Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
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FROM ouR LIBERTY CORRESPONDENT
Liberty. Ind, May Q6. 80.

FROM ouR LIBERTY CORRESPONDENT.
Liberty. Ind, May e6. 81.
Well. the North has been sold again
BY those uerveless northern men.
with southern principles
The Ubiquitous Nebraska Bill. which
has been bone Of contention in Con.
gress for so long time, has at last
passed by majority Of thirteen votes
We are controlled by men who traffic
In human flesh and blood; whose law
Is revolvers, and whose statute Is Bow
ie lsnifes; and by those. or some other
means. they have succeeded In getting
Northern dupes--Judas-likc sell
their country to the interests Of slavery.
And some Of these Honorables are
from Indiana. Hon. j II. Lane has
recorded bis vote in favor Of the bill.
II Is to be hoped that IL his name ever
comes before the people again for any
office. be will be frowned down. and
hts Nebraska bill vote be hurled in
his teeth BY every lover Of Freedom.
TAN oousf OF COMMON PLEAS.
Al Is last session, sustained number
Of indictments against the liquor sell
lers. fixing the fine at Eve dollars TO
all who plead guilty, and those that
were tried did not get of rs easy as
that | think few more such Courts
would make the business Improbable.
Tho prosecuting attorney. Mr.. Jas. H.
Mcclure. Is untiring In his labors.
and sticks TO them like leeoh TO n
soro. lie has found large number
Of indictments which win be tried next
term.
Poor wooley. of Brownsville. Is In
a bad row for ssumps." lie appears
to be a prosecuted man; md am
told that as the Bible teaches. "if they
perseclto you in one city. foe ye TO
another" so he wishes 10 leave that
place for one whore he can enjoy free
dom. GLORIOUS liberty" to make drunk
ards. and where none dare to modest
or make afraid. II you know Of any
such place this side Of Tophet, send
him word. and no doubt the informa-
ton viii be thankfully received; and
Idon't know that he would object even
to Tophet. il the government of that
swarm country" will sustain him and
legalize his business.
HoT.Q % JOHN L. ROBINSON.
For the information OF this distin-
guished gentleman. (l) l viii just say
that we expect some Of those ''uogabond
itineraut temperance lecturers" to be
here on the Sd Of June, and il he win
come and defend freedom by treating
them as he did John Freeman, /. O.
commit them to prison and compel
them to keep guard at their own ex-
pense. that they may not elude his
wolfish vigilance. he would at least
show his importance. and perhaps get
a few whisky-sellers to vote for him
when he wants another "feed" at the
public crib.
THE UNION HEARLD.
This paper still keeps up an uncom-
promising war with the liquor traffic.
BY the way. Mr.. Editor, don't know
but IL fires more shells into the enc
my's camp than the spon,oon does
With such rdnance, and such generals
we have nothing to fear. The battle
will be honorably fought. and the vic
tory gloriously won by the friends Of
temperance and good order.
the AMERICAN
Is a welcome visitor TO Us. We wish
you success and prosperity. and sin
cereIy hope there win be enough
benevolent farmers. whose generous
hearts viii spare ST. lbs. Of ilour,per
year. to feed the Editor and Instantly,
while he spreads out before them every
week rich repast ofwholesome flood
for the mind" Shame on the man
who will not take paper when he
can get il for so small sack of -four.
Respectfully yours.
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