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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

Philosophy. class in Oriental Phi
losophy will stand up. Tlbbets, what is life
Life consists of money, 2.4O horse, and a
fashionable wife.
Good Next-what is death
paymaster who settles every body's debts,
and gives them tombstones as receipts in full
Of all demands
What is poverty?
The reward of merit genius generally re-
ceives from discriminating public.
What is religion?
Doing unto others just as you please, with
out allowing them return of the compli.
ment.
What is fame?
six line puff in a newspaper, while liv-
ing, and your fortune to your enemies when
dead.
Next and last. Which is the quickest and
easiest method for yon to reach heaven?
Ask the Camden and Amboy Railroad Com
pany.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN IN HIS GIG.-It is
now about a century since Benjamin Frank
lin, Postmaster General OF the American
colonies, by appointment of the crown, set
out in his old gig to make an official in
speotion Of the principal routes. 1t is about
eighty years since he held the same Office un-
der the authority of Congress, when small
folio, (now preserved in the department of
Washington containing but three quires of
paper, lasted as his account book for two
years. This simple fact brings up before us,
more forcible than an elaborate description,
the vast increase in post office facilities within
an hundred years. For if a postmaster gene
raj were to undertake to pass over all the
routes at present existing, it would require
six years of incessant railroad travel at the
rate of hundred and twenty five miles dali
ly; whne if he were to undertake the lob in
an old gig he would require a life time
for its performances. Instead of small folio,
with its three quires of paper, the post office
accounts consume every two years three thou
sand Of the largest size ledgers, keeping no
less than one hundred clerks constantly EN-.
ployed in recording transactions with thirty
thousand contractors and other persons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09
DRY GOODS. CARPETS,


SDorLIinH sodm Nnger, with the usual variety
Of coice syrups, at D. sCOrrs, 2bl Main, corner Of
Mechanic 81. my23 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

KANsAs.-Letters have been received in
Worcester from DR.. Gutter, the leader Of the
party of Kanzas emigrants from that city, who
were disarmed on the Missouri river, dated at
Alton, Union county, Iowa, July "a. His
party were plodding patiently on, and were
then four days journey from the Missouri
river. 1t is said that his men were in good
health and spirits, firmly convinced of their
right to enter Kanzas as peaceable emigrants,
and prepared to defend themselves in case of
attack. DR.. c. himself was speaking almost
every evening to political gatherings. Intelh
gence from Martin Stowell's party of Massa-
chusetts emigrants states that on the 26th of
July they We're then waiting ten miles west OF
the Missouai river, and that DIR. Cutter in
few days would join them. The latter intel
igence comes from Boston gentleman, who
adds =
1.-The emigrants now halt in Nebraska, await
ing an answer to request sent to Gen. 7. +.
Smith, that an escort be granted them into Kan
zas. There is doubt that Missourians are
making preparations to oppose the emigrants on
the frontier of Kanzas
have no doubt about Smiths course-he will
utterly refuse to believe, Upon any Evidence that
the emigrants are what they profess to be, and he
Will refuse an escort, and in the last resort Will
drive the party back.
The crisis approaches. Missouri has 6iockdded
the TaUer; she as biOckading the land route; she
asserts her ownership of Kanzas, and dehes all the
free States. How long will they submit TO her
rude and bullying dctation boston Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

At the Town Hail. was successful in the highest
degree. Visitors found there spread before them
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
NUMBER 42:5- ~ Q
LEGAL NOTICES.
DrCLARATcRY NOTICE.
STATE OF CNIIFlkNIA, !


CnurW uF BrrTN
Marcia y. Dpan To Declaration ot Sole Irnde'-
n MARCIA Y. p0AN, wife Of Robert Doan, be-
q cling DESTROYS of aviEnI Uys,ii at ths h"hrhss 90
- rtan act ui tha Legislature ut lhc state u' 'h
turuia aud entitled " An A,s lu nath 'lle h"rr'"i
women "a trau~act bu.in"s ia their own n1inc "'
sole irnd'rS, pt->,G Aprl l2u A - lrJ-' 1t" hefe
hy dcc r.. tAt q j. nay intention to transact ah
c,rry uo thr cuisine o RAnohiue, IN my own nnIh''
and WI, here t'rr h' tric furR dents chf"c
ttl ty ur. auti Thai ,lt uuuuut ~ proper rs lA'esr
hy me I'D >i u,.,rp rs. d.u~ not exceed ttr snU -
h,r jho,,aud dui,lr, MARCIA N.H1A|, f. 81
Signed, sealed and delivered Ia pr,soucro It
II. CRUM, Justice OF tho Peace
Attest: G. DEWITT.
STATE OF CALlFORNIA-County Of Butte.-on
- tuls the 9Th day OF December. 4. u. one thousand
eight hundred and Gty-slX, before me II. Crum, q
Jusuce of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid,
personally appeared Marcia y. Doan. sole lradei'
personally known to me to be the individual desor-
bed ln and who executed the within instrument rs
the party thereto, and she acknowledged 10 me mat
she executed the same freely and voluntarily aud ior
all purposes: and the sale Marcia ~ Doau having ac-
knowledged to me- on an examination separate ana
without The heWng Of her husband, that she intend
ed on executing her own business, freely Without
fear, voluntarily without eompulson or any undue
influence ot her said hunsgand.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
a.. s. and affixed my official seal the day anu
year first above written
Ii CRUM, Justice OF the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
Probate Court.

1,ountv of Butte Probate Court
~ATOW this day, it appearing nmy satisfaction aS
"a Judge of the Probate Court in aud for Butte
county ttt the Board of Supervisors. AMI for said
Conuty did on the twenty fourth day of Sepeinber
4 b one thousand eight hundred anu MY sly ueca'1
Droyilie to be the County seat OF bule 90 roh anu
after the said tweniy.ioutth day OF September. D.
1s56 in pursuance Of AN Act entitled An hct 10
chnnge aud fix the County Seat of Butte county, aP-
nroyed March 10Th, 1850, and IL further appearing
to my so>flction' that The preseh, ouui4Ss IN "r,'
the said Court has been held. aud in which the ke'
or,ls nave been kept IN the town OF Bldwel are un-
sof, ~ "A place of depository tor said Records, and
that the sne il Liable 10 destruction by re by rea-
snn of their being constructed entirely OF wood.
And If further ppearing that there is no building
in ihc town of Blweli suitable for holding the terms
of this court and 10 safely keep us htcorus io Hre
or other calamity and II appearing lhal me to"h o
Droville j. til place to hold The terms oi thls Npur
ard that commodinus and safe brick building ~
said ,wn has oeen rendered to the county as county
buildings. 80
II is therefore ordered. adiudged and decreed that
the Clerk OF the Probate Court, In and for Butte
Cnuuty fort with remove his office and the Records
thereof, 10 Oroyile, in The building selected by HE
said Board of supervisors as county buildings ana
that he do and transact the business OF ms salg once
at the town of Oroyille the County Seat of Butte
And tistnrther ordered that the terms of said
court from and after the said twenty'lourih day OF
September, \ ID l-5d, be held at the said town OF
Oruyiilc, until otherwise ordered.
And it Is further ordered that the Clerk otihe Pro
bate Court. in and for Butte County. issue IN order.
under seal of said Court, in conformity with this or
der.
And that the same he published in the Da'l, Butt
Record. paper published in the town of OrovilIe,
for the space of forty days from the date hereof -
BY order of Court.
Attest the foregoing tue copy OF The original or
der now on file in my court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Pro-
rLSl bate Cour affixed this the 2ith day OF sep
tember A d 1856, NJ Bidwell.
MILES CHAPLIN, Probate Clerk.
BY DARRACH. Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIL

kCEt-Great Blessing to Mankind ,-lnnocent bnt Po-
tent-Dr. H. j. Uznpkay's Prophy lacticun, (Stlt Dis
injecting Acenl.) sure preventative against yonur
rhoeal and syphic diseases and an unsurpassed rem,
ety for all the venera scrotulous, eansrcnOus aud
cancerous ulcers teiid discharges from the vagina,
g,erus and urelhr end sU cnianeous eruptlons and
diseases. As innocalaton is a preventative against
smai poX, so IS Dr. Il }. aysPtophiacucuu.
a preventative against syphlitical aud gonorrheal
Diseases Harmless in itself, IL possesses the power
of chemically destroying the sypniiltic virus, ana
thereby saving thousands from being infected with
the most oathsoma of all diseases Let no young
man VINO ankreciaies health be without DIR. Cap
kays Prophacticum. Ii is in very convenient pack
ages, and will he found convenient to use, being
used as Il soap, Price 81. For sale at Dr Il. J.
and Montgomery streets, San Francisco.
All orders must be addressed TO l.. j. Czapkay, VI
D. san Francisco, California. hii
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
BRIDGE NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN-That the under
~ signed Will apply to heBoard of SdperN sors in
aud for Butte Coantv, at its February term. \. ~.
ioJ7 or as soon thereafter a. application can be
heard for n license TO construct Toll Bridge across
TIN. west branch of the nUrh fork of Feather river,
at a place known rs the - Natural Bridge" about
one mile and. a.half below Nelson !. Bar.
Or0vle, Dec. >, 1886 - NJ. EVANS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, hoarlof Supervisors,

STATE or CALIFORNIA, Board Of Supervisors,
County Oi Butte Nov Term
the matter OF hr declaration Of certnin streets in
. the Carlton tract 70 be highways, and 20 alter the
road % NcCOnnrls Ferry, 1t is hereby ordered that
HE present road running from The termination of
Bird, Robinson and Montgomery streets 10 the ioNn
of OrnVilr - Butcher Ranch Ia ,ard l,un'y. be- and
The same Il herbN declared vacated a~ pu0lic high
way And Il ia ilrthar ordered that lh- said Bird.
Montgomery and Robinson streets ut StId tuwn uf
OruVie. be tNirai.t u- plbllc bI-hWfys Hcro~- The
tract of land known is The ta~l!"u Irlct. 1nd AL
Joining sHid town OF Droyile. sad c''uiHI1l ions "f
iiIrd, Robins N and Montgomery Srrr-. to bn ,Nll
six feet IN width, and extending in directions parallel
with each her, according tu the plan or scTNty of
said Carlton Tract. made by VI II. Farley And IL is
further ordered that The street marked Fourth Ave-
nue, according to the plan and serV'y Of ihe SAID
Carlton Tract be- nnd the same is hereby declared to
be public highway sid Avenue tO tc ~lCty six
feet In width and extending across said tract of land
And il is further ordered that muct OF the First
Second Third, Fiuh sixth, seventh and Eighth Av-
enues, as lie between Robinson and Montgomery
Streets according the plan survey of said VI. II.
Farley of said Carlton Tract now on file in the Ctice
of the county Recorder OF said county be. and the
same are hereby declared to be public highways. all
of said highways to be sixty feet in width. And 1t
is further ordered that the road laid out from the
termination Of the said Robinson street, across
the Butcher Ranch, to its junction with the old rond
be- and the same is hereby declared public high
way, said highway to be sixty six feet in width.
Attest the foregoing true copy.
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk of Board
Ry VI. H. Uarrach. Deputy. nl5-Jd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
,LisHED DAILY (sUNDAys ExcEPrED)
WEEKLY CUTIE RECORD.

For cireuIaJpr IN the miniug and agricultural di'-
,rcts nf the county viii cOnain the local md general
news ofthe cE, aer>perSrd with Interesting mis-
crmeons reading matter. Il viii contain twenty
3ight columns ct reading matter. 1nd " he uhe ei
the hrga.l and cheapest Weekly New -papers in the
State. Pablfsaed every saturday. f'rms-S3 per
Annun: .x months, s.; three months. 81.
ApVgRrfsENCNrs. per square oi ten lines or les''
erst insertion 50 ~
pac, subxanuput Insertion. ! 50
rrS" \ liberal deduction will be made IN favor OF
those who advertise ny The year
RJ- business cards inserted on rcas"nabcterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
FERRY fyOT7GE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply to the Board of Supervisors in and
tor Butte County, at the February term Aereof in
i-57 for License To run Il Ferry and Bridge across
the Middle Fork of Feather River few rods above
the junction of the North Fork OF said river.
SYLVESTER p. SAN AGE.s
Oroviile. Nov. 10 1856. A'l-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
FERRY AND BRIDGE NOTICE

"a WILL Apply to the Board of Supervisors at
a their February term, for renewal of my Ferry
License at Nelson's Bar West Branch Feather river.
aud Tor license to build and keep II Toll 5rdgo at
said place u :. CUkltS'
Tow WELLS, Atty for Petitioner.
Groville, Dec. l.. loj6. dl2>4W
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS h liing Chains against Renia
"a min johnson dece asrd, OF Butte county, are
hereby notified To present them with proper vouchers
81 @he @ undersigned, within ten mon1ls rom TINS date
Executor of the estate OF Benjamin Johnson de-
ceased at Lott 4 Saxtons Office Bird street, Orovile
Oroville Dec -. lSJ6 do w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
INSOLVENCY NOTICE
STATE ;,orFrT OF cAtIr@ENAI' al T,'TI, ,ss
COUNTY COURT-AT CHAMBERS,

COUNTY COURI-AT CHAMBERS,
ORovILE, October 2l, 1855.
NN TIE MATTER OF HORACE REYNOLDS
n an lnsulvent Debtor
ia pursuance of an order, made on the Dist day OF
Oc,uber !sj6 in the County Court Of said county, by
the Judge thereof. the Hon J. f. y. LEWIS,
Notice is hereby given, to the creditors of tho said
insovenl debtor Horace Reynolds, to he and appear
before the Judge of the County Court in and for SAID
county, The Hon. J. T.. N Lewis, AT The Court house,
at Or0yliie, in said county, on Monday, The 2llh day
of No,ember A. u, lSl6 at 20 O'Clock. A. W., the
same being the fist day of the November term OF
SAID Coart. then and there TO show cause, If any,
why the rayer Of SAID iusolyent deb0r should not
be granted, and an assignment OF his es t. be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
asian insulvent debtor
Witness my hand and the & Of SAID Court
affixed, this the 2lst day October, a. ID.
,t.s. l''' MILES cuArrS, County clea,
~ Ey NJ II DARRAcH, Deputy.
OrOville October u, ls3t. o2ltd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18

"a OTICE-M wife, Luciene Ellen. having left
~ my house, and refusing to live with me, all
persons are hereby cautCntd not to trust or harbOr
her ON my account, | will not be responsible foI
any debts OF her contracting.
nI--lw WILLIAM MONTGONFRY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
STAGE NOTICE.

s~,srv0 on AND AFTER FRIDAY, the
%l,t5s t2lh instant. the stage for shasta VIII
leave lie Coml ml1any's office Marysville, at O'Clock
A. NJ, and arrive In oroville at lO O'CLOCK a. M re-
mining over night at rehama.
GEO r. THOMAS, Gent Superintendent.
Nor,sviIIa 1nh ner Cal. Stage Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
z, S. CoOPE Z, III. D.

81 U II G. = @ III
mFFlCE-At the Eye, Ear, and Orihopedie lniir'
Y y mary. Mission street, between Second and Ihud
near NRussan Baths SAN FRANNlHCo.
An Surgical Operations FREE to patients present
,n. themselves at the CLINICS, on Wednesdays and
Saturlays, at ~ o'clock p. Nj. Medical men OF the
CIV and FnciHc Coast. generally, are respectfully tn
vetd to attend the lntlrmary on Clinical days. wheh-
ever II NAV he opportune for themselves. augle-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
NOTICE
CEn M -nEss. Presiden
nEcLARAToRY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CoUsTY or BUTTE.
Mary Jane Walker to Declaration OF Sole Trader.
MRS. MARY JAAE WALKER. wife Of Jabez
= Walker. being desiruus OF aVaillng herself OF
the benefits Of certain Act Of the Legislature Of the
state of California. and entitled An Act lo author
i've married women transact business IN their own
name as cole Traders-pHssed April 18th, A. b.
ls52" do hereby declare. that ii Is my intention to
transact and carry the business OF keeping
dairy for the purpose of selling milk, butter, &c In
the county of Butte and State of California that in
tend TO carry OH said business in my own name and
will hereafter he responsible for any debts contracted
me in said business does not exceed the OF five
thousand dollars.
MARY JANE WALKER, IL. ST
Signed sealed and delivered ia presence of
FRANK Y. TAYLOR n
COUNTY ~ BUTTE.
NN THIS this the l7th bay OF November, A. ID.
y one thousand eight hundred and ffA,six, be-
fore me, William 6. English, Notary Pu Fc IN and
for the aforesaid county, personally appeared before
me Mary Jane NalkeO sole trader, personally
known 10 me TO be the Individual described in and
who executed the within instrument as the party
thereto, and she acknowledged 10 re that ,he exe-
nd purpo9s thereinV no The said Mary
Jane Walker. wife O alker, having been
by me first made acq yh the conlenls Of said
instrument. acknOwld j., on an examination
had separate. apart fr1HH ithout The hearing of
her husband that she executed the same fre,y and
voluntarily. without fear, or any undue
induruce Of her said husband, and that she did not
wish to retract the execution OF the same.
In testimony whereof have hereiInio set
lSD my hand and affixed my official seal, the dav
and year first above written.
n253w WING. ENGLISH. Notary Public
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
NOTICE

a hereby eAen TO all persons holding liens on the
q ~Jennv Liud Hotul," in the town oi oroV.1f,
legal proof thereof the Justices Court ofJ L Ellis
oft. J. F., in ami Tor Ophir Township, ON Monday
Nov -. 1886, at 10 O'Clock VI
by order Of COurt. ...
BUTTE LUMBER COMPANY.
BY TOM WELLS. AIRY.
Oroville, Nov IL, 1886
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
COUNTY TREASURES OFFICE,
HInUEII July II a. Isn't.

DTOTICE T. hereby gvIe, that all persons holdlhg
"a Butte County Warrants payable from me genc-
raj fund.- registered between February 10th, le5b' ana
Nav 1th. 1870, that the same VIII be redeemed
on presentation. at my Office. And nonce Is Iurther
o. ven that trni and after this date, SAID warrants
vii cease to bear Interest
WILLIAM LATTIMDRE,
Treasurer of Bulte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

A LII persons holding claims against the estate of
N Victor Laudiere, deceased, late Of Butte county.
are hereby notified TO present them with proper
vouchers 70 the undersigned thin months from
this date, or be forever barred.
r. HOBART,
Public Administrator Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
UNI B ER VA r D,

A LIEN & COLBY would call the attention OF
n builders and the public generally to their
Inmoer Yard on Myers street, rear the Blum.
Thev keep constantly on hand a full assortment ol
49, vvindows and seasoned Lumber. They are
nreparea to furnish everything in their line cheap as
the cheapest oi'a
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-18
NOTICE

Y7yUE STOCKHOLDERS of the. South Feather
L Water Company hereby notified, that The
annual meeting of the Company will be held at the
office at Forbestown, on the first Monday IN January
1897, ut ~ O'clock noon
}. WARREN MASON, Secretary.
d9td
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-01

"a The Know Nothing leaders, especially of the
South, will now appeal to the old Wings to rally to
Mr. Fillmore. Upon what grounds will this appeal
be based? Is it not fresh in the mind of every one
that these same leaders have within the last twelve
months, repeatedly pronounced the Wing party,
halt, blind, dead and rotten." And now they call
for aid on this same party, which they have been
assuring the people was corrupt while it existed
and is now "deadr' What sort of consistency is
this? Again: Mr.. Fillmore is sworn third degree
Know Nothing. He is, therefore, bound by his oath
in all things in which decision may be made by
the National Council of his Order, to abide that de-
cison and to carry it out; and this will be his con-
dtion in Of his election President The great
Office Of President would, therefore, should he be
elected, be virtually in the hands of an ,rresponsi-
BILE midnight Counci-in the hands of men who
have no fixed rules Of action, in their hatred Of
foreigners and in their religious bigotry, and who,
on the slavery question, are, ono thing to-day and
another tomorrow. The people are not yet prepar-
ed for such state Of things. - .srsiste5,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-01
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
Three days Later-Nesos Highly Important-7n
Difficulty 6et'ceen our Minister and the English
Government Corroborated- Breadstu6s Largely
Declined.
New YORK, Feb M.-The steamer Asia arrived
here this evening, with Liverpool dates to the 9Th
(after passage of Is days. being thret days latter
than the advices by the arrival of the Atlantic last
evening.
As regards the position of the relations between
England and the United States the by the Asia
is important.
The London Morning Advertiser states that Sir
Henry Bulwer had minated that he would like to
act mediator between the British Government and
Mr.. Buchanan. This movement is said to be at the
desire of Lord Palmerston. An interview was to
take place at the Embassy, when Sir Henry would
explain at length to Mr. Buchanan the compromise
which he is prepared to recommend.
All the other papers maintain profound silence
on the subject
The Plenipotentaries of the five great powers
were beginning to assemble at Paris to attend the
Peace Conference.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.
In the House of Commons Lord Palmerston, in
answer to an inquiry from Mr.. Golden, said that
the correspondence with the American government
on Central American affairs would, when completed,
be laid before Parliament. - ,..
Mr.. Ballie remarked that he would postpone the
the motion which he had given notice of relative
to the enlistment difficulty with the United States,
until after the correspondence had been made public
MARKETS. s-sgste..
Licerpool Feb. s.-Cotton-The market is droop-
ing. Sales for the week So, 900 bales including H.
600 bales for export and 10 OGO bales for speculation
The market closed quiet at decline of 1-16 ],
mostly middling qualities Orleans.
Manchester advices are less favorable.
Breadstufs- The market has considerably decln-
ed during the week. -r
Provisions-Beef is in moderate retail demand
and steady for fine, but ordinary is froms IS to IS
lower. Lard is quiet at 62s.
Naval stores are in better demand at improved
prices. Tallow is depressed.
The French Breadstuffs market was much de-
pressed.
London Honey and Stock Market.-The money
market is more stringent Consuls close at 91a91f.
American stocks are quiet.
THE LATEsT-BY TELEGRAPH TO LIVERPOOL.
London, Friday Eoening.-The Times csnsures
the course taken both by the English and American
Cabinets in reference to the existing difficulties and
after remarking that even the humanity we have
shown must have limits" concludes as follows
eve are as DESTROYS for peace as Mr.. Golden can
be, but we know that when a nation becomes too
proud to listen to reason, the only appeal is to
arms" ...,.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-01
Free-S0iL National Convention.

PIrTsBuRG, February 25.-The Free.Soi National
Convention, previous to its adjournment, adopted
resolutions to the following effect:
Frst-Demands the repeal of all laws allowing
the introduction of slavery into Territories once con-
secrated to freedom and the resistance by constitu
tona means of the existence of slavery in any Ter
ritory. f7-. 'I.'i +''
Second-Supports by all lawful measures the free
State men in Kansas their resistance to the usurp
ed authority of lawless INVADERS and favors its i'm
mediate admission into the Unioun as free State
Third-Strongly urges the Republican organize
ton to resist and overthrow the present national
administration as it is identified with the progress
of the slave power to national supremacy.