davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

CHAs. W. WoOLLEY,
Whssssa1s orsess.
FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANT,
EcR ne pssssnt e Aha. lsy's wsrhssss, Le...
has u store and y ssrivs ne following arssss II he
' 9 I'D. Pm. n: 0. sugar s
as % ois 20 DC 90
% hail. bbs erushed %
q s & n e. o. 9 S.i.:.s. %
e g. 90 ssio ZIP .s......
!: ri, sAs't: Tea HI.ei5
% SACKS rlo Con-. 20
:: 5:s JAVA 90
boxes CASTLE soap
g DO star Candies
10 half boxes Star Candles
3 s sss cis ss v,n e prime pc .r...
100 Sacks @. A. Salt .-zte--ss .
g % dairy %
Il Boxes Babbtrs saisrstus
9 half Dbl. Sod: DO
? boxes Cream Tartar
70 90 &c E Essr.s s.i lemon
DO Italian Nacaroni ~
do Ground Ginger
!: !: !: !: go &C. GO:
50 DO Painted Buckets 49, p tls-y.1
10 bbIs Pitch
do Rosin
II Cases Rifle Powder
10 bbls Refined Lard OIL
100 Reams Wrapping Paper
Bales Unbeached Sheetlng for aaekp
- Baskets Still Cztawba
10 cases fresh Batmr' Oysters
81 bills Fresh Pilot Bread
20 do Fresh Butter Crackers
30 do Fresh Boston Crackers
10 do Fresh soda Crackers
10 do Fresh Sugar Crackers
10 do Fresh Wine Crackers
Is do Fresh Water Crackers
10 do Fresh Pic Mic CIsckers
~ do Fresh Oyster Crackers
IS boxes Assorted Candles
10 do Fancy Candies
do Crmped Candles
10 do Plain Kisses.
RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, THE FOLLOWING
CHOICE LIQUORS.
boxes quarts and pints, dne old French Brandy.
demJons extra nne old Whisky.
do old whisky.
do old Peach Brandy.
do Blackberry Cordial.
do Fine old Palatna Madeira.
The above stock offered the rates for cash
Country merchants and others will please call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Prime Mess Pork Fresh Butter Eges and Cheese
Clover Seed and Cider, consignment,
cheap for cash.
Pilot Bread and all kinds sizes of Crackers from the
MonSd City Bakery, 10 and Cheap for cash.
Ten iessee money taken At 10 discount payment
ror Groceries, &C., &c.
Having appointed Agent the Louisville Journal,
am prepared to receive subscriptions.
CHAS. W. wOOLLEY,
sei7-tf Reys Big Stone warehouse, Lower Lsvee.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

FOR SALE.
- JOts4 and In Block sc Irvnes Enlargement TO Rice
II Irvine's Addition Saint Paul. these = hne
spring Of water, that with ting EXPENSE BY Of
hydraulic be forced into part Of residence
End made to the shape Of Fountain
central and unsurpassed In beauty Of location.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

WIN. ]. PARSONS,
attorney, Solicitor and General agent,
Corner First and Nicoet Ss, Minnesota.
(Brick BuildiSg.)
INVESTMENTS made at point Ia the Territory, and all
business the Courts Of the Territory the Supreme Court
Of the United States promptly attended to- jes-iy
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

WRITING AND DOOK-xEEpTNo
IL persoos Wishing hecome ROOD r.nme, and nook
kepe should apply st Dobear's, Nicos Derkryss
'' "s'ssos"e' defe-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29
The Particular Depot,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR /;
ARE WANTED IN EXCHANGE


FOR GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WHOLESALE and Retail, lower than the lowest for
IA Cash. Ny stock consists in partof
bfuns best quality Of Butter.
$500 lbs. Of fresh Coifsh, direct from Boston. -
90 barrels Of green App,es.
Sugar Of all grades and descriptions Flour, Coffee, TEA,
thing Else that Is kept IN that fine business.
Book Account Otherwise please
fork the time come hand
demands the therefore,
take proper measures to secure collections.
declodff J. FROST.
Third St., No. s..
HORSES FOR SALE.
LoR SALE, span Of horses, well matched and IN
II the once Of the WINSTON House. ocI7-tf
REMOVAL.
McCLOUD & BROTHER.
N NEW AND ELBGANf STORE,
ton Of their and the pubBc greatly
incsesss ID facilities sGbsded ~ their FfssfF
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
fer CAMPING the
HARDWARE BUSINESS N AL RS BRAxCHBo.
HsysE complete ssek vSnses
t8de, thy VOID solc call p9hac, know1ag thsl
y are better prepared thsa tese QUALITY
OF GOODS AT THE
dci-Ins LOWEST PlIcEs FoA CASE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29
AT A GREAT RARG 4

E"H on said Lot that 70 comfortable FOR . small family.
AT GREAT BARGAIN.
The subscriber authorized to sell sixteen hundred acres
good farming ands scattered the country
twenty-five miles distant this nearly lying up-
the margin Of beautiful lakes. win
this time bring 90 Is,
months hence This property has assigned
the Assignee in trust for the benefit creditors,
sold rerms-$4 acrek cash, balance year
10 per cent. interest.
ron sAI.r. ~
1911 ACRES OF PINE LANDS FOR SALE!
These Lands selected with care Al Il re sx-
by Maine, who Pine Forests,
and well able TO Judge Of location, quality,
who selected waters win carry
logs to market without trouble.
LOWER LEvEE AT GREAT BARGAINS.
One undivided Of Lots 10, 10 feet of from the
Of lots 4 and 3, Block -, st. PAM.
Aiso Ia Of Rreund lease Paul,
running II This 10 the cheapest the market
At the present time.
no26-f C. n PARKER.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29
FOR SALE.
Lots 3 and A i'm Block 26 in

X q TX IN E'N AU UI II q " :.
With $500 improvements thereon.
Said lots ITO feet front by 242K feet deep-ithin "a
feet Of the Winal0w House.
Also, lao in Sec lying the River within miles
Of the Lowe Landing, laid out into lots.
Also, IS the Upper Landing, Ia Of mile above the
Upper Warehouse.
Ao 81 in the tract Of land joining, part the bluff
part the bottom, running to the river.
Being about change and going back to FIRST
principles cutvatng the earth and earning bread by the
sweat Of brow, will III the above low for Is cash. 3 In
at 10 cent? Ia in 10 cent. Title
warranted perfect, sale. L. C. KINNEY.
~ Pats Of the land he at the ONCE ANDREW
C. DUNN, Esd, Empire Block, ST. Paul. MT. des-lm
GENTLEMENS CAPS.
II HATCH has just received by Express splendid assort
1Ls nnc Plush, Plush and Cloth Mohar Caps
the latest styles.
nO30-f st. Anhony-st., near Presbyterian Church.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29
THE ONLY HAT M1NUFACT0RY m MN

WEhave adopted Genn,s New style of Hat which
We are now prepared to make TO order.
one OF our STYLE viii please leave their ORDERS perfect
d guaranteed IN al We also have
soment Of Soft Hats Coh snd Ph Gaps, various styles
and quaes Also lssEe and veilseiected soc Of Cent?
Furnishing Goods, Shirts, CoIlsr Cndehs and Draver
Hose Snpender Crsvats, Gloves, Lsdes ezt,s Can't
lets ke, &e Ao, Trunks, Carpet Daex, vsises ases e
SHAW HARRELL, 81. Anfhss1-sl-, :
oe."-U Nearly opposite the American House,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29
DAVID A. POWELL.

DAVID A. POWELL,
STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER BUILDER,
b"ner Sreef, befween Congress and Front Cincinnati o.
LII sizes OF Portable Circular Saw Mills, Cast Iron water
"A Wheels for Saw and Grst Mills and Grst Mill Irons.
ahers, Lithrs Borna As Upright Drills, Cutters
&c, made Ia order. 10y ~ ''
" Second handd ENGINES Boilers for sale deaotf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

FAN and Winter stock -
.i+H sEt iMnsHsE ARRIVAL o. So
G1OCERIEs AND FROvIs1ONS.
B. r. IRVINE q CO.,
NH0LISALE AND RETAIL 0R0CcRS AND PROvl-
Sf0N MERCHANTS, fst"&
Ceener g. Anshsay = Exchange Streets, sppssite the
-.e AmsYican A0uses tf ~
es.5eae SAINT PAUL, NINNES0TAs
IYAvH Just received very LAnoE ExTxxsrvE STOCK
H Groceries and Provisions, which they of the
City Country Trade much lower prccs CASH. than
had other house the City. We feel justfcd
making this assertion, the
Goods At lower rates than they could have been uchased
earlier the and having received them here
fesh and stock large, we'll selected and OF
assortment, confidently believe hold forth
Inducements to buyers to purchase OF uaer examining
goods prces-than other establishment.
merchants, the Mississippi Minnesota Rives,
and Of the INTERIOR wishing to epiensh their
stock would that they will hnd 1t to their advantage
and interest to give call before purchasing elsewhere,
prepared to do jobbing trade low prices.
Small pronts strictly READY PAY We
thanks old friends and their past
liberal patronage, solicit continuance the
and also ali that favor with call and
their trade. +-i
Our Stock consists of the following articles, to which
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

MARSHALL e CO.,
bankers and Exchange Brokers,
Cor. Third and Cedar Streets st. Paul.
vXTIL receive deposits,
w Warrants, and loan and make Investments for
non-residents.
REFER
c. II. Rogers 4 Co., 40 Wall street, New York.
Keen & Taylor, lOl Walnut street, Philadelphia.
N. Holmes & Sons, Pittsburgh.
Kinney, Espy & Co., Cincinnati.
Bank OF Mo-, and Darby T. Barnsdale, st. Louis, No.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
N. Corwith & Co., Galenz.
Flags Savage, Quincy, Ill. seS-U
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29
Z AND BLANK

81. PAUL BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK
BOOK MANUFACTORY,
JA6 befDeen MfAnesofs and Robevfs-sfs. per Pres
Leys Grocery Gn1 Provfsfon Store
INnE understrned, having completed his
Ruling and Binding, Ii prepared 10 fnish
pattern, without printed headings Particular ana
attention paid to ORDERS Banks &C.
- Music, MAGAZINES, Pamphlets, &C., any style
Packages directions to-
Bill HesAs shipping Bills &c Ruled and Prfnfet order.
su7S-a J. A. u. HOlsfNGTON.
MARBLE. MARBLE:
ICSf received corner oS
scn and Seventh PAM, choc~ lot II American
.nd Italian Tomb stones, Marble Chimney Pieces,
Those Wishing and lasting tribute to
memory Of fher friends viii do well call and examine before
purch ssing elsewhere.
sez2-d&wu JF TosTEvIN 4 co.
NOTICE.
IL those knowing indebted to the firm Of
"A Howz please csJi and make settlement within
thirty days this the accounts Will be given into
other hands for eoectson.-Dee. LIST. 1858.
LAfM D0R SALE.
nj quantity u Lsth cse b psocured by calling on
IA jyI1H ,. ". BASS h CO., ~~e~ J>v-s.
LOT Eon SALR-RARE CHANCE.
LOf eefbly situated TIE Capitol worth ef0oo
n fefsd fef ssse sss go. Inquve q
l. JUST kECEIvED,
Al BOXES Of those western neserve cheessl
IN ess from Tie Dats an s sale sassses thAn ever II
! snl-tf .. r. fRvISL 4 co
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

Thermometrical Table for lass.
't by Wren 4 GroG, Druggists, St. Anthony st. 8,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE.
1856. WINNIE + COOLEY, 1855.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and
nlanufacturefs In
Ready Made Clothing, Fusniating Goods, Bow'
and Cbildren's Clothaug.
Roberts Street, seins Pasi, Minnesota.
%. Pau, nay Ssts teoo. myz-n
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29
WOOD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
& BROS WOOD YARD

NE would again call attention Yard near the
w junction Of Third and 81 Anthony
prepared to sell all kinds Of Weed cheap for cash,
PersYns having Wood 10 sell win can our
ONCE, at the Wood lard.
je13-tf tTt 70 STERLING 4 BRo.
In Justices Court, Before N. Gibbs Esq, Justice Of
the Peace In and Ger Ramsey CSussy, ~. r.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

e.fA FOR SALE,
EMP A splendid brick house o Fort street.
FOR SALE CHEAP. t4
80 Lot Block Is, Kittson's Addition. There house
s on said Lot that 10 comfortable for small family
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29
Joseph Spell,
%.
Henry Angus.
To Henry Asgnus, Defendasf:

VOU are hereby notified that
issued against and property satisfy
inc demand Of said Jsseph Spell sunfin& Forty
100 dollars Now shall appear Gibbs,
ESQ.,. Justice County, at his OF.
nee tn the city Of st. Paul IN said County, day
January A D., 1856, O'Clock judgement
win be rendered property pay said
DEBT Dated this 14th day Of Dec, 1855.
de1s-l JOSEPH SPILL p4,frtt0
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
We receiving from the large
stock n Se and intend surpassed
BY house in st. Paun variety,
and excellence,
in oHr line, which we hall offer to the public.
jy7-u WREN, CROFT 4 REGALLv.
FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
very quality Of French Brandy and Old Port
Wines pure and unsduerard, which
icinal or family use. ap2e-u
TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
lust RECEIVED. at Wren, Regally's Drug store
large and general assortment Of warrens ceebi aed Fish
Hooks Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus every
TO THE LADIES.
WE HAVE RECEIvED a selected assortment Of
Luons and other fine perfumes suitable for the
ies WREN. CROFT REGALLY.
COUNTY AND CITY ORDERS WANTED,
highest prices; Land Warrants bought soid
. So sna Iana Once.
ocSl-lm Third-st., next door to Col. xcKeniy's.
Fever and Ague.
A NEW, taseess and perfect which contains
any climate. Read what eminent Physicians say:
eve have used Deshsr. Artrsodie Pills in hundreds Of
second chill after eomn,ensins with them We them
family that is ehilis md fever"
VIVA NEWELL n. r., AIentown,N.J.
AID. NEWELL, n. D., New Brunswick, MI.
NOTE FROM HON. THEo. FkELrNoHuYsEN.
From the professional character reputation Of Drs
Newell, above mcntione6 and the which
temen with Mr. Desnler held In this State
in stating that representation made
public CONFIDENCE THEO. FRELINGHUYSEN.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Jan. ~, 1854.
Read the testimony OF R. D. Coleman,
favor Of Deshler's Fever and Ague Pills:
Aston House, December Is, 1854.
Chas. D. Deshler Esq.-Desr Sir: claim the $500
agreed to give medicine did me, being
sufcently enumerated perfect
for several months with Jaunier bilious
ague Your pills performed perfect 10y through
single course. They recommend-dto fricnd
whom feel greatly obliged. shall them with
perfect confidence In all Of similar
Truly r. B. COLEMAN.
WIEN. GROFF REGALY, Agents for ST. Paul. je13-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

- WANTED,
FEW Good lots In st. Anthony aud 81. Paul Gold Land
"A Warrants Currency, Drafts &c at the current rates VI
exchange.
u Interest allowed special deposits.
aull-d&wtf CARLOS WILCOX.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29
Houses FoR SALE.

LoR SALE Of horses, well matched ami
eeent condition. For particulars inquire of NJ Dsrow
Al the once Of the Winsow House. oc17-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-29

LAND FOR SALE.
ORTY in of st. Anthony; valuable claims within
few miles Of the Falls; interest in valuable water
power twenty Immediately Of town large
Der Of lots in the nohing Of Minneapolis Shak
opee, lie Sueur and Mankato.
affidavit CARLOS WILCOX.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11
Beautifal Conaistenoy.

Inc know Nothing Republican na-sers and
sl'es@ers arc working with great industry to
maize the prop.e believe that the Democratic
party arc responsible for tie liquor iaw.
brief reference 70 facts viii show hox reel-
less tho men ere that ara engaged in such
! work -'-
Last year tho fusion ofascr ard in ,evrs,.-
pcr denounced the Democratic rartv IS the
" hisSy Party because tho Democratic State
convention declared against "search seizure
and oonhscsiion' Every Democratic paper and
speaser opposed such law IS tic present
ono. Fusion County CoaTeaticns resolved
iorsuch !aw, Democratic CorveutioE axsiast
81 much ior last year.
Last winter every kropv Eotl.n- Fusion
Senator and nearly every Know Eothiar
Fusion Representatives, voted to strike ont ths
law. Three fourth cf the Dsuoc.atic Ssna-
tons voted against the bill 80 Of tue Al Dem
ccratic Representatives. voted to striks on,
search, seizure AID Imprisonment. 81 oftba
- who voted aSains. the lsw vsre Demo
as year, not Democratic paper or SPEAK
or endorses the law; all declare uaeouiyosos,lv
forth repeal Of thcsc oaious features yvh.cL
are repusnant to tao feelings Of even the best
Temperance men.
The Democratic party opposed the law last
yeaE-and they oppose il thfs year.
lac Know AolhiRg Fusion party endorsed
the liquor law last year ard passed it Ia ths
legislature ny n almost unanimous Know
Nothing yote.
Inc Know Nothias Republicans (thc Know
S'otiinS tus.onist under ? new nas.el now le-
o0' most Justify to throw tho responsibility
for the law upon that party Ole Dsrnocratic.
winch opposed Il last year, last winter, aud
this summer.
The people VIII snow who - t-rss, after
such az exhibition CT dishonesty in tho Know
hotaing leaders as IS seen 10 every Lei 1hbor-
nood.-Loganspost Pharos
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11
NC DemooratIo cra.a

40. 1.-Equal aud oxEct justice 70 al rnea
os Whatever State or PERSUASION, religious Or
political
friendship with al natous; eutaryliur eli.
ances with none.
No. 3.--The right Of States and Territories
TO administer their ovn domestic affairs.
No. 4.-Freedom and equality. tho so~or.
eighty Of the people, and The right Of the rss-
jority oulewhcnth their viii Is constitut:ouslly
expressed
No. 5.--E'onomy in tie public expendi-
iures, and q sacred preservation Of public
faith.
Nc. 6.--Froo5om Of religion freedom Of
the press, and general dfasicn Of infOrr.a-
ton.
No. 7.-oPPosit;on 70 all secret political or
gan.zatlors, and 70 al coTup.ions IN Politics.
No. {. "A sacred preservation Of tic Fed
erai Consultation, and no religious tests sor Of
fee
No. 9--No Jigotry, or pride Of cas.a O.
distinction Of birth aIaoug Amer:can citi.ers.
No. lo-Bespec. and protection fos the
rights Of all
30 4L-4he prese-gGtion OF tie natural
eaton laws, and the right cfsll the pubic do
main aud the protection OF the American
( Goverument
No. l2--oppQsition 20 chartered mOuop-
olies.
No. lS.-Commoa brolhcIhood and rood
VIII 10 all-especiaiiy to those Of the house
! hold Of faith.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11
VOLUME Nv.
LITERARY Politicians.

The October number Of Putnan's Month
IL has political article on the Kansas Ques-
ton which is a weak Reproduction OF the
stereotypsd sophistries on that subject in par
ticular and on slavery in general. We pass
over its unfair and untruthful statements, and
say nothing of the dishonesty Of inserting IN
literary Magazine an essay purely partisan;
but its perusal has suggested the existence OF
a growing nuisance in our country. Wemean
the class of literary politeiGns, who are some-
what of the same character with political
preachers. They arc equally ignorant, pre-
sumnuous aud impracticable. without knowl-
edge of public affairs. full of netaphysical..ab-
stractions, prompt TO discourse de omnibusre'
bus ct gli6ssdaM alies, and living examples
of the truth expressed by the poet that "Fools
rush in where angels fear to tread"
The Collegiate Institutions OF New Eng
land are the nurseries of men Of this sort,
and EMERSON is, perhaps. the most illustrious
specimen. In the West and South, men
must know something of real l5e before they
undertake to he Statesmen and attempt to
influence the legislation Of the people.
Many of them have passed the fiery ordeal
of the bar, have had To talk common sense
to hard-fsted juries and to learn to look at
things as they are. Others have served as
county commissioners and sherifis sand railroad
contractors and have actually seen the world
"a it is. Such men are practical men, and are
entitled to guide the politics Of the country.
But from the literary politician, from the re-
cluse who looks at society through college
spectacles, God Lord deliver u. lie IS al
ways fanatic, generally an Abolitionist and
frequently Fusiouist and Woman Rights
man.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11

that the first innocent. though poverty stricken
denizsn, should be subjected to the first hour
Of imprisonment, simply for deIt! Since that
period, our debtors law has been improved;
but. to-day, the unhappy poor man may be
temporarily thrust into prison, il his poverty
compels him to owe what he cannot pay
"Blot ont--iorever blot out this Infamous
rule, OH We wise and humane lawmakers OF
or enlightened day. Erase from the pages
Of yonr statute-book, We Legislators OF MasSa-
ehusetts, every vestige Of this stigma OF the
bsrbaric age. And believe that while the
very worst use you can put man TO, IS 70
ha11 him so the ns1t worst (under any err
cunistances,) is to INPsIsoS HIM Fon DEBT
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 6. 1855.
National Issuez


1no power of the press. aided By a Lmited
public sentiment has unfortunately dissent.
mated in the minds Of some who are nisled
by Fse Aasne of liberty, an impression ths'
theFzture Of Freedom admits 10 compro-
rniss with principles which seemingly con-
hic4 with its Institutions. That IS to say,
thatsovernnent, to he perfectly administered,
muslascure tbs rights Of all,-that every man
mus be satisfied with his lot. and that this
satisfsction must be obtained AT any risk
whieI last proposition. though L may be
trail the rear of the fivss 50 rs to seem a
dedSsf5h ffofh I, IS ysts ncvs4 llasiicsIl-sc.
quent
! Political economy has yot 10 solve the
problem Of perfect government. in waiting
for which solution, wc are necessitated to
take the best we can fnl. and to thank
Heaven We Gle IN wOrse disposed oL An
old fable tells us that the farmers onco petit
toned the gods "a lei them choose their own
seasons OF weather, deemiug their own Wis
dom in such points rather superior; and the
request was granted. Not very long after
wards, dePntation.o .of the same people anx-
iously besought the resembling Of the grant,
SAYING that hardly two of them could agree
at once: fo, one man wanted it to rain on his
corn when another wanted dry weathc. for
wheat harvest; some wanted sunny weather
for haying when others desired cloudy day
log pleasure cxcunion or fishing, and the
general disagreement had nearly produced
"frce fight in the community. PERHAPS Il
politicians would consider this simple old
story once month or so It might soften
many of their difIicultics. remove many Of
their antipathiea, and perhaps dcplive of their
force many Of the virulent invociivas with
which sectional interest combats national
interest. We speak plainly; there IS now
rife spirit of Interference in our neighbo.'s
business. tendency to open discussion where
wo arc rot concerned; and these intoyferen-
ces which would ros be tolerated in psiv2te
Affairs arc deemed praiseworthy and salutary
in the relst;ons Of separate sections Of our
Union.
A few days viii give retGrns fFoin several
States in which contest has been warmly
pressed between the fanatic Pnrsucrs Of an
IDEAL reform, and the finn baud who look only
TO the welfare OF "olfr country, our ie'o'e eou.
thy, and nothing but our country" Feeble At
tempts Of this unsnhstantial character shall
never shake the firm foundations Of our con-
federacy, nor shall the hand OF destructive III
novation pull down that which it is unable to
reconstruct There IS at hand struggle be-
tween the supporters Of q stpong and eternal
principle, 1.-The principle by which only re-
publican form of government can exist that
tae psop!e must TRe and that P2paSdr sore-
taaasig = tie smg tsss q espsdissy, land
tsssc Who have regud for no principle Of
justice. no regret, or sympathy for the fail
ings of fallible humanity, and no real desire
for the elevation Of any part OF mankind ex-
cept themselves. In this struggle, Heaven
protect the right Cor truth IS mighty, aye,
and shall prevail
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-11
willow FEvta II MESrEIs AT L.sr.-At

YELLOW FEvta X MEslrEIs at LAs-.-At
Memphis on the 18th, there were Eve irtes-
ments from Yellow FeyoEdeaihs The Mem
phis EaS'iirer or the 2oth Sept. says.
Contrary 10 our hopes, and to what we be-
levod our weli-reascaed calculations. w-o aro
pained 70 announce that the violent febuie
disease, heretofore nIoIticued as having bro
ken out IN the sc2ther1 pat ofthis city, Is O,
the increase,
It should he torno il mind. that this fever
IS strictly confined 70 tho 8ouIhsrn portion &
the city. Ia view CT the .atoncss OF the sea
son and the near approach Of fros., we nav
reasonably hope that i 1s:H not spread to srv
great extent ard thal It w.il have hut httle
time to do the fatal work here i has been de-
ING recently ia othercities.