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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01
LOOK ND LIHElqA
VI lege.sa D8. II. ,. GALLUPB ~ al, 10
SVRItp or RRlER ROOT


The best, most etua sAfs and rsliabis Msdhs usd
wa 9 ssS y ga
Youngj also asovEREsoN 1HMEDY y0R l8 ,fsig9GiIs
Asissic Chelers, In iss First stages.
medicine has been In use and has establl1
e sa e Ss 1s !, IL "a !. y"ur q
.s hs e; %
eloi bodyof the American people Knovsdss wheh
experience can only give tosheJsr.
}Ef 70 a. The Bfier Rect syrup a salpE
result Of many yearsnvesgaon causes Of Bowel
Complaints and the adaptation Of vegetable remedies their
shops well known tia: any person share
Of k1owedse aud Judgment can tell Whist VII have
opium, stupies The :ystem has ssndsney 70 check
the action the bowels and that on and isap and
who does not know that opium death and
Quantities that the disease viii be re-.
~ q
Of the poson but the result is that while the
tenn and sappng the foundations Of health,
brings the unfortunate patient stage early grave
DocroR GALLUP was early struck with this pecul.rity in
discovery remedy. uitiess la
bor finally succeeded demonstrating the veg
eabe extracts the poisonous principle be separated
the that they
er for ther effects Re also succeeded in method
OF separating them, that and practicable. M y
This Great Discovery e.
enabled him accomplish seeking
viii ali The and annoying q the
without any way endangerins Of the patient.
Such Is the origin of the SYRUP RooT such
advantages every other medicine. h.
1t effects In one quarter the time required BY ordinary
vegetable poison IN the system to be
removed! s.s+rf sgt-fss-.sr vpiy : e. rf-ze .s4t
the system opposite extremes but re-
stores and leaves the bowels
induces diseased action system respect
1t pleasant TO the aste produces
twill always effect cure taken before the patient abso
It produce death, orinduce any diseased
It's effect on children is asrnsent, and queting, being the
THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES as its effects, and the
properties Syrup, praise but It's own mer.s
Ihave done duty in bringing the medicine the notice
THE PEOPLE,
and their duty investigate themselves the only
sure way to do this is to
GIVE IT TRIAL. @
It is manufactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN,
No. ~ Washington Street, Albany, NY.
be promptly by him or his agents.
and the medicine be had Of Druggists
the country. p ,'ai
Apply as above, to -t+ r.
A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass.
L. B. GoRT0N, Cleveland, Ohio. ~
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, Indianapolis, Ia.
A. BoYNToN, Ottawa, I'll.
THOs. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
J. H. PRICE, Janesvile, Wis.,
p. B. COOK, st. Paul, Minnesota: elL
T. B. SEELEY, Harrisburgh, Pa.
ts are a tive in the
located. se26-lyw
THE Grand Medical Warehouse, No. - Washington street,
with horse and wagon, 500 $500 capti
to deposit security for aithfuness, &C., in business
as to honesty ability act
agents in the popular patent
the day in the western to whom all travelling
cordng to the ability applicant.
n B-Apply without delay either letter person.
fOr
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

CO The Presbyterian Church recently sold at
Chicago for $65, 900, is to be turned into a thea
two
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01
COMMIssIONERs, NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Probate Court
w Of Ramsey County, Territory of Minnesota, COmm
soners receives examine and adjust claims demands
of all against the Estate FRANCIS DUNN,
said County, deceased also all claims demands exhibit
ted In offset heretO and six months the first publication
Of this notice being allowed by said Court
do therefore hereby notice
ties of said appointment at the house of JOHN ROGERS
in the City Saint Paul, the
the hours O'clock A. and O'Clock NJ,
day. JOHN ROGERS, o.
nnIQ
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01
TROY, N. Y, BELL FOUNDRY.
JONES & HITCHCOCK. PrODrietOrs.

TR0v 1CTT VOuNnpV
JONES s. HITCHCOCK, PrOprietOrs,
MANUFACTURES and keep constantly ON hand Bells.
cns Locomotive and Railroad Stations hung with Hdrshs
.. to
70 u.s. at Toy Rens Co.. N To- shall have our immediate At
:e"-oH - .11o-.y
1RowsINo srPw v1s1' alien LIEN Al LEM
WHOLESALE Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, IA War
irving House, New HSii n ''''' 's''"
MEALIO,
IJATTRR, 41s BROADWAY, NEW Yonx.
III >~' tuna aa-avtf
----------------
.--g Us DIR. e. SMELL, .,.C.
rorm.r pr.nr,..or p,v..sa ~ M
Cure and late Proprietor of Easthamnton Hydronstbic
Institution. s
SMELL having had long and successful practice in
would respectfully solicit the people
yciny and the pubic generally Examinations Of chronic
~ WIN iu @ @ . win no previous
Nz-O6tce heurs from o A. NJ to 4 p N. mar IOdawtf
rro,xrvs .Mn cn,I.,s., OBJ nnvw., u,,n.
A opposite the House. sharopee Scott county, NJ T.
formation with to titles free Of
). n. WAKEFIELD. nov53-w-ly L. M. BROWN.
SHAKOPEE. MINNESOTA. --, -
c,... r.~ ID. -: + !. y Co nLaE = ~;
EAMBOATS OF hght orat putt expressly Tor his trade
- leave ST. Paul other day for this point and
through In four hours and all goods consigned to will be
promptly forwarded by teams to Belle Palms. Henderson,
Sueur, Traver St. Peters, Mankato, and to other
drectede jy2-1y
-, - -
I......, .., :. WY nvN nOt1,AND, ~,
n"W"ey at1 Cou"sen0T az Lou ana S0HcT IN ChonceyJ
MINNESOTA REFERENCE:
Gov. W. A. German, rgst+es
J. Travis Rosser, Esq, Secy Min. Ter,
capt. ). ID. simpson, u 3. Top. Engineers. >St. Paul.
Al. Morgan, ESQ.,, Democrat Once,
y. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hon. H. H. Sibey, Mendoza.
Gov. E. Louis Lowe
7. H. ONeal, Esq.,, Secretary of State,
Judges egand Tuck and Eceston OF the gu annapolis
prsme Court OF Maryianos
non. Aiexanoer hanoa1,
1onn ". L. McMahon, Esq, Baltimore, Nd myl6-t
MOUrS COnau
-, -, -, -,
Heherai Agents ana commission merchants,
IOR the all kinds Of Railroad Materials, Machinery
Mills Forgng Iron and Brass Castings, Steam Gauges Steel,
"a GO a'9' ~ u Gnu el"s' "u''a rercha oood
anu ~ ..as, A' i'ie''
NO. 10 main street, ST. Louis, Mo-
nj. G. MoIEs, n. d. VAN NosrRANp, H. M. WOODWARD,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01
MARTIN DREW,

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Az ksnds sad quality Of Ssdde Hsrnes, C0sss, unks,
Vahfses, W1tps Fly Nes, Re.
LSO Carriage Trimming, all kinds repairing done
ms nne with neafneS and dispatch. His shop Third
street, between Minnesota and Roberts. myl5-Iy
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

G.. A. DELOYNES e CO.,
IMPORTERS
Brandies, Wines, Fruits s. Segars,
- South Water Street, (up stars,) Chicago.
THE Wines and Liquors sold
the importation Of their New Pork firm, and trans
feed In Under the seals of Chicago
where they lodged United cellars
the merchants Of the States purchase
In Chicago with the certainty quality
York Jobbed Goods sold country Canada
oan be Transferred in bond, II there
place. North offers
liquors with the like security
ind to their interest,"
the article, send their
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

REMOVAL EMP1RE BLOCK,-NO. o,
TNHE following articles
prices Delans, neat Cacos, Gnghams, Shirting,
Baached and Unbeached, Tickng Skirts, Collars,
Sleeves Barred Muslin, SWISS Shifting and Powcasn fancy
a. =,
Gentlemen be supplied with the
mcrs and Cloths, Umbrellas Carpeags Caps, Gloves, Shirts
and Under-Shrs Collars Fancy Caters, and host
articles. Please buy.
N. B.-Mr. Mix's
der the supervision Of an excellent cutter.
feb2S-dtf EONSrcA
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01
SAINT CLOUD CITY!
LOCATED At THE HEAD OF STEAM NAVIGATION
ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
nd NJ the Feat ~ cant apads

SAINT CLOUD CITY! 80
LOCATED AT THE HEAD OF STEAM NAvrGATToN
ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
And II the Feet Of sauk Rapids innsssss Territory.
MAS surveyed. plotted during the month Of
1852 in .coSrd.nes With The Act Of consress
and possess the fosns for mailing one Of The
laygesf cities IN the aorfh-resf. = - -.
with slopes steamboat LANDING
and on the west bank Of the Msspp,
the mouth Of Sank river, and about sixty above the Tss
heado STE nlboat navigation above st. Anthony
and between these two places steamboats, win regularly
the present season. -
center Of the county on the river The county fully organ
ised according to law.
than at other place in the Territory Five have
already been :c.ed By With large appropriations
Tor their ccnpletion all leading through country
purchase by the Government Of 1aoooooo
largest amount Of lands in Mnnesota which being above
aowins from an extensive numbering country.
The valley Of Sank River for richness cannot be
well adapted to farming purposes,
pre-empton which win exclude specustoq and make every
Viii Be tributary to ST. coua 81 ae''a' "h'e'
Rsss e ssss .S 70.
serption Of the country in the Of St. Cloud through
vens oe.i Report to o. hs survey and sxpior
ing expedition. BRor, CURTIS. co.. rr1 %;1neo;.
once on Main street, opposite the q q u
ST. Cloud Land Agency snd Iutsuseucs once" jessf
EATON,s INSURANCE AGENCY.
Office On Third street, o. r.sI, Win ~. r. Murray
Teniise Fire Ensswsses Company Of Nsw Yers Guy.
CASH CAPITAL, e9o0yo00. a3Sf
Ken Stone Esswssee Ce~Sssy, Of PAasdebhts;
CASE CAPITAL, 13ooyOoo.
lfsesss LIFE Isssrssee Compssy, Of Nev ssk Cur
NET AccunuLATED RuuD, nsls,7gG g..
Poess Issued in the sbovs rssponsls Companies ~
i' :s:: :. '''"'''' property ar.ros A.....
q PLOWS-Yog ssIa b.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

HENRY X. WALKER.
VxIHOLEsALE Dealer in every description Of
w Furniture, Feathers, Mattresses, Beds and Bed
ding.
ALSO.-Pianno Forses and Melodsons. Randolph
Street, Chicago. une lO-ly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

BIG ELOW & FLANDRAU.
Attorneys and CounseHors at Lato.
Once over L. B. Wait Co.'s stor Third below Roberts,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
VXII attend promptly and carefully professional
w in all the the Territory;
debts and all other business In connected with
the profession.
Money to loan In small sums o good security. ..
HORACE r. BIGELow. z. FLANDRAu.
my-tf.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01
NEW SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
MANDATORY.
SAINT ANTHONY STREET.

JAV1NG purchased the stock and fixtures old
formerly occupied by Bradley, and having added large
and select Saddlery Stock am
prepared to do all work entrusted
manlike manner. Ef
N BRepairing promptly attended to-charges moderate.
jy20-tf M IEvOY
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

TRUMAN NJ. SMITHS
COLLECTING AGENCY AND DEPOSIT OFFICE,
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
PARTICULAR attention paid the purchase and sale Of Real
Estate, Looming Money, Locating Land Warrants Payment
II Taxes, etc., etc. myl5;ly<
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01
pEtLs,N 1KLLe,iI

H1 eUDSCRIB1Ro, at their long established and enlarged
Foundry manufacture improved method and keep
constantly on large their superior BELLS
Of all descriptions suitable Fire Alarms. Churches,
Aeademiea Tacseries csea.beass, Pisnaasiens, &C.,
mounted with their fRetating Yeke,v other improved
Hangngs which the safety Bell with
ecency rnsipg. Wsrantee siven q tone and Durability.
full particulars TO CH1MEos KEvos
ply for Circular to A. NENBBLYsS SONS.
my22-lys ~ n = West Troy, Albany Co.. n. r.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01
DRY KILN.

subscribers have now IN operation in ST. Paul Patent
Il Dry Kiln for drying Lumber, by entirely
II 10 OF recent discovery and will dry Green
the saw without wapine. checking otherwise
Lumber, Out the adding vsue)
Die short space Of time Of day. Persons
jackson and Ninth Streets 49,, $3.50
The cost Of constructing Kiln $50 $780, depend-
Ing upon Its sze The cost Of drying lumber
merely nomna IL believed capital OF $500 invested
Kiln ana prop ery will nett profit Of 25
go per day. s3Ia 37&c - 3 1--- -s.r -
Town and County Rights fer Wisconsin, and Mnncots
for sale. Enquire r. HASKELL Patentce.
slow House, st. Paul. WAKEFIELD co.
This TO certify that have the Kiln
IN operation snd have had flooring dried IN the
working and thoroughly examining Il, satisfied
Der be thoroughly seasoned in Mechanics
employment Of the opinion and highly pesaed with
Its results can confidently recommend II,
st. Paul, June 90, 1855. u s PIP. FURBER.
North Star, Prescott Paracete, wRona
Union, copy three times and send bills 70 tins
once. - Jy4-3td&wtf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01
CHARLES wOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising Agent,


RESPECTFULLY announce intention to establish myself
permanently in business in this city, and offer services
effect sales Of Produce, purchases Of &C.
on commission, together with business which requires per-
sonal attention. for which experience
In active mercantile pursuits thorough knowledge
city trade, has qualified to effect the
ers thereby frequently obviang the
pense Of leaving home and business Hoping
ed with commands trusting that this
to transactions, extensive and
you Of my best efforts In behalf, truly
CHAS WOOLLETT.
REFERS TO AID W. Kennedy, e. B. Williams, W. wayman,
keith A. H. Blacka ESQ.,, John Rogers, ESQ.,, H. Frfnk,
ESQ. Messrs. Nugent & Owens. l4U
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

SMITH & TOWNE,
DEALERS
H IA AL II - II
Red wing. min. Ter,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE e. S. LAND OFFICE.
GOVERNMENT LANDS SELECTED, LAND
WARRANTS LOCATED,
Investments made to the Best Adcdntaqe,
HONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
IL kinds Of Surveying, Mapping Plotting orders
by practical Surveyor. Persons wishing copies
ship Maps Of the Ands be furnished
prices.
REFERENcEs:
Hon. Ex-Goy. Alexander Ramsey, Paul.
Hon. W. n. WEIGH, Chief Justice Of Mia. Ter.
Wv Phelps, ESQ.,, Register OF o. 8. Land Once Wing
Q. G. Graham, Esq, Receiver Land Once. Red wing.
Rev. J. w. Hancock, Register OF Deeds, Red wing.
Sanborn French, Attorneys at Law, Sc. Paul.
Hon. James q. Parker, - Barclay street. n Y. City.
D'Wo Aaelay Quimby, Real Estate and Brokers'
Chicago, IN.
Hon. 7. I. Abbot, Mayor of Manchester, Nh.
James Pierce, Esq, HUDSON, n. II.
y. p. James 4 Co., g Wall street, New York.
Hon b. n. Rice, Delegate to Congress, Sc. Paul.
A. Gilman, Esq.,, Lowell, Mass.
o. =. SMITH. (se4-lyw1 T. =. TowNE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01
LATE FROM EUROPI

lust received from the assortment of
the following kinds Of desirable SILVER WATCHES, which
offer at exceedingly low prices, and will be
otherwise, To the country
for the same, and written with
year.
Patent Detached Silver Levers, from 4I6 4Is. ..r
do do do Hunting Levers, from SlS to $50
Fine Cylinder Silver In strong from SO SI:.
do do do In strong hunting rcm SI3 to SI6.
Also Clocks at equally low prices, descriptions
the best makers.
-ef - L.ff'f w. IJTINGwORTH, g
Watch Maker, OF Jackson 9th sts., st. Paul.
p Sc Traders and others invited give before
purchasing elsewhere.
Anrfll 10 LE
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

MANUFACTURE and keep constantly hand Bells for
1 Churches Factories, Steamboats, School Houses, Paha
tons, Locomotive Railroad Stations with Hdeths
Patent Rotary Yoke Wheels, Frames, Toing Hammers
pete and Springs attached to the Clapper Of which
warranted please satisfaction. Letters addressed
to at Toy, Rens Co., N. T., shall have Immediate
tention. auZ9-lys
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

Summons for money demanded
on contract for payment Of
money.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

h: +. BUCkLlN l. CO., ~.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants ShGkopee
....-.-.. Minnesota Riuer.
GTEAMBOATs Of light draft, built expressly for this trade
- leave st. Paul other day this point and
through in four hours, and all goods consigned will be
promptly forwarded by teams Belle Palms, Henderson,
Sueur, Tavers St. Peters, Mankao, point
directed. iy2-ly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

ALLEN PIERSE,
Attorney at Law and General Land Agent.
HAVING Register the Land Once under the late
he able select the best land in the Terrific
subject to entry, and will the regularity all
lions made by him.
wiIocate land and invest money-waanting
ut Of Is the former and "a the
for three yeas-and charge half the
these commissions
Once ;edar street, door to the Episcopal Church,
Pau, Min. mY16-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

CARD.
N C. PRICE would pectnly the citizens
IL Paul that he win profession frstday
Persons wishing Dental
formed, will fnd it to their interest him
and his services. His will be W. s. Combs
Bookstore. je8-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

M. G. MOIES & COMPANY,
General Agents and Commission Merchants,
JOR the all kinds Railroad Materials Machinery
and Steam Engines, Pumps, Horse Powers,
Mills, Forgngs Iron and Brass Castings,
Files, Nails, Washers Betting, Gua Percha Good
and Glass Lanterns; Locomotive Tires.
No. l6 Main Street, st. Louis Mo.
M. @ MoIEs, n. d. VAN NosrRANp, M. WOODWARD.
October 6, 1885. ocS-Iv
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-01

BACHELOR, MINNESOTA
Former Proprietor and Physician Of the Springfield Water
Cure, and late Proprietor Of Eashampon Hydropsthc
Institution. .e-afa !
mr. SMELL, having had long and successful practice in
~ Hydropathy, Electro Magnetism, Surgery,
would respectfully solicit the of the people this
vicinity, and the public generally. Examinations chronic
diseases made, with full description given, with previous
knowledge Of the case, asking any questions.
10 Once hours from A. N. to 4 p. n. mar 10dawtf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-01
CARRYING THE JOKE TOO FAR.

The first meeting that was called in this
part of the State for the manifest purpose of
opposing the American party, was held at the
Baptist Yestry, in this village, on Saturday
evening, July Qsth. The call on that occa-
sion, invited those ''who are in favor of Open
"Poiiiicdl .ActiOn, and who believe that under
''tho Constitution Of the County, Freedom
sis National and Slavery Sectional, and who
care in favor of the great Northern RepubIi-
"can movement for staying the encroachments
"of the Slave Power" 10 meet "for the inter
"change of sentiments" sc. The above
looked very well upon the face of il, and
drew together an audience of some forty or
fifty citizens who approved ofihe proceedings,
together with as many more who dropped in
as spectators.
The next movement Of these opponents of
the American party was to get up a call for
county convention, in which all "who are op-
'posed to every attempt to hiring the NORTH
"into new partnership with Slavery;--to eve
"ry attempt to subject new territory to Slave
''ry;-to every measure intended to promote
''the further extension of Slavery;-to the adj
omission Of new Slave States;-who consider
"that the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
''was an infraction of PLIGHTED FAITH,
sand who are in favor of OPEN POLITE
"CAL ACTION" to meet at Fayetteville to
nominate ticket for Senators and County
officers.
IN accordance with the latter call eonven-
ton was held at Fayetteville on Tuesday of
last week, the proceedings of which have al
ready been laid before our readers. At that
convention the anti slavery spirit of the call,
and the anti-slavery character Of the resolu-
lions adapted, were more than counterbalanc-
ed by the nomination of as ultra pro-slavery
men as the ranks of the present national adj
minisiration contain. In other words all the
professions of love for freedom and oppos-
tion to slavery, put forth in the calls of the
above meetings and in the resolutions then
and there adopted, were completely crushed
out of sight by nominations made for the pur-
purpose of celebrating the American party,
and the consequent qualification of private an.
imosities.
But the ultimate object of these self-spled
champions of "opcn political action" may be
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-01

The Republican Of Aug. 18th, contlins On urii-
Gle stating that "the names to the call fr the lsh
were written by the persons signing, exc,p, in one
instance. one Of the committee By authority signed
the name Of another They were signed, too, A.
ter a fol- knowledge Of al the circumstances"
Mr.. Plat also states in his paper Of Aug. 2ia,
that "Mr. Crosby's name was signed by Mr. Gah
who hal a letter Of crosby's giving him authority
to do 500
As far as these statements relate 10 myself they
are untrue. never gave to Mr.. Gale or any oa'
else authority to sign my name to the call for
convention on the 18th.
The letter which has been spoken Of as being ia
Mr.. Gales possession, eontsins no authority f'
signing my name to a call for a Convention On tie
18th. and was written before had any knowledge
of the peoples call for convention on the 2lst.
The action Of the people in calling the eonven-
tion Of the 2lst meets with my corlal appreciation.
believe that when the people will act in the mat
ter Of calling conventions, committees, which are
but the creatures Of their creation arc superceisl
in their authority, and should not assume the au-
daciy Of placing barriers in the way Of their hAr.
monious action. F. NJ. CROSBY.
Wilmington, .4ug. %. 1855.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-01

best inferred from the wording Of call for a
Democratic Caucus, which was held in
warisboro on the oslh inst, and which reads
as follows:-
"DEMocRATIo Caucus
Gan who are in favour of Democracy as IL
"is-All who are opposed to the No nothings
"---as the ally of tho Hartford Convention
can who are in favor of sending an Honest
"opten dealing Man to the Legislatore-nnd
"ull who are in favour of Electing 1.-THE tick
'ctl Nominated ut Fayetteville on the 2lst
care requested to meet Mt the Town House
sin Wardsboro on Tuesday Aug 2sth '55 nj
sc Ia O'Clock Z. NJ, TO select such candidate
"& to do any other business that pruiicrs
BY order of Town commity."
"War,lsboro Aug 23d 1855.
The above precious document bears uumis-
taxable marks of "the footprints" of its "cre-
ator." 1t could proceed from no other pen
than that Of the leader of the Democratic
Fayetteville on the elst. lift is not impcrti-
nent we would like very much to know If the
anii-slayery Wings Of Windbau county have
placed themselves under such leadership
We arc inclined to believe that were some oi
those who were temporarily led away by the
delusivc call for the Peoples convention, will
pause before trusting too much to the argu-
ments of the pro-slayery Democracy Of this
county.
The truth of the matter is too plain to
need any attempts at demonstration. The
administration Democrats arc in such hope
less minority in this region, that they are quite
willing to receive assistance from any quarter
which offers the least encouragement. They
have been very successful in obtaining an en-
dorsemcut for their ticket, from a convention,
the resolutions Of which they heartily dcspise.
If they are equally successful at the polls we
shall not know which to pity most the sim
pliciiy or dupliciiy Of their underwriters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-01

It Is stated in a communication, in tie astsir.
can, signed Columbus" Mr. Kirklaui IN fl,
Legislature last year, made minority fesr 4
the House on the slavery question, be.aa.s ib,
port Of the majority were too strongly ani.s,n
~"
The Journal Of the House shows that Mr. XII.
land made the report Of the committee, that "
Of course the report Of the majority, Or the On.
mittce would not have instructed him to mako Il
The resolutions accompanying tie report. dam
by him, show that lie was opposed 10 the aiais,iis
Of any new slave states, and that "The senator. Z
this State in Congress, were instructed and IL,
Representatives requested, Ito oppose lie u.
mission Of any new slayeholding State into tbs
conieieraey, or the annexation Of any State there
to, whose constitution authorizes slavery"
Mr. Columbus hal better ascertain what the f,,.
are, before he avows any more statements X
Aug. 80, 1855.