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Another Of Jaokson's Cabinet fer Fres
mont.

In these days Of degenera'ed AID spurious
Democracy. II Is gratifying to fad the conh.
DENTAL advisers sndsappos tors Ut General Jack.
son enlstng under the banner oil the enlY true
Democracy that VIII CD recognises the dg0ity
Of freq labor, the RICH. OF isse speech, AID tie
sacred obi ig atoms OF national compacts gaaran.
.ecng fire. dom to the Territories
General Jacksou's warinest and most intimate
<risnd, Francis T. Blair the editor OF his Ad
authorization organ and his literary executor
has from the very commencement OF the openly
been earnest and vigorous In ding battle for
fremont and Dayton. A few days ago We
published The able and conclusive letter OF the
Hon. Samuel ID lngham, formerly member Of
JaeksOn's Cabinet, declaring his iutent'on 10
support the cause OF freedom and now we Lay 9
Another accession from "the oil y m 1cratic
r,a dr. The venerable William j. Duane, who
VS. Secretary o. the Treasury under ickson,
was ,resent at . meeting OF Democrats in Phila-
delphia on Taursday last, Convened for The Lur-
pose Of 70 niiag = Democratic Fremont Club
uis spe Oh o. thlt OCCASION is e.'or,ed as iol-
Iowa.
About sixty years ago he stood in the same
room Ia which the meeting WAS now held, aud
saw GA erai Washin ,ton delivering the seals Z!
his oitice to Li, Successor. He spoke OF the Re
publican aud Democratic school IL which be had
been brought up. lie was educated as priIt-
ter, ani the fest article be sat up sss Wah hg.
iou's Farewell Address. From tat momen. lie
!esrnsd the principles which ever after govern
cd his life. lie had been twenty three years cut
Of public life, but a strong sense OF duty seemed
to c Ill him az ain to the post h. had maintained
In bis youth lie had not attended po'i!icaI
IN e. a, for Yearly quater Of century, ard
pTbsp it was this which md him ieei 80 deep
~ impressed At the PIE cent tuna. hr. ID. spoke
ut rome length. and was enthusiastically rp,
p,aaded. q he rooa Was l-nseiy crosded, AM
many were unabls to obtain admission.
After Mr.. Danes speech, clIb was formed,
I'd osgaa & aiou Of " .ich va. sgled 10y NJ.
pusne rs the first Name fJilosei i,y Other y IA
ocIats, VITO pledged themselves to ih3 eurpoit
of Fremont aud Dayton Is the CANDID tlcs o!
party which is the tru. exp n.nt OF j. dcssoL
and Jackson upJu the slavery question.
These d, serters iiom the Democracy Of jazz.
son aid Jefferson. Vito have gone al after The
strange gods OF slavery supremacy AID n IaucT
sogerrigaty. nsy we'll trent. tur the result tar
trey do shen thry Lenr the battle cry 1t Ere
mont and FIR eiom saualrd ~ their oid a.'ae:-
ani veterans 1T 'heir party whose nsra tavy
hayu retain d, Ut whpse pgine!olls he! La'v
abandoned .--Coaa,src'a Reg.
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JOHN sEMPLE G. SON,

- ouccessoF 10 z. u IL ANX.
eR I52 Second ST., MUSCATINE.
We are now offering for sale a, re.
deced prices, our large & varied stock CT Jew
elry. Give us a call before r..rchas NJ else-
where. Remember Ia place at kranz's old
stan /, 1852 Second street, Musratiue, Iowa
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully re.
paired &c
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l0Ws AGRICULTURAL DEPOT.
Nourse, Viele g. Co.,
&c

SsoPR sSAciss
Corner cf Roch h3a4a and Front Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
Offer for sale at Wholesale and Retail, Glover.
Timothy. Blue Grass and Miiet See DIS, Garden
aud Flower Seeds IN great variety.
Ag,ica' 'Hyat s. Horticultural Implements
Of the most approved manufacture
Reapers and .Noaesrs,
Nourse, yeile y Go. have made arrangements
by which they have the exclusive sale in this
section, OF Mdnny's Celebrated First Prem um
Worlds Fair Reaper and Mower. Also Manny's
and Riggs Patent Reapers and Mowers. And
hetrhum's celebrated Mower; Mc"ormicks
Husser's, Russells, Wrights and Atkins fur
nshed to order.
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HENRY hooNEat r. s. nLDN ELL.
HOOVER g. BIDWELL.
FORMERLY SELLS d HOOVER,
successor, to pet'r Jackson
warding & Commission Merchants.

NE are prepared 10 attend to any business in
w our line with the best of facilities. Our
terms are five cents per one hundred pounds,
commission for receiving and forwarding
REFER To--Grecn Stone, Mus atinc: L. L.
Farmer, do. Hatch, Humphrey d Co.. do. Hale
j. Co, Chicago; T. W. Alexander AZ Co. DO; "
r. Daniels 4 CO., Iowa City. Fiskc 4 Elliott, do !:
+. SHEPPARD x CO., do, +. Sauxsy, do; Hull d
Thompson, do; Waterman d Ryan, st. Louis;
lieonankamp Il 4ine, do; RateliH a. CO.. do, &.
W. Clark, Iowa City, q. G., Dorpin, do. Rock 4
Carey Cedar Rapids; Rock Bro, yinton; walan
n wilda. Mt Vernon; NJ. Floyd, Lisbon. J. l.
kartz Lisbon Elicit liall Upton. 29H
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Not ExceIled West Of New York /!

Printers complete outfits. as we have
Tie Northwestern Type .8geacy,
type and material on hand; also only agents r.
Hoes Printing Presses in this region. Person
purchasing from US VIII have then good dc',r.
cred IN Davenport, IL desired. When you come
TO the river don't FORGET 10 call over.
H. A. PORTER ( BROTHER,
~ ly. Rockf.iast
Hoes r.cee 4 White. Ivfe Arrry
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l3S LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,
1 II MILLER & Bros, Importers and Nah
Il. ufactreFs Of. ard Wholesale and retail
dealers in Cola aud Silver Watches Of all de-
scripuons ana prices.
fa.s Go!d Jctr,i,y, Coin Slcer aud ici Pa
ted Ifdre. and cisgart O. npmeatGI and
useful Fancy Gaods
Florentine, Mosaic, Cameo Coral and fine
Gold sets of p.ns, Ear Rings. Bracelets. Seals.
Rings and Diamonds. Silver Forks. Spoons
and Plate, Tea Services. SC, If tie finest
quality and Workmanship at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES
JEEgELEY II any Kid made TO order
a. II. - w MILLER. A. ii. htLLEe Il + RIOS
NEWARK, \ ). Sl5SLake st. cor ,LasaiIe
(3S 6n.) Earine Bank building, Chicago
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Horse Rakes.

| T'HE subscribers can supply Farmers aai
j Dealers with horse and hand rakes OF iest
timber and workmanship, al the lowest cash
prices. NoUgsE, SnLs & Co.
2iu ~ w. cor oil r. I.iaft and Front PTS.
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EAN.E G.S tS,rl (CD!!NN 81,
Florence, Nebraska.

ESQ. sAroENr, Pres. J. HI. PARKER, Casa'r.
The Undersigned, pfoprietors Of tie BANK
L OF FLoR3 NCE. Nebraska. ale by he pro-
visions of its Charter, ind vtdua!ly resi- ansible
for all its issues. aud will eieem the Notes #
said Institution in Coin at is soun'er in the
City cf Florence and at ,ithss of their Bank
ing Houses, in Eas tern Exchange at per
cent, or in Specie at same rates as other cur
~ency.
Cook & Sargent, Davenport. Iowa.
Cook, Sargent & Downey. Iowa City, Iowa.
Cook, Sargent, & Cook. Fl Des Moires, /"
Cook, Sargent 4 Parker. Floresce, Nebraska.
Davenport, Iowa, July LIST, 1886. 81 3m.
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Stlfeaqs, Fcruarl.aq & Commission


%rocerleSs
1T W no l. ESQ L f..
The Subscribers have now on hand, and are
daily receiving from the East and South, at
No. 5 'FRONT.' ST, MD LEPEE.
burrows New Block) Davenport. Iowa
large, well selected and full stock oil fresh,
Prime Groceries, Nails, Glass, SAT-,
VoodeRrdre, Provisions SC.
which they offer TO the trade at Wholesale ex-
clusively. To Retail Merchants. Hotelkeepers,
and others Of the interior of tbe State and Neb
raska, who purchase at wholesale, we give the
assurance that we will All their orders and mem
o,anda at Chicago and st. Louis prices trans
portation added
Merchants, Grocers and Hotelkeepers doing
business on the line or near the line OF the Miss
issippi & Missouri Railroad, Iowa City. or far.
Their West, viii find ii to their interest to make
their purchases of us. and by shipping their
Goods by the NJ. & NJ. Railroad save 81 miles
hauling by teams from any other point on the
river. Our facilities are of the first class, and
we feel the most positive confidence, that If you
viii give US q call look through our stock and
learn our prices ard terms We shall receive u
liberal share Of your patronage; which 1t shall
be our aim, by furnishing first rate goods at
favorable prices, and fair deel!rg, TO merit and
receive.
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CLOTHING bMP06IU Il

CLOTHING BMPORI L
.1"d Merchant Tailoring. Establishment
A. lust arrived, and is NV openiur one ~
"a me Largest Stocks of Goods in this yic;p.
~ u me old stand Of kiser, Crew a,d Tnrn,r.
rnslh Block where tie rroprietors Of the
s"sss stand invlte the attention of the citizens
p" ana SURROUND az country, 10 an =
Examination Of their Stock
-. oie pufchastn~ elsewhere; believing that
Ivy can oher superior Inducements 10 all In
"4n'ot goods m their line, as their Stock is
e".fe'y ne" and of tie latest styles, and
f"'ehased Erpressig for this .Wayte.
our Stock consists in part as follows. Free,
' oeIuiah ana American cloths ofsGpe. ior DUAL.
,ses, ana o. every colyr and price OF Cas,l.
me- 6 we haEe large and snicn Aid assortment
tomNs,thg OF trencl and American does.ins
I'm oIac< ana fancy, also, fancy Casslr1erss
OF every style and price TO suit narrh,ssr,
U VI SUCK of Festiugs is large. and consists Of
al l1e latest styles Of
TesFe's' sitks, Satins. etc.,
ara . OK the best quality. All Of the above goods
W. &c, &c made to order, in style unsurpassed ia
.He "es'' HAVING, at a great expense. secured
". .'e oes' Workmen 10 b. had, we feel confdent
fhRN
'Iia' oHf style o. goods and SUPERIOR Worssa n
s,.'P Wil not tail TO please the most fastIdieus
~ Is the determination of the PROJECTORS not to
le, any garment 20 out Of their estab'ishnen,
''a' Goes not give perfect satisfaction. Our
Mock Of Ready .lqde Clothing :!
IS me largest ever offered in this market j, cor-
ssIs' IN part, of fine cloth coats. OF all coIsrs
ana prices. Business coats OF Cloth, Cashmere
ana oatnett OF all qualities and tvles In the
way OF oVeE-ccats our stock is large and well
assorted, from Satinet, Cd 10 hpe Fnrlisb
beaver. We have large assortment Of Ve..s
OF teivets, Silks, Sitlls, Plush. Cashmere and
S =, OF every style aad the best quality -
we nave pantaloons of black AMI fancy Cassi-
mere and Sauhett, which for STYLE and texture
Tshho' D. surpassed west Of the Mississippi
We also have the
regular ialcaGizsd Rubber Coats Pants
1na AegginTs. In the way o. Furnishing Coods
we have everything p rtainjng 10 Gentleman.
wardrobe. Ever, garment sold by us will be
WorrcntcL 10 be as Represented.
All we ask IS a0 examination Ct our STICK and
prices, as we are determined not TO be und.r.olt
"", mouse III tAt west &9tt
Sept, 1856. CASAD& r0pF
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ONE WORD MORE.

OF the few articles of summer goods now on
hand we will sell al precisely cost anu trans
portatiun; now bring on your money and get
the worth Of il. We went charge you mach
for Goods anyhow, and nothing Tor sho wing
them. Finally customers,
j. s. Ed " ards, who stands at the head
Of his profession, as Tailor, cuts clothes
for our customers, and warrants eyary job. So
proud IS he OF his Teputstion, he couldn't sleep
If he should fail to please that's all.
Respectfully submitted TO candid public.
Sept '56 36tf klSER, CREW 4 TURNER.
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Bureaus, Tables. Bcisteaas, Chairs, Sash, n Att
- d, FOR which be viii sell for Cash as 10"
as at auy Place in The West.
aliand See for Yoursst.
Tipt9n, JAY 10. 2e,f : J. HA"lki'
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Very superior Article Of spring

Thankful for the very liberal patrotaga from
the citizens Of Upton ard Oh Gtaaf, In gene
rail- by sttict attention 10 please, and yeasoua-
bic prices. We shall fnie avor 70 merit cont =
Iancoof the same, aid respectfully
Isv tts an IrGutHat on q Or Stoch.
MuseatiDe, June 1856 % e.
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BE ar in Mind!

That as we do a CASH business business, we
can afford 10, and WILL sell Goods lower than
we could on long credits. We will, 10 accom-
modate our customers, sell them Goods at nett
prices, on a ninety days note. We hdte Book
accounts, and 50 do buyers generally. m day
IF Settlement, lie Judgment 1eitt come, Gaa ua-
HapDQ the man. teho is net prcpared for Il.
one void 10 the Ladiei, to whom we owe
special thanks for past patr onage; for them, we
keep every article OF Dress and Fancy Goods,
an endless variety Of Paramcttas, French and
English Meruos Delaines, Gro. he. Rhine,
Lustrine and Sat. Duchin silks, from 90 cts. 10
50 per yard,
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Hoise-Powers and Threshers,

We are sole Agents in this section for the sale
Of The justly celebrated Fits Machine for
lhrCshing and cleaning grain at one Operations
which notwithstanding IL l. the first machine ot
the kid ever invented aud put into successful
operation il now s apds as 1t always has stood.
the best machine for threshing and cleaning
grain 10 existence. Also, Pitts double riaon &
or 10 horse power. Emery's Railroad endits
chain lIorsc powers; Peases Excelsior Horses
Power with thfeshers, seperators, cleaners, clover
hullees, circular and eross,cu saw mile, corr
shelters, &C., and all
Oher Implements adapted TO Power.
To Broom Manufacturers. Nourse, Niele &
Co, 81 the Iowa Agricultural Depot, offer for
sale Caniaa's patent Broom Corn Planters to
z Their with ell Machines used IN Broom Manu-
facture Also, Shaker broom winding an seW-
ing twine Of the fret quality.
POWER CORs III a'LEES.
Tha best horse power Ccru Shelter in use IS
EeadtnE's Paieht Shelter.
This Machine /. capable Of Smelling and clean
ing 800 Bustets Of Corn Pc" Lay. Every
Farmer having large quantity Of corn to shell
should purchase one OF these Shelters. 2lG
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

u,uE undersigned t1kes this method to intern
The sit gems OF Upton, and surrounding
conntry' that he has bought out the old firm o.
WuIrtps & GowEY, ami bias nov Oh hand, ana
rnnliNInp
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:. q. < =. STEIN.

=. u, q I. 81 Elm.
Nos. 1856 & Isl, .Nab.-s!, .Mtrscai;ne,
Nj ARUFACTURERS 4 DEALERS in Tur-
III ntture III Ms various varieties. Constant
" on hand full assortment adapted to tie
Trade or Retail. Particular atteu4on IS nvi-
i to our UrHoLsTEReD WoRK, which is man
ufactured to Cur Order, IN the Eastern cities.
ala
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FACTS FOR The PEOPLE.
Riser. Grew l. Turner's Cash Store,

4 T which can be seen and bought very low
Il for Cash, or Produce every article that
ought to be kept in a Store House. We invite
the attention of all 10 our
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Being determined to sell all kinds # Dry
Goods, and most kinds Of Groceries. as low as
they can be bought a the River townsend
anxious 10 balld up the trade Of / ptor, we
adopt the potto:
d" Small Profits and Ready Pan"
Thus are we enabled to compete with nayen-
port or MuscatIne, and give 10 our numerous
customers, (to whom we retqrr our sincere
thanAs for their liberal patronage during the
past year,, bargains, that will warrant a
continuance Of their favor. We have neither
time or space 10 name all our goods-17 600
Sis. fast colored calcas. new styles. I 10 II
cts; Il 500 yds Bro. Muslin, y'a wide, : to 10
cts. We Will sell an excellent article Bro
Mus, y i wide. u yds foy Sl,00. Coffee, SUI
gar and Tea at Davenport prices.
500 prs. Ladies com. d dress Boatees, 20 to ia,
$40 /" Men. fac Boots, 200 70 re
80 Chadren's con- and dress shoes, good
and cheap. Ready Made Clothing for Z 3a3 men
and boys; Hats aud Gaps, new styles tor $500
men and boys.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-03
Southern Iowa,

The True Flag, Bloomfield. Davis
county, in an article complaining Of q
defciencys Of mail facilities thsoagh~,hs
southern tier OF. counties; which COM
plain. is doubtless just, thus speaks Of
sha, rapidly growing portion Of ous S.sies
The increase Of population and wealth
IN the counties Of Davis, Appanoose and
Wayne have more than q~uadru2led
ii ihe last FIVE years, while Decatur
county has, wahin less time, grown al.
mpss into . republic of itself. I've
years ago ,he country embracing The
counties Of Wayne, Decatur, Ringold,
aud Taylor was almosi a barren waste,
destitute OF any Kind of inle,s or out.
lets in the wsys of roads amino MALTA
cilities,l Offering no inducementc. 70 the
settlers except the unsurpassed fertility
Of the soil and The indiscribable beauty
of its natural scenery. Yet aithis time
these counties are farther advaneed in
i'm oroyement popnlatirR anasverythins
that pertains 10 ciyil.zaliop than many
coonties embraced ia the old purchase.
Moravia, laconium, Bs;hlehe m Cosys
don. Peoria, Garden q rove, PARISH La-
on, Dscs.ur City, Moun, Air and, sBa9s
ford are oil e. wing aud we'll located and
growing towns, with fair prospects ahead
besides other vil'eges that have sprung
up al ifbymsgic. Of these townssLeoD
sse0s 10 be decidedly tt.e superior .sit
was laid out in 1855 by Judge Thong
son. spon 80 acres Of land entered by
him Tor the use Of the county, and the
seal located in the came year
Ip inprovemnt has been nots rapiddand
than acy other inland town IN
the Stale, IT. contains q populapon Of
over 500, viii : COED brick court honse.
,wo ,ayerns' aud nunerous stores Ind
shops vito tntee good stestf
saw mile, end dmbar enough around
.heaa 10 keep them IN basiaess for hslfa
century. Quite al exci,snsai eKlased AZ
the lssi election IN reference 10 the loca;-.
tiou Of the county seat ~ that point, De-
ca,us City being NE rial, bntthe friends
Of Leon gained such . decided victory
a. to queil doubts upon the subjec, here.
aiter. ga I'll .asa2 @vEH al RFsugs4, ~
Demoine courier., 1856-01-03
Horace Greeley a White Man.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Times gives The following
description and aHecdots Of Greeley:
No man In Washington attracts more
attention. He cuis 4 quaint figure eye-
~ where wih his Rambling. lop-sided
gail, loosely cut clothing. !, cyaya. sswry,
and hat perche! back on the top of his
head, leaving his great white face stand
ing on, ike the figure head Of a Dutch
lugger. Greeley has great influence here
aud, be knowsSit. | believe his address
and his negligence OF. dress 10 be mostly
assumed. Il was ihe bisscr remark Of "a
certain Greek philosopher concerning the
Spartans, shat he ..saw their yarity
through the holes in their garments"
Horace's vanity is amply visible in
his pretended eccentrici,ies. Let me Tell
'yon a lille joke heard las. evening at
I,he National Hotel. A trio Of Irish ser
wants were busily talking politics in the
corner Of tho reading. room. Irish SER
van are grea. politicians here.) when
n of them suddenly exclaimed: ara
"Be jabers, boys, an there's mud Gree.
ieyf' 30 sa -
"Whcre!'' exclaimed his companions,
with as much interest in their looks as
they would exhibi. on being told ,ha. 81.
Patrick or Bishop Hughes was before
them. gs5e,I5li Resef rE -
"Siandin' yon by the table, talking
with the tall sganilsman." w VI
The Hibernians gazed intensely and
curiously at Horace for an instant, when
the youngest Of ,bem, apparently q late
Importation, with wonder in his voice,
observed: slat3 M ssael 4us ~ .aosa a
"Snre; an he's q Whife man,
.Av coorse he's a white man. said
lbe FIRST speaker. in q %pa.ronizing tone, as
though Horace and he were the greaiesl
Of cr0nieS. taAB ssg 50 ssSb@aT3 ~
"Well. be my sewl, I've been fdeceiv-
cd in the ould fellow entirely" replied
The other. 81 thought he was a nngur."
E4fSt NNt xNmf3 - tWF 284~ " EAE 49,
Demoine courier., 1856-01-03
NEW s..

+. w. Claggeti, . lawyer AZ Keokuk,
in this State. and Wing State Elector in
80. is said 10 hare formally Joined the
Democrats.
II isexpectod that the n. Fl. D. 4
MR.. will be completed to Pennington
by the 4,h Of July. go
: Wisconsin has $500 inhabi,sni..
Tho Indians Of the Plains are sueipe
for peace. tb e aa SO a9sa3 81
II The Iowa Statesman has discovered
sigrs Of treason IN the camp Of Tho
Democrats. .0e. e.agsa sf aa Sssf
9 rhe body Of a murdered mar was
found in Chicago Christmas morning.
1t EtNrHFEH@ EAW -
Demoine courier., 1856-01-03
a Farm for sale.

ACRES, Aaa5 IN cnitivstion' 100 Of
rods of hsdghaG, 2yexeellent wells Of water, any
amount ofstock wates, and, in fact. one among
the best stock and grain farms in Wapeilo Co.
The farming land Is all gently rolling, a good
framed house, situated on the South side of 4
handsome groye,-out-buildings, barn, &c.
The farm lying onl the county road leading
from Dahlonega TO Fremont, Mahaska Co., 3
miles North of Dahienega, in Highland town
ship. For further information3 call on i
j. W.CARPENTER, in Dahlonega.
Oct. I'd. 1855 34-3m 3@
Demoine courier., 1856-01-03
The Constitution Il Kansas.

WI have received an accredited copy
ofthe Consultation Of Kansas, formed at
me receut Conversion held ct Topeks.
The pseamble Eecites ,aai the peOpls OF
Kansas have the right Of admission into
The Union, as one Of the United States,
and they ordsin : constitution and bill
Of rights. II slso de6nes the boundary
of the State i!.e same 40 in the teritoriai
bill. In the Bill Of Rights 10 Q DECLARE
lion that oil men are by nature free and
indie pendent, &c., also thai all political
power 10 inhsFen, ia the people; that the
people have the right 20 bear arms for
their defence aud security end that theTes
"Shsli be no slavery in this State, nor
involuntary servatude, unless tor the
punishment of crime"
1Imprnonnent fer debt 10 prohibited.
No tar il to be required ssa qualification
70 svo.s. No inden,ure Of any negro or
mula,n, made aud executed out. of the
bounds OF the Stale, shall be valid within,
the State. The RICH, OF suffrage 10
granted TO oil whits males twenty.on
years of age. and 10 every civilized Indian
both 10 be citlzsns of the U. States.
A six months residence 10 the State ia
required, bu. all soldiers. seamen and
marines OF the Uni.ed States are exciu6.
ed. All duelisss are also lexciuded.-s
The Legislature 10 to consist Of 2 GSena-s
tors ard GO Representatives. A. MAJORS
~ Of all the members cleo, 10 necessary,
TO pass a bill; and only one subjec. can
BE embraced in one bill. Members ares
corrective - 90 per day, and: "a 90 for
every twenty miles travel going to and
returning from the Legislature; and is
sessions, after the first one. are 10 be Inn.
tied Ia. go days The Judiciary il made
elective. &C Corporations canso,l be Greats
ed by special &C, ;exceptsGor municipal
purposes. AL lotteries and the sale OF,
lottery tickets are forever prohibited.
The Constitution il a Republican one
in its abroades.sense. and as tn, number
of inhabitants 10 equal TO that Of sons
io,hsr States which have been admitted,
there can be no valid objection raised to
lis admission. Aud this fac.--the great
fact that the p~eople--ihe. ssversigns Of
the Territory have taken The matter into
iheir uwn hands, aud GU, Of those Of the
slave holders of Missouri--has been she
moving cause Of the recent disturbances
and difficulties. FsThe' border rufians
seeing that popular sovereignty wasabous
10 iriumpbs have sought q cause of qusS.e
rel, aud through the completely Of Hhap-
nor, they are rslly ing their forces 10
drive the Free Safe men from The Ter.
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As soon az Congress is ~osgsnixed.
Ills Constitution will be presened. Ia
to be seer. whether or not the
south will take the initiative and vote a.
gaiost1 The admission Of a free state be-
III Is free. Let them. take this ]
ground--lst them present lhisaissac, and
imagine il will be a longs long .ims
before a slave State is admitted, il Kan.
sas is rejected Chicago Dem,
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