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Growth Of the Republican COLI,
uNnH.

-
Fen German editors. issuing 10 600
papers weekly. me. in Cincinnati las.
week. aud resolved 10 act with the Re.
pubiicans against The extension Of slave
ry.
10. Knox, one Of the mos, distinguish
ed lawyers Of Illinois. q Pierce elec,o.
in 1852, and . life long derocra:, 10 =
public meeting 81 Rock Island. came on.
openly and boldly Tor . union Of all the
anti slavery extension elements ia The
North against the sgQressiogs Of the
pro-slavery party. Mr.. Knox's inhu-
enc backed up by his eloqurnce. will
be sensibly felt in The coming campaign.
SIcNs!-Judes George B. Holt and
P. p. Lowe. Esq, OF Dayton. openly
declare tha, they cannot ano pW not
support the tickei nominated By the Mig.
ger Difssion' Convention a, Cincinnati
last week. There are just such men in
our own county, whose names we could
mention. Slavery Extension and Blue
Light Federalism. all at once, 10 nors
than these gentlemen tan swallow a, a
single dose!
We clip the above from the Darke
Co. Journal. The detection from the
ranks Of the Slave Democracy is alarm.
iog the leaders. and they alrsad, give up
Ohio. Their only hope is in the Slave
Slsies. With the entire South. they
sill hope 10 carry enough Norhern votes
10 elsc, Buchanan. Blu, every day seems
10 dispel This Ilusion.-Celumbu (O.)
journal.
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BOOK NOTECG rs.

GRAniMs NArfoNAL iLLusfhArrr
MAoAznE, Watson & Co., Phiiadsl-
phia. ono copy, SO co.; Two, a5; FIVE.
and one extra, go; Zen and one extra,
$40. Msssts. Wa'snn IL Co. haze
greatly Improved Graham. The enm-
her for july before o.. is greatly ahead
~ all rs PFC iecpssors IN The number
end bsauty OF lis embellishments, and
tbs amount v%lriptv and quality Of its
reading matter. We wish all could en-
.ju, as We do. 'he p'sasure Of reading i,
every month. TAere is no illustrated
Mag lzine ahead of Graham now.
II ME- NAGAz M, fpr Juiv, by +. s.
Arthur and Visginii Il. Townsend, Phil.
tdclphig; FERNS, go 90 siat's copy;4
copies lar So. Fne lien4 II g,zine is
aHe Of the most interesting aaJ valuabls
publications. ipt tie family circle ,ha.
40 have. TIE marai tales OF Arthur
nave a wnTli-wlie reputation. TIE
Jnly number hss 10 iliustratious and au
inviting table OF contents.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
Republican County Convention,

The Republicans of Wapello
County are requested to meet in
the several Townships on Satur-
day June the 2Sth, at / O'Clock
P. NJ, for the purpose of appoint
ing 5. Delegates for each Town
ship, to attend a County Con.
vention, to be held on Saturday.
the 9th Of July, at Ottumwa, al
10 o'clock A. M; for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for
the Legislature and also for Coun-
ty Officers.
BY order of the Committee.
r. HI. WARDEN,
Chairman.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

BLAKEsRuRo, Wapello Co., Iowa,
June 18th, 1856,
Ed. Dem6ine Courier.
DEAR SIR: As a new %sojouIner In your
beautiful Country" can hardly refrain from
expressing my admiration and pleasure at the
view of such advantageous facilities, and en-
couraging prospects, as are presented 10 the
mind Of an individual, habitually accustomed
to the rocky uncyenness Of a New England
surface.
| have been in this State something short OF
3 weeks, but by the means Of my Yankee H.
] quisit,veness, have SO soon, satisfied myself of
the superiority of Iowa soil and climate, over
that Of almost any other STATE through which
l have Travelled.
The gentle undulations of its verdant p~rairies
and the luxuriant growth of its thickly dis
persed groves, which serve abundantly to furn.
Ish their adjacent country with timber for all
necessary purposes, q am spe aking more par
ticulary of the Southern part OF the State)
render it at once del ghtful and convenient.
The Country being almost new, it is not ia
be expected that II shoula so soon vie with its
older sisters In educational and social advant-
ages. Although am pleased to find that the
citizens, so far as I am informed, are no less
ready and willing to improve their State in
these respects than any class Of inhabitants
that I ever met with.
And if the little village Of Blakcsbursh may
be taken as a specimen of the H1pkeye enter.
prise, | am confident that Iowa will in a few
years occupy d prominent position among the
most refined aud maturcd States Of the North
West.
Inthis small but growing s'Burgh,n thsre
are already four considerable lourishing trad.
ing establishments, together with hopr Of al
most every description, mills Sc. inclusive.
There are in addition to This pleasant little
town, two handsome Churches in progress Of
erection, besides a 6ne and commodio sSchool
House, which by the way, speaks not i'll the
least unfaxorably of the interest taken by par
ents in the Education and framing their child
reu. And not only does the public spirit Of its
citizens manifest itself in the benevolent pa
tronage Of these two prominent and essential
institutions, but the liberal discount upon the
actually alue Of the village lots yet unoccupied,
offers almost irresistible inducements 10 any
and every one wishing to take up a residence
in this quiet and retired retreat.
Thus, Mr.. Courier, you see that right within.
hailins distance of ycur Capital Village, there
is growing up outof the'once almost upihhabit-
ed expanse, of wild prairie, one Of the mos,
thriving inland towns Of the Western States.
|. Besides the geographical advantages of the
place there is every reason to Elk pset a speedy
connection by Railroad with Burlington, Chi
cago, Cleveland, Buffalo and New YORK.
This we feel free to premise in as much as its
construction by this route would, incur much
less expense than any other that we know of
Yours &c.,
II. r. SHELDON.
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halifax. June La.

sfuUs JIfW.
Halifax. June iS.
The America arrived here this morn
ing. She has da'es from Liverpool to
the 9Th. The Collins steamer Atlantic,
whose arrival oil Iiolyhead was rerort-
ed per steamer Arsgo, reached Liver
pool on "Wednesday the 4,h inst.
Il was reported that Mr.. Champion
would arrive in the Atlantic, and a feel
ing Of relief was manifested WHEN 10 was
found thai he was not on board.
The leading topic in England coniind.
ed 10 be The difficulty between Grea,
britain and the United Sta,eA. Nothing
more than universal talk had been Jevel.
oped. The London Journals had pub
lisheu with some show OF authority tina,
Nj. CHAMPION had been dismissed.
The announcement had scarcely any
effect On funds. Business in American
securities was limited and pricts had a
dropping tendency The advices by the
Aiisntic had exercised q depressing in.
Ausnce on The Liverpool Cotton Market.
and il had reached l-l6ai-6 pence per
pound.
The Morning Post caused considers
BILE excitement by an editorial announce-
men.. tina, The U.s.. Govornmen, had ac-
,uailv dismissed Crsmp.on. and that he
had left Toronto The Globe and o:her
papers Immediately contradic,ed IL, as
merely random gossip by the Atian,ic's
passengers.
In Parliament, on the succeeding even
ing. Mr.. D'Israeli put the question direct
to Palmers,on. who made . shu fling re-
ply to the effec, tina, he understood from
indirect sources thai il was so, but Mr.
Champion aot having himself said so he
had no statement to make.
In the House of Lords Earl Hard.
wicke put a similar question. to which
Earl Granville replied that Government,
had no information on the subject.
The lales. London Morning Posts
Paris correspondent wriiesita, the French
Government had used every effort 10 re.
move the unhappy complication which
had led to The suspension Of diplomatic
relations between England and America
and The Emperor would continue to exsr-
else his good oficss in some spirit oil
reconciliation, aud shoulc the seso nations
actually engage 10 war. no doubt Eng.
land may rely on active reliance Of France
Sir Edward Lyuon pu, the question TO
the Minister with regard 10 relations with
United Suites touching the present stale
Of shlugs in Central America. He re.
ferrec 10 his p.evious withdrawal Of the
motion on the same question. because
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with her Free Constitution in the Sist
Cong rcss, and il will be seen, BY refer.
ence TO his speech on lha, occssion, that
he expressed precisely The same views
in relation to the extension Of slavery
as are now held by the Republican par
ty. Mr.. Dayton hss superior qualities.
tons for the office of Pfesiden, of the
Senate. He has probably as many per
sonal friends in proportion to his acquain
'ance as any man 10 the country. and he
will prove to be a very strong and &C.
ceptable candidate. Fremont and Day,
ton compose a tickle. tina, any American
may be proud to support.
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w ashinpton, June 81.

NdSuiuStou, ShHO 80
Gen. Gadsden has no, broughi a Gu NJ
mercia! treaty; an important poslai treat!
came long ago.
The Old Liue Wings NEE, Saturday
nigh, to acclde between Buchanan anG
Fillmore.
Mr.. Washburn ,riumphed in the faith.
nay in undoubung conviction tina. me
proceedings Of the Republican Consen
ZION Will be sustained by a large major
i,y Of lae American people.
Mr.. Calfax spoke on the subject OF
the laws emanating from The Legislature
Of Kansas. branding them az outrageous
" oppressive and disgraceful, and some
Of them in indirec. interrogation Of the
organic laws OF The U. s.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

We will furnish the COURIER
until after the Presidential cleo
ton, from the LIST Of July to the
middle of November, for 30 cts.
in advance, or eleven copies to
one Office for $500. Send on
the names.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

TRESroN. June 20.-Aiser the ad,
journmen, OF the peoples convention a,
Ph,isdelpi.ia. yesterday, 'hs New jersey
delegates proceeded 10 the residences al
VIM. l.. Dayton, The nomiuee OF Vir,-
President. a. Trenton. 10 sprrIzs him Of
his nomination. +. w WneIply Of ,he
Delegation made a brief speecE. 10 watch
Mr.. ID. responded in a few appropriate
remarks. which eiici,ed immense sp
plause.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
Review of Burlington Market

FIR Il WEEK ESDiSG ~ 2ih.
Since our last review the business IN
Produce has been smati. Butli,tle grail
Of any Kind has been brought forward.
Farmers are very busy. The drought
iii continues and the presen, low prices
Of whsa! al combined. make da!l mar
kef.
Mess Pork, Si4 500 "a rs: Smoked
Shoulders, Z 10 II: Smoked iiams. o.
to OF. in casks: Sides, clear, II: Lard,
firm, 8 ,o-Ss: Wheat, Spring, 90: Fall,
65 to 10: Ezra white. rs TO so: Oats,
Blu, few in market. 90 TO az: Ryo. so 4
So: Corn would bring 90 cents. None
offering. Flonr, good country brand,
$3.50: Rye Flour. $500: Batter. A nice
article, 10 TO IL cts: Eggs, 8 to o cen'si
Wool, Common. 90 20 81: QrarteT
Blood Merino. 24o %: Halt Blood
Merino. 80 TO 80; ThTee-four'h BLOND
Merino. 81 to 40; Foil Blood Merinc, AZ
to 60.
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why was Buchanan Nominated.


u the Repeal OF the Missouri Com
promise, the Nebraska Bill. anc all the
resu ting consequences were good and
beneicent measures. and il Mr.. Pierce
acted consii,u aonaily and properly in
aiding the South directly nr indirsc,ly 10
establishing slavery in Kansas. why did
they not nominate one Of those gentle
men al Cincinnati. The question an
swers itself. They well knew tina, those
measures were not right. bus ocious 10
the north. and lha. the nomination Of
those concerned in them would be Ger.
tain defeat. And il follows that the nom.
~ina.ion Of Mr.. Buchanan was for me
purpose Of cheating the north again.
But the game won's work. Even if any
body wal disposed to con6ds in. Mr..
Buchanan. they arc ~precluded from DO
ing 20 by his declaration, that he
ceased TO be simply James Hhcbanan
when be became the nominee OF the Gin.
~cinnati Convention, and became Z pas.
sise instrument. 10 carry out it's pro slave
~ Platform.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

NV osAA W
appointed by the North American Con.
v~en,ion a, New York, stating that in
pursuance Of a resolution in that Con
ven,ion they had been appointed 10 con
fer with the Republican Convention on
The subject OF the nomination. with q
view TO some concerted action on the
part Of both Conventions.
Mr.. LiulejohE, Of N. Y, moved p
refer ,he communication 10 a committed
to consist III oLe from each State. Il,
said The North American Convention
should have one candidate on The iicke
dominated here.
M. G'ddings, Of Ohio. was panied &c
be compelled TO oppose The motion
Tits Convention has Invited all To cons
10 who we're opposed TO the present al,
minis.ra,i,n. IL a committee were ap
pointed he should FOR one. TO comm anlcaie
with the foreign born cltizsns.
p~RocEEDiNo TO BALLor.
JOHN q. FREMONT was noni.
mated for Presihrn, on The frs, ballot.
All The New Eogland STATES wen, bod.
lily for Fremont, excep, IL votes TO,
Mclean. New York gave 03, for Ere
mont.
THIRD DAY.
PhiIsdelphia, June 10.
Mr.. Allison presented the proceedings
Of the Pennsylvania Republican State
Convention approving the platform OF The
National Convention, raiifying the nomi-
nation o. Fremont.
The convention :hen proceeded 10 an
informal ballot which resulted as folio rvs:
Dayton 259. Lincoln ITO. Ford Z, C
NJ Clay 4. Gpdings 9, Whmot7. Kine
o, Banks 30, Sumne. 80. Collamer Is,
Johnson 2. Pennington 1, Carey 3.
Mr.. F.llnt of Mass.. with rev the
name Of Sumner. w Olson and Banks. a,
their rtques, Wilmv,'s name was then
Withdrawn. The motion was then car
ried TO proceed to u formal ballot.
Fra, Ballot, Dayton was Unanimous.
y nominated for the V,ca Presidency.
with the following exceptions New
York. Pennsvlyanla, ConnecIcut Banks
4. New York Sumner 3 Ford /. King
I. Penn.ylysnia SD |, Elder L.
Subsequently N. Y. Csnr. aud Penn.
made iheir votes unanimous for DAYTON.
David Wdmo,, from committee on res
oluuons reported ,ha! The committee had
given their full consideration 10 The com
munIca ion from the National American
Convention at New YORK. The two
committees had met, and had three con
lerences, but had come 10 no definite ac-
non They would DO all in their power
10 irea. The other Convention c~ourteously
and TO that end recommended the ap
poin,meai of q committee 70 prepare an
address calculated to secure the Co opera
ton OF sll parties IN The present moye-
ment.
Alter the nomination Of Dayton. three
hours were occupied in lis,eulng 10 va
rious speakers, including John p Hale
Of N. IL. Borchien Of Buffalo. IA
King OF N. Ky. Carpenter, IT Vermont.
Judge Test. of Ind, Judge Hanaley ard
w. Kent, OF Milne. Senator Wilson,
Russell, Nd, Judge Tyler and Com.
Biakeley. Kv., Underwood, Va, Davis,
of K. Il, Judge iloar, Bunscomb, SAM
con and Gen. pomeroy, of Kansas. A
resolution was aIop'ed for holding a
Young Meas Convention in September
al Harrisburg.
A resolution TO hold the next National
Conveation a, Gle veIsad was referred 10
,he ma iDnal copBuiee. il being urged
That in four years the spread Of Rspa5li-
canism would enable the Convention 10
60 10 Richmond Va . or Lexington Ky.
Alb p. NJ, the Convention adjourned
sire die.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

chaMall. Tbs Pittsburgh Gazette
gives ? Inst Of counties ia western Penn
sylvania which gave Pierce such heavy
majornies in 1882, az 10 throw lhe
electoral vote Of the Stale in his favor.
and positively asserts that the eoun,ies
msAt,oned wall all givs majoriiies agains.
Buchanan. The Gazette represents the
union Of the opposition as being 90 per-
feet aAd enthusiastic that Buchanan can
pot item the current. Pennsylssnia
will tell buchanan 70 stay al home 10
November.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

W. M. STONE, Esq.. Republican can
dida,e for Presidential Elec,or, aud prob
ably some other speaker. will be pres
en-, and address The people a, each OF
the above places. Republican papers
~lhroughou, the Dis.sic, are requested 10
publish the above appointments.
BY order of the Commiuee of Ar
rangements. J. b. HOWELL.
Chairman.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
ST. LOUIS MARKER.
ST. Louis. june Y

ST. Louis. june 20.
Wheai 90 10 LIS; Corn 81 Ia IS:
Oats 354 10 IS; Potatoes S3 10 30; Dry
H,des l34, Beans 2.75 bu; Dry peaches
LIS; Butter i2a; Sugar 81: C"ier
l04 10 ia: Lard 10; Bacon 81 TO 50.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

MAHAsKA CoUSrY.-The following
tickle, has been nominated by the Re-
publicans Of Mahasks:
Senator. VIM. Looghbridge; Repre-.
seniatises, DR.. Fry, Robert Wilson
Clerk. Wm. s. Edgar; Prosecuting A,
iorney. James A. Sewers. The nomi.
nations were made at a convention the
largest. MOST enthusiastic and influential
ever held in that county. The Herald
says iha, the utmost harmony snc decs
ion prevailed. and tie indications of the
judgment which would DO rendered a.
the polls were all that could DO desired
by the moss ssnguine. .Prouc Mahas.
ka" enters the list gallan, and strong.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

AoaIcuLTURAL.- We would call the
attention Of Farmers 10 the Agricultural
meeting a, Agency City. mex, Saturday.
Il is though. that holding the meetings
al different plsces will slici. more inter-
Is, in them. We hope It will.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
New York. Jana II

The compittse Of the Anti Fillmore
Convsnsion waited upon FIX Governor
Johnston, OF Pa. lass evening, !. and he
promptly nccepsed their nomination tor
the Vice Presidency,
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

ANOTHER GERMAN BoLTEn.-Boern-
siein's paper a, s, Louis. the .Anseiger
DIES Wcsttns. one Of the most influential
.nd widely circulated German Journals
IN the country. repudiases hcsh the Gin.
cinnali platform and the nominee with
scorn.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
CisscEsaEaasi stove DepGs'
Stores and '~L'iaWare,

(opposiie Dir. Woed's new 9fick Hotel
II AViNG permanently | Gated in Ottumy
IL I would respectfully ammo lnce toy; 9
tizeas OF Napello County, that | have aiars
and well se'ec,ea Stock Of Stoves, which Oh
fer al reduced pFices.
My Stock of S.oyes consists Of the folio"
ing:
rhe Comet, a double oven S.ove, Best prf
mlun, lronton Premium, Coal Jaio, kansa
paIlsr, Union Box, OHIO b X. six and sew
plate Stoves, all OF which are warranted 70 CIV
satisfacti N.
Also, Dog Irons, Duck Tea Kettles, Sag]
Kettles, Brass Kettles, Basling spoons I1
Cups for children. Fancy cake cutters, III
Pans; and a variety OF Jsppaned ware, such
Dast,ng Pans Duigiug BIKES, Bead waits1
Tea canisters elc. II
Beng a practical and experienced mechanl
in this business, | am prepared 10 DO all kp ps
Of work 10 Copper. Sheet iron, AMI Thu. -
sons wishing Stoves aud riaware, would
well 10 give me a call. ,,nu
June 16.h, '56.-no 1T.y Il
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

RE.NonlNArED.-Hon. Augusta, Hall
vas 70 nominated for Congress by tho
Democratic Convention al Ci,ariion on
the Eth inst. Hon.E Johnson. Of Lee
county. We learn. was his only compel.
iior before the convention.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26

The Government stated ,ha, ,hey have OF
fered arbitration 10 The United States, and
daily expected a reriy. Since 'ben,
however. grave events have occurred.
Walker had been recognized BY the
United States AID vessels of war sent 10
Nrcsragua and BY ~accoun, from Amer
lea there was o prospec, Of the invasloo
os the Musqui,o Territory BY Walker,
with a view To i:s a~Dnexa,ioa TO .Sicara-
qua. The House would remember Ihs'
England was pledged to Prc,ectt!,si ter
ntory from external INVASION, ami :he
grave responsibility of The Govesnmen,
IN their State affairs. He asked whe'h-
er steps had been taken 10 the interval to
press the United States Government, for
a reply.
Palmers,on professed himself unable
TO give any definite answer. lie could
only cay that the American Gosnrnmen'
had been made fully aware of The nlfes
of arbitration Of the Minister aud had net
though. il necessary 10 press for a reply
lie ,heugh, the interests Of the cnuutry
and permanent, maintenance oil anicible
relations between Great Britain and the
U States could be promossd By a con
iinuance Of he judiclous forbeasance.
The questions now pending were OF
a very grave character, ba, he sincerely
hoped not without good reason thai ;he
discussion may terminate p%eaceably.
FRANCE obstructive Limitations hlJ
occurred. Five thousand houses were
destroyed at Lyons; ore hundred and
fifty u. Angier. A, latest counts The
water were subsiding. Government gave
ten millions francs for the relief OF the
sufferers. Vine and potato crops are
threatened failures.
The Spanish frel ordered 10 Mexico
consists Of eleven chips, Two ships Of The.
line and four steamer.
lrALY.-France aud Austria hath sen,
urgen. NOES TO she Neapoiitan Govern.
meat France Inns q. intervention.
should outbreaks oecar a! Naples or
Sicily.
MaZz,ni. announces hIs intention Of
Withdrawing from p ,liacs. a1d emigrat-
log 10 ,he United o,a,es.
LATEST BY ~rELEsRAPH rRoM LONDON
TURIS. Friday..-C ant Cavonr ma1es
another journey To Paris. fhe situation
of Italy Is considered c%rrirsl.
Coos,an,ioople. Mas l3th.-Russia
protests agaisss missioa of Shousza ard
% commission for ruciifying Bessarabian
fron,ies.
Times city article sag ihs, Lord Talm
ers,on stated lac, evening that he had re-
ceived Information that Champion had
been ordered 10 leave Washington
Times has a lsndilg article condemufrp
politicians in The United STATES. who.
though cnndemnins the policy Of Pisrces
cabirei do not onpoee with sufficient
energy.
The Daily News says there is univer-
sal dislike 10 the idea Of a war with a.
merica.
New ORLEANS. June II.
We have received Mexican dates 20
the Sh inst.
the appearance Of Spanish Flee, be-
fore Vera Cfuz had occasi.ned grea, OK.
ci;emen, The Spanish Minister, IN re-
p'y 10 q demand for a Withdrawal Of the
feet. decla cd that he came as a dipIom
atist with specific views. So long as his
propositions were accepted, he had moth.
ing TO do with The squadron. The coun,
try was otherwise quiet.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
A POLITICAL

IL is unnecessary, perhaps, 10 repeat
wha, everybody knows. iha. there is
more ex,i,emen, and a deeper feeling a,
This time, than has ever before existed
ID the country since The Revelation. -
No r~easonable man can deny il. A feel.
ing pervade. the mass CT the people thai
grea, wrongs have been committed, and
that promp, anc adequate remedies are
demanded and muel be furnish, d. The
people Of The north know that this IL so.
They know that the north has been out
rageously insuItee; that then citizens
have been murdered in cold blood; that
the balio, box has been destroyed; tina,
the lips Of free born men have beer lock.
ed up; tina, presses have been deH.elish.
e6; tina; properly has been spoiled by
The hand of violence, and a ruthless blow
struck a: the sovereignty OF the States 10
the Senate Of the the people.
we say, know these things They know
by a Thousand sources OF intelligence,
the press, letters of friends who ac:sd 10
The scenes, and from The nature and nec-
essay relations Of ,hings; all those a.
gencies which are peculiarly ac,i,e
prompt and faithful in this age and
country Of ours. Yes, the people know
hem in many ways, and knowing them
they are begining toiook with suspicion
AID con,empt upon the concerted egori.
OF a peu'ioued press and a corrupt al.
minis,ration TO deny. qualify. ridicule
and evade them. and they will no. much
longer tolerate. it,. A political tornado is
upon US. the force and violence of which
is hot perhaps universally appreciated;
but il will come nevertheless, end then
let lalsifers Of the truth of. history, and
tamperers with the rights Of the north
look out. A political struggle such as has
not been known since the revolution is
passing over the land. The mutieriags
of the storm may now be heard in the
political sky, by all who will listen. and
heed il. II is ipevi,able, and musi be
met, bravely, bul we trust hopefully. -
II should not be feared. A political rev
olu,ion is as necessary at ,imes, as il is
inevitable. i, 10 by ouch means that the
political atmosphere is purified. and cor
rupt parties with their chronic selfish
ness, their in,material, false and decept
i've iseues and their double dealing, clap
trap, and gum game ism. swept away.
VU N " Vyync uxnIn>~n Nr~~--
Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
Republican Mass Meetings

2 Will be held in the several ~counlics OF
the first Congress onal District. a, the
following times and places, q, / o'clock
p. M: Is