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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30
John M. Atwood,

No. l46 gA6lkam Sired, (oorner MHl6eTy Nesr Fork,
INVITES attention to his Large Assortment Of
II Watches Jewelry, Silver Ware, and Fancy:
Articles. - - 1aa
and Fob-chains, Gold Necklaces, Crosses, Lockets,
Rings. Spectacles, Pencils, Seals, Medals, Keys,
Charms, &e.sl NsSgee nEess g.
Cameo and Mosaic Bracelets, Pins and Ear Rings
Silver Tea Sets, Cups Pitchers, Spoons. Napkin
Silver Plated Tea Sets Cups Cast5fsS Cake Baskets,
Urns, Teakeftles Gard Baskets, SC.
For sale cheap cash. and warranteda represented
q Particulars attention given to repairing and ad
justing Duplex, Chronometer and fine Lever Watches
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

VKHHE subscribers respectfully invite the attention
IL of the inhabitants of Ltchicld and vicinity to
their large and attractive stock Of NEw GooDs pur
chased in New York and Boston during the past
week.. Among which may be found o splendid
assortment of Dry Goods, consisting of striped and
plaid SILKS also black Silks Of the very best manu-
facturc. Berage DeLaines, Challis, Muslins, plaid
Tissue Berages, Brilliants Prints, Gnghns, Jacon-
etts. Book SWISS Barred and Striped Muslins dotted
Muslin, window Drapery, toilet Quilts, Irish Linen,
Table-Covcrs, Napkins Cambria, Linen and Silk
Handkerchief patent Skirts Collars Gloves Hosiery,
lace Mtts lace Wells, Belts, Par,sols, double and
single Brocha and Stella Shaws, wool 1ableSpreads,
blcached and unbleached Sheetings, DENNIS Tekings,
Carpct-Warp French, German and American Cloths,
Cassimcres and vcstings of every description both
plain and fancy. Also, silk neck Handkerchief,
fancy Ties, Shirt Bosos, Shirts and Collars, &C.. &c,
The above goods will be sold at mere tribe above
cost and at prices to suit customers. &
G" Further particulars next week.
Very Respectfully, .&.~ ef.ass-s-e
.sats5 .G,H' / HENRY W. ADAMS 4 co. fl
Litchfcld May Dist, 1856. t'1 asg54ag-4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

WTAS int received from New York : fieah lot Of
81 gold aud silver spectacles. gold Reasfpins. finger
and ear Rings Keys, shirt studs. vest and guard
Chains, Wedding Rings - very pure article
full assortment of near-sighted and convex spec
tacle glasses which makes the 1T assortment ever
offered in this place, and win Be sold 81 the lowest
prices. II 1terling silver ware made expressly for
retail, Watch repairing done in the most skillf1l
manner no apprentices employed ct watches in this
establishment. Coffin plates on hand and engraving
done at short notice mending done IS usual. A
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Ltchfelds March. 1856
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

n SHE Waterbury Marble Mandatory is removed
Il from Scoville St, to a few rods south Of the
Railroad Depot where be found the best stock Of
Marble in the State Monuments, Gravestones and
every article in my line Of Marble, Granite or Free.
some furnished at short notice. and at cheaper rates
than ever before offered in this vicinity. sssr
s. WARREN. b
Waterbury, July 18th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

MsCM4olQ ANNUAL THU lnSufamCo Co.
LiseAfeis, July =. 1855
By cash rec for prms on Policies this year. essls %
H. cash paid 70, k'sses and expenses S!1s -
hss 3 siss Ss5 d;
y =. \ s.
Amount OF premiums charged on me books =
which may be collected i required, 2,6t9l -
Add cash on hand, ls,S12 u
Making Capital Stock Of Co. al this time, sss,6es Is
Amoun, ot property now incurred, e2,sS2.0A
There i no, this time any claims asains, the 20.
The Directors Of this Company are conident that The
plan ct Insurance adopted By them will meet with
hearty response from 81 Intelligent friends Of Mutual
This Company insure only in this sta,e, and take n,
risks on Goods Stores, Shops, exposed
entirely Is lsF property and ted buildings and their
which no. more than $1,000 will be insured
This Company will adjust al claims with promp,ne.s
and hberaty. and il at any time difference should
arise between the parties oil such difference will
be adjusted BY indifferent persons the County, each
party selecting one, aud IN case they do not agree,
third person shall be chosen, and The award Of all,
any two Of them. shall be tins, and conclusive.
any who will give such Information as will convic,
any person Of setting FIRE 10 any building insured BY
Omcers Of the Company.
e y. bkcKwiTHs5 rresldent Gro. q. WOODRUFF,
Treasurer; JASON WHiTINe, Secretary SnHIpoN
OSBORN, Of Harwin,on, General Agent
Dirsctors.--J: G.. Beckwith, Jason Whiting, Seth
z Beers, A. y. Lewis, Sheldon Osborn, Abiiah Csin,
Charles Adams. Robbins Ba,te, Stephen Trow bridge.
Local Agents.-Leman w. Cutler, water,own d
.; Brinsmade, Warrington Henry g., Sanford, New
Milford Rufus Fuller IT,, Kent Richard smith.
lord. Goshen; VIM. N: Burai, Cansani Donsld J.
Warner, Salisbury; s. D. Northwsy and John Dewell.
Norfolk; Henry jones' New Hartford; George D
G. Amhsr. Bethlem; John Ahevneihy and George
Forest, Woodbury David C. Whi,iesey. New Preston .
Reuben Rockwell, Coebrook; John iinsdale: Winsted
~ Persons wishing To get their buildings nsuret
can apply to either Of the Agents 10 the Secretary.
J. g. BECKWITH, President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30
The Half Housekeepsr.

She WAS only d half housekeeper. Go where you
would about her home there was neither taste nor
ileatness She would begin things with great ayidi-
ty but lose ell her real before she got through OF
her husbands hAifdoscn shirts all partially
finished - one wanted sleeves, another collar and
wristbands, another bosoms and gusscts, and 80 ON
through the list Several skeletons Of quilts lay
folded In her drawers and her tables AID trunks were
loaded with magnificent promises. H.
Her bread was always unpalatable because she for
not this OF that-snd though she had been married
Ten years, In oil that time the table was right
" laid for meal Either the salt was wanting, .
knie or spoon, o. some Important ingrcdicnt This
afforded good exercise for the family, and there was
q all times continued running to and fro.s ss7y
She was half housekeeper. Her meats were
never properly cared for after dnner-and then 1t
VAS, IA thrc. i away i Amt much" Much OF
husband half distracted There always stood in her
musty smelling pantry, mouldy milk mouldy bread
mouidy meat and nAouldy cheese. There alwayslaV
about her room dozsn garments, worn out by
trampling rather thAn use. She was forever trip
ping over beooms, forever running up stairs for
something che had left down cellar, OF flying down
cellar Tor what abe had thrown into the garnet.
Her childrcn's clothes came 70 pieces the second
day. because they were only half made; her pre-
serves soured the second month because they were
only half done, and her temper sourcd quicker than
snything else. Che was continually lamcnting that
che ever married, and wondering where some folks
got their knack Of house-work. She loved to gossip
flowed 10 have some new scheme on hand thef,
~ then a WAS furious TIL Il WAS begun alwayslosing
her enthusiasm after the firsf stitch o! dear me
eeemed some days the whole extent Of her vocabua.
~ and u would make ona I'D 70 watch her lstless
movements, and hear her declare that no woman
worked a. hard ~ she, which was partly true. 70,
che had no method. - -
She never received company without IN apoloey
On her tongue. and nevo sat them down 70 iecen,
tsAle She dragged through lfe and worried thronrh
DEATH for which, fear. Ike everything else. al,
was only haaf prepared and left six Aanghten 10 fol
low her example and curse the world With six NOR,
miserable half housekespes. s.
~ 81 IN. y. Organ.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30
Hem y wv. Adams & Co.'S

Is the hes place to buy Sugar, Molasses, Teas,
u Cotfees, s. ices, &C., &c. s5s@# ssET 49,
20 bbls. rel ned pulverize,l granulated and crust
Sugars hid. Porti Rico Sugars also hhts choice
Porti Rico M,.lasses, the best VIC have ever offered
price 90 cents per gallon. rs
HENRY w.SADAMS & co. =
Itchfed My 2lst, ls56.sS So
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30
New Goods fen Spring.

ZANE of he best selected assortments of Groceries
" Pfoys ons and eatables of all kinds that have
ever hecn 8 zen in Litchfela, purchased In the
different ma kets last week by the subscriber. Such
- for q, oil living will please call at the Store in
West Stret ad examine his stick of necessares
and Injuries. CHARLES MCNEIL,
Ltchfeld, april LIST, 1856. h1
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30
HoLIowAX's DIN TIME MT.


@*A'tt y The Grand External Remedy.
By the aid Of microscope, we see millions Of little
this Ointment, when rubbed on The skin. is csrred 10
any organ or inv rd part. Diseases Of The Kidneys
disorders Of the Liver, affections o. the Heart, In
are by its means efeclually cured. Every housewife
knows that sst passes freely through bone Of
any thickness. This healing Ointment far more readily
penetTaies through any bone heshy part OF the living
body, curing the most dangerous inward complaints
that cannot be reached by other means.
Erysipclas, salt Rheum and seorbutic Humors.
No remedy has ever done so much for the cure Of
40 This Ointmsni. No case OF sali Rheun,. seurvy,
Sore Heads Scroula or EryS peIas can long Withstand
ito influence The inventor has travelled over many
pensing this Ointment giving ADVICE as 70 It's sppl,ca-
iion and has thus been the means Of restoring
sore Legs, Sore breasts, wounds aud Ulcers.
Some OF the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
the nse OF this wonderful Ointment. when having to
wsn
has by command Of the Allied Governments dispsieh
ed TO The hosPalspf ihs Eas large shpmen,s q this
cal Stsi, in the worst casss cf wounds II will cure
sny ulcer. glsndular swelling. stiffness or contraciio
o. thelointss esenof 20 yesrs standing.
Piles and FistuIas.
These and other similar distressing complaints can
be efectualy cured if the Ointment be we'll rubbed
over shs gsre ahecsed and by otherwise following tho
printed R.,a e objections n:c around each POI,
toDin4 t6sss. Wv
b. Snnions 7, fa Lumbaso.. Burns,
chiiblsins, Rheumet;sn. ~ F;ssniss.
Salt Rheum, Goui, skin Disesses.
Sore Leas, SWellsd Elsnds soye I3ress,s
Stiff Joints, Sore Heads Ulcers.
Sore Thsoafs, veneveal Sores. Sores Of al irds
wounds Of all kinss Sprains. Seaids.
- hdat he Manuia Of Professor HoElov.Y
y Maiden Lane. New Yosh. sBd ~ Stssnd. Loedon
md BY OIL Druesess end Deslers ia Med-
cine hsoushou, the United Ssases. end he civilized
world In pots, ~ csnfes - IL cenis and 81 each
] ~ There j. a considerable saving By taking he
larger sizes. 49, st.a -
n B. Directions Tor The guidsnes Of patisats in every
disorder are shkzsd to each pot.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30
Geese Fesgtkeys.

ME subscribers have made arrangements 10 keep
u constant supply Of first-rate article of Glxsi
FEArHERA selected and packed With great care By
ourselves in packages Of from 20 to 50 lbs.and win
furnish ct all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs.
of quality they will warrant . good as the best,
and at Is low prices ~ can be purchased Of equal
quality in the state. ssesa 8. al HURLBUT.
Winchester. 1856. .,.-i}ss -, - a e.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

~ sciptions, LAces, black Lace Wells Swiss and
Cambria Edgings, Insertings, Under-Sleeves, Chem
isettes, &C., for sale very cheap by
2f&S "A. G. BRADFORD.
Wolcottville April 9th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

:
-. $3.50 a. paf~eav
oAsfhs dsash a Dueossst essaasd recently. The
saao".2s 1919 = = q Il i
cur se9dsrs--
one nlshtin January, 1872, Ioos Woman residing
n very humble ssode e - ~ 6 Lille 49, shout
Is bscO1ls : moshsr. Wnsn % event - important,
oocuru IN mmily snesn9 y oe prosperous or
auisexb1e. the y 2 something IN Il 20 touching to
3 ~ hsax4 tt el ne people hail 4 = blessing
0en. 49, sesnS ~ spesak cL the moment
pain. Al ~ esoo1 g 3 ,oLgosfen. The poor wo-
man w. s sssis ~ 2! ner Travail the
happy 1 ~ xassasx 1B oeaf mother-in Jaw
wnsn snl.e. ~ e enc g q: Joy the little stran-
Ger 49, 49, saso 80 sO! I'LL wisnout arms
tns 9stsS 49, 49, - oesunso % become the great
~ :-s : = i -. ,ss.. -.
49, e 49, n (. ~ helpless but his very
Pr ~ q MS fame-it
..ssts 4; ~ -. 49, -. not mat an al-
seiitv Who von,d s,slv t,s & q ~ ionelng Ios
- e..sssy ~ = e sIe same Price
- = -. 49, ~ Only me upper
- ~ ~ ~. s.s;ssss ' ~ Z. sasuIes nad ueen
~ s,iv f,- - q - z - IL 80 ~ however.
nes and vith 49, orr i;tsjs hss -, .lsI.e
must not suticiuste - FT ~ ~ &c
Fsssr ~ q s.s,r~ ,,.s,- =. 1.,s 1890,
- ,s5,,s - ,s sOuu nsve unoesoood
80 e a. 80 ~ ~ couInveo g nm
s;d bsnd;nsss in ,,is-s',s - nal nearly
e~toc and r, ,,srfs..;.s q, ~ sRsnnans nis
81 - =. ~ sns o'ner nttle sports
n Dumoneelle ia .,r;tir~ ns.tss - anu
lin on a hIe crsft hst Ri. -. " nasc
chosen nnb1er 80 hai sl-ass 800 81 r.: ~,
the siolt ~ nrss M ~ M ns :ou.
md little -Four Toes ~ - Artist himsef genius
s,,,s = sSss,; .s si;' ~ "a. - ior
vsndvEe a the s,sIIerv ~ Tin he res ~
s.s3 ~ cssntsr ..;t; III ue I.soseu tnas nc
psins Il might cost him. s-'''' "AA's'' WI
m the meantime the vritsne-master Dnn,onc.,,e
e,mpisinsd most bttsr,v tsaf III fsxo,,t ,;s
Ssctd Tia ov,n beloved At II carrsnvp pa IA
scshsr1 INF .craw, M. ."d s ana old
- - S,rcrst osh.,. n. mrh.,,,,. .;.:.. .s CODY
4, -. rrtresnitv ~ III. ,v,.th s,:ht a.
4 vatican. who AZ that time superintendsff " ~
Crcd, ssceIient car;t., q c~;.a yy,...... Az.
- hs sSs,ninea the ut.is sI...ss c.u, aei's ~,
eouence vas that little For Tnss anu rao sme
sco'n ss snsy oalS e., MN oy name, became
,nths hs h.d suocesdeJ n ,s, ' ~, slsneeen
snsns ne nau ''0ceeeca IN waning all the prizes
= s. one 2 La. ~. n.A -
sscrSh rvons and sseiDa - LAG passing
~ ~, Gnu. anu innrm1y, that
ds.rsS ,ho a.. as Little Four Toes
IN LIN sne .s, ~ Uus', NO. Wishing 70 quit his
IN q. id this sonr asssr ~ me great prze
.;ss.- t.soL h;s wav 90 psr;. t t. .en INC young
.m.sn;,;.s rhs,e merit ~ axsrv L;,n Guy OF INC
sssasas "''S'" way ANU - sure 70 DC
"s ~.
a. -. ;so ~ C INTO inc Academy OF finc
Aa inc RuPi u oerard. ne soon obtained
sas.s u " .ne .u s,ass men one q inc second
90, sr..s ~ 4. fana.,ns Oh -. oivn nst nnen an
-. a.. r;s..,.. ~ .Ss,. nomc minister,
NJ sns rs ~ ~. o~ns LOUIS Cispensins Justice
pc Is ,ese s's - Lse -.
az. Ia 20, ...s.s - this won
sa IN an s.i,;.sa.. - gIeM prIse OF home
na . w .stn-s J.. M sec'na Pf,ae hs
vcesur~.s.s sos .nstuskns 20 Let MS son
-. ,,,s "A 80 s,,ss.asas.s; 10. .ne Schen. OF
Ns 49,, ~ 49, sesNspaon WV the conse-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30
Choice and Attractive


NALL and Winter Dress Goods, in great variety
are now opening at the Granite Store in Vol
cottvillc, consisting Of sata s5o
Plain Merinoes,
Plaid Merinoes, a+sitzW
Poplins,
Jessie Plaids, ts&
Alpaccas and Bombazines
~ Plain and figured wool DeIaines,
Cashmere and Muslin,
" s4~ssa Plain and figured French Flannels
Coburgs and Debeges, &c.
sAA ShAWls. Al
Stella, g
Bay State
Broche, Cashmere, &c. as
Also Gents Sllawls
i 4 p 4 very large stock of Cloths,
Cassimcres and vestings, for Gents and
Boys wear, Blankets, &c. puse-keepipg
Goods Of all kinds, Csxpets and Oil-clotRs,
Ready made Clothing, and Clothing made
20 order. Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps, Crockery and Hardware, Gro
ceries, Provisions &c.
WOODING & LEWIS.
Molcottville. oct. lst, 1855 4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

:sx q = II 1to0 r. -
IT AIS, os1u Fun, Robes, 0loves, ard eveFyahfnk
II else ~ H. f6r fh& Fan trade, are now
benz received. New Good are iddsd sach week,
and ~ Sssoft ent viii compare with That u enT
~ Sums Goods srs offered q esst Look ess
for bargainsi s.-.
Ltchfeld, August 10th. lsss. ss' - asl1ssi9
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

News from Nicaragua by way OF New Orleans
Informs that General Walker was in the midst OF
snccessfu campaign with fir prospect Of crush
Ing out the last vestige 81 Organised opposition to his
government. bloody battle has been fought in
which his opponents lost eleven hundred men.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

NJ uSTANa IMMINENT, Lyons Katharion. e.
IL sences, and general assortment Of Hair OH.
Perfnmery, &c, may be found at No. West Street
Iteh6eld, July 7th, 1866.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

DORLuHa Berages, Bezage DeLAines, Muslin De
= LANES, Alapaccas Prints, and all kinds of
Dress Goods for sale by A. G.. BRADFORD
Woleottvills, April 9th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

I" ANTED.-- Hides, Bark and calfskips vants,
w at the Tannery, South Farms by :
May 9th, 1856. = -. i
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30
out 81 Season ana IN season.

Out Of Season and In Season.
have just returned from Markd with well selected
stock of New Goops, consisting Of a few very
petty styia Spray DeLaine Cacocs Of entirely new
designs and patterns, heavy brown sheetings and
shirtngs beached shirtings and linens, with good
assortment OF house keeping Goods which offer ct
low prices for cash or exchange
49,. A. G. BRADFORD. aWolooarMs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30
Great Slaughter i'm Kansas!
Qta y AND ALSO IN THE DRY-GooDs LINE. At
IL. w. Adams &c COS
Mercantile Emporium.

DRY-GoODs, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, BOOTS
AND SHOES, CARPETS. APPROPRIATENESS,
GROCERIES. WOODEN WARE, &c., &C.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

Board and Tuition IN English, French, Latin Draw
ing. and Needle-work, per annum, $3.50 90
Washing, (if required,) per session, 1900
Bedding, per session, ..; ..su 200
Pew Rent, per session, 100
EXTRA CHARGES --A rs
Dancing, sla 90
Painting-ol twenty lessons. 500
% water color, twenty lessons, 'a 500
pastel, twenty lessons, 500
- monochromatc, twenty lessons 500
Ornamental leather-work twenty lessons, 500
Drawing-Crayon. twenty lessons, 500
A 5 Pcnciling, per session, g. 800
Instrumental, per session, 1000
Use of Piano for practcing, per session, 500
Stationery, Senior Department, per session, 800
H.. g Junior Department, per session, 200
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30
The Gould Seminary,
An English and French, Boarding and Day
school for Young Ladies.
LITCHFIELD, CONN.
Oh. HOILISTER, Esq, President.
MISS s. HOGAN, PRINCIPAL.
ASSISTANT TEAcnERs

ASSISTANT TEACHERS,
MISS HI. STYLES. MISS S. A. STYLES.
nUPILS will be received into this Institution, de-
Il signed for the efficient and thorough education
Of Young ladies' on Monday the It'll day Of july next
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions,
commencing ON the first Wednesdays of November
The number of boarding pupils will be limited );
none will be received for less than one year. unless
some definite arrangement is made to the contrary
before entering. p - 49,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

Litchfeld, June ID, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

ID OBERT NJ. TREAT, Manufacturer of corn
IL shelters, churns, safety tug irons, &C., South
ARMS, Conn. gEsatS 8l|A g@F
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

NRO8sMANS Shaving, Hair.Cuttfng and Wig
~ Making Rooms under the Mansion House,
Litchfcld - y - ssssz. V
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-28
..., From The Chicago Time
HOW FALSEHOoDS ARE MANUFACTURED.

gentleman from Kentucky one of the electors lately
chosen in that State is in this city. few da ago
be had conversation with friend upon political matters.
He expressed wish that hereafter there would be slave
State and free State always admitted together thereby
aang all fears that either section would overshadow the
other He expressed also his individual wish that Kansas
might be slave State The Chicago friend argued that
the idea of delaying the admission of any State free
slave until there from the opposite section ad
mited with it, was absurd. The discussion was calm
and friendly the gentlemen being personal and po
ica friends This all that took place. The day
~. ~'Nuneupon the authority, suppose of the
same avery respectable knave who anu
Douglas riding togeherdeclared that of the demo-
cratic electors from Kentucky was in town. and on the
day previous had boldly asserted that Mr. Buehana cleo
on was fair decision that Kansas was be slave
State and that the South regarded his election deter
mining the question that the democratic party make
Kansas saye State 1t also stated that the Chicago
fired up conending that the result had decided Kan
sas to be free State and that upon this difference opn
ion as the construction North and South Of democratic
principles high words ensued which only prevented
from ending in blows by the interference of friends
This is the way these abolition papers invent fasehoods
First they have spy oyerhear private Conversations
and then alsify what takes place The democratic cleo
tor" from the State of Kentucky holds nearly the
views upon the question OF the admission of Kansas that
democrats in Illinois do Kansas is have the free and
fair opportunity of deciding whether she shall have slaves
not and that decision be made free Of any inter-
ference by Congress the President When has been
made the democratic party, North and South, stands
pledged her admission, matter which side the de-
csion may be- The position Of the democratic party s
that the decision Of the question Of slavery by the people
OF Kansas Is Be final to the of the Union and Is
in way interfere with her admission into the Union
These the views of the Kentucky eleetor and yet
the Chicago Tribune will not correct the statement Of its
Elsehood unless the principle that revolutions do go
backward 1t does what have known it to do
yet--sdmt that it has published fabrication.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-28

FiVW INC FtnhsyiVahIan.
RLACK. REPuBLIOAN CONSISTENCY.

The American people have been entertained for the last
twelve or eighteen months with constant repetition OF
terrible outbusts Of backrepubcan indignation about
Kansas and Sumner. Bleeding Kansas and bleeding
sumner have been held up gaze IN season and out
Of season. day after day and month after month
whole vocabulary Of denuncaon has been ransacked and
its blingsgae explosives showered with unceasng indus.
try upon the democratic party for its alleged completely
with the occurrences dwelt upon.
Now within the last few weeks the Baltimore election
has occurred where may say nearly II not quite as
many people killed wounded In Kansas Terri
tory since its organization for other proyocaton than
attempt TO exercise the right Of suffrage And Kenneth
Rayner, black-repubcan ally in North Carolina, has
brutaly attacked with bludgeon, democratic editor
because be commented in fitting terms upon Raynors po
itcal course
We have looked in vain for the howings of the freedom
shrekers these The pens so busy
with alleged Kansas outages have been used TO ut
ter word Of condemnation against the Baltimore out
RACES. And have not yet a single black re-
pablican comment upon the gross attempt of their
Rayner crush out the freedom of tho press by assaulng
an edtorl "
When it suits purposes they make the earth vocal
with their shrieks about guarding the ballobox, brutal
assaults free speech free press &c but when those whose
cooperation they desire possess guilty Of acts quite
rsprhensbe those they have SO loudly condemned
they are silent as the grave.