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nNruER,

What charm this word possesses. 1t thrills the
heart of all from prattling infancy to gray hairs.
But how mary cares are hers with all this love and
often, in the prime of life, she withers droops and
dies. Why this? Go watch her daily cares and anx,
cties Go witness her sleepess nights until her whole
system is broken down. indicated by ack-heodache,
fndfgeston Papitation of the Heart and loss Of op.
petite-ffe bloom from her cheek is gone, and the
lustre from her eye; but will not enumerate--you
you see and feelit all Do you want an antidote for
all thsl Then sit up straight; hold up your shout
ders; take an abundance of cheerful, outdoor exe-
cise battle all over every morning, and rub dry with
a coarse towel; and use lIortimore's Bitter Cor
dial-the most invigorating, Efe-imparting cordial
ever compounded: Price ST. Sold by
STARKwEATHER, g. Co.,
& +. ROBINSON,
{ 81 ID ~ e Druggists, in Kenosha
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Rheumatism.

Poor afflicted mortal! How many sleepless nights
and hapless days have you passed Your aching
ing. But for you there is relief; do not doubt. but
believe, and show your faith by works Go to Stark
weather's, or Robnsons, Druggists in Kenosha, and
ask for DR.. MortimOre's Rheumatic Compound The
price is $500 per Bottle but do not this deter you
Every bottle is worth to you thousand 1t has
cured unbelieving thousands Ask for a circular
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THOMAS PRICTURE,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch VvhisI4ey.
London Porter, Scotch Alc Cigars, Sc
BRA ndies.-O tard, Dupny 8. Co.. l. Cheron
Champaagae, q. Admyrauid, A. Lopl6at j. &
r.. MARTIAL, Rastean Ckdrruyer, l.. Marri0n
. j. j. Dupuy, Damien.
Gins--C Cologne, ,DuKuypcrs, Key, Thistle
Rums--Jamaicd, st Croir
WhisIxeys-Od Monoagakela
Wincs-Bnrg"ndy Port, Madeira, Malaga, Por
and pure juice, Sherry d. g. Gordon, Othe
Champagne Heidsick ard He,dsick g. Co., do LaAe.
..ts mand, do. Queen Victoria, do. Ducol Craze,
Claret IN casks, Ctaret IN cases, White in casks
White IN cases, Muscot, Mwscat IN cases, Bran.
dy Cherries, Cherry Brandy Cordials, Bitters,
90 Alcohol, Pnre SPIRIT
70 Prictures Double Reetiied Whskey, in lots or
by the barrel. rr Kenosha Wis dis nI6v Is
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MEDICAI.
Y TO MOTHERS.

n do they loath with disgust the oily yermifuges
of the dayf Go to STARKwEATHERs, or F. Robin
sons Drug Stores and get Box of Beaaetfs Worm
Lozengcs They are as easily administered as candy
and equal if not superior to any Vermifugc in use.
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Benefits Imperial Tonic has never failed in curing
this annoying disease: Another excellence itpossess.
over all other Toncs is that it contains no Qui.
nine, or any other mineral whatever; purely veget-
able, harmless and efficient Price 81 90 per bottle
For Sale by STARKWEATHERS Co, } Drusgists
g. +. ROBINSON, { Kenosaa
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Hin Jusficc S,ourt

81 COUNTY OF KESosHA, }ss To Thomas Mccormick
YOU are hereby notedtha writ OF attachment has been
issued against you and property attached to sat
sly the demand OF George W. Head Dewitt Campbell and
Daniel Head amounting to fifty three dollars and eieh.
cents NowunlesS you shall appear before Slas Anes
Justice OF the Peace in the Aforesaid county at his Office in
the city of Kenoshs the 18th day of Jhne 1885, at ons
you and your property sold 10 pay the debt
, Dated this % day Of June, 1885. ..s Z. ,,..
3w5l HEAD. CAMPBELL, e 9EAD'.
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Kenosha Circui, Cour.---In Chanccrr.

John Waite Aurora Sadc and Ernest sade minor heirs
of Silas 7. Sade and Miranda sade.
Rf virtue OF decreta order made in this cause by the
- Circuit Court of Kenosha county at term said court
holden in and for said couny the county seat OF said
county, on the ninth day ofMaysA d. 1856 shall
sale aud sell to the highest bidder therefor at the Court
House in the City Of Kenosha, the 2sth day June A.
D. 1856 between the hours OF and three O'Clock Of
said day the following described property, to wit:
All that certain
peic parcel Of land lying and being in the Of Wheat
land county OF Kenosh and state OF Wisconsin, described
as follows to wit the north quarter Of the north
quarter Of section number township number al
thirty off the north side of the north quarter
the north west quarter of section number seven township
number one north of range number 90 east in
the Milwaukee land district all containing
according to government survey. JOSEPH l. Z HE
jon b. JIIsUS, Com'pt Sol'r. Sheriff
Kenosha May 10th, 1856. r6w4Sl fr
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M AR BILE FAC TORY

GEORGE ACKLEY,
A NNOUNCES to the peopeof kenosha City and
N County and Vicinity, that he has bought out the
Marble Factory of JOSEPH l. EHLE, and has added
largely to the Stock, with both
r7 italian and American Marble,
Of the very best quality and is prepared to furnish
to order all work in the marble line
Being an EXPERIENCED WORKMAN, he feels
confidence in warranting his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb Tables, Obliesks
.4f ~ Pant Stones,
And all other work wanted, for finish and style, to
rival all competition.
Plain, Raised, or Ornamental Work, of any clorae.
ter desired done IN style to gire entire satisfoc
Public.
E- Shop on Pearl street, south side, west of Main
across from the Post Office.
KEsosHA. June lS55-Hlvl6
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In PrObate.--Kem0sha County Ceurt.
In the matter Of the Last VIII and Testament Of Nathaniel
p. Dowst.
ON reading and fling instrument in writing, purport
" ing to be the last will and testament OF Nathaniel
Dowst late of the village Of Waukegan In the state of Hill
nois deceased and also the accompanying petition of Sam
ue NJ Desst Of the place Aforesaid representing among
other things that said Nathaniel Dows lately died at Wau
kegan aforesaid that said instrument the last will and
CT said deceased and that he the said petitioner
is the Identical Samuel NJ Dowst named and appointed in
and by the said last win and testament executed thereof
and praying that day be appointed for hearing the proofs
Of said last will and testament, &C..
Ordered that the proofs Of said instrument be heard
before the Judge this Wednesday the second day
July A. D. 1856 at ten O'Clock p 81 Of said day. at the Of
OF said Court in the city and county Of Kenosba afore
said And is further ordered that public notice thereof
b. given ali persons intesested by publishing copy
this order three weeks sueeessvey prior said day
hearing the Kenosh& Tribune Telegraph weekly
paper printed at Kenesha aforesaid.
JON B. JILsES, County Judge
Dated, May slst 1856. SwJe
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THE WIND, OF HORSES.

THE WIND, OF HORSES.
This preparation in among the Arabs who
feed to their horses two three times year for about
able speed and unfing wind it introduced into Eng
land ago by Mr. BARLEY of Yorkshire who pro-
cured the receipt from Arabian Shek Chief whom
he purchased horse, during his residence Syria and
which he afterwards imported to England and as the
BARLEY ARABIAN from which sprang the largest and
splendid horses known 1t will not only prevent
but eectualy the above named complaints cleanse
the breathing apparatus by removing from the air cells
lymph secretion which in heaves clogs them, causing
difficulty BY its action ethe disease part
the mucuS-Inebrane to resume its natural dimensions
thus equazng the circulation ofthe blood and restores the
vessels to their natural size-asa
CONDITION MEDICINE, i4
1t unequacd its effects in this respect is truly astons
considered worth 800 have by the pack
ages restored to healthy and sound condition the
horses appetite has improved the arrangements
the digestive organs corrected the skin has become soft the
assumed sleek and shiny appearance and otherwise
much improved that they would readily sell from $50
S25The has been complete and permanent 1t may
all times with perfect safety NAV likewise be
given Horned Cattle nell Hoses Price 25 cents
CAUTI0NEver package Of the genuine "DarIey's Ara
bian Heave Remedy bears the written Signature HURD
CO. All other is spurious and should be avoided as so
much poison. Remember this a. r. d. w. HURD,
Sole Proprietors, 67 Maiden Lane, New York
ey FUTILE MOSES, Aub.rn, n. Y, General Agents
for States of New YORK and Michigan, all orders
should be addressed Also for sale by j. X. WELLS RICH
ARD STEEL, Auburn.
For Sale by STARKwEATHER & Co, Kenosha.
6ms2I CORY ENANS, Waukegan.
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CAHooN's SEEDING PIE PLANT,

S~AA~SSN oGGooAN0 I liz I Ian i.
Fruit Trees, Gooseberries, Currants, Grapes,
Strawberries, Bulbs, Tubers
WILL securely pack and forward, according
to dlrectlonsTen roots tor $5; Five roots for IS;
one root for s by the hundred $4GCash in all cases to
Testimonials.
Association for the Exhibition of the Industry or
all Nations, NEW YORK, July 4th, 1854
B. p CAnooS, Esq:-Dear Sir This is to certify tina,
specimens OF Seeding Pie Plant" are now on exhibit
on at the Crystal Palace deserving of special
baton for mammoth size and excellence of quality They
are superior to any production Of the kind exhibition
Yours, truly, P. 7. BARNCM, Prest.
MAMMOTH PIE PLAEr-B 2. Cahoon of Kenosha. Wiscor.
sin, has just three Pie Plant leaf stalks that
forming the long journey from their place of growthin
what not nformedthe three stalks weigh Eey
en- and quarter pounas.--Heto York Tribune.
To the Cincinnati horticultural Society
Being on tour through Wisconsin, called upon Mr. B.
T. Cahoon, OF kenosha, who has remarkable variety OF
Seeding Rhnbarb Iexamned his plantation of about 5000
plants and its wonderful properties not been
The victoria saw growing alongside fhs Seeding and sub
Ject 10 the same treatmensoil dencawoud not weigh
fourth much the Cahoons Seeding can through
your Society," recommend the plant notice of
ket would measures from three to four inches wde two to
three inches thick and two feet long, and so tender that
ny leaves broke down with their weight II Is
chance seeding, originated by Mr. Cahoon the seed
given him Chicago the only plant from the seed
that was worth cultivation. Respectfully Yours,
Cincinnati, Aug. %, 1855, julius BRACE.
We counted root stalks Of which the ,ono
est was two feet In length from to leaf and would gt
eight inches or more The others sizes down
t'en inches IN length and inch in diameter though the
average would be twenty inches long and four or more
circumference This not an unusual size and was
only an average OF those which have stood three years and
are allowed fair chance Mr.. c. showed us stalk pre-
served in spirits, which five and half inches wide h 81
inches ong.-Prdsris Farmer. Sept
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BY JOHN E. HENRY, Under sheriff
o. g HEAD Commits SOl'r -urEo
Chnncery snie--- K cno.hn Circnif ConrI--

Chancery saie---kenoshn Circuit Cour1
Joseph Quares and Charles Durkee vs. Serene Fisk In
cnda Fisk, Philo Judson and Michael Frank
Office hereby given that in pursuance and by virtue
~ OF final decree of foreclosure and SALE made and en-
tered in the above entitled cause, in and by said court
bearing date the 18th day of May d. 1856 at n term OF
the said court held at the Court House in the city and
y OF kenosa before the Hon. John NJ Keep, Judge of the
First Judicial District of the State OF Wisconsin, ex
pose for sale and sell public auction vendue and 10 the
highest bidder therefor according to the provisions Of the
statute in such made and provided at and from the
front door of the Court House the said city Kenosha
on Saturday the 2sth day of nne D. 1885, between the
hours of IL O'Clock and O'Clock the afternoon OF
that day. all the following described lots pieces parcels OF
land, much thereof will be sufficient the sam
OF money due upon said in cause and the costs
taxed therein and the costs Of said SALE to wit:
The west half of the east half Of the north quarter Of
the north quarter of section thirty Also the west
half of the east half of the south quarter Of the north
west quarter OF section thirty Except
ed by T. d. Parsons) Also the west half Of the Of
the south west of section thryone Also west
half Of the west half OF the north quarter Of north
west quarter OF said section thirty the foregoing
ing in town two north of Range twenty three east
Aso that part of the south fractional
ton eighteen town two Range twenty lying east
OF the road running from Kenosha Racne The north east
fractional quarter of nineteen Except twelve and half
acres formerly decided to Benjamin NANNY The north sew
enttwo and half Off ofhe west quarter of sec
ton nneteenboh the described parcels being In town
two north Of Range twenty three east:
Also lot one and the half of lot In block eight in
the city OF Kenoha and the south quarter section
thirty one, town two north Of Range twentythree
Dated May 49, 1856. il EHLE, Sheriff
}. J. PETIT, Compts Sor. 7w4S of Kenosha County.
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Chnmcery saIe---Ekeno.hn Circui1 Conrt

Chnncery Saie---kcn0sha Circuit Court.
Lee Clafn Francis Metcaf, Ophea NJ Metcalr Samuel
Worthley, Nicholas EhIe, Jared W. Fitch and Downing
w. Graves
NOTICE hereby given that in pursuance by virtue
~ of final decree of foreclosure and sale made
ed in the above entitled cause in by the said Court da
ted the eighth day Of May A. D. 1856 the term of Nav
held at the Court House in and for the county Kencsha
by and before the Hon John NJ Keep Judge OF the u
dcal district Of the State OF Wisconsin, shall expose for
sale, and sell at public auction vendue and the high
est bidder therefor, according TO the provisions Of the
ute in such made and provided from the front
door of the Court House in the city and county Keno
on Saturday the twenty eighth (2Sh day Of June, D. 1886
between the hours OF ~ O'Clock at and O'Clock
afternoon OF that day. all the following described lot piece
parcel of land much thereof as shall be sufficient TO
make the sum OF money due upon the said decree interest
and costs taxed therein and the said sale towt:
All that certain piece parcel lot of land lying aud be-
ing in the city Of kenosha, county Of Kenoha and State Of
Wisconsin, known and described follows Lot number one
"a in block number fourteen D in Fisks addition tn the
city OF kenosha. J. l. EIiLE Sheriff
j. j. PETIT, Compts Atty. OF Kenosha County.
Dated NAV Is. 1856 7y4S
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~ Al the sign of the Big BoOt"Y YEN
e@-A at the old stand OF Ely 4 Law. ssss.
Main Street, keRosha, HIscossta has received his
large Stock o. Boots and Shoes, and he has no hes
iention in saying that he has
The Largest, Rest and Cheapest Stock
in the county. In addition to his large stock from
the East he has on hand large supply OF his own
manufacture, which for workmanship, stvle and su.
peror quality of stock lac Feeds confident cannot he
exceed west of New York city. His goods are man.
ufactured under his own supcrvision and no labor
other manufactures. His long and practical expert
ence in the business and facilities for getting nm
work enables him to sell better article for a less
price than his neighbors.
Amongst his custom work NAV be found-Gcsts'
French Calf and Morocco Scared and Pcgged Boots
Light and Double Soles, Men and Boys Double
Sole Thick Boots, Fine and Coarse, Kip and
Ladies', Misses
and Chldren's Wear
of all kinds. Also will be
found on hand, large and ele-
giant assortment of Ladies', Geuts'
Boys and Misses Wear from the best
Eastern Manufactures. Custom Work
dsne to order with punctuality, and in the best
sossioie manner, Thankful for past
hneral patronage, the undersigned
feels confident, by strict attention 10
business and the wants of his ems
toners by keeping up his fashion
able and seasonahle assortment
of hrstclass goods, and sell.
ing at unusually low
prices to merit the
patronage OF
thepub-
lie
Way II, l'5S. n4sl CL.RLY
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n ESLER'S
Photographic and Fine Art GALLERY.

DAG UERRE0 TYPE G0ODS DEPOT
Metropolitan Buildings,
la Sale Street, CAicd0o M.
nAGUERREDTfPES taken in every style Of tbs Art and
- Of the utmost Beauty and Perfection 4 Nssc Art com
bning the beauty and color of the Painting with the pere
ton Of the aguerreotopePhoographs OF all sizes from
the smallest miniature up to fun life size either plain en-.
craving or eoored as the best finished Paintings by Expe-
renced Arss from the first schools In Europe taken either
from Ifs Il Daguerreoypes. Persons having Deguerreo-
types of themselves absent friends have them copied
Orders will be received by the subscriber his Gallery ss
above Pictures be sent by mail express with
crpton of the color OF the hair and complexion and
lnjss chdEen, the eclor Of the dress desired.
tni7ul ALEX. HEsLER.
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ScrOfula, Dyspepsia, 81 Liver emplainf.
DR.. BlakecetEs Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla
and Iris versicolor stands very high in the estima.
ton of those who have used it. for the above named
diseases and doubt is worthy of the confidence of
the afflicted 1t is for Sale by Druggists in Kenosha
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HONORE g. Co.,

s-wHoTEsALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware, Tur-s
pentine, Camphene, Varnishes, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, &c Also,
Wholesale Agents for the above Popular Patent
Medicines, and many others The attention of
Druggists and Merchants, respectfully invi-
ted. Our Stock is large and complete.
Wholesale, only
(ly81 No. 900 Lake St., Chicago, Hi.
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CARROT SEED, by the pint.

rARROT SEED, by the pint.
EARLY KENT PEAS, by the pint
EARLY JUNE PEAS, by the pint. ao
LARGE MARRoWFAT PEAS, by the pint
BLUE IMPERIAL DWARF do. do A
WHITE GLOVER SEED, by the pound. q
RUTA BAGA & FLAT TURNIP SEED, by the 10.
For sale by STARKWEATHER& Co, i
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REMOVED.

DIR. J.. WHITMORE. has removed hi.
oiee in the block the City Bank where he is now
iuly prepared to execute any work in DENTISTRY
IN the most approved STYLE he has procured the of
seruhg teeth the new STYLE called Dr j. Aliens Continuous
Gum Work. of which specimens can be seen at his Rooms
aso God or Silver Plate Work. from tooth to set =
teeta plugged with gold and warranted for fs Teeth ex-
and treated for all diseases of the
teeth.
Dr. Whmore has been engaged in the DENTS business for
neen years. and from his long experience he takes
done az well as can be done in this any country
would state that he is travelling Dentist and will be on
hand at all times to make his warrants good His charge
Will be as low as any other experienced Dentist.
~ Office hours, from eight until four.
~att eE DIR. L. wHITMORE.
heRoShd GvI6.n33tf1
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sw5i HEAD, CAMPBELL Heal,
Chancery SaIe.--Kenoshn Circuit Court.
Hn Equity.

George w. Truesdell William Skinner Joseph fcSaes
in L. s Phillips Addison D. Phillips, Edwin w Phi iips
and John Hogoboom.
Ky virtue and in pursuance of final decree Of the circuit
COURT Tor the county of Kenosha, state Of Wisconsin
MADE and entered in the above entitled cause pending
~ ON 'he chahcery side thereof in the OF May A.
$780, and bearing date the 18th day OF May 1885, shall
sen ~ pubic auction to the hghes bidder at the door Of
sne court mousse IN the city OF kencsha in said county on
Saturday the 18th day July next between the hours
one and three in the afternoon OF that day. the following
scribed real estate to Wit "A that certain piece parcel
or lot of land situated in the village Of Wmot the con
ty of kenosha and state Of Wisconsin, known and deserh
cd ION the plat Of said vage lot number four in block
number five (5 together with the dwelling house &C. there
Dated Kenosha, May, 81, 1855 JOSEPH I. EHLE,
Sheriff Kenosha Co
BY JOHN f. HENRY, Under sheriff
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Evergreen. For Sale.

EveFgreens For Sale.
Ralsam FRS, Spruce, Henllock, Arbor Vita Norway
Spruce Firirom four TO eight feet high If taken in GUAM
titles and In win be sold at half the usual retail
Price am compelled to have them all removed by The
10th Of May next nave also many ne Shrubs that the
cold Of last winter could not kill.
April Is, 1856. 1swA B. p CAHoOy
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ROUNTY LAND & PENSIONS.

DRANT,S PULMONARY RAGsAgG g.
Id PURIFYING EXTRACT, Just received at the
Drug Store of ~ STARKWEATHERf & co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-11


FxsE IADoa--rAe material capital which eonsti-
tu,ss the real wealth Of this great country, and
creates that intelligent power In tn nasss alone to
- relied q the bai9ask Of Free Instisusions -
fJoha G. Frsucats Letter Of Acceptance.
Whsssvsr there y sshstAntivs eooA 70 h done,
vhssevss there = : feot Of laad 70 - Pssvsatsa
frea bseeaisg Slave tArfitosy, an willing 70 -
sest ~ prinsipls II IL s1nlusien u Sjsvery,-
fDasiel Ve6stsr.
fspeas thaa nevsr 60 saa never will voAa, and
20 earthly power will ever rake Ds vste to sprsnd
s!svsfy evss territory where II does not exist.-
Asssily ssssar In iii nsvsususs vhisA A.v,
tor their 70 rspsr the mischief arising fron
the voatiua Of GOD faith In The rspsAa Of IL Mis-
souri, Conproniss. A. opposed b Slavery IN ~
shstraet. and spoa princtpiss s.stains4 aad naas
hsbitual BY sssslsd0avistioa. while feel inaex-
ible In the eslis1 thas eagAe not - b isterfsred
With whore Il sxisas unAse tAs shisd q 0ests ~
Mcgsty, IN - inAsxibly epposed 10 IL sxtsasioa
- tAis so.aiasat bsyosd ~ Pssssat liniss-(Je
Ifssl tAas tAsss 10 sotAiag which the eivilis.d
wesid, u tAsy tAks aoties Of hunhls IN individ-
sAl ~ nysslf, will rsPgoach ne with, whsn say,
- ssid The othss aay. haA nads up ny nis1,
8sr ens, that ss1ey ~ etresmssscss vsaA Isoassal
~ the farther sxtenaea Of tAs cree Of Slavery n
the UnitsA 6tatss, OF Of the farther inseaass. Of
0lave representation n the House Of Rspresenta.
siy:s.lsPssah Of Dsaisi Webster On tie Orssps
80 NosC0 ~ st9SuN GLANs-I0 yHsW ~ eNSv US =
spoke the following word:
"Dst yos cannot pat your finger On asy part Of
he Caassitation whiAh conveys the right or u
Powsr 70 carry slaves froa of ths 0taass VI ~
Uaisa - say Territory = ~ UsissA 6sAt4s. Nor,
Dir, oas sdAi1 Tor siAgls moment, that thsrs Il
any separate g distisst right upoa h par a
States = individual nanbsn oi the States, - aay
portion ef the people al tAs United Stsas 70 carry
1lavss Into Territories, uadsr the idsa thaa tho6l
Tsrriseriss ars held II common hstwssa thsssvsdkl
6tatss."
Tus Ricnnosp EsoUIasa:es rms CisessuAsl PLA4-
SonA.-With the stmost possible psssiaisa aud en-
pAasis Of language, tasss rssolutions a1Asm tn
great vital principlss, LIT, Of the Constitstions
enarsntsss Of Slavery; aaa seeondly, q IN sqsai
~ of thA 6tAtss In respect q tA1r sevsrsign dir
afty aad political rghts In equally slsAr snd eos
elusive terms the doctrine Of Hquatsss 6ovsrsent,
y rspxAistsd by the Democratic party.
n IAn slsessd 70 the high cass Ter which yp.l
pAstiAliey has noninAted Nd, will sn1eAvse % ~
minister the govsrasnt aesordine h ~ true splx
q ~ Constitation, - u W. unAsssses4 b =,
NsGA nsn Who frsmed asd aaoptsd Il, and n susl
10y - 70 preserve bath Hbssty md Usisa.--
fJcAa g. 1rs0ent.