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

G-s-ln tho city OF la Porte. some 400
ident voters. Aud the la Porte Tunes
tDem) does not pretend TO deny that
There may have been some OF them fraud
ulenL Witness the following admission
from i,s issue Of last week, triel but sig'
nlhcan.,
Tho OPPOSITION. whenever tho pemoe
racy have shown gam, are loud IN tho,
charges of. corruption, importation OF
votes. &c, &c, &c, There may
have been iliegai votes cast az this
Poll.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

SLATE SENATORS. - In this Congress.
ional District, the Republicans gain two
State Senators. - NJ. II. Weir, Rrpub.i
con, is elected in the Lapor,e. Porter aud
Lake district, to succeed Anthony. Dem.
by 037 maj. la the Csss. pulaski and
Howard district, {. ID. Murray, Rep. il
the place Of Barnett, Dem. by 81 mal.
and in this district. Hugh Miller
DEM, BY Z maj f, in place Of Richardson
Dem.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

CO. Our noighbor thinks we ough, 10
feel bad because "a large majority Of the
citizens Of tho county have seen proper
not to heed" our advice" IN reference 10
The u, mocfa,ic eopdiiales for county Off.
ees. Were |, tue ,ha, "a large maloti
"" OF tho legal voters Of the county. had
decided against us there would be no
force N the remark, as II IL, Va beg leave
to assure our nelghbor tia, We have not
been unhappy fora siuslo moment. eIuee
tho election, on that account, DO you
feel condemned, neighbour, every time
your patty Ia defea,edi Or, do you not
console yourself by atlrIbuliug /, to
temporary blindness, or .ome other cause,
on the par, OF tho roopoY
Lee, US Try his logic, and soc how
ho likes II when applied To himsell
"The soyereigns' Of this Congressional
District, "sat In Judgment on" Schuyler
Colias, con the lllh inst. aud rendered
a verde, that should cause his ,radursrs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

MARSHALL Cousry DEMocRAT.-W
arc sorry to learn from the last numbc r
OF the Democrat that az article in thu
first number Of the Republican" gave
offence TO our neighbour. We disclaim
any personal allusion TO tho editor, in
the remark complained Of. II was used
in a political sense, aud we supposed
ho would so understand it. So far n
wo know or have heard the editor is o
gentleman, aud we ccttain,y have no wish
TO enter into personal war with him.
But, he will 10, object, we hope. TO
our calling his Arguments aud views in
question. coca. ionally. through our coli
umns, should 40 think il necessary. -
We shall cndcavor, in our editorial inter.
course, not to depart from tho rules of
courtesy tha, should be observed bctw cen
gentlemen. II, however, ia the heat of
political discussion. NO should usc o
word or remark not in strict eonsonancc
with this rule. the editor will in1 VA al
ways ready to explain or to,'uct, when.
cvcs tho objectionable VOID or remark is
pointed on, 10 us. II done Ia the propel
spirit
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

TmAEKsatvlSG. Gov. Wright has op
pointed Thursday, the 90th Of November
next. us Thanksgiving day IN ,hisS,ale.
II ffcemoE, IL elected we may lool like
pitching Into ia, turkey otherwise,
fasting aud mourning In sack cloth aud
ashes will probably be more appropriate.
especially for "lIlaek Republican," The
oufaoli.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

SrNAToR,AL.-Hueh Miller, Buchan;er.
S elected Senst tor from this District bv a
majority Of z. His election, We under.
stand is 10 be contested OH the ground OF
Illegal votes. There is no doub. bu, that
Mr.. Shryock received decided majo,i.
ty Of the legal votes OF the District. and
should be allowed his seat in The Senate
without delay. We give the msjoritie:
by counties:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

The Democratic vic
tory in Pennsylvania, over which they
have burned their powder, JIaHh their
whisky and rent their throats. Turns out
to be rather doubtful affair, after all.
1t is no indication Of the result next
Tuesday. The Republicans have carried
tho Legislature and majority of the
Congre ssional delega ton. These are
quite as fair tests Of popular opinion as
State officers. HuzEl for Peunsylyania.
On prediction is, that, with On honest
vote, the OLD Keystone will wheel proud
ly into line, OH the side of freedom an
against slavery extension. next month,
and thus secure the election Of our gall
liant standard bearers. Freemon, and Day.
ton. - let the vote Of Indiana be cas-, as
it may. either for or against them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
SiMeri-WhY Extend Il.

Iae great principe Is. 0nl ever Will
rema'a in force. TEAr All MES ARg ~
NATURE rRsr.
Continental Coagrsss 1899
Ii is couerded,on oil hands that Tho
right to be Ir'e can never DO alienaird -
Continental Congress
II Is among my lirs, wishes 70 see some
plan adopted, by which slavery IN tbis
country may he abolished by law.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Slavery is contrary - the law OK ni.
tufe AMI oi nations. WM. Wmr
slavery is dirh spo, on the face Of
th nation. -LArANfrrg.
Slavery il repnsn,ni 10 the r,inci lie
% Christianity, IL rfoslfales ever, be.
nn'olent and Just principle OF seton ~
The human heart -RienAup Rpsn
We should transmit, to ro.,ctt, our
abhp'ton,o of slavery -rArmcA llrSn.
TIE way | hope. l. preparing unie'
the auspices OF Heaven. iota total eman.
eipitnn -raom,s jtrrfHsoN
Eseu tho earth itself. which teens
with rfoiusion undot the cultivation Il
The ifcrhotu lahote,. shtinhs into hiuea'
n7ss liom tho contamlnallng sseai eta
plov Mostrsqtu
The south nov maintains that slavery
- nshl natural anl necessary. and ders
not depend upon difference 1T complex
'oh The laws ~ tho Slave States lus'
uly lhe holding of white men IA honl'
AGO --NiehmeaR {la) Eagard
hachenan raper
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

CO. Coll,x's m1j in this District IL
about 1886 Bsen ten is re elected in the
l0Ih District by nearly zee msjoriiy.-
Peuit's maprity, in the llth dist. is
1872.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

G = In this State, tho Shamocrats
will have majority in the House, aud
tho Republicans in The Senate. Willards
majority will no, vary far from 0 600.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
>~NN> ~

vancel 10 he very face oi the law 49,.
reason. Thus freu!s are DEFEATED -,
excused. AID elections arr carried .r,,r..
tho citzens by wandering bands Of bi,.I
voters. -Ll%. your.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

y DtNneRAtlo ortNloN. The Rich
mom tHqHrer, the gfeal Buchanan o.
gan At the south, rhsks tie Germans WITH
Tue negro saves. Il SAYS; The, Olhs No.
sfpes) 'fe muca mpre capable ot intel
heenuy exercising the rgh, of puilrsa
.han Tie ignonnt Dnchmen AZ The
Mouth whose votes can be bought fora
dollar ora on oi lager bier" The Bach
aneers hoas, their doctrine, are The same
~ il'ln'i', Nirginil onl Sou'h carolI
IA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

a liousEuoLn TRurn "A mother In
law IN al establishment is rave good
servant, bu, precious bal mistress.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

REPRESENTATIVE. - Eli Brown is elect.
ell representative TO tho State Lcgisla
,ure in this District. The following are
said to be the official majori,i's:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30
The sscv ol;aiioliSis-'T4lc way
we TsuSs 10.

It wosAtals ~ {, 'i,,;;'-E 70.
the last Republican club meeting, "fhdi
re iice IN a revolutionary ere, and ttdi
all That IS necessary 10 prccipuaic he
repolutioa is for the Republican rarty
20 afopi tie sane 'reapOHs Of their op
pOaeats aHi ihta Ike g0rcrnmcM IS al
an end We are conGnrei people.
just as truly as il i, had been done BY
force Of arms, by ppine AMI slaughter
Other S;at's have interviewed AMI alet
ted to Us oar Governor. oar Legislature.
ani oar laws. our Congres'meu anl toun
~ officers. SHALL wc submit in future
10 such lnvosions2 Have we the spirit
to revol, eginis, such tyrann.3
Tie Presidential election comes OF IN
two weeks; it can be carried in several
ways:
1t. By importing voters;
u. By sluiiiug the hallot.hox;
81. BY double unl II bic voting:
llh. By guarding the polls with arm
AMI killing of iiltgd voters.
Oh. By honesty. di'ligent, wild
awake wo,h on election day umd from
this day I'LL then.
The Republicans, having no discipline
in tho frs, methods cunnui adopt them.
they must be left TO their alvcrsares,
who are lcpts at those games.
The lth method would be Us jpsiiiahlc
in many instances. ~ it would be to
shoot down the inccndiary who is op
ply ins ,hc torch to your dwelling.
The 5th method is the one we recon
mend.
CO. It, Let all tho voters in cnch
precinct be- counted md their name,
written down. and then SEQ that no one
else votes
C. let faithful mrn ha detailed 60
watch each railroad station. onl each
train: when hand Of suspicious voter.
get on. let them be- followed by at least
two good Republicans Ca. tho polls ano
all day 50 that they may be detected II
they attempt to vote twles.
az Let eeery ,lraaser be chOllerg d
crery one.
O. Let the vn,cs be counted ou'
forthwith Stand hy the boxes, R"pub
lieOns. till The las, vote Il counted. 1t
eau b. done the csea,ug II the election.
as there Il bat a single uuspli, ticket -
iosis, upon tho Instant count,
Nee that every Republican votes.
See that the old lmels vote hn, once,
Then victory Is outs - hR, jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

Tom k'fkmtn used 10 tclIa itenl oi
hla d,orplng ~ about dinner time on M
oil lady, who Invited him to draw up 10
tho table. There was n huse pic of The
pa, eflcf lar dmnner, The ola lady
helped him bonnliiully. ani he being
hungry was duing Justice 20 It,
"S'nngct" said the old lady, "ynu
viii tlnt almost every kind OF mea, ~
that plo,'
Wcs madam said he. 'tnd ash
too, as no drew from hotworl hls lips
what he imagined was tho back bone of
red horse sucker
Lord have mercy" exclaimed the old
wom,n, "il thar Amt our llne tooth comb
that Billy lost two weeks ago,'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-30

Oh mn. R'p. State Ctn. Committee.
J. S. HARVEY. Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

EXECUTION or CRowDER-Sampson
w. Crowder was hung in Yreka on the
lst of November for the murder of S
Lewis. The Yreka Union contains
the following account of the execution,
and the last words of the unfortunate
wretch:
Gentlemen; l suppose you hav"
come to see me executed. | am ready
and feel willing to die. Iwarn you all
not 10 drink. If | killed Lewis | do
not know it. Take warning by me |
think | will have safe journey home
| ieel happy. l feel that my sins are
forgiven. ] hope You will meet me
there. | believe that is all | have TO
say.
After these remarks he sat down and
conversed quite freely with the Sheriff
and minister; about this time there
was apparently slight agitation or ner.
vousness visible in the frame of the
prisoner. lie was consoled and cheer.
ed throughout the trying scene by the
Rev. MIR. Baker, whose kind Christian
counsel was received by him with
marked attention.
At quarter before three o'clock a
prayer was offered up bv the minis
ter, the prisoner kneeling between him
and the Sheriff.
Mr.. Baker then descended fran the
scallold and few inmates before three
o'clock the prisoner stepped upon the
drop, his hands were pinioncd, the cap
drawn over his face, the rope adjusted,
and at three precisely he was launched
into eternity. He died without a strug-
gle. The number of persons present
was estimated at 5000.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

&9 In the official returns of the Iowa
State election, Calhoun County stands blank
no returns received. The Iowa Reporter
thus accounts for it 1.-THE citizens of Cal
houn County, coming together to vote last
August, for the first time, were interrupted
before they got at 1T by drove of elk after
which every man, deserting the polls, gave
chase and never came back to exercise the
elective franchise.' This was most decided
ly q Border Rufian Invasion"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

SELLING ONES BopY The following sim
gular letter, which is probably unique of its
kind, was found amongst the papers of Mr.
Godwyr, n surgeon of Salisbury. England.
1t is GifScuit to imagine more lamentable
strait than that of the poor wretch its au-
thor, striving with miserable anxiety to ef-
feet n pos-obit sale ofhis own body, for the
mere sake of sustaining its vitality until the
executiCner's hand shall eXtinguish it
Sr:-Being informed that you are the only
surgeon in this city Tor county, that anato-
mizes men, and | being under the unhappy
circumstance, and In very mean condition,
would gladly live as long as can; but by
all appearance, | am to be executed next
March, having no friends on earth that will
speak IA word to save my life, nor send me
morsel of bread to keep life and soul to-
gether until the fatal day; so, if you will
vouchsafe to come hther, will gladly sell
you my body (being whole and sound) to be
ordered at your discretion, knowing that it
will rise again at the general resurrection,
as well from your house rs from the grave.
Yours, &C., JAMES BRooKE.
Fisherton- Anger Gaol, October 3, 1876.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

THE RoBINsoN FAMILY, played again last
evening to goodly assemblage. Mr.. Rob
inson as Jerimiah Jorum, in the 1.-TWO Bony-
castles was very happy, rs was Mrs Thay'
er and The Fairy Star in their characters
The singing aud dancing of LA Petite Su-
SAN" gained, as they meri;cd continual
rounds of hearty, generous applause from
the delighted audience. Master William
played Natz Teik in the "Swiss Cottage" ad-
mirably. They offer splendid bin for to-
night
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

E5- An exchange paper says. A Cler-
gyman at the south in sending n sermon for
publication in the National Preacher, OBJ
serves incidentally-"I should have no OBJ
lection to your obtaining for me the title of
d. D. from some Northern College l am a
very popular man at the South, and think
it would have tendency to harmonic the
North and the South -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11
Something New.

Everybody is respectfully requested TO call at THE
Store opposite the ST. Nicholas, date Huntoons Ex-
change) and examine the splendid and varied assort-
ment of Clothing opened duNng the past week Also
new and splendid assortment Of Boots, Buck Gloves,
Nulcanlzed India Rubber Goods Goodyear's mnse,)
fine and heavy Under Clothing, and the real SPY
ROM Shirts, with large French cuffs In fact we have
anything and everything in the Clothing line. sulta-
te for all classes, and at prices TO suit the times.
d. TOY g. OTrERSON,
or Montgomery street, opposite Huntoon's.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

PosTING UP THE BAKERs.-The au-
thorllies Of Cheltenham, England, are
determined that the bakers Of that
place shall be well posted up when a
fall of breadstuffs occurs. A few
weeks since, says an English paper,
the town crier of Cheltenham deliver
ed the following notice :-''No'icc is
hereby given to the bakers aud inhabi-
tants Of Cheltenham. that the price Of
corn has decreased los. per quarter,
within the last three weeks"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

"BAsswooD PAPER. THE Sacramen Uu-
ion has an article on the subject of manu-
featuring printing paper from "Basswood." d"
A very fair article Of paper has been pro-
duced from this material. If the Union did
not STEAL so outrageously from the country
press, it would be best specimen of a BASS
wood Paper" in the State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Attention Miners & Families

ID. TOY 4 0TTERSON again request the especial
attention Of all who wish to lay in their winter Stock
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS, BOOTS and WOODEN
Goods, to the magnificent assortment Of goods re-
ceiyed by them during the past ten days. They
now opening and offer for sale
200 fine and hervy Beaver and Petersham Oyercoats,
Frocks and Sacks
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Conts, latest Styles
30 superb ''Raglnn Coals, superior to any Talmas;
) bales. 50 pr in each, heavy gray Blankets;
, bales, 100 pr in eaeh fine heavy blue blankets;
bale 100 pr extra French Super super" white
Blankets;
80 doz. assorted Cashmere and Satt. Pants, late
Styles besides magnificent assortment of Furnishing
Goods. Montgomery ST., Opposite ST. Nicholas. late
Iluntoon's. n7lf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

The Hon. W. |. FERGUSON The Democ-
raoy of the State, says the State Journal,
and par tieularly of Sacrameto county, are
under thousand obligations to the Hon
W. I. Ferguson, for his important services
during the contest. On Tuesday, he was
in the thickest of the fight, and worked most
faboriously from sunrise to sunset.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

tDR. A. BALL, offers his professional SER
vices to the citizens Of Orove aid vicinity, having
had much and long experience IN the treatment of
the various diseases incident to this climate he hopes
TO give satisfaction
Special attention given to diseases Of prfvaie ma
ture- Rheumatism, kc, which he cancure without The
of mercury.
OFFICE, front room, No. II, United States Hotel,
up stairs-Orovle. ocl.H
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

APPROPRIATE NAMEs.--We learn
from our Spanishtown correspondent,
that there is a meat dealing firm in
that place whose names are Met calf g.
Butcher. If there is any virtue in
names, they have every prospect Of
success.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

g4S~ The Trinity Journal says that So
500, 900 thousand in gold dust has been ta-
ken out in that county during the past year
by about 1900 miners--making an average
of $1,000 20 the man. Pretty good wages,
as they can work only about eight months
in the year, for want of water.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

OTTER AND BEAvER.-It is said
that quite a number of trappers are en-
gagged on the Sacramento river In tax
ing otter and beaver.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

CoURTING DEATH.-Wirsen, the snake
tanner, says the Alta, who was so seriously
bitten by rattle snake, at last accounts,
had pet serpent Of the same species in bed
with him rs companion Such Il fool ought
to be punished according to his folly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

&a4- At a recent Republican meeting in
New Jersey, it was noticed that while John
Z. HALE and L. l.. Snow were among the
speakers, songs were sung by Messrs FRosr
and STORMS. The meeting must have been
decidedly wintry and unpleasant
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

cV BLANK DEEDS.-GARSHAM, of the "News
Depot" has just received Blank Deeds of every va
riety. Call aud see them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

1S- The Klamath County Jail consists Of
live oak tree, with staple and chain at
tached.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

GI~ Speaking of the tooth ache, Mrs
Partington says the idea of person eighty
years Of age, having the tooth ache, is per
fcctly PREpoNDERoUs!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

JULIA DEAN HAYNE.-This distin-
guished actress is to appear before a
Sacramento audience on the 10th inst.
We suppose she will play IN Marys-
Vile after she has finished her engage
ment in Sacramento. We sincerely
hope she may be induced to come to
OrovilIe. Such q trip would most as
sured'y result to her great benefit PEI
cuniarily.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

rg JUST RECEIVED an Invoice of fine Paint
ed Cottage Furniture. at c. Scribers Furniture Ware
Rooms. Montgomery street, nearly opposite the st.
Nicholas Hotel. oct31
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11
Furniture! Furniture

JUST RECEIVED, a large assortment of Furniture
and Bedding. For Sale nj reduced Prices, at c
SCRiBER'S Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery
street ST. Nicholas Hotel. o3l
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

The greatest gathering that has been known in
Butte county during the present campaign, is that Of
every description ofuseful and ornamental articles at
the ioneer Variety Store and Yankee Notions Depot,
Washington Block, Myers street, 3rl doorfrom Mont
gomery, 0royille. oclJff
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

The Powers of endurance manifest.
ed by the editor of the Marysville In
quirer are truly wonderful. He is as
hard to kill as mud turtle. The dead
shot he and his followers received on
the 4th, don't seem to "faze" him n
bit. He still continues to shout the
name of his favorite champion, and the
only palpable abatement in his ardor,
is his having ceased to make the
mountains howl" Go it old fellow,
we glory in your spunk, but feel a
good deal as the chap did whose bull
attacked locomotive when under full
headway, said he, 81 admire your cour-
age, but darn your Judgment" Bet
ter profit by the example of the COlOm0
Argus and die on the battle field, and
not wait to fizzle out in the natural
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

Many persons no doubt honestly
believe that there are not good men
enough in either one of the political
parties of this county to fill the offices
to which the county is entitled, and
every year we see the effort made to
elect a portion of either ticket. This
is generally started by men profess
ing to be 'no party men"-and are
professedly in favor of reform. Con-
nected with no party, they attach
themselves to men of different par
ties, and when successful in electing
their men, they have the satisfaction
of seeing their county delegation dl-
vided and rendered a nullity, and al
most incapable of uniting in support
of any one measure, because they are
attached to, and governed in their
actions by, opposite political parties.
1t is folly for men TO proclaim that
they are opposed to political parties,
and in favor of reform; because
there can be nc refoTm except thro'
the instrranentality of political par
ties, and the man who occupies the
position of "go-between," and sup
ports men of both, or of all political
parties whom he may consider good
men, if he processes any political
principles at all, ADOPTS a remarkably
ineffectpal plan to give them llfe and
vitality. It will not do to talk
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-11

FooLHARDINEss. The .4lfa says
that Wirsen the snake charmer now
confined to his bed from the effects of
the bite he received the other day from
a rattlesnake, sleeps with one of his
pet varmints. The man must either
be an idiot or laboring under mental
alteration, and deserves to be Invested
of his tangled notions and confined in
the Lunatic Asvlum.