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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-09-11

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York Herald, New York city.
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in this city.
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''Nor steel nor fire itself hath power,
Like woman in her conquering hour;
Be thou but fair, mankind adore thee!
Smile, and a world is weak before thee. !"
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Farp DoueLAss IN Miss t1uafsA Y's
Boom.-~Ntr. Frederick Julius C,oss,
Haosbsl Douglass, tho Colsssl gem.
min who was thought Of ~ 4 cssdi.
data for Secretary Of State Of New
York. last year, does hot Ike The way
Miss Mufrny--wbo has gone snd writ
Ten a book about Ameries-lslks Of
the colored society. Fred !. No editor
Of" The Trumpet Blast Of freedom,
Our confrero at----will please not
throw down his pen on learning Ibis
fact Tor there sss several ofkis and
our confferer', not 4 whit better III.
than Fred. Indeed Fred has ID, ID.
vantage Of them IN an oxtla. eut;sle.
Mr. Frederick says--sps.kiog o. Miss
Mnrrsy's book. t,4
She had busfto borrow = littls Of
the popular contempt for i" darkiss, .
(Which slang phrase The dri.tocrstic
uses With peeulias gihasss,)
and sprinkle il OVER lightly with The,
dsstlof : fslss ssd AssF.les lhi|osepby |
10 assemble sssadmifipg, ~ encs 10
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4 sy1tsln sv11fl1 ~ atomina-
(iss, itsla ~ ~ 1oxn % tsurdsr.)
4aeld - 1pe6lD 1lat hsf sotsrios.,
ldsls r. hsf bssh In
. ~ Ann Bs1bslss Herald lDsfes Tho
~ ~ M seisnssiaxyt
. Ffs.sy1hafp thst Tor one Of The
"datklss." Sorry We can't my ~
much tof The gsllanlfy Of our eolorea
contemporary. But The I" peculia, alb
hsss'' With which Miss Murray uses
The "slane phtass' II "dstk;e,,, i
an unpatdcnabl, .is, nd, Dous,sss
Must be exsussds ltis M ,,tjsl Ne
fence 70 = free sole,sd Amstisss'' u
call him 1 Jaflis. t
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eyes u " rs. Whs.bs1
he viii lsk Alsisrs, .,
Aasfe, ! =! Its " |. prvb'.s,
hit old lns va ss Ii biz aity,
Dltsll SomlaD palls II ~ worlds bis.
ttsy WIKI ARE iIbw gsiss daily 10
press. The French people are very
much like a box Of lopofoco matches.
4 vafy lit,is friction iphamss them,
md whether they sse liable Vt spoh-
tanesHs combustion ur not, has not yet
been 'senledif8 Il
rAstsH SUPERINTENDENT " kfu.
eA+,6r u When ,bs Parish Bapsfin-
teodeot system, rssY under discussion
in The Legislature sezetal years seo,
with \ view 10 abolisbing them ~ i
Useless expense, wy opposed The meas
ufe, in This paper. We are pleased
'n'ew, 10 ilua tha. the Importance nay
the necessity u having ia each epe
Of the Parishes az, officer 10 SUPERVISE
and direct public edaAatiob, u being
freely aisdussed. I file hi1d1ibe w.
marks from the 7niboaeuus .N,nsyrs,
meets our appreciation and endorse
Wswant parish stpefiutendsBts. -
Our schools are 1ahauishihk fbf The
want Of jndieieus di,eeiion. 1.-THE old
systehn 81 parish SUPPLEMENTARY fsil
I'd, II was bscsuss The spirit of HE
law was not enforced No one win
deny the Necessity Of having some
eetnpetent person 10 exercise supetvis-
ion over Tie various schools IT our
parishes. This, il was supposed, could
and would be done by directors Of the
several districts. thereby removing
The expense ahd necessity If parish
supefib.ebdehts. Il was mistaken
policy.
Directors pay but little attention 10
the sehee|s which, they are chosen 10
direct, ard consequently, our tch6els
having no bead, ID .aotnpeteht person
10 difdct theif energies, are loosely
conducted, accomplishing li.,le u no
good, anain many instance. Only d
buflesque On tho common, school sy.s
tem. i ID urged that men cannot he
found whe are willing 70 dssets their
time and attention 10 The sdljset. =
This ~ 4 iiefe assertion. There Ii ii
'east one man u, every parish 1t Ii
State with mind, tact, and soul jatps
enough to .pay attention to the wants
Of our schools, even though The salary
be small. The great difficulty Me |
system had 10 eneouhtet WAY The sbase |
of the appointing pewsts Men where |
chosen not for tic good they might d. |
generally speaking. Cpt a.
retutn Kindness for political indaspee.
Qualifications II knowledge N The |
watts Of our sshools-was 4 sstondary |
on tho part Of lie APP !
painting powers. While favofites stodd
begging fof the few patiry doliaty. !.
A to The salary Of parish sups1n-
'endsat, iteetssioly ought 70 b large
'"ough to justly men IL spending
.l,eit t'nis and energies 10 behalf d
he cause. bur pot large enough 10 ea-
lite the eupidity Of the msnmen. wor
h'pers. OF 4. creste = spirit ef eempsti.
ion among the sslfisl, political Iseche.
Who are always bowling around the
'ublio crib ofsbe State. Hinif +
tft lt 5.r ---@~<o-~--------v -
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tfhs ~ 1IsvsfneA ~ as~sh.

Ao AsOveEne0 700 mueMs
There II nov snl has been for ma.
ny yeAfs back. l newspaper publlrlDdl
ID Walhins.eA sity yaiisd The Uslea,
4 very sensidsfablt organ, adves1tina
the best iatsssslse 81 The coausty--ss
far back as The memofy Of the livise
gostb. The Union is a very large and
very respectable newspaper. When
i staggers Of, Into various ty.ttaees
In The vast domain, II IL eagerly sought
afaet--tteasursd and blessed bj con.
tact with The sacred wti.inss.'' In.
deed, what the latter i, in spiritual
matters, The former i In tenpotal.--
This \ Al very fight==A, leA., % We
think for IN the rsst twenty yeats
We have never known lbs Uniea 10 adj
vveals Tho weak side ier i single day.
This IL an evidence Of The fact, that il
IL A unetflng gu De fcr faith and
practice. Lock At Il. Take any sin
gle number and look Al The profound j,
in length, breadth and depth speeches
Of nearly al The living great men IN
the nation. Lock III ths loaded col.
',tnns and cefae 10 any other cesslu-
sion, ifyou can than that they are both
deep enough ssa heavy enough TO go
down 10 ren,ete pes.etity. Pardon the
depression, fir We take The bead 81
this article from ths head Of The
udios where Nc ,hsss been continus
ally authenticated, any ti,ps these past
thirty years that The ''world /. gov.
eroed loo ,',aeh4' IL adopting tbe
motto for the head Of this article,
which is intended TO be profound We
could not do h, without paying 4 we'll
metited compliment TO the entefptis-
ing publishers who have done III this
thing, and still continue 10 do II, with
out any other aid shaa that which
flows out Of the United States Tfeasa,
~. The uhien, however, h simply
mistaken, when IL Gays, the world IL
too much. Il IL not govern.
ed enough. II h nes 10 be inferred
that because there are statutes to gsv. |
ern man, from biz cradle 10 HI. grave, |
hat they are observed. BY NC means.
A man may s'aggsr along through !
life, and never know that there IL Law
IF lawyer h tho lsbd. Farther than
his; he will never be annoyed ~
lat headed genAemes endeavorips
with setnmsndabls seal, 10 stse, him
nto Heaven BY bic coat tail, unless
10 have 1 Substantial metallic basis for
sis hope 10 rest on. Il ID astonishipe
THAT solieitude there Il ftt The
ternal salvation Of The Lady's soul
rho works - hundred good hands. p
fence Il IL sAss The majority Of The
rvs, are made is Il would seem, fof
10 half Of mankind 10 live in Idle
ess Oh the otter half esseseeg
In chs State The people are blessed
'ith an annual ssssioa If The legi.la.
IRE, to make laws. and then, there
70 always two sr three gentlemen
caring out ths seats Of their breeches
lending them. In very few years
= have had two Qualifications and
range 70 .ay, ss have tbs word Of
armed Philistines ior ',) The laws are /.
u yet codiaed. This morning = fresh =
olame Of acts have been pablirhsd- !.
70 acts Of that memorable Institution, :.
% Legislature Of 1866. They smell
ready Of musty paper and sour paste '
q ve,y feast that a certain worm .
Gated expressly for the purpose, do.
yht. IL. The work |. in call, and u
Ii cntitles Il IN n nlacs In thu 1.w Il. q
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I eomprehensictss and not obseured
n bad Greek ard worse Tfdssn. The
idss n dfAgius ~ fts11 dslaA - -.
|h,isa ths code jss.ihiAn, I'd shs eeds
Napslseb, to apply v sass nov ~
hand, with al cur swn IN thes'and
statutes 10 weigh Upon IL; shows The
imteeili,y Of The age. and furnishes
other evidence Of the fact, that tie hs'a
,nah family has rot yst arrived ut the
dignity Of 'nauheed.
9Ft --x-----op---4zx.--
A vsev ApraofafA4s Places .@=1Tcr
The past ltw evenings, very large md
excited gatherings, have taken place,
IL The fotdbda-ef rather The eupelo,
of that elegantly ordered establishment
the Washington Statue house !, The
Pagods; The Coop i: the anything
yea choose to call IL. The martin
fatnily, have II nov In possession -
After mueh accommodating mud sailing
around, they have concluded that the
Architect designed IL for This purpose,
for which IL Is I've are forced Injustice
TO The artist to confess it) very we'll
adapted. W. bope, that by calling
attestion 10 the fact II will not cause
a city ordinance on the subject, Tor
We beld that the Martins are ~ much
entitled to occupy it as the Smiths Or
the Jones'. They are as ancient ard
az honorable, with quite as long aline
Of ancestors, snd II they afe hot possess.
ed Of :" lie certain ibaliehable rights
60 often spoken Of, we should like 10
know, who are p They are demo
Gratis, and have given The world clear
" TO understand, that they are III favor
Of those Fundamental principles /" Free
trade and Sailors rights. . Yesterday
Hvehihe we wers 4 silent spectator Of
I1e proceedings Of one Of their peet-
ings The Kansas question seems 10
be undef present discussion /; We must
,onftss, We never have witnessed a |
more orderly and decotus gathering !
-Four Senator'S, each occupied the cap, |
II the auted columns. True they all |
alked At the ratpe time, but We Ask
n all fairness, II this is net Il more In.
ellieept way Of eundueting proceed
ogs, than for one to speak, and none
# the balance Of The assembly to liz.
on. II is an improvement - tleoid.
d advance movement because by All
alking At the same time each Martin,
~ hear the music Of bis own voice,
'bieh Is more acceptable to bis own
Ar than The music 81 his n,eighbor.
We have reporter taking down In
'honographic short hand, the proceed.
'gs Of these meetings, and when The
'assas question IL settled, We shall
resent our readers. with Che result Of
lie deliberations. /,
Now, that We hsvs found out what,
'e top. Of the !" Pagoda'' was design.
for, We shalt never say q word more /
,out the bottom.
L'IttusrnAros, journal Un,.
snsEL From Mccormick : Literary
4
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n. TArAL DuaL Ar Pass CahtsrtAr
Tho city papers give " The p.rtie-
slan of 4 fatal reneeasre, between 4.
w. EssAs aud Michael Caddy of The
lss q Brown, Oaddy / Go. At the
sseoad Ats Mr.. Cuddy fell mortally
wsanasd, and survived but Z few mo-.
nssss M. Oaddy was formerly a
paftasf u ". Crssehsr, Esq.,, Of
vkisbars. Nj. the arm Va. Cuddy
Csulehsf d %. II
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a. II n. 7. Bibas soctssy 10 ,ndita.
NJ - plea q pubiishins the Bible Ia
Newspaper form, tor more general circula.
lion.
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~ Agrsst tastisaAoa y .his daily
- nAll, We ats doing very we'll
~ u \ trt.wsekly. W. would not
sonptaln It tbis, ter II u d much ~
sosld - expected from pess Master
Campbell. But We should Tx to know
soms ,uhcient reason for the hos that
New Orleans malls oAsn come Via
Matches and visksburg whilst mails
ltom tho satsfiof. travel about until
ths dssausats Ats fairly worn out. be.
fore they, rsash No.. !,
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TBt 3aI|!!g Gs !! ":
BATON 1.0b IaAkAY "a, 1870.

TAs BwAlfF LAMB D0ARDa TIM
illegal and unconstitutional body eea
time they have the authority If The
lssi.lsssss fss W 10 appropriate the
funds belonging to the people Of .he
State, 10 make all manner Of work, Of
every doubtful utility. Contracts have
been entered iato for work to he done
On Diamobd Island bend, 10 she
amount u, only tlos,voo. About
three tines that amount, viii 40 ,ieabt
10 wanted u se,nplsss The work !" A.
ready commenced The work Of
damsihg thai beautiful nick Of The
~ssd., called "Cst Island " goss On.
!. 1. HI this = Beard u swamp Land eem-
misyionsfs y We have i cAas without 4
psfalsl 10 che Union, Ap.rty Of
three Or four gentleman e1pend'ne en-
sfMess ssm ef,uesey On The authority
n The Legislature, bas IL direct viola
tivs II The consolidation II The State.
,s,s 4s..s ---- @z-4--
e fvstfv MssT,ss. Adyeeale,
ssesssss Monday hight, ~ 4 good time
" hold I Nicaragua meeting, ID this
city. The motion Il seeesaed. and
w court heass named i. The place
time satly easalslisht. There Il no fear
nov, u calling down The vengsbes aid,
Il ussls Sam, BY preferine material
and eali.tios sympathy for The youeg
republic, To this hour, the stipuls-
lisbA Of the Clsytoa. Balwer treaty,
tsvs bsea complied with BY The United
States Governments, ana now that Min.
alsf Champion, has been officially IN
lsfmed that ne further diplomatic In
lefsourss can be held with him, We are
sllbsfsy v fill back on The Monroe
lse,slss which clearly esanoistss an
Ansrioas principle.
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Hon EpwARo EvEasrr.--- In speak.
Ing Of the distinguished civilian
ths other day, The True Delta, Gays:
This gentleman has declined an 10.
yisasion 81 The ladies Of New Orleaus,
70 lestusssin this city this spring. ~ il
l. not certain yes, IN consequence Of
shis engagements in tho West, that, bc
gsss, revisit any portion ofths Sosth
oefors tho warm weather scts 10. AT
any rate he cannot % further South
than Savannah, 1T Viii visit New Or.
lsaas and lecture next year ifpossible.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-24

fsFsf ISL ,TEaETF7 "a 800 80 #8l8
q Tms PsNssrsvAniA law or LiBst..
Both branches u The Pennsylvania,
Legislature passed the following act
relating 70 the Law Of libel ID criminal
esses I = go T. ~ s.t~.-,.,
II. Tint from after the passage Of this
81, o. the trial cfindictmshts ior wri-
ting Or publishing a libel. the truth Of
ths matter charged A. l'bellous may DO
gsvsn 10 evidence and il the jury in
any suoh cases shall God that the same
~. written or published from good
motivea and fot justilliable ends, and
thst, No matter % charged WAS true,
u saall operate % The acqaital Of the
defendant or defNudants. o
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L'lttusraAr,ox, journal Un1.
vEnsEL. From MeCormick's Literary
Depot. a copy II this eleg.st p.ti.
Pictorial paper, comes to our table.
The first picture striking us, a. siugu.
'arly original. and altogether q French
idea, Vic Prince Imperial dams ION
bereean.--D'eru<s uns spreuye 1J.voto.
grdphique." The picture Il 4 good
one. no doubt taken on The spot, and
We hardly know whether TO say il
lo'ks more like baby. or more like
a Prince. Some private mark, would
better satisfy us Of bis royalty, thsn
the falsone adulation Of ten million Of
light head peasants, who bavo been
taught, to believe. that God betows,
the exclusive right BY beretage, to one
man to tramplo upon tho liberties Of
bis people. The rack Of an 1nquisi.
ton, would alone be necessary to force
any such conviction on, our mind
Even then. Ike old Calico, We should
rebel against it. s.
I. The counterpart Of Tho baby bsfsr.
US is, no doubt, what Mrs. Harris,
would call, "svery prstty bsby9,s With
pspa5 nose. mama's mouth, and The
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-22
Chance for a Fight.

s.Entertaining these views, it will be
my imperative duty to exert the whole
power of the Federal Executive to sup
port public order in the Territory; to
viidicate its laws, whether federal or To-
cal. against all attempts Of organized re.
sistance. .''-Presidsa's Message.
One of these laws which the President
threatens to see yndicated, at the point
of the bristling bayonets of the q. S
Army, may be found in our columns to.
day. The editor of the Lawrence Her
aid of Freedom persists in disobeyine
this law, and publishes, as challenge,
the following stadding article:
Slavery is the creature of the muni.
cipal Law, and cannot exist in the absence
of such law There is no Lay in Kan.
sas sanctioning, or even permitting slav-
ery-notwithstanding the enactments o
the baronial Legislature therefore, every
person held in involuntary servitude II
Kansas, contrary 70 his will, Is By righ
and law, As FREE AZ Hzs MAsTER-ha!
as good right 10 maintain and exerciss
that right, and should do SO if be has /.
desire IN that direction.
eve write. print. publish and circu
late the above as our opinion as lawye
and editor. and challenge Gov. Shannol
and dSnple Jones to show % the contrary
Here is chance far the President q
show his patriotism. Why don't he piscl
in ?-Lafayefte Ind. Courier.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-22
Selected Poetry.
From the Pitsst.ryh Gazstts.
Ode.
A1a-"k;1s efEin."


Sons of the North from your slumbers awaken
List 10 the wailing that comes On the gale
Freedoms dear children are sad and forsaken,
While insult and fetters against them prevail
The bloodhounds Of war are let loose in Mis-
souri,,
To pounes on our friends in their mad fendisi
fury;
And doom those to death without trial OF jury,
Whose only offence ID they dare to be free.
Long, long have we suffer'd, while slavery,
Have pleeed On ollr standard vile cursed
sta;n,
The press has been trammerd that gives our
opinions,
And all our petitions and efforts are vain.
On the fair soil of freedom our race is debruited
Our right to petition denied and disputed,
Our children in Kansas are now prosecuted,
By tyrants who sell human victims for
gain.
Sons Of the North up and tell the aggressor,
That the soil that WAS bought By the blood of
the brave
Shall never be trod by the laSless oppressor,
Nor watered again by the tears of the slave!
Swear, BY the brave, not an inch shall be grant
ed
OF Kansas to despots for slavery wanted
The green tree of liberty there shall be planted,
Though tyranss should rot in q cold bloody
gravel
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-22
Another Phenomenon.

Yesterday morning-signi6cant day,
4th of March-about 8 o'clock, our at
tention was called to the wonderful yafi-
ETY. of rainbows in the heavens; we
counted six, one of which completely
belted the sun the others were disposed
in half circles in various positions. Con,
nected with the above, there appeared
upon the outer belt of the rainbow
which made full circle. four distinct
separate suns, which. to the naked eye
looked like old Sol Just moving out of /.
cloud IN supreme magni6cence. In th'
center stood the father with his four littl,
sons around him. Truly this is won
derfnl country. and We live in q mos
wonderful ags2 But what does all thi
mean ? Is it an indication that Al
American President viii be inauguratet
the 9TH of next March? Is It the sigma
| of war with Europe Or is it the dec
hEstion of the complete overthrow ant
entire prostration OF abolitionism In th,
Territory ?-Kekopoo Pi0nesr.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-22
Far tie Herald ef Fsssd0Ds.
For the Benefit Of the New Settlers In
Kansas,

MR. EDrroR IL have been q resident
OF Ottawa Greek, Kansas Territory. for
twenty years, and have. during that time.
learned by observation and experience
some Of the best ways of treating lands
in this country. The prairie which was
broke last summer. should be ploved this
year as deep as it can be. for corn and
potatoes; tie deeper tie better. You
must cross plow the last years burrows.
BY blowing deep, you prepare against
drought. which generally commences
the first Of July and continues 70 the last
of August. When you hsvedone break
ing your ground in this manner, take the
bushy top of . young tree. ora heavy
harrow, with two OF three yoke OF oxen
and drag it over your land until the sod
is completely subdued and then lay it
off with . one-horss plow both ways.
fer feet.apart for corn, and Tires fest for
potatoes. Cover your corn about three
inches deep on sa average aud, foE po-
tatoes. fro1n four 70 six inchss deep
Piov in Jour spring wheat and oats, put
ing in two bushels Of good wheat 70 an
acre, and from two bushels and half to
three OF uass 70 acfe. Brush them over
wsii aad wait patiently foE 4 and ] an.
certsia, in tine, you vii realize rieh
harvest. JOHN &. JONES.
March. 18th. 1856. z-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-03-22

r. Wise men think what they Say
fools say what they think.-Faa.