Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-01

NV STORE -Messrs Isaac kauber & Co
have opened fine stock OF goods in the new
store next door 10 the Franklin House. This is
with goods. The proprietors we anticipate, are
going to do large business. They are wiling
to let the public know what they have for sale,
and ii is common saying that those who adver-
tise literally sell cheap. Our readers referred
10 another column for enumeration OF por-
ton of their stock, and to the gentlemen them
selves for evidence of io,c prices.
II Matthew F. Ward, recently acquitted by
the jury in Kentucky, has published card in the
New Orleans Delta, asking the suspension of pub
lie opinion as to his guilt, until the evidence is
made public contemporary thinks the request
a reasonable one, and that public opinion should
be suspended, inasmuch as public opinion has
asked Tor suspension of him.
MoBEL Mills FLoUR-The Milwaukee Senti-
mel of the 24ih notices the sale of 1875 barrels OF
flour from the Model Mills of Messrs Rowell &
Rowe, near Arena, in this county at 81 rs per
barrel The -four from their mills has gained a
reputation abroad, as we'll as a: home, of which
the proprie;ors may well be proud.
ENIeBArToN.--We have never known as much
emigration West is going the present sea
son. Our streets are almost constantly filled
with movers wagons on their way West.
EeGs-The Free Democrat says that j. II.
Cordes, of Milwaukee, intends shipping 10000
dozen eggs east this Spring. We have no doubt
he will make fine profit them.
IL sprague & Lathrop have just received a
large stock of Guns ard other fxinsa in their
line which they are selling remarkably low.
Death to Doughfaces~
The following paragraph from the Springfield
Republican, with the accompanying comment By
the Albany On. Y } Evening Journal, will meet
with ready response in the hearts OF thousands
in the free West, in case of the Nebraska Bill,
concerning which they are written shall have
passed Congress.
In anticipation of the passage of the swindle
the Republican asks:
What then? First and foremost, an unrelert-
ing war IN the free states upon all northern men
who have participated in the deed or who have
apologized for or defended ii. Death to Dough
faces! This shall be cur rallyug cry. Let all
true northern unite to wage the war of ex-
termination against those who have sold their
honor, violated the pghted faith of the nation
and outraged the convictions of the people, to
purchase mess OF pottage! Let US see if there
Is not North at last. When that is secured
wresteG from political corruption. and planted up
on the honest popular will, then can we study our
duty 10 the Union and TO slavery. But let the
North be freed first"
The Journal says:
The sectional storms OF the past win be re-
men1bered but as " the gentle play of summer
zephyrs,' IN contrast with the tempest which the
repea! of The Missouri Compromise will excite
Ii Will open, to their utmost widths the flood
gates OF agitation and awaken a spirit which
will be allayed, not by the annihiIation of the
cowardly traitors from the North Who viii have
aided III the consummation of the infamy-aI
though that will be done 1T Will demand the
demolition of every barrier which repealable
statutes have thrown around the institution of
Slavery
No evidence has ever yet been furnished in
Congress that there is 4 North The mass of
Northern Representatives have seemed content to
be heNers OF wood and drawers of water for
Slavery But this last ggression-involyino
more of Punic faith and infamy than anv of its
predecessors-has warmed the cold blood of our
People; and, hereafter, Massachusetts will find
plenty of hackers in her war cry of Death to
Doughfaces.' Ii this bill shall pass THERE WILL
NORM and that North will be as relentless
IN It's war upon Justice Liberty aud Human
Rights. The South has thrown down the gage Of
battle and the North has taken it up