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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

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soh,Ie. chee.. ", r.; Go.h.u and Eng. Dairy;
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h..nas. 'oos.''' . o. ~ sna rs. VARIOUS
- -. =. Auu ,n. eet ene" i.vse0o,
100 90 c Gil ". ssls sSsI Brand, p'v<f'
! 100 gross clay Pipes:
/ 50 kegs superior catbonst S,dA;
| Q, d. Soda Ssisrstus;
u do refined and d ,nle refined 10;
! o bbls Rice;
SO boxes Starch,
leo boxes CANDIES. spsr,a. Starr, ss-i1e ami Tai
low
1000 gallons oil, sperm. Whale lard and n.sh,ns-
I'm hove. .,,c.. ..,o,,.s.
81 doyen n.p.., ..nce.
Is dozen sonsto c.tsup.
Is 'io.sn Yickle., assorted;
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70 packasrs No. ansv Iscket.E
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$50 D. new Codr.h;
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a,oam. ps1E.,. Rn,s T,r;n. 49, ~ 49,
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$500 W.,.ssn,. a., ,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
Nottce.

NOtbCes
To willism Simpson, Robert Simpson, thu Missis-
sipp.and Missouri Railroad Company, aud all 9th.
srs interested In the land her. matter d. scrbad:
You are hereby notified that By virtue u an ord.
dinsncs Of the city council Of the city Of Davenport
passed pseubsr 10Th, 1885, entitled IAN ordinance
for the contlnuation and extension Of nth street
In the city Of Davenport eastwardiy" jury Of sig
disihter~sted frsehe,den Of said city will be sum-
monsi and sworn At tbs Mayors ofiice in said city
CO the LIST day Of December next usS6) at ao'clock
A n, to asseM and award the damages snd benefit.
that accrue 10 the owners cfth. land proposed 10
b. taken for the continuation and extension Of said
street (the verdict Of the nrstjury returned the
18th inst having been By me for safhcent Sc,
asde) The following is description Of ha tract Of
land proposed BE- taken for said extension Of said
street shewn BY the plat ofthe survey made
by the eitv engineer and on file In the Mayors oacs
To vii:
tract 50 feet wide from the present termination
Of Fourth street the river Rront street. contain.
ing one hundrsshs u acre Of land Of
said william aud Robert Simpson, and twenty-nine
one huadreshs u an acre Of land 81 said = Rail-
Road Compasy-Eov~mb<r 18th, 1855.
&C MITCHELL, Mayer q city Of Davenport
Daily TN Dec. LIST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
Dwelling Hsuse.

49, PART ofs nev dwelling house 10 be iss, ocs-
:;S ssiing Il four room, situated on 8ixk sts~sN
&s0B between LsClare ami rsrnsm streets. n.
QuifG Of JoHs ziAashMAs, Piano Forte mates, ,ss
Once Building, Brady street, or at this Once.
unyfE.itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
TO LAWYERS,
II o % Il 3
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,

SOUTHEAST ooRsxR WASHINGTON AyLsrE 1 THIRD 81
81 LOUIS, Mo,
1ncof porated by the General Assembly. Janu-
Any twenty fourth, 1919, with full authority
ITO grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honofs,
and exercise ell and singular the prsileg-s ,ommoh
+, Commercial Cll.eses authorized by law, in other
States"-tChartef, Sec. 2.
A fell course Of Instruction, in thi- Ir-Iitnti.n,
embraces Double Entry Book ke' ping, c"uur rciaI
calculations CONNIE retail Law and 7. nmanskip.
e. ntl. men eau enter for the course sspaIat ely,
and st any tim, a. instruction 10 impaired indiv du
ally and not Ia classes and each department IL iIde
pendent aud under control Of It's respective Profess
or who alone l. responsible for the progress u his
pupils.
II Young Gent. men wishing TO prepare ihau,-
selves for business pursuits are resp ciiuliy invited
/, call drTing business hours ami "xauDs the mode
1t insrting instruction, tn progress of The pupils
aud .he superior facilities extended to thos. desiru
Il qualifying ih.useher .or the practical dnti Il
the uning-hou>s. Personal rsfr.be, given u
stoye two huedred and nfy teac) prscticsl acc1un-
tsnt., In charge Of tooks ia this City ali of
whom hsy. completei their tuS inrs- education IN
this Instii utioB.
N. h xor circular. ciitaiIsin. inror Tns iioi 10
regard 10 terms III. Of nstrucfi1n, and all
busin-s. connected with IT.. above. can call at the
suth. East corner Of Washington avenue aui Third
street, or addres.,
JONATHAN JONES 81. L,uis No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
Wanted.

A n aApslieaooA Beokbsspes md sod psAaan u
a dssassu e asane saployDsas sltAss permanent
Or tsoDosaYy. Ne viu post end balanss beeks By
d0ub,s snd singis sniry, aAks out and collect &C.
o0anss. q do eepyisS &C.. quietly saA cesrSctly.-
1erDs noAssss
AAAsess. pest Dssd. 7. l., Post O@es.
uovt0AfP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
For Sale or Lease,
LAND FOR SALE.

lsuUH ~ lots, mil. north u Rgitou station
II the n and n ksiirosd. reasonable tet0A
Also, $40 acres, male north ~ Wsico,li ehoA1.
r-half cash, balance In ona and two years
Also. so acres In Washington county. 40 srIss
M. timber, and running water on part. This lard
H. only IL miles fr,m Iowa Cay, and 10 FREQ wash.
ington. on nm. road from Columbus 70 kch01nd.-
viii be Sid cheap, and part ~ time
Also. four " 49," lots near Iowa Guy. beautiful
farming izni, snd well wsterd
Ai," L,i- In West Davshpot, ranging ~ sise
from ~ feel BY ~. To ~ sold f.r Gown and
bHsnc,' IN and two years.
Also, FEW well .ituat-l kt- IN the city Il Dsvep
part. T., Ia -oi,i On TENS.
Also, aue well nni>had NV b. tck DIS lins, eight
rooms, r. liar. wood bcuss and stable, beautsul
ly situated on the hi: from tn. ohservaGry cen ~
som slars' portion OF ~" city. korb Island md
Mahr
A-u t.N IRl urA' hul.ihga On irs-d gTound
: a., I'D m Ill. Am,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

uss. Casslus y. Clay,
WILL lsosss ss Ii CLAlax HALL, on
Wednesday, Evening. New, 18th IS
Asbjsss :-rAs World ~ hvs N.
ficbsss sAmit,ias Lady and 0-nslem. 10 erals.
Shade fSessts % cts 80 b had u Crsndan's
Music eeore. anA LsCiaire H0ass.
p46de8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

A distinguished fuuetuayy Of the govern.
neut Informed ne to-day that the Report
was premature and without foundation that
the President had submitted 10 the govern
IN n, Of New Grenada proposition for the
cession to the United States Of municipal
control over the Panama Railroad route,
the cities Of Asp,nwali and Psnsms and
strip OF the territory there has been no
formal proposition of any kind, and that II
is still open aid undecided what course will
b. pursued BY the administration
II appears by the returns received at the
General Land Once tina, the number Of
bounty land warrants loo sied under the act
OF Mach 3, 1855, is %, 56a, covering more
than light and half millions Of acres, leav.
ing, on the FIRST Of October, 5000 under
the same law, Indicated.
The Treasury Department will shortly is.
sue . volume sinbraciag the rsvsnve laws,
with additional instructions and explapa'
nations with regard to the whole subject.
The Land aud Indian Bureaus have sent
out joint instructions to Kansas to guard
against the combinations Of Spectators for
the purchase Of Delaware reserved lands.
The sales are 10 be stopped, should such ~
ssciaiions appear.
Correspoudenos OF the n. 7. Courier and Enquirer
FROM WASHINGTON
Washington, Nov IS
Tie treaty with Great Britain arrived
two weeks ago. Il settles all questions
heretofore existing, relative TO Central A.
merica, and all other disputes between the
British anc American governments excsp.
ting the claims BY the Huison's Bay and
Puset's Sound agriculture, companies, rela.
tive to alleged rights nnder the treaty Of '46.
Under the treaty negotiated by Mr. Dallas,
the Musqueto coast, from the line Of Hon.
duras, to the southern arm Of San Juan u
recognized ..as belong 10 Nicaragua. The
British protec'orste over the Indians 10
dropped, but with an understanding that the
good Offices Of both governments shall be
used TO secure for them an equivalent pro
'ectora,e from the government Of Nicaragua
The Indians are TO be provided for, wi'hthe
consent of Nicaragua, BY small annuity
proceeded from the duties collected At Dan
Juan. There are very few Of these wretch.
I'd beings, Who are rapidly disappearing
under the effects OF disease and general deg :
relation.
The treaty brings 10 u commune alton the
policy Of evacuating Central America on
The part Of Great Britain, &C commenced BY
the Clayton Bulwar treaty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
~ En>1 YRS CORR H.Al'ON DENs y.

5i6,sls 2Sa.s5l 51i,y1f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

Hassk OG Florence
TLORENCE, Nebssska
GEO. b SAnorst. Pres't. ] y. PAkxEk, Cash.
vINHE undersigned proprwiors OF III. BsnA VI
i Flor-nc~. Nebraska, are BY tn pro-
isions Of II, Charter. individually responsible
for all IL i.suse, aud wall redeem tn N"t,s sar
lnsttt uton At Its counter In the city u Florence Ia
coin, and ut either VI their Ranking Houses, kn,t
erna Exchsns~.or In specie ~ rate. or ci bet
currency.
COOK 4 SARGkkr. Dsveupnti
COOK, SAk9RNr 1 DOwNEY. Iowa city yiows
COOK. SARGENT L COOK Fort Des nes
COOK, SAk0ENT 4 PARKER. Fafebcs ,brAskA
july 7th lS6e-dtf
III Cost.
TIVE undt rsiyDei will sell the bAiancs u Lis stoek
EN- BROlDERlES,
Consulting Of
Collars, I'ssdsr.Slesrss- Sc,
At NEW YORK COST,
70 MAKE room f< splendid stock Of Holiday .,.-,,
JOSEPH JCtf.
nov1idtf Brady 1t, let eth ard sti.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-26

ReMeOUOl
~ c. EADS. Land Once, over Tallusn, Power.
i MclSsn's Bank, on Brsdy street. nov2oti
sow ARD p%nauoyoN Wu Henry pARiue9oN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
Democratic Bank.

ETThe Tribune attempts to con-
yict the Democrafic nartv of ;ncons;s.
tency on the Bank Question. because
some prominent men of the party ia
yored the PASSAGE of the State Bank
bill. and afterwards took stock in the
Bank. expecting TO make money Their
by. These men. in so do;no', eo,,ld
not bind the party. and they alone. as
individuals. are responsible for the
measure was not REGARDED as a partv
move. and we happen TO know that the
chief opposition lof the bin came
from Democrats in the Senate. A
Democratic Governor vetoed both the
Bank bills and a Fusion House mas
sed them over his head A. Ledg.
And we happen TO know o.,;te as
much about this bill. wha sunported
il, and how il was gotten throndb. as
the editor of the. LEDGER We know
that Il was drawn mn nv an old line
Democrat-tbat Il was first ;ntroduced
into = Democratic Senate Of which
willard was Pras;denf--fbat i was
sent 10 q cou,m;ftee con,nosed Of nine
Democrats and Mree Fusionists-that
this comm;ttee renorted IN favor If
the bin. and recommended is nassaoe
shat Il rassed The Sen.ta hv ma
;;oritv Of five votes. IL then went 10 a
Fusion House of REPRESENTATIVES.
where i was lost ON two nv three test
votes. After ' heinz amended. bv strik.
inc out mos. Of its ob;ectionabIe fea-
t,,7o : enal,,, mso5 49, ua,so 10
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

had al faoQnfIV IV "A DfnuIaua Ifafa
ceove,,;an h<s. @.,,s - es,s, !. ' ,hs,s
cause ~ - : - ''' = 80 ''''' :.
What was ~. ,...,te n.mo.xa,.
90, a'''a 80 Wv ~, ~ IL .a,'ss
No one Mas yrc.,rej - sweat sssltv
d The ahho,re,a ,ssuc n favor ~
sl.n,>ru <rfr.s;on nv conors.sional AZ.
lion nor a. men Who with unbiusb.
;n~ and.e;,r nre.,,'nca - ,be name
Of the Dc"oerat;e 'oarty. 10 claim
mer;t Ia ~ advocecv ~ the abomin.
able doctrine. No: kappilv. bv che
avoidance q this issue mo such test
enforced bv inouis;torinl terrors was
apnlied TO any mai's Democracy =
Ijcmocrai;c nominations we,. onos
more made for Demoorecv,s sa1e and
not merely % promote The interests Of
some ela.ooroua tdemnoooues Men
differing In sent;mcnt ss thew had a
right Ia .unon this issue oomminoled
on the same ticket. Democratic vo-
ters again came to the polls--inouir.
ed for the Democratic tjclxet--yoted il
land that ticket. from this cause
alone. was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. And
anon this result. / once moro heartily
congratulate the Democracy Of Indi-
ana" s
'Tis true. this result has been claim
ed. rs evidence Of a change of senti.
n,ent upon this issue by the Democra-
ey Of Indiana. But / warn all such
dreamers Of political preferment who
have staked their destiny on THIS rs
SUE not to clay that catering JUNCTION
to their souls" Public sentiment has
not changed upon this issue. nor will
il change. until the lapse Of time. and
The progress Of passing events, the
mischief shall have been cured. upon
which th;a ;ssue has been. suncr;nduc-
ed. Least of All. will Democrats be
driven and bulIvrapgcd into the aban-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
AUCTIONl

ifhc Undersigned will sell at AUCTION
without reserve, large and choice n. soriment of
winter goods a. The store OF ID. Price In Brook
villa, eonsistingsin part Nv 90 lens j D0mes-
tics, Hats ~ Caps, shaw lis, I3OOts a.
shoes, Notions Clocks, DC.
All sums on ten dollars, credit until Sept. Sc,
with note and security. Sale 10 commence on
Monday. February 4th, and continue from day to
day until sold.
Persons from the country are invited 10 look Ia
atthis stock, rs we assure them bargains.
Mr. Linck ancl Wm.f Farquhar arc now posi-
lively purchasingin the city, choice additions 70
our siock for this auction.
30 PAReUHAR & LScK.
W. FARounAn. Salesman.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

Notice Is hereby given, 10 all whom d lnay con-
ccrn. that the Court Of Common Pleas ioz ih1
Comfy OF Franklin. la The State of Indiana. VIII
on the seventh day Of the Hc~t Term thereof, 10
be holden az the ceurt House IN Brookrillc, In
thecouuiy aforesaid on the irsl Aondayin April
next, order all monies, which have been paid IN
10 Court for heirs. and Which shall have romained
unclaimed By the heirs FOR TWO YEARS atler The
final settlemeutof the estates 20 be paid ofor 70
the County Treasurer. Aud notice h ais0 here0y
given TO such hetrs % arpear oii Or, before DAld
trbutiye shares. ljyOFdor 81 the Court.
JOHN N. JOHNSTON, CleTk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

BE il remembered that on the 25th day OF Janu-
airy, A. ID. leJ6, the above samed petitions filed in
the CLERKS Oniee of the Court OF Common Pleas
for the county OF Franklin, the State Of Indiana
On taeationl their petition for the partition Of the
real estate therein mentioned, which belonged to
time Of his decease; and It appearing by shidavit
hled, thai tho above named liadiy ID. Johnson,
kliza Johnson, William Wood, Elvira Wood,
William Moore, and Amanda Moore. are not resi- :
dents OF The state of Indiana, notice Is therefore
hereby given TO the said Hadly ID. johnson, ELIZA
Johnson, William Wood, Elyira Wood. w lliam
Moore, and Amanda Moore, OF the pendency of
said petition, aud TO be and appear in the Court OF
Common Pleas OF the County OF Franklin afcre-
said, on the second day OF the next term thereof
to be held at the Couit House In Rockville, In
said county State Of Indiana, on the first Monday
Of April, A.. ID. 1856, 10 answer the said Petition,
OF said petitioners, at which Term said action will
stand FOR trial.
Witness John NJ. Johnson, Clerk Of said Court
this 25th day Of January, A. ID. 1856.
JOHN M. JOHNSTON, Clerk. 8
Jso. II. FAKeunAR, ESQ, Any for petitioners.
feb 13w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.


CONNECTED WEEELI BY
-. q. uuNkhu A co., nAnakExs,
10 West1'hird et.,netves' building,
he'esen nain and Walnut
CINCINNATI, OH 10.
r. sassss s and s nom ss"s ssss
~ Ar pan.
: on, nxLp PIX r GENT. DisooUNii''
Irsdsts; Hank, iadianapeils,
Central Hank. indianapolis,
;ank Of mo Capitol i1aisnspol,,,
Indiana hank, Madison,
kentucky stock Hank, Columbus,
Merchant. and nsehanies,' New Albany,
0fnmerc< Bank. Lafayette
Rank o Indiana Michigan CIty
Canal Hank, Iyansviiie,
Crescent cry hank, Evansville,
bank OF Salem,
Ind llama stock hank Laporte,
Pralne Guy Bank, Terri tiauie,
ONE PER cENr prscouNT.
Bank ofEIkhar, Elkhart,
Bank OF Rockville, Rockville,
Bank olcoshen, Goshen,
Bank ofMount Vernon,
Bank Of Warsaw, .wanaw,
hank Of Monitcello,
brookvulo Hank,
iioos Tor Bank.
Lagrange Bank,
Huntington County Hank.
two PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western Bank,
Tppecanoo Hank,
Wayne Banks. 3 ~ -.
Upper Wabash Bank.
Kalamazoo Bank,
North Western, Bloomfield,
shawnee bank,
Stoubon County.
Hank OF Fort Wayne.
Bank Of South Bond,
Delaware County Hank,
Indian Reserve HANK
IAN other Indiana Notes arc from to Is per
cent discount, and should nj once be Withdrawn
from circulation BY sending them 20 the hurk-
ans, who will return, BY mall, tho highest cash
value for thom.-iEp..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ARP EFT w A II 4 ii o u Il
No. 10 East Fourth Street, between Main aud ssc-
amore Streets, Cincinnati. o.,
rs now RECEIVING A LARGE STOCK OF
Il English and American Carpets, Curtain Goods,
Oh Cloths, &c. &C., for the fail trade to which he
respectfully invites the attention OF the public.
Sep 1y-par
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
For Sale or Rent.

rrsHR undersigned wishes 70 sell or renttbe yer,
III convenient Store Room formerly occupied by
ID. Price and Son. IL l. in q most ugibic stua
fion Tor business. has good warehouse and eel
lar, aud there Is good opening for the dry gooc'
and grocery business al this point.
Brookville, Ind, Feb. l-3w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
BOOK AGENCY.

The subscribers have established Book Agen-
cy in Philadelphia, and viii furnish any book or
publication at the retail price free ofpostage-
Any persons. BY forwarding he subscription price
OF any OF the 50 Magazines, such rs darpes's, Co
dey's, Putnam's, Grahan's, Frank Lesie's Fash
ions, &c.. will receive TIE magazines sr one year
and 3 copy Of splendid hshogral,h portrait Of
either Washington. Jackson or Clay: or, i sub
scnbers TO a S2and 81 Magazine, they win re-
ceive copy of either OF the three portraits. n
subscribing to So worth OF Magazines, all three
portraits will be sent gratis. Music furnished to
hose who may wish =
Envelopes ofevery description and size in large
small quantities furnished Seal Presses, Dies,
&C., sent 10 nrder.
Every description Of Engraving % wood exc
cuted with nealness and dispatch. Views OF Bull
dings, Newspaper Headings, Views of Machinery,
Book Illustrations Lodge Certificates. Buatness
Cards, &c. Al orders sen! BY mail promptly az
tended to- Persons isiing views Of their build
ings engraved can send DaSuefre0type or sketch
of the building by mail orcxpress.
Persons at distance having saleable articles
would ind Ito their Advantage 10 addressthe sub
scri5ers- would act agents for the sale OF
the same. B1RAM q FiEkCEs
80 South Third Street, Philadel phia, Pa.
j.. H. BvRAA. (noy 301y1 r NAY FIERCE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

NOTICE Is hereby lisen bat wiz sell at pub
lie auction on Saturday, Tho tst day OF March,
1855, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
5o'coek ~ n OF SAID day at tho late residence OF
Gideon Inks, deceased, ia Laurel Towns ship,
FRANKLY County, Indiana, the interest OF the said
Gideon links deceased, under an cxecusory con-
tract for the purchase thereof In The following
tract OF land lying and being situate In tbs couii
~ OF Franklin aud State or mdiana, to-wit
Seventy acres % the south side OF the south
west quarter or section No. sixteeu (iG) In Town
chip No. Twelve u2l Of Range No. Twelve (is)
east. n Il n - =. + 4. ...|. $ = 4 =.
TERMS or SALE.
ono-tAir1 in cash on the DAY ri sale, the re-
mainder ia two equal payments, one and two
years, mo purchaser giving notes With approved
security, walving beueit OF valuation laws, and
bond OF indemnify ~ secure the due performance
OF said contract. JUsrUS NJ JfNks,
ises5T se,5o Administrator.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, NAILS, ETC.
~ Lines g tarqunar are IA receipt OF full sup.
plies offhe choicest Groceries, and best selected
hardware, Cutlery, and Nails, al No CONNER
cialRow. BY LfNCK &c FARQUHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
The AMERICAN.
YoIitifaI


10 t4Q UoA<4@44<J " &uuiHH4"-A
<.<< gFatulatarY.
Aposhes Convention Is called, to be
held q indianapolis. on the 9Th Of
January next. This call il for 4
Democrats Convcnliou.' and on the
day. which has how. for 50 many
years. been consecrntcd TO the asser-
ton and vindication Of "Democratic
principles '---prlnciples which, when
unaduItoratcd with any infusion Of
mere parlIaan, sectional, or personal
issues, have for 80 much the greater
portlon Of The hetory Of The Republic,
led &c Nation onward 10 its unpasal-
lelod eroatness and prosperity. If
the proposed Convention shall prove TO
have been called for purposes worthy
Of the party, and Of the day. and in
It's deliberations, to be actuated by
al honest desire for tho free and un-
selfish expression, once more, of those
principles, IN tho undistorted simplici-
~ 81 then great cardinal truths, IL
WI b. cause Of congratalasion to the
Duuocracy Of Indiana, and to every
man Who loves his country, in which /
slzall most cordially and heartily Join.
Standing firmly on the ground az
vuys occupied BY the Democratic par
y Of this State, and always ayowed
mall our State Conventions, previous
Z the flf3t session Of the SD Con-
gross, opposed to any action of that
body, BY which Slavery should be ex-
tended to free Territozyf and acting
UPON the principles rcaiIirmcd in the
Uosnocratio National Convention Of
1852. which denounced "'thc agitation
Of slavery question, either in Congress
o. p1k q Is, " and acting in concert
WITH the ruo sentiments Of one-hulf Of
Dc J;smooxaiIo mombers Of that body,
in that Congress, ! uniformly and in
hexihly opposed the repeal Of the Mis-
souzf Compromise line, which. to say
he least Of II, was the needless and
uqoalled for s'agitation Of the slavery
question" BY the direct action Of Con-
SIess 10 permit the extension Of slave
q into Kansas. And this action was
n0pe the less needless and uncalled
"a, even upon the hypothesis that the
establishment Of that line by Congress
thirly-four years previously was un-
constitutional. If uDconstitutufional,
The constitution itself in providing for
he establishment Of the United States
Co<,xke has 'nrovidcd an undoubfed