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1T WILL MAKE NO DIFFERENCE
WHO Is ELECTED!
Whether Buchanan, Fremont or Fillmore /!
CROWN s. CO.'S BOOKS

ARE BOUND To SELL,
And their Agents are bound to make money.
NOTWITHSTANDING the political excitement
which peryades every section Of the land, the
Wang Of the self constituted sayiors Of the eoun-
try over the Imaginary grave Of the Union, xvi
saut tears trickling down their checks, - that sa-
cred compact "still lives and will continue 10
survive as long as the people continue to think
and read for themselves, and il is gratifying
sign Of the times that good Books were never SELL
ing better than at the present Time the orders Of
our agents are double that they have been for a
corresponding season Of the year
We are now making splendid preparations for
the Fail and H'iHier campuigH, and want a
large number of active aud REsPoYsImE AagNrs
in all parts Of the country. Those who are in the
business and those who think Of entering il are
cordially invited to address US a line and receive
IN return our list Of works with terms, SC, to
Agents.
Address, L, p. GROWN & CO.,
6w39 Publishers, 81 Cornhill, Boston
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CHASE g. TRIP,

successors to BEN X. CHASE,
WlLL continue to keep a general stock Of Lon
don and Geneva Watches, among which
may always be found some extra fine ones made for
and imported direct by ourselves warranted to run
to suit. Together with rich Jewelry, Coin Siieer
Forks and Spoons General Fancy Goods, and
every thing pertaining to Ladies OF Gents Toilet.
Particular attention 10 lgork.
Standard time kept by the finest Regulator in
the State -
Bratteboro, May, 1856, %
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW !

READ THIS, OLD AND YUM
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
rs no doubt. the most wonderful discovery Of
mis- ace Of progress, for Il will restore. perna-
ucuily. cray hair to it, original color, cover the
beid Of the bald with most luxurinnt growth,
rerboye nj once all dandruf and itching, cure all
serofila, and other outnneous cruptions, etc. II
will cure, as IL by magic, nervous or periodical
he .laahe; make the hair sofi, glossy, and WnVyi
and preserve the color perieily, and the hair from
filling, go extreme old az.
The following is from distinguished memlcr oil
the medical profession
ST. PAUL, January !, 1855.
pnoY. o. J. woop Dear sir--Unsolicited, |
send you this certificate Amer being nearly bald
for % long time, and having tried All the hair re-
sf0r4tiycs nxtaut, and having no faith IN any, ]
was induced, on hearing Of yours, TO give IL III
81. I placed myself ia the hands Of A barber, aud
hal IVY head rubbed with n good stiff brush, and
the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in,
tin the scalp was aglow. This | repeated every
morning. and in three weeks the young hair APP
pa,red and grew rapidly from August last until
the present time aud is now thick, black aud
s,rona--sof and pleasant to the touch; whereas,
before, Il was harsh and wiry, what little there
was Of IL, aud that little WIS disappearing very
rapidly ! still use your Restorative about twice
u week, and shan soon have a cool aud perfect
crop 81 hair. Now | had read Of these thing, aud
who has not bnt have not sceH hitherto any case
where any pcrson's hair was really benefited by
nuv - the hair tonic, ETC. of the day; aud Il real
If si,cs nc pleasure 20 record TIE result Of my ex-
nerienee have recommended your preparation
10 othors, anil Il ui.vaiy bus large aud general
sale throughout the territory. The pcofle here
l,uow its ELECTS, aul have confidence in IL. The
supply you sent us, as wholesale agents FOR the
Territory. Is nearly exhausted, aui daily inquiric'
are made Tor IL. You deserve cIelit for your dis
covoIy, and 7, for one, retu~n you my thanks f0l
the benefit il hos done me, Tor certainly long agt
dcsparcd n obtaining any such result
Yours, hastily, }. W. BOND,
Tirm Of Bond Kelley, Druggists, st. Paul
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lourr, hastlf, y " D'Nh,
Firm Of Bond & Kelley, Druggists, St. Paul


Ltr1u the Ll4iQr ~ tue hcil Estate AdferustrI
Be.Ios. - School st., March %, 1866.
Dear sir--laying become premaiurcly quite
rrly, was induced, some six weeks since, TO make
trial u your Restorative I have used less than
two bottles, hut the gray hairs have al disap-
pcarc'l: and although my hair has not fully attain
Ell is original colur, yet the process Of changl is
gradually going on, and am in great hopes that
in O short time my hair will be Ne dark as fdrmer-
IS. have sls0 hcen much craliHel n the healthy
moisture and igor Of The hsir. which before was
harsh and dry, and It has ccisel 60 come out as
formerly. Rcrcct'aliy yours.
D. G. N. RUPP.
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FOR SALE,

.v-<. The subscriber offers for sale his
ET5iss% Dwelling House, located on Elliot S.
~ - one door West Of the Wessclhooi,
- sss.s Water-Cure In this village, together
with Barn, Carriage House, and ether outtund-
ings adjoining The house IS two stories in hight.
Of large size and conveniently arranged, and all
the premises are in good repair
For further particulars inquire Of iheundcrsign-
ed, NATHAN MILLER.
Brattleboro, Sept. G., 1875. 81
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! rarm. MINIS and Water Flower

= OEA s-SA4
LII The subscriber. owing to decline
Gssl!ssls Of health. himself and family, which
$fflifiN renders him unable to carry On his
- A,business as u should he done. Oilers
ms fafin md Mills for sale. consisting ct large,
new and wcl-built Dwelling or Tavern House,
calculated for public or private usci two Barns
aud "a full sul,e OF out Buildiussi nlso, several
secondhand Dwelling Houses, cSccllent Gardens,
and rlotty of Orchardinr. with variety Of choice
grated fruit aud Pears. Plums. aud Cherries of
various hinds-Quinccs. Peaches. Black md White
Black Berries Goose Bcriics. Ntspbcruca, &c, Nc.
Also. saw MIN and Grst Mil, one run of stones
and Corn Cracker; also Circular Saws and other
machinery, with n watcr-powcr Of - feet on
Green River. with any desired quantity Of laud
from ] 3 10 100 acres, we'll timlerud and easy Of
transportation, rendering II Of tine best stands
for the manufacture Of chairs, chair timber, broom
handles, bodstoads barrel slaves, or any Kind OF
hard wood mauuiacturc. with plenty Of hemloch
and spruce, easy Of transportation to the mill and
10 market, with good shane cf white and yellow
birch for hobtius and shoe pegs, The hand is Pro-
ducti,c well watcrcd and easy of cultivation with
good rasturnge and plenty Of Il.
The above property is situated on the Green River
road leading from North Adams to Bratteboro and
from Wilmington to Greenfield . miles wet of
Braitlcboro on the Green River aud j. desirable
stand for some energetic man 90 make money, and
win he, some day The sitc on village. The above
property Is offered for sale for the above reasons
md ON reasonable lcrmsi also, enc span " good
Horses, one yokcof Oxen, i've Cows, three Calyts,
two Cos.et Sheep, ;ogcthcr with o variety a. pcr-
sonal property.
II the above property Is not sold soon II viii be
Let or rented on favorable terms. JOHN REID.
Halifax, Jan, 1880. To
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USE NONE But
HAYES ALLIED 0INTMENTS
AND HUMOU SYRUP.

The question finally settled Iaraii3s Reoieias'
4 ~ts ga "a .Gsliciae -
GCROFuLA, Salt Rhuem, Eryspelas Can
~ cerous liumors, Seald Head, Itch Buras Mercu-
rial Sores, Fevcr Sores Ulcers Ring Worn. and ia-
mors sud Efupivc Diseases Of every aud can be
ed anh the Blood eeansed Of al Impurities by the use
Of Hayes, Allied Oialmont and Humor Sytup--ite
most efecluai remedies ever Offered To the public
These celebrated remedies cure diseases speedily,
Thoroughly and permanently without nmry 10 The sys-
tenn We have numerous testimonial, from persons Of
the first responsibility, Win have hal occasion 10 use
these Heyef-iailmg remedies ia ihcif amics. in The
VERY worst form, oi'iiscasc. with he mos, happy aud
beneficial fcsnhs Try thcn--cnirc satisfaction guar
1niecd 10 ali cases. Prepared hy DR., T.. y. HAYES
disco,crcr and manufacturer. HAYES & Nash Pro-
prioiors Lawrence Mass. Beware OF an article iaiae
market styled The "GenuiBe Allied Ointment put np
by Chas. IL. keui as that is o base eouaieriei 90
mine.
Sod ia B,aulehoro by JOSEPH CLARK aud by
TON.
Iva
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having them pure and rsnpine .. ib., AZ, Dl.u
ceieialiy and hser egf game and Label rRHlONr
To give consumer. some iica Of nuf sale. CO.,.
neS ihe IolIo"ng scale o'prr,s, VIZ 'N'
10. Souchong Tea, .50l . ID. Mocha Coe.. ~.
8 ID. Ocl0ug " l53l 3 lb. Java q0
8 10. y. Tyson =" 2.25le 10. good q" ~,
I ~ The Spires are pot up i.IB.ra .,..,
prcii'y iaf family CSC ind sic usuanff,l ta 't'
Them 100 publc favor.
SPANISH COfFEE.--Wn woti l.sa,.........
Of consumers and dealers 10 our 81 ell. Co,. .s
arucic whfh Is highly csiermcd and e,,.i,.,,',,'l
est Satisfaction u n PREPARED ~uh nanr,i.,7
aud by peculiar pfoecss ~ roasting on, ~ y,
'b,s eoGcc u Is believed, is equslio b tl Is ss, ,,
! DANDELfoN COFFEE -Ths -r.i. .,,,..,.
y pfcpafsh 1T our his. nii pot lp So package. bs,.
F iAg ua1e mari, nli may be- iobed ar.al a. IN.
best and n'oH approved mixture % laal,'.laaad col.
fee.
I TARANACUM. m Pcspard D.akiioa Rso,
This arelg IS prepared end roasted 90 our Nin B, fe
tailed hy Family Grorers goncfail, n eiy sa. eos@.
l ny. cod bearing oufusic maxi. Chiras.sn s-i.l.r-
/ ogtesN may be relied upon as ihc GLNutsF Ann
CIR. The proportion used is about cue bsf fIc o,ss
uty oi coffee. The price o. en rcat- f,r roune IA
his uauanicd 10 DC ihc same as iiai vhch h.s tesg
sold ipf iny cents pnaad hy Du4gi.s
The medicnl pr0pcfies OF hantr of. arr eefi trs-,
and bold be- hgh estimation hy aiI who u.e %. H.
being preparation OF The root. vih aH ii, rsd..f
v.fiuus retained can De m'Acd With rof,r tftsf b.
best suits ihc ialie. aad ul boz found raeau ssd r.'
nunical q family bcsrfgco. one pound rf rb.~4 hs
scnbcd %, many cmiacni ply s.rI7us 10 isfsfds ch
dr"n and aged persons as % urirrIors letfuss 20
as t"acay jog Dwrepso, Bilious aftriou. SC.
y De careful in observe thlf 30 oef f'-d,-. b..
our tfnre n.afk. " ChinaHrn eriu4ir7 grssn
g. 20 Gsolsrs 20 Df9isrS l.1ef4l asraa.. 4,
made. f.I. I..F Llrfn .ua U.s. fur.f eT.r.r- OIL.
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NOW IS THE TIME

FENliE subscriber has just received from Boston,
T. and direct from the Manufacturers, q large
assortment Of
~ Ladies', Cents, Misses and Children's
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
which are to be sold for the next NINETY DAYS
e1Isedi9g tor for Cash P. slM0NDS.
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Farm for Sale.
FOR SALE.

eq@t The large and commodious Dwell
ENtss1 ling House and out buildings con-
"a A u nected herewith, owned by the sub
Es Is seriber and situated in the pleasant
village Of Brattleboro, on the corner Of South and
Canal streets. The house has been built but a few
years, and is in good repair. 1t is occupied by
four families, all Of whom well convened. On
the premises are three neyer-taling wells Of excel
lent water Connected with the house are two
Barns aud all other needed out-buildings.
The location Of this estate is in the center Of the
manufacturing portion Of the village, which rem
ders il desirable situation for boarding house.
Also, will be sold with the above two SMALL
LOTS OF LAND near the village.
Terms Of payment made easy. For further par
tieulars inquire Of the subscriber on the premises
Il. NJ. BURNIIAM.
Brattleboro, Aug, l, 1856. 0m3l
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i6NuE PERIODICAL DEPOT has been
d removed from opposite the American House
to Blakes Building, two doors North Of the Revere
House, where more extensive and better selected
stock of NEWSPAPERS, PERIopIcAIs, MIscEILANE-
ous Books, STATIONERY, TOYS and rANoY AR
TIoLEs, than ever before, will be kept by
L. ]. CARPENTER.
Brattleboro, Nov. Sth, 1865. Al
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NERMONTVALLEY RAIL ROAD

VERMONT VALLEY RAIL ROAD
Notice. On and after MONDAY, MAI oA'
TRAINS will run as follows
Leave Bellows Falls for Brattleboro, s.2O A. ~,
and 8.4O PM. returning leave Brau.e1orV ''
Bellows Falls 1880 "A. NJ. and 4,A6 Pm "a
FREIGHr TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at s.oo ~
NJ; and Brattleboro at 100 7. NJ.
The two Passenger Trains over this Route, con-
meet South with the Vt. & Mass. and ConHectcu'
River Rail Roads, to Springfield, Hartford, new
Haven and bridgeport, direct to New York Vh
the North with the Rutland and Burlington, sum
yan Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada Con-
necticut and Passumpsic Rivers Rail Roads, ioril-
ingdirect communication with Whitehall, Saratoga
Schenectady, st. Johnsbury and White Noun
tains, Burlington and Rouse's Point, OgdensOufs
and Montreal NJ sLOAT, supt
VERMONT VALLEY RAIL Row OFFICE,
APRIL 20, 1886.
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Planning. Saving and Natcbiny,

Planning, Saving and Matching.
MFR. J. 4. WILLARD having taken the
w shop in the lower room Of Rstey's Building,
formerly occupied by r. WALLEN, is now pre-
pared 10 do all kinds Of Planning, Saving and
Matching (usualy done at such an establishment
promptly, and in The best possible manner Mr..
W. will also furnish packing boxes, sinks, ward
robes, and every thing else in his line at short no
tice and on reasonable terms.
Also constantly on hand large supply Of pine
and other kinds Of lumber for salsat the lowest
cash prices
Bratteboso, Sept. Sd, 1856. 6m3G
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y MEDICAL NOTICE. q
Mr.. G. w. HORTON. respectfully in
~ forms the inhabitants of Brattleboro and Vi
entity that he has established himself in the prac-
tee Of Physic and Surgery in this place, hoping
to receive a share Of public patronage.
~ Rooms in Blake's Building, corner Of Main
and Elliot Streets, OFFICE in Fisk's Building,
opposite the Post Office.
Brattlehoro, April 10th, 1856. 1G
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Do! a certain Samaritan as be jaa"ey.d. 'sas
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MUSIC! MUSICl
FINlIE "BRATTLEBOEO CORNET BAND'' arc
Il prepared to furnish Music on all occasions Of
the latest and most popular character. Address
J. +. sTEEN, Clerk, or
CHAs. C. ELLIS, Leader.
Bratileboro June goth. 1850 n
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- puiest articles nj igrs.t
Ca@ priee'. Their stock eor.
observation-disclosures.
hli.pice, Pepper, Nm
| tnrd, Ginger, Cayerna
\ Pepper, Nutmegs, Cinoa.
mon Cloves, Cream la.
tar, Tnlaxacum or Pc.
pared Dnndelion Root
&c., &c.
ua,ing every facility 70,
D mahuiacturingani prnna,in.
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PORT WINES.

Fine Oh CAbinet Port, 20 glass casa q Hunt Cas-
ehoio lorin Port sai susis ohaice quaHess Purrtsl
ers Victoria Royal Alio DuFo. Pals rFi Bsck Sal Dry
loFi chac- Whiie Pun, very rieh and sweet AAimsey
Port Harris Co.'S rich Pun Julre.
An q the acye In wo5i aud GAS - Ne eask, bottle,
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2. =. YER q 60

tsign Of the Chinaman grinding coffee
III WASHINGTON ST.. HOsrT
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MADEIRA WINES.
SHERRY WINES.

Don darian Co, Isrmony and Yf.Fst sierras In all
Their varieties, Pale and Br,un An1uilaia Iafag Oir-
oso, an One "a Cahnc, Pais Chas Cunnnshsm A Co,
saoo Fale aprei IN Nc bottles r1og heavy ga Brown
Sherry y Sed Aiia sissi l. D. n OH Brown Sherry,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-18
RY AN OLD DEMOCRAT.

fst. Because it has approved tor the past
four wears, the appointment OF an a'o~ed
d>unioni~t as Secretary Of War.
end Because it is supported b. lie only
political organizations that ever threatened 10
secede from the Union.
Sd Because its leaders deny the right OF
the majority 70 rule. and encourag" he spirit
of anarchy, By publicly asserting 1hat II their
opponents should succeed, the South would
dissolve the Union.
4.h. Because it sustains he right Of \ bo
gus Legislature. elected by invaders .E2-'
Missouri. To enact laws Tor Kansas
9TH Because it has stirred up sectional
strife. bv wantoulv violating a compromise
Of thirty wears standing.
9th Because the admission Of Missouri q;
S-a:e was part Of the same Legislation
which forever prohibibited Slavery in Kansas
and the repeal Of d portion Of that Legislation
virtually implies the right to repael The whole
7th Because il refuses 70 admit han>a
with Constitution which Is approved by
large maioritv OF her actual citizens
8th. Because the whole course Of IS polio.
to which 1t IS committed by It's Cinclana'
platform. ''tends to sectionahze the country
or make civiIwar, or 10 disoslve the Union
9th. Because it repudiates the doctrines Q
Jefferson, and Jackson AMI Wright. and lend
lis aid 70 the advocates OF Slavery extension
10Th Because il openly or taetlturnly J c
quieSees in outraseS on freedom of speech AZ
freedom Of he press in Kansas and Washing
ton.
1l.h. Because its candidate for the Pres
iiencv ~igued the 0ssend Manifesto
l2.E Because il has proSt'.u;ed EIec"i''
ratrona.rr 70 fo-ce measures through Con-ret
i. violation OF the vii Of The majority
The People Of the United States.
18th Because it has denied the right
the majority of the people Of the Uaiol
through their Representatives, y enact the laV
for the government OF their own territories.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-18
NO. 10.

exclusion OF a peculiar local law Neither in
principle nor in fact is there auy inequality.
The question now is, whether ii is net com.
pe;ent 70 Congress, IN the exercise Of 8 fair
and Just discretion to prevent the further in
crease Of Slsvchoiding States This is the
question: / see no injustice in IT, to the po,csr
OF Congress. have nothing to sdd 10 what
| sad the other dav CoNeREss HAS FULL
PowER OVER rHE eUBSEcr
Ihare Sald that / shall coaseat n ao erfeq.
S'"H - tle area ef' .>iarerg EpoH tlfs Cont
acHt, for n aRH increase az slars reDresrHts,-
tioa a7 TIE other Ho4se Of Congress have
now stated my reasons for NV conduct sud
my vote. We. Of The North. have already
gone. IN tins respect. far beyond ali that any
Southern man could have expected. or did
expect at the time ol the adoption OF he
Constitution repeat the statement OF tie
tact OF the creation Of FIVE new slavehollinr
States OUT Of newly acquired territory We
have done that which. if those who framed
the Constitution had toreseen they never
would have agreed 10 slave representation
We have yielded thus far; and we have now
IN the House OF Representatives tcenty per-
sons voting upon this very question aud upon
all other questions. who are here only in virtue
Of the representation Of slaves
Let me conclude, therefore, b. remarkjag
ina. While am willing 70 present thi, as show
ing my own judgment aad position in regard
to this case, and beg il to be understood
that am speaking tor no other than myself
and while am wiling 10 offer i, to the trtois
'7"rta as my own Justification, | rest on these
propositions:
First, That when this Constitution was
adopted nobody looked for any new acquisition
Of Territory, TO be formed into slayeholding
States.
Secondly. That the principles OF the Con-
Stitution prohibited, and were intended 10 pro-
hioit. and should be construed to prohibit all
interference OF the General Government with
Slavery as it existed. and as it still exists in
the States. And then looking to the operation
oI their new acquisitions. which have IN q
great degree had the effect OF strengthening
that interest in the South. by the addition Of
these five States. I fecl that there Is aothtpg
".iast, aofEias ot 1rhfch any hoaesf laau cqa
c""tPfatH. y He Is Intelligent, and / feel that
there as hofhsHg ruth 9rhicb hc cirilizc3 uorlR
4 tAeg ta%c aotfce of' 50 hut2bie a person as
R9Sef, orfH roproach me- achen ISag as sqid
Hc ofher daY. that | HAVE MADE Up MY
MIND, FOR ONE. THAT UNDER NO
CIRCUMSTANCES WILL | CONSENT
10 THEFURTHER EXTENSION OF THE
AREA OF SLAVERY IN THE UNITED
STATES. OR TO THE FURTHER IN
CREASEOF SLAVE PRESENTATION
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TINES
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The House Proyisn-

Gea. Cass, atthe Tippooanoe Battle Ground,
said
That the Republican members ofthe House
OF Representatives sought to lock the wheels
oi government, by attaching the Kansas Pro-
viso to the Army Appropriation BIZ, for no
better or or other reason than that the army
was sought TO be paid for enf1rcin@ Hee Z lcy
81 fhe laad." The following IS the Hoa-e
Proyiso
Pfocided. /. That no part Of the military
f rec Of the United States shall be employed
in aid Of the enforcement OF any enactment Of
the body claiming TO be the Territorial Le is
lature of Kansas. until such enactment shall
have been affirmed and approved b. Con
gress.
uuT u thhAi hAii P6y such force to prevent the inva
salon OF said Territory BY armed bands Of
non-residents, or any other non residents, act
inr. or claiming to act, as a posse co,ntfofuS OF
any officer In said Territory, IN the enforce
meut Of any such enactment. and to protect
the persons and property therein, and upon the
national highways leading 10 said Territory,
from all uulaw fuiy searches and seizures.
;. It shall be his duty to take efficient
measures 10 compel the return Of, aad with
hold. al arms IF the United States distributed
in or to said Territory.
Now. Is there any word Ia that proviso TO
prevent the GFe>llehk from eHtoitlH5 tIc
avs Of the hal?' Not a word. 1t simply
provides As follows:
- That the United Statetes army shall
not be employed in enforcing the infamous
laws passed by the bogus Kansas Legislature.
2nd That the President may employ an
adequate military force to prevent the lnYa-
sion Of said Territory by non residents.
3rd For the withdrawal Of the arms OF
the United States distributed among the Bor-
der Rufians, who have been committing muir
der and all sorts Of depredations in the Ter
Ti.ory.
General CAss. if be spoke the truth il the
United States Senate when he pronounced
some Of the Kansas Laws Outrageous, dis
graceful and unconstitutional, certainly
did not regard the Kansas Code as the law Of
the land. 1t was to prevent the United states
army from enforcing these Outrageous, dis
graceful unconstitutional laws, that the
House Proviso was passed. The charge,
therefore, that this proviso was proPosei n
order to prevent the army from enforcing the
laws of the land. Is utterly and absolutely
false, and is sufficient to disgrace the lowest
political demagogue. We should not expec
\ man 0: General CAss's experience, inteiL
cence and years. TO dishonor his hoary haat
by trifiing in such contemplate manner WIT
truth
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WEBSTER AND BUcHAsAs+-The Boston
fdns remarks tha. il WAS WEBsrEE's opinion
tha. Charles J. Ingersoll was but the tool Of
Buchanan when he charged Mr.. Webster
with being delinquent and defaulter. And
il thinks that when a son FLETCHER Webster)
strikes hands with the would be assassin ofhis
father, when a friend (Choase) embraces the
enemy Of his departed friend, a seandaious
spectacle is presented TO the world
In the West we have the still more scan
dalous spectacle" Of a son forming a political
partnership with the man who branded his
father as gambler. perjurer and murder
ar to elect man 10 the Presidency whoierigi-
mated the Infamous charge OF Bargain aud
sale" which blasted the political career of that
sons Father.-Cin. Gaz.
She that marries man because be is .
good match mast not be sarprsses i he turns
oct "a LaciserI"