotted for
State Officers. John J.. IIadley, nominee
was chosen Secretary of State, by Is ma
jority over all opposition.
We give two items, all we have
room for, and all of any interest, from
our Geographic report of last evening"
Washington, ljth.-The appointments
! for Nebraska will be sent into the Sem
/ ate tomorrow.
CINCINNATI l5th.--Nine fugitive slaves
including 4 men, 3 women, and two chill
drcn, were arrested here last night Tie'
examination will take place to-day.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

FRED HoRN, our emigrant agent at
New York, has found time from his ar
duous labors of writing letters home to
defend the State Administration. to es-
tablish branch agency at Montreal, and
appoint to it, Mr.. SrRANGELAND, of Ra-
cine. We did not suppose this Emigrant
agency bill, conferred upon the agent ap-
pointed the right TO establish new and
different agencies all over the country,
but it appears we have not understood it.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23
VOLUME Is.
KESosHA, June Is, 1854.


KESosHA, June Is, 1854.
EDIoRs OF THE TELEGRAPH
GENTS | have the honor Of sending
YOU an Interesting journal, published in
California. As far as | can understand
it. it treats of the superb qualities If rat
soup. and other modes Of pre- plring this
ouadruped for the table--of law--of poll
itics. &c. If You, gentlemen. will com
municate its contents to the people, you
will at least shed ray Of ligl t on them
through the lens Of the Celestial En-
pire. Yours, &C., MISSOURI.
Accompanying the above, was sheet
in size about l2xl4 which looks to US
very much like an amplihed copy of tea
chest inscription, and which we infer
therefore comes from the land or is in the
/ language of the cultivators of tea. 1t is
curiosity in its way, and we shall be
glad to exhibit it to Il G curious. In adj
diton to what our friend reveals of its
contents we have no doubt it contains
revelations which would be interesting
to the members Of the o. f. o. as it is in
the language and comes from the land Of
the great Confucius, the founder of that
sublime brotherhood. As to the request
of our friend to reveal It's contents more
particularly. we can only say. as the \.
Y. Post said. when it was asked who was
the author of the .Junius Letters. I" We
have promised not to tell"
Stare Harhet in Massachusetts, The
Boston Post has carl stating that if any
person or persons wish to purchase the
slave Burns. they can do 50 by calling on
H. w. Allen, at Cambridge.
Is The population Of the Sandwich
Islands decreased over SIX thousand dur
ing last year. The natives Of the Islands
will soon become extinct.
-
< = The receipts on the Milwaukee
and Mississippi Road for the first day.
Of June, which included the recent stor-
my weather. were SI1.2IS.72.
y - TX "'J'' Is On inc hlSh' Inc
''ne ocV"ee' chicago ana N'l""uAee'
Y-.5-rho Ch,ler, i sud +, he IN chi;
co~o0 Tbcrc i considerable filth in III,
.,root. r. ,,ur .;+,. which tho fact or -,
! - ,..',..,,. ,..,'a. I,.,.,,,, .hn,,IJ -
'''''' = - ~ 7'0''' ~ ',,''N
''ee lne proper authorities 70 see 70 It's
Il =. He Engine Companies OF oar
City, sc believe, intend to visit Chicago
IN Monday next with their engine and
apparatus. The boys we are sure viii
make an appearance Of which our City
,,.,<l,.,., ,.,..,, ,,t.o.,,.J
Gov. Rarstow is in the CITY. at the res
a.r,, % H., ,tbor-;,.I,,y NJ, 4
.''' - MS '''N' ~,
MARSHAL lie - just F''or''''. from " 'S''
ngt'A. AM stops for his family, VINO nave
been here during his abscnsc. lie leave
.or Madison to-lay.-D.
cbanmon's Rook ard Stationery Store
Ifanv of ON. readers have occasion to
20 elsewhere than to our Trend hlnG
for any thing N the Stationery Inc, We
.corI,iI,- commend thcm f, S1I,s CHAP.
~,
NAN, OF MILWAUKEE,. \ laIr ana upright
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

EDIoRs OF THE TELEGRAPH
GENTS; [ have the honor of sending
you an Interesting Journal, published in
California. As far as / can understand
it. it treats of the superb qualities ofrat
soup. and other modes Of pre- pairing this
oualruped for the table--of law--of poll
itics. &c. If You, gentlemen, will com
municate its contents to the people, you
will at least shed ray of ligl t on them
through the lens Of the Celestial En-
pire. Yours, &C., MISSOURI
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

NEARLY RPE,-Peas il some of our
gardens,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

L g The population Of the Sandwich
Islands decreased over six thousand dur
ing last year. The natives Of the Islands
will soon become extinct.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23
Nativism in the Nebraska Bill

The ~. 7. Ere Post has an article
clearly showing that the Native Ameri-
can clause yet exists in all its original force
in the Nebraska bill; indeed the bill itself
shows it. 1t provides that foreigners
may vote at the first election; but after
the first election the Legislature prescribes
the qualification of voters with proviso
that prevents them from doing it, and
limits them to the qualifications prescrib-
ed by Congress. That Proyiso is as fol-
lows:
Provided That the right of suffrage
and of holding office shall be exercised
only by the citizens of the United States,
and to those who shall have declared on
oath their intention to become such and
sfsa have taken an oath to support the
constitution Of the United States and the
provisions of this act.
The oath which the foreigner @shall
have taken" is the oath prescribed in the
law of Congress to be taken at the end
Of the term Of fire gears which is the pc
riod Of naturalization required by the law,
so it is impossible after the first election
that any foreigner can acquire a right to
vote until he completes the whole term
of five years naturalization and goes
through all the forms. The Post says:
The operation Of this qualification will
be to exclude from the polls and from
Office in the territories nearly every man
who goes from the free states. 1t will
dIsfranchise nearly every member of ev-
cry emigrant association that has vet
been formed, and place the entire polite
al power of the territory in the hands Of
shareholders and slavery propagandiSts;
for no others Will or can take the oath re-
CURED by the terms Of this act
| 1t viii also exclude from the polls and
from office for five years every foreigner
| who may reach the territory after the
first election day.
This is the doctrine of popular sover-
| eighty" enacted in the Nebraska BILL
And our readers will not fail to notice
another important feature Of this bill, to
wit: that the foreigner to become a citi-
zen of this great Republic must take an
oath to support not only the Constitution
of the United States. but also the 'pro-
DiSions Of this act" Further comment
is needless, except to say that the "sopo-
rilerous" democracy ofthe land wish us to
remain entirely passive, and see what
! glorious results for freedom the immi-
grants and free" presses, (even if they
are democratic) are going to work ont in
this curionsly governed territory of Ne
oraska. They are to work out the prob
lem of freedom against law and every
other influence which can be brought tC
bear. We are curious to see it done.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

"The Telegraph propably will not at
tribute the delinquency to the Kenosha
office. "-Democr0t
Why not, pray tell Us? We attributed
the failure of our papers TO inadvertence,
and think it quite as likely to occur in
the Kenosha office as elsewhere.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

e. new Bank is to be started ID
Watertown on the first of August next
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

Stare Horhet in HdS&achuseHs-The
Boston Post has a carl stating that if any
person or persons wish to purchase the
slave Burns. they can do 50 by calling on
IL. w. Allen, at Cambridge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

( . The Monroe Sentinel, an Old Line
Democratic paper, cordially approves the
proposition Of the Great Meeting at Mad
ison ON the 18th.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

Z The receipts on the Milwaukee
and Mississippi Road for the first 8 day.
Of June, which included the recent stor-
my weather. were SI1.2IS.72.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

Gov. Barstow is in the City, at the res
dcnce Of his brothcr-in-law, Mr.. f. y.
MARSHAL. INSTRUMENTATION Wash
ngt N. an stops for his family, who hay,
been here during his abscnsc. He leave
Tor Madison to-Aay.-D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

E. G. RYAN, is employed to assist Mr..
Sharpstein, in behalf of the L. S. and Slav-
cry. to argue the case of S. NJ. Booth. be-
fore the Supreme Court at Madison, ia
ken up from Judge Smiths decision by
certiOrdfi--D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

& - The PacJic is on the night line
line between Chicago and Milwaukee.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

L y The Cholera is SAID to be in Chi
caco. There is considerable filth in tn,
streets # our city, which the fact of the
cholera at no great distance, should in
duce tine proper authorities to see to it,
removal.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

Z Z. HE Engine Companies Of oar
city, sc believe, intend to visit Chicago
IN Monday next with their engine and
apparatus. The boys we are sure vii
make an appearance Of which our City
wifh have reason to be proud.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-06-23

rived safely at Chicago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-10
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Severe Neuralgia Pains
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Dead Palsy
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Contracted and Stiff Joints
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-10
HENRY,s INyIGogATING CORDIAL,

HENRY'S INyIGOgATING CORDIAL.
i L PURELY VEGETABi IN IFS COMPOSITION
which have been found after Of most
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whilst s presented TO the public ecaeious remedy
IL 1} n sSoTn to es ost eharaeiet which eiiAae
mortgages, Dsordered SIertty, or
sion Ofthe Menses, Flour Albus or " htes, ortor
Debility
arising from any cause such weakucs. from sickness
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Cordial cannot DO exeelled in its sanitary
nal Weak ness Papation ofthe Heart InSrs.oa SIM
shness Dseay of the Procreave Functions Nervousness
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To Females.
nYsoranng m Corda, Is one OF the most valuable
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suffering disease unhappness among Ladies would ex
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males liable to- by use of bottle ortwo
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Nervous Debility,
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ener Of the system.
As Tonic Medicine,
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the Manufacturers signature the label Bottle
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b. Dromgooe, wholesale Agent for the State, and only
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decII-6m d&tw.