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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

c-t-8r IT RfurVaaerp. that the OIL
LIAR, aai nuoU NathirgS have united
a i'js Smt-, sgains: the Eepnh IN
s4r;y .ir,u-umrnts have ben Gu
i.r,s ,r,a. rs waish tho Who'll" strength
= ,.e n.,v N1tting party his b"cn
,ausa e1,inst Us. VIII our frF~isn
b.rn .i.iz IS vote AMI oiliciate with a
ri-ly 81 aat7gonis'icilly oPPos=! to
~ " Yong with Ia, dem 'cra'ic
,.Iiy. ven are certainly Ge3ag 90 This
c-y Of konw Nu.hjugi>m ~ the dem
crit. party i al f.r blini-eo'ten
10 "a i.c,ivc The uniformed; Fl they
sre is day working in concert with the
hn,w Nothing par y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

~ Office is Hereby gwen that tie under
/ Y signed las taken out letters o Admin
isiration on :hc estate OF Thomas Rockhill
late Of Marshall Co., Ind. deceased, aud all
persons indebted 20 SAID esta'e are requested
to make settlement without delay, and those
having claims against The same are requested
to Tile them for settlement, duly authentlca.
fed according 10 law. The estate Is suppos-
cd to be solvent.
JOHN G. ROCKuILL, Adm'r.
DC. ., 1857 2l.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

LIycr C0;llp!;sissG s:scl Dyspepsia.
rItCNlC irC 0pD .fv..

Cov.>Gs"x. Ohio. e. q. l-53.
"AIy vii. Ia s brcu If c;cd with the Liver
Complaiaiaud Dyspepsia iorannmhcro Of yc r..
hiring w'li,l t.t.e have spent u "reit dc.d
icr doctofiug bui she +. i've, very litllc beac-
lit fher'f 1n and linriiy the .iortors said she
co | no he ,rcl. l. - s,r,us She C included
ictry Hef:a - Gfrm n Bi:crS; she Too x nv,
hottie, AMI ever siucc tahing them she liis
becn able 20 attend 10 hcr business. | hr,
Sp!d q iite Il hH.nb.r OF h.t1es tire: gh lie
recommendation, an! as far as can ear,
irs giyei satisfaction To- all"
S. a.L.N. rs mcl.t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
Listoflm... Tscc Ranks at Par.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.


Tn fllo~jnr furnished ~ Nr. John Wool
Icy lnr lie iudiarapols psrers, Is liS' 80 nj!
the Bar KS % tic State of I,liana doing Il le-
climate buSne $ ant hac.ug a regular bank
ius h0u @:
Bank OF North hmetica. Cl.atou.
BlnS OF Indiana. MICHIGAN Cty.
Brookvilie bank, EToo&vl'e
Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse.
DO Elkhart, ElShal.
do Paoli. Pach.
do Goshen, Goshen.
DO Nj. NeTlan, Nj Vernon.
10 Salem, salem.
do The Capitol, Indianapoiis.
do " arSaw, Warsaw.
DO Monticello, Monticello.
Canal bank OF Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City bank, do.
Cambridge City bank, Camhrils, CITY.
Central bank, indianapolis.
Fayet'e county bank, COnnersville.
Farmers bank WeStfeld.
Gramercy bank Lafayette.
iIooSier bank, Lo,anSpon.
Indiana bank Madison.
Indiana Stock bank, Lapor:e.
Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus.
Huntington county haak, Huntington.
Lagrange bank. Lima.
Merchants * Mechanics bark, New Albany.
Bloomington bank, bennington.
ENchau- e. hank, Gltcnca>ile.
Iu3iana FamcrS' bauk, Frankln.
larke County aaak Rockville.
southern banA Of indiana, Tcrre Haute.
TIppccanoe bank Lo-an>por,
Frame Cry bank. Terrc Uaute.
Salem bank, Salem.
Shawn e bank, Attica.
Savings bank OF Indiana conncrsyille.
Traders hank, indianapolis.
Indian Reserve bank, kokomo.
d For the future we shall omit those tfiat
are not current, as there are about as many
prices upon their ISSUES as there are shaving
shops 10 issue them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
.gsFsl,i.sisfrmso,.,s safe.

n OiiCEis hereby given that viii sell Al
' public auction, on SAT rday, The ist
day Of November, 1856. at the residence Of
Thomas RockhilI, late Of MARSHALL county de
ceased, al his personal property, consisting
OF one mare, five head OF cattle, one lot OF
hogs, one lot OF sheep, wheat IA the field,
cOrn 10 The field, wheat by the bushei, larm-
ing utensils, household furniture. &c sc.
\ cred OF njne months Will be- gwen on
all sums over three dollars, the purch ser
giving his note with approved security waly
ing valuation anu appraiSement laws.
John G.. TO KILL, Admir-.
Oct 9, 1856. pd. ltj
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

WYE take pleasure ia auuauacn- 10 'la
Z g tr1diu public tia' our business fc.li-
ties ave no, eec eedca by any O. i,T ,..a. Il D.
mcutin ile country. and tiat We are prepared
10 oGcr them GREAT iNnt C"MENl< wi,a
oar present s'ocho Goods, WHICH consists oi
almost an endless variety - that ID IL Con the.r
interests HAT they huy a. Sire ss9ss siI;ItOs.
tie great Genital nrgo oi Trade ~ pur
Si3ca 0.Syi.ag aai SuwmGr ;'oo,.>.
of the lates. ..,les: some ot which We W.lI
sell at reduced prices. Tie motto % quick
sales and small pu6i>. is adopted =, tI.c =, &
ulator, and Ne viii not be uI!efsold i,T cash
or short time.
We cordially invite orr customers To e ID
on MS rs ve stall be happy to see them al any
time and please them HiiA eooi tar-aiu
"iufrah for lhe Regulator!
This is the CT,
The champion IL clap Goeds'
That gill conquer OF lie.
1t will win every battle
On the field of ihe fight;
For i. stands for our country
For Freedom and right"
We invite ~ entiln toonI iate arrival of Dv
90 DDS, winch atc hclbg tdpl.lN sold, a1t ttose
wishing 20 make good selections, must call
soon.
LAWNS BY The QUANTITY,
aud Cheap. e,;IjI:c>. ditto.
81 MINER SItWLS that Gusj be- sold: Hand
some NJ sim ne IA uc M Sbllju, pes yard.
EN- ham from lotto oceu'S. Ouhaud iar-e
aud leau' iul assortment pf
ED EUs - "A Fl" $50
From 10 - cen per yard; a few NICE Silk
Fs,asolS That WI be sold at cost. Lots of
b.. ,N au, Gloves. and silk MaD, B1uncts
mnam.rai r. al l3N ures, froH3 >i.lisu-s 10
- go. Tumm'nesal ON han1.
esss5-77-a Car HATS u GAPS ar ia
tie s.ay-.uy ana rclev- MS. l'rre
YOU sa1 get a. -ry style AM qulll,y.
Good a9gs7S5ty az S56t592 G-oCss.y
eans:an0l' hand, Hasi.n. b.oaohe5 brown,
liic.or rtee'iH- &c, Gc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
NEW DlRbNss SHOP.

:, Sharing 81 az.sjs' Ee3'esS;s'g'
n EVE unler,igncd has located him
. sollin plymouth, Tor the purpose y car
y rying on the above business in all It's VAR
&, MS branches. and vould specially soil
r cii The patronage ofi;s citizens. H.. IS pre-
pafei 10 DO his wo,S in real New Nofk style
andhcpe siorcciyo alicicnt patronage 10 ma 4
his pr sent location Il permanent one.
I4Shop up stairs in the two story frame i'm
mediatcly suYlh of Edwafis Hotel.
ALFRED BELLOWS.
Dec. y, 1913. lIf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

TrupsasxcE StL,oS Or ''icHd \.
=. Gi.5srt. il will he seen By his ndvcr
:.s,n,nt IN auo.h~r column, has cprned .
f-m, ruce s. 81, in this city, Tor the
a.rom.nal.,ian Of ria - fonI Of the good
<..ug. ofl.ie. G &c A.,ur call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

rrn,srra's M,RS.-A cross on paper at
a.o,d Ollie subscribers name Signifies that
~. ta, PAID Tor las eXpned, and renewal
.sor.,,el. This, however, as general rule,
,n,v ,,ol,es 10 papers sent out OF the county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

- The wutrr OF a communication
owe. the si ,ua,ure OF "o.f VINO KNOWS,
: informed that !; is entirely too person
=, Tor cur columns. VITA every dispo.
y,;an'to comply wi'A he wishes OF our
,,,,e,aonarnis. No will not allow our
,,ref to become the vehicle Of personal
.,,.. and drtraction. al least. under or
DIARY circumstances.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
Republican NHeefisae$o

The Republicans will meet together at
the following places, at the times appointed:
Ra & hsSHa ALL G. QDUJ REV.
Gcrman-H'riday Oct. 81, at 12 o'clock,
noon.
North-At Fairmount at 6 oclock in the
evening, same day
Polk-At Webbs school house, at o.
clock i'll the afternoon; and at Miilers school
house in the evening.
az Speakers will positively be in attend
ancc to address these meetings.
Let every true friend Of freedom be OIL
hand; and our triumph over sham Democ-
racy and Border l2uilianisln viii be COM
plete.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

The great popularity which NoiIat'S III
Pills aaJ rhTa!X BiuerS have attained m con-
sequence OF tie extraordinary cures effected
10y their use, rcHder> IL unnecessary Tor the
proprietor 10 enter INTO Particular ANALYSIS
oil ibeir medicinal virtue; or properties. Ilav-
ing been more than twenty years lie ore the
public, and hay IL lie united testimony of
more than Three AlllIO is of persons who have
Leen restored 10 the enjpymcnt oi perfect
health by them, II IS believed that the.rreru
iatlon $ the best vegetable mclic.;e now he
tore The public, admits oi no dispute. In I'd
most every city and village IA the ucd
States, there are many VINO are ready 10 les
uly tO then iii .acy IA removing disease, am !
SWING to the whole sy.tcm renewed yisor and
health.
In eases o. Scrofula, Ulcers. Scurrv or
ErnpNonS o tie SKIN, he operation OF the
til Medicines is truly Soui hing, often r.
moving IA 'cW days, every vcS,ec of these
l0aiasone .isea>e-, by their pa iy.ng effects
on the blood Fever aud A-u,. Dyspepsia.
i'folsY, Pies, and IN short mo.i an i.ea>ce.
soon weld 10 their curAliye properties. 80
family shoulJ b. witlo { item, a. Ly Their
timely use match sul rus anl expense may
be we'd.
Prepared Ly William 3. MoGlt. II. u. y.
y, aud Tor sale 10y
PER u Nc & 90.
Plymouth Ind, Oct L. 1855. 2yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

Cal. IL ef Rripi Au'c, E~7, FIN, "Sp'r
Hef Tines, hoatr, DIN.


lRhNToy. Osfui cr 80, 1851.
D.. c. ". Jlcksor--n .ar Sir--rlc Bitter
are ia great dcm'ud here. 7 "a !';;on ID Tie
q'ni'it< sid by Ngr'ey s. Brirr, youragcm's,
lhc tWo o:licr stores iimorv f ham ohm ai,
Other i1c licii". .iuj th,y ara much u.c,,
iy c"nva.csrcni FOYER pat to rchuil il.,i
broken constitutions. h,eu>cj during die
at ~ amer ia my own im.'y, four bottles.
In"y 81 recommended To ne frs hy .;
NJ sh.,r, - % i'.as whom ny system Was mi q
dcb. .ii4'el lr.m lii Il c,>cta severe 81 ls.>
fc'cr They 'rv an p 3eii'r, mad restores
i ione "ui gr 90 uy wlulr system. In ON,
oi III Sca:ruhcr numbers ui ~, paper related
my experience nf the -1"d ciiCo,s If IA,
Bitter, since which IN ,hcy have had large
sale, aud have nlw bccomc,hc Si1Adsrd met
lac IN ihi~ ,i,iujtv.
Ia conc ion, wou.i shy ,la' eel srcia
pleasure ~ "iyii son his testimony ot thetu'.
90 90 success "t your pseinra'iou.
SIC .r.iy. yours, IALrH IT. TIE.
g. advert -c.lrat dim
F. nRows'a EselvcE o. JAusicA G!xGFR. =
This istrIly Il :tnilv medicine; AT dis season.
when affections If iir Stomach aud bowels are
$50 common, g" t,.niiv, .r.i>iG.j.,l. or trly,'ct
Sloai' be- wi,hout it. l. Is peculiarly cnica.
ci1uS IN SIMMER complains o. cli.l lrcr, and is
known anal prescribed by the medical faculty.
Sc advertisement.
miscarriage. Warranted pnrc;v Vegetable.
AMI free from Observation-Disclosures, To- lie or health.
Fail and explicit directions accompany each
box.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
/ he Republican.
A BOUT n o M e +.

r. No pap, wi b. sent out o. the coun.
,b.S Office. unless the subscription is
- !, advance. OF directed to he cent by
spousble person residing in The county.
-rmn,ry prnlncc Of almost eve kind
.', IN p,vment of subscriptions TO the Z a.
publican
- FIRE wool iaken IN payment OF sub
.,,-.,ions 10 this paper, it delivered sooa.
Subscribers to the "BtNNER.' who 10
,o,, tie Republican continued to them
al ,lease nnliiy MS immediately.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30


Mas has be II .o>t IN The tumu't e
- late elections, hut II e voic- OF wall
I,g ccmts To u already, before Tie las;
mItlcrIngs 90 tie storm hive passed
hncourt-el by the apparent success Of
i1,.r friends IN the States. the Ruff AIS
tav. proceeded to harSher txtTrmitirs
Ian ever. Geary IS now openly and
i3C-'y their friend. H. his not been
Ing IN reaching a position Of unrrlrnt-
Ing hostility from The mild impartiali,y
pt his ln1ugural. \ few WEEKS have
male hun as entirely the too. of slavery
Iuil lence as WAS his drunken en1 imbe.
Gle predecessor. But with the whole
iice o. the army a, his c"mmlnd, an
With the full possession OF thcUl'I"s un.
i1itrd Oy whi>kcy, he i ten thnus nd
imes worse foe To +, cedOm ;hnn the
less astTe Shannon. Our leaders all
Hh5w how he arrested moro thin one
hHir-i Free State men Tor doing dst
What they had 10 do, or suffer robbery
1nt inIFier, ani what, al the most, the
bachanan men had done, anl were never
even threatened VI h IA arr, ST for; how
~ had them Indicted for murder IA the
Hfsl degree. and now holes the whole
'onpany ia dpnger OF their lives, how
~ has set Mis- soutians - watch them;
"n" he has ted them on bran AMI BID
. mat, how their guards have insuiied
ali beaten them without rebuke from
MIN They know. too. that any passing
''e'ze may bring US tho news that ever!
n'h OF these one hundred and nine has
''ea UPON the gaIlows. to expltiate The
'hence OF resisting the violent extension
20 slavery, and the cruel rapine that
'iined rs path. Among these men are
many lndlanIans, well known here n
"'nesi' faithful, quiet men. All are IN
0ef The penalty Of death. aud another
month may renew the horrible scenes OF
we Bloody - when poor men
"-9 Ia companies OF twenty upon one
sa'ows There is no bar beiue q these
men, our brethren and relatives. and the
"i''er. bat the caprice Of the Missouri.
oHs. or the fear Of Mr.. Buchanan. This
'n'lcation OF Geary's policy our readers
"a Anow. There Is another aud later,
n"'ca reached US by telegraph yesterday;
Read il:
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
Fremont Club.

The Plymouth FarNoNT CLrD, vii
.o,,, he Cuurl House. on
Va,aiy EvsNISG, Oct. 81, 1896.
Sse,cles wi. be msde BY Messrs.
.xnCs,sDN and MILLER,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

q Sog.h Bad.
Tie Jessie Gee Club, will be in atten
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

r,'roun subscribers Who DO not get their
.rrrs Will please call at the Office and notify
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

!,ee4tya Al FAiEMoUNr.--We are re
,...,ei 10 state ths; the meeting al
F.ir.nous, - morrow evening. will b.
addressed Is geniiemlu frcm New York,
q. merly an OIL Liner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
hcrc,' md eQgwe
4 n n | Fl ! L 4 r 0 f
PREPARED By
Dir. J. HEDGES. Slmhope, New Jersey.

Ill, pr,ia i@i..u T., accr;,'i'i. safe and spec
{ as remedy iol Ever and Agac Chi> and
= -..r, il1uib AM, amy terra oi Intermittent
..r.d z nii'cni Fevcrs Il has ben bat 'wo
years since Hi, Mc'icnc was introduced Ia
hr notice she p'.biic--i lrirF tllnt period t
hl. IrH.u ii> WAY Ia he homes of thousands of
Ln..lcs nl ,icj with dis discussed. and de-
'.ifa'is r .i-rsl-r, and in nn instance has IL
i.i.,d to,T 81 "a perfect and permanent cure,
,.il,le he d. rcclions Lave been strictly follow
Cd I.ic ar. i.rcs,r has alec used i ia hi> pri-
,pf,. ni.ic, CO lor s,roi;i years, ala observing
ih.. q ,'eriie sus cess vL.ch aii'rdcd his neat
mru- fra..i ii.,r ec of this remedy, he has lcen
in.incod jo give ii mere extended circulation.
T. needs no oncomHn--no To- z array Ci tesla
nouy-io herald lis ,tiicacN; lis merit lies IN
Itself, anl go The invalid il Viii prove Of more
yaluc lhan ~. octave volume e certificates.
For sale al ;ilo DRUG .,i.ir,- e.
GaSlI III * IllDAIr.N ~.
Jlly q, 1855. l7sl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
CnrcAco, Oct. 20.

intelligence vas received on Saturday
e'ening by messengers via Nebraska
ny that 25O Kansas emigranis. inclu
''ng women and children. were taken
prisoners by U. S. Deputy Marshal rres
,'n and 700 L :. troops, near plymouth,
Kansas, on the l0th inst
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
Carriers Spanish IIiXtuIe.
TIL GREAT PURE ER rHE R.ooDi
'EIac bcs1 AlacrAliyc faEaOLsas.!

evsz:
A.' f''~a "a
Not n PdTticiC al UrrcUrB in IT,
An infallIle einedy for Scro ula, Kings rvi.
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cuiancous Emp-
lions. Pmp,e> or posuleso on the face.
Ilofcie<. Iolls. Acne and fever.
Chronic sore Ewes, Ring
warm. or Telicr. Scald
brad. F,I,r,emcnt
and p1tuo Ire
nones and
Jointe.
salt Eheuln. S,uf,l0,r Ulcers. Svphilnic D,e-
,,r.,..- and an .,is,.,s..s o,,sin, rom a., min
I,c,ous ,,... of N.rcur, Imnrt.lence in 10
az ,,nnur,iv q fine Flood.
~ -, ol.,o,,,o Nr.i;c;oo o,,J DIE
q Le rlool IS por u.rl h. tllouean5. 81
era ,..,l nat,c,is from ,llparfr a. the lrni,,J
St,,.s tgto tee-if, d,i y - tte r.,,,rL..l.,
cures perlornel r., Tie greatest ~ an mo-,
ri,.... .r,prt.n.S S.,,,s., \r,,r,r,,, M,
,i,. Rheuu,attsm. Scr,l,,I,. E,u,,, ans ON - :,
Skin. LIVER Disease. T.,cre 4 lcrr.. on or
G-r,iou nC the ktd..vs ,is.,e,So,tteti,r,,,
Fe,,,l.. ,o,,,,l,ints Pam. ana AcLiuo Of ~.
Eoucs ana JOINTS. arr sreedilv put In r,,L.
bvus,u, Tins ire>Iim,l,Ie ra,oe ~
F'r ali 4,.a,.e. Sc 90 plaoa ,o,i;,.. a..
49,, I,..,, t,,n.l IN ,.,,,,,,,.,,..,L +, n -.
49,. -, ION. nj al .,,,.,r;,,,. 81 -.
,,,l ,'o;....o,I, -, ,l,a iy.r o,I -
',,.. 49,, T., ...,.on No. -. ~, >, >
..,,,,,, lbs ne III, d. All I.,, I'.o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
~ a p der q Pc.

Are invited, rs We have one of The largest and
best Sal ecird stocks ever brought 90 plym-
on 20 Nhieh Nil De sold cheaper than tie
cbrapeSt, Tor cash or on account to rood men.
d We have respectfully 90 tender to the
public OR grnte "a! a Acknowledgements Ion their
past .avorablc patronage, AMI solicit con
tlnuaucc Of their confidence.
lymouh, July -, 1856. f7tC
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

Ctt-ft&RS or al Kinds. at the lowest
- fres, may lie had a. TIE Nra- store OF
Ju3y2I. PHSH:Na s 1urnrt y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, March g. 1856.
Mr.. SPENCER presented memorial from Moses H. Gr
nell Esq., and ten Others praying for the passage Of
restricting the powers Of the Mutual Life Insurance Co..
papy, ofNew York, and asking committee of inquiry
into its management.
The memorial sets forth that the sonpany was authors
lied by law in 1872 without capital upon the princ,,
of mutual insurance by the contribution OF premium a
that the high character OF the FIRST induced
msmoriaists to insure their lives In the compa that
trovai and has excited their dstrust that the change
was effected by OF proxies detained by an agent Of
the company to whom, 1t said, large sum of money
was paid OF the trust funds that since the change
in the administration the loans to trustees have
increased The memoralists pray the passage OF law
placing restrictions upon the company similar TO those
Savings Banks and declaring the seat OF every trustee
the funds of the company have been used In manner
not authorized by the charter and the ASH
the appvntuent Of a committee to examine into the
ma In which the char &c of the board was Effected
and into the general management Of the company.
REPORTS.
By Mr. SpESCTT~-To increase the number Of drectors
OF the Jews Hospital in New York.
BY Mr. BRooKs--Amendng the act providing for the
By Mr. C. r. ssrH--For the relief Of the st. Lawrence
Nv MT CApK-For the payment of certain water used
In the Sing Sing prison
oste the Of the assessors IN the street
No, art,r emf Of New York The amendment gives the a.
SCISSORS o. 500 per year instead of per centage
Nv Mr. RJcHARDsoSTo authorize the esta Oh sbment of
two State Asyiume and against the special bill TO
locate enc in one the counties the Hudson river
bill was introduced by Mr.. WADswoRTH for the relief
Of the Buffalo Hs~ pital.
Under the genera, order, the bill to prevent naegu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

gious, the most dangerous Of all this dirty linen
to the general health Of the political commu-
nifty, North and South, is the niggerism Of the
two leading belligerent parties Of the country.
Az we understand it, the compromise measures
of 1850. and the Kansas-Nebraska bill of
the last Congress, settled the negro sgt
tatiol upon the platform of the con-
stitution, leaving, Substantially, nothing
for this prevailing agitation. North and South,
to hang its dirty linen upon except the agita-
tors csothes lines set upin defiance Of the con-
stitution and the laws Every patriotic Ame-
rican should "know nothing and have ne
thing to do with this agitation; and they
shoRid abandon the agitators, and pull down
their dirty linen, and order them to take it home
and wash it. Higher objects than niger driving
or niger worshipping should be aimed at,
such as the practical development of the
power, genius and resources of the republic, "a
an example to the other nations of the world,
and as proofs of the white mans capacity for
self government, niggers or no niggers.
Considering HE active agency in the revival
of this niggerism, North and South, and consi-
dering the fact that from New Hampshire free
soiler General Pierce has changed into an ad.
vocate Of Southern niggerism stronger than
the South itself; and in Uiew of the contin-
gency that the democracy are to be called
upon to fight the battle of the Presidency upon
Southern niggerism against Northern niger
ism, and nothing else, General Pierce should
be the nominee of the Cincinnati Convention.
As regular washerwoman in breeches, he has
exhibited in his message the dirty linen of his
country to the whole world saying "See how
have washed it, don't deserve plum? II
they 60 further, won't they fare worse at the
Cincinnati Convention?n
If, therefore, the Presidential contest is to be
exclusively between the secession nigge-ism of
the South and the seditioHs disunion niger
ism of the North, let it be between Franklin
Pierce and w. Fl. Seward. If we are to have
nothing but dirty linen contest, let TIE two
chief washerwomen take the lead. Give the
old line wings and the conservative Know
Nothings chance with Fillmore, fresh from
the dirty linen of Rome. The existing rela-
tons between our Northern and Southern agi
tstors of niggerism require the nomination Of
Seward on the one side and of Pierce on the
other. Such is the logical conclusion Of the
dirty linen theory of the campaign of Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

STORM SIGNMs.-A magnetic telegraph has
been constructed from Bostonto Proyincetown.
and also to Holmes Hole, Edgertown, &C.,
for the purposes Of marine reports from those
places. 1t is also proposed to establish upon
prominent points OF Cape Cod and in the
Vineyard Sound, signal stations, to apprise YES
sells when they are threatened by sudden gales
of wind or violent storms. 1t has become q
well established fact in respect to storms that
they are reported generally from three to ten
hours at the westward, before their force is felt
in New York, and the same is true of the me-
ridian of Boston and other places as far east
as Halifax, which is the eastern terminus of
the telegraph. So that it is of no Importance
to US what the weather may be ia Boston, or
Portland, or Halifax, as we in New York can
never be affected by it. The course of all at
mospheric changes and regular storms in par
ticuIar is from west to east, and they traverse
the country at the rate of eighteen or twenty
miles an hour, according as they prevail over