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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

Some Eve hundred OF our citizens
had the pleasure Of listening to enc Of
the best speeches OF the season. from
Hon. &. w. Parker, OF Connersville.
last Friday evening. We cannot see
how an intellgen, and unbiased man.
Of any party. can be dIspleased with
such speech as be delivered. twas
respectful. kind aud argumen,a,ive.
aud. at times very eloquent. He did
not consume time by reading docu-
ments. but taking facts, such As are Nd
mi,ied 10 exist by intelligent men Of
all parties. he showed the connection
Of one fact with another, 30 clearly
that any one could trace The bloodshed
Ia Kansas. TO the repeal Of the time
honored Compromise Of our fathers,
His remarks In regard to the duty OF
every true lover Of freedom. nj this
crisis. were admirable. and We are dc.
ceivsd II more than ono present did
not see Il his duty to abandon those
Who caused the bloodshed. and help
those who would stay II. and restore
peace 10 our country.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
improving.

II isa good sign 10 see child 70.
form under the rod Of correction. -
Our parental. though rather severe
chsslisement Of Sheriff BatEner, I,
likely to produce good fruits. We 6nd
upon examination Of the record thai
tia bailIlis' expenses Of tie August
term 1855 are Sio1. 80 less than the
Angus. term. 1885, and that the sher.
w has not charged the parties with
costs for services rendered By the bal
lilfs. We can afford TO be called n H.
ar. every day aud Sunday too. II We
can succeed this well 10 every case.--
That does right we'll. Michael. for the
drst attempt at retrenotment. Per
haps some Of the Democrats who had
determined to send to Wayne county
for Sheriff. or vote for Claypool
may be willing to try Glidswsll II we
will agree to watch him. We shall
watch him or claypool either, and re.
port the facts. hurt whom they may
II CIaypool proves to be as corrupt a,
Ba,rner. well pitch into him just a
We do into Balzner. Being q Repub'
licsn shan't save bis hide. ifhs prove.
dishonest.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

The following is the result Of the
late elections In the Froe States. Il
doesn't look much like elecling Blu
chairman;
IowA.-Republicsn majority thi,
year. 7.o4a. Pierce's majority over
Scott. In 1881. was i.oae. over Hale
and Scott. sic. ~ s.
MAisr. - PIerce's majority owe,
Scott In 1859 was o,2io. over Scott
and Hale i.,4a. Appearances indi'
cate a Republican majority Of 10000
over both opponent.
VERMONT. -0ives a majority o.
over $1,000, being Republican gain,
according to the Tribune. Of $4,000
The three Republican members o.
Congress are elected BY majoritie,
ranging from Eve 10 ten thousand a
piece. The House. 80 far as ascer
tanned, stands - follows; Republicans
1873; Democrats. IS. Tho Senate
stands; Republicans. 50; Democratic
NONE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

The Wing candidate for Lieutenant
Governor visited our town last. FRI
day. and entertained i6s persons
with a speech Of about two hours
length. Ia front Of the little Offices
This immense crowd had bssn brought
together BY posters, and BY notice In
the papers. /. was composed OF Free
monisrs. with probably 75or so Bach-
anan men. Mr.. Hammond Il fluent
aud pIsasant'speaker. notdescsnding..to
the low vulgarisms that usually char
ac.erizs the candidates with whom
he Is associated. on the fusion ticket.
He looks. however. much mors.bloat-
ed than We had expected. II had
been some 0 or years since we had
seen him. and We were not prepared
10 see him 90 changed. A fsw years.
IA the lie OF confirmed drinksr.
make, sAd changes in his personal ap.
pearsnee. We were less prepared fo'
this change. from the repeated as
surancs Of those more intimate with
him Of late. that success In his pro-
fssslon had required him TO abstain,
IN great degree. from indulgence Ia
drink. ~ drunkenness would render
him prey TO the shrew and more 80
her gamblers With whom he plays.-.
To our suggestion that he look n
bloated As Mr.. MccIsery. an intelli,
gent Democrat nodded assent. W,
eau not convey to our readers. VII,
did not see him, more accurate idea
Of hIs appearance than this. Hi'
speech was the usual OVERLAPPING O
Know NsshingIsm. AbolIIionIsm and
Disuniou. hurting no body, and plea
sing no body. except the Fremonler'
who were again convinced that shei'
opponenls can not defend slavery en-
tension. ntl t1f
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

Through the kindness Of Mr.. F.
Hess. the gen.Ismanly and accomp-
Iished craftsman. we have been per-
mittsd 20 look At the forthcoming Map
Of Franklin County. he now near
y ready for the photographer. We
have watched its progress from the
beginning. and We can bear testimony
to the unwearied patience Of Mr.. Hess
and his assistant, Mr.. zsvadilI. 10
bringing Il out. The land Of every
man is accurately marked out, and
the owners name put on Il, except In
the few eases Of recent transfers,
where the deeds have no. been record
ed. The roads have been taken from
actual and patient Measurement. and
the creeks and branches are noted
down more accurately than We ever
We shall not urge any man to buy
this map. Il will be ready for sale 10
two months. All We have to say
about its purchase is, that we shall
pity the children whose parents ar,
TOO poor to afford one. Il the litho'
grapher does his work as well o. Mr.
Hess has done his. no house should be
without one, and none viii be who
can possibly afford it.
ofMr. Hess We can speak confident
y to those who desire to have town
ship or comfy maps drawn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
All. Patrick Hung.

Albert l.. Patrick, formerly editor
Of the Greencasile Banner. In thi'
State. was hung NJ Leavenworlh. Kan
sas. q few days since. by the Border
Ruflians. Mr.. Patrick. with all other
free State men In Leavens orsh. had
been ordered 10 leave the Territory =
He was 10 the stage. with his friends,
In the net OF leaving. when he was "a
ken from The stage by the hell.hound'
Of Missouri. and hung. We learn
this from y gentleman just fiom Green
castle. Hu Informs Us that the great
eat excitement existed In 0reenesslie,
and that a company OF one hundred
persons had volunteered TO leave for
Kansas Immediately TO avenge his
death. Mr.. Patrick was an es,imable
gentleman. and highly respected by
all who knew him. He bad rendered
himself obnoxious TO the Borfer RUN.
ans by writing home truthful accounts
Of ,he state OF affairs 10 Kansas.
We cannot command language 10
fi,ly dsnouncs this deed. and those
who were instrumental In bringing Il
about--and can hardly restrain the
wish thst Frank Pierce had been hung
NAL Patrick's place.-N A. Trio
n,.s.
Thus. one after another Of our best
-sc IL A.. Al 4. -. A Al...
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
Mistake corrsc ted.

In the report Of taxsa heretofore
published. the taxes for 1898 were
Incorrect This resulted In Mr.. Gro.
msr. from whom We got our figures,
Misunderstanding our questions.
We havs found NJ. C,omer al.
ways accurate In figures. and this sr'
ror Is the result OF q misundsrstsnd.
ing As to the dates. He is always pos.
ted. aud uniformly gentlemanly and
obliging. We regret this mistake, for
IN figures and in facts We want our
statements TO be exact and reliable
We publish, this week. corrected
statement. whish shows the average
for three years TO DO little less than
one cent less than the average hereto
fore published for four years.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

Old Henry Armstrong shot the red
coats last week. and made them NOV.
IN a hurry, somewhat wounded. They
had been out scouting, and stopped
At the mouth of his lane to FIRE sa
Iuie. BY the time they had fred the
second round with "Yonng Hickory
the old man was among them, armed
in true Republican style. He began By
saying; "HalIooI boys, what are yos
shoolin' about Rejoicing over tn,
the news from Manner "Damr
Mainel" was the laconic reply. ant
quicker than yon could say Jack Rob
eson" they were of, their red shirt
dying in the wind. reminding one o.
the tories Of South Carolina when old
Marion was about. They win not sa
lutte old Henry again.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

Ev Can any one get Levi Ayres TO
promise. pom honor, that, II elected,
he won't let Dan Jones coax him 70
let him GU and do the business IN his
sleadf We have no idea that such y
promise can be extorted from him.
He deputized Dan'l once TO do bust
ness for him. and Why not do il again?
Dan'l charges SO per day for his SER
vices. while Ayres charges but So
We opine that many folks win sly
that one such depulizing is enough.
particularly as the difference between
three and ten dollars were paid out Of
the county treasury.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

Sheriff bs'zner. fading himself and
appointed successor crowded upon BY
the people'for wasseful. n not cor.
'ups expenditure Of the public mon.
ey. tries to shift the responsibility on
to the Judges. We have no objec.
tons At all. We believe the Judges
are partners in the corruption. Judge
@. n. Dunn used 10 order bAllitfs dis
miased when The work was done.--
This attempt to shift The responsibility
only confirms our opinion that The
Judges are as corrupt As the Sheriff,
With the people. u h matter OF ANAL
moment whether the fault lies with
the Judge or with the Shsrif. or whs-
Their they are partners. They intend 70
ebuks and remove the whole posse.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19
A Deliberate Fslsshood.


Hon. d. d. Jones. the Democratic
Elector for this district, whenever he
maks y speech n the country where
he thinks the people are ignorant. and
do not take The papers, asserts that
Hon. Will Camback voted for the new
Compensation Bill 10 Congress. when
he knows that he voted against II at
every stage. It Is only by resorting
10 falsehoods Of this kind that Jones
q Co.. hope TO defeat Cumback -
Nothing bat downright stupidity or
want Of integrity. prevents a party
from scouting the man who will so
presume upon their ignorance. as to
utter a matter so VIGOROUSLY false.
Not even the Enquirer or the Jackso-
nian. or ..even dirsier papers have
dared publish so barsfaced afalsehood,
Jet when among ignorant people.
Jones dares utter II. Il is a compli.
ment to Mr.. cumback that they cannot
End single vote Of bis which they
dare oppose. They must falsify the
record before they can end fault with
bis course. Jones goes even farther
when among those who do not read.
and says that Cumback voted against
the restoration Of the Missouri Com
promise. These falsehoods are harm.
less. for those who are 50 ignorant as "a
believe them. will vote against Cum.
back any how. W. allude to them
only to show to what measures these
men rssort when In parts Of the cvun'
try where they suppose the people are
ignorant.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

0<r"Wc do not believe that the South
has ever had any desire TO extend slavery
into Kansas. IL is not lie interest and
nsyer has been he policy 10 extend that
institution northward or westward"
Certainly net. All this fighting IN
Kansas 10 mere exhibition OF chiyal.
ryi No doubt you can make SONS oil
your readers believe you, notwI,hstand,
Ing hundreds have been slain on ths
plains OF Kansas. and Notwithstanding
the death penalties OF the Missouri
Kansas Code.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

OF Hon. Leroy Woods. the Demo.
cratic Senator from Clarke. has not res
Igned, but having accepted the Office Of
"Moral INSTRUCTOR" 10 the Penitentary,
at salary Of 5000 perysar, the people
have declared bic seat vacant. and intend
10 OH Il with man who will vote for a
United States Senator. and a oossiifu-
fionai prohIbIlory law. Mr. Woods ex,
pects to contest his seat. though the
constitution 10 explicit on this point.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19


The PIor THrcxEssi-The Legisla.
ture Of Texas has appropriated money
to deiray the expenses Of an armed In.
vssion Of Kansas. for the purpose OF in.
Producing slavery into that Territory
and also passed a joint resolution order,
Ing the Governor to call on extra ses'
sion ofthe Legislature, In case Fremon,
is elected, TO determine what the people
Of Texas ought to do Ia that exlgency.
Go ahead. gentlemen. you have
Northern abettors. Judge Logan viii
help you. lie says your cause 10 &C
just that he win .fgst for you. So Or
dent is his love for the Union, hS vii
help you destroy Il. 4 8
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

DpLLy BneoKs's Plan ron Dfsotvixo
THE USfor.. -"on the second Monday
m November neat tho great question
would be decided. For HE part. II Fro.
mont. the traitor 10 bic section, should
be successful. I, was his deliberate opinion
that on fks fourth Of March nsEi fhs people
or NE South should rise IN Asir miehf
rarch 10 Washington, and sfsse che a..
ehisuss and ihs Treasury u iAs Govern.
menf. We should anticipate them. and
force them 10 attack u.
What will become Of your nIggers
bully, while you arc all coming up q
Wa.hIngionl Wouldn'tlhey have hns
fun nj homei
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

ffAnklio s'u1t> a. > fait1 fal peHie
ssrsazk II voting svsy The public
money copslitsies ''fsitkfnl servant
he has claims ssough apon 'she pub-
llic.n
But We are afraid Batxner Is becom-
ing impatient. We only want to show
that he is not the snly one who has
had finger in the pie. The system
Of reckless expenditure runs through
tho whole business Of the county as
Administered by the party. and II the
election holds of long enough. We will
produce several items, worth read
ing.
Above. We have compared the rates
of taxation. Let US now look at the
rates Of bailitfs' expenses. Not that
We expect to make many votes BY il,
bat for the sake Of showing what a
luxury Il is to have Democratic officers
and how willingly We pay for that lux
|ury. oae little 9 BY 10 politician.
vbo. eur-l;ks. Ects the hand that
snises him. said the other dav tha.
We would consider il all right il -shi.
money vent into other hsnds--if the
Republicans rot Il instead of The DEM
ocra,s. Such an answer il an omen
confession that the taxes are laid and
money spent. for eIectioneeripo pu, DO.
zee. and tbat the Democracy ssv Il Il
All right. As il goes into the hands Of
,he nartv We know that All Of the
leaders approve OF this method oflav-
'lsbinr monsv upou mere hirelinov.--
Men vho are no,or;ou.lv FRUGAL and
economical In their private expendi-
,ur.. UNFOLD mi. ex,rasaeaocein pub.
10 matters. Judge Cant. who profes-
.ed. 4 wear AGO. 70 be 40 alarmed Al
this Outrageous waste Of money, tina,
be was willing to sacrifice the quiet Of
q private life, and become an officer.
il now riding. dav and night. in be.
half Of the whole party. John p. Bra.
DIV. fearing that somebody m;ohs aus
meet his devotion 10 tho party. comes
out In a card. which We understand
pledges himself 10 (}I;dswell and Go.
bic. a we'll a. the other candidates.--
The sur,v mus, be kent up. let the
tara. he vhat thew NAV. There are
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