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Hon. Will cumback.l

Our indefatIgable and gallant Repre-
sentative In Congress from this disfrict.
Will Cumback. has discharged his tufy
TO bis constituents and 10 his country
with fidelity which commands ,niser-
sal admiration. We think he has not
failed 10 vote al a single roll-csIl, since
the commencement of the session. He
has spoken frequently. and always 70
the poin,--always briefly and eloquently
commanding respect from his oppo-
nents, and exciting the admiration ~
his friends. We never bad more
faithful wide awake, talented Represen-
tatiye. So far as we have seen bis votes,
they meet our unqualified appreciation
He has stood up manfully 10 the cause
OF Truth and Justice. Tor the rights OF
his constituents, and thu rights Of the
Free Strtc men Of Kansas. No man OF
bis age has ever received more commen-
dalion from the press OF other States lar
BIS coursein Congress-. He y a glorious
Representative OF a glorieus eonstitnen-
ey. who wiiire-elsct him by good ma
|jorily. a sc.e Sea saw ~ri
Before he knew that an extra session
would be called, he started home 10 re-
ceive the warm greetings OF bis consut-
uents, aud he had proceeded as far as
Columbus. Ohio, before receiving intel
ligence OF Presidents Proclamation;
aud although he had appoinime ats. nj
Lawsencesurg, Greensburg, Raleigh,
Morristown and at alher points, he at
once turned back, and was Ia his seat
when the extra session orened. All
honor 10 our faithful Representatives.
Let him stand at the post OF duty, and
the people will stand by him! Others
will Sight The battle Tor him at homes--
Rushsiile Republican. ,fs,s..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
Bailifrs Expenses in Washington.

The system OF keeping set of lazy
fellows employed to do nothing. runs
through the entire party. AT Wash
ington, the Senate keeps two clerks to
each standing committee. at 81, 800 per
year. Two Of those committees had not
a single meeting during the late session
OF near nine months. yet the four clerks
were paid. and all the employment they
had was TO mail documents for the mem
bers. but this not being enough. the
Senate passed aresolution. just at lie
close. employing all the committee
clerks (sbout 90 during the recess. at
the same rates. TO work during vacation.
at their usual business, forwarding sd-
ministration documents. lease ID.
Bright, the Vice President, and Senator
from Kentucky, left his chair and sdvo.
Gated the measure. Yet hard working.
honest farmers, are urged to continue
this stakeholder In the Senate. Even
Judge Cant 10 said to DO urging the
claims OF this economical southerner.--
There 10 no swIndling. or extravaganza
that the party will not swallow. Lar
rabee's $4,000 IRON the school fund,
and Batzner's Thousand or more from the
county. and the Commissioners specu.
uls,ion In lands Cover the lef,) for the
benefit Of Robson. and Jesse D. BrIgh,'s
employing some thIr.y-six msn At 81 800
per year 10 mail administration doeu'
ments.--all are swallowed because they
are sugar coated with Democracy. II
ever the people intend to arrest TIL.
evil Il must be done now. 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

II the Daguerrean for whom we did
soms printing a iew weeks ago and who
IL travelling around without any home OF
family. wants to escape = puff that will
blow him sky high, he can send " the
81 before next week, or HE friends At
Ever.on may do Il for him. The samc
hint may be Of service TO John Chap
man. II he will take Il. His job l. walt
Ing hIs orders and cash II he does not
call or serd for Il. we shall sell the cards
for what they will bring, and charge him
with the balance. and pull HIN 10 the
| bargaIn. Men who get jobs done a.
prlpting c:Iices and leave without paying
for them ought to DO brought into mo-
tice.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

but vs are yss ofihs saus opInl>s and
shall - remain, uasII eeavIuest q err
ror. This difference % an distract
ausslIon shall not Asuevr pssvsas our
eo.operatIne With then on ihs practical
question Of excluding slavery from the
territories during their territorial sxis-
lance. live had ever doubted the right
or expediency ofshis measure. the blood
Of our fellow citizens that fatlens the
soil Of Kansas-shs pillags. ,hs slasgh.
ter, and the crime Of the civil war.
brought on BY Pierce bright & Co.. In
the experimental departure from the es-
sablished and .fe presidents OF our faith
efs. Arc enough to convince Ne that con-
gress should have that light and should
exert Il.
Try sgsin, gestlsmeu, III you have
not q csmplets Gle Of the American. We
will help ycu 70 one. You shall have
the use Of our bound volume, rather than
you should quote from memory or be
under the necessity Of incorporating
us on the questions before Che people.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
The Csmpaignsr.

We intended 10 notice. some time
ago. the proposals Of Milton Gregg
a Sons. to publish a campaign paper,
favos:ng Fillmore's election. but for
gos Il. Il Is pabli'hed At New Al
bany at 4 eopiss Cor a dollar ill the
election. 1--WE write from memory %
to the prize. Il is cheap enough how
ever. The senior is one Of the best
posted men in the state. and can do
more for FILLMORE !hau any other man.
We know several Fremont men who
have sent for the campaigner just to
see what he can say against Fremont
and the cause. As there may be som.
Fillmore men ID Ihis county, we thus
Tell them how and whsre they car
get good paper for their cause.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

or. swiggett. terrifying to conduct
a Loco Foco paper at copporssille, for
some 10 months. finding II don't pay.
hns soid out 60 Judge Reid a. Co. and
taken an interest In the Cincinnati Ga
ze,te, . real Fremont paper. Fremont
paper. pay best, now. except where
Buchanan papers have hold Of the gov
eminent teat, Reid Heron g. Co., ex-
pect TO continue the Telegraph till after
the election and then follow the fortunes
Of Buchanan line lives II he lives, or die. II
he dies, andbe buried eternalIy IL he is.
Here, Judge, give US your W. So
Gladly, edtorially aud professionally.
we wish you the good luck your quail
ties and talents and requirements merit.
but as you throw yourself upon the par
ty for election, we are Jernenst you
Sorry for IL, for you ars clever fellow
and like you personally as well as
officially Coating your temperance som.
erset aud q few soch items) but we can
not vote for a man to be Jadge who
'pursues tho course you do on the stump.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
Disunionists. North and South. op'
posed to Fremont.

Disunionists OF every shade have moro
to fear from Fremonts election than
from any ether quarter. Southern dis
|unionists. and their northern brethren
who. like j. L. Robinson and Judge
spit.in.his-face, pledge the South to
6ght for them. fear Il. and the Adolf
ZIONIST disunionists do the same.
Alta Garrisonian Abolition celebra.
ton of the Fourth, Of July at Farming
ham. Wendell Philips. one Of the chief
leaders Of the Disunion Abolitionists
said: "a .f,t. =. .,-,,.ef Lef
snow. I have great hopes. Fremont
will DO defeated. think that there Is
great chance that Buchanan will be
elected. And N the election
goes for Buchanan, not only IL Kansas
to be conquered, but Mexico is to be sto-
len and Cuba annexed, md with these
additional weights thrown into the scale
Of the Slave Power, the whole nation
will soon be In chains" esrg4a4
At the same place and time Gsrrison
said /: seq - 'esy ~ - t.ase = 3
The Republican party has only geo.
graphical aversion TO slavery. It's mo-
rality on that subject 10 bounded by 36
deg. 80 min. North latitude. Il ID a
com 'exional party. elusivsly for white
men. not for all men. white or black.
Agrain. Mr.. Phillips. at Abingdon, on
the hrst Of August. said (; .
II seems to me that. in turning its
face TO the territories. and taking up
Fremont, the an.i-slavery party Is let
ting slide. not the Union. but all the
anti slavery gallan:ry. enthusiasm.
principle and spirit that years Of ef-
fort have produced. Our friend Con-
way told US OF a South Carolina min
ister. who had been turned out Of his
parish. because he had refused 10 take
part at a Brooks meeting. would
rather have him for President than
John O. Fremont. es-
Thus Abolitionist and Pro-slavery-
ties alike dread the election OF FREE
mont and for the same reason desire
the election Of Buchanan. II the
God Of our fathers intend to dash this
country upon the rock Of disunion, as
punishment for its sins. the prayers
Of such men as Philips and Garrison
will be answered and Buchanan will
be elected. aise7 ai Ha sa f7n
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s SUMMARY OF TIVE LATEST FoRElcy ANlboMEsr


fI- The 81 Loais jaisii;ysne<r pays
the follow doubtful compliments Pres.
ident Pierce's Governor Of Kansas
Wilson shannon:
Kansas needs a Governor. wretch.
eddy. II has none now. shannon.
who has been acting In that capacity.
was. at the latest accounts. fleeing iof
HE lie. and there is no telling where
he will stop. II he should not hauIl
IBIS side Of bis Ohio home, L will be
nothing amiss. He has been q sheer
nonenusy ever since his residences in
the Territory; sort OF supple. jack. 10
be pulled frst by one purity. next by
the other, and then frightened by both
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

FkvER and AoUE cured without nsia tlninIns
tr~<r,e, Arrrnry er.se. o< .ss1 e ~ lzl~uoess
dfaf-f o. dnnferous cnmrourd<. Fcner<fff r~sof-
ed 10 BY spf.ren ffop fhIs hing dfs~ 3. r1osi II.
neilne. md annoying ~ ~ dIs<4>>>. u <s.rtnx
10 cartefs Spanish nl<tarc ~hich con<<<fs mae
~ the nhest eeistsfioes soi.sl<nc<s. but 81
s,eins'l, 20 fp'ls 3, eps' ssIsE spe<afsI, eaies
, h'ssf snd ska ps,lt ~ Ne t.so1- sse <zp>II.
.5stem has bcr slorred. apeainr ne or<s 81 ne
par naHii.uinx nsf1rr 70 essis( IN h<rst Inn 40
he disssse, and ftsnI.rfau ~ fhsrrI.s.
fte tnf sure 81 Mf' John IL nsdnn- a. ra.tN&
had nxrd and <hronie t1xer aEd A. u<: tIIIIs
twice day lof thrre years. kolnlnr - rs~uu,~<l-
" carr hind until ne tried Gamers <5@aiH M
turs. bottles ~ which perlreil} RESTORES hIm =
health. nor has he had chill since. 81 u enIy
nsstoa: &C = thcsssss.d Who haze rxpor>ros a <ee
hfeftsrs~jng eneess Of lhas ss1astie I1sl1<r Ne
blood. ara .II4f..4- ~.|'..'+|
WooDs H.In sros4rsys.-rrof. .voe4. fhs
fsnssned di<cosercr q NE insktsshl4 van -
slofanye st'il continues 70 isboria b<b@lf'~ -
Afflicted. H,smsdi oinessfs onl>@r<rIn 4cAitHd
BY NE AnerlcAn Press 10 be- f4f ssps<or r ~
others for csusnr 'he hsls on shs ts.s q -
asvd. that has been slissfod Tor lnkp1 >r6r<> y
gre~ forth with as mach sixor and lussrian<s =
when blessed Nth ths ac a,'1s "a ~ >sun< 1x.ss
eaa b. no dosbt that y onecf he sfsztA,s ~
eoverics 10 the medical worIo. II res,ss<s 49,
,'ranrns's grss ss3 zpskss
u assume bsaalfsl any lsstsp. Will IS
been very dearAb'ep N "a sgss sfshs ~sstd---
lcincinnati Daily sun.l ~. q -, = i 80. II
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

w bave long slaes rsfessd 70 10
tics ~ falsshood OF sl~nder Thai
might sppear Il FrsnLlia Dsmoera,.
and have refused 70 inert replies Of
our correspondents to the same.
There are cases. however. which JUS
'ify departure from THE rule. where
serious injustice Is done 10 persons.
and that paper refuses to make the ne
cessary correction, when called upon
to do so. The abuse Of certain Ger.
mans in Harrison is such a case
Some timo ago. The following para
graph appeared 10 that paper. in re-
gard 10 the Germans working in Mr..
Penny's factory: 1--WE challenge him
Penny to name his Dutch who are
going to vote for Fremont and we
pledge ourselves to convince him. sat
isfactorily. that he is woefully deceive
ed" The Germans thus alluded 70
got up the following card and request
ed its publication. but II was returned
to them unpublished. There are eight
Germans working for Mr.. Penny. six
Of whom sign the card. We consid-
a. "A h,,f an art If tuefire IN N. N
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

or On the 6rst page Of to.day's pa.
per the reader will 6nd tho speech OF our
Repres sntatlve In Congress, Hon. John
l.. Robinson. on the propriety OF hand.
ing over 10 Gen. Tsylor's ADMINISTERS.
tion the settlement Of the tsrrilofisI
question--the decisian OF the free boi
Issue. Read the speech. democrats, and
lend u 10 your wing neIghbors that they
too may see The manner In which they
have been gulIcd Into the support OF the
slaveholding interest OF the South The
facts are there, read and remember
the.'.--Frankiin Democrat, Jan. II.
ie49. as0A .srfI ~ 60.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
Average 4 years


Look at these figures. fellow cid-
gems. and see ifyou do not pay a very
handsome sum for the privilege Of
living In a Democratic county. in
which it is considered presumption for
any man TO be proposed for Office ex.
cept by the regular convention? To
secure the nomination Of the party
has been considered equivalent to an
election. untilthis yoke has been Iasten-
ed upon you. And now. the man
who dares say that he will not sub
init to such taxation. Is denounced as a
traitor.
Wayne county was Wing county
and is now a Republican county. and
they pay but fraction over one thild
OF what, we pay. In Union county.
they have built Court House. larger
and more costly than ours. in proper
ton to the size Of the county. and yet
they have paid less than half our tax.
es, and are out Of debt. and this year
their taxes are 10 cents as they were
before they began to build
Union is a Republican county and
always has been, or at most only .
part Of the officers have been Demo.
cratic. and these were elected on such
slight majorities as not to justify in
Producing a Democratic system Of
bailifs and taxation. ae
In Fsyette county. during the 4
years. they have built ie canal bridges
with stone abutments. appropriated
$1,000 to the river bridge. paid Sl
$50 on public buildings, and 1856 on
the w. w. cansi and have %, SIS ia
the treasury after deductipg the
amount Of outstanding orders and
this year they pay only 20 cents on
the 500. Fayst,e 10 Republican
county, and has always been. with
very unimporians exceptions.
In Franklin. good old Democratic
Franklin. which has been given up q
tina, party. time out Of mind, We have
paid AT cents on the 800 and find
ourselves today wilhou. any thing IN
the treasury. after paying orders and
allowances already made: and with m
outstanding debt OF TWENTY-FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS on the courl
House. and a tax Of 40 cents on the
eio0 saddled on US for the current
yvar---just four times as much as they
pay In Union county. a'ny
We have a few moro chapters on
this subject. Hope the old liners
won't nay any bad words. and least o
all must they grumble when they are
Smelling out their dimes to keep ~
this same economical party.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
LATEST PROM CONGRESS.

Congress has adjourned. The APP
preparation bill passed last Saturday.
without the proviso prohibiting the use
Of The Amy to enforce the Missouri
laws on the people Of Kansas. II
passed BY ioi to ea-ths Know Moth
ings fusing. As usual. With the Demo-
orats. The President now has the APP
prevail Of both huuses Of Congress for
enfoscings at tie point OF the bayoaet.
those bloody Democratic laws. In
Kansas. a man dare not speak. write.
or print his sentiments. without fear Of
the chsin gang or prison. Il has come
10 this in the United States. once the
land Of the free and TIE home Of the
brave! 1t the land Of the free no
more. Whether it is yet The home Of
the brave. remains TO be seen. II the
people tamely submit to this oppress-
ion. all the spirit Of their fathers has
departed. ... s''s -. 7 ! -. .,...,..
ofthe determination Of the President
to enforce these laws at All hssssrds.
ana a. a. any sacr'nee o. NE ana o'ooo
we do no! complain. We never could
sea .nv vax for him m sscs M tb;s dn :
~. he Is to execute the laws as he
mas 'nem' ~ the Jaws are cfus' sno
oppressive. u 70 MS duty 70 recommend
their repeal out not 70 snnui tnem oy
his own act lie does nosso regard
them. 'or ne mas nos recommended
repeal. Congress mas approved the
laws ana ORDERED 'ne'r endorsement
ana voted money 70 oe'ray the e.
pen's' only the Republican members
OF each house dissenting. On this
quesuon' as on every o'nef question
affecting slavery. the Know Noth'ngs
ana 'ne Democrats are : unit let
tue democrats OF rraosi'n county are
"''emPnog 70 Drama sne nePuo"can'
win Icing hno~ No'nsns" while
'ney mus act WIN 'ne'. own party, on
Tue great question Oh human uoef'
I'y.
congress nA' enuO.'eu nose 'a"'
- 'ss.'ns's ana o'no'ng' Inc pre-
enoea snnu'men' o. Jew " 'nem
10y the senate y tue , 50 called a, "r"s''
u's''on A', on'5 'a0"eu ''"' ''s
senate y not sincere 70 us pfe.enee
na' tue PsoP'e 'n0u'a govern mem
selves. a nyns 10 annui one Implies
I'LL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

kT- There are 10 be Give ecllpses
this year-two Of the sun, Two Of the
moon. and one OF the Buchananers
aud their allieA The last named will
be total aud eternal. and will be visit.
bic In all The Northern states without
the aid Of telescopes OF smoked glass
Great obscarisy" about sunset on
on the 4lh Of November. --Boslon Bee.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
NLarrisa.

At indianapolis. on the Isl inst.. by
Rev. James Hasens. Jons ID. How.
LAND and DESDfmosA, daughter OF
ALfRnD IlARusos. .N II, -. 4
On the 26Ib inst. by Rev. Daniel
Robertson. Mr. EzaA BouaSE. Of Frank.
In county. Ind, and Miss EsELiSl
BaApy. OF Union county.
On the eeIh Aug, by Rev, John
Gilchfist. Willis q. HAYwosra. OF
Ros,burg. anu MARr TnrREsA Ross,
Of Liberty. fa 81 aiiri
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

wspubl,l,. in smother column. the
speech Of John L, Robinson. on the
wilmot Proviso. We want every
bodyto take particular notice that We
have omitted such paragraphs as do
not relate 10 the issue now before the
people Hope we won't be charged
with garbling his speech for selii4h
purposes. oQGn ew n1R
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
Meeting in White Water.

The Republican meeting in White
Water township last Saturday was an
interesting ons. Between 900 and 1000
were in attendance and they listened
with interest l., the speeches. Every
thing passed OF pleasantly. and We
shall be disappointed II Democratic
White Water does not prove itself
true to IL love Of freedom and ha-
tired of oppressive taxation- oa s.ai
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

ons day last week lot OF old liners
were ovsrhsnling die Of the American
% dnd something that we had said
against the foreigner, which they might
sss - capital against Frsmontan Free
den - - to induce foreigners 70 vote
sgainst the esuse they love- but they
could dnd nothing Of the kind; a. we have
always said that the place o. man's
birth hss nothing 70 DO with his rights a.
nsp, sud thst native Of any country,
- 1sfura'fzsd, has. and ought to
havo. nll the rights Of those born 10 th''
esesuy- They hoped To hnd somsshing
which We had spoken derogssoFy %
Catholics. but they found that We had
constantly rePud'ased religious tesss' a'd
- csafssdsa that Jews and 'nhdsls,
Catholics end Protsstants, had equal
righes, and no law should ever disfran-
ehiss. Or IN any way dIsabIe man on
account 81 HE religious opiaions. while
ws ssrssoossly oppose The demsaoe aes
whs court the vote Of foreigners, simply
became thev are foreirncrs. or Of Cath
.,,.. ..m,,, h.e.... ,h.x ~. ...,hol,r.
ssa so- Vim regard 70 'ne qossuo's az
Issues, Jest a. at this time the psoslavery
vurtv are spoeslIn Q 70 foreigners. not
ser.... fors,en.,. w,.h 10 IA IN ths
~I a S.- A., -,.,-,.,..,
ses 81 "sssIJ' 'u' c's'"''s ''ss
~ ars pr ssceHenes the n'sns o. for
cigars. and - they are now trying TO
Isdues the Know- Nothings to vote for
Dsshsnsn on suspisiou that Fremont 10
: Catholic, and sk~y ere Succeeding
mach % their qualification. Our faith
q sn record On these qaestlons, and we
shsllsaxs the enemies Of free. speech
ana frss press and OF free land to pro-
dsss any thing 20 the contrary. -
Dsf n their search they came scross
Ne foIlowine. In our Issue Of February
~ lasl. In snswer 10 q letter from Col.
y. D. Johnson Of Nsbrssks: I, i'e'
eve msintaIn that n the people OF
Ist's.a should decree so:morrow thar 4
ssees - save STATE .vngress nss
20 , y ~ 's..,,,a : s,a,s \,
{ no business on Congress to enquire
washer the Constitution Of Minnesota
m~-XX-- l.. ..-..LILIs. IL r. Tn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

Juies Con. Piess-ELTSHA VANCE.
Pee. Att'y-THOS. w. BENNETT.
+ sent'tive-ROB. BRUNDRETT.
HIRAM CLUM.
Jressurer-THOMAS A. GOODWIN.
0heri6- w. CLAYPO0L.
Recordsr-TH0MAS 8. WRIGHT.
Sommlsioner-JAS. DERBYSHIRE.
Curvsyor-PHILlP +. JONES. ~
Coronsr-GEOR0E w, LINES.
Assessor Brook. Tp.-T. T. SMITH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

wHxxx Ma. BUCHANAN Srisps,--
President Pierce. In a late speech, says
Of the nomination Of Mr., Buehanan' +
III congratulate you that your choice
has fallen on man who stands on the
IDENTICAL PLATFORM THAT |
OCCUPY. and that he will take the
SANE with the standard lowered never
40 Inchi" ' ''' ~.
stephen Arnold Douglas In his late
New York speech said
"Duchsnan aud myself have FOR sew
eralsycars back, ever since l cama in,o
public liic, HELD THE SAME POSI-
TIoN on the slavery question from be-
ginning 20 end" pf si si,' fis.itt >
Now hear what Buchanan suysi e
~ have been placed on PLAT
PORN WHJCHf HEARTILY APP
PROVE, and imust square my conduct
BY that plattorm.r baSsslaaE1
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
LIvER oonRLAIH1 Azp pYalxP1zl.

covs~s7ox. ohls. Pee. -. -.
"Ns via bee b<ea scs>i led sth ~. -, CO.
pislni ana p,sp>pt4 ~ ! nsn,|.i n a -.
uk > hi<h SINE IAN srrnt |. 49, H4nX ~ AZ
ring, but she fecrissd yer, ilttI~ kru~1l tk~Ts-
finn, nbd finally The doctors s.id enc could ~ -
eussd. Last spfins shs ennsiad.a "A ~ 100.
L.spt Gknx4< Hirrxh-; su> tnuk two bu<<Io1 and
ever Stree trktnx them she has n~eu a1is " a.
tend " her ba<iafss. ! have cold quite numE<r
., :. iesa learn. i k.s given rrs = kei'es Z
anr INK HU
see advertisement
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

We are pleased to announce this e.
equent advocate Of Freedom to speak
b The Peoples Court House. Friday
siehs Sept isth. and II Fairfield Sat-
urday Sept 18Th. at the mass meeting.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

E Slavery, as il EXISTS In the I'm.
tied State. isa relic Of monarchy.
planted here under British authority.
-Eonkiin Democrat, Jan. ", le49.