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The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

LExpkDIEET IRL4EDATs.--Un capitaine de vais-
seaux ayant aisse dams iayre, avant de descen-
Dire tarre deux mateots iilandais leur defandt de
3irer a canon, mons quils MY fusse;lt forces par
uuelqne circonstance extraofdinare. Nos deux gail
lards Sc yoyant les mattress seniyferent qui lelx
mieux, puis Fun dit Isutre aurais ponrtant epVie
que nous tifassions IN coup de poudre seule
ment. Eh bien, dit lautre, qui nous e,np6chE? II
est settlement une precaution prendre, cest lie
metre quelQue chose Ia bouche de Ia piece, qui
etoue Ii bruit pour que nous ne soyons pas enten-
dus. Attends, mettonsy Ia marttte, tu te camperas
dedana eE tn tieldFas les pour rempecher de
ss'enfuir lien dit repliqua fantre, mas t tireras
douccment.--Ne tenlbarrasses pas; quand ID seras
prat, ~ mettra le fen lamorce. bon, M VOLTA,
et en- dsant ces mots il sc place dams Ia narntte ct
s'y craEnpenne de son mieaxs laatre met le feu
ramorca. lie bruit du coup fat endu du Capt. ct de
feauipage, qui accgururent bord, ct denanderent
Ia cause de ralarrae. Murphy ct moi. dit Patrick
nous nous sommes ainuses tirer tous souls Oh est
Murphy reprt le capitaine. Oh est Murphy? re-
pliqua fIriandais en- rant ct Sc grattant Ia tste
Vous ne raYez pas rencontre IL Went daller terre
dams ie pot au ieu. Miaergs
Ur ROMAN DAMS Ia VIE REELLI.U Une
fanille de Lyon, France, appartenant d ID
cfasse Ouyriere, setait assemblee dimanche
dernier an rex.de-chauss6e dun restaurant de
Brotteaux pour celebrer les fancailles de la
nile aimee de 10 malson. lie Tepas s etait passe
sans qa u ne fat rien suryenu pour interrom-
pre- Harmonic des conviyes. La faneee. la
Tougeur au front, les yeux baisses, etait sssise
ct ecoatalt les tendres propos deson fatar sel-
gneuT et maitre, lorsque, soudainement, la
plus jelne snur qui, pendant quelque temps
await jete des regards ardents sur les henreux
amanta. se leEa de sa ohaise, ct, apres avoir
cnlbraase son pere ct "a mere, s'elanea d tete
II premiere dune fenetre ourerte. I'm plus
grandG CONSERVATION s'ensuivit; nais on VIII
Aeurensement, bieat6t que Ia chute await etc
beaucoap amortie, etant tombe dams le iardin
sur le terrain nouvellement remue. Lors-
qu'on lui demanda priFenent le.naotn qul
laYalt portee attenter sa vie. Gle confessas
apres qnelQne hesitation an 'elle await oonen
nne violente passion pour le pgetendu de 50
Eeur II reste actuellement & sasoir 81 eette
aerniers consentira Al sacrifice, Oh sile aRas6
ssEaaaalra 4 r6ehanRa 90. esar
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A WZE g m

TT E soussigne Went d'arriver de Ia Nile
M A Orleans avee un assortment complet
de Marchandises Seches ct autres, convena-
bles pour families, habitations Chaussures
ct Etofes pour vetements des esclaves, qr.'il
offre a vendre bon marche, ses anciennss
pratiques ct au public en- general.
C. HOLLIER =.
Opelousas, 7 Novembre, 1856.
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vENTE PAR LE SHERIFF,

BENgE ran &C Sn6FBfp
ETA T. DE La OUTSTANE.
zenon Broussard, } Cour de District,
Alexandra c. Guidry & ais, No. 74o3 -
ID IN vertu dun writ de Fl. IA, lance dane
- le process ci-dessus intitule, par la Cour
de District dams ct pour la Paroisse ST Landry, et
moi adresse, il sera offert en- vente pubIique,
la Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse, le Samedi
Decembre proclaim. 1856. a douze mois de credit,
6tant la seconde eft dernere criee. Les acquereurs
tourrssant Ieurs bilets avec securities ct portant
inter6t raison de huit pour cent, partr du Jour
de la vente lusquau Placement tous les droits titres
interets ct pretentons de AIexandre c. Guidry &
ais. aux propress suvantes, saises pour Satisfairs
lie dit writ, savoir:
Un Negre nomme EDMOND, age d'enviroR as
ans
Une N@gresse nominee THERESA, agee d'eHs
yron 10 ans.
JOSEPHINE, agee de 25 ans, ct son enfant, nom~
me NUMA.
SYLVESTRE, age denviron ans.
I'm Morceau ou Lot de Terre, situe Washing.
ton Paroisse st. Landry, toutes les batsses ee
ametiorations qui sont erigees borne au Nord par
Buhot Street Sud par Short Street, l'Ouest par
Bridge Street ct POaest par Betsy, f. c !.
L. V. CHACHERE, Siberia
Bureau du Sheriff St-Landry, ID Nov, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
COglE' SRscCk4sfe.

M Z public est inforrne qu'une session ex-
- traordinaire de la Cour de District du
l5me District Judiciaire. commepcera d la
Maison de Cour de cette Paroi-se, en- la vile
des Opelousas, sous la presidence je PHon.
Albert Voorhies, le troisieme Lundi de De.
cembre proclaim, 1856, Giant fe 15me jour
dudit mois. l.. LASTRAPES,
GreGier de la Cour d~ l5me District.
Opelousas Is Novembre 1865.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
LIVRES, LIVRDS, LIVRES,
Au MasaSin d Bon Marche.'

Au Masasin Bon Marcht'
MFlERw J'AI en- main un grand assortment
A.@ksssssayde LIVRES CLASSIQUES, PaPer,
$500 Crayons, Encre, Plumes, Sc, poar
Ecoies ct Bureaux, que je recois par presque tous
les arrivages de la Nouvele- Orleans.
Aussl I'm assortment de Publications Reli-
geuses, pour toutes les denominations.
J'ai egaement mains grande collection
dOuvrases Litterares des meilleurs auteurs ct des
publications les plus recentes, vendre par
E. L. NIMMO,
A fencoignure des rues Main ct North.
Opelousas 22 Noyembre, 1856.
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IS leopard Du CEy1Ay

On distingue Ceylan deux esp6ces de leopards
lie chetah qul attent rarement une ongueur de sept
pieds, depuis lie bout du jusqu'a rextr6mite de
Ia queue, ct lie leopard propremeRt dit ou la penthe
re, qu mesure jusqu'a neuf pieds. II existe aussi
une l6gere difference dams les dessns de Ia peau.
La force du leopard, proportionellement son pods
ct sa tae, est yeritablement prodigieux. Jai WI
IN jeune b9uf paryenu sou enter deyeoppement,
don't lie col await etc Eompu par leopard qui Pavat
attaque. La croyance populaire attribute Get effet
la force du coup de pate, mais la une erreur
Ce nest pas la puissance direce du coup Gul rend
rattaque du leopard 81 effective, c'est lie resutat
combine de la force muscuaire de rassaillant de son
"an ct de son poids.
Ii est l,Hre que les leopsrds savancent hardment
contre e,.r proe, comtne e fait lie chien. Ordnai-
rement lis Sc glssent pas pas ct en- sfiece Sc cou-
chant de temps en- temps ct profsnt pour se cacher
de tous les accidents du terrain, Jusqua ee quis
soient parvenus la distance de qaeqncs bonds
Aors sc deyeloppe tout coup limmense force mus
culaire quils concentr6e: les volt sauter en-
lair ct reomber de tout leUr pods Taninal quis
ont surpis, tands que leurs dents ct leurs critics
s'impriment dams son cou. C'est ans que, par Ia
puSsance de eort, les vert9breS de Ia vctiue sont
bliseea
lie coup de gsiffe du leopard est daeurs fort re-
d0utable: il ouvre lie ventre dun buuf auss facile
ment que lie ferat lie couteau de chasse lie nieux aie
Les suites de la bessure sont tres dangereuses, par
ce que la Critic presque toujours mpregnee de chair
ou de sang en- pntretacton, produit la gangrene par
incubation. lie leopard est teelnent vorace, quin
dc pendamment de gott pour lie saug qui lie
pousse sans cesse vers une nouvele proie quand
meme il est repu, il deterrerle cadavres putsefs
pour ell faire nourrture. J'en Gus une fos sous
les yeux la triste preure.
A Eewara- -Elha les lGopards venaient apres le
coucher du sole usque sous les verandahs des mai
sons, surprendre lie CHEN qui s'y croyat suree.
Sur les routes meme ell pein jour- lis osaient egae-
ment enever les chienS quelques pas de leur mai
tre.
On prend lie leopard rade de trappes tres faciles
aconstruire. Je mai jamais pu, pour mon compte,
r6ussir dams cette eSpece de chasse, parce que
ours dautres a!imaux venaient pcendre dams mes
PIECES avaEt le leopard.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

TNous sommes autorise a annoncer que
THon. 3. A. MARTEL est candidat la place
de Juge du 15me District Judiciaire, a la
prochaine election
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vENTE PAR lie SHERIFF.

vs. Parosse St. Landry
Aaron J. King No. 1855.
I'm vertu dun writ de e. fa., lance dams
- le process ci-dessus intitule, par la Cour
de District dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry, et
moi adresse, il sera ofert en- vente pubque, d Ia
Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse, lie Samedi,6
Decembre proclaim, 1856, douze mois de credit,
etant la seeonde ct derniere criee. L'acquEreur
fournissant son billet avec s6curte ct portant inte-
ret raison de hut pour cent, parr do jour de Ia
vente jusquau paiement tons les droits, titres, in
terets ct pretentions de Aaron J. King la prorfi6t6
sui vante saise pour satisire Ie dit writ sevoir
La Motto Nord du Quart Sud-Est ct le Qua {
Nord- Quest du Quart Sud-Est de la Section "
Sept. dams lie Township Quatre Sud de Ia Rem ,6a
No Six Est dams lc District Sud- Quest des te re.
de la Louisiana, contenant cent vingt acres ct 81
l0nes, Giant lie meme moroccan que couv re- L.
Swamp Land Warrant No. 6s2, entire lie 19f avr;er
1853, sous W. H. Granshand Register.
L.V. CHACHERE, :sbkr;r
Bureau du Sheriff St. Landry, Is Novem' 1re, 1855
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NQUVBA U ggA GG&EWs
r BOae sEHsss'Ch6.I
No. so, Rue du Canal, No. so.
Pres de Chartres,

AJllDo 0op1oRnSs
II ES soussigues ont ouyert ladresse Ell
q A dessus un Magasin de Qu,ncaiikeris
Fine detageres ct invtent attention des Marchands
des. .OpeLomsas ct des contrees avosnantes leur
immense assortment dartieles suyants:
Coutelerie de table ct Couteaux depoche, Ciseaux
sur cartes ct Ciseaux Rogers Serrures, Cadenats,
Culleres ct Fourchettes celebres Razoirs Butchers
ct Elots Chandeliers, cuivre ct ferblanc, Sucrers
Ronds ct Boites en- ferblanc, Lampes Moques, As
settes EN- ferblanc, Mouns Caie cares ct autres,
Tamis de 1s-2oet "a, Ecardes a Cotton de White
more n @ TO- Peles ct Pincettes, Broquettes, Cap
sues G. D., Capsules angaises (water proof PORES
poudre, Cornes poudre, Tonrne-Vis, CheminSes
pour fusils
Aussi lie plus grand assortment de Peignes, Par
faerie, Brossea, Papier, Ptncs ct Eacrs ct Jouets
dEnfants
Nous recevons par tous les arrivages d'Europe des
articles nouveauI. touiours difEices de procurer
en- ville ct nvtons les acheteurs qui desirent ben
sassortir venir examiner metre stock, qu est des
plus varies ct des plus frais, lie tout venant dstrs
deballs il ny qu'un mois
ALF. R0CssET & CO.,
No. 80, rue du Canal
Nouvelle- Orleans, Is Noyembre, 1s56.-3m
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INcENDIE.-Mercredi, vers minuit, NJ A.
II. Gradenigo, demeurant sur lie petit Bayou
Teche, en- notre Paroisse, fut reveille en- sur
saut par une forte odeur de fumee, ct Sc
lcvant, decouyrit sans peine que sa maison
Gtait en- feu. Ayant ouvert Ia porte Pune
chambre de derriere, une boufIee de dsnlmes
vint le repousser bien loin, en remplissant
immediatement toute la maison une fumGe
iusupportabie ct dune famine menaeante
lie moment etait critique, car non loin de
cetts ehambre, foyer de l'incendie, Sc trou-
yaient ses quatre cnfants ct une jeune ne
gresse. II Sc hata done de leur porter seeours,
ct reussit heureuseu1ent a les sauycr M.
Gradenigo, sa femme, ses quatre enfants ct
deax negresses Sc sauverent done; mais au-
Gun meuble, aucune piece de linge, ne purent
etrc retires dc l'incendie Tout fut consume,
ct pour surplus de malheur, lc feu Sc commu.
niqua i une petite batisse GU Sc trouvaient
les provisions, ct rien ne put, Ia non plus,
ctre sauye.
I'll est cerrain que cest loeuyre 'un ipcen.
diaire, ear il ny await pas de cheminee daus
-l'app4rtcmept on lie feu q pris, ct personne
ny conchait.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
L'OURs DE C5TLAE

Lours de Ceylan plus petit que celui d'Europe,
mais singuerement ieroce, est beaucoup plus redou
te des indgenes que lie leopard. Non settlement il
attaque Ihomme sans 6tre provoque, mais il va guet
ter lie passant isole pour eter lui des quill lie
volt sa portee. De griffes, plus terribes en-
que celles du leopard il dechire lie visage de
vctime en- meme temps quill devore avec ses dents.
En- queqnes instants dune bette vivante il reste
que Ia charpente Osseuse
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

JOEL EsANDoz, NoTI. IRE PUBIC,
A demenage son burc .au d Iencoignure
- des rues Landry ct Market, pres du
bureau du Grefier e l. COur de District.
0pelsusas, 8 svembre, 1855.
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NM les Edlteurs du Cowytirr dts Opelousas:
VeuiIIez me permettre de me servir de votre
journal pour faire savoir au public que e me retire
siu parti Know Nothing.
SOSTHENE LAGRANGE.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

Nm. les Edaeurs d. Courier des Opelou,as:
Veuillez inserer dams votre journal que le parti
Know-Nothing syant fait fusion avec lie parti Re-
publican, dams lie Nord, ie lie crois trolnpeur ct
nuisible pour lie Sud- ct je me retire du dit parti.
%=a ALCIDE KERLEGAND.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

sIl1f les EditeErs da Courier dcs 0pelousas:
Veuez inserer dams votre journal que nous no
sommes plus membres du part Know Nothing.
PLACIDE LAGRANGE.
CALISTE Sicily.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

LES REToURs DE L'ELEcTIoN.- AusSit6t
que nous pourrons nous procurer les retours
ecrtains des elections de tous les Etats, nous
nous contenteroBs de repeter que Buchanan
est elu par une majorite plus que respectable
sur ses deux concurrens, Fremont ct Fill
more.
II est maintenant reconnu que NJ. Fillmore
ne peut avoir qu'un Etat, lie Maryland
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y and the rights Of the border rullans, =.

sas and the rights Of the border rullans, y.
suppose.
he nssal " I'll this sostenpsibls tricksry
na ieerzs public opinioa. The Admin.
l..sst,c1 havs bssn pursaing policy in Kan
-! whss, wAsn called upon 70 account for,
~ denies. II . the Grsytown affair over
again, With this difference only-that ths
President shrinks from calling the Free State
settlers OF kansas 50 band or sayapes. -
ne has been treating them an sayaees. bu,
care not call them so. He not only throw,
tho responsibility upon Col. Summer 10,
wns' ne Was instructed to do, but covers be-
fore Congress, and says, We shall call Col.
summer to account for this; he has exceeded
nls instructions, and We shall 30 inform him
In the history Of Kansas affairs there i,
nothing more contemptible, excepting, per-
maps, those remarkable negotiations with
Gov. Reeder.
We think it high time that there should bs
o. least clear understanding extracted from
the Pierce. Buchanan Democracy in Congress
OF their exact position on Kansas affairs.
The proceedings upon the appropriation bills
are not bad beginning. II peace can only
De obtained by the abolition Of the Missouri.
Kansas Legislature, let it BE- abolished. A.
ali events the conservative members OF the
House can yet enforce some definite settle
ment or armistice for Kansas during this
session, and upon these appropriation bills
and We trust they will make it the mount
question. Let US have Pierce smoked cut
IN. Y. Herald.
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I SeANDALous.--The Fort Madison drou,
gives the following sample of the mode in
which some Of the BUCCANEERS electioncered
in that region
at can be proved that number Of the
German adopted citizens of this CITY ware
waited upon by tho Slave ID Democracy before
our recent election, and threatened with N
destruction Of their business and means ~
gninng.a livelihood if they persisted in
voting the Republican ticket.
Notwithstanding these threats n consid.
cradle number of Protestant and free-tbink-
ing dermans did vote our ticket in this CITY
though We have reason 10 believe we lo,t a,
least 10 voters who were intimidated by such
menaces."
A friend who is an old resident Of Fort
Madison, and is familiar with the political
maneusering Of that place, says the facts
stated above are true, Of his own knowledge.
Men were visited, and both privately md
openly threatened with being crushed in
their business If they did not stand m
10 the rack, conscience or no conscience, and
support the party nominations. And this is
but fair indication of the spirit which per-
vades the Buchaneer party. They don't care
straw for the foreign born citizens. alb
stractly, and are no more their friends than
aa5 -eises-ft rs their rutsy tfrut ttruy IRE
after. aud that is all they care about. If
'hey can get them, all right il not, symna-
shy DO hanged! The moment they exhibit
an honest independence, just that moment
the BUCCANEERS begin tho slight and crush.
Pohcy, and If, by any means, they cannot
control their sutfrases, they denounce them
with the most ferocious malignitv: thew
stgmatize them as sherman inprates.,
"hair-hpped Germans;'' swish the Dutch
were 10 Holland and Holland in hell.o and
all that. Bat they are getting undeceived
mafSeiousiy fast. They are not to be driven
INTO the unfal'ering support Of all the mad
schemes OF the Slavery extension fanatics
lheir feelings and interests are opposed tn
Slavery, and they are not to be frightened
Dy denagogne clamor or frantic threats.
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MAsalNarox. Ananat

WASHINGTON, August IL.
SESArE.--Mf. Hunter asked that the ones
ton be taken on the passage Of the Leris.
lative, judicial and Executive appropriation
bills.
Mr.. Collamer Of VT, made Z minority re-
port recapitulating the Kansas outraees, and
insisting that the only redemption for X snsss
was the restoration Of the Missouri Compro.
mise, or the admission of Kansas with the
Topeka Convention.
Mr.. Trumbull could not vote for il. be-
cause the Senate had stricken out the clause
providing that no part Of the money appro-
prated shall be expended for prosecuting or
OBTAINING persons charged with treason or
other political offences in Kansas.
Mr.. Bayard thinking that . good reason
for voting for the bill, should do 80.
Mr. Hale said he should vote against all
supplies for Government, 90 long a. thew
were coupled with an appropriation to pay
the members Of the usurping Kansas Legis-
lature. The bill was passed, IS to IL.
The Pacific Railroad Bill was then taken
up.
Mr.. Hunter moved TO Law it on the table.
as u test vote, which was agreed TO BIZ IS to
%.
The Navy Appropriation bill was then
passed.
llousR. Mr.. Walbridge, from the Com
mluec on public lands, reported q bill for
the construction of railroad and telegraph
line from the western boundary OF Missouri
or Iowa, north OF 3Sth, and south Of 44th
parallels of latitude, to some point on the
Pacific.
1t is substantially the same as that pre-
pared 10y the select committee.
\ struggle ensucd between the friends and
foes OF the measure on points OF order, when
a melton was made by Mr.. Orr to postpone
the consideration Of the bill to the second
Monday in December, which was lost by the
casting vote OF the Sneaker
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W The Hamilton (Ohio) Intellivenesr
says that Mr.. Mollynsaux, Of Oxford md
bet witha Republican few day. 400 . ,h.,
he ne could find at least twelve Bueh.nan
men IN that place. The bet being closed
Mr. NJ. went the rounds OF the town. ~h;cb
contains population Of some 800 and
aanding only ssve,, Of the twelve, rave i nm !
ms state Of political opinion, indie ases thai
oxiord will have NJ few political sins To
ton. - PoPuia-
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Gv The following notice, extracted from
a paper in kentucy, published Mt the former
home OF MIR. Reeder, we insert at the re-
quest OF some friends Of that gentleman. /,
was elected on observing a call upon that
gentleman to accept the nomination OF Re.
corder for thit city:
Henry r. REEpxR, Eso.-It will be very
gratifying to q host Of personal friends here
% know the high appreciation and warm 70.
gard eyinced by the good people Of KeoknL
towards this excellent and WORTHY rentleman
ana talented lawyer. From the limited ;dea
We have gained Of the nature Of the ant;os
appertalning to the Office. We are indncsa ~
heiieye that it is one for which M. Ped.
! admirably qualified, by his varied ab;I;,;s.
and great business experience. The cal,
upon HIM by his keokuk friends i h;,hi.
complimentary, and we presume ne viii 10
eies,ed oy worry handsome vote. Cer,n;, ~ !,
- that II his friends here could only haxa :
chance to vote ut the election. the vn,;na
monid be Of the most perfect inc. banaise
ana az one side. Mr.. Reeder would Ia
chosen with such unanim.y tina. a cer,;Sca ~
Oh ms election would be unnecessarv.
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DELAwARE.-The largest Political m eeting.
that have been held this season ut WHINING.
'on' nave been Fremont and Dayton meet
'nss' from present appearances it would
% 10 Wild anticipation to calculate upon
Delaware for the Republican ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-15

IN Yellow fever prevails TO some extent
IN Ne" York. Only u few case. have occur
red, and il il hardly expected that any thing
serious Is to be feared from it. The sea.
son being SO far advanced is one assurance
OF Tue probable immunity Of the Ge.thamites
from IN epidemic.
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kADY MADE Na.-Evsrythin. IN M.
~ line CA ~ had st the lowest aeurss -
ssp37dpw WOODWAkD 4 oo.s
A1uc--Those BEAUTIFUL scotch and Tartan
rlsloss every variety can Be found q
ssPNeSw WOODWARD AOOr.
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w Missouri has elected Polk, the regular
n"ohaneer candidate for Governor, by from
1000 to 5000 plurality. Benton SO fur il
about $4,000 behind Polk.
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Upward AND Burlingame, Of
Massachusetts,, the eloquent orator, and the
fearless man, said, in his recent speech 1t
Dayton, Ohio:
Fremont had placed the Flag Of our coun-
Try nearer Heaven than any other man, but
not higher than his own fame, aud mot half
so high us it was yet destined to 90. He
was man whom you could not buy, ,r sell,
nor scare. Applause. He had back
o., bone running all the way down. tCheers. T.
mere was = touch Of Old Hickory in him,
ana when he was President (as he surely
would oe), let South Carolina nullify, il she
aarei There would then be use for Southern
ncmp, Tor he didn't mean to let anybody dis
solse tue Union, tremendous appiause,1 but
plause.l
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ialt' thV real wealth 81 III. -, a".eh eoiisti-
efssiss tilat int s. tissi,I ,.,v e'ahtrs, and
b. relied 90 a. al, natur - r '''s masses a"ie TO
ian G. Ffosa5nt's ..i,.r n th'l'taIla.s -
Wnet,rst t3sr.st p'""es'
w.ea,a,4r ,l...~' A'ossahtht good ~ h. ,ale
fr,s, i, ,,e,,.. sS 80 81 land 4 h rfeyeufrd
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