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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-14

Il hundred Free State m en- imprisoned
f'r murder Hore horri bic hafRanisnl
IN Kansas

Mr.. ". Thomas, whc has Just come
from Kansas, writes to the Chic ago Tr.-
bune:
When | left Lecompton, there were
oae hundred free state men confined there
on charge of murder. They wers
kept in a house twenty by thirty feet, con-
tanning only two floors, and OF ccurse,
their quarters were narrov and uncom-
Portable. They were strictly guarded by
United States troops; and loaded field
piece planted rear the door, served as ii
reminder that they must moi rise agalns,
their masters. These men have beea
dragged from their families and homes
upon Ridiculous charges, and insufficient
testimony. Failing 10 conquer them BY
arms, the Ruffians have appealed to th,.
laws of their own making and to their
own officers, to cripple ouc best aud most
determined fighting men How long
tft..y Will be held i'll confinemeus they do
not know but us most of thcft have
been committed for trial BY Ju sse Cato.
II is not probable that they Will soon be
released In the nernsti.ne their WIVES
and little ones must take care IF them
selves:
Outrages in the territory continue to
be of frequent occurrence: They come
fer the most part, from the predatory
bands Of Georgians who are rowing a.
round for the purpose of plunder. A
second one of a peculiarly horrible na-
ture is we'll authenticated. Mrs. Hat
field, a Kentucky woman. living % mile.
from St: Joseph; was one day, about the
Goth, visited by party of these Georgi
ans, l3 in number, who pretended tha,
they wanted TO buy some melons. She
offered to sell them what they wanted.
and they Went into the field and pulled as
many as they pleased. When she rc-
queste9 her pay, they settled the bill 10y
striking her across the face with u w.4ip.
throwing her down and choking her until
her tongue was forced out of her mouth
this they seized, tied string around her
and by the string led her short distance
from the house and repeatedly violated
her person. | heard OF her at St. Jo-
sephs, whittier she had been taken. She
WAS suffering horribly from the effect OF
her injuries. and was unable. her tongue
being so badly swollen, TO take nouTish-
men, except as it was given heE through
{ tube: This is The work of the " law
and order y .thivalry. This is the seco,,i
case of the lind that has recently hap.
pencd.
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d. TAYLOR.
P. II. SMITH,
d. WORTHINGTON,
JOHN +. POTTER, 7
WM. HULL,
4. GREULICH,
II. II. GRAY,
CHAS. BURCHARD,

E9 No manis gentleman who with
oiu provocation, would treat with IncIvlii-
ty the humblest of his species. 1t IS a
vulgarity for which no accomplishment
or dress can ever atone Show me the
man who desires TO make every one hap
pv around him, and whose greatest soii-
citude is never to give lust cause of Of
fense to anv one, and | will show yon 4
gentleman by nature and practice although
he NAV never have worn n suit of broad
10th. or heard Of lexico-l.
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Yours respectfully
WM. TnoMAs.


The ISSUE MADE uP.-Eet the old
wings aud democrats, who now sand
g hating between two opinions, - al
most persuaded to Join the Fremont
ranks; and yet hestating for fear that the
bug of . aboli,ionisn Will attach 10
their skirts-read the following decrea
from the Richmond Enquirer-,he lead
ing Buchanan paper of the South. Il
says:
With Kansas 10 back it in the Senate,
the South can compel the fulfllmcm VI
the stipulalions of the Texas treaty, by
RESISTING THE ADMISSION OF
OTHER FREE STATES
Here is the issue then, m1dc Up
There is no ms,aking the declaralion.--
The purpose of the nigger-driving party
Is, 10 drive their niggers into Kansas.
make 1t Il slave state, and LORD 1T ovt=
TIE soRru. for generations without end.
That's the programme. If by any mir
acie James Buchanan should become next
President of these United States, Kansas
WILL as matter of course, become
Slave State. Cuba, also would be q sub
dued and added 10 the Union"
Slave State. While the shuflling dough-
faces of the North delude the people with
the hciicw moclsins sound Of g Union
and +" conservative democracy" the south
is fighting the battle for Buchanan under
banner upon which is engraved tho
motto of ts No IoKE : FREE sTarEsr'
That Mr.. Buchanan is perfectly " sound
and sure" on this policy of propaganda
zing slavery, and restricting Freedom.
The Soffrh has not n ,Iouht,-f Nil: Am.r-
ian.
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s The OSHKOSH Democrat III speak
ing of Henry G.. Webb's pretended repu-
diation of the sham democracy, says:
We are perfectly willing that Mr..
Webb shall vote for Fremont if he ciloos-
es. Tfat be is Know Nothing and has
been employed by the Democratst To- bring
about a coalition between the doughfaces
and X. Ms we have no doubt. He was
caught at It and now turns on his employ
ers and rends them. L.. the people re-
collect that the doughfas es and Know
Nothings arc cheek by ie,sl. Wherever
YOU can find K. y. lodge you will find
green room for the democracy
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HENRY PRICE.

lI I-NhhlL DEALER IL Family Groceries and pro,-;s.
t-,-'ls, Nails, Glass, Wooden ware Sc orI,e.,, a.
--''~l House, High-sf, Mineral Point. y 1i'
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!. B. NlOFFETT, VI. ID.

ItlNTINU - practice his Profession in all its branch
Oice, first door below Ans.ey Tg;tIiei's
dence, in the brick blilding SOUTHWEST Vf The brick
slOo house
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\ LuhNEf AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
- IeiR VIII attend to land negotiations, and trans
- Gsiarss connected With mis- profession Collection.
L-l.. alten4el 70. OiIice IN county Building. 81
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GEORGE w. COBB.

LNEkAl: DEALERS in Merchandise of all kinds cor
SEse,-;O O' iisn anu eAeslrui Streets Mineral Point
81
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Eg The Ohio State Journal says the
reason why Rufus Cnoa,e came. to the
suppor. oil the Democrats. was his life
hong habit of defending criminals.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-14

/ NAbLE TAILOR, would tender his thanks to
re2s ot Mineral Point and vicinity for na.t IA,
57Bes' - hat ne Is still al the old TRIBUNE ofsc
lsuls1 1.ooh 'ooh Store, Highest, Mineral Point Gen
0'''hes cleaned and pressed on short potic. al
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i es.cE Or TIE PEACE. Notary Public, Conyeyan-
!, = :; FePeEsl agent, highland, (Soin, ,.,,@ fraaA
= l'sa Co., Wis s23
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ilrOfsssionat ana Suslntss Cares.

GENERAL AUCTION K COMMISSION MERCHANTS
II ocr their services for the sale of Household furni-
Rad Estate and MeIciian Le of every description.
A.arral Point, Wis
tskRLEs Il COX. }. HENRY BALDWIN
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l.. VI. STRONG.

\ 'toANEl AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Richland
:; l.A..e icl.And County, Wis. All busines entrus-
50 Ms care promptly attended to. e-l
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JOHN NIiITaN a Cn

Il ~ .;ic, tHst KANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn
S1'iIii, svoe,eoO. oaicc over Ailtons store. Min
n Is. BOIpEN, Agent.
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Committee have already alluded to the
fact of the clerks and others connected
with the school land office, using the names
Of other persons without their knowledge
in the entry of lands, it will also be seen
by the affidavits herewith submitted that
among the names so used are those of T..
II. Gleason. Daniel Howell, VIM. Chap
pell, John McKinnon and Robert Chan
dler. The three former swear that they
had no interest in the land thus entered,
and no knowledge that their names were
being used for such purpose. The amt
Of land entered in the name Of
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Ill. Id. CRANE.
ID. Il. PRIEST,

\ i4'ANEY AND COUNSELLOR, Solicitor in Cahnce-
70 aaa 6sneral Land Agent DodgeN lille, Iowa Coun-
p '''>~ousli- q-l
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CHARLES +, LEGATE.
INSURANCE AGENCY.

g5.'.A "Al LAND AGENT. opposite the L. s. Hotel
e., mineral Point. 81
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JO-. G0ODLAD. Vi. ID,

MOULD respectfully teder his professional service,
" 70 the citizens Mineral Point, ad vicinity.
.'are opposite the United States Hotel. 9-I
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MARK CORRIN,

| tuhNEG AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Highland
:. - eJHty, Wis Collections mate, and all busi-
N1-Sle4 10 ais promptly attended to- .
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SANIIEI. GRAN ENRH.

4 IIoRNEYS AND CoUNSELLoRS 1T LAW, and
Il E,i'ors II Chancery, Aiaerai Point ofhee in
itl htucN. a.
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GEORGE l.. FROST,

\ iIoINEI AND cot NSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
\ roiat, Wis., viii rfactice the Supreme Circuit
-t' 9 TINS state, in the L. District Court. Of
-te HttF MI4tUu- O.
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aational, stats 4 County 0fd1srs.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.

,,gsnt of the L S FRANKLIN PEIRcE, of II
s..t.-v ef State WILLIAM l. MACY, of
So Of the Treasury: JANIS GUTHRIE, OF Nv
.,.t,-y Of the IntsIior ROBERT McLELLAND, of Mich
Say of tie Navy JAMES Z. DoBBIx of Nc
-, Of War JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Miss
!, Mater General JAMES CAMPBELL. OF Penn
,t,,ey General CALEB Cushing, of Mass
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4 U0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR lIF LAW, Mineral
y Point Collections pfoniptis attended TO. Office
's Alsley X TrameIs store. 81
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marked = n I" that the whole amount OF
loan
From school fund is 1924 ,63S 81
Amount of loans paid 33,436 27
Showing Il balance of 1921 ,20I 10
Amt of loans from Univer-
slty fund, S13,295 80
Amount of loans paid 45O 90
Showing balance of SI3 ,Sl5 90
Amount or school fund S3S3 PSI IT
Your committee find also, as
per statements of amount
herewith submitted, that
there is now due from the
State treasury to the State $3S,O S,O26 AS
Due on land certificates, loans,
omissions and alterations, 2l,74l OF
Due on patents ISSUED $500 81
Payments without authority Of
law S,62S 10
Due on penalties not entered % 2S49 50
S97 JIG S4
faymen since Jan. /, 'o6 1867 81
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s,rsnor Of Wisconsin COLES BAsHFoRD, of Oshkosh
fiecteu1nt Governor ARTHUR NJ MAgTuUR, Milwaukee
...ret.ry Of State DayIp JoSkS Belmont
safe Treasurer CHAKLES kUEHN, Two Rivers
ltiornsy General VILLAIN K SMITH Mineral Point
,gyi. Pubic Iusi'D : A CONSTANTINE BARRY Racine
i.as Comptroller WILLIAM DENNIS Watertoyn
safe Prison Colnm'r EDWARD MGARkY, Milwaukee
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JOHNS X EVANS.
tfERCHAS1

VI .aI,.;+ LAlLukS, ugh-st., Mineral Point Wis
"a, in snare oi public patronage. Their work Will
'ss most AshIonable style, and on ressoratie
s,a7eG ling done 10 order, and warranted 10 fr. If
O
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-14

CIrIzEss.-The Richmond Enquirer,
special organ of Douglas and Buchanan,
thinks that if cur German fellow citizens
are permitted to have any political influ-
ence in the government, the same privil-
ege ought to be extended to the slaves at
the south =. For" says he, - they (the
negroes) are much more capable of IN
telligentiy exercising the rights of suf-
frage than the ignorant Dutchmen of the
North, whose votes can be purchased for
a dollar or a fill of larger beer" This
is Douglas and Buchanan Denso racy in
Virginia, and Mr.. Douglas says what is
democracy in Virginia Is democracy also
III Wisconsin. What do our German feI-
low citizens think of it
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j. III. CLARY,

4 IIOENEY And COUNSELLOR At LAW, Mineral
Il Point. Office in MiIions tone Block. 81
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III ENBER Of the College oi Physicians and Surgeons,
VI University ot the sale oi y. tcndcrs his seryi
the citizens OF 9odseviile ini vicinity r -ician
sIrsyou md Auguucher. y
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MRS. LAURA OTIS.

htLLiNER, and Dealer in Millinery Goods Ladies
VI Dgess Trimmings, Fancy Goods, &c., next door 10
tie tsutsal House High-at-, Mineral Point. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-14

A PLArroRM IN esterday's 5
train of cars from Lancaster brought to
this city the Cincinnati Platform, late
James Buchanan. The Platform was
very quiet and subdued on the trip; for
some Republican passengers, who had
left Pittsburg the night before. were talk
ing great deal about the amazing en-
thusiasIn In the west for Fremont, and
the immense demonstration In the Iron
city on Tuesday They did not recognize
the platform, or if they did, they did not
suppose that being only platform, it had
any feelings that could be wounded
But the platform groaned III spiri. several
times, and before the train of cars reach
ed Broad street, ii got out and hackney
coach spirited it away.
We next hear of the platform at the
Merchants Hotel, when 1t is surrounded
by a throng of self-sacra6cing democrats,
who despise office and scorn to worship
rising suns, or suns that may have a
chance of rising, or even "favorite sons"
They went simply to worship platform
But the platform was announced to be so
fatigued by the fearful journey of three
hours from Lancaster, TO say nothing OF
the Republican enthusiasm In the cars,
that it could scarcely speak. Indeed, a
Young self-sacrificer announced that 1t
could not speak at all. But this the plit-
form took occasion TO contradict, and 1t
opened IT'S lips and said that it was very
improper, and very imprudent for plat
form in its sitttation to say anything at all
and SO having committed the inpropriety
and imprudenue, and put in word about
our glorious Union, &c, it said farewell
and then shut UP. The platform will re-
main town iill tomorrow EVENING" Phil
adelphia Bulletin.
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STATE ADMINISTRATION.
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DUNN * READ,

4 4luRNEI 1T LAW, and Solicitor in Chsncery, Min
Il .Tal Point. Office in Tbomss' new block. 81
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~ Justice of Supreme Court ROGER b. TAxEY, of Md
As,nciltc JUSTICES
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FARLEY EiTDN.

COBB Sc 1IDSSllORE,
4 IIoENEIs > AT LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. Office
y over Anslcy \ i.ame's -inrc. g-l
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. c. c. wASHBURN 4 CO.
s and General Agencv
MINERAL POINT 1vIS

"a WISCONSIN, Shot Company,
HELENA, WIS ma
Ha- AH, Henry = rcucscs
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SetRLEs DUNN.
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= ' HirON,
Associate Justice
lsRls SMITH, of Milwaukee ORsAMUs CoLE of Potosi
Circuit Judges
] JnHS hEEf, Beloit GEORGE GALE, La Crosse
!. A. ". RANDALL Wauhesha GEo CATE, Stevens PIT
: LARbABEE, Ozaukee FULLER, Hudson
RLoEsLiNE, Shebovgn ALEX l. COLLINS, Madison
Cor9sES, Mini Pt. 10 5 K CorToS, Green Bay
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COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.

Iowa County Judge LUMAS VI STRONG, of Highland
Slsif LEVI STERLING. of Mineral Point
tlerk Circuit Court JAMES IiUTCHSoN.
q mn I'D Supervisors LIMy Ell W JOINER, Of Wyoming
tsFA . ARrHUk BElTTAN. Mineral Point
sr,ister of Deeds JOSEPH LEAN, of Dod.eyille
lrasurer JOHN j UEEN of Min.ssl Point
H0secating Attorney LoUis II ID CRANE, Dudge,ile
.lrreyor: JONI Il WHIrELAN Mineral Point
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Mr.. ". Thomas. whc has Just come
from Kansas, writes to the Chic ago Tr.-
bune
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DIR. BENZ. l.. BRISR
GEO. ID. WILDER, VI. ID,

nFfICE and residence II Arena, Iowa Co., Wi-
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Leaving balance of SS7, ,249 II
against the State
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alimra. POint Grib nut.

rrptrsHEp EVERY TUESDAY MORNING,
.,,.s,, Steae Block, Third Floor, on tic Corner of
and Cxe.iast Streets, Mineral Poirt, His, By
GEORGE w. BIZ >.
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Pawn ents since Jan. l, 80 1857 81 =
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s0Urn nv COIrEs car cc.yExrcy.

mo Debate on the 81 ava Trade--Letter from Sena-
tor Toomb New. Way TO Obtain Direct Trade
The Pacir. Rsilro2d = Free Trade
scuh< e4me: 70 Europe,
b., 30, "a
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FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dee. II, 1856.
A, halpAst line the Convention WAS called TO order by
the President
hr. DEBow, OF Ia, reported several resolutions from
the Committee Business. which the Convention pro
ceedcd 10 consider.
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Il importing buFiners -reafy established The Aiyer
has the very best sHnce In Eurooc and be8es an
amount o. capital ten ycsrs experience. country
Obliged go nj least once Eurooe
Goods he wishes 70 have partner who Iuaned With the
fancy goods trade. gentleman iii tho ab,ve capital
Grd this good chance ~ into 1ectabe ana
satisfactory paying business Only principe will be noticed
The best o. references IN every regard vii he required
given. rle@se address r. X. No Herald Office. Stain
name and where AZ Interview mas be had
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akA&G 6xmssaTAnn.
BANTER LIGHT GUARD.-TfIE MEMBERS A ID Ex
ID members u this company Respectfully Il,
attend meeting ~ uc Crystal this "wednesday
" oclcck II ~ particularly requested thai every member
GEo W THOMPSON Chairman
A. y. Trfrr, SECRETARY.
nARRAGH GUARD. TWENTY FIRST wARD.-AT'
~ he request 81 hi Ho1or the Mayor
target IN January ts5 fo are reaucei 10 mert
at John McNely OF Twenty siahh street and Thru
avenue, on Thu sday evening ~ Il, ociOrk
. . ISAAC b SHARPE, Chairman.
~. D. USnrrHiiJ, Secretary, pro ten.
lanes IRVING. NrsxErEERs "A REGULAR MEET
ing o. The above named conp ny VII - hall on Wed
ne@ay evening December ~ l~1G ~ htfrast ocock,
Falkland burgess corner ~ East gosfsas ard Catherine
sifeet functaal Attendance v requlred. ~ order.
IBWD. r. UOL"ES, COmmdt
FpwD. J. arsSmFY. &c.
TIFrNEY GUARDS kTTENTIOy.--s MEETING or
I Tie shove scmrsny WIN be hell a. We. fe -ueys, 81
Third avenue Thursiav. the iah inst, a. oflocs r.
orke action tie Mayor ncice ior general parade By
efder Of JOHN ADks Captain.
VETERANS or isi2-A MEETING or THE CoRpS
v will be held IT headquarters keirs Nr Hcnse, No y
spensrd Wednesday Tao l5th inst, at r.
punotua aentarce required as Business OF Importance
every member wiz be transacted, ~ cfdtr
=. w, JON s., Comm andant .
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a o hesuccess q effort ca the part Of tns rouh :"
tshse nsspendenee that schools or TIE res
Rssoivea Thai his CONVENTION Should mem,raure tie
legislature q Tie asberen sonnsrn stats - c~tsbsh AID
sustain insurcn. who're Should be received snd edacaed
Apprentices ior the marine &C.
The roOluli ~ vcre adopted
NUswrErsc Rovrn
Mr.. srrsrs. o. Iou,'ians, ~ m the oemaise on Bus
nees, W witch bsa been referred sanity com nuuica
tons rom The Chamber OF Com nsfce a Neg Orleans
the subject OF the rohuanicr.c roate made report
ccmpuicd By tic 'oiosirz resoiuuocss-
Resolved 1hsi his Coz .nlou resnt inter oscsao com
municatn across We bilmus q Iebuanrec as Important
& ss - sr sp ssas ose s Nm
IN the eighth Srce e ne esesden treaty deserves
Resolved further Thss Convention order 10 encourage
Tes5 sas r I'm assasnrsd a IN
eorporaled " he sta,e o Lcuans and do9clei New
om New Orleans across The I.,hnus Tehuanisp-c 70
services
The resoluion sas ssopted
fnTsp IRON nos. Rom Ton,ra
Mr. CcRAS, Of Ala called TOR the ins Of the let.
ter from lion X Toon,os, vhSh Sas presented yes,vr.
H ycsrs of ca desired 10 s,ate tina, his reason for
moving TO ay the letter ca tie table without being read
was ,hs, was at such Iaso hour TAT but Ii 70 mem
bcrs were IN stcndaros.
Annexed q The letter =
erxrirwrxT dolly received yos- po.,e inyauon y ssen
Tie southern Conveuton which WI aee a. rAnna
sspt b., roc isd saa ). dsap oo,a,e The ,3aes
birth 10 these
ty which the south could her share
commerce whIch - man supported b. her INDUSTRY Ihs
rfa ~ pA-hel " pfcessarg to tie wealth the
pf0spt ~ 9Th. sui therefore slave.
~ stlng faicsl tcnn he easily ami rnretluoaay
sseorrtahed n Ne hV vnuutarv commercial
vii not be dsre Trough The general severn
nett Aui he a0fe AM mus Re done by law f.tara
has been ore ~ tto up asercss vh1h
bib driven f-eign away 5a orr poyta
bIua y tsak an roling clse can
long Tits Union eAis.s ihe power of the sfa0
ksvs n mont tsg wniCtf lnp an prma OF ms.
fsrnl wealth within lNr iarirsc N "a clear U..
rtire ored ard she 1te federal Cgurs L.,a
expressly repeatedly affirmed state canpo, nader
ne federal ccusut0r las ares nu0fts hut ta
IN 1potted rugrntdijes offered FOR within her iinas
haoy every state n re non even every rnuireal
cnporabn hihorlg n do leaaton has eyorois
III from q foundation II tis government To la
eay b. of the states great
~ % dsayanhgt IAN ~ etsuple bale a. wO1ien
coth imported rcu ~ gland kew YORK there purrhassd
Ills pae goods pays The Federal treasury thirty per cent ad
ra,m paysn ssie tax ~ ne treasury N New Yok
then pay sbs year enc ato three gh,hs per
ricpa treasury ~ the city NJ Nes then A. comes 10
Gea pas % ori see treasury one tenth Of per
thus. beside TIC buthfs imposed Nv tie federal
ard The Se government d New YORK even
levter e4 tourtetu much out of
Do Georgia 1te'c sses q course incorporated
ne prize ard bccme The price paid by Inc
georgia consumer y ne tuty Of our Lcgsalure
that people shell 10Y eyceTt thuse bv he
authority d he general Eosernme ID, ~ hs n our own
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-14

IIIs medicine Is in extensive popular Western
Pennsylvsna. 1t Is preparcd By Dr. Truxal, Of Wash.
nGton and has given relief to hundreds Who have
II, who spreading Its fame far aud wide.
The names Of persons well known appear
its efficacy in the above disease. = !
II T. II. LOGAN & CO., Gem Agents, si-,,
FEB Wheeling, Va.