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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-14
ARnn LBS. SHOT Just received and fol
-S-SbVFNE sale by BROOKS e. STEARNS.

AnAn LBS. SHOT Just received and for
~ -sPspae saleby BROOKS & sTEARNs.
eAIL SOAP $50 bbls. oil soapin store and for saf
~ in lots to suit by G S. 4 A. J. HOWE,
"2S off Wor Rank RlocI
BSLUE VITR OIL COCO lbs Erglish Blue viiro
in store. and for sale G. 5 &A.J.HoWE.
RPPNR77 casks Da' g 1;aqs5 ia s a.; low
Ep OSS'S EXPR ESs REMOVED to Leon.
"a ards Express Office, No. 1870 Main St., we
all business will raoe've prompt attention
GROUP sYRUPs. The best in market, for sale
-iaull da ~. \ 2o Sf Nam st.
aJSoR THE GYMNASiUM.-GYMN
Il BELTS FOOT BALLS, GRACE HOOPS, and BAT
TIE DOORS For sale at 1.-THE Variety Store" No. SO
nit diff
a LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON-For sale
IA by T.& j. SUTTON
oIo df Mechanic
OILS! OFLs..
so barrels Bleachs,l Winner Whale;
rs Sperm Whale
so E" Lard Oil
25 Elaine Oil;
For Sale by C. A. HARRINGTON & co.
an31 distf
IDEAL ESTATE BROKER.-The under
q signed has taken an Office at No. 49, Main street
where he will be happy to any persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing building lots farms those having Real
Estate which they wish to exchange for other property
Any person. DESTROYS of purchasing, exchanging Real
Estate will find it for their interest call on me- al
my office, between the hours of 81 O'Clock A. NJ, and 81
o'clock Z. NJ.
N.B-Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
to build. BENJAMIN WADSWORTH
Worcester, July 3. 1855 DIV
aBOHLERI ESSENCE COFFEE-Cele
DRAFTED for imparng to this beve age peculiar rich
flavor while one package tor l24 cents will 90 as far Al
ftnr nds nf the hest CnffAp E.rS .la hv
GEO. R. SpURR,
ia1I 2al Main st,eet.
NHEAP FUEL: CHEAP FUEL!
The subscriber is prepared to furnish mixed Peat of
good quality at $500 for ole, $3.50 for half cords
Those who the price fuel at reasonable
rates. vii do well tn Peat in their either with
without wood, experiments having be as fully
to test It's economy The demand Tor hitherto has been
much greater than expected. Abou 800 cords have
been distributed and only about 400 more Of this crop
main. II be easily delivered November than
III the winter MONTHS Orders solicited l. as
convenient at the Office oih Spy, or at the store Of
b. F. DIXIE,
nl3 diff 226 Main st.
HNRUGS, DYES, &c-G s. 4 A, j. HOWE
- Worcester Bank Block have in and offer for
sale, in lots to suit
Acid, suphuric; Madder Dutch;
do. Nitric; Nutgals, Or iund
do. Muriatic; Pearlash, frst sort;
AIum lump and ground Potash frs sort
Ammonia, Aqus and carb.; Potash, Bichrumate.
Argols. Ground Pres Papers;
Briin~tone. crude and refund Starch, Wheat, and
Blue VitriOl sumac. Sclyj
Copperas. Am. and English; da Ash;
Clutch, Cudbear; Sal Soda;
Oochineal Honduras; Sal Nixcnj
Extract OF Logwood Tin, Banca;
Glue, Iron Liquor, Tin, Crystals
Isinglass, Americana Wood, English.
Indigo, Bengal;
DIFF
GENUINE CONGRESS WATER-For
VI sale at GRO. r. SPURR'S,
ie1A 4" 9n' Msi" s'-es :.
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l-OPENEDl NEW STORE! NEW

E-OPENED! NEW STORE! NEW
VA GOODS
P. HOLBR00R co have opened their Grocery
Establishment, in Bowers Block No 243 Main stre4(two
stores north of he or place of busness where they are
prepared to wait upo heir friends and former patrons
We have just received from The dideren markets, a
fresh assortment Of choice groceries, with which
TO no constantly supplied, and viii furnish them delivered
In any part of the city, favorable the same
quality of goods be found at any Mace in worcaie
i. H0LBRO0K e. CO.,
iy11 dhf 243 Iain Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-14

~ Wis valuable External and Internal Remedy orig-
mated with askiilful and Scientific Chemist, who
found it ditenlt t. obtain article that would with GER
tainiy and in short space of time effect sure cure Of
Wounds bruises, Cuts Burns, &c. by various expert
ments he at length discovered preparation which an.
swered Lis most sangune expectations, and its peculiar
virtues becoming known to his euds he induced By
them TO prepare it for general use. II RfA
Since its rt introduction to the public important
additions and improvements have been made In its compo
son, Increasing its value and making 1t applicable 10
greater number Of diseases especially to those Of the
stomach and bowels and II is used Internally With
ifpossible, greater success than Externally. =
DYER'S HEALING EMBROCATION
is perfect pain destroyer and invaluable Remedy for
Rheuuatism, Cuts, Wounds, scalds, Burns, Bruises
Cholera Morbus, Darrhea, Sore Throat, Swelling
: Cramp, &C.
Il is indeed truly gratifying to receive such inds
puabe proofs of the value of this astonishing remedy,
as are daily esented u.s. forming array Of facts I'M
paraleed in the history Of any other preparation We
know its true value spontaneously and do not hesitate
recommend superior any other Medicine for SINH
lar purposes, and willing any time to refund the
money it does give entire satisfaction possess all
the virtues we ascribe to it,
For sale by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
Be sure and get the genuine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-14

FREEA1AH BA Il Err
NERO HANDIZE AND MONEY BROKER,
NO. salem Street. BOsion.
Money to loan Personal Property. Watches bought
sold, and exchanged. Cash for old Gold nd Silver
an tseeOnd hand Watche diff mari
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The editor having had many years. exp, riepce a
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raj years employed teacher and Director of Musical
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been employed in the Sgae Normal school at Framing
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which circumstances an various other opportunities, he
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that it will mt only meet the appreciation of the many
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Stamps. tl1 Ma 500 dtfkwo
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CLAT.
By an arrangement recently perfected with T. Parker
Of Boston, the New England Agent for the above popular
publications, John Keith Co. have the satisfaction OF
announcing to the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that
they are authorized to receive and fill out subscp
tons for either, all Of these work. Persons wishing
to examine informed that copies of the books await
heirinspecton at the Bookstore of the subscribers
The subscription terms follows, Cash delivery
being a distinction strictly observed. san
Irving's Life of Washington, vols, $500 per VOL
(The 1st and End already issued the Bird shortly forth
coning.)
oyclopedia OF American Literature, volumes, $780,
(Already issued.)
oOtons Private Correspondence Of Henry Clay. $3.50
(Aready issued)
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A. III HIEA1Ds
Successor 10 @. Dyer, .Jr,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, AND MANUFACTURER.
PROVIDENCE, r. l. ll
For salem Worcester by DAVID SCOTT, G. z. sPURR
and Druggists generally. ian20d&w6m
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !!
BAKER, TRUMBULL, s. BARNES.
No. 1s4 Main Street.

Our Cousin Veronica, by Miss Wormsly,
Chances and Glimpses, By Harriet K. Hunt, NJ. D.
Laumere, by Mrs Dorr
The Day Star. Davis.
Speeches of Gerrt Smith in Congress.
Jackson. and New Orleans, Walker.
Mimic Life, Mrs. Richie.
Rose Clark, Fanny Fsrs. ~
Prescots Phillip End.
Amos Lawrence. -2ttE $4,000
Widow Bedott.
The Age of I lbes
The Goldan Reed.
Americon Almanac 1855.
Treatise on Punctuation, Wilson.
Silence of things familiar. i..
New vols. Macauley.
New vols British Poets.
Diaries, Almanacs and Annals for 1856.
Elegant assortment Fancy Goods.
Ciraat n, IL,
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DUYKNoK's cYCLoPEDrA OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27
Palladium for the Campaign.

The coming State and Presidential elections,
and the Importance Of general ASSASSINATION
Of what we believe to be the true policy Of
our State and Nation, amongst the people. in
duce Us 70 offer the Palladium az the foliowifg
club rates for the campaign, commissioning on
the first Of May, and ending on The Ism Of
November (6t months.)
Single subscriptions, 9oc.
Club Of 4, (75c. each, - 90
10, (and one to getler up Of
club, 90
20. (and one to getter up Of
club, II %
EFT We hope our Republican friends
throughout the county. will take this matter
in had. and help US to subscribers We ought
10 have at least four thousand subscribers in
Old Wayne, and we bsheve that that number
can be raised if our friends will DO their dgty
by US. We respectfully ssk them to use their
influence 10 behalf Of the Palladium. The
money can be sent by mail, at risk.
HOLLOWAY & co.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27
Republican Association of the City Of
Richmond.

The cs.izeas Of Richmond convened il the
Warne- Building. on Thursday evening. l8gh
inst, far the purpose Of Organizing Repu6-
lican Association for the city Of Richmond
when on motion Mr. Blrk WAS called to the
chair. aud D. w. DAVIS WAS appointed Sec
rotary.
Oa motion Of NJ. Payne. It was
Resoired. That We form an Association
On motion Of Mr.. Dennis, committee o.
three wa, appointed. to present Constitution
aad Bylaws for the government, IF this As
soeiataon. whereupon. the Chairman appointed
Messrs. Dennis. Popp and Payne, said com
TnIttee.
The committee, after consultation. submit
Ted the following Platform, Constitution and
By Laws. which were unanimously adopted.
10 wit
Whereas, By the repeal Of the eighth sec
ton Of the &C; for the admission Of Missouri
into the Union, the Territories Of ksasss and
Nebraska have been opened 10 the iutrcdac-
ton OF slavery and al the compromises, re.
Or imaginary. upon ina: subjee5. are sbns vao
la.ed an j anauled and deep disaoa7r iafic:ee
% the age il which ss live:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

BARSrx's INsoLvENCy-I; has been known
for some time back, that BsrnUm the great
Snowman. had become deeply involved BY
endorsing fer the Jerome Clock Company. 8;
New Haven, Conn. BIZ; he stoutls desied until
recently, that be would be made a baukrspf-
1t is now ascertained that he Is hoPelessly in
solvent. Less than one year ago. he was re-
pu,ed TO be worth half million; now lie as
ssrss under oath that he has not over S25 IN
his family At present is BY keeping board
ing house. Whist = lesson does his rise and
fall teach those "who would become rich"
regardless OF the means sdep.sd to secure the
desired end.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

CoSs REssIoSAL-Dunn's resolution to send
a special committee to Kansas, as We announc
ed last week, passed by vote Of I0l to 95,
and under their sanction, the Speaker appoin
ted Messrs- Campbell, Of Ohio; Howard, Of
Michigan, and Oliver OF Missouri. said COM
uittee. The committee are preparing for
thorough scrutiny, and they VII take clerk
ani steaographer With them. and two or three
msrshals 70 subpoena witnesses. NJ. Camp
bell declined being placed on the committee.
and Sherman, Of Ohio. was appointed in his
stead. We have Congressional proceedings
up 10 the 25th. In the House, the members
were discussing the propriety Of granting
tie righ. Of suffrage 10 naturalized persons,
in the District Of Columbia after q residence
within the Di.tric. Of one year--no coRclu
sion was arrived AZ. A bill was reported IN
the Senate providing that Spanish nlilled
Mexican quarters, eighths and si1teen.hs. Be
received az the T. S offices SIS 60 10 ana
; cent pieces, and made legal tender for all
sums not exceeding one dollar; hese fractions,
when received, 70 be re coined The bill au-
thorizes new cent pieces 10 BE- coined. either
by n reduction Of the copper OF the present
cent. or by alloy with other metal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

Nzw YoRz, March 25--FIour So, 87fd7 so
from common 10 ezra Stale, aud mixed TO
good Western: 81. s5t98 for fancy and low TO
medium grades OF Western, snd 90. 2591 10
for extra Genesee Wbast. St.72G,1 ,925 F.;
Rye ST. log ia; Corn 64Cd Sc. for new mix
ed. esq 20 for white. seq 70 for yellow. aud
zoe delivered for Old mixed Western. Mess
Pork. si5.75 l5.8iz, Prime SIS.
Cincinnati Nqrkes. .NGrek e6.-Flour. SIS,
77s6: Wheat 81 rs per Ia: Oats, 25c. Corn
30a3s; Rye. IS; Barley. Slsl 81 for prime
Beef cattle are IN fair supply and the mark.;
j. steady at s. to 80 per loo lbs net. FOX
common to prime Sheep. are IN good de-
n.1d a. -. Seas. Oo and are scarce. Lard
oic priuse key Sugar, 74a8a for inferior to
prime. 9 10 p fer choice Clover Seed 81 10
!. 81 per b. kolasses. Al 70 ace per gal.
PhRodlpiia. MARI 25.-FIour. from s.
10 50 for common - good brands: Whsas
81 ,o5 - 10; Corn. 59c; Gas. sc; Clover
Seed. SO 50 for s4lb>.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

Il
Now. therefore. in cooperation with ali
those throughout the land who opp,.e III.
and other similar measures. which Ne deem 1,
Be contrary TO the spirit OF the Constitution.
and whica are designed to extend aud perps,
Ute Slavery, We do associate ourselves ,o-eth.
g uaiey The name aa4 tile Of
TAc Republican Association ef Riea,a saa.
Aad VIC adops .hs following IS our political
Pa forn, 10 Wi.
Flrst That Congress possesses no power
over the institution of Slavery in the sessral
States; BAT that, ea:Si!e Of Ssste jurisdiction.
The constitutional power % the Federal Gov
eminent should be exer.si 10 secure Lirg,
liberty aud HAPPINESS 70 al men; aai there.
fore.
Second. There shoa!l b neither slavery
nor Involuntary sersitale. except Tor The nm
sshment 81 ecine. IN any OF he Territories II
Ee Uaiiei Safes
Third The people arc tie r;.atfal source
Of al political power; AMI AL ntliacrs should.
as :sr as practicable, be chosen oy d;rse.
voc Of the pAnp!s
Fourth, Candidates iar political orf.s,
should be men Of ua doubted int gritty and 50
briefly. sui pledged 10 support the principles
OF this platform oy al lawful and constitution
a. means.
CONSTITUTION.
Asr |. Any person msy become mem
Der .; thls Association. on subscribing 10 II,
Platform and Constitution.
Art. III. Iae officers of this Association
shall! be = Pres deaf. aal Vice Presidents.
Treasurer aaI Secretary. VINO shall serve
aall such dsy a the Association shall appeia,
- tho TIME for the annual meeting then and
thereafter. tie officers shs!! DO elected aa
uually.
AKr. III. The President. Seer ary. and
Treasurer, Shall constitute CamalIstse 10 dis
burse such funds mar b. placed a. their
DISPOSE! BY the Association. aud To perform
s2ch osaer duties Is may isoln time 10 time bs
assigned hem.
ANF II. The funds II the Association
snail < devoted exclusively . the payment Of
ne necessary coasin -.elt = xpeases Of the same,
documents ana i4fa-n. ia, and in the use Of
such means as may have \ tendency 70 sd.
vance the principles laid down IA cur platform
Arr y. T1ns Constitution may be altered
Or amended by vote Of two thirds Of the
members present a. any q It's regular meet.
fingS.
Twenty-Five names wese signed to the
Cou-t.sutio...
The following permanent officers were
then eh y..s:
JOHN 5. LYLE. President.
MILTON IOLLfNGSWoRpH. v Pres't.
II. b. Payne, See Is W. Davis. Treas
\ collection was taken up, amounting To
eI,25, for incidental expenses
{ OAmotlgu, the Association adjourned IL
Tuesday night, April Is. At early candle
lighting. at the W4rucr B4ilain2-.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27
"Tse Friends OF IIu,ss,.n Progress"

~ 5s IlcsNs "a AAufs@A-ik tt'S
As they style themselves. held a meeting.
or rather succession ot meetings. al the
Starr Hal. in this city, recently, the proceed
ings Of which we published in our last issue,
In thus publishing those proceedings We did
no, desire TO be Included as friend. to their
proposed reforms. or sznctioH,ng any OF
their peculiar notions. We d.3 uo moro THAI
Whist we have deemed il the duty II the con
ducter Of every public prsss-pu5Ish the
proceedings Of respec able portion OF lis
fellow citizens. when requested 50 to Do. L
Cur pro-slsvery old line lienis were to hold
meeting. sud reques: rs &c publish the.r
proceedings. we would d. the same - them
knowing that error becorres harE. ,ess and
furnishes its own anudoso aai corrective
when thus published asd Subjected TO the
scrutiny of those who would otherwise prob
ably never have noticed what iheir r-z! senti
menss were.
This seems to be .he case y !. OR CORES
ponden. Humani,as," who las commenced $
series OF articles, in our paper Of today. IL re-
ply TO tbs position taken b. The Friends Of
Human Progress" AID we eheer.~i.y give
place 20 his criticism, behaving tbs progress
sive friends are in the hands ii one entirely
competent 10 do them ics.ice.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

THE DoskLsos PLArroa2,.-The nominee
Of the Southern Americans l2E Y ice President,
in speech accepting that position made tie
following deelaration--"I Ire at re So3s6,
and an ogcEsr of more Aan hssairei slarss.
and l LIKE THE INSTITUTION IS WARMLY As
ANY KAN"
Mr.. Donelson is placed before tie people
as living exponent OF fn-ersoaa and -Nstion
al principles. and yet in al she addresses be
has made since his nomination he never fail.
10 avow his ardent love for the institution OF
slavery, while Americea.s-l IS dwelt upon as
if it were question Of secondary Importance.
Is il no; a little singular that northern men.
protested friends OF freedom. saa for a no
meat desire to crowd on 10 Done.son's mar
row. rickety platform.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

0TTbe following advertisement, appears in
Paris journal: The parents ofs young lady i.
aged FL, handsome and we'll educated. and
possessing $500 francs per annum. but affected
BY ST. |isus's dance, offer &c unite her TO s
doctor from 40 70 ~ years cid, who viii psy
her constant attention"
A letter from Turin. in the Savoy Gazette
SAYS: Don Rinsldi. senior canon OF the cathe-
4 al Of Alba, hiss Just excommuaicsted . priest
named DON Re-io di Casino. for having worn
trousers instead Of shorts and stockings to The
knee. as prescribed BY the Cornell Of Trent
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27
Railroad Meeting.

There viii be Public Meeting a: Starr
Hall on SATURDAY NEXT, at 3 o'clock.
2. H., 70 determine upon the best plan for
completing the Cincinnati and Fort Wayne
Railroad N one ycar.
Every man in town, ana every farmer
within ten miles Of Richmond, are requested
to be present. Able speakers yyill be present
and address the meeting.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

~ The preysrs of Larshss and the curses
Of Morrison. do not improve the Sentin<l a
whit ! In abiding to the action of the Wayne
County convention. the Ssnt;nel says: It
ruled out the subject of temperance as q
side ISSUE and excluded i from the plat
FORM" What q whopperl We invite the
prev-erful and ''cusssd'' attention Of the edi-
tors of that paper. TO the following rssoiu-
ton adopted by that Convention;
1--WE hold that our Legislature Is clearly
authorized BY the State Constitution 10 enact
law prohibiting the manufacture and sale sf
intoxicating liquors as beverage, and that
such power should be exercised by the pas
sags of An efficient prshibiiory law"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

''FGEE Wzr~ SIS. acs tie advent ef Per
Ajas' "=ociz! h.ari.y'' notions. intoxicating
beverages lave bean the circulating medium
Throughout: Oh Wayne Ever in New Gar.
iaa Township. which vas q. oae tine, free
from the curse, ,Ae dew! has entered lis Ellen
and is scattering his fearful influence around
ST within his reach. We learn tba, liquor
seller D. he naue Of William Freeman. resi-
ding in hat Township, has sold seven bar
RES Of bsldfac Perkins since Christmas,
md tina: his nsighbor Ph;asas Thomas. has
sold. darias the same tine, quite quantity
Of r4rs French Brandy at .ft7y cents per gal
Isni These are believed 70 De ia. only depot,
in saat part Of the county. Ter tie sale Of free
whisky" and ps~s brandy. whilst here IN
Wayne Township, We have nos less than one
"s1aAshole. 10 each 100 inhabisaa.s-- all
started with the view Of Serl oping the man
hood of naH''
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

SIaNs.-Aboot forty papers in the Sss;e OF
Pennsylvania, heretofore symPsshizns with
tie Know Nothing movement, repudiatc the
nomination Of Fillmore and Douelsoc
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

THE K2s.As LEGISLATURE AND THE Co.,
ERsoR-On the 9Th inst. the free-s;ate Gov
ernor delivered a brief special message to the
Peoples Legislature. He said that there wac
difference Of opinion in regard TO the right
OF law making by the Assembly, and the con
structlon Of his message TO il, il was proper
for him 70 ale that LIE wished 70 reao mnsend
no course 70 be taken il opposition = the Z.
s. Government or the Territorial Government.
The only object sough - be attained, was
10 make such provision as vas Indispensable
to the action Of Territory just prior 10 It's
admission into the Union as a state. -tf.eF
the message was read. the Legislature adopted
resolution declaring tha; tie 'sws passed q:
the present session shall not have eject ua,il
put in force by special act a. some future
day THIS shows clearly that the Free stste
Legislature intends to pursue prudent law
abiding course, and that no collision Is like
y to take place between that body and the
L. 5. Government.
The following extract from, |c.ter written
by Gov. Robinson to Gov. Chase. fore-hsd
ows still farther The probable course Of action
to be parsued by the free state party:
You VIII see that can hsye ID faith III
any election under the Territorial form.
Frank Pierce has Us completely IL lis power.
with the Executive. the judiciary and two
thirds Of the Legislature at his disposal and
We can do nothing Let our friends in Con
gress do nothing except pro.ec; Us from in
vasion. till thoy can adrni; Us ia-o the Union.
Any other course would ruin the free state
cause. The polls can no. and would rot be
protected by any Judges or other officers
Pierce would give US, aad consequently we
should either hive to so into the election aud
be defeated, stag away ard incur the cen
sure Of friends at the North. provided
Congress should undertake - patch up the
Territorial Government. We can live as we
are till we can be admitted inc the Union, if
protected from iuyasions and | tru,1 tia, oar
friends viii accept of nothing short Of adr1is.
sion. l. Is not material that we BE- admitted
this session or evan next. We c2u afford %
wait. if necessary. III Repu5iic4t PrcsideH.
shall take the place Of Frank Pierce in 1851
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

| sar, prepare yourselves; &c. ready. 60
Ger ftere; send gotsr g9Hag r.sa, eaI i they
GffsH2t 10 drire y9u OF, ttesl. &auan ten,
d,ius tttm Oft Fifty Of you with your shot
guns. are equal to two Hundred and fifty Of
then ~ith sheir Sherp's Rifles. Get ready
arm Jourselves-foE : they abolitionize
Kansas. Missouri Is no longer q slave Safe.
and ysu lose 500 coo. 90 Of your proper ="
". 4 Tribune.