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Mem Civilizations.
A PPLETON's RAILWAY GUIDE for JULY.

IA
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RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION
GUIDE,
FOR THE UNITE d STATES AND CANADAs,
Containing Tine Tables ksres, Connection and DI'tan
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.ch Prl Road fully deneaei aud illustrated oy
MAJ exhibits The ssrops psr between Sta ions Con
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sLSo, A GENERAL STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.
Alphabetically sn.nsed, giving the Daily sailins Of all the
out the United The whole aecom 1ied py sorv1s
COMPLETE GUIDE TO TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
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CEMI-W EEKLY TRIB UNE. -
- The following 10 the TABLE Of CONTENTS Of THE
sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE, No. ,iGo
Circulation over......,...........5O.OOO
ISnsie Cores obtained the sbes
ton Office THIS MORNING. Price csnts
I..LEADING ARTICLES.
H..POETRY Fremont; Song OF freedom.
uI..THE STATE OF Europe: Letter from Our Own
Co.respold dent, a. 2. e., at London.
V..GREAT BRITAIN: British Relations with the Uni
ted States; Execution Of Palmer the Po'soner
V..FRANCE: Baptism Of the Imperial Prh;e
rI.MR. sUMNER ANO rue TRIAL OF BROOKS:
Editorial Cone.ro dence fIora Washington.
vH..CBURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. PHILADEL
PHlA: Letter from Correspondent At Phade
VII. KANSAS: Drssoonsfe-Letters f,cn Our Special
Correspondents at LaTrsLce and LEGO np'on, X. T.
IX..AFFAIRS IN KANSAS
X..OHIO: The Bill Country Of Ohio; Cincinn.ti; Gin
sld Works in Ohio-Lensrs fion Ccrr-spou
dents at Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio.
XL.CANADA: Letter from Our Own Correspondent 4,
Toronto.
xIROME: Accession Day; A Roman Festival Letter,
from Onr Own Correspondent at Rome.
XIII.LETTERs FROM M GREELEY: The Struggle
en- The Kensss Relorti The Senater Nigh: Session
. Kansas; Judge Coilsiners Second Minority Ne
port on KslsS
XIv..FBOM WARRINGTON: The Last synde-Letter
from Our Special Correspondent at Washington.
XIV. FROM KANSAS: More Arrests; The Late outrsges
on tie N.ssouri-Letters v44 Oar special core
sroLoeli- at LowIsnce, - A, ard ST. Louis, No.
XyI..NE PUBLICATIONS: Review of the Life OF
XVII. MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
XVIII. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB:
The Culture OF Wb-.t.
XIX.THE EXCITEMENT IN EPIPHANY CHURCH:
letter from . Corfespo nd.nt at Philadelphia.
XX..MR. GIDDINGs IND TIE PHILADELPHIA
CONVENTION.
XXI. COSTA RIGA: Mischief Of 'hs wsr-Lettsr foaa
Our Owo CorIespsuosnt a. Sac Joss, q. X
XII..NICARAGUA.
XXUl..VENEZUELA.
XIV. THE PHILADELPHIA ACCIDENT
LATER FROM FLORIDA.
XXyI..SHALJ A NAN BE CATHOLIC AGAINST
HIS WILT
XVII THE LATEST NEWS By TT.LEGRAPH Ere
mont Rally in Hartford; ken,rty Poticsj Mss
sachusetfs Politics; SIX Steamer Destroyed By
Fire; Kansas News; From Mor.o From Wssh-
ipgto1; Congress Brooke The Se al k<lsss Bui
Coz ere ssioIsl Nomination; ARRAY between Gov.
erner Wise and Hugh PlenRnts; Fremont and
Dayton Rejoicii gs; Fire 81 Nssh1s, ~. H. India N
Troubles in New Mexico.
XVIII xxxIvrH COEGRESS-fIEsr 5r ssiOr, ponss in
the Senate And House OF Representatives.
xxx. MARINE AFFAIRS.
XXX..FROM MEXICO
xXXI hisCELLANEOUS Rhode Island; Honorable Tea
tirnenia; I" You Can Turn IL, BIchaL1Ii, Iowa
City; Mrs FIemont; The Lode: eideut Pigeons
Domestic Animals IN Masachu.e;t.i Exciting Ns"s
from, Beaver ilsud- Arrest and Resistance Of the
NoImons; The Fourth of July.
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEAThs
XyXIU .COMMGRCIAL MATTERS Full Reports o, hs
STOCK, Fsnay, Cotton, Grain, ana other MARKETS,
specially reported tor The Tnbass
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Ghanres for Dnsiness Ellen.

A FLOUR and FEED BUSINESS for SALE
"A CHEAP Any one .pplyiDs inmeis.ly can 60. eI.
rain a. the present going 70 the eountry Ssse.ory
hims'ior will be regard 70 the pronu VI tnc business
FOR psrtc ulsrs inquire at No 1877 fnstsv
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GREEN MOUNTAIN-MANSFIELD HOUSE

GREEN MOUNTAIN MANSFIELD HOUSE
" RtOPt NEp.- SrILLMAN CHURs HILL Propistori
DANIEL 8 LATHROP, Lessse.-Tois honss L. oe~ well
6li,hed and Stusted in the Iora and romantic
Village Of Stove w. hours only from Boston between
west The two seh, points nose chin about 90
feet high; good tie tn, best ia the
T. tied Ststss Ten miles from Waterbury Depot Plsnkroad
dy sase 81 mile the summit Of the mountains 20 miles
vest MoDtpeer ~ miles east Of Burh ston sood horses
ara csiss gades glasses ard half house To the lover
of the SEEKER pleasure he invalid We say come
end The Green Mountains and snuff the eteezs' OF oo MANS
held ard take q up Moss Glen FALLS eh.dy 3net
rerest ruIy Summers day, TO the Notch, where
the are high either side that can only up
wsre and O. cool the brook trout around
The will be for parties evening" With GOOD music
Ia attendance If desired. Charges mo- crate 80 -. ooo .
NB.-WAkrLr INMEDIATELY, PARrHEs, with SSVV 70
capital Also Livery OF ten or weve good Carriages
Homes Sadd .es, &c Address the Proprietor
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ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP

EOUFAUD' I1ALIaN NI1DICA1ED %
" .we known cures Tan Pwpee, rectles Erpsion',
sarh. UNI BARRIERS Itc1 Chaps Chses Ter Ter fiesh &c
benz the very sh.'ns eompoind ever inyea.e
heads upper lip. ,ny ar q the body sey aud qui KY
wsrr.nse L'oUIn ROUGE, fet pa ip, and ese y,
gay sh' haI to ,H Slsei o. oso. W.
hair 10 ,Iow srd makes stiff har soft sossy sad aiky
Found at Df OouHAUb ed-es'sb,sssG tepo.j NO No o.
Walerst f.-t frou .roscviy MA HAYES, brooa'
I,n; BATH No. l?9 Wsshnstch 4, 1stor CAILENDsR,
Phisdeipnts; BUCL Ear'ord CAMERON, Bridgeport, nc.
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II X E NJ 0 n Il and ID A N.
l. LlFE-LlEE PORTRAITS Of these REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES can be seen in FRANK LESLIE'S PAPER,
now ready Price 10 cents per copy ~ per lC0 Every
Republican should have copy ROSS rOUSEY,
Newsyendes, No. Jos Nassasst.
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COUNTRY BOARD-In the beautiful village OF
~ BED Hook Duchess County, Y. within three miles OF
Bsrtown Landing and the Hudson River Railroad Per Gus
d.srous of avail themselves of BOARD for the Sumner
free from and expeIse st the large watering
pl,ces will find this situation For oacula M
auire Of KENNEDY HEDDEN, Insurance Agents, No.
Wnll-st.
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susr,aI Notifes'


Republican b S.ld his twedse.dl sVES.SS,
ACADEMY No 60, Wsd. are reSaesed % iur.h
The lib resolution ps.'e a. hs ,st, mgeu
b. '"' AID ''''i TSe "a Ii SEPcHUM sisssnt
SIa 1,sx s.iI Secretaries
r..,,,n, and victory. Central Fremont Club Of
s sss iV' inst at
q u Al Fremont men are i..i'ed 10 JOIN.
y iAffSS s4Sss Sg.g siH ,Sff,
4. Il il. 4 bR W1sSt GEO. Y ROCKWELL.
Ninth Ward. The members Of the NISra WARD RE
@ ' s a,isad
No he ns o'clock. At the BeecIer Suids' cor
Bef1 r snS Ms's sssy Join KEYsER President
American Institute Mecssnics' Club.-A regular
q bsS q the r. pG,oI, No 81 s.s SSsa% 81. ON
iSn fI:. to s ii. are always MsiGs, secy.
The Presidential Campnisn.-Ths attention Of ALL
PARTIES invited 10 our
Lane and ,plerd ENGRAvISGS for Posters CircuArs
any other POLITICAL PKIsTisG that may be desired
A lsIse sre beautiful ENGRAVING OF FIRE aOST On
HORSEBACK uiete rep esentaron. Also Engrsvnss of
all the Other Presidential CaUOicst@e
Also smaller cravings Circulars Consultations and By.
Laws Of Clubs Impressions of ally Of the Enssvnss
be obs ed at reasonable rates. well PRINTING Of any
hso,at MlLLsR doLhANo,
Book and JOB Printers, OF Centre ard "hts-Sa
To Managers of Lyceums, institutes, and other
Lecture Tho subscriber being oesirons
sDd-rss his fol public Lectures 10 be deliv'
cred by him duns the utumn and Winter eques" early
application. hom the Committees Please addre"
PARK BENJAMIN,
No ~ 7th.sv corner 14h-st., New-York City.
Raspberries. Cherries, Green Peas, or any other
setetes observed perfectly flesh state
by the nee OF SPRArf's PATENT SELF Sc ,LiNU GAYS.
Full ali iros OF trus and gesetsb
accompany the Pco for quarts ~ 50 per dcz7n half
gallons IS 80. n. b-An orders, by post or otdef~ &c,
promptly def, cred Of expense II part OF The city OF
B,oOilya WELLS 4 PROVOST, Pfoprietors,
No 32l Pearl ST., nea, FiaDklin square
Photography is quickly Learned-Usatu to take
down sIe,ch.s &c. tetoftSrs maks fIon $40 ~ oS
Tsush tLrouth ia. uA letter. nstruction Book
fse dollars address DAVID b. MELLlSh,
Auburn, Mass
City Lets from $50 TO 500 Each.-Seveaty LOrS
u lie OH City Hai, on easy
terms VI IaymerI. deed given n,nsdi
sey Por fu sculars inquire al ion batouFs, No
Bnwery Thursday evening July TO- or suy day during
the week al NO. d Wiiam,t 10 the basement
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w ia acres Of good LAND 10 mss from New Yosh City
the north shore Of Loos snd nearly oppots Ole. Cove
ares Of which beautiful grove fronting Hsnpssal
daybor, quarter of NILE from ManassSt Land
well sdsp.ed IN every way for iDs country residence.
Apply 70 JAMES UDALL Great Neck Lone Isand ct No.
Fvont-st.. from ] 70 D m Of ALFRED A. MOTT
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N 60. l.. D o w N N G +,
VI sEA-GIkT HOUSE,
NEWPORT.
enee can with board at the above bouss
The p.rors and ooms up style Meals
will be served oeira by card Toe house new, cen
tIaly and lrssantiy situated. ,
Ladies Ger emen have dinner and supper
psrti In private parl, reserved for the purpose
French other made dishes Ice Cresm and
OF ali kinds furnished out Of the house. DOWNlNG
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Water Cure.

nR. TAYLOR's WATER-CURE, No. 6SC
~ eA-as New Yofk-Ios lnva1ds and stAsn-io b>esAy
rsSasss. N \ T. T. NpxAsoN, AsubssG
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6ummsr Retredts.

BOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY.-A
Gentleman bis Wife desire ~ obtain BOARD In soms
bebt and retired place within twenty miles Of he city, ne
connection farm house where there
other bosrd-rs preferred dress stating terms ADD
describing ocaity C. c., Box No. ~ n T. PostOfice
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10 TON MILL + o e q.
S-To eose ~ Estate the Mil known - HARMOSf MILL
situated IN Paier-on N j. the bu less noS II
oErstop and doing lsyse usde. Tho baudnss ana ma
chin al " sood orde For further nformson inquire OF
j. BEkLlNE, Aomx No 45 Broadway. up stairs. from
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PROPERTY.-Twelys acres of

very choice LAND spon the rdss above Crooa
,Ss ssiIs VILLAGES Of Tartown md "a
sSrdiDs very extensive and delightful hysr prosrsst Ta.
VILLA SITES ard considered one Of t4 hss scsts1
the Hudson for Residence Country Sect
TsIms easy. Apply TO WARD CARPENTER, rsrytown
JOHN WARRIN. No % Maidep.Iane, ny.
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O1I1IlMl ACkEb, $1,000 acres, 10000 ceres
OOsOOOsnd 1900 assss Of splendid FARMING
LANDS 10 inois; also Is 900 Of reh PRAIRIE LANDS
Central Iowa with Railroads running hroash well vssrsS
ard timbered. swsmps bed land also 800 ACRES
heavily tbsred With White Pine, Hemloct and Oah 10 We
ospso County sale very ev 6ss fos
TED, No IS Trinity Building No. IN Brosiwsy NswYssA
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EOR SALE-The two. story.and attic BRICK
uide Of franklin and Known Nos. s. and S. Siss 0f
House 80 by feet deep size Of 10. 80 BY s. feet deep Abo0s
feet BrcsdwIy For further paruc aars apply
BAkER WEEKS, AuenoassS, Ne ePias \
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Reai &state for 8als.

AT PRIVATE SALE-Foar lots Of GROUND
IA on the corner cf 5thsv and e4h Co. one
10 ON south esst Of 5hsv aud e4ht Also three
LOTS on the north side Of 7sh between Sd and tLsvs
A.o eleven LOTS porth Of 4h sv and
For terms and fall psrtteslaIs, apply 70
DAkxk WEEk9, A9eHspesu, Ne Iast.
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Il Yonksn, directly tho River sld commanding unsay
passed views both The grounds ebrsee
beautifully sio OFT, With fountains erssfde fh
offrest surround and shading
house The House Italian style. largo and very
bot cold tL Ooshoo furnace,
SELLS tubes he There lsse greenhouse and brick stable
The which wa made TO ofdei In the cy and .s .he
best quality. VIII be cold Nth the house, desT~ AcpI 10
HoMhR MORGAN, Pine-st, No. Metropolitan BsHh
Rnidi
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for sALE-A ~.

Il WO01h1 xAksoAD6ksOC wi oAAAkSs-A yDU08r
~ ct ssA dsishtfs Home M.naep. Coas.. ssf vsy -
wen Bosom md Rsv Yoss whain munuteS vs1 u ~
tspst an express usDs stop The psee soted 10
6sy 5000 nerAs eptspriss thr :ss bessty 81
md ssus sdvsn ses which eh-rsctsrss The bss, New H.
sla villages The Hruse nearly 80, vith q snsm COO
fssss and elegant shIsbber,. Pike $500. Ap!y.b
al 6rARRETr. No ~ MlisnlsDs.
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NOR sALE-The HOTEL and PREMISES On

kVh CdLE-In6 NOI Ed Huu L NEMI5co VI
the EewYork and Erie Railroad, o. Great Bend Snsqae
hanna County Penn Tho hense 10 neatly new having been
built within the last years. stories high has large dining
that will accommodate 80 All tho necessary
gounds barns stables &c The location very desirable DO
edistey opposite the DEPOT Of tho S.wf0rk and Erie
Railroad; Great Bend Is Of important aud regular
stopping places the rosd being the junction q The Deswss
Lsrfsws1sn and Western and New and Ers Rsrosc 70
Phiisdelphis and New-so orb.
For terms and particulars Apply to
SUYDAM, HEED Co No 100 wee.s-
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WEDNESDAY,, JULY 8, 1856.
PROTESTANT young Girl, accustomed t.

"A ThOILCIHNI yVuUB UH', "eou"'o'11ou 70
"A sewing by the week for private families at pressn out
%, en- uert ard would Ike engsse with Lales
reInsD ut eli uson preferred Call fof two days at No IS
Greenwich a., second door. froLt room
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DARE CHANCE to ENTER into BUSINESS
~ without fs OF cetesA-The weknown estsb sn mont
hUCBEOk'S ICE-CREAM SALOON corr or Of Court and
Wsrenss tor SALE. The Proprietor having entered into
other business only ressou Why desires
to s-ll 1t has beec established for years Tbs 70
satisfied that sntsrprsLs veil and will treat
with such the sssest terms o- Stock xture Apply
the premises TO VIM HUCHEON it, corner Of Court and
Warren .sts Brooklyn.
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HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with

III twenty acres Of LAND FOR SALE nnetsen miles
III NJ he cify-scc@ss al limited Tbs situation esvsed and
ds suh.d hes'hulns and beauty Of scenery Hoses
mcd style; has two fronts vsrsadsh, piazza &c, M
tie pste order IL contains Drawing b.
u.s. Library. Dni, sr.om seven ssepHs rooms, k,.ehep
above erouLd good Cellar NC The Garden ornamsnssa with
Evergreen and shrubs Csyed walks sps Gbors,
&C.. ard fro In abundance The Land thoroughly
drsne and In the highest cultivation. Ou.sandnSs
and 10 good order Price including crops, e7oo
Terns Apply 20 fOSk PH w. ALL en-, No ~ Cedayst
or CHARLES r. MILLER, No 1876 Broadwsy.
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RESIDENCE in NORWICH, GONNA large,
IL old fashioned MANSION the former residence Of the Hon.
W. burlington built In the careful and snhstantial
vai seod IL tho prncra rooms newly ssnted md
" the perfect order with largo Sabes CaaSs Hopse,
Wood House. A hishy envatsd Garden ard Grounds yell
stocked with grapes fruits sarubnery and h.we s,i having
brook situated the pubic soSsd
with magnificent old elms; Schools eharcnes,
AID steam boat comm oDcstion; popular high school wtsa
mile Of the Free seaemy ast Ysbipgs se 81 neexy
SoO00 and possessing oil the family AID
respeesbiy would seek ard appreciate In SIX hoos non
New by railroad three times daI NoTwsh
10 undoubtedly the picturesque ,nd eeennf1 sa.a IN
NewEDesnd, end provsrb,sily healthy WIZ 30 s9;s T.;
MORGAN PIUs-M N y, Metropolitan AMI Building tS14)
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For sae by all Booksler Periodical dealers, News Agent
ard At all the Railroad depots.
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Tor SALE-A PLACE of about ~ acres,
wVod balance rch land hnsly a1ssed
the road Elisabeth. hes from Railroad oepo. at Nsw
G G0o H0S:' :1 70 2u .ss % sa. sGo'' r
tsts order WILDE sold cheap and e.sy tsms Apply Il
No n MaLdaoJan
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DINSMORE's RAILWAY GUIDE FIR JULY,
IL SFCOND EDITION, will be ready a. II O'Clock tod ay
Connected from Official Time Tables DlN5MORE * Coz,
Sspd yosr der. to No Spruce s. N. Y.
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fine ARTS.

()NLr AUTHENTIC PORTRAIT of JOHN
e FREMONT, R.puhkal CANDIDATE Tor the Presidency
az. IN The hshe., ',yl. VI the by Clehen,
$3.50 Ssh.. ~ysnihe.It Photossoh. sze Of tho PRINT,
ceunl,S Iee VI per eOvy. SeDt 70 all parts Of the
' 'Ne I" expense Ga ID. receipt Of FL Address
II eChAUS, Publisher, No SO Broadway.
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COVERNESS-A young lady, accustomed to
~ aehhs wishs' to n.ls :. ensssue1' with 'oms family
II country An agreeable hone OF more inPortsnee
than sise salary Address E. NJ c., Union square Post
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18

As the census returns may not be published
before your limited session will expire, pre-
sent q summary Of some of the most important
facfa Disclosed nv IL.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18

ferent cities and counties exceeds seven min.
ions of dollars. H1'EsE Z, ss.-.'.-.i ..- rf.u7
Without stopping to inquire into the au.
thority under which the loans have heretofore
been voted, it seems to me that prudence and
sound policy requires that some check be i'm
posed upon the future exercise Of this power to
create public indebtedness. 1t is true that
many investments made by the counties and
cities may result profitably to the stockholders,
but it is equally true that many will prove dis.
astrous, as some have already done. ..-.. ..
Municipal corporations are designed for 10.
cal and limited purposes and it perversion OF
their organization when they are embarked in
internal improvement beyond their jurisdic-
ton. Nor is that an equitable principle,
which allows the people of one portion of a
county to fasten an Indebtedness upon a re-
mote portion of the county for other than le-
Ultimate county purposes. Equally unjust is
it to allow the property of one man to be
heavily burdened by taxation, imposed by the
vote Of another man, who is without property,
without household, and who sustains none
Of the burdens of government There is a
manifest propriety in allowing every man the
right of suffrage, under ordinary circumstan.
ces. 1t is proper that every man should have
the privilege to join in the selection of his own
Lawmakers and his own executioners, but
there is not the same propriety in allowing to
every man the privilege of creating an indebt.
edness for Others to pay.
1t occurs to me that too many checks can
not be thrown around this power if such pow.
er exists at all, Of creating municipal indebted.
ness for purposes of internal improvements.
1t is a dangerous power and liable to the gross
est abuse. ,r-.-
KANSAS.
During tie past summer it was reported and
generally believed that the President of the
United States only failed to interpose his.au.
thority for the protection of the rights Of the
free state people in Kansas for the reason that
no official intelligence had reached him that
any outrages had been perpetrated in that un.
fortunate territory. Having such Informal
ton myself, / conceived it to be my duty te
notify the President of the crimes that had
been committed against the persons and prop
erty of former citizens of Iowa, and to demand
for them that protection which the federal
government was in part established to secure
Accordingly, on the 18th Of August last,
addressed to him a letter on this subject, 9
copy Of which herewith transmit. Without
desiring to forestall the opinion of the General
Assembly in this regard, beg leave to reiter.
ate the opinion then expressed, that it is the
right and duty of the state to protect the
rights of her former citizens in Kansas, when
the federal government fails to perform that
duty. hal4'3 t13as na
Idesire to cooperate with the General As.
sembly in the adoption Of any measure that
may tend to uphold the sovereignty and pro.
mote the prosperity and honor of our noble
state. JAMES w. GRIMES.
Executive Office, Iowa City, ~~
December 2, 1856.