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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-09
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. Up. ".
Cotton hrInsales 500 bales. Flour steady-sales at
$50 bbls S5 62d9 for State and Ohio; and 5000 20
unsettled; sales 35, 600 bushels Southern white 81
Corn firm with upward tendency: sales 1000 bushels at
45c. Pork frm sales coo bbls a. SO SIG IS Beef
steady; sales 100 hhds Kentucky at 99l2c; lard firm
with upward tendency sales Of 200 bbs at l0 9llK
Groceries firm. Sales 500 bags Rio Coffee 10a. 500
bbls and boxes OF Muscavado Sugar CSC; and 200
bbs Orleans at 35c lrou steady at full prices sales Of
100 tons.
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6rIegrapbir 9ispatrhss.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE SENTINEL :!
Tennessee Elections
NASHVILLE Aur. 8 p M

NASHVILLE, Aug 3, P. NJ.
Davidson county-Gain for Gentry 715.--
Net gain for Gentry in % counties is ,370.-
Only two counties in East and three in West
Tennessee heard from, all which give gain
for Gentry
r, NASHVILLE, Aug. 8, P. NJ.
johnson gains $50 in Smith and Macou
counties, 1872 in Marshall. As in Cameron. and
reported gain Of 60 in Warren.
Tentry gains % in Robertson 40 in Giles
ana Is gaining IN Dickson, Benton and Hum
phrey's.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 8, Midni.ht
The returns from West Tennessas sl,o,-
losses and gains about equal. Without Gen
try makes large gains in East Tennessee IA
will be defeated. East Tennessee ret1rns
will be partly in tomorrow. Both parties
calculate on gains there.
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FRENCH SYSTEM 0F PRACTICE (! 1!
DIR. DU7AND,
Gel EBRhIEl 0nlll Isl AND PHYSICIAN.

MOULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
w indianapolis and surrounding that he has
met with great success Ia the treatment OF those LCSs
CHRONIC and other Diseases that have heretofore been
considered ineube, have bafed the ordinary treat
ment and 81 Ill Of Physicians.
His treatment Is almost exclusively confined 10 course
Of Medicine which operates the BLOOD, and throws
of disease by gradual aud certain insensble prespra
ton.
Among the numerous diseases he PROCESSES TO treat
with success the following may be enumer.tsd, viz:
Bleeding AT the Lungs, Liver Complaint, cnale Dis
generally Nervous and Spinal complaints OF ell
kinds; diseases OF the Kidneys, Dyspepsia in ali its
FORMS Rheumatism and Asthnstic affections; CataTrh,
Paralysis, Apoplexy, Sick Headache, Diseases OF the
Heart Neuralgia, Piles, 'Eryspelss. Scrofua Cancers,
Brochites. Fits, and Diseases OF the Eye.
He does not ascertain tho OF diseases usually
praceed by other Physicians but passes 20 note and
explain the nature Of the disease exemped accord
ing To the new approved French Practice
n. B-Dr. ID. having visited the principal Hospitals In
this country and Europe hAiters himself that he has
CURED much knowledge which he can bring TO his aid In
his course Of treatment Of disease.
The Doctor may for the preseut, be consulted a. LIT
TIES HOTEL, and he would respectfully request call
from those afflicted, and examination Of the eertin
Gates Of cures performed by him. y2&-d&wu
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ILATERl
Alabama Election.

FLORENCE. Ala, Ang.7.
Dallas county gives 80 majority for Short
ridge X. n. candidate for Governor; Perry
county gives $50. and Autaga SO Russell
county gives Winston, Democrat, 200 ma
iOritv.
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Steamboat Burned.

NEW ORLEANS, Ans. Z.
The steamboat Alton has been DESTROYED
by hire on fazoo River. She was freghted
with ZOO bales of Cotton. loss not known.
No further particulars.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-09

TLast year the Fusion party were not
sufficiently Abolitionized to let ringers" par
ticipate in their Conventions and meetings.
But since Sam has swallowed Sambo, they
are admitted into fellowship and one of the
sable sous of the down trodden race was, on
the 18th. even invited TO sess upon the plat
form with the officers.
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Democratic Mass M etings in Marion
County.

County.
Will be held at the following times and pla-
ces:
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP:
OAKLAND, Friday, August 10th at 2 O'Clock
p NJ
CAsTLEroS, Saturday, August 18th, at two
o'clock p. NJ
LANEsvnLE, Thursday, August 2Sd, at 2
O'Clock, p. NJ
WARREN TOWNSHIP:
TOWNSHIP HOUSE, Saturday, August 11th
at o'clock P. M.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP:
MuLERsvLLE, Tuesday, August 18th, at 2
O'Clock 2. M.
WAYNE TOWNSHIP:
THOMAS MoRRow's, Friday, August 18th, at
2 O'Clock P. NJ.
MOUNT JACKSON, Friday August oath, at
2 o'clock P. NJ.
PERRY TOWNSHIP:
MARR's SCHOOL HOUSE, Saturday August
25th, at O'Clock.
PIKE TOWNSHIP:
AUGUSTA, Wednesday, August 22d, at 2
o'clock.
Able speakers will be present at each meet
ing. Democrats, National Wings and all 9TH
ers opposed to Abolitionsn, and Disunion are
invited to attend.
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From Cincinnati.
CINcINNATI. Ano

CINcINSATI, Aug. z.
The Democrats concede the election Of
Swope, the K " candidate for Congrcs In
the 10th District. Kentucky, by over five
thousand majority.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-09
Louisville Riots.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. III Z. M.
The mob dispersed last night after burning
the sign ST the lines Office and smashing In
the windows of the building. They also
made demonstration on the DeDsocraf Office
but were restrained. There was no issue
this morning, either of the Times or Democrat.
The Courier Office was also threatened and
the proprletors were unable to issue a full
sheet.
About twenty men have been killed. and
many wounded. How many we are unable
to say. Twelve buildings were burned 70 the
ground. We have the most terrible accounts
from the scene Of riot. Parts of human bodies
are still charing in the burning ruins. A
large crowd Is assembled at the Court House,
where the dead bodies are deposited.
LATER
1t IS reported that two or three more per-
sons were killed this morning. A large and
terribly excited crowd is gathering round the
dead bodies at the Court House; and some of
the peaceably disposed citizens are trying TO
restrain them from further deeds Of violence
and boodshed, and restore order. II is pro-
bable they will succeed.
LATER
LOUISVILLE. Aug. Ia, Pm.
johnson is certainly elected Governor of
Tennessee, by over two thousand majority.
In Kentucky, Morehead's chances are ths
best yet but if the mountain counties and
the First District come in all right as Is az
pected, the Democratic ticket will be success
full
The Irish are leaving the city in large
numbers.
The Anti-know Nothings have been VIC
torious in Florence, Alabama, BY 800 major
ity.
ILATER1
LOUISVILLE Aug. 7-6 P. N.
The city is quiet. 80 extra police have
been put on duty.
Judge Bullock and Others are making
speeches at the Court House.
The mob has been somewhat Gained.
1t was rumored that three more men were
killed to-day.
Another outbreak was feared tonight. in
consequence of a large quantity Of powder
having been found in the possession of the
Irish in the Eighth Ward.
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North Carolina Elections

NORFOLK, Va. Aug. 7.
Paine is elected in the lst District, 6y 800
majority. The reported defeat Of Clingman
Is considered doubtful.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-09
18th DAY OF AUGUST

For the purpose of nominating candidate
for Auditor, also a candidate for County Com
missioner. Turn out Democrats. With a
thorough organization the 10th LEGION will
regain her colors.
BY order of the
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of Execution. (vendtoni expo
ID nas) Ia directed. from the Clerks Office # the
United States Circuit district Indiana
will, on the 18th day Of September, A. D., 1855, At the
Court House door, In the city Of Indianapolis, Marion
County, Indiana between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ
and O'Clock, p. NJ, offer for SALE at Public Auction, the
rents and profits for years OF all the following Real
Estate Wit fifty feet North side, Lot numbered C3)
three according Goes bdivision of No (4I
fortyone, in Indianapolis; all Of Lot No. ~ one, In
Block No. 5s) y-eight, Of Fleichers subdivision Of
said Block No. (5s) ftyeght, I'm Indianapolis: all OF
Lot No 40 seventeen, IA out Lot No ( three, West OF
Viii river, according To Moses and George X Woods
subdivision OF said out Lot; and ali Of inn Lot No. Oh
two In Lot H. ia the city Of Indianapolis Marion
County, Indana and failure realize sufficient
to satisfy the demand, will at the time and
place, and In manner aforesaid offer for sale the fee sim.
pie of said above described, Real Estate the
OF the defendants. the suit of Lucius Bar
bour, Charles G. Shaw and Bucius Buell., against John
Thalman, William Evans and John Crime.
JOHN l.. ROBINSON,
u. 6 Marshal District OF Indiana
BY GEo. MooUAT, Deputy. printers fee So
August ., 1855. suge wtd
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-09

The fair fame of Republican institutions
is blackened and disgaced by the bloody
and shameful proceedings A southern city,
noted for refinement wealth and gallantry,
for lovely ladies and lordly gentlemen has
hsoems the theatre of scenes which carry us
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illinois,.

A.. u 80 Alton ........................P Par
BANK OF AMERICA, Chicago. ........... ''.''.'''''
BANK OF ELGIN, Elgin. .+''''''''
BANK OF GALEsA, Galena 80. ''''''''''
R.xr or Irc.sS StxoNDs, Springfield (F).......... "
BAsK OF y APrERvILLE, Napieryllle o. ........-.
BANK or NORTHERN ILLINOIS, Waukegon (F).''''.'.
80 " " prsr ..,............... Par
D. % Po~xsopn Rockford IN ................. Par
p,o.,r n. w Relvidere fFl ..................P Par
CENTRAL BANK, Peoria III ................--.....'
CmcAeo BANK, Chicago (F). ........-......-.-.--
$3.50 ExcrI.~sy y, w Snringfeld III Par
SHNAN
D p.ov cor.-v R,NK. Nanieryille .............P Par
S r. ~ ov I, ,,xoYs Relleyille .......... Par
SrArE BANK OF ILLINOIS, Shawneetown ......'.'..'
Ts r. xr cbics,,o ............. Par
80 xny n. w 9TH a Tucker q Co. Chicago. Par
Es.~ss, < Tp,n-rS. R.sK Charleston ........P Par
MARINE BANK W CHICAGO. .
A. u. pOfo
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ID e WI &C RATIO
COUNTY CONVENTION

The Democrats of Fountain County will
meet at the Court House in CONVICTION.
ON the Second S1tllrldu
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0TA contemporary speaking of new pa
per says ''it only lacks ability and character
70 be influential"
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COMMERCIAL.
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS, August :, 1855.
Groesriss.-Sugar, 747k &c, Coffee, IL K9l21zc; Plan
taton Molasses, 35e37e; Rice S9shc; Tobacco l21<9
45e.
Flour.-sales OF Flour making at s6-5te7.cO.
Whsaf.-ln demand at SlOO; Corn 90; Hay 81 per
ton.
Baesn.-Hams, 999Kc; Shoulder. 797h; Sides "a
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-09
THE WHOLE PEOPLE ARE COMING |!

The friends of the Constitution of the Ma
tional Union, of the peace and harmony Of
the States, of national instead of sectional
sentiments, of civil and religious liberty
who will maintain the laws and the honor of
the country, and the perpetuity of Free Gov
eminent, have determined to meet together
to consult upon the condition of political mat
tiers, and to hold free converse with one an
other as to the welfare of their common coun-
try.
In consequence of the sentiments of dis
union and sectional Abolitionism, of iItole-
rance, and the agitation of distracting ques
tons which were promulgated and adopted
by the Fusion Abolition Convention which
assembled at indianapolis on the 18th of Ju-
", inst, the DEMOCRATS of Indiana, in their
capacity of civil citizens, feel themselves
called upon to take measures to repudiate the
dangerous principles which have been put
forth by these fanatical distructionists.
Eminent public men from several States
will be present. National men will speak to
us, and act with us without reference to their
former party names. 1t will be day of
jubilee that will live long in the memories OF
those who shall have the pleasure of being
present. Every arrangement that can be
made with the Railroads for cheap travelling,
will be made The accommodations and
Inequalities of indianapolis will be ample
for ALL
We make this call individually to meet
the wishes of very many Democrats who
have desired ii, and we hope every county
in the State will publish and add their names
to the summons, and respond to the senti-
msnts which have prompted our action.
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- TO AGUE sUFFEHEas.-Take

~ To AGUB sUFFERERs.-Taken No
w. more Arsenic, TONES, Mercury, Quinine, Peb-
rifuges, Stychnne, AntPenodics OF any kind. Tie
well known neciency these noKious poisons proves
them TO be the offspring either Of false medical princi
Piles Of mercenary quacks.
The aceumulative atmospheric poison MALARIA is the
ONE cAusR for which the REMEDY is the s1anil
doie'' called ARHODES' FEVER AND AGUE CURE
Take this and health Is secured. The certificate Of the
celebrated chemist DR.. Chiffon, accompanies each bot
tie. For sale by
J. A. RHODES, Providence, r. 1.
X. BROWNING, Wholesale and Retail Agent, In
annapolis, ind. aug 3-dlw
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CINCINNATI STOCK MARKET.

CISCISNArI, August Z.
corrected daily By HEUsoS & HOLMES, from sales
made at the Merchants ExchaD"t and Stock Board, and
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-09

NIseER IN THE WooDPnE-The hand.
soonest looking person upon the platror.n at
the Abolition Convention Of the 18th, was a
genuine negro. The Journal thinks there
were no negroes upon the platform upon that
day, and asserts that they were all upon the
fence
The platform adopted contains so much
Niggerisn, thar ne "colored gemman" could
consistently be upon the fence. The Journal is
mistaken.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 7.
Corn dul-SS991c for yellow, and 92G95 for white
Wheat and in demand-market opened firmly at
yesterdays rates. Flour-no salesCity Mills and How
ard Street held Ut 50 IS.
philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, August !.
arrivals Of Cattle during tho week has been quite
large Beef sold from 80 to IL 30 . 100 Bs-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-09
The Know Nothinga-

The Republican of this city, the organ Of
the so-called American party, says that there
are eight hundred councils in the State, and
a membership of seventy-fve thousand. We
must make due allowance for the imagina-
tive and poetical temperament of the editor
OF the Republican (for clergymen were never
good at fgures) and reduce this number to
about twenty thousand, and still the organi-
zationi TO be overlooked as political ele-
ment. The editor announces the intention
of the order to cooperate with the Fusion
party, very unnecessary declaration on his
part, as the fact is pretty universally known.
The order in this State, so far as it is distin-
guishable from the Abolition party, has de-
generated Of Know Nothings can degenerate)
into sectarian clique of calumniators of the
Roman Catholic religion.
The Fusion party has dropped its opposi-
ron TO foreigner, as an element of its creed,
and its candidates will be found outbidding
the Democrats for the foreign vote. But it is
deemed advisable to keepup the Know Moth
ing order as the interior machinery of Adolf
ton, a sort Of Venetian council of ten, from
which the leaders can operate on the masses
and also as the special instrumentality of re-
hgious bigots. BY this means very many
foreigners can be conciliated, for tbs well
known that the most violent animosity tc
Catholics is found among foreigners The
Know Nothings act on the old English rule
before the daysof Catholic emancipation tina,
an atheist makes better citizen than pa
pist.
The Republican, says tits not the design o.
the order to make secret nominations.v-
Indeed. Then the Ethiopian can change hi
skin and the leopard his spots.
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Wisconsin.

D cox, er. ~ u, nv Ionesville Par
BANK BELoTT, BeOit- ...--..........-.-.-''' :,
BANK on COMMERCE. Milwaukee.
BANK OF FUxD-DU-LAc, Fond-du-lac. ........'.
BANK OF MILWAUKEE, Milwaukee. ............'''
BANK RACINE, Racine. ......-.-.........'''''' .
BANK OF WATERrowE, Watertown.
B.sK OF THE NoRTH-WEsr. Fond-du Lac. ......-...
BANA OF THE WEST, Madison.
CrrY BANK, Kenosha.
CRY BANK OF RACINE ..-::..-...-..-.''-'
COLUMBIA County BASK, Portage City -..-----.-
DANE COUNTY BANK, Madison.
Exca.saR BANK, Milwaukee. ..............-......."
Farmers & MILLERs' BANK, Milwaukee. .--.-..- "
Fox RIVER BANK, Green Bay
(;rRNAsIA BANK, of G. Papendick & Co, MILWAUKEE, "
J.yEsvLLE CRY BANK, Janesyille. far
JrrgERsog COUNTY BANK. Waierown. .............
KrxosHA CousTY BANK, Kenosha- ......--...... !"
NoRrHERs BANK, Green Bay. ............-.........
OsnxosH CRY BANK Oshkosh. "
PyoPLEis BANK, Milwaukee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
RACINE COUNTY BAsE. Racine. ..................-.
Rock RIVER BANK, Beloii. =
STATE BANK, Madison.
STATE BANK OF WISCONSIN, Milwaukee. go. 4"
wIscossrs BANK, Mineral Point
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Philadelphia cattle Market.
BANK NOTE LIST.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED DAILY
by
John WOO1Iey, Ca5h'r.

DEALS N
EXCHANGE, GOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES,
MsridiaH, ed door North IF Warrington street,
indianapolis, ind.
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Georgia.

ATLANTA.
CurRoKRE Insurance AND BAsKIss Co....--..-....3 4"
INTERIOR HAM,.
MANUFACTURERS MEcHcHAsIcs. ...............5 t"
MERCHANTt BANK -.....-.....-.-'s =
PLASrKRs' hEcBANIos' BANE.-............-...s Z"
Tho outstanding Notes OF the Bank OF Peysville lone
thousand Dollarsl will bs redeemed al the Bank Of the
Capitol Par. Parties holding them requested u
hand them tn at the earliest possible moment.
aug dH
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-09
KNOW NOTHING RIOT
AT LOUISVILLE.
TWENTY MEN KILLED!
The City Set on Fire!!
1000 Citizens DISTINGUISHED |
HORRIBLE ATROCITIES ON
Women and Children!!!!

The following letter from an eye witness
gives the details of Know Nothing villanies
which were yesterday perpetrated in Lon
isvills
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-10

We would say that we have Dow in store, OF
BGsr assortment of Scots and Shoes ever offered
for sale in the State of Iowa. We have put our
selves to much pains to get such goods as will
not fail 10 give entire satisfaction 70 the most
fistidious taste. Our prices shall Be such a. v i'll
suit car customers, as We are determined not TO
be undersold by any dealers in the West. We
ask OF the Merchants of Iowa careful exam-
nation OF our Goods, and = comparison of our
prices with those Of other Western places Of
trading. We only AK tho patron we Of dealers
upon conditions that we offer better inducements
than others Respectfully,
MOODY T. THOMPSON.
Keokuk, Iowa, April IL, 1855. d&wff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-10
FROM BOSTON.

The Legislature AMI the Kansas Trouble
The Know Nothings and Slavery
Boston, May e. In the House this az
tcrnoon, Gov. Gardner's veto of the Yer
mont and Massachusetts, Railroad bill W as
sustained. Ths vote was-yeas l73, NAYS
1898 short Of the required two-thirds
The motion 10 reconsider the bill will be
acted on to morrow.
In tie Senate, resolution was intro.
duced directing the Committee on Federal
Relations to consider and report what ac-
ton should be taken by this Legislature,
for the protection Of the rights of Massa-
chusetts migrants 10 Kansas against in
vasion and violence.
The Know Nothing State Council, held
in the Temple last evening. was largely
attended, and the action decidedly anti
slavery. Governor Gardner and Henry
Wilson arc aiming tho delegates chosen to
the National Council in June next. at
Philadelphia. A. B. Ely. Esq, made an
anti-slayery and Know Nothing speech /,
and strong anti slavery resolutions we're
passed, without dissenting vote. Some
who have been huakerish hitherto admit
ted il WAS no use longer to continue SO.
A. tho order must take anti slavery
grounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-10
ANOTHER FIRE IN DAVIS COUNTY.

MEssRs. EpIroRs-Between 10 and ! /
o'clock, on the evening Of the 4th inst. the
ware-room Of VIM Ewing, of West Grove,
in this county. Was discovered to be on
FIRE. and there being strong wind at the
time, all efforts TO arrest the flames were
unavaiing The devouring element made
rapid progress, and ia short time Mr..
Ewing's store-house and dwelling had also
taken fire. and were entirely consumed
II is supposed that the FIRE was commu-
nicated from q c-ndle which Mir. L. had in
the ware room about O'Clock. The loss
is not precisely known, but supposed to be
something over $4,000 60. as his almost
entire stock of goods was consumed, be-
sides his household furniture, proyi-
sions, DC
This is the sixth fire in this county with
in the last three months. II. h. II.
Bloomfield. May 5, 1856.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-10

THD PAaKvILLE LuMIsARy-WHY IT
WAS DEsTRoYEp.-The Weston Reportey
says that the mo5bing Of the Parkville
Luna,ncry was caused By the following
paragraph, which it published Read
and see how much AboIltionism there is
in ii
We have occupied conservative and
national ground, promptly opposing the
measures and men who have brought on
this crisis. Will the President meet il !?
Surely he cannot longer follow counsel.
from among Aboli'ionists aud Nulhfers !?
The country demands that sound, firm.
energetic men have the direction OF public
afairs---who will impress and enfore JUS.
tlce and LAW. There is virtually no law
in Kansas, and no security for life and
property. save III the sense of honor and
justice cherished by every true phone er.
This may save the country from
ood-shed, but the Government, is held
up 10 ridicule and contempt, and its au-
lhority disregarded Judges Of elections
have been displaced and others appoint.
ed--tlle polls nave III some instances bee n
guarded with pistols and bowie knives
and some Of those elected are going 10
the Governor swearing that if he does
not give certificate Of election immedi-
diately. they will cut his throat from ear
to ear 7 Is the flag Of our country to be
no longer protection Tor are indiyidu
ais or companies Of men to declare VIZ
WILL and it must be 50, without regard
to law? Is this what the authors Of re
Nebraska Kansas Bill meant hy Squatter
Sovereignty?