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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-01

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~ Ills, Linseed, Lard and Tanners' Oil. oakum
~ Pitch, Plaster Paris, Cement, Hair, Glass and
Salls NJ. pALZKLL d Co.
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"Hurrah tor Fremon.!" said an old faAh-
ioned Wing. "Hurrah for the Devil" said
the sour Office holder TO whom the sxclams-
ton was addressed. "very good" rseovt-
ed the Wing. "you hurrah for your canai-
date, and I'll hurrah for mine, ,"-Sslsm g.
sssts. aa
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes


Tet+ dAv-iy,
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Gents' Caters! Boys Caters! Y0uths' Gaiters
gINHE largest and best stock have ever offered
i Fine Cali, sewed and pegaed, double and single
sole. Black and Drab Cloth Gaiters Patent Leather
and Buck skin Caters, ior sale very cheap by
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGS d co.
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Home Made Boots and shoes

Boys Youths and Infants Boots
A LARGE lot Of the above, Calf, Kip ard Cow
Dec DAWSON, GRIGGs * co.
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Stopfs.
STOVES AT WOLESALE
The Largest Stove Store

SyTE shall s,eeFe ON the opening Of navigation Ii,
w lnrges, stock of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 20 the State Of Iowa. Among
The numerous articles which shall keep constant
ly hand for timers Tin Plate, sheet IroR
Boiler from No. IL to 2S, Charcoal d., Rassfa d..
Imitation Russia do. Htre, tiHned C0ppe,'s, Bra
iers d0., Block tin iead, Copper Bottoms, Hsttai
do. Iron Ripets all sizes, timed do. al kinds Of
pressed rare, JapaHHed DO, Tuners Tools ;aBd We
assure all persons lavorng with order, tina:
will sell them goods IN our line as low they
bought In Chicago OF ST. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, and on terms TO suit.
Please give call and learn our prices, an
then think you will spend neith er time m
sy hereafter in buying at the two places above
named. 1aE -sl
N. b. In few aays we shall receive an assort-
mentof the above named goods by railroad, sufl
Client TO supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at all times with Tinwars and on favor terms st
Whoiesaie prices.
Old Rags, Copper, DC, &C., &C., taken in ex-
change for goods.
No, Burrows Block. Front Street
MchI2-dEwI WIGkERsHAM & HICKS.
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B. F. SHOUP & CO.,
fIAte firm of Renwick & Son,)
FORWARDING& COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
sazar buildings, East cor Front and Grady.
Davenport, Iowa.
Agents all the principal Steamboats, In the upper
Mssisalpp trade, and connecting with lower Mssis-
.inni boats We also have the Agency for the sale of
SaIt. and keep constantly on hand, fresh and pure
Cement. fire brick, sc.
Liberals adyancements made upon all lleonsignments.
| o IsS2-AAWtf "
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
SALT m MINNESOTA

The salt region between the Sbey-
enne and the Red River OF the North,
which has furnished the Red river set
tlement and the Hudson Bay Territory
with that Indispensable article, for 5
series Of years, has been long known
to our citizens, and has excited much
interest the last year or two, but the
existence OF extensive salt beds much
nearer our valley is not yet generally
known.
1t has been our privilege to see. the
past Spring, a specimen Of rock salt,
taken from the bed of a lake, equal to
any article ofthe kind we ever beheld.
The bottom of the lake in question
is one solid mass of rock salt, from
which pieces may be broken, but not
without difficulty. The Indians use
rat spears or other iron that will an
swer as wedge, and force off pieces,
III some instances large and heavy
With proper tools, it could, we think,
be easily obtained and in any quantity.
The lake in question is not more
than five or sixmiles from a navigable
stream, and in the vicinity of timber.
AS we propose visiting the deposit
again this fall, however, we will re-
tiain from describing its location more
closely at this time.
The salt when taken from the lake,
crushes without much difficulty, and
retains the appearance of the best
rock salt, and we believe the supply il
almost inexhaustible. ~
We believe this deposit is destined
to prove highly beneficial to the pros-
perity of Minnesota, and that its influ.
ence will be more or less felt through
out the West.-Henaerson DemocTat.
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1t is curious coincidence, that the
Regent Morton, who first introduced
the "Maiden," an instrument of de-
capitation, into Scotland, that N.
Guillotine, improved and caused it to
beused in France under his own name;
and that Brodie who induced the
magistrates of Edinburgh to adopt .
new drop" the same that is now
generally used for the execution Of
crimnals-perished by the instruments
of death which they had themselves
invented. Phalaris, the contriver Of
the "Brazen Bull" was also destroyed
by his own handiwork; and the in
ventor of gunpowder perished in his
attempt to realize means for the de,
sruetion of his fellow creatures.
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pHIs is 10 certify that the heretofore
L existing between the undersigned under the
name and style Of Shonp & Sarkalow 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Ali the demands outstanding in favor Of saia hrm
A' B. F, sHoUP.
A,V. BARKALoW.
TIP Tho Forwarding and Commission business
viii hereafter be continued by b. shoup& Co,
AT The same stand,
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
AND
M "a G IN i n O SIa O ID :.

M DoNAHUE, successor 10 Messrs. lie ClaIre6
lNls Davenport; having purchased the above prem
ises is now prepared to Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
ohs various kinds suita 10 the wants OF the co
tTy. Also, CASTINGS, for all ofths different varie
lies pr MillGe trings and Shangs Of all decrpt ions
House Work of the Latest styles,
Caps, sills, Brackets, Columns, etc.. etc. always
e Ea.. hand, and make 10 order.
Connected with the above is Forging Shop, un.
derthe direction OF men of superior skill.
Hrsss and Composition Of Castings made 10 order,
Eabbit Metal always on hand.
Ny stock of Patterns fer Machinery, Building and
purposes, is unsurpassed by any simi
Establishment in the West.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. Cash at all times paid for Old Iron and
Cope
dofher OF From, and Scott sis., Davenport Iowa.
Mch2i d-wtf NJ. DOyAHUG.
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T'I. 0I1 Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

j uC VlU lVuCOA N0AOAy go.
.,r,HE subscriber has recently made sxtsnsve prep
arations for the manufastnre Of BastsI, sugar,
Boston Soda, Pic Nc, ws!sr and oys'sr CssSxs,
Pilot Bread, SC, &C., togetnear on.n. snn soo1
have also purchased the Patent Right ior SEQ"
county, for the manufacture Of Crcm PsaiS
PATENT LOAF BREAD, g. -
uads nv Mschinery. Tho advantages claimed Tor
This process Of making Bread these, ne Bread Is
more uniform In quality, and handsome IN apPealr
apcs IL 10 much whittier and more eysn, tkseps ~ ven
longer without becoioing stse and 70 many petsens
10 NOT objec uonsbls VIXEN . week old, Sa. suS -
and h readily into families who have new
or used Bakers Bread before. shsll continue 70
run q Bread wagonss heretofore. In 0nsrtag sne
above articles on terms hch cannot al 70 g,ye On.
lire satisfsction, hope 70 be able 70 supply ~
may kvsr mo with their patronage Inankiut ~ ~.
past fsyors, hope 70 merit connnuSnio' .esn%. ~.
cd to. s,.Eu DANtbL lOSSs
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square aeoVs
Burrows Il Prettymant steam Ailn' HE"
Dayenpo RI, MAY ~, le56-du 1E.
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81 claire House
pgNIsON 4 WIRTH, Propristors,

DENISOE 4 WIRTH, Proprtstors,
nR the above estA blishmsht Will respscuahy In.
~ form tns public that tho house having oeen new
ly a,tod % and sepisnshed 10 nov In readiness for
the aaco N OF tns pubic, and tney viii spare
no aaort, 20 give 10 those stoppiEG with
them. The above House Is located on West MAIN
| street, between second and Third SIS. i'H1- ts-
Davenport 1, May l, SO, dwu -.fH 3 .-. H.s
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PRNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
1

L. a.. =
The great ceptr.i RoatS, connecting the Atlantic
cities With the Western, Northwestern, ans sentn-
vcs,ern States by q continuous Railway direct This
.osd aiso connccts at Pittsburgh With dsily line Of
70 .ll psrts the North western Lakes ma
King The most direct eA.epsst SO .sa.sH ,s.ss Sy
which Freight can be fofwsrded 70 saa Hsm 'hs
Ratss bstvesn Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
Eir.t C,.ss ,saSSs:, prs 100
ssse%a S.S sosa: q. csiss, Drug. and
Medicines. Hardware, Ls'Asr' Wool
!n !, SsiSi s5;s!5 C;:: s:s,s '''s
Rourth Glass ..-Coaee, Fish ,ba)
con & PORK ipseEsdl Lard4 Lard 3n, soc vioo.I.
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda asn, es.1 f 90
FLoUR-4l per barrel until further notice.
GRAiN-sO cts. per 100 b until further notice.
COITON-sa per bale, NOT exceeding SO lbs,
Fin shipping Goods from any point east Of Phil.
sdephia, be 20 naxk packages esis fSss1
ssls..is R.I,.:s" al sHSds :sssEess . ,As ;s 4;
es forwarded withoutdstsnten. ~
FssisHr Asssrs.-Harrs. Wormiy Co., Asms
st:. g.? s ssi ssa sar.
dock, and Carter 8 !sxett, Louisville Nell
drum, M.d.n, Ind; sgrSnsn sIS.n snd irM,I
O.. Lsech 4 Co., 81 kney =. Boston; Leeeh 4 Co.
, As,or House, N. York; William 81 apd Batter :
Place, New York; Z: snesder, Philadeiphia; Ma
burg. -,
II. j. J.LOMRAERT, Sxyh. Altoona, Pa.
p.un,vlrania nAiIroaA.
Daily Ton sfsEs':
leaves @ Fhisdslphia icr Pi,i.bay. :. y A. r.. and
Psbu rxh fer Philadelphia AT A. -. The fast lins
y ~ snd e. Phil
isayss Philsdephia for Pittsburgh at II Pm. and
Pit.sburgh for phil.dsiphis :. y s,:h. Z: =; -.
Ra,iroads 70 andfrom ST. Louis, No., Alton, 0alsna
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexisgton snd Louis
fontine, Ssndasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbia,
Zansevile, Masslon and Wooster, ohio; also, with
the sssam packet bosts from and 20. New Orleans,
81. Louis, touisville and Cincinnsu. 5.Frs...
Through tickets ss hsdto 81 ffem either Of the
For arthsr particulars see handbills at the dieI;
snt starting points. Passengers from the West WIN
and this he shortest and most expsdlious route 70
phIlsdelphia, Baitlmofe. New York or Boston.
]. j.HssKiNRN, AGENT Pas ssnscr Lines, Pits.
Phila. Nov Cd IS dly n y gs7It"t 1ty4
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There was a chivalry once which
protected the weak, defended women,
and respected honor; which sought
fair field, and scorned to attack the
defenceless. There is a ''chivalry"
now, which assails the unarrned and
unwary; which, when emboldened by
numbers, sets fire to peaceful dwell
lings, and drives helpless women and
children into the wilderness; which,
under the assumed guise of law, com
mits crime, robbery and violence--and
then stalks abroad in the plumes Of .
borrowed name. as if it had done
something noble and boast-worthy.-
This is the base chivalry, the counter
felt chivalry, the chiualry Of South
Carolindi-Rost0n Atlds.
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NOVEL THEoRY.-The late fearful
inundations in France have set the
philosophers and savans of Paris to
Specializing upon the probable causes
OF calamity which, with more or
less violence, affiIcts the country Pc
riodically. At late sitting of the
Academy of Sciences, a curious essay
was read on the subject. in which the
idea was advanced that the overfiows
OF rivers are chiefly occasioned4 by the
sirocco from Africa. 1t isconjectured
that the hot blast in its course yerths
sea causes a rapid and copions evaRs
oration, and that the vapors are car.
ried by it and finally condensed amid
the cold atmosphere of the mountains
in the centre, east and south Of France,
where they descend and flow into the
plains and valleys in fierce torrents,
whose volume is swollen by the waters
ofthe melting SHOWS.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

rlNHEsuoscribers are constantly making u variety o.
L Printing and Wrapping Papersat their Milln Mo-
Ine and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity
good clean cotton line rags ourtrayellingascut
A. o. Churchill will call on the Merchants through
centalIowa and pay ythem in cash paper for their
rags. A-. s. w. "HEELOCh.
Nnl,na Juua 2Oth 1874
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!

1AAAUTA bIVCA VI
NEW GOODS!
At the Great Western Clothing Store
Il. ho~on0to1n
No. 9, LIZ CLAIRE ROW,
rs in receipt Of the largest and most complete stock
i Of
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever brought this market, which has been
in the Kastern markets greatly reduced prices and
which he will sell
'o.a Toenty- Fipe per Cent. Cheaper
than any other establishment in this section of
try He 10 aiso in addition 70 his stock Of Clothing,
receiving an extensive and well selected stock of
0sntlemen's Furnishing Goods
Of all styles and varieties TO which he invites atten-
ton. His stock has been selected with great
pressly for this marke and atthe very lowest prices
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock be equallsd in this region, and
- RRRSH FROM TIKI MASUPACTORY.
All he asks Ia thstth public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling sats
aed that those who csnnotbs suited in quantity, qua
lity and price At the
Great Western Clothing House.
cannot be suited al any other establishment west of
Chicago. .
Aug. 81. d IT, l.. LoWESsTEiN'
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

/ III II y ii " II i n n " H' 2
HAVING Increased our faeilitlcs fer nanafactsr :
Ing and dealing In Roots, Shoes and Leatner- N
undersigned, successors 10 s. q Dawson dz Co., onc
10 the citizens ofDavenpoft and slcDtys greatef ~
ssm Our .hss re viii AWAY
tain every description OF goods wanted by tne peoll
We also are making extensive preparations iof
Wholesalelng Boots and Shoes and we invite coun-
try dealers 70 call and examine stock and prices
asit is determination to sell good tcrns a.
they can be epurchasedin s. Lenis Or Chlcago
DAWSON, GkIGGS d co.
oet25 Brady ST., door frOm I'd.
Boys Youths and Infants' Boots
A LARGE lot OF the above, Calf, Kip ard Cow
Dec DAWSON, GRIGGs q co.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
WE make every style and qualify of Boots, Gal
w ters, oxford Ties and fine Calf Shoes for gent
on shortnotice, ofprme stock.
Those who want 20 Home Made" work will pleas
Decs DAWSON, GRIGGs co.
Gents Caters! Boys Caters! Youths Caters
gINHE largest and best stock We have ever offered
i Fine Calf, sewed and pegead, double and single
sole. Black and Drab Cloth Caters; Patent Leather
and Buck skin Caters, Tor sale very cheap BY
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGs d co.
Meus Long Rubber Boots
A LSo Rubber Sandals, Caters and slippers for La
"a dies and Gents, Misses aud ehildren,by
Dec DAWSON, GRIGGs CO.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet,
nAwSON, GRfGGS g. co. have complete as
u sortment of Fur-lined, Cloth and Bufslo ever
shoes, for sale cheap. Es dec >.
THE SHOE TRADE sa
COUNTRY Merchants are invited 10 call and sx
~ anime our assortment, which is justs suited 10 lh'
Market. Our prices will az all times be as low ai
Dec > DAWSON, GRIGGs & co.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
I AIDES Calf, Kip, Goat and Kid Boots;
IL 80 G Misses Kid, Morocco, En- Boots d SDppGs =
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FRESH ME rs.

TINE subscriber has taken stall in the upper end
/ of the Lever Market, where he assures the pub
c he is prepared at all times TO them with
good meats as the country Affords and al as low
price as they be obtained in the city He asks
| share OF public patronage. Meat delivered at the
l reside aces of customers. w. ID. MOORE.
| Nav 7th. 1856. diff
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FRANCIS JACOBY, JRs.,
NEW DRUG AND pRE0CRIpTION STORE

TNHR srrespectfuliyinvitesthe attention OF
i thseitixens Of Davenportand hiding country
10 1isDrug and Acknowledgement on Bradybstwesn Sec.
ond nd Third sts.
Prom his knowledge and sxperience inthe business,
he can those who may favor him, that they will
befurnshed with Medicines ofths best quality,
pared with the strictest and st moderate prcs
Personal attention will be gtvsu 20 the compound
ing of all Prescriptions.
lsokeepsa goodassortms o q tof German French, ,
Englsh and American PerfumsTy, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs ,and General asso ortmcnt o Fancy
Articles. tsAsS-s..e4 ~s--rs+s-e 81
Davenport Dot 18th, l8S4-d-tf
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An Irishman's idea of America is
contained in the following extract
from "The Fairy Circle" a tale OF
John Brougham's Irish Echoes:
Where did 'baccy come from,
Corneys" inquired Mary. e eers
"Why. from 'Meriky, where elsei"
he replied, ''that sent US the first
pitaty. Long life to it, for both, say
What sort of a place is that, !
wonderf' 10 ssag:l1
"'Meriky, is it!" They tell me it's
mighty stable, Moll, darlin. I'm
towld that You might rowl England
through it, an it would hardly make
dint in the ground; there's fresh wa
ter oceans inside of it that you might
dround Ireland in, and save Father
Matthew a wonderful sight Of trouble;
an as for Scotchland, you might stick
it in corner o one o their forestsan,
you'd never be able to find it ont, ex-
cept, it might be by the smell of whis-
XIV. If | haG only thrihe Of money,
I'd 90 an seek my tortin there"
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,I'HR subscriber, Agent for the Patentee of Nor
i cross Patent Planning Machine, will sell rights 70
Counties or smaller districts in the State of Iowa
and will furnish Machines manafaetured ey The pat
entse H. Y. SLiYMAKER,
III Nickolls Real Estate Once, Corner of Second
Jaco1 and Main Streets, Davenport
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EEEI Cg

KEEP COOL.
TINE Davenport Ice Co., are now prepared tode.
/ liver Ice daily in large or small quantities. or
dce q 10 Front ST., opposite Burrows Mill.
NAV IA dam PECK IL MITCHELL.
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3O.VOW ALvORD & VAN PATfEN,
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LIE SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant Taller,
TYAS on hand new and full assortnen MT of French
III and English Clothes, Cassimeres and Vestings
suitable for the season, which he will make up 10
MEASURE On short notice aud reasonable terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
or all kinds for Spring aud Summer wear, which
will be sold xsc heap astho cheapest. 'i'a.
lpa FURNISHING GOODS. ..1.
z. .Ld supply ofsvsryt thing necessary tor sentle-
msnts wardrobe. spring style of Hats,
Cans, Irunks, Valices, &cs
P.B. Wouij invite thosesboutto purchase goods
nthS Sabevsiine 10 give call before Purchssins
els vhers.I One price only. No trouble TO show
good. IhankfulfeFpsstfavorsh ors hopesa continuance
0fshSsams. SAMUEL PERRY.
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tQlarls.
J. w. STEW ART,

ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELLOR AT LAW,
oncs over Astons Store, Brady bet. Font and 90 ~
June 10 dtI DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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IN lot Of ---.
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING,
ready ma de and TO be made 10 order. fine lot OF
SUMNER HATS AID CAPS,
Also ssv aud choice lot Of
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Just received. The anest lot Of Linen Drill and
Marseiies to be found in the City. Garments made
ut short notice kDWARD ALDEN.
Ny SOdu Second 81 opposite LIE Claire Row.
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RONNETS,

Dried Apples.
JOUby IMay % ddw1 B., & d.
onA KEGS ASSORTED NAILS for sale BY
wv feai ALvORD VAN PATTEN.
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yv,HR uudersixned would respectfully inform their
i frends and the puDlic, that they have this day
opsned the Ctry AorRL, fos tho reception Of sran
ssrs and travellers. II has been entirely Temodsled
ana vly rushed The location IL central and con-
yenIsnt and no effort the part Of the fropfetoIs
shall be- wanting to contribute 10 the confen oins'r
Krteunye Sra sLSs with csrefaian atientivehos-
tlsrs always In attendance Also large ysrd con-
nected for the accommodation Of Farmers, 90.
Ashars sf pu patronage 10 respectfully socited
r ACkLEY Il OLMSTEAU.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01

=,
bltHANAN "N ,LANLEi--A hf'oRp WITH
ouI BLrursu The above expressive headinr
: ,I,,odt,..,ro P;..l,,,.,d ~, r.-...--
j. Il'Htu hf 'AS hlClA'hl 'NA.) inquirer
over iourcolumn article, written to prove
Mr. Ruchanan'a c,mnIate s,hsor,isro,, =,
''' 0'ii l'''0 'uO''i flenuy u
the slave power Ii closes with the following
summary of his CONGRESSIONAL and oficial
r.,.,, NJ n.., ., ,.,,
prohibit the circulation Of abolition papers through
the mail
the admission Of Arkansas.
s. In lo5o-' Z, he denounced, and voted 10 reject
petitions for the abolition Of slavery in the District
oi Ooiumola.
L. In 1881, he voted Tor Mr.. Calhoun's famous
resolutions dehning tAe rights oi the states and the
limits OF federal authority, and Affirming it 10 be
the duty OF the government to protect and uphold
the institutions of the south.