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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

UpY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER issued
y . out ot the District Court. Ninth Judicial DIs-
tct in and for the county Of Butte. and State OF Cal
irurnia 10 me directed ana delivered, command Dg
me 10 make the sum six hundred and two thirty one
Que htin.irelh collars. tS6u2, 80 together Nq interest
thereon ut the raie of two per ceIt per month, rom
the llth day of Dec embrr, A. D. le55. until paid. 1t
being an amount due on II certain mortgage. given
to n Smith together with Ihe costs accrtiing on sud
order, wheeein II Sheppard is PalnIilf. aud " H.
liam Marquis and T. B. Ford are the dcirndenls,
will sell al public sale to The highest bidder for cash,
on the fourth day of November, A. d. 1886, between
he hours preecrib, by law, the following described
mortgngcd properly, to Wit lying and being IN the
county of Butte and state Of California. all that Ger
tain piece or parcel of land situated nj Cenrcvle ON
Dr> Creek between the towns of OroNiIle aud Lynch
hurgh on the opposite side o the road from Central
Bar. and The lot next adjoining, toward Orovllle-
said lot being sixty feet front by one hundred and
thirlv in depth together with the hereditmehts and
nppertlnnnces ihereunto belonging, or IN any wise
anprrtainng, Sale to take place al the Court House
door in Orove, county and state aforesaid
r. FREER,
Sheriff Of Butte county.
A 1SS6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALltoRNIA,
County of Butte. Court OF Sessions.
NTOW tins day il appearing to my sali'iactioh ms
~ pr-siding Judge nf the court ot Sessions. in amt
for Butte Coun that the Board "f supervisors ~.
and for said County. did oH the twenty fourth day OF
September. A y one Thousand eight hundred and fifty
six declare, Oroville to be the Coun'y seat OF Bnlie
Comfy from and after the SAID twenty fourth day ct
September. 4 1856 in pursunnce ofan Act entitled
An Act To change and fix the County seat OF Rutie
County, approved March 10Th, lcjd, and it further
nppearna Ia nv satisfaction that the present build
inCs in which the said Court has been heidi and IN
which the Records have he'n kept IN the town ot
Pidwrll are unsafe rs place Of depository Tor sid
Records and thai the same l. liable 10 destruction by
fire. by reason al their being CONSTRUCTED entIrtI o
wood. And it further appearing. tlrt ther" l. II"
huildinQ in ih,, town of idw w. suitable ter holding
The terms nf this Court and 10 safely keep its Rec
urIs from fire other calamy. anu II Appearing maj
the town of OroVlr il NJ place to hold The terms
.f This Court and that c"nm'di"ns ana safe hrick
huihii9g in said town has been rendered Tie county
county Ouil!iuEs.
II is therefore. ordered, adudged and decreed thh
the clerk uf the Court Of Sessions in aud for butte
COUNTY Gnriwith remove his U!lce aud the Records
thereof I" Nrovillr. in III building selected 10y 'h'
.oi, BOARD of Supervisors MS Count t,uilng-, md
that h. "a nud the hnsne~s of his SAID otce
ni thc town oi Oruvile aS the County Seat OF Bul'e
Coun'y.
And il is further ordered, that The terms Of SAID
Cnur from ard after the slid twrniN-tourih day o
~cp,e,nh-r, II lsl6 be held at the said town Z"
Ornyii!e until otherwise ordered.
And il j. further tered thrt the Clerk Of The shld
Cturt ,f Ses.ins. IN and lar Butie County. tsue nh
order under the seal of SAID Court in conformity
With this ord r.
And Ina, The sama be published in ih- Daily nnit'
Rerurd "A nufcr published IN the Town ~ broviIle.
tor The sp CO. oi riy days from the date hereof
n, ord T of ouri.
Attest th,. for,goin" true copy II the Original or
der now nn flt. IN said court
VIM, my hsni az the sr;u "f said Corr
r. 81 of Se,>iuti> ffxrd, this the twenty i"ur v
dnv ~ September a u Sah. nt liid~ei
NILES tIIAPlS.
Clerk ,,l { onri Of Sessions
PyNH Nc go n"P1iy "'W
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GINtN Ia AL whom 1t may concern
that The undersigned will make application 10 the
r,ard of suprr,isor- uf The county Ot Bute. al ne
regular mceirg or said Toard Ia be held at br"viile
IN said county of rutie he first Monday ia Novtm-
h.r neAi for "A license 20 e.I sh and keep very
,rross I on her ver at n point known rs " Lolopi
Ranrhern" son rihiug over one mile above Mc'
Councils Ferry IN sad county Of Butte. -
rrn,ue sent Yi. ltaG =. Y. HALE.
II.ppIS 4 irET Auy's CNr Applicant. s26-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
BLrsHEp DAILY (sUNDays ExcEPrEp)
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation in the mining and agricultural dis.
ircts of the county, will contain the locai and general
news of the W. elk. acrsperscd with ininrrstng mis-
celIaneous reading matter. II will contain twenty
Eight columns of reading matter, and will he one af
the lnrgesl aud cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
STATE. Puhl,.hcd every Saturday. T,rms-S3 per
Annun: six months, 81; three months. 81.
Advertisements. per square ot ten lines or less.
hrst insertion $500
Each subsequent insertion. 80
80 \ liberal deduction will he made In favor Of
those who advertise by the year
Be business cards in-erled on reasonableterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
COUNTY rktAsirREg's nFrIcE.

COUNTY rktAsi'REH'S OFFICE.
!;iDws l. Jniy Is h. is5d.
~-orIcR / heyeb, s;,ua. that all persons hold 81
Ru,te Count, Warrants "ayao'' if9m ne gen
-, f,nd Registered b.rwpen ehrnsrY ltth. trao- a.
Mry 7th 1886, that n" same WI oe re1.rn
ON .,....r,atiop nt nv ufic-. And notice i- f'rlh
..',, ,h,, s,,fi and aftar This dale rad warran
viii erase to bear iuieresi r-n,opv
Treasurer ~ Butte CoaDiy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
rA..,,t,, .,t I.,ttn
County Court.

County of Butte. county court
MvOW this day it appearing To my satisfaction as
~ Judge Of the Comfy Court. in and for Butte
County. that the Board Jf Supervisors IN aad Tor san
County. did on the 2Ith day OF September. A. d. one
thousand eight hundred and fiitysiX deoTare "r"V"e
to be the Count, seat nf Butte County from ana amer
the said twenty. .foarth day Of september r. ~ lS9h.
in pursuance OF act entitled An Act To change ana
tx the County Seat of Butte County, approved Nhrch
10th 1855: aud il further appearing To my satisfaction
that the present buildings il whioh the sad C"url mas
been held. and in which The Records have h"eh kept
in the town of Bdwel are unsafe as Il place OF de-
pository for said Records aud that The same rs ihpe
to de trctinn by fire. by reason Of thclr peihg con
strIcted entire Of wood Aud it furth"r appearing
that there il building in the town oi BidweiI slt
able for holding the terms of This Court and To sat y
keen its Records from fire other caamii y ana II
appcaring that The town Of Oro"ile " nj piWe II"
hold the OF u j. Court. and that sale ana com
mGdious brick building in said Town has been ten
dered the county ~ county buildings.
II II therefore ordered nd judged AMI decreed. that
the Clerk ei the Con Mt Court in and for Butte
County, forthwith remove his Office and the Records
thereof. to Oroviile. in The building selected hy the
said Board of Supervisors ne County BuidIhgs' ana
that he do and ansact the business o ms sad oltc"
NJ the town Of OrOvile as the County seat oi Hnltr
County. And it is further ordered. th" the terms of
said ouri from and after the said twenty fourth day
of September. ID 1856. be held at the said town oi
Or"vilc unlil otherwise ordered
Ana il Is further ordered. that the Clerk of the
County Court in ard for Butte County. issue nm order
und the seal OF said Court, in conformity with ths
order.
And that the same be published in the Daily Butte
Record paper published in the town a. orovle,
for the space of fort, day. from The date hereof
by order o' the Court.
Attest the foregoing true copy oi the Original or
Wnness my hand and the seal OF said Court
r.. $ affixed This the oath day OF september A. d.
1855, at Bidwe
Clerk of County Court.
r, NJ II. DARRAcu, Deputy.
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SHERIFF SALE

EpY virtue Of an execution issued out OF me District
- Court. Ninth judicial District IN ana Tor hulte
county dated the 18th day Of Angus, A. ID. iejb to
me directed and delivered. commanding me 10 make
the sum Of five hundred and forty three hiiy three
one hundredths (sil3i3) dollars dcht, and The sum
of twenty nine sixty five hundredths tS29 b') do"
lars costs of suit and accruing costs of sad writ
wherein W. H. FINLEY and i. 7. Mnze. are plaintiffs
and stephen Mead and VIM A. lIildrelh defendants
ther, fore in pursuance of said writ have selz ana
levied upon all of the right. title and int rest OF said
defendants in and to all that certain piece or parcel
of land and nppuricnances thcreunto belonging or IN
an,wlse apperlnung. situnled and described as lo-
lows to viii all that certain piece or parcel oi lahd
situated in INnchburgh. ophlr township. bu'le
County and state ot California. located on me west
,d, al IN. Plaza, in TIE said town of Iynchhurg.
containing - feet front and running east IA
feel more or less together with the building ana APP
nurtrponcc. thereto brlongng. or in anywise apPtr>
aiming which will expose for sale ai the above de-
scribpd rrenises @ the highest bdd,r for cash on
Friiyv the Gath day OF October, A. ID le5b, at 5
o'clock L. NJ. of said day -
7. P.FREER.
o3f Shef.H butW ouh3'
Dated this 3rd day Of October, A. d 1856.
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DISSOLUTION

~ HI 90 PAEiNhH ~ oTetofore exIsti be-
tween lickt, & t'U, nHl, known ~ &" ,.
IicLty 4 CO." IT, ,tt - Ola Spl'"n. Is this dhy
dl,s,,l,.d " u uiuai t,r>tit j. :. Dtkey assumes
4 hi.ii ilits. ind III Itisrie Indebted VIII lease
make muicuialr pAre 80 bir'.
,igued T. s. nICEEY.
3 N.GOOD-NtN.
r,il-. Cctolcr 1t SO. ocl
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rIEiY T CTIC e

u tt, t. j. her u' ne nnd"rs 90
"a Mn applN "0' '""rv'~ors "a
ur suite CeuhiA.u o ~ nict 'ht
ic, ne tn TtIu n t'J.' g.. t' "frnSs iht W
ur, at realhrr l,N '"v" the lhi "a
tin North fork
Is p. SAW :.
.'weiI, Aug. &. tuI
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P..C.

tt4'E h i'it ttiI We ubes's"
MI o. II. trlI, So, - stI'TNiscTs. ID ona
.on u,r,,t.. 3, tIl.n3itp Ctp be b. ard,
U,,,a. md r,u, c,t,t across Soulh f'Dhes
trr >, q, ueur r. it, ricf iff ~ SeFtn fois~
,aItrr River 10 Fidw. II township in said ceuhy
RCHEPTTvAN NoRpEE,
o25w JOSEf u 4 S.Ah"o~V%
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25
~ explOrlDa gEpedItlon.

\ On Saturday morning last we left our
beautiful little city. at the hour of AZ by
the town clock, to traverse the hitherto
unexplored regions Of Hancock county.
! Our object was to ascertain the truth Of
an old tradition that a town exists therein
on great river. called 'Blanchard's clas-
sic stream. This town Il it said derives
its name Finnlay from the fact that their
an.iquated philosopher BRowN is Tor
ought to be the author of the Finnish
lay from which Longfellow copied his
Hiawatha. We found a beautiful country,
well improved, aud were especially de-
lighted with the evident prosperity Of the
Tunkers who have a settlement some 2
miles from Fifin, containing splendid
farms, improved with 6ne houses and
bans, and under high state Of liberal
cultivation s. ya
We soon ascertained the truth Of the
tradition aforesaid. and Oh driving over
the placid waters Of Blanchard, found the
city swarmiug from end to end with
thousands Of people. Shortly a large
procession appeared, with slreamers and
banners floating over them. Ina large
Wagon a beautiful young lady dressed in
pure white held an emblem Of white on
which was inscribed NEBRASKA" By
her side stood another. dressed in deep
est mourning, holdisg aloft dark banner
shrowded ip Grape, and inscribed kan
sas," AS these passed, visible solem-
nifty Pervadod the mullitudes - and
thoughts were sarned 20 that beautiful
territory, short year ago the pare bride
ofFreedom, now conquered and ravlshed
by the bloody and black demon Of slavery
Following these came various emblsms,
baapers and stFeamers. yAriously motto
cd. One was Fremont, surveying the
Union = another "Fremont and AIalri-
mony,' Others "Fresdom for Kaasas-
The UniOn shall be preserved. /" etc, etc.
AZ one o'clock, the large procession
moysd toward ths grove. andlistened 70
the eloquent addresses from s. N. wooD,
GooDh, Of KentOp. and JoHH c LRE. Of
Timn,
ItWas admitted by all that shers had
never been domonstration that could
q al compare with il before in Hancock
county. -Four .hopsand psrsops We re +.
gard asa low estimate of the crowd.
n the evening. Mr, I,es addressed 4
large crowd in che coar. house. and at
"a o'clock. being beautifully supplied
Nth uObss sad sooals. ve Neaded oar way
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A Coon PRAcuoAL JoER -Ap ex.
change teiia q ssoFy ofa soionti6o leotu.
ror. whose popuhr discooret on med
cine and th5 various scioacei thetewith
connected, had ven offence 10 The mora
''orihodox ms dberso The pfofession -
A couplo Of auiblyo NJ D's resolted on
testing his MEDICAL skill. a. -
They accordingly called upon him, and
one " lhom, b one k8sllly young man.
with a roguish ego, complained Of. cer'
tain pains IN the chest, a cough. night
swoats, &c. The doctor heard his tale.
asked number Of que5iions, aud aftor a
long diagnosis declgred him 10 be in a
deep consumption. This was just Whist
vas wanted. and the sharp young gem
ilemen could hardly control their mirih
while Dr.. Mil wrote BIS prescriptiou,
sealed IL up inad envelope, and directed
Il 70 ono Of our irst Chemists, pocketed
his Zee, and bowed them out Of the room.
10 ths chemist'e they rfshei 70 enjoy
tho pent.up laugh, nud handing him Che
note he read: rfhiy young man is suf.
fering from oersbri beYpia in che region
marked self ssteOm' by phrenologists.--
Pray therefore. give bim common sense.
u grains; VIII draohm. h6rseWhip, aa
iibifum-~J. NJ We hardly expect the
doctor will get anotler professional pa
tieut bow. frIri sfIl-
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Tlv pro-sarery. pfriy. as is veil
known. carried lhe eleq pn ID Nebrssks.
All Che pewsrapers in ihe territory aa
in iavoi Of slavery. An the appoipteeo
Of Pierce are violently pro-slavery. and
although che tsfsiiory u sparcely populat-
ed, yet there are q large number Of slaves
already ID il. The courts Of the territory
are ~ without exception such as will
sustain the institution, and the police
will enforce their decisions.
These facts demand our most serious
consideration. Whitfield has said he
would have led into the territory asufi,
cent humber oi Missoutians to carry the
election, had i been thought necessary.
but Il was not.
II 10 evident 10 cash Of she mind
that the late Of Nebraska depends upon
the fate Of Kansas, ,---the battle for both
territories is to be fought upon the plains
Of The latter II Kansas should by the
success Of the Republican party become
free, Nebraska must be free also, for,
isolated by slave States, and surrounded
by freedom. the existence Of slavery
would be impossible.
But suppose Kansas continues to bo a
slave territory and becomes a slave State.
the pro slavery party enforcing the
doctrines Of the Iocofoco platform. the law
decided by judges such as Becompton,
and enforced BY sherif's such as Jones,
aud Nebraska is doomed We repeat il,
our only reliance is iD Kansas. II Kansas
is doomed her twin sister territory must
fall with her. 311
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tg7hatrlysk haa ths PresldsAt 70
DlSb6 ins Loslsiatlvs AssembIy
hl Iopaka9 "a
An tllc powers not delegated to the
Buiui Slates hy the Constitution, nor
prchibiod hY u b tho States are reservdd
2 ~ q b iht States nspoctivcly, o. totbe
pcopls Tao protident therefore maBt
.slda his authority IN ihe Consultation
Nb1oubt hb is oommabdor.inohie5 of the
tfmy and navy, but che oommaut does
not involve the power % use 10 Tor what.
ever parposa bis pleasure mss dictate,
= The purposes lor which this comniaud
nsy Be employed musti b found in She
Constitution. no loss than the command
itself No doubt. aho. Il sthis duty
20 eee that the laws Of the United States
aro f1itbtully executed Bat no laws
sNflhe United States commanded that A..
sembly 20 be dispersed Congress can
nog pssg slsw Infringing tho right Of the
people 70 poaceably assemble. The right
cf De people pcAoeably 10 assemble and
-disouss any thing they please, Is law
Ahieiier thin the Constilution All that
the Consultation does, ie 10 provide that
Congress shall pass no law infringing ".
The nlembors Of lhai Legislature peseea
hly % assembled to discuss something
which they thought &C TO be disoussed
40 reroive >5metaing which they Thought
ought te bo rcvolyed, Or 10 enact somo.
thing which d TO bo their duty 10 enact
OF course they were going where they
hada right TO 70, and were doing Just
what they had a right to do. Now Il is
aTery possible that their discussions might
bo worry unwiso, theirresolves very un-
sound, and their enaotments very inOp-
sratiYe. But Il Is not one Of she Pres
identa rights o. duties TO disperse
peaccablo assemblies because be antici-
pates OF discovers that their proceedings
may ho or have baan imperative, nm
sound. or unwise / for these pretexts
OF any pretexis, he can decide one pesce-
able assembly improper he canSanother.
ha eau alia ifby military force he eau
disperso ona, he oananother. aud oil.
Aud theright Of the people peapoably TO
assemble for any purpose, aud al puupos-
81, depends only upon exeHitiye pleas
uge. Qaod pyiNoipi PicbuA Vigorsm le-
pie habtf .H
We are under dospotism ns unmiti-
gated "a that Of france, Russia, or tho
Roman Empire. lI.
The rights Of the people 10 keep and
beer arms has beon inlringsd.
The right Of the people 70 be secure
IA their persons. houses papers and effects
against unreasonable searches seizures,
has boen yiolated; aud now
The right fthe people peaoeably to
assemble is destroyed.
81 The men by whom and for whom this
Is dono, arc certainly doing WHIST thej
roan 20 test She strength Ofthe Union;
hut they mover oversstimate their strength
When they tell MS the Uuion is in danger.
o. Thore is another remedy, which the
people will apply in November. "
l'of. rl gu
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The Inundatlon, August 9Th.

We have Promised the Sandusky Tribe
a thousand Seneca's, good men aud true,
at their Mass Convention in Fremont, on
the 9Th day Of August. Let them turn
out and form professions, and line the
plank with an inundation from Fort Ball
to Fort Stephenson. Let every Wagon
have its banner or emblem with appropri-
ate inscription-and fling to the breeze
the glorious truths which are now crush
ing aristooraey in the dust We wish to
show the Fremont Fremonters and the
Free Kansas Sanduskians that Seneca
is yet the banner county Of Ohio in the
great battle for Freedom. ~
Those in the vicinity Of T,fin should
rendez vOus here by o'clock A. NJ,
and at Tymochtee, Fort Seneca, and Pela
Alto, etc, etc, at the same time.
Prepare your banners A convenient
and appropriate emblem can be prepared
for a triHe, and come down to this Office,
and we will letter them for you for moth
ing They will be useful at any rate. for
we intend to gather an host in Tifin like
that Of old julius Caesar.
Az Fremont, the able't aud best speak
ers of the Union will be present, and
every man who goes will rememberit as
one Of the happy days of his life. ~
Bring oul your Wagons. load up your
wives and your daughters, your old peo-
pie and your boys, then fling out your
banners and give one day to Free Kan.
sas, aud the cause Of Free Labor.
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Angels m i'etticoats.

A fanny corr 'spondeRl Of the Portland
Transcript says: at,
IL have recently gin up all idea Of
women folks, aud come back TO perlitikal
iiCe. ! am more 81 home IN this line
than in hantin' the fair sects. Ainqills
IN pottiouts,au' kiss me quioks, is pretty
to look at, l gin In, but bless 'em, they
are az slippory ~ cells. and aep you fish
for 'em aud get bite, you some how or
other End yourself At the wrong end Of
the line, they've ootchod you An when
you've stuffed 'em with pea nuts, candy,
aud doggorrotypes, they viii throw YOU
away as they would cold tater. Least =
wise, thaPs been my experience. But
I've done with 'em now. The Qneen Of
sheber. the sloepin' beauty, Kleopatry's
needle, Pompey's piller, an Lots wife,
with a steam engine 70 help 'em, oouldn'i
tempt me. The very sight Of a bonnet
rilss me al over.
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slightly Contradictory.

'MeU nominAtod SxctUslvRLY Cor their
known iiosfihltE 10 rho g, rights Of the
aonth. arc not those whom FuG pEoPLE
.oi this great uniou--a people who koOw
oniy their wuolE country nRn ba "a !
Peoted 10 vote for when th0y como 70
understand thd true issue Involved In this
contest" AdvaHiaer. os s.sn.rs
Gol' FkENoST voted agaiust pr0pOsi-
ton % abolish Slavery IN the District OF
Columbia. SuBJECT TO A POPULAR
F0tel eud lbat be also voted against
another proposition for me unconditional
abolition g Of slavery ia The District, lad
Which is the 'is. or are they both
false. .61e
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A WhoIa oonnir nolllnrII

Old Tompkins County. New York,
came over q few days ago en- masso. The
democracy called a delegated convention
TO decide what they would do On as
sembhng and comparing votes it was
found that they were almost unanimous.
~ opposed TO The Nebraska bill, to \be
Platform, and TO the men who trat 3.
mogrades himself into it. They there
fore passed resolutions expressive Of
their sentiments, mountt d the Republican
platfNm, raised the-FremCQt sua y ton
standagd and adiournsd win ihres times
thrsa ropsiug cheers for Free Labor,
Free Speech and Fremons
Looofocoism Is gaspihgl
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back TO the settlements. where We
ived ataboesihe ssmo time tha, morn
lot did.
The fremont fres are kindlod all
yver re cOuairy, and our caloulatOrs
nay safelg set Hancock county down for
Z round majority for Fremont and Free
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stEb ron LDEl.--s N woop, having
been grossly aad bAssly slandered by t6e
LOeOfOoo press, has concluded to make
che responsible ones PRoyE their libels
before "a iory. Tho Hancock Courier
viii have the pleasure Of subsla61iatiug
.eharges made BY one waliam Mupgen
shWugh ats columns. Mr. Btsslin will
probably have to answer for ,ho mazda.
city Of his proIege IN libelling NJ. WOOD,
Having sub~ltlsd to every species tot
abuse from those slanderers, We ,biak the
criminal charges brought agalns, him
demand attention, aud they willreeeiye
il a. certain Ns doom 81
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NEW RRLIeioUs TEsT,-A correspon-
dent Of the New York Courier aud En-.
quirer says:
Observing the discussion which has
been goiug on in the newspapers, as 10
the religious creed Of Mr.. fremont, and
the pertinacy with which the ''Express"
insists that the Colonel Is Roman Ca.
tholic, because he was married by Ca
thofc priest, has caused me much doubt
as to my owl belief.
i always ihOught until this time,
was an Unitarian, having always attend
cd the church Of that creed but this dis
oussiOn reminded me that / was married
By an Episcopal Bishop. aud therefore
must be, according to the doctrines Of the
Express, an E2isoopaliRn. Il places me
IN an embarrassing position, as whatever
may claim to be, there is the record
against me. 80
Sea what a variety Of new oreeds is 10
create. For instance, a man is married
by the Mayor, he therefore is q believer
in the MayoF--or beoomesa 4 horse, either
part is awkward He is married By an
Alderman--he believes in turtle soup. fai
oonIraots, aud little work. He is mar
ried by a Justice Of the Peaoe1lhe be-
lieyes in the loombs. and ''alI that there
in dwell.T He makes a'dAohratioa be-
fore q witness, according 70 the hV Of
our State, aud be immelately becomes
imPregnaled with the belief or unbeliel
Of lie witness. i Il !.
I shall guard. II I aver have 4 ohaaoe
of being again imafrioii. 'of Aafina 6y fd-
hgioas belize unsettled By hayiRg 4 per
formed BY one I shihk orthodox =,