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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctr-By H. H. LEEDS Go,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.-On WEDNES-
DAY June 90 At u O'Clock il front Of the Store NO ~
.pendid French COUPE, made order in Paris
few months Of the latest STYLE by one Of the beS maker
Usess TO match made BY Tranor Harness metal mounted
also two splendid Coach Lsmps . ono,,
but little used order by Of the most celebrated
makers In this city, - 80 -, Ill -
eyed 20 be sound kind in all harness. Sold emily Tor
wan OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

WINANT's BOARDING-SCHOOL for BOYS.
w at Little Ferry. nine mHes frou Hoboken, This
School under the direction Of A b. WINANr and Lady
Those unsoquanted with the School visit and return same
day BY taking morning stage Hoeoksn Tsrrns for Board
Tuition. Washing and Mendng $40 Circulars
he obtained Of ALFRED MEEKS, ED Ia yessySt
Broadway. o< BY addressing the Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

N TATE AUCTIONEERS, No. Broadse, wili gse I'LL
attention 10 the Purchase and Sale By private contract OF
Mns Bond and Mortsass and the leasing Of Houses
and Country Seats Es,ste appraised on favorable te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20
painta Oils, GLASS, sc.

A MEXICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY
"A FACTORY WILLIAMSBURGH, l.. Are now pre-
pared 10 execute orders for ROUGH PLATE GLASS suitable
Tor FLOORS, SKY-LIGHTS, VAULT and DECK LiGHIS.
PDmpt will be orders left at taer Office,
No. 442 Bro adway, or their Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20
Marbinerp, &r.

1ItWtIJIIrTUt WI
CTEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS.-for sale
- Cbesn one secondhand Horizontal Engine IS inches
bose Of cylinder and feet sOke do inches by feet DO
one new do 10 by 80 inches do 10 BY "a inches DO
one 40 10 by ls inches DO two do by % inches do do
by DO do BY p inches DO and one DO
Is inches DO 42noh Boilers, 20 feet long, win
tw l4inch fues with all fixtures completes one new
4nch Boiler 10 feet long, with five lonch fues one new
Locomotive Boiler Of 3horse powers two do OF pow
er and one second de- Of 2horse power Apply to
BJNCE Co., No. Is Washipston-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

MICHIGAN CENTRAL KAILRoAD OoMPANfi
TREAsuRgR's OFFICE. Bosros june 10 lssa
DIVIDEND- Dividend of FOUR PER
IL CENT has this day declared by the Directors Of this
COMPANY PAYABLE 18th day Of July next to such persons
As shall Be holders of Stock at the cloe OF business on the h
day of the present month . , IN, 4, ,.,.,,
payment to be made sscihode. residing In hichisr,
ressue Ia Detroit to holders stock registered In the City
AZ the Office the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
psDy and all others at the Office OF the Treasurer In inc oy
Of Boston. 60, ,,,,. ,....-
The fractional scrip for stock dividend declared 10 January
last converted into stock BY the S0h inst 10 ofdsf 70
en''''' II 'H' ''''' ISAAC LIvERMoRE. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

for SALE-Three fne Lots

BUILDING LOTS for SALE-Three fine Lots
On The north side Of e5h-st near the 2dsv Cottage
Houses on adjoining esch eide with ecurtyads IN on
AZ e Lots on south side together quantities 70 SUIT spp
en Term liberia; no money qured improved would
- exchanged for improved city property Apply the Drug
Sfers corner Broadway and iEhs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20
Boots, Shoes, Sc.


A MEXICAN BOOT and SHOE STORE
IA Attention Ladies' Gents, and all Do you want BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS that will weul Then 60 to No. S2i
Grands corner Orchard Here can be found large and
well assorted stock of every variety Of Ladies' Gters
lo 49, and IA; Misses and Chdrens to 81 the foot and
the eyes Boys and Youhs Caters and Buttoned shoes.
Also Patent Leather Calf Boots; Cent? Congress and But
toned Caters; LsdeS and Cents Toilet Slippers. 81 to 81.
st. JOEL SAMMIS, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20
OFFICE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD COMPANY, I
DEPARTMENT CINCINNATI, June ~ isjat

Oryics LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD COMPANY, I
TsyAsuRER's DEPARTMENT CINCINNATI, June IL sja1
DIVIDEND.-At meeting of the Directors
Dthi. dsy DIVIDEND of FIVE PER GENT was declared
ON the land for stock not entitled 10
full dydend Of the earnings up to the 5st OF May lA
inclusive payable the Company shall rease Finds
nciept purpose from the sale Of It's Six Per Cent
Coupon Mortgage Bonds dated May 1855 payable 1888 a. nat
than pine cents on the dollar and Puohe noeoo vi" %
given when funds so realized
Al sny time ON or ster the 10th Of July next aud before
,hc notice Il thus given who prefer rccevs
naymept Of their dividends In the Bonds above mentioned
he rate Of ninety the dollar bearing Interest nom
Nav 1885 in sums thousand dollars each (which tbs
amount Of each Bond and khode nai.e their dv
dends up the value of Bond or pay the deficiency
cash ct ihe same rate. . =, n,
Cerfcs,es for the dividend payable above stste w
be ssued on or tho 10th July next at the OIL OF Mes
WINsLOW LANlER Co., ew-York for the stock regis
there this Office tor ali other Stock and the pay
mept Of dividends either In cash Ia Bonds will DO made
the respective places OF registry T. j. hASpt Iteaseecf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

OFFICE AUDITOR ~ STATE or MpiAxA'f
kDrAsAPoLIs May %. 1854
GALE of STATE STOCKS.-Ths followiE
- named Bsnks having failed comply with the law o.
State regulating General Banking hereby give notice tns
wiz sell public auction the Merchant Exchange
CITY Of New.Yok on THURSDAY, the 18th Of june nsx
u O'clock NJ the securities held in trust for ths ro<emPo
ne circulating notes Of said Banks, via;
Trader Bank, at Nashville.
Bank of Attics, at Attics.
Public Stock Bank at Newport
Bank Of Bridgeport
Bank OF North America, at Morocco.
State Stock Bank Of Indiana, at Peru.
Bank Of Albany, at New.AIbany csus
Orange Bank a. Poseyvie consisting Of Indians pes W.
Atlantic Bank, at Jackson, consisting Of Indiana p's
S<ocks h.. 4 -
EIhsrt County Bank at Goshen, consisting o. IaesaS
Cent LOUISIANA per ec1 ~" ~ IL TALBOT. AuditoG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

A RARE CHANCE-A good FARM for sale,
N two miles from the nourshing village 81 Panheld said
farm contains 90 in high state of cultivation wen
fenced well waered good and dwelling barn
Of young wood said farm pleasantly situated on the Railway
psrticulsrs inquire Of JOHN PYAT No sol Wahinston
Eew.York OF E. CHAMBERLlN, 80. II Robnson.st, near
Erie Building, Of JOHN RANDOLfH on the premiseA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20
OTyIcg or THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NosrHEM(
iSHNA RALRoAD COMPANY No. IS Wnliamst
NEw.YoRK, June 10, 1883
IvIDFND-A semi annual Dividend of FIVE

nIVIDEND.-A semi annual Dividend OF FIVE
PER CENT the Old Stock of this Company has been
Board Of Directors of the profits OF the s
months ending S0th inst stockholders their legal
in cash this Office and after tho 10Th day
July next. r,o,,- mn, cv,,r
The semi annual interest at the rate Of EIGHT PER CENT
anpum Construction Stock OF this Company dus a
July next will be paid above and after MONDAY tho
day of July next. 81, -, A.. ao.I -.
and July aud the transfer books OF Conruo
lion Stock will close the I'D inst and open ON the "a July
BY order of the Board ,..,,, - =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

TREAsuRgRs OFFICE,
Cleveland, gainesville & Ashtabuls X. X. Coz
NOTICE.vA Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT On
the CAPITAL Stock Of this Company declared ous
Of the earnings tho six months ending June 80 1855 T
able 10 the second of July next 81 s
office Of the Treasurer in Cleveland. Ohio 10 currency o.
sight NeYok the option Of tho stockhoiasn
respectively Transfer Books Of the Company viii %
closed from the 10Th June JAY 1850 By order Of os
Road lime Q 1885 Go. d. ELY Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

A CHOICE VILLA STTE-Of about acres
IA of ground situated the village of Jamaica L. L. on the
high ground north of and overlooking the village Jamaica say
the Lower Bay Sandy Hook &C. Fifteen minutes easy walk
ms from the Railroad Opo soil first rate and under good Gull
tivston; fine APPLE ORCHARD In full bearing and small
Pond Of Pure Living Water the premises Altogether one
Of the most desirable locations for residence 70 DC
found within distance from New York For terms
&c apply 70 BAKER WEEKS, Auctioneers No. Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

XNFifst Scs1cn Of IL weeks bogus sept. HIRAM Or
CUT, A. M and Ars HIRAM CIRCUIT. Principals with
tnl Board q eaperenesi Tesobs 10 the .vsa Departments
buildings new and elegant, and cost sS 0i accommodate
some rs boarding Scholar Expeass Board including Fas
Light Washins and Tuition IA primary brsnohes $40 per
scholastic year For Creulsrs containing fl infrnson
with engraving or for admission spply HIRAM ORCUrT
Ihetfordst, until August amer that Tine Worth ersnvis
NY. A wfLLETT sserstsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

OFTIcE HEMPPIELD RAILROAD Co., }
PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1855
dividend NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
~ INTEREST, falling due on , the IN, First Ray vS ~
ING (Vs.), issued to theSHEMPFlELD RAILROAD CON.
PANY will be psid and after the second day OF July nem
at the office Of Messrs WINSLOW, LANIER Co., Ma o.
walst, wYok presentation Of ths proper coupons
BANK OF NoRra AMERIc. NEW soax, 1Sns ~ az, IN
~ AHALF PER CENT has been this day declared payable
10 stockholders MONDAY July The Transfer b00>
VIII 70 '''''1 '''-' Wv l. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
MIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS
IL BANK.-DIyIDEND NOlICE-Depostors are informed
that a SEMf-ANNUAL DIVIDEND at the rate OF Sx Pen
CENT PER ANNUM on all sums over $500 and under, sue
FIVE PER CENT PER ANNUM ON all sums over SSu.
which ha deposited least three months on sae
frs, day of July next will be paid TO Depostou On ana s
MONDAY, July 49,. Nh.
Interest not called for will be carried to the credit Of Deposit
The Bank Is open for business daily from 10 NJ TO p M
and from p NJ at No. 81 CHAMBERS-ST e.st Of Bfosd
JOoErh oicAni' ftos1'"~
Jxo. NAMING Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

INDIA RUBBER--00.0O 900 n of prime quality in
Pm. SPOfF0RD, No. % Brosdvsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20
,GFs At CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND,

NOTTAGES at CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND,
Ofor SALE or LET-One large new COTTAGE, situated
about one mile from vasderbs Landing commanding hne
view of Bay 1t well finished and has every convenience
for gentee family and good Coach House and from TWO 70
Also, in same neishborhood nnsll COTTAGE, IN good
order with Coach House and about half Of Land For
osr,icnIsrs snply 10 LEVI COOK No. III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

COUNTRY PLACES .-ANTHONY J.
" BLEECKER Co., No Brosdst, offer At private SAFE
an elegant COUNTRY SEAT at Yonkers price Sl00 900 One
at Cortandt Depot the Hudson River price $7oo one
a, Fast Chester the Harlem and New Haven Hairoad
with extensive buildings and 60 Of landt price 5000
Two Farms of about each in Scesdae Westcheser
Co. the Harlem Railroad with good farm buildings pc'
800 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

DEOPLE's BANK, NEW-YORK.-DlvI.
l DEND-A DIVIDEND Of THREE and ONE-HALr
PER CENT S has THIS DAY been declared payable On sas
after the % day of July ensuing.
The Transfer Book will be closed till day Of payment
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
New-YoIk, June 10, 1855. q. ID. ANGELES, Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

Boar1 an6 Rooms.

DOARp1NG-At Nos. As and AZ East Broad
ID wsy far Gentlemen and thck Wives and single ocn''e
..eo /, 40 Day Bosrdors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20
h)atfbes, Jewelrp, &r.

DEDUCED PRICES-WATCHES, JEW
III ELRY DIAMONDS and SILVER-WARE
The undersigned for the last eighteen years wehk
Dealer and Importer for sale all Goods in his ne az
lower prices the quality than any other mouse
NewYork Philadelphia, or any other city, ana WILL seo W
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
70 all parts of the United States free of charge All Goods
wasn,ed as Orders by mad postpaid faithfully
attended, to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

E'ARM for SALE-Contaning 215 acres, 13O
improyed and In hsh cultivation The Farm is well
tered ard fenced the necessary buildings It s
located County N Y where cash home market
NAV be had for produce the highest price Price 81 500
Psymen easy; title good Apply No 70 Goldst, between
1 and O'Clock r. NJ to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20
COTTAGE at sAuGATUCK for sALE-Lot

A NO1IAOE AT SAOOAIO Oh ioi s)hhH AVs
about an acre. Psrlos FIVE Chambers beside servants
Rooms Pnntries Kitchen Washhouse and good Cellars and
plenty of fine Piazza round the house hrsrae
Water Vegetable and Fruit Garden two
walk from the Westport station on the ana e"
Haven Railroad Address A. b., Box No. IA Tribune Ofice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

MO HUMBUG-A very superior ROSEWOOD
N PIANO FORTE 7 octave iron frame perfect in all re-
sec and warranted Been used only three month"; Maker
mice 0 for ,ae for S2o with STOOL Can be seen AZ no 81
tesey near the Aston House. from o'clock I'll on
day and Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20
Rouses ano farms tl)anteo.

WANTED to BUY-A few acres of LAND for
w Gardening purposes within miles Of Hoboken- Ad
dress A. NOBLE, Box No. |. 7ol PostOfce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-20

ENARM at HASTINGS for SALE-Containlng
ISL acre. beautifully situated on the spair River Road,
two miles from the depot Of the Hudson River Railroad with
Mil prvese FIVE or elk aces Of grated NUT snd
about timber; the rest In grass WIN Dc SOLD
low. Apply to THEODORE MALLALY, cor oth'av' ana
Wayerey. place, a the Bank
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-31
Tba F,ection-oRcial Ratnrns

We have the returns giving the votes
for Governor, in the several counties at
the recent election. They are all taken
from the official returns at the Secreta-
ry of States Office, except the counties
of jefferson, Lorain, Medina, Meigs,
Pike and Putnam. Those Except Put
nam are taken from official tables pub
lished in papers Of those counties respec-
lively. From Putnam we have only the
reported majority for Medill.
1t will be seer hat Mr.. Chase's ma
iority over Medill, is 1929. Trimble's
whole vote. in all the counties except
Putnam, "a, 237. The majority for the
balance of the State ticket is probably
between 81, 900 and 5000 or about
5000 less than .Trimble's vote and
Chase's majority.
The aggregate vote of the State for
Governor, Counting Putnam the same
as last year. Is 309 405 !; or only $685.
more than was given for judge last year.
Medill's entire vote, this year, is 16, $40
less than he received in 1858, while the
aggregate vote of the State is 10, 599
greater
The counties of Ashtabula, Coshocton,
Crawford, Defiance, Fulton, Geauga,
Henry, Hooking, Lake, Lucas, Marion,
Morgan, Ottawa, Richland, Sandusky,
Trumbull, Van Vert, Wood and Wyan-
dot, have given more votes for Chase,
than they gave for Swan last year.
Ashtabula, Fulton, Geauga, Lake,
Lorain, Morgan, Trumbull, Van Vert
and Williams, have given larger major
tiles for Chase, than they gave for Swan
last year.
Noble and Richland have changed
their majorities from Locofocoism LAST
year, to Republicanism this year.
We will publish the list, with the vote
for Lieal. Governor, soon.-O. S. Jour
nal
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-31
Democratie Fiouras

The Democrat. in attempting 10 an
werourcorrespondent Freedom says:
owe feel confident that there are now
as many Democrats in Trumbull as there
ever were. Let us examine the figures.
In 1858, the Democrats polled 2O28
votes the f. S. 1947 the Wings 1862
making a total of $40 votes for that
year. This year the total vote IS 1855
being 463 less han 1853. This year the
Fusion vote is 312O, being but 9 votes
above the f. S. and Wing vote of 1853.
The Democratic vote is $50 less"
Our n~eighbor is a capital mathamati-
elm, if he can cipher out any consolida-
ton from those figures. If he can, he is
welcome to it.
According to his own admission, the
Republican vote this year was more than
that of Free Soil and Wing votes IN
1858. while the Democratic vote is ex-
aclly $50 less.
He can exercise his genius by trying
TO squeeze blood out of a turnip, or make
a whistle out of a pigs tail. When he
can perform the two last operations, he
will probably be able to accomplish the
first
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-31
Kansas Eleetinn-

The Kansas correspondent of the Mo-.
Democrat, says that returns from twenty
Two precincts give Reeder l, 1856 votes.
There are still 90 precincts to hear from,
and it is thought his vote will exceed
5000. The election passed off peacea
bly,. No persons were allowed to vote
who had not been residents of the city or
town for 80 days.
The freesOilers are getting up docu-
ments whcrewith to contest Whitield'S
COngress-purpoIiing to establish
the iacts that it can be proved that there
were only 4 legal voters at Franklin, and
that Whitfield received 81 votes that
out of 200 voles cast for Whitfield in
Wyandot, only 80 were legal ; that but
of $50 cast at OsaWatomie, not over 90
were legal that at Baptist Mission,
which gave Whitfield over 100 votes,
there were but II legal voters, and only
10 of them cast ballots. In fact not 100
legal votes were cast for Whitfield
throughout the whole territory.
Delegates to a Constitutional Conven-
ton have been chosen. They will form
a Constitution for Kansas and rpply for
admission to the Union. Reeder will be
the bearer of the Constitution and petit
ton to Congress.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-31
The Ohio State ,Innrnal.

We have noticed that several papers
have expressed their sense of the merit
of the Journal as a newspaper, and of
the valuable aid il has rendered, in the
last campaign, to the Republican cause.
We-cordially join in this. To the course
of no paper in this State, did we look
with more interest. Its straight forward
progress gave courage to the wavering,
its stirring appeals awakened the luke
warm and l~istleSs, and the mastery
manner with which il met the Statesman,
(the only really strong Democratic pa
per in the State, at every point, and
paid back blow for blow, with interest
added, called forth our admiration.
OF itself, the journal thus speaks
Friends, we require, we arc entitled
10, we must have your support. We
say that which We do know, when
we affirm that no daily papsr in Column
bus is paying expenses from its circula-
ton alone. The other departments of Gus
printing establishment are, and ever have
been, taxed to keep upthe constant drain
made upon their by the heavy
expenses of the daily paper. There has
not been a month since the Daily jour
nal was first issued, that it has paid its
current expenses.
1.-The question arises, and should be
fairly met, is paper of the general char
acter OF the Ohio State Journal of value
to the Republican party of Ohio? Is ii
worth willie for Republicans, in view Of
the future, to make a vigorous and sys-
tematic effort 10 put the Journal on a bu-
siness footing as it should be We
ought to have a large increase of circu
laIion. Upon this we must depend, as
there is no public patronage to reward
us for our labors and sacrifices. If the
Republicans in the various counties will
reflect upon these matters, and take the
subject in hand, they can with the great
est ease put our weekly circulation 10 ten
thousand. This would be Temunerative
and encouraging
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-31
The National PARTY.

The Democratic papers claim that
theirs is the only National party, and
that the Republican party is sectional
First among the principles ofthe Republi-
can party, is Freedom in the Terrific
lies. This is the basis upon which that
party was formed. First among the prin-
ciples Of the Democratic party, at this
tine, Whatever they may have been in
the past, is devotion to the slave power;
the substituting of the National Treasury
to the benefit of slavery and the whole
weight of the power of a Democratic AID
ministration, thrown on all occasions, on
the side of slavery extension. There lies
the difference between the two parties.
If Slavery is national, if its spread over
territories once free, is consistent with
the genius of Repu institutions, then,
and not otherwise, is the Democratic parD
ty a national party. II, on the other
hand, the government of the United
States is to continue a Republican Gov
emment if the Constitution which pro-
claims that all men are born free and
equal, is anything buta myth and a sham;
if freedom is national, and slavery is Sec
tional, then is the Republican party a
National party. We understand that to
be national, which is common to the
whole nation !; ard that 10 be sectional,
which is not. If the Democratic party
lends itself to support an institution which
is wholly sectional, then it is no longer a
national party.
1t is idle for a party to deny that it is
pro-slavery, when it is notorious that ne
man can get, or hold an Office at Wash
linton, under the Administration, who is
not known to be a pro slavery man ;
when even a country post master is turn
ed out of office, if he dares TO breathe
one word in favor of freedom in the ter
ritories; when, if a slave escapes, and
reaches a northern city, the marine and
land forces of the nation are sent to effect
his ~recapture /; but when a horde ofMis-
souri, rufians, headed by the President
of the Senate of the United States, month
after month, trample upon the rights of
free men, and set at defiance the laws of
the land, where then are the forces that
were so promptly sent to recapture a
single slave. The State journal well
saws
. 1t is national TO shoot, tar and feafh
er, and hang free men, who exercise the
right of free speech in Kansas, section
al to complain. 1t is national to buy,
steal or seize slave Cuba, but sectional
to reject the p%roffers of the free annexa
ton of countries like Honduras or the
Sandwich Islands. Ii is national for a
free citizen of Boston 10 be driven from
South Carolina because he desires to pre-
sent to the courts the case of an illegally
imprisoned Seaman. Sectional if Pass
more Williamson tells a slave at Phila-
delphia that she is free"
The Democratic party has raised this
rallying cry o let them moi shrink
from the test of their own acts.