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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21
arhe Ostond NInnifeslo. ;,

The Republican" prints are trying to
make "howl" over the "Ostend Manifes-
to-" signed by James Buchanan. Let 1t be
read! Are these patriots ready to avolO that
these United States are not worthy of "self.
preservation" and that selfpreservution is
moi the first of natures laws! Here is what
Mr.. Buchanan says:
"The United States has never acquired
a foot of territory except by fair purchase,
or, as in the case of Texas, upon the free
and voluntary application of the people OF
that independent State, who desire to blend
their destinies with our own. Even our ac-
quisitions from Mexico are no exception to
the rule, because, although we nigh have
claimed them by the right OF conquest, in
q just war, yet we purchased them for
what was then considered by both parties a
full and ample uivalent. Our past history
forJids that we Should acquire the Island Of
Cuba without the consent Of Spain, UNLESS
JUSTIFIED BY THE GREAT LAW OF sELF-PRE'
sERvATIoN. We must, in any event pre-
serve our own conscious recLttade and Oul
own sef-respect."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21

The Black Republican orators and press
es assert that the difficulties in Kansas have
all grown out of the passage of the Kansas
Nebraska bill. They know that that bill
secures to the people of those Territories
the right to regulate all their domestic affairs
in their own way, subject only to the Consti-
tuition of the United States. They know
that the bona ,Gde inhabitants of the Terrific
ries are men who have always enjoyed that
right in the respective States from which
they have immigrated. They know that is
a right sacred to freemen in every section
of the Union. And do they mean to say
that the people of Kansas are not capable
ofexercislng the rights and enjoying the prSi.
leges of sovereignty
The N. Y. Sun, one of the best conduct
ed and most widely circulated neutral jour-
nails in the Union, makes the following can
did and truthful remarks concerning the
principles of the, Kansas-Nebraska bill:
GA good principle is of little or no value
unless it be intelligently, honestly, and fair
y carried out. 1t is not the principle of
popular sovereignty in the Nebraska Kan
sas bill which wrought all the mischiefin the
Territory of Kansas but the evils sprung
from the open disregard and fragrant viola
ton Of that principle"
Who that has taken the least note of
passing events in the last.two years, needs
to be told who are the men that have disre.
gardcd, denounced, defed, and openly vio-
lated that principle :! Who does not know
that the leading "freedom screechers,"
even before that bill had become law,
went busily to work to bring aoout the very
difficulties in which the country has since
been involved! And all this has been done
to prevent the sovereign people Of two
young and growing Territories from eXcrci-
sing the same rights and privileges which
belong to the people of every part and por'
ton of the confederacy. Does any one be-
lieve that any disturbances would grow ouI
of allowing the Iona .fde citizens of Kansas
to exercise the rights of citizenship in con
trolling their own domestic affairs Ant
vet the whole end and aim of the Black
Republican organization is to prevent then
so doing, and it is out of those attempts
either on the part of these Black Republi
can leaders or of Missouri border rufians'
that all the troubles about Kansas hav,
grown. Then, where is the blame Doe
it not rest alike upon ALL those who hav
sought to interfere in the fair and fairful ap
.plication of this principle I!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21
Mass Meeting at Salem.

Remember the Salem Mass Meeting, on
WEDNESDAY THE 9TH OF AUGUST
There was never a better opportunity for
the true hearted Democracy Of Old Portage
to attend mighty gathering and listen to
speeches from the first and best orators Of
the nation.
JOHN VAN BuREN, the most talented and
powerful orator of the Empire State, 1ciLI
certainly be present.
Col. SAMUEL BLACK, Of Pennsylvania,
will also be there and address the meeting
without fail. Col. Black needs no recon-
mendation. AS brilliant orator, we hardly
know of his equal in the Northern States.
AS the champion of Democratic principles
he is tower of strength to his friends, anC
terror to his foes.
Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS has beer
written to and may be present.
Remember the day; WEDNESDAY the 27tl
day of August.
Turn out and attend this Democratic ju
bilee?
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21

CASE OF MURDER The Detroit Free
Press says Mr.. Jewett, of Chelsea, Mchi-
gan, died few days since, in consequence
Of intense mental excitement, produced by
reading in the newspapers the details OF
cruelties inflicted upon, and the death of, his
brother at the hands of "Border Ruffians /"
in Missouri. The Postmaster at Chelsea
attended the funeral, and took with him a
letter Just received at his office for the de-
ceased, and postmarked Kansas. He was
not able to present it until at the grave,
when upon opening it, it was ascertained to
be from the supposed murdered man, stating
that he and his wife were we'll, were com.
fortably and happily located, and had not
been hung, ARRESTED, or in any way molest.
cd, Who is responsible for the death and
all the suffering that resulted in the death
of Mr.. Jewett! What ruffianism is there
that equals that wanton trifing with the
tenderest chords of human nature, display.
in this instance. ...... .-....
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21
The Feeling i'm Pennsylvania.

The number of Old-line Wings in Penn.
sylvuuia who are identifying themselves
with the Democracy, and who resolved to
90 for James Buchanan, is extraordinary
In almost every one of our Pennsylvania
exchanges we are constantly meeting such
paragraphs as the following, which we take
from the Somerset (Penn.) Post;
"Among the many pleasing incidents
connecting with the formation Of the Bu-
chanau Club on Saturday evening last, not
the least pleasant was the bold and manly
course of the Old. line Wings. Messrs.
Mier, Baird, Kimmel, Litchteberger and 9TH
ers have heretofore been among the infuen-
tial Wings in the county; MIR. Job and 9TH
ers had been seduced into that unholy COM
bination-that sworn and secret band calling
themselves "Amercans," but known to the
world as Know Nothings. They are to a
man warmly, and ardentIy in favor Of a Penn
syvania President"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21
Something New.

A great Fillmore Union demonstration
will be held on the Ohio River, between Co.
vington and Cincinnati, on the 27th. Here
is description from tho Times:
"DEscRIPTIoN OF THE PLAT.--It is in
tended to have wire stretched across the
Ohio river, having suspended from it Flag,
with the word UNION on it, epcompassed
by thirty-one STARS. q Batteries to be
stationed on The landings Of the three cities,
and on float in the middle OF the river
A steamer, having on board sixteen Ladies,
will start from the Ohio shore, representing
the Northern States, and another from the
Kentucky shore, having On board fifteen
Ladies', representing the Southern States.
The boats, on coming together, will be lash
ed fast, and proceed up the river, under the
Union Flag, where the ceremony Of cement
ing the Union anew will take place by the
Ladies around the American Flag, while
the batteries pour forth their notes of thun'
der. After suitable welcome speech, thu
boats will return to their respective landings
and the people will be ably addressed.
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Stubborn Facts.
" Oh! What q nominee
for the Abolitionists /!

1t may be stated as certainty that the
Black Republican party is in a minority In
every State in the Union.
Whatever States this party may carry (if
they shall succeed in any will be by sim
pie plurality.
This party will thus be in minority in
the Northern States, while the whole South
en- masSe is opposed to it.
Yet this fraction of the nation, (not one
fourth } this fraction of each separate State
aim TO control the whole country, to vic
late the Constitution, the equality Of the
States, and the rights of Southern people.
If we add to the Northern opponents o
the Black Republicans, the entire South, i
will be clearly seen that the "voice Of thu
people" OF this Union is overwhelmingly
against this wicked and corrupt party.
Let these facts be kept before the people
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21

A ViIIainous scheme ofthe Black
Republicans TO stop the Wheels
OF GOveTnment-Extr session
Of Congress.
1t is we'll known that while the Army ap.
preparation bill was pending in the House OF
Representatives in Congress, the Black Re-
publicans of that body, added an amend
ment thereto, prohibiting the President from
sustaining a military force in Kansas. Col.
Sumner is now in that Territory by order
Of the President, for the purpose Of protecting
lis BONA FIDE settlers, IN ise enjoyment o. their
riQLts. He has dlsbanded the Missourians
and driven them out of the Territory. He
has suppressed insurrection in whatever form
it assumed. He has done his duty and as
result, there is peace in Kansas. But the
Republicans are opposed to quiet They pre-
fer that disorder and anarchy should reign
in that Territory. Rumors of blood, and
murder and riot are sweet to their ears
Their party is kept alive by agitation
Upon this they build their hopes for the
Presidency. Herein is their promise Of
success.
For the purpose therefore, of keeping
alive the bitter agitation, they are determi-
ned to leave Kansas without any protection
from the military force of the country. In
order to accomplish their object, they ap-
pend REASONABLE amendment to the ap.
preparation bill-one which they know the
Senate will not agree to. The result is,
the wheels of government are stopped at
once. These Black Republicans have adop-
ted as their motto, "rule or ruin." But hav-
ing done so, they cannot escape the respon-
sbility they have assumed. They, and they
alone, are chargeable with this attempt tC
destroy the government and the people vii
hold them to strict account for their at
tempt to bring upon our country the evils O
civil war.
Congress adjourned on the 18Th, withou
, passing the appropriation bill. The govern
: ment is left without means Of support, ant
the people are left without means Of de-
! fense. The army stationed along the from
tier of Oregon and Washington Territories
to protect the settler from the scalpin!
, knives of savages, must be disbanded. Th
, force along the Missouri line to protect tn
settlers of Kansas from the invasion of tn
q Border Rufiians," must be sent home an
the people left defensecss. B.oodshod an
, strife is the inevitable consequence. Andye
these Black Republicans of Congress, per
: sist in their determination to rule the gov
ernment or stop its progress. They vii
q have fearful account to render to thei
/ constituency when their base designs be
come fairly and fully understood.
# The telegraph reports that the Presiden
has called an extra session of Congress-
+ This is, of course, absolutely necessary VI
t der existing circumstances.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21

KANSAS " OUTRAGEs. ."-The Rochester
Union states that young man, long in the
employ of "Republican" firm in that city,
has just returned from trip to Kansas
He has been to Lawrence and to most oI
the prominent points in the Territory. Ant
he reports that of all the stupeIdous hum
bugs he ever knew, the outrages of the
border rufians," which grace the columns
of the "Republcan' press now days, are
the cap sheaf. s...
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21

RUFUS CHoATE FOR BUCHANAN Rufus
Choate, the able lawyer, and the most infu-
entail member OF the Wing party in New
England, has espoused the cause of Buch-
anan and Breckenridge. The following
telegraphic dispatch is our authority for
making this statement .
WATERvILLE, Maine, August l3.-At the
Democratic and Wing Mass Meetings held
here yesterday, there were strong symptoms
of coalition. At later meeting letter
was read from Rufus Choate, favoring Buch-
anan. a. 3. r..-
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cALIroRrrA.

We believe the Republicans themselves
have no hope Of carrying callfornia. The
result is evident. Fremont will not get
5000 votes in his own State. = 8
We have thus given hasty review Of
some of the Northern Democratic States.
II Buchanan gains as rapidly from this
time until election Os he has for the last
three weeks, Ohio, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island and Wisconsin will be carried by
the Democracy. Roll on the ball.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21

0rThe Indianapolis Ssatina says tha. q
man named Michael ROney was killed BY
Joseph Scott, at Connersville, Ind, on last
Thursday, for huzzaing for Buchanan.
OTThe Planters Exchange, in Mobile,
was burned on the LIST instant. 1t was the
work of an incendiary.
OTDavid Shoemaker, of Van Buren, tp.,
Shelby co., lost his life by entering foul
well near Sidney, on Wednesday last.
OTThe driver Of bakers cart ran over
boy in Brooklyn, on Thursday last and
killed him. The father of the unfortunate
child compromised with the owner of the
cart for S25 .n.a
0JAt hop, at Newport, R. l., few
evenings since, lady from New Orleans
wore bouquet Of diamonds, pearls and pre-
cious stones, which were said to be worth
$4,000. esi
6TA vessel recently sailed from MiIwau.
kie, on Lake Michigan, for Liverpool, Eng,
with cargo of moro than twelve thousand
bushels of wheat.
OTIt is said that the peach crop Of Della
ware is total failure. This result is attri-
buted in part to the heat and drought of the
present summer, and partly to the severity
of the past winter.
OFA wretch named Peter Burker, Of
East Greenbush, N. Y, kicked his little
daughter on the 7th inst, so as to break hel
back. He was arrested, but no one appeur'
ing against him, he was discharged. Il
there no one in Greenbush with the spirit o
man, to have justice done to this brute
0FGeorge Johnson, hand belonging tc
Spauldng & Rogers Circus, was killed in
stantIy at OttaW a, No., on Sunday morning
last. He was exercising one of the rins
horses, and received kick which broke hi
neck.
GTA broker in Boston, has imported
clock from Paris, which is said to be worth,
the attention of the curious. tits suspende,
four feet from the ceiling, and has two faces
while its chief peculiarity is that the clocl
itself performs certain gyrations, which OBJ
viate the necessity of pendulum.
OTThe Dubuque Express says that ther
, is a cavern near Decorah, so situated tha
; the water which falls from its roof in winte
is frozen, and such is the amount of ic
formed, that it serves the citizens Of thO
place in summer with the luxury of ice ror
natural ice house.
GFA man named Jabez Johnson has pei
formed the pcrilous feat of swimming acros
. the Niagara river, between the falls and tn
suspension bridge.
OHJThe Chicago Journal states that me-
2 wheat is already becoming abundant in tn;
! market. The propeller Everg cen took Q,
. 10000 bushels prime new white for Buffal
/, Oh Saturday, and parties have chartered til
: propeller Wisconsin, for cargo of new re
> for Oswego.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21

A FREMoNTER ON FoRETGNERs.-At the
recent Fremont Know. Nothing State Con-
vention of Connecticut, Gov. Dutton, on ta-
king the chair, made few remarks, in which
he said that 'the more he reflected, the more
eigners among us--the agents and auxillia-
ries of despotism in Europe--were met and
put down, we were no longer safe" The
speaker continued, saying that the foreign
element in our population was "BRUrAI
anenighteued IGNORANT agency" These
sentiments were heartily applauded by the
Convention; and that body, before it ad'
journed, nominated Gov. Dutton to the first
place on the Fremont electoral ticket.
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Read This

BRITISH HATRED OF DEMOCRACY.
The British Government takes deep in.
terest in the concerns Of this country. We
are watched with a jealous eye. II we can
judge anything from leading London jour-
nails the trinmph of Fremont in the present
contest would rejoice that people exceed
ingly, while they look upon the election
of Buchanan with fear and trembling. 1t
remains to be seen whether the people of
the United States will elect a President
just to please Great Britain, or whether
they will elect President to please them
selves. The London Chronicle, leading
paper of the British administration holds
the following language iu reference to our
Presidential contest.
"We should be sorry to see Mr. Buchanan
elected, because he is in favor of ofpreservine
the obnoxious institutions as they exist,
AND THE UNITY OF THE STATES
There is no safety for European monarchi.
cal governments, If the progressive spirit
Of the democracy OF the United States il
allowed to succeed. ELECT FREMONT
AND THE FIRST BLOW TO THE
SEPARATION OF THE UNITED
STATES IS EFFECTED Z"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-08-21

WITHDRAWAL OF THE BENToN ELEcToR-
AL TICKET IN MISSOURI. - The Democrat
announced On the 14th inst, the withdrawal
by the Benton Democracy oftheir electoral
ticket, in favor Of that of the Anti. Benton
party. In doing this, the Democrat says,
1--WE lay down no principle which has gov
erned us in the past, and give up no doctrine
heretofore contended for as right and Demo-
cratic. We fight this battle for the Union
the Union as q whole, and have every
confidence that those for whose elevation
we work will be true to its preservation
against all force" ...
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Grit is said that the WASHINGTON NJ

0r 1t is said that the Washington Ma
tional InteHigencer, so long the respectable
and reliable Old-line Wing organ at the
seat of government, will come out soon for
Buchanan and Breckinridge. There is no
mistake that the Democracy. in this contest
for the Union, will be reinforced by the very
flower of the old Wing party. The adhe-
rents of that party are coming over not in
single ilc, but in battalions,
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Democratic Judicial Convention

Tne Democracy of Trumbull, Portage and Maho-
ming counties, requested to meet by delegates in
Convention, at Newton Falls, on Saturday, August
3Oth 10 O'Clock, "A. NJ, for the purpose putting
in nomination candidate for Common Pleas Judge,
to be supported by the Democracy said countless at
the ensuing election.
By agreement of the Committee, Portage Co. is en-
to 81 delegates In said Conyention and Trumbull
and Mahoning to 25 each.
SD. HARRIS, Jr.,)
J. Fl. LEWIS, : Com.
TIE. WEBB,