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The Wisconsin Governorship.

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Our readers will remember what
tall growing the Old Liners made last
fall over the election Of an Old Line
Governor in Wisconsin. At first eve
ry thing indicated the election Of the
Republican candidate. but correction
after correction was made in the re-
turns, until the pro-slavery candidate
was declared elected. The fraud was
so manifest that the opponent appeal
ed to the Supreme Court, and the re-
suit is, that tha! court decides that the
Republican candidate was elected by
about 1000 majority. The Old Liner
had been sworn in, and threatened to
disregard the decision Of the Court
But a more sober conclusion was to re-
sign. He has resigned. and the de-
cision Of the Supreme Court will at
once be carried into effect, and the
Peoples Governor will take his seat in
due form. Meanwhile the Sentinsl
and its kindred papers have stultiGed
themselves by maintaining the right
Of this Old Liner to his fraudulen,
seat With them. victory. by any
means. is honorable.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
IOWA LAND AGENCY.

no THE MINISTER'S AND MEMBERS or
the n. T. Church, and all ohen whom Il may
concern;
Having been fanilIarwiih the State Of Iowa for
ten ycafs. Il has given me the advantage Of max
ing some very c,soicc selections Of lzndp. which
ey invest cd, The special oo1~<t Of (hIs notice q
% sey 70 all concerned that expect - a>ssni me
Session Of The General confcrcBre q Indianxpo-
ed 70 convey lands. lying IN one body. from 81 70
go acres- Buyers can Be sniicd 10 price. coil.
location, &c. Those wishing Land Warrants To-
Gated, or entries made with cash. land bought %
sold, can have Il attended 70 ~ infcrmi ~ ne of
their wishes- My Iznds have bses carefully asl-
ected BY myseif--hencs know each piece, what
lila and where Il 10. ...
Ny rost once address sill afler csnersl Confer
Mar % A. CAREY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

The following letter was written for
the Sentinel. but that honest paper re-
fused to insert il. II was subseq uenf-
ly published in the Journal.
NEWCASTLE. INDIANA Feb, &c IS.
Mr.. EDrroR.-Sir: l have not seen
your paper recently. but from refer
ence to itby other papers. l find that
you justify the Kentucky mob in their
course towards me, and pronounce ne
ga dyed-in-the- eool AbolilioDist. 2"
and that you profess to speak from
personal. knowledge.-As to the
former. (your opinion l have nothing
to say. am happy to know. that in
this State, a man may express his opin-
ions freely and fully on any subject.
and yet enjoy, unmolested, the quiet
of his own room. or walk the streets
in safety, You had the same right to
thus express your opinion, that all the
numerous other editors of the State
had 70 express one differing from yours.
As to the second assertion, THAT l
am an Abolltionist) L would ask,
T har . snas, ;. III y s~ss s,;s s - s
-. ~ "a e 1872 Wy
Franklin counties, and have always
an S'"I 49, asssS In % gu.
nemo.racv wss nsvsr a;snn,-
thornh 7 how alrors hsl;.vsd 49,
~ 70 be wrong and have hesn o s,r
ed - ;ts extension 7 tb,s hs,;ers II
1eda and ,eho 10, 49,, - -
rs,ohsrs 81 na,,o.r.,;. ee.-ss,;s.s
9Th oI,,oss -, 49, ns~,' . e'ys -.
frees s resolut;ons 80 he,;sv s IN -
1880 whilst Won have changed von !,
faith and now attemnt 10 5ssd me
ont of tho nartv hacanse 7 am nnw;l.
line 10 lend NV time and energies q
The building nm and ertend;ng an IN.
stitutiop which we then agreed in
nronounc;ng AN unr;t;ga,ed evil and
of the euormities of which. a two
wears ;nt;ratd acoua;ntance hos nro.
ven, to me. that .the halfbad no, been
Ia ne ~ - hai;assJ - 1 so ass go go
so va ~, re -, ~ 1890. .ss ~ 10, IN, co no.
an J p o. mne" ~, so'ou '2a I o'A' Iass'
learned when toni NV srsi lesson,
;ea s',' VIII t.. '2's =" ",s. 'ssson'
T IT, dsoe 'i !. st 'a s psSin ~ Ie o
CO.,, "a Msd;.oa IT, ,La..';,;on.
o4'' r "a1 e'e 60 nv oP'n'on'
OF JEFFERSON, rs our founder, our par
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
Congressional.

The House has passed a resolution
by 101 to go to send a committee Of
three to Kansas to investigate Whit
fields claim to seat. and appropri-
ated $4,000 to bear the expenses
They request the President to give
the committee military protection. :
The committee consists Of Messrs
Cambell. Howard. of Michigan, and
Oliver, of Missouri.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
Patriotic Sentiment.

Hon. T. Ford. in the Ohio Ameri-
can Council, delivered the following
noble and patriotic sentiments which
must meet hearty response. in every
truly American heart
81 have been educated In senti-
ments of reverence for the Union. ]
have been taught TO consider it as es-
sential to our happiness. This feeling
is strong with me, but thank God
have stronger feeling--'lis this.
love freedom more than / do this Un-
ion.
"Much as 1 love this Union. / woe
sacrifice it rather than consent that il
this great country Of ours slavery
should be the rule. and freedom bu
the exception. have said. and taFe
this occasion to repeat that rather thar
consent that the curse Of human chat
tledom should be taken into Kansas
and Nebraska. / would prefer to see
the political elements crumble into dis
solution. knowing full well as ! d.
that if the Union were dissolved to
day, it would rise in allits greatness
and glory tomorrow.
ri repeat that love this Union.-
But with me it must be a union TO
the preservation, not the destruction o
liberty.
A union that must be regarded as
common blessing, not union enforc
ed by gag laws and pro-slavery threats
and in conformity with the will Of God
and not in utter contempt of his au
thority.
"From these high and holy inspira
tons l am not to be driven by the fal
end Of faction as exhibited this da,
before US. In their cession they dil
US great favor by relieving us of
dead weight.
1--WE car now stand out and inscrib
on our banner the only true doctrine
no more slave States-no more slav
Territory. We stand before the worl
in our true light, declaring as we hav
by resolution this day, that freedom
is the rule and slavery the exception
Let us thus gointo the contest. Let u
have the nerve to maintain it in def
ance Of everything.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
.ssouthern Aeoreasion

Al the present time the President
Of the United States. the acting Vice
President. the Secretary Of State. the
Minister to England. and the Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives. the
FIVE highest and most distinguished
officers Of the Government. are North
crn men. In addition, majority of
the Cabinet are northern men, as well
as a majority in both branches of
Congress. In the House of Repre-
sentatives the North has majority in
every standing committee. and the
Chairman Of all excepting two. Yet.
Notwithstanding this fact. we hear the
demsgogue cry of"Southern aggres-
sion" and s'usurpation." Do not
those who join it under such circum-
stances outrage and insult our com
mon sense? How can there be any
Southern aggression when the North
has possession Of all the highest Off.
ces in the Administration and full
sway in both branches Of Congress.
Ctn. Eng. ~
Not quite true, Bro. Enquirer
Pierce is no logger a Northern man
You know that he has bought a large
plantation, in slave State, not q
thousand miles from Washington. K
which he expects to retire on the 5tl
Of March, 1857. Jesse ID. Bright, the
Vice President, though nominally ;
resident Of Indiana, owns plantation
in Kentucky, well stocked with ne
groes. and is as pro-slavery as Cal
houn himself was. Indeed he has
spent more money and more time ii
slave territory, within the last lC
years, than he has in Indiana And
most If not all the other persons you
allude to. are as pro-slayery as these
two. II they were not they could no
be retained in the Cabinet "a hours
Try again, Bro. Enquirer. You may
prove the present Administration
composed of real abolitionists, it you
keep on.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

FAIR GRouxDs-The committee on
leasing or buying suitable fair grounds,
met last Saturday. aud bought the
"Tyner Lott and tier Of lots north
Of it. for the use Of the Society. The
whole was bought for $1,000. to be
paid. one-third next November, one
third in one, and one-third in two
years thereafter, with interest. This
is the ground on the Fairfield road,
north Of the graveyard.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

EE The Cincinnati Enquirer says
it can endure pure Know Nothingism
or pure Abolitionism, but it hates the
mongrel-ism that exists in Ohio. Hard
to please, is that Enquirer. Two
years ago, Know Nothings were cut
throats, and assassins, and all that,
but since they fused with the Old Ii.
ners, to elect prcsslavery Speaker,
the Southern X. Ms are pure Know
Nothings. though it was they who
"murdered" the Dutch and Irish at
Louisville. according to the Enquirer's
version last summer. Well, Mr.. En-
guirsr. the Psorrx will get up an ism
about next November that will suit
you less than any you have heard Of,
10 ! these many years
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

New observation-disclosures have
been received from all but about doz-
en- small towns in this State, which
cannot. says the Boston Atlas, have
cast 500 votes altogether, and the re-
suit for Governor ioots up as follows
MetcaIf. American Republican. 80,
979; Wells, Pierce Democrat, 81. 493:
Goodwin. Wing, 1887; Scattering,
141.
The Senate, according to the latest
intelligence, stands 8 American Re-
publicans and 4 Pierce men. The
returns are not quite complete, but the
result is not likely to vary from the
above. The aggregate vote for Sen
ators. which shows the relative
strength Of parties in the State--there
being only two regular candidates
running in each dist let. is as follows:
American Republicans. SO. eos. Pierce
Democrats, 81, 643. Majority against
Pierce 1869.
The House stands 1862 Opposition
TO 1855 Pierce men. -,
The Council will probably stand 3
American Republicans and 2 Admin
isirsiion--possiUly 4 Republicans and
'only i,Admistration. Y. ztibsns'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
L. D. CANPEBELL.

Ok THE 0u1sIpz. "A man. with an
enormously large sucker, called on .
dentist to get tooth drawn. After
the dentist had prepared his instru-
ment, and was about TO commence OPP
erafions. the man began to strain and
to stretch bis mouth ill il got to .
frightful width. ..r
"6tay. sis. ;" said the dentist. don't
trouble yourself 10 stretch , our mouth
any wider, ] intend 70 stand on the
outside 70 draw your tooth"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
The Wisconsin Gubernatorial Con-
test.

1t has been proven in the Supreme
Court that Bashford has a majority Of
1000. Lieut.. Governor Macarthur is
acting Governor. The constitutional
question has been raised whether he
can hold Office during the remainder Of
the term.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
Lewis D. cambeIl and his Speech.
We find the following in the xenia
Toreh-light Of this week

HOUSE OF kEParsEnTkr1ycs.
WksHrsoroS. March ~. So
DIAN SIR:-I have merely time
now TO assure you that never made
the speech as reported and republish-
ed in the Cincinnati Gazette. nor Ut
tered. or written any thing inconsistent
with the views always entertained
on the subject Of Slavery. Neither
have ever asserted that / would sup
port" the nomination of Fillmore and
Donelson.
Yours, truly.
f L. d. CAMPBELL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

R1- The peach.trees were in bloom
in New Orleans on the 9th Of Febru-
airy. and the farmers Of Southern Tex
as had begun to plant corn two weeks
before.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

An AroLoaY.-We understand that
Hon. f. r. A Jeter complains that we
intruded into his private matters, a
few weeks ago, in abiding to an en-
tertainment given at his house. II
that was n private party We confess
that wedid wrong in alluding to it at
all. We hope never 10 stoop so low
as'to be meddling with other peoples
domestic or social priyacies for any
purpose. When we do, we shall des-
pise ourself, and wish others to do the
same. Our apology in this case is
that VIC understood It to be pnblic
ball. We know that some of the
guests attended with that understand
ing. and we know that the ehief guests
made the peculiarities Of the occasion
a matter Of common street talk for 4
week or more. Scarcely any Other
subject was. discussed in the Post or
fee, and Court House, and Hotel, fol
a week. We ask pardon OF MIR. Jetel
for initiating has mole intimate friends
in regard to the matter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

g Delegates have been chosen
in Maryland to the Cincinnati Demo-
cratic Convention favorable to the
nomination of President Pierce.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

Ar1he Agricultural Society will
reosive bids at its next meeting for the
lease ofthe "Tyner lot" ill the FIRST Of
September, and for tho fence around
il. to Be taken away on, the first Of
esp'snbsr'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
Ntb 5bbtrtistmtnfs.

PRov. WOODS uAn krsToa2uvE-- TIE tsssine-
W Of alivho have thoroughly >ss1sd ne virsnss
Of this celebEated article. 10. hat WIN restore
shs Eray, and he bald, ersdicase diseases a ~
Scalp, pressrve the hair from falling. and Dss-
serve the color perfectly 70 extreme old ego. n
d nov pat up both viii and without ssdInsut.
SEQ advertisement.
For sals By DIV. JOHNSTON Brootv,ue.
1cTMR. Eps1os>-Yoa wiz please announce
lhe name Of M1cHAKL WHEAT ~ . csDdidsss
FOR Road supeuisor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

Boarding,

8: :: s;:; :::: :. 'i: ;; 4; 49,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

8 The Topeka correspondent OF the
st. Louis Democrat, writing under
dahs Of the l3sh, says the Free State
.Asseubly would adjourn on the 18Th,
until July next. A mass meeting was
held At Topeka on the 18th. at which
Gov. Robinson, Lieut.. Gov. Roberts,
DR.. Gutter, Lane and others made
spseshes.l A grand ball was given in
the evening. &c. = .---I. "A
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

hss~ LoxpeE QuARrxsIr RzvrEw.p-
Tbs January number Of the London
QSarterly Review CONSERVATIVE is
before as. The following is its table
of contents: Table Talk Of Selden.
Colsridge and Luther; Reformatory
Schools; Menander; Henry Fielding;
Theology Of the CIoister: Landscape
Gardening; The Geological Gardens;
The Results and Prospects of the
Wsz. The four British Reviews and
Blsskwood's Magazine are republished
byL. Scott & Co.. New York. at $40
per apnuu. or So per annum for a
single Review--one Review and Black.
wood, e5. 61i
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
RELIGI0US ENBLENS,

DEING A eERIkt Of eublemeuc enErasinU,
rsrvntion1. an1 religious ro1eclions> designed y
illustra1s Divine Trat1. IN occos61nce ruh ~
cardinal pdneiples g Se''s,ls.s y WILLIAM
~ nsssy Howe. r''se o'.p % dsllvs7-115
TSs Ascent or l>s abevs books Il nov essvscs-
Ing Fnnklin coenv ~ soooerioesp> - 1hey -
& < Z = e ssls 81 ~ < ~ -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

Whsrsns, tsx bee bsen anseossdby sAs Trus-
tAss ofhis sewnshIp, for ne purpose Of raisl1s
And ~nsrsss, there oxisss an urgent nscs4s,sy
thst said houses be bull without Delay,
And whereas, steps have bern taken b. School
Disrsct No. :, for building school house NE ap-
iSs Tax sses would bs Justly sssessrd 3 ed css
!: :ssid 4 ;sssisss's; ss'idi's :s'i :sissi
: $685. = :sss s:sss s 3
sh'p, shss s!niI.r steps Be taken ~ each school
pislFict ofthis TownsbiP, that We may thereby
speedily enjoy The benefit Of good school Aoosss
also save considerable item In ih6 G1upo 81 An
di1ors and Treasures fees, In case ~ Aforesaid
YAK should continue % b colloctsd b or county
ifsSs course above rsconnsndsd should b
adopted By TIE citixens Of he entire tounshI ,,
We win faaue IN order 70 have The n1ovo nam6d
YAK erased froo NE lax duplicate q Ne cp1nU--
Roooec1folly s3tmit1ed.
WN. L0VETT,
4. B. JAMES. Trustsss.
WIN. -. DAlRD3
FLAK-SEED! FLAX.SEED!!
WE have a. store 100 bs>heis prine Flax SEED
w which psoposs 80 loan y Farneu Ne con-
ing season on ven accommodating toFns. CoII
and 80 q 80. 3 Commercial Rov, nszs deer y
mar e W. 1. pARauEAR 4 CO.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
LUMBER WANTED.

myHR SUBSCRIBER WANTS <o.op FEET or
tinss PSpss< sssns,lags sne . 20 - fsst q
be VIII pay Gle per thousand, IN cash. On delivery
Il HarrIson. ohie. B. Il. PENNY.
uaf98 u6-3w.s ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

Leaves have their time 70 fall,
And 40 likewise hayeI;
Tho reasons same-it
Comes Of our both getting dry
But here's the difference 'twixt leaves
and mel falls more harder and
more frequentlee."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28
LIFE AND DEATH
ON THE OCEAN.

A ColIeclIon Of cK{FsoFdInsFy eoVen1oFo1 d %
board Of Merchant tcsscI>, aud ., 1hips 81 Wor,
combined ~i(h tbrIltee reiulleas ~ experiences
and suffering Illusirat<d VITA e1eGunl pniu1e6
ssss'sss ssss ), s s;s a5ws 'ss
% deIIvesy-0z palee
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-28

e'shihcu anu convincing.
Iowa LASDs.-We call the attention
of our readers to the advertisement oil
Rev. A. Carey, Of Iowa. We have
known Mr.. Carey about IS years.-
He is a judicious and prudent man,
and may be relied upon. He went tc
Iowa as a travelling preacher some
10 years ago. His voice having iail.
ed him, SO that he cannot preach, he
has tried to render himself useful, a,
well as to procure living, by locating
lands. He will be safe person te
whom to intrust the selection Of choic.
lands.
A CoLoRED SPEAKER OF THE Housl
OF REPRESENTATIVES, Indepen
dence Beige. paper Of extensive cir
culation, published at Brussels, hal
the following remarkable intelligence
uader date of Feb. 81, 1876, which
mist have produced a sensation
among its numerous readers:
The new presiding officer Of th,
House. Congress Of the Unit d States
Mr.. Banks, is. black man from
Massachusetts. who belongs, as hi
color sufficiently indicates. to the ex
treme Abolition party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-12-04

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