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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-13
Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Tribune.
tE WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.

II is dead low wafer at Washington
The foaming political currents Of th.
last session have subsidized, till but 8
sluggish rivulet remains. Wide bank
Of mud stretch out on either side. where
on lie the stranded wrecks ofnumberless
politicians. The Anti. Nebraska blow
has driven up many Of them high and
dry.
Mr.. Benton's sun is set. His late
voluntary and uncalled.for demonstra'
tion on the Kansas question has severed
him from his last circle Of friends. He
will go out Of public life by unanimous
consent. His influence in the House is
reduced to o. His splurge on the Pacific
Telegraph bill was simply ridiculous.
The French Spoliation bill is likely
TO pass the Senate, and be approved by
the President.
Mr.. Atchison says he thought Of bring.
ing in bill at this Session in reference
to the admission Of Kansas as State,
but omits II out OF consideration for
political friends in the North, conf.
den,ly relying uon its being passed ct
the next Session.
Fragrant and foibearing Atchison!
Mr.. Houston's speech on the Army
bill. yesterday and the day before, is
highly esteemed for its indep ent-truth.
fulness on the subject Of our Indian
difficulties on sthe Missouri frontier,
which are ripeninS into needless and
expensive war for the grati6c alton Of
certain bull dogs Of the administrator. u.
The Indian "outrages" which it Is pro.
posed to redress, we're povoked by the
inexcusable conduct Of our own military
authorities in Ksnsas. And now two
and half Of dollar, are aPpro.
priated 10 follow up this great wrong by
anothsr and greater. h
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NJ There was very spirited strug.
gle in the 29,h Senatorial district New
York, 10 choose successor to Gov
MYRox H. CLARK. The Greeley and
Seward Wings coalesced with the dem.
ocrats against Nh. LOOMS, KNOWN o.
thing candidate. Loomis was elected by
decisive majority, though the returns OK.
hibit decrease Of the Know. Nothing
strength since last November, OF more
than 1000 votes.
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pst vi ~ ssud m ~ II M ~ altitudS II
Et66 ifUssn hohblss, and ,woujd subisct
g. Z elKYneps of Land thssush which II
hs.sd, 10 essst damage end inconvs.
EniSnce, besides dspfISing thoss living
|nfk kn small lots along tho fiveY, Of snv
|fosd out into the world, except = thsy
bye lanes ou! through the fSsms skst
SURROUND them, at enormous sxysnse,
and great dsmsgs 10 the farms. :, 4 q
8. Resoived. That ths river bank
along most Of the district before named
Ec6eFss mach bhtsTs sIV6Stl0K ios ! s6xd
lhon either of the othes goutes, being
much dryef in winter. iccommoda ling
all the people living alons liny Of the
proposed foutss, as we'll n b The ttssvel.
Ing public, end that D road ca be made
|slongit Or abundant wldth, entirely ssfe,
and convenient, al much Loss expsfse
than siong eltheroC the other routes.
!. 4. Resolred. That W. will .sivs land
suficient for Q g2od, an, md entiysly
,eoHoenient road along the Ohio bank,
and remove our fences accordingly 10
soon - tho road may Ee estsbliihed
shere. d n zSi3 @se3issE l,:ts stdapess z
n 8. Resolvsd. That tho proceedings Of
this meeting be forwarded 70 the news.
papers Of the county with 1 reqdsit ior
their publication. = eHis
FeoThe following gentlemen pledge them.
selves to carry out Resolution 4th ofths
above series; H., G. Brown, 81. N. Gil.
Elet, Thos. Gardiner. VIM. +. Judd, James
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QvAKER BoTrox, O., Jan. 27.

y ~
A very large meeting of.the citixens o
the distric. Of county living between
Symmes creek and the nsrrows above
Quaker Bottom, assembled puEsuan, ia
previous notice, and organized BY ap.
pointing VIM. Mages Chairman, and
L. d. Morrison, Sec'y. asi5
The object Of the meeting was stated
to be 10 consider the location OF the msw
road about TO be laid out bs,ween the
points above nsmed. :. ,
! On motion, committee Or four gas
appointed 10 prepare reIolutipns express.
siye Of the sense df this meeting. who,
after d few momSnis consultation repof.
ted,, and the msstinS, without dissent.
Ing vote. adopted, after ! full and fair
diseOssion, the following Resolutions: :
1. Rssolped, Thss such Il the nature
of the soil. and 90 uneaven or. rocky the
land near the hill i'd, We deem Il ia.
practicable 10 fnake. i road there without
Involving "a expendtfnfe 81 money On
lha psts of tho community Of the lsnd
e4nsrs, that would b. altogether pniue;,
ti6able and II such !, road gsse pssdS,
L wpuld NOT accommcdlte shs psopts
flyinS along the rivss bstwssn l1dttSn
Guyan Cfeek. and s6id aeFtoyl6 u, who
would BE lhSYsl0ss sq6iGf IA io Ge Ebns.
aeh of kssptaS IN fsse Z ipsllsle y Il y
y / n q a 4 ||l|ll \
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WAsHINoroN, Jan 81.

Gen. Houston speaks this morning,
and the Senate galleries are crowded "a
hear him. There is strange feeling oil
curiosity. excitement, and wild enthus.
iasm to hear this semi.savage transform.
ed 10 q Christian and civilized Senator.
He has "a noble and commanding form,
and an Indian dignity and eloquence,
which seem tosfascinate all classes, male
and female. He deprecotes an Indian
hunt, and animadverts severely upon the
wanton slaughter Of the red men, the
rascality Of the Indian agents, the in.
PRODUCTION Of white vices and whisky
among them, and the general course end
policy ofthe G6vernmen, and its officers,
toward people robbed Of their lands,
driven from their homes and hunting.
grounds. and provoked TO acts Of az.
gfession from the sggrsssions Of tho white
man, and for which force IL 10 be raised
70 chastiss, and, IL necessary. to ex.
terminate them. Senator Jones, Of Ten.
nessss, 10 reply to Senator Hous,oa, re-.
marked that she cared nothing for the
IadiaDs; that white "psople and nirgers,
were all that we should care "for.'''----
The sentiment wss worthy Of its source.
The Commissioners Of Indian Affairs has
taken proper stand against officers Of
the army, sssuming squattsr sovereignty
sgsinst army regulation and Indian ii
ties. He will b sustained BY oil in-
tslligent and honest citizens, though,
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MoRE NEW STATES. The House oI
Representatives has passed the bill au.
thorizing the people Of Oregon to form
q State constitution and prepare. for ad.
mission into the Union. This bill will
bs accepted, and Oregon will doubtless
be admitted during the next Congress.-
The admission Of Minnesota cannot bs
delayed more than two years. Kansas,
Nebraska and Washinglon Territories
will soon folIew, and then our Union
will consist ofthirty.six sovereign States!
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4 The River.is still obstrsctsd with ice
Navigation entirely suspended. Busi.
ness moderately active. Weather cold
for tho past few days. but at present,
(Mondsy) it Is moderating.
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pT- The revival at Spencer Chapel
still continues. One hundred and ten
persons have been received on trial. and
sccessions to the number are made daily.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-13

~ Hon. William H. Seward was
nominated by the Wing caucus in the
New York Legislature, for United States
Senator.
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.H
Who minglest IN the harder strife ~
For truths which men receive not now.
Thy warfare only ends with Lie.
A friendless warfare! lingering long
Through weary day and weary year.
A wild and many weaponed throay
Hang on thy 'front.' aud flank, and rear.
Yet nerve thy spirit TO the proof,
And blenoh not at thy chosen lot. ~
The timid good may stand afoof,
The sage may frown, but faint thou not.
Nor heed the shaft too surely cast,
The foul and Kissing bolt of scorn;
For with Il Y side shall dwell, at last,
The victory of endurance born.
Truth, crushed to earth, shall rise again:
The eternal years OF God are hers:
But Error, wounded, writEes with pain,
And dies amid his worshippers. :
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H0rThe communication Of OxAs sp.
pears next week. fh 81
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- " s~~~SOs W SASSeASoNs
M xsxsis o. rnE soARp o. YrsLic woaxs,
fE JAMES B. STEEDMAN or Lucas.
Tss EpIroHIAL CosvEHrros which
hnetin GAINESVILLE to celebrate The ami.
vefsary Of Frsnklins Bi,th. Day. adopt.
Cd sundry strong resolptions relative Il
Railroad Companies. monied rascaIs
end shsrpers generally. These resolve.
were copied from the PortsmsutA Tri5.
sns into our columns, as the eurrsn,
news Of the day. AT the time Of its in
sertion we took no thought whatever OIL
seertain one.horss railroad that runs
STEW miles north Of Ironton, and te rmi.
nates ia somebody's sum.stump, OF pota
toe patch I've have forgotten which
The individuals composing the "lron
Railroad Company" arc most tenderly
sssured that no offence TO them was in.
tended by the publication OF the resolu.
tons aforesaid. Why, my dear sirs, they
are no, pertinentto you They we're
-aimsd At the other Railroad Companies
ia the Statsr-bodiss Of soms dignity and
Importance. Tho grave assembly at
zsnesvills would bs suspscied Of the
most INN. r,lon.bla Iso;,v u.,. ,h.;,
lV'o'. - - iios"y, welo nel!
eompla'n's respecting mo "withdrawnI
= s. ~, 'siee passes nsfe'oiore granted
- nu''o construed asainst the iron
na.'oaa .'.sa. a lfee pass on A' the Iron hall, Rail
,Osa nnse's' ana ministers Of grace
o',v+u -
.As eo'0a.ou' 'esoiollons are these:
blythe Pres II the upbu;ny Rs,asS
! Interests interest," ~ oi ohio--sn aid without which oon
regard the u Of tss f,ss Sn
heretofore granted to Editors, Al mean and un.
sess ;n;e-s,as ~ a.- sss. .asa S
a msney shau haze been tsrdsred and accepted.
,si,. ss,sd .int ;at vs w iss,essy and truth
petty tynunnies and estosiions, With Y, View VITO to
p,ons,s sIs Iron: Puoicn theirrgh'
RESOLVED. Taa, y. ,.e.e,;.. :. .s,,..,;.,
.sliea 4 ,eo.M Yrs0sns " from an intrepid ssposs
sess s,ss sna s, ssa ..es sIessss
sssssstiIiy, SoIitieai integrity, aud public nor.
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at0W uuO Cou oosStUy moms NttA
l. ~
Ia the Tlnss Of January 90. ws c,it
icised scsndalous attack upon the Psr
sonsI and political charactsrof Cover
nor MEniLL. BY the hontox Resistey.-
We charged that tho sr,icle in question
was malicious and false. The falsity
complained Of. Mr.. SrIxsoH does not at'
tempt to deny; but he takes it sorsly to
heart that malisnity should have been
imputed to him. Let US SEQ wheth.
or bis condemnation may not be found
"in the words Of his mouth"
In the "Medill" article, Mr.. SrIxsos
places tho terms. "TAs Polite an WI
liam Msdill." in ju1tsposition. and man
ifss,ly meant that they were synonymous.
In thess synonyms 10 comprehended--
1. s'The concentrated essence Of meanness." /"
2. ''He may cheat. lie, OF steal.--providsd
it n done in politits." t ts-a
3. "Ionest only for appearance sake"
H
8. ''NothinG too little for him to stoop TO-"
6. "virtue, gratitude, and magnanimity he
knows not.''
Cuts the throats Of his best fnends.' "
8. "a downright rascal, frequently"
0. .'eays nothing to offend sny body
10. "Talks much and says nothing"
II. "A betwixt and between sort Of a man
in general"
i2. ga timeserver."
Is. "a ruculent politician" &C., 90. z
Such is the spirit Of the article. and if
il be not "malisnant." then words have
lost their meaning.
We have proved that the "Medill" ar.
ticle is false in fact. We challenged
Mr.. SrIxsos to support his Wholesale
calumnies by a single item Of testim ony
He does not-dare not--accspt. So,
then. the whole ofhis e. Politician-- VII.
liam Mediil' article is a falsshood fast
nailed 10 the counter.
How piteously the wounded pigeon
autters 1! He chips. in the excess Of his
sgony. something about our having heap.
cd "epiihets vile" upon his tender hssd.
your paioon' > aea' s'r' Du' "e 'nouso' I"
was "ar8e'.
"Epithets vile." did you say Read
your own Language, once more. Some
epithets. not merely "vils" but false. ars
there applied 10 tho honsfed Chief Mag.
istrate Of Ohio. Sir. no epithets were
"hesped upon" you. but such as were
fully warranted by your text.
"lmp1sns our motives." Sir. your
motives were a. plain a. Bsscom's big
nose. What good motive could have in.
duced you TO wantonly assail gentle.
man Of whom you know nothing but his
name ! : man repeatedly honorsd by
those who best know his worth' and
who has proved faithful 70 every trust !
"Ws---kssp silenee." Yes. Sir. it is
best TO do 90 whom the truth sets you
down. and shutsnP yours mouth.
Next We have staggering that would
be amusing in 2 big Tom Of q fellow,
like Doctor Johnson, Who could silence
. whole company ~ his es cashsdra au.
tbofity, but in Mr.. STMsor It is simply
silly. or course tits unsnswsrable. bs.
cause beneath : reply. our st'ieturss on on
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- rkQvFyyy f3@)>Y]!3 = a * {7ss&
nomlS pt6A 81 III Z Cksls flbr ~ o1lci
81 0oyefnosSf tkals Ssste, i eehtlnus,
that uslnst NJ Chsse cannot DO return
Cd 70 ,hs Htntie, lksrs ID no man IN the
State whom ~ would more glsdly Gee
elevated y IA subsrns storisI chair ol
our sssst coninon wsslth." We ore not
to inisrisse 10 ths political n,atlsrs Of
Ohio, and have bssp pretty we'll convinc.
Cd sinee Tho last lall election. thst the
people of that State know how % take
care Of thsts own alfairs -nevertheIess,
shave our opinion that thcrs Is not Q
more 81 man ior Governor, in the State,
than 8. p. Chsse. As we expect every
thins good from that State now. We have
Z strong belief that they will make him
their next Governor Mr.. Chase was
elected TO the Senate Of the United States
whom noble sentiment ruled tho legis.
laiure. snd the same impulse that swept
the Black Laws from the Statute book,
put this noble representative offfeedom
into the Senate. There he stood by
princIpie and tho right. A reaction
came over tho sentiments Of the people,
but Nj. Chase stood firm. Demagogues
said bs did not represent the State Of
Ohio. But MI. Chase knew better tho
heart Or his State. He knew the people
wore, br meant tos6e, trua delnoceats.
and friends Of freedom. Whenever the
principle OF democrscy was ssssiled by
measures 10 support and nstionalize
Slavery, hs slwsys stood ready 10 defend
tho democratic cause from any such
spostacy. The self.constituted regula.
tors OF democracy ,ead him out Of the
party. and voted him in an "unheslthy
oreanizstion." Yet all these things
moved not tho man. He cared not for
these things. Is he know that the right
would triumph at the last. He planted
himself almost alone in the Senate, as
tho opponent Of tho project 10 onslave
ali. our national territory, and became
the national leader Of tho anti.Nebraska
parry by that position-and when the
people spoke, in his own State and
throughout the north, they sustained his
position. Never was there an endorse.
mert more signal than that Of Ohio,
with its ninety thousand majority, sus.
tuising the nationality Of freedom as ad.
vocated by Mr.. Chase in the United
Ststes Senate. Who moro worthy Of
the honor Of being the next Governor Of
Ohioi Not only would such an endorse.
ment DO an appropriate testimonial Of
but the State owes it to her
own honor and consistency.
Mr.. Chase is one Of the men Of the
future. He has 40 faithfully maintain.
cd his integrity, that he is tower Of
strength. He is one Of the most talent.
cd men, and accomplished scholars Of
the nation. The prophecy Of an old
veteran, who had seen the uprising and
downfall Of many, - that Mr.. Chase
would one day be the President Of the
United States, is not very unlikely to be
Mr.. Chase has had hard contest in
defence Of progressive truth. To him
the nervous and powerful exhortation Of
his .laborsr, Brya Mt. might we'll
have been applied. and its spirit has
been faithfully exhibited throughout Mr..
M oate r
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Sale Of Real Eslale hy ORDER q Courl,

yoscph Ph,lllpp, Admir- ofihe essats
Of Wiiiiain FcrIell, deed,
Nancy Pcrrell, ~idowi n
Christopher FcrrsIlj Hstr u N
AlbeT, Feu.lli .tLawrepee Counf1
Eliza FeSrall; Il esse fpsotsa6 Court. 7
Mary FerTuil; f fII.e.f "
Vii Fcrrc%ii
Penelope Jane PeSsejl; ~
James FcTreIli II l-.fs y. 4
Peter FerreI. -
On the 18th day OF February nexi, nj one o'clock b
the acrnaon on e premises, will be sold TO the high
est biddcr hc following real esine, the properly O.
the said William FeHc decd, situate 10 said county
Of i.awrence. aud State or Ohio, to-wi: Tho west hs
Of the north. h.wast quarter of section number twenty
four; township number fourj range numlef sigh,esn
continuing eighty ncrca, more or less Subject 10 ths
dowas Of ile widow = Appraised at es00. Terms ol
sn)e One-hird cash IN hand; onc.hird In six months
ana the residue In twelve mouths with interest," secured
by mortgage. on tho premises. irg
The said defendants hereby notified that on the
eath day Of February. 1855, application will lie made 70
sald Court Ivy tho udcrsigued administrator ~ a(orc
said. for tho combination Of the sale Of the ssid reD
estnto, &c. JOSEPH PHILLIPS.
Admir- OF William Irfrcil, deed.
Jan. 9th. 1855. BY z. Mon. his Any.
Further notice y hereby 81. on that the undersgsd
widow Of tho said William Fer!e deed. will ~ the
time snd place Of the above SALE dispose Of her dover
estate IN said premises tho purchaser thereof
| their terms, ifdesircd NANCY FERRti.L.
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The Meeting of the PeopIo.

THERE Is NOT IN THIS WIDE WORLD, wardrobe
complete, minus shoes fitting neatly and closely the
iii stitch from lis resting place ventures 10 starr
Ts that Industry adds 70 The her varied col
ors, fashions, ween. Tis not that so solder flows
here like rill. Oh, mott IL something exQui-
site still. Tis the VERY Low PRICES we ask for oui
stock, that makes oil the people rush In like fock
TO prchase Of u.s. toll you bctics Is the very best
way to save yonr odd dimes. II true W times past
his moi now the less ,ruc-you vii! get the best bar
gains of WILLIAMS u DREW.
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Millinery.
Milln cry and Fancy Goods.
Mrs. CAROLINE WHITE

IrjfAvING received from CT innati, 4 large,
u i and well selected, assortment OF Miiliners
and Fancy Dress Goods; desires 10 say TO the
Ladies of Tron,on and vicinity that they arc
now ready for inspection.
Her assortment, which is large and varied,
consists in part Of the following Goods. viz:
Six and Straw Bonnets, Glaze Silk, Steel
Silk, Black Silk, Gro De Rhine, Florence c
Braid Banners, Satin Straw Bunnets. Pearl,
Soft and CJld Straw do; Lawn, Plush. Silk Vel
vet and Velvet Ribons. Galoon Trimming Wors
ted. do' Elastia, do; Fringe. Lace. Linen, Cor
sets. Silk Gloves, Kid. do.
Woolen Mit,s for Children, Ladies' under.
sleeves. Bobbinet. Crown Lining. d ick Frames
Jaconet Collars, Chemsettes. Habits, Ladies'
Caps in great variety TaiIeta Ribin, Hat featli.
! ers, Roses and Rose-buds, White. and Colorcd
/ Wreaths, Rieiolets, &c. 81
Rooms in the Bank block, Cd door below The
Bank. Thankful for past patronage, she re-.
spccifully desires a continuance Of the same
Call and see her stock before concluding pur
chases elsewhere. n3Stf
October "a, 1854.
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