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EVLECTRO SILVER PLATING AND
M CETnING

II
M GLIDING!
ON IRON, STEEL, GERMAN SILVER,
And all other metals. Old Silver plated re=plated,
equal TO new. Table knives Forks, Spoons Casters,
Cake Baskets, tTea-sets, &C., plated to order.
Watch Cases GiIded with Pure gold,
at prices from 81 80 to $4eo.
J. W. MELLISH.
Sc southbridge Street, at Allen, Turber h Co.'S.
N B. All work or orders lett with Mr.. Geo. Stewart,
sCenirai Street, will be promptly attended to.
Worcester. Jan. 10, 1856
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Wholesale and retail dealer in all descriptions Of

w.; W. pii xT,nt ~ ch H Ak az
Maple, Reach Hemlock and other Lumber required for
bu dng, mechanical and manufacturing purposes at the
best of the Albany Market Purchasers invited
to examine our Stock before making purchases.
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RON
rs tons assorted weiish Iron, Fat and square.
10 best Norway Bar Iron.
100 assorted best refined Iron, Iound nat, and
square. ,.
20 /" small round and square Iron, from lilo TO Vi
Of an inch.
tons q. b. horse-nail rods.
10 +" horse and ox-shoe Iron.
10 best Norway rods, and shapes assorted.
70 4" hoop and band Iron. from 70 Q inches vide.
20 best Glendon iron.
Aowmore Iron. assorted.
Oval, and hali-round Iron.
Sheet Iron.
STEEL.
q tons sleigh shoe Steel (swedish)
q best east Steel, (aanderAon, Bro.--& Coz
O. /" round machinery Steel
Nugnnh spring
Blatercd UD
ALSO.
Fgsher 4 Norris Cast Steel Face Anvfs ana
Wees. Best Engiish AnUiis and Vices,
Horse Rasps and Files.
fsNUTe and WASHERS AxLE-TREEs and BOXES
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACksMITlfs BALL0WB,
bLAcKeMETHg SEA COAL. ONO AND NOVA
VIVA RINDsTo
orns Mails made from the best u. b. Iron, warranted
NIB. p. ]. are alto Agents for ADRl0NAo AMER
fCAM CAST STEEL.
~ The above viii be sDld on tbe most favorable terms
bys pbuobh, y The Old eAnd W ssS sgusre
Worcester, Oct l. 1854 doOdas'
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I'D u r G L ARS' ALA VI
ES AND
PHYSICIANS NIGHT BELL AND LAMP.
BINGHAM 4 BAILEY's PATENT.

This instrument is hemost perfect AMI efficient ever in
vented Ii can be atta-hed any door or window any
attempt to open which, will cause loud alarm to be rung
and lrmp Instantly lighted. It can also be easily at
taehed to common clock, mskng it to sound an alarm
and light the lamp at any required hour.
Ofice 81 Washington street, Boston.
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w OR CE TER Ally
Gxpresses.
- FULLER,s NoKWIGH AND

c. FULLERsS NORWICH AND
W0RCESTER EXPRESS.
c. s. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York. He will transport Iron Safe in each tram
for the Transmission Of valuable packages
0ERTcEs-180 Main St. Worcester N. G. Brakenridges
Store, under y anregan House, Norwich. Ct
Al packages should be marked Fuller's Express
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1855. sept2
- ROSS,S PROVIDENCE AND
- WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Gases forwsrded and other Express
husinesst acted at Fall River, Mansfield, Attenoro
Taunton New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass.i Bristol
Warren Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, Warwick,
Wickfeld Peacedae, and Wakefield, r. l. and Stoning
On. Conn.
oFFIoEs-IS0 Main street, Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store Woonsocket; No. 9 Broad street. Providence
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Boston Advertisements.
FRANKLIN
PRIN TIN Ct HOUSE,
Corner Of Franklin aud Ha,oley Sts.,
BOSTON.

The Franklin Printing House possesses unusual faci
lies for prompt execution of the finer descriptions Of work
such as Books, Certificates and Transfers Stock In
surance Policies, Bank Cheeks of elegant designs
Circulars, Wedding. Address, and Business Cards &c
Check Books on all the Boston Bankg constantly on
hand, or furnished to order.
Particular attention paid to Printing in Colors.
At the late Exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanic Association, Medal Diploma were awarded
the Proprietor for the most elegant specimens Of Fancy
and Job Printing In that particular department. he feels
assured, his establishment cannot be surpassed.
Persons desiring any description of Printing are invited
10 call. SAM'L ClIISM, Proprietor.
myA diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-16

A NEW EDITION OF THE ECONON-
"a IOAL H0uStKEEPER by MRS. A. HowIAYp
This Book Of which than $4,000 copies have been
sold wbe sent, In binding, the address of any
person in the United Stats, free Of portage by their re
may be sent if convenient. Address the Publisher
WIN. ALLEN, 275 Main st.
Worcester, Oct. Ii, 1856. daw6ro
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-16

sHNO THE LADIES' BRADBURYs PEARL
DE BLONDE, for BeaytJying the Complication.
The most RICH delicate and valuable preparation known
for the human face; originally prepared by Sir Ashley
Cooper one Of Engands greatest physicians and the Sc
cret impaired TO the proprietor by the late Mrs Warner
the celebrated English Tragic Actress who had used for
years, and who could find nothing equal it in the
world II has never before been offered for sale in this
countF. but is familiarity knORn and extensively used by
the fashionable 10 the cities Of Europe.
TESTIMONIALS:
BosToN, Mass May 9th, 1856.
GEO. W. BRIGes, ESQ., Dear Sir: l have no hesita-
ton in saying that during professional career have
met with nothing equal radbury's Pearl de Blonde
It causes no injurious effects however freely may be
used You Vii please send me three bot and oOlige,
Yours truly, MRS. Il. P GRATTAN,
Nc Bradford Place.
Boston, Mass. May 9Th, 1855,
geo. ". BRIGGS, Esq.-Dear Sir:-I have been engag.
ed professionally in Theatres for the last thirty
have nothing for the Complexion equal Bradburys
Pearl de Blonde Please send half dozen bottles
oostumer, Bost 9 IN Theater
For sale in Worcester by O. BAKER & CO., Booksel"
ers. 1874 Main street. sNF
Agent for New england, GEO. W. BRIGGs stationer.
and Wholesale and Retail dealer in Harrisons American
Perfumery and Writing Ins a2s Washington Street. OPP
posite the Adams House e22 div
SPINAL COMPLAINTS.-Ai lew METHOD OF
- treating SplNAL DISEASES Luruafures Of the
Spine, and Spinal 0ithouf pain or suffering
20 ne patent however young feeble, success.
fully praetised by
DIR. j.. A. w GOD,
at his office, No 2l5 Washington ST. Boston or at his res
idence, Marlboro Hotel.
Having examined fhe serpenne Spring Apparatus
used by Dr. j. A. Wood, in the treatment Of la raj
Natures OF the Spine, recommend 1t efficient and
comfortable to the patient,
HESRy J. BIcHLow NJ D., Prof surg Harvard Univcr
sity.
GEO. HAYWARD, M. D., Ex Prof Surg. Harvard univer-
sity.
WINsLow LEWIS, M. d.
Nv C.RMIrH, Mayor OF Boston.
JoHN w. Warren M. D.
HERRY a. CLARK, NJ. D., City Physician.
|, Boston, July. 1854. n6d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-16

The undersigned having examined surveys made in
allIe' en parts OF the County, maize by H. + WALLIve
State Epg ieer take pleasure in recommending the Man
o. Worcester county. t. be published bf Wn o. Baker
Co, to citizens Of This County. being in our opinion
V'ry accurate re liable, AZ practical Map, complete
County Directry, and well worthy heir liberal patroage
Considering the expense attenGiug its survey procuring
so accurately all the names, locations distances tovn
plots views, &c &c and the limited sale it nus necss
sary meet with, account Of being entire a loca
work, We think he hrs It very reasonably.
CIV RICHARDSON, a. II BULLOCK,
IRA BARTON Henry CHAPIN,
JOSEPH MASON, THos KINNcurT,
ISAAC DAVIS GAS. g. PRExTIss
Alex H. WILDER, S @. KSowLroS,
ASTboNY HAsE, EMORY WAsHBuRS.
Worcester, March 80 1850
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-16

The RLAChs
STONE hot AIR port
able RANGE,
This is one OF the most
convenient Ranges ever
filtered to the public. as
it will burn either wood
or coal, has a larger oven
cap be arranged so as to
heat either one or two
rooms. and can do more
work with less fuel, than
any other range iu the
market. The subscriber
is prepared to furnish
the above Ranges with
water, back ard hot air
q x-t,,,.ae ard 20 xpar,.ar,f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-16
a NEW AND CONF LETE
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP
OF
WORCESTER COUNTY.

By Harry 7. WAL1ING; State Engineer, and By actua
measurement from original Surveys, throughout
The uhote County.
The sphscrberi is preparing to publish Few and COM
pete Typographical Map of Worcester County The sur
yeys are made by experienced Surveyors All the Public
Post Offices Sch Of Houses, Cou try Stores Hotels Mills
shops Sc.. are 10 be marked The nan,s of property
holders generally, arg also to be serted upon their
Chstauque Co., N, Y, by the same publisher This Nap
wiz also be surrounded with Ornamental Dor Ter OF
Figne'te Views taken in the County Maps Of Villages
eurate Table Of Distances and fron an PARTS of the
County the plan viii be plotted 10 suitable grade so
as to make large and ornamental Map to engraved
ny experienced engraver and delivered to subscribers,
handsomely colored and mounted, for So per copy.
VIM. e. BAKER s o..PubI5.hers.
orders aybeleit with IpE & DUTT0N, lO6 washing
on, ST. Boston.
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CHAIRs! CHAIRs !!

~ Chairs newly Gained at No q Oxford st., FSa
u Worcester, by MRS. J. C. CLARK. rs :
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TREMoNT FAINT WORKS

BRIGGS A. ROBINSON,
No. "a Fulton Street, corner Of Cross Street. Boston.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN ZINC WHITE.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WHITE LEAD.
GROUND AND DRY PAINTS.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-16

The UNDERSIGNED, citizens Of Worcester County bsv,,
learned Tint Henry f. Wairg who appointed NV tbe
Legislature Of 1867 10 superinend the eorrectnn NJ h
State Map has made surveys. in contction WIN Lat
work, for rye ami accurate Map Of Wniceser Cnoniv
u he publshed by Vim. e. Baker 4 ca b ston ,si 4,
pleasure Ia expressing our confidence tn ~. worb VII
b u really scientific AMI valuable one AMI be ~ !.
will he iherly sustained by the ci liens OF ,be Cnt
Amasa WaberN Brookded; Alex Dewitt. Oxford.
Bonnm Nye, Btno -aeld A. Cracker M .Si,i
Asyph Wood, Gardner; Ebep'r y orr Fi,nh,,,,,c
Samuel Ciark, Northboro'; A. Uargip,,tr sl,Ssn,,
.FaytrNeaihtr, Wet ioro;satl, 81 Isi,e 500 iSj
J9hn sn' lecrftcrj David ice, Barre,
9hn' v. Me'cal Mtndoni Lfh JONn, Huh6nrlston;
Sonh nf "hS, Ffctunj Aug Hin, Hayward,
). woodbury., sut.oni JosephRaymond, lioyal ton,
Dan Hill, Blackstone.
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WoRCEsTER s NAsHUA RAiLROAD

80 80 80 and after MONDAY July
1856 Passenger Trains will run as follows: Leave
orcester for Kchburg, Reach Groton Arrive at Nash.
rotor, Nashua & Lowell. Junction. ia and Lowell,
csc $50 935 a m.
l1.o0am. 1886 p M. 1I5pm.
4.OOpm- sos pm. 6l5pm.
Nashua Fchburg. eroton Junction. W ts1ssun
10 am. 45ar. T5oam. 9O5am.
l1.45a m. 124opm 12.Sopm m l60pn
5Opm. 5.50p m 5S5 N. ESQ D M
oNNECTIoNS WITH OTHER ROADS AT NASHUA.
An trains connect with the trains of the Concord Rail-
road where passengers take the cars from the North
en the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and Montreal
and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Groton Junction trains connect iireetly with the
trains of the Steny Brook Railroad also with those
Of the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train from Boston.
train unless the laser Is delayed Passengers from New
York for Fitchburg, Nashua, Lowel Concord &c. will
have opportunity breakfast in Worcester and then
take this train which connects at the above named places
with trains going from those points North and West.
The II O'Clock and 400 p trains connect at Worces
ter with the trains from the Boston and Worcester Nor
witch and Worcester, Providence Worcester, and West
ern Railroads, and arrive Fitchburg Groton Junction
and Nashua in to with the different trains
from these points.
The train arriving in Worcester at sos a. M connects
with trains for all the above named roads, including the
Express train for New ork Albany, and the West
Springfield.
Passengers arriving in the 2lo p M have an hour or
more to dine and then take the afternoon trains Of the
roads above named.
Inc T. tram leaves drot0, junction at $50, Stop
ping at all the Way Stations md connects with the
Steamboat train for New York via Norwich.
Through tickets for New York Norwich sold al
ftchburg, Nashua, Peppere, Gruton Junction Clinton,
and Lowell State Rooms Berths may be secured at
Fitchburg, Nashua, and Lowell
Through tickets for Providence Springfield, Albany,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago St. Louis,
&C., may be secured at Filchburg Nashua, or Lowell
AtWorcester, through tickets sold for the White
Mountains, Montreal, Burlington, Rouse's Point, St
Johnsbury, &c. G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't
Worcester, July 2. 1865 diff app
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS.-ByNthe Act
4Na Congress, passed March 8, 1885, all Officers Sea
men, and Soldiers, who have served FOURTEEN DAYS
IN any War of the United States since 1T5 are entitled to
100 acres of Laud, they have not received it. Those
enough more to make MP tn, $780, Those who have re-
ceived loo acres not entitled any more The bene-
fit of this act extends to the widow and minor children Of
the soldier, but to other heirs, Those who have en-
engaged in BATTLE are entitled to 100 acres without
regard to the period of their service.
Persons having claims under this any other act will
have them promptly attended to by calling on or writing
70, A. D. RICHARDSON & CO., IL Railroad Exchange
Court Square, Boston who pay cash for warrants.
b. We have faithful and experienced Agents in
Washington, and make ehaege in any case unless
We Obtain the land. dandtf mrh
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Stoues, Nr
G!AN BE FOUND AT 7aFKoNT ST.

general assortment Of Stoves. Tin, Copper,
Britannia and Brass Ware TIP Roofs put on in the
best manner Tin and Copper GpI.rs Conductors put
up at short notice. Also Culvers improved Hot dir
SURFACES for heating public and private buildings, tho
best in the market. r. F. PHELPS
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Railroads.

g., FITCHBTRG q WOKCES-
TER RAILROAD
a WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 10Th, Passenger Trains
will leave Fitehburg Sd a. H. u 10 and as D. m.
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at so ami IL 90 m, and 90 PM.
IYERS PHILLIPS Pfes't.
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nasEaEsa NORWICH & WORCESTER
N1Eetysse RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF Winter ARRANGEMENT.
On and amer "WEDNESDAY, Jan 30, 1855, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave as follows
No witch for Worcester and Way Stations, A. NJ. 12I5
and $40 p. NJ
Worcester Tor Norwich and Way Stations, IT'S, and 10
A. NJ, 4.30 p. NJ.
NFw. RI One, Norwich, Jan. %, 1850. If
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TRY IT-TRY- IT-TRY IT.
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40 william Street, corner Of Beekman. New York.
ah22 da,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

equality with the white man; and the ig-
norant rank and file Of the party, accept
ing as truthful all their leaders tell them,
have swallowed the lying story. Thus,
by diverling the miads of the people
from the true issue-freedom or slavery
the sham Democracy have triumphed.
Now: The Republicans Of Marshal
county. forming. us they co, portion Of
the great army Of freedom, fighting unde I
TIE banner Of our noble leader, Fremont 4.
have duties and obligations resting upon
Them. If these are fulfilled, we shall
certainly prevail-if they are cisregarded,
we shall as surely fail. What are these
obligations!
|. EVERY REPUBLIcAN MUST BE At THE
Polls, aud VoTE AND WoRK FOR FIRE.
MONT AND DAYroN. Let no one be dis
heariened by the result Of the October
election We relied then too much upon
Il
the means Of success that were in our
power 10 use. While we were es!ima-
ting our majority fer Morton. the Loco
focos were buying up rotten Know Moth
ings, and spending thousands and tens Of
thousands Of dollars i'll pi2e-lnying The
State. There never was general cleo
tion in this country that the d. mooracy
did not strain every nerve to athieve
success; while. upon the other hand, the
opposition have TOO ofen been defeated
when by proper exertion success would
have been certain. Let every vote be
polIed, and the day is our own.
2 LET 80 ILLEGAL NorEs BIT PoLLED
Sec tha. township committees of vigil
ance be appointed whose duties shall con
sist in attending TO this all important
matter. If an imported horde similar &c
that which invaded our County at the
October election is again here xt Tues
/ day. see TO il we'll that they have legal
right to vote, before their ballots are &C
copied BY the election officers. Let II;
see whether a lot Of lrishmcn, non resi-
idents OF cur State, must be cur masters
in November, as they were in October.
Be active and vigilant. Remember
the issue is Freedom upon one side and
slavery upon the other. lie who votes
for Fremont is in favor Of the former
while Buchanan and slavery go hand in
hand together one and inse parable.
People Of Marshall County. make ycul
choice between them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

TO mantle their cheeks with shame. -
Out Of your own mouth, you perceive.
neighbor, you are condemned. You
must be careful how you handle two.
edged wea pons. or you may inaiot mere
wounds upon yourself than your adver-
sary. When shall we have the pleasure
again Of relaxing cur gravity over such
inimitable logic?
If tie editor intended 10 intimate by
the remark, "that the course he hos seen
proper to pursue in reference to oursell,
The Court House Clique and Mr.. Van
VaIkenburg, will not be The cause Of any
great Increase in his subscription list.
that we could be deferred By such q mer
cenary motive from discharging a duty we
felt incumbent on US, he will ermit us
10 inform him that he is mistaken in
the man. II he intended 10 recommend
his party friends to withdraw their pa
tronage from US, il was unnecessary.
They have done about all they can DO in
that respect. We hope the Republican
merchants. mechanics anG business men
Of Plymouth and vicinity, will not imi-
tate the narrow and unwise policy Of their
Democratic contemporaries, in this res
pect. Prescription is game two can
play at, and we opine that the Republi-
cans of Marshall are as independent o.
the Democracy as the Democracy are Of
( them. II the Democratic business men
of Plymouth do not desire the custom of
Republicans let them declare it. The
Republicans, on the con;rarv, we arc
sure, 20 not want TO prescribe any man
in business Gil account of his political
principles. VIVA. they will Do in self
defence may readily be inferred. Such a
state Of society, however, is to be depre-
ca led, and he is no fiend Of our free in
stituiions. OF freedom Of opinion, and Of
political and religious liberation. who
encourages or jus;ifos it, either BY word
or deed-cxcept is q measure OF self
defence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

-
every friend Of our cause, and rally th1m
10 the rolls. Let TIE District Commit
tees return the names of all legal voters
to The Township Committees, and, Us
for IS may BE-, u certa.n their poiihca!
sentiments.
Let vigilance COMMITTEES b. appointed
at every poll To guard the purity OF the
ballot box. Challenge every voter "ho
comes - the polls Who Is not known %
your committee. Question him as t. ms
residence and occupation, and let your
Inspectors and judges be reminded that
they have t: ken an oath that they rilt
not knowingIy permit any person 10 cote
trko is not qualified" aud shat II IS tAelf
duty by every means in their power to
guard < inst Illegal voting. Should an
Illegal vote be cast. arrest the offender
at once. and let hi,n De visited with the
extreme penalties Of the law Let the
Toll Isis Of the October election be cop
led. aud let the names of voters ct the
November election be compared there
with. marking all non resident or fraud
uieut voters.
Lat =. ,a,o;nd ali honest men ,ha,
vi,bout a full recoauition Of the princi-
ne that = msiuity If The lrgel voters
r. he State h'x. he ,;rLt to dictate
NOR cho;co no Rernb,;ean form Of GOV.
LINEN, can ev;=,
II is evident that the contest in tie
S.a,e n I,l,na will he between Mr..
Buchanan and Mr.. F.emont. aud we
J tbrrsf,ra cal, mon eyer n,,n xbo ono.
SIS he extension of slavery and who
loves freedom who dcsisss to right The
s,r,onlors vron5 committed il The
feneal # t,le Missouri C,,npromise--uh r
: o,.scl n tba outr,g ; AMI crime.
committed ag4ins. the Fee S..tler; ci
K,nsas--vi.o : in favor oi tbs admission
Of Kansas IS Free State. 10 raliy &c
The snnoar, Of JOHN Fcrmont.
Ffermen Of InliafTaThis nay b,
The last oppor.unity off red you fer year:
to come. to declare vour determination
At The ballot box IN nrrserye The free in.
,,i,u,i,ts Of your country. The eyes O.
,t, civ;lized vorIt are uD,n you--thf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
CKCSiionS Elr Democrats.

CO. Guild slavery ever have entered
into Kansas had it not been for the re
peal Of the Missouri compromise?
Who repealed that compromise?
What party is in favor of Free Kansas.
and opposed to slavery in Kansas?
What party in Congress has uniformly
voted against Free Kansas
Who mmenced this agitation Of the
slavery question, 81 much reprehended BY
the Democratic party now3
What oct in The ,ifo Of james Buchan.
an gives assurance dat he will be founo
friendly TO free institutions in the fu
.urea
Would the slave States support Buch
anon and Breckenridge unless those men
the candidates OF tho Democratic party
were reliable anl lrue to the South an,
Slavery
Answer these questions and vote &C
cordins'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
For Tie Republican.

~ ti.t ~ i'-'-44
Mr.. Editor picly of some Of
our Democratic neighbors appears to be
very much shocked, indeed, by the con-
duet Of the Rev Mr.. Reeder. lie hal
the aulacity AMI impiety 10 attend Re-
pnblican corvention.--anl worse than
all he rode IN a wagon that carried flag
with HAT ojious inscription Freedom,
Free Speech, and Free Men," and won
de,ful TO tell, he sat on the seat next TO
tina, detestable As:,! Now, Mr.. Editor,
you know that our Democratic friends
are very pious souls, and do not won
der that they feel very much humiliated
in view Of such conduct by TIE poStor Of
one of our Churches. But. you know.
sir, that there is some allowance 10 be
made for him, for be belongs to that un
fortunate class of :aeu Sly led by the De-
moe racy Of the present day "itinernnt
vagabands,' and we could not expect
much better from one ol that class
Preachers. however, ought TO know that
they have no rights. p li;lcal or moral.
They have not the right even TO petition
Congress. on any great moral question
much less attend meetings opposed to ;ht
extension of slavery; and if tie Rev
gentleman ,hi.l.s ho has the constitution
al right 10 prfach against the sin o
slavery, he may be me; aud overwhelmed
with the same argument that Senator
Sumner and Horace Greedy was, AM fin,
to his great asioashmtnt that the Dec
/ lsra,ion Of independence is a ''se.i-evi
dent lie True. We have not got bo
gus legislature 10 muzz'o the press am
silence the freedom Of speech. but VIZ
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calling than TO say or do any thing agains
or beloved palent DEMOCRACY.
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