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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-01-16
l03 NEW PLAN NOS
FOR
Christmas and New Years. Presents

I'VE orer ior sale from now until Feb. 10 1855. tho
W above number Of new osewood pianos ht lower
prices than have ever before been known in the United
Sintes. East or West, Us follows:
Extra carved i.onis 18th. curved iops.&c innnl.
faciurcrs price III Boston 5000 for sale each OF
Full carved Louis 14,h Z octnves, Boston price
$3.50, for sale each at, djO
3CaIved Louis i4th style, 7 oc,avcs, Boston price
$500: for sale each nj, aiO
Louis i4th style. OF and 7 octave, Now York prI-
ces $3.50 to $500 each for sale at $50 10 iiO
3O Fun centre Pianos, some extra hnDds0 with
carved cases, &C., usual prices $3.50 to $50. at
275 10 375
So or various styles. from to octayes rsualpri-
ces. s2tJ, 10 1915; for sale at 500, Si0j, $500
S2l0, 1870, etc. etc.
GuH tcriaen Wauanbe giren irih eaek instrument
TERMS CASH.
Never before has there been such opportunity o.
purchasing Pianos. either as regards price variety
Our present stock being fully twice large rs any 9th
in the country and our Pianos arc ,veU known 70 b.
from The best makers IF Ike Union.
Oar friends i Cincinnati will understand the rcnsor
OF this extraordinary reduction prices. Those living
al distance arc informed that HE extremely siringen
state Of the money market is the OF our thus ocr
ing hrst class instruments ut these rates.
SMITH Il NIXON.
Piano Hall. No. 7oI Yves, Fourth street, rear Vine
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Dec. 20, 1854
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THREW Il WILLIAMS are now receiving
their Fall stock Of seasonable goods, con.
sisting of Bots, Shoes, Hats, Hosiery. &C..
which they will SELL, Wholesale or retail,
on as reasonable terms Is ever. Country
merchants, wholesale dealers, furnacemen.
and all who buy to sell again, are invited u
call and see our wholesale stock before visiting
other places, and thus compare prices. Bay.
ng Of the manufacturer at the East, VIC car
sell as low as Portsmouth or Cincinnati deal
era
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e. Register" copy until duy of sale. J

UDrrOR'S OFFICE: LAWRENCE COUNTY OHIO
Quo SCHOOL LrsRARY."--rhc Township Boa rds
of Education throughout the County are notified that
the F;:s, Series OF the State School Library has been
received al this Office aud is ready for distrbu.
ton.
The Township Clerks throughout the County or the
'onrds of Educaiion are respectful invited to call
and examine the Books allotted III I'm re respectively
by the law. JAMES C. TERRY, AUDITOR
Ironton, December Isl, 1854.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The origioual, only true and genuine Liver
Pills are prepared BY X. z. Sellers, and have his
name in black ,oas upon the lid ofeoch box, and
his sgnture on the outside ,orapper-ALt 9TH.
ERs ARE REGouHrERsEITs, OR BASE INVITATIONS.
R. f. SELLERS.& Co., Proprietors,
Wright & Co., Ironton. and by Druggists
generally throughout the State.
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CtTRAYED or STOLEN from the subscri-
- Der. living at Ohio Furn ace, Scioto Co.,
o., on the night Of the 18th Nov, 1851. bay
mare, about is hands high. with bald face
also, sore spot en- the right side Of her face,
close to the nose. Her knees show that she
has been hobbled. Tail cut square. A libe-
raj reward will be given TO any one who will
take up and return said animal.
JOHN MCKINLEY.
Nov. 1S. fS5t.-tf.*
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TIE IRoNroN REsrAuRAr.

Just opeLed. II. Stone be rs leave to in
fonn his friends, that he is prepared 10 furnish
all kinds of refreshments suitable 10 the sea
son, consisting OF Sardnes, Quails Pigs feet
Holsters, oysters in every style, some choice
shell oysters ex pected daily, eggs. tongue hot
coffee, mineral waters, first rate article OF
apple cider, ready at all times for those who
may call on him; attached to the saloon isa Con
dictionary and Fruit store where all articles in
that branch will be sold at reasonable prices.
lronton Dec. /, 1854.
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.
MRS. Me WIEtETILER.

MSSe UIs w HEIGLL * >
Fist door below the Vernon House IR0NTON
HAvING just arrived from Cincinnati with
III a fine stock Of B,nnets, Trimmings &C.,
of the most approved and fashionable styles
tenders her services to pll who may desire any
thing in the Millinery inc. Having served
full apprenticeship with one of the best Milli
ne,s in the State, AMI having made arrange
ments by which she will receive the latest styles
from New York and Cincinnati, from time I,
time as the wants Of her customers may de
mand. She feels confident Of all ability to Civ
fun satisfaction to al that my favor with lhei
CUSTOM
Straw Bonnets Neatly Rstrimmsd.
March 2I, 1854
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Mary Curtis.
W
Lawrence Common rleas.

The defendant The said Edward a. Curtis, will take
notice. TINT on the 27th day OF December A. d. 1854
Pleas Of the ,opnty Of Lawrence In tbs Stale Of Ohio.
the pauT filed her petiion against him praying for
n divorce from their marriage contract Designing as
causes: First-wilfni sbsrncs for mo re tian three
years. Second--3ross neglected. duy; and thai said
cause will he for hearing nj the next term Of said
court. BY y RALPH LEETE.
Dec 27 iat .. Atty
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MO "HOAX,"--- That AS Coon
= l\DAGURREOrYPEScan can be taken IN ironion, as
elsewhere, is becoming generally kn0wn-e, III ose
who doubt call aith- sky light Rooms In the third story
ofRodgers Block, corner ofRaroad and Second Sta,
ple,e nj, assortment plain aud fancy cases kcp! con
s,anty on haud be found in any Of the ci'ics
Also Gold Lockcts. COLE l. CiiAMBLIN. N-Sw
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2a3Ng1X PLANNING E;lz,
SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY
THOMAS WINrEns, VIM. Sr. CLAIR.
JOEL SrovER, WV. GOLDEN,
JAMES CAMPBELL.
WINTERS, STOVER h Co.
Corner Of Seeana and Oipe Street, abore the
h Railroad.
"AvE Just erected and putin operation. an
extensive establishment for manufacture OF
FLORING, WINDOW SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, COFFINS, &c.
Their Machinery hos been purchased in the
East, is all new with the latest improvements,
they are prepared to cut mouldings in every style
known to the science Of Architecture.
They have on hand large stock Of the best
Michigan Clear Stuff Lumber. Those desiring
Jobs of fine work will not have inferior articles
of material palmed unto them for clear stuff.
There are several experienced workmen con
nected with and employed in the establishme
who are familiar with every kind Of work, ane
can give style and finish 10 their jobs unsur
dassed by any workmen in the country. The!
are prepared 10 furnish or make to order. on TN
shortest notice anything in their line Of busi
ness. They are also ready to do all kinds Q
work such as planning working flooring, facing
and ripping for others, on the shortest notice
and the most reasonable terms.
! They will ship to order any bills sent from
distance; those engaged in building, will nm
to their advantage TO give tneif bills TO this es
ablishme mt.
They are prepared to execute all kinds Of pa
| tern work tSr Machinery, Castings &c.
| Oct. Goth, 1854.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Sept. 5, 1854.

T Ohm G.. HANZSCfIE, Book Seller, next door
81 to the lrontOn House, Just received an ex-
.ensive assortment of Ladies' Albums Porto
lios, Annals and other Gift Books, with fine
cngravngs, and in guilt bindings also Miscella.
Gus AMI juvenile books, etc. which WILDE sold
moderate prices. Oct. %.
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CMALL FARM FOR SALE.--A small larm
- of 43 acres, bou half (or a little more:
improved, with aahewed log house, corn crop
and about forty bearing fruit trees thereon, fol
sale, or exchange for town property. For par
ticulars, enquire at The roa-ofiee in iroutou.
Nov. 6, 1854. .-tf.
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REAYY IA tl1 et cIMl;
cHEAH1R TA an EvERlli
81. WI6X Il NRQTNyH,

NfNI - " WS<S@ - - V4A94 0-.r.ef w.
Having REMOVED tns,r eastiishnsss
',S .oSsFR s;SSs; ~ sss;seNr AKpLAsvHEso6s !.
second door above Colt's Bakery 1rcNtQp, asj
Just rcplenishins their stock with ~ EiStes.
sortInent Of CIothing ever offered lbg ssirss-
ltonton.. Havtn received q very 'htefsl pJo
ronage from the public, We. are .epaLlsd t6as
cheaper than ever befot0, snd will beat orr.
selves IN giving good bargains Ia Ctothing., -
i.,sS Sss,sSs1: e., Go,. GSss: a a.. g.. :''
Plush dc Cafpet Sacks. Woel do
Ladies Goods, SbawD, Fire Bonnets.
Ladies Shoes JewsITy IlsndkeseAiSh,
Fine Shtrs, CrdemhiYts Drawerx,: q
Buskin Gloves Pine Kid Uloyes 1Yunku.f - -
India Rubher and OIL clotl, Csps, Panp, Log
horn Boots &c. DC. ,4rt.,t-. : ~
Our goods are ofour own msnuiaoture. fl
the best OF material. Having the advantage,
resident partner in Ciueinnat, and also a.
large business at Psrksfsbuyg, vs.. va wiliS
enabled 10 keep up an assortment upon n
most economical plan. and will sell "a Inc /,
who may favor us with their custom,
Persons wishing 10 Retail in the countr
VIII nna It TO their advantage 70 purchase he,
IN preferences 10 'inenuing the expense OF
trip to Cincinnati, or elsewhere. p
Give usa call, and examine our stock (
yourselves before purchasing; VIC sre slwa
pleased tn shom our goedy, believing II y.
learn prices you will be sure to.buy. - ,ffi
Nf''' II. WISE 4 BROTHER.
Ironton, February 2Sth, 1854.
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IL ase Sign and Ornamental Painter,

IL use Sign and Ornamental Painter,
PAPER HANGER. GUILDER, G GLAZING, SC
M. WALLWORK
rs still on hand and isever ready to do any
kind of work in the aboveline OIL tn short
est 'tice, in the best style Of workmanship, and
most reasonable term.
Office behind the Post Office. Orders left at
the Post Office will meet with due attention.
TRONTON SAVINGS INSTITUTION
/ The ladies and gentleman OF Ironton need
Savings lns titution badly, not only to save
money, but to protect their feet against heat
and cold. Such an one may be found al the
Bank Block, at the ONE PRICE establishment OF
DREW 4 WILLIAMS.
TNIND!NGS. &C.--Rcd and Black Lining
Skins;
Lace Leather Skins;
Cotton and Six Lacings;
Sole Leather, Pegs, Rubhers, &c, -,
sale by d. w.
A RTlFlcIAr. TEETn!!! Dss. DUNCAN 4 CAM
Raee amd Elm srecls Cincinnati Ohio. This oicc u,l.
der the management, ofts propctors has been
increasing in reputation for superior operations in the
Artificial Department OF Dentistry for the last ten years
and expense effort shall he wanting TO give salts
fiction to oil who may favor itwi.h their patronage
The subscribers would call attention 10 the following
essen nl points pertaining to Artificial Teeth, viz
Beauty and ncturaIness OF appearance, quality nnf
usefulness in restoring the natural appearance OF h
speech, and ability TO masii uate in all Of which the!
warranted in saying they are exceeded by nonc
| equalled by few.
| TEETH inserted from one to n full set, with Ar,i6ciu
Gums. Full aud half sets invariably inserted by suc,ion
AL operations in Dentistry performed in the mos
| thorough manner. .t.
TERMS: Considering the superior character of tn
work and the guarantee gvenhcy areihc most reason
| able In the West.
Two teeth OF more on gold plate 80 per TOOTH
| Two teeth or more on silver plate, 90 psrtooth.
The money refunded if the teeth do prove satisC
tory.
liz For the information OF those living Al distance
we would state that taciliies snch that
make in the finest style, full set Of TEErHin from
TO AZ hours, and small pieces in proportion that
deen enton need bc apprehendcd
| W;c " % nyNSaN TnsCI DENTISTS.
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HATS AND GAPS AT COST.
A SMALL lot of Hats and Caps at cost. t
~ close the lot by S. W. HARPER.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
~ Contractors and others are hereby notified
thn, the s5, day Of January, A. D. 1855 at the hour
OF O'CLOCK T.. NJ on the premises ut Marion, the
Commis slocrs for the County OF Lawrence, in The
Stale of Ohio, will lei 10 the lowest responsible bidder
The contract OF constructing single truck bridge
Symmes Creek, al said point: said bridge 10 be coa
s,ructcd OH the plan aud model Of the new bridge q
Ironion, across Storms Creek, built by Urah Evans
BY order Of the Board of County Comms ssioncrs !
for Lawrence County
in,st: JAMES Z. TERRY, AUDITOR.
December 1lth, 1854.
t. Register" copy until day Of sae.)
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LADIES SHOE STORE.
MRS. JANE GREEN,

MRS. JANE UNCEN,
HAS OrEwEp New LADIES SHoV
Store, on the Corner OF Third and Olive streets
In the room formerly occupied by Dr. Blng. rs as
,aice She has very large assortment OF the hes
article ofI.ndics hii-sss md >:hdren's Shoes Hose
&C.. ever offered TO this community.
Ladies' will 6nd il to their advantage to give her
call before going elsewhere.
Ironton, June Is, tS5i ..,..
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Watches, Jewelry, etc.

TUST opened new and we'll selected stock
81 of Watches, Jewelry, Spectaces and Fanc
Goods, &c. 2nd Door FROM THE IRoSToN HoUs
IN RopoERs' BLOCK.
Particular attention paid to repairing Watch.
es, Clocks, Jewelry. All work warranted.
E. BIXBY.
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n. DERBY 4 CO.

n. DERBY / Co.
No. 8. Exchange Block. Sseonf ST.. Sssth
IRoNToN, OHIO.
"A% Just opened q Iargs aud we'll % ~
IL stock OF Fall and Winter Cloths. and y
dy Made Clothing for men and boys con
Of every variety and shade Of color. ,.i,gTr 3,
The, are connected with. an importing
in Boston, and have facilities for the pp,
Of goods equal 70 those OF any other H.
Southern Ohio. ev
They have ccnpec!cd with their store
tcnsivc Tsilorins EstsqliskIDent snpcfih
by an experienced cutter. They wil enss
to get up their articles in style; and finish ex
to anything Of the kind that can he Done byth
best workmen in tb. Eastern cities.
Also a variety Of eaip.t sacks, Furnishing
goods, and Cmbarellas. .ot u. ~
Oct. II, 1854.
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TvHE Dsguerss,sn Qslisryi y RodKeHs t,Qrs
Cdruef0f Railroad and Second &ssect5, y
ed. eOOkk 4 6dAAs3.1tNS
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p. G. SLOAN, DGnTAL suRGEoN.

A Respectfully PRESENTS his gcknowiedgs
10 nonis 10 tiose Who have heretofore ex,
IYHRA eDdcd 10 Lim their patronage, and he
44-IlJnorcs tim, ihe skill az experience which
uo past six years Of cosinnt Pisciice hns enabicti
him 10 obtain, will merit colbuance Of their favor
and le patronage o. all those desiring services IN his
PROCESSION IN Justification OF HIS ability TO render en-
uro sasfnciion, he would but call attention the
nerous full and part sets Of artificial tset which be
has inserted IN this vicinity-ihc beauty. utility, and
iic-ke appearance Of which lie fa,icrs himself can
not be cxcecd. The difficulty heretofore experienced
by the profession, IN 6tiing full sets that they may
be useful and comfortable he has ri urc
pcnse Of no hIconsiderabe perseverance, and expert
ineni Those who are In need Of such may rest aksu
red Tint they Gun be furnished with these useful organ,
that Will enable them TO mnsticnte their food with Tia
facility experienced only by those who have good Teeth
All other opera lions in the department OF Dentistry
performed In manner that experience and carc alone
will cnnble one to do. Terms invariably CASH when
he work is completed. Oficc in Rodgers Block
iRONTON, o.
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NOTICE TO SUPER V SO K 8
IN In giving certificates to persons who
have worked out their road tax, you must Ger
tify that such labor was performed hetwecn the
first day Of Apttl and the frst dayof October.
district, and name of the township whore sucb
labor was performed As the law of April 7th,
1854, requires this, no othet will be rsceiyed ai
this Office in heu Of money 49,
Treasurer Lawssnce Co.
Nov. II, 1864-St. ~ :. . /.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
Is, INDIANA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16, 1865.
Know Nothing Hypocrisy.

There is no principle involved in Know
Nothing agitation. The leading motive OF the
designing men who control the Order, is to gel
power and place. reckless az to whether this is
accomplished honorably or consistently. The
people. however, are getting their eyes opened
Mr.. Derbigny, whom the Know Nothings of
Louisiana have nominated as their candidate
for Governor, is Il member of the Catholic
Church in full communion The Know Moth
ings of Louisiana have therefore shown in the
most emphatic manner it was possible to do
their repudation and detestation of the religious
test imposed by the Philadelphia Convention
and by the order throughout the North. They
not only denounce the test in words, but they
take up a member of the prescribed church and
set him up as their candidate for the highest
office in their gift If Mr.. Derbigny is elected
in Louisiana he will probably be the only
Catholic Governor in the Union, and he will
owe his election TO the Know Nothings. Protes-
tants and especially Protestants offoreign birth,
who have been appealed TO to vote with the
Know Nothings to put down the Catholics. will
see the extent of the sincerity of this miserable
faction. They raise the howl of persecution
and religious intolerance against Catholics
where Catholics are few in number and small
in Influence; but where they numerous and
if any place, their presence
is to be feared-Know Nothingism takes Cathol-
icism by the hand and nominates member of
that Church for the highest Office in the gift of
the people of the State.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
LOUISVILLE RIOTS
ITEMS OF THE MOB !

We clip the following items of the Know
Nothing riots at Louisville from the Courier
of that city:
If those decent and respectable citizens
who belong to the X. n order are not utterly
disgusted with the party after the proceedings
of Monday, their cases viii be considered as
hopeless.
Is it possible that our courts and police in
tend to make no efforts to bring to punish
ment the perpetrators of the murders and
arson of Monday Do they intend 70 show
by their conduct that there is to be no rrotec-
ton to person or property in Louisville any
longer?
The proper officers should lose no time in
holding to a rigid accountability those parties
who were parading the streets on Monday with
the cannon and muskets, melting the mob to
riot and arson. The police know them, and
if they are net properly punished terrible
responsibility will rest on our public Oiliecls.
We are informed that many of tho devilish
fiends who composed the mob Monday were
from New Albany and Jacksonville. Why
they were not arrested and imprisoned, in
stead of being permitted to run riot and then
go home at their pleasure, it is for the police
to say.
The New Albany bullies who visited our
city on Monday were claiming all the glory
of the outrages and excesses committed On
the night of the election. We wish we could
ascribe the burning of houses, the murder Of
men, women and children, and all the enor-
mites that marked that dreadful night TO
those imported and hired bullies. But we
fear that there would be strong competition
for the horrible honor. We know of many
citizens of Louisville who glory in the bloody
deed.
What can be more infamous than for the
instigators of the scene of blood and arson on
Monday, to be attempting to hold the muir
dered victims of their damnable deeds re-
sponsibie for the atrocities prompted and in
stigated by themselves.
Many of the ringleaders in the riots on
Monday are known. Why, then, are they
not promptly arrested, and made to account
for their terrible crime
Is THIS CHkIsTIAN?-W are creditably
informed that Father Able, respectable and
amiable Catholic clergyman, visited the Jail
for the purpose of administering spiritual
consolation to a number of his Irish parish
oners who were badly wounded in the cleo
ton riots, and was positively refused admis-
sion. We hope for the sake Of our friend
Thomas, who is a gentleman, that there Is
some mistake in this matter, or else that
some one acted without his authority.
Is 1T TRUE?-We understand that DIR
d. Riley, well known physician, went tC
the Jail in order to render medical aid tc
several of the badly wounded persons who
were arrested Monday, but was denied any
access to the prisoners. How about the
truth of this?
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Slave Democracy.

Why is this term applicable 70 The Democ-
racyf Who were among The originaiOrs of the
compromise measuss OF 1882 Clay, Webster,
and other leading Wings Who signed and
supper ed those measures, including the Fugi-
tive Slave Billg Millard Fillmore. Whig
President. What Wing candidate for President
endorsed those measures, including tie Fugi-
tive Slave Billi Gen. Scott; and who support
eli Gen. Scott for PRESIDENT the Wings and
men who are now crying out Slave Democracy
The Kansas Nebraska Bill contains no feature
bur = as rcccgnizrd N the rzzznsc 81 t4< Yhig
administration compromise measures Of 1851
The Democracy wish not the further extension
Of Slavery. They claim. however, that n after
is with the States; that the people OF every
State have the right TO form their own Consiifu-
tion, make their own laws, and regulate their
own domestic institutions. They endorse n
great and fundamental democratic principle,
and for this they are termed "Siave Democracy"
"propoganda" by those who are about rs stable
in their principles as the weather cock on the
church spire.
Again, to The Democracy are attributed the
frauds committed upon the elective franchise in
Kansas, by the rufiians from Missouri And
whyZ because Atchison and Stringiellow were
of that party. Now, this is about as sensible
as TO say, that the Fusion party are Democrats,
because Chase, the man they have nominated
for Governor, before lac turned Aboliiionist, be-
lOnged To the Democratic party. The know
Nothiags claim in part TO be made up Of men
from the Democratic party; aud why may no
Atchison and Stringlellow be among the Dem
ocrats that have left the party and joined the
X. N'sl Such Is said 70 be the case, and We
have said before, the two thousand armed ruff
fans, who invaded Kansas, were armed Know
Nothings. The expedition was gotten up in
secret, and upon the same principles that the
X. Ms. have conducted all their campaigns.
Whatever Siringfellow, Atchison and the
MissOurians may have been IN time past, they
doubtless now belong 10 some secret order, by
which to carry on their hellish purposes, c'ose-
ly allied 10 Know Nolhingisn. If il is not the
same.
Every member of The Democratic party con
demns these outTages, and stands ready 10 re.
dress the wrongs inflicted in the proper way. bui
not by DISTINGUISHING the people Of Kansas, Ne
braska or other territory, in letting The oibei
States. and the people Of other States dictate "a
them what their institutions shall he. This Il
the same thing they complain Of the Missouri
ans for. And what is the difference whethe
the people OF other States control the election
in Kansas by going personally to Kansas ans
casting their votes, or by casting them IN Ohm
or any other State, fsr the same purpose. a. i
coniended. by the Free -Soilers. can be donel-
Either is a violation of the great principle q
popular sovereignty, and wrong.