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The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

not cnalncu 10 the car OF eltner MeSSrS
Gwin or Broderick, but will act independents
ly.
PoLTICAL.-By reference to the Bay pa
pcrs we learn that dissension has broken
out among our Democratic brethren of that
city and county-one which it is feared bids
fair to make wide breach in the party in
that county. An address appears in some of
the papers which dsavows all adhesion to
the old organization, and proclaims the in
tention of those signing it to effect new
order Of things. This document is numer-
ously signed. We are not posted as to the
cause Of this rupture, and hope the State
Convention will act in such manner as to
confne the quarrel within its present geo.
graphical limits
A neutral paper remarks: ave hear that
the Wing General Committe of this county
(San Francisco) intend to take measures to
have representation from this State in the
next National Wing Convention"
The cauldron begins to boil-the witches
are about.
Gss- Stephens new tire-proof brick hotel,
the AMERICAN, is credit to our town, and
perhaps the most magnificent establishment
in the mountains. The brick portion is II
feet in depth by SO in width. The first floor
contains the bar and dining rooms, the sec
ond floor two beautiful parlors and sixteen
rooms. The third story is devoted entirely
to bed rooms. In the rear of the brick is a
frame addition, to be used as kitchen and
wood house below and sleeping apartments
above. We understand it is to be opened
for the reception of guests in a day or two,
by a competent landlord, and that the Cal.
Stage Company will stop there. There is to
be a grand ball given at the AMERICAN
on the 18th, and we can promise the pleasure
loving public that no pains will be spared to
make the entertainment worthy of the mag
nifcent hotel.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

EE- Summary of Legislative proceedings
in our next issue.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

Tty- 1t is estimated that there is at pres
ent being taken out by the miners operating
within the two miles square embracing Iowa
Hill, each week, gold dust to the value of
slOO, 900.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

DAGuERREorYpEs are taken by Norcross
in Auburn, in room adjoining his jewery
store lie done ours the other day, and our
friends tell us it is ''nater on a clean plate"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-16
WEDNESDAY. july

cision Of the chair was correct. Mr.. Toon,bs
said eprecedcnts we're not worth much. Where
they were in a persons favor they were relied
on; but when ther were contrary to his opin-
ons, they were disregarded.
a HousE.--Mr. Cngin from the joint committee
on printing. submitted resolution to print 100
900 copies of the majority and minority resolu-
tions Of the select committee appointed to inyes-
tigafe the assault on. Mr.. sumner BY Mr.. Brooks.
at cost Of Q cents per copy. 4
Mr.. Smead nnsuecessfully moved to lay on the
table. .sf,
On motion Of Mr.. Cobb, Of Georgia, the num-
Der was reduced to 10000, and the resolution,
thus modified, was passed 96
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w. 7. DAY, n. D.
Eye and Ear.

~ 20 EYG 8IlW kIhls ~ - So
TNR. j. YOJtNlANSof Of the city Of Columbus, Ohio,
II 0eculist and Anrist Would announce his arrival
10 city OF Darlington, Iowa and respectfully tender
bis professional services 10 the public In full confidence
sfrsndering general satisfaction Having had an expo
Renee Of years 10 the treatment Of diseases Of
as eye and enr he has the infinite satisfaction Of know
ng that he perform the most critical operations and
extraordinary cures, All he asks Is fair and impar-
u trial Of his AND PAINLESS REMEDIss His mode OF
treating diseases ofthe eye entirely new, perfectly safe
sHims never been known TO fall in giving relief in all
taes Of Ophaimia, Tor inflammation Of the eye,) whether
AGATE Chronic, whether Catarrha Purulent, Scroi
ioa aonsrrb9a syphlitic or Rheumatic. II will also
remove all oPAcriEs OF THE o0RsEA, whether Of Nebu-
oas Abugnous character any other external scum
G extraieous substance, from the sight OF the eye
T,s new treatment has failed OF curing Ptery
GIN saphyoma and Amaurosis; and has even succceded
iarenioyiag CATARACT FROM THE EYE, whether Cap.
sAr Lencuiar, In great majority Of cases, without
iAe the ksiFR lie has been equally sue.
rssa with his systera, in the treatment Of DIS
HASEs or TIE EAR. ,t fe3i a5 2 t+s'tf
~ ONCE corner Of Third and Washington sts, oppo.
e the Post oce where he may be consulted during the
diy aud evening. Imay16 6nbp
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More outrages ON Emigrants.


The Alton Courier states that party of emf
grants from Ottawat to Kansas were sent out of
the territory and landed at wood yard below
the mouth of the Missouri, on Saturday
There were sixteen Emigrants in the party,
but four of their number were left behind in the
confusion Of their forcible re-embarkation.-
Among the missing is William strawn, son of
Jacob Strawn, the prince of Illinois farmers
This company succeeded in making landing OF
Leayenworth and in landing part of their goods
at Leavenworth. They appealed for protection
from the Ruffian violence to the United States
troops at Fort Leayenworth. The troops reach
ed the landingju just as the boat was forced out
by order of the Ruffians. ia st5sg
The emigrants had with them the implements
Of husbandry, and their object was peaceable
settlement. Ii 4443 9- tss zsls EeS aetsa5
The citizens Of Alton acted the good Sainari-
tan, the party being stripped Of every thing and
left destitute. .; s.ts .s....., e,ea
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] DRr GooDs.-Mr John Buckly, formerly Of
the firm Of II. u. Scott & Co., has opened new
dry goods store on Washington between Main
and Third streets, as viii be seen by his an
nouneement in the proper place. t i',4
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oURCIrY.-The rapid growth of western cities,
is not only subject of astonishment to the peo-.
Pile of the 'rising sun country" but often causes
something akin to wonder in the denizens Of
the 'fast" cities themselves. Although the ad-
yances of Mount Pleasant have been such as to
surprise even the most sanguine, yet there is
nothing unhealthy in her growth. The business
and population Of this city rapidly and steadily
increases, and fixed upon substantial basis;
there is brilliant future before her, which the
lapse Of time will deveIopc aaf SIS
A census of the city has just been taken, from
which we gather the following statistics
Number of Dwellings in the city 1876
+ I" Families Z" -" 5Ii
8. s'- I" Dwellings in Township 207
Families 231
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eB The Cincinnati Commercial of the Sd,
says that vote was taken in manufacturing
establishment on Front St., in that city, the 9th
er day, where there were 60 hands--ffty eight
Germans and two Americans-and the vote
stood: Fremont 60, Buchanan o. I.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-16

eT Avery severe storm occurred at Dubuque,
Wednesday night Of last week, prostrating build
ings, carrying away signs, chimneys and roofs,
tearing up trees and dong much damage. There
was heavy fall of rain which flooded cutters
and sewers, filed cellars and areas and did con-
siderable damage. ~ az @
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g Ihe msmbefs q the Legislature took i
ride 70 Chicago to spend shc 4sh, and hence We
have no proceedings to record save the mere
organization and delivery of the message.
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~ The Fourth of July was forbidden to be
celebrated in Kansas, by Mr.. Pierce. @
We suppose the reading ofthe Declaration of
Independence, setting forth the heinalienable right
of men to ''iife, liberty and the pursuit of happi
ness, would be adiudged Treason, under Kan
sas law. 8
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Mr.. G. Brown, Of Trumbull county Ohio, who

Mr.. G. Brown, Of Trumbull county, Ohio, who
was some weeks ago delegated to convey the
Kansas fund raised in that county to the Free
State men Of Lawrence, has executed that per-
ilous trust and arrived safely home. He re-
ports the most deplorahle condition of things in
the territory, especially about Lawrence, and
says the outrages have not been, cannot be
exaggerated. AS'333s ~ 9'ts asfi r
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! TrRxrsrs Or THE B. 4 n. R. RAllRoAD: We
have received, in the Glenwood Times, the pro-
eeedings Of public meeting held at that place
IN regard 70 the tcrminus Of our road. We think
our friends there give an undue Importance 10
this matter. We do notbelieye . serious prop
ositions has been entertained upon this subject
.by the Directors, Ind think there Is no cause 81
alarm: The proceedings are long, and in the
present crcv vded state Of our columns. We hardly
think i receaary to give them at length.
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I uARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

'9ftEI4h NIHEE3, " ~ u 7tsSle5a o'tt 6sfI5ad,I
- .. HNrltMgtOMs Iowa. 81 tslls tis
HAVING greatly Increased my facilities for c8R2
~ eAauisctnrlng CARRIAGES, would res. eata2&s2A
Nally invite all those wanting article In my line,
ssaAad examine my materials and work; use nothing
nnehesi Kind Of stock In building my work, and my
shsaltrher Is all imported from the East have at
Fat twenty-five Jobs nearly Finished on hand. such az
kssays slide seats single and extension top PhRtons
hsA RVges, pattern Light aud fancy, plain light
W Ahd open Bugges also, two-seated fancy Ph@-
Ten lomeihihg entirely new. se.esg ass n
shlnS all persons wanting Carriages would con-
WI hsr interest BY calling and examining my work be-
eTsepding hast. imarla.bp6mi w. n. CORNWEI.L.s 81
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THR FILLMORE Know NorHISas IN CoSaarss.
Tho EiIlmore Knax Aothinns ol H. ux..-~

THR FILLMORE Know NorHISGs IN CoSanEss.
The Fillmore Know Aothings OF the House
have taken the Southern side of the Kansas
question, from which il is evident that Mr.. FilI-
more is to be run in the South upon Southern
principles as strong as those Of the Cincinnati
Democracy. Very well. The result will prob
ably be the loss TO the Democracy of three or
four States in the South, and a gain to Fremont
IN the by the loss to Mr.. Buchanan of
those Know Nothing hard shell Democratic votes
which Ar. Fillmore will take away. II it were
not 80 late in the season we should think 1t would
be good idea for Mr.. Fillmore to make q nil
grimage to the South. His friends there would
receive him as cordially as he was received by
the Pope and the Cardinals of Rome-perhaps
more so.--N. Y. Herald. 2nd
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gT -Four persons confined at Ottumwa, broke
Jail on Saturday last and escaped. Three were
confined for larceny and one for an assault.
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sY The territory. of Nebraska seems am
bitious or its moneyed men, of furnishing the
country with a acirculating medium. Whether
or not it will be sssafe and convertible" is ques-
ton which should be satisfactorily answered be-
fore bills are allowed to circulate. We fear
their bank bills are too much dependent for
their redemption, upon the sale of lots in paper
cities. The last institution we hear of, is the
Bank Of Fontenelle at Beleyiew, r. r fs...,.
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FINE WATCHES AND JEwELaY.-O, F. Gear is
offering for inspection, and at public and private
sale an extensive invoice of choice Watches,
Jewelry &C., at his auction room on Main street,
where dealers and ladies and gentlemen generally
are invited to call and examine. Every article
soldwarranted .as represented or money rcfun-
dad SF 5asst E{4 .Saits - Il &fi E BfAss '.t
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rxNGI. g.sIkELiH9 Z. NUKTOs, y. n HAi
Bennett, Norton 4 Harding,

Nebraskn CITY Ne bra = ka.
<tvYCE under the Printing ONCE, corner Of Main snd
II Tenth streets. VIII promptly attend to Land
Assnces collecting debts, locating and selling Land War
snss and al the business pertaining their profession
A~sG G.xr1y Z
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1sS.. rh...es 5. $500 III =. p.,.s,--,
ss..sts 4. n 49, 81 Affairs, So 80 1.
Hon. TgonAs 7. nARsilALl, laie Of Ky., bu,
nor tof Chicago, recently made = polit'cslspeech
In thatcity, toa large audience, upon political
topics The knosn abilities Of the speaker 1t.
vh., ground, NJ ron,d oee,,nx 49,. - -.
II. !. -, I,
g,o.nd re.nee,;,, ~. u;..on,s
sho.v,,. a. ,,,,s~ ~ ,....'.
ne ,nb;cct 10 ,,.v.,v -. .,,,,,. 20 :.
,bs d;,,
a 49, =, .-, = I,
,~o,,;.s '..,;.. :, 's ,,s,.s = - s s-
800. ..s - \, - :. 4, .
ssus .s s. - = - ..s i
A.4u
- ,osa = - 80 eo pi,n-
sa,..,.. NJ, 10y" :. anu uo..ss.'S Ios.y =. ne
s'a '' - = - y = = s's = A10 ''@n,
q. ,a 49, ....,,.5.-.. s . ,,.,,
- 1, 80 ~ ~ =, .i.1 "
.ss. ,,,.,,.., ~. :. - ss.s 90
i !, p.''S
- ''s' as 'an, III gslli c.1u-
- ''' l'n,aas'pna 'l p'"'-
- ','o. s'.s';I' ''ops '''Y = ''o's
men taan those OF the lineinnati platform, in
winch among SO much corruption and decay, he
could scarcely IND 1--we coal to light the can
diutatc wnie st' on ms ms road g the White House
ssss .1,,,s;.. lc.rca-..,:: -
aGss ~ ~ .f"b Se""io.1 niisn scnesany
goes VITA 'ne eoutn ana the area OF the free ana
s'ass 0sascs VIVA 1he Popu'atioH is az IoiioWs:
&, 50, hi'es st,,s, ! IIopnialioh
10 oa'e o'a'es 'a2' i'o s'olz'9op'
10 free sla.es . hsoo'"ivss iS'aS4s1i.
fhus there rs IN .he e'ase M states popa'anon'
Free States twenty-nne and one half to the /
square mile-the population in the latter being I
almost three times as dense as in the former.
Yet the old fys,ies are or wing that tho TTnion will
be dissolved unless Slavery has chance to
spread itself With two thirds the territory. and
less than one third the population. thew have
lat slin the doos of war and resolved on taking
All south Of "a, dep. north latitpde and all the
old political prannies in the country are fright.
ened into submission. Let us acouiiesce is their
watch.word. Give It to them or they will do
dreadful! s. gssfs. sa .9
esd d s,.5 ------- ------- M
L. n Ia S-l.~
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~ We copy the following from the Council
Bluffs Chronotype of July I'd:
IS Quite number of emigrants have passed
through this city en-route for Kansas, during
the lastweek. They appeared and acted like
men who knew their rights, and dare maintain
them, -. 49,. &c - Z. u -.
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t'FREAosr A SLAvEHoLpEa!'- is the IA.
test falsehood of the Slavery Extension press.
Senator HAMLIs, in recent speech at Worces-
ter referred to it thus
John G. Fremont is an anti-slaYery man, and
has always been one from his boyhood. AZ
though a native of Georgia, and brought M in
South Carolina, in spite OF his early associations
he was ever for Freedom. When embarkinr ON
his western tour, he was asked il it was NOT his
intention to purchase slave, as domestic for
his wife. His reply was, g Irerer o,cued one DOL
Tar IN haaaa fesh, and while reason holds its
sway IN my brain, NEVER WILL love my
wife with the most ardent affection, but that
wife mnst toll with her own hands. rather than
own the frst dollar in human aesh9 From q
man thus educated, and thus true to our princi-
pies, We have the highes, assurance that with
him at the helm Of the Government, if he can
prevent it, not one inch shall slavery be extend.
ed over the National Territory.
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WE'LL NANEp.-A pair, Of twin boys, born on
June eth, In La Sale county, Indiana, have been
named g Fremont and g Dayton Boys are
no named atter old Buck Exchange.
4l And for q good reason. Not Doe has ever
been willing 10 take the name of g Old Buck
THAI IS THE rALE.-Our spirited neighbor Of
tho Columbus City Courier, thus speaks Of Fre-
mont:
q From the Palace to the log Cabin, from the
crowded city ON the Atlantic seabord to the fast
nesses of the Rocky mountains, the name ofFre-
monr IS as familiar a, household words From
early manhood up, he. has been actively engag-
ed in the seryice of the government, and has ev-
Ter been found equal to the mest arduous under
takmgs. he has the energy, the will, and the
indomitable perseverance, Of General jackson,
and his name viii be tower Of strength around
which the Republican forces can rally assured
Of glorious victory. Ms,5 ~ af .ss.s.ss
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B The members, of the Fire Company met
on Tuesday evening for the purpose of more
thorough organization. David P. Smith was
elected Chief Engineer and Wallace Wightman
first assistant. - 81, jg,5 8 rs,,sy II 3. .ss
I The meeting wound up with three hearty
cheers for the Fire Department Of Burlington.
This looks like going to work in earnest We
hope and expect to see sucha an organization as
willrender the fire department entirely efficient
and matter of gust pride. g
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y. JOHN HOUSE,
secssvr OSsA aSds 81 tAs nshlie S1uars,
ChNrit0m, lovgA.
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Nospar Evrsrso. Jniy 7th,

MosDsr EvssIso, July 7tlI
PxrsEs. Alderman Hager a. Mayor Pro
Tenn. and Aldermen Carpenter, DeEein, Haskell
Hershles, McCAsh, Rostlewait, Rand, Scott
i WaIbsidge and Wightman.
/ Petition Of s. Lindy for the privilege OF keep
ling . Fish Market near the Ferry landing, at fhs
foot Of Jederron street Referred 20 the Com
mittee on Public wharfs. 5s.. ,55,.-
i The Cpmniitsee on Finance reported in hroi
Of renewing the loans now in existence with
Green, Thomas L Co, Coolbaugh { Brooks, and
White, Cook Go. for ono year. Agreed to-.
The Internal Improvement Committee report
cd IN favor Of ofimprovenentc Of the Alley between
Sd and 4fh strects, and Columbia and Court
streets: Also, asking the privilege of letting the
contracts for said improvement without the usu-
al form Of advertising. And also to let con
trac. for Improvement Of 9th street without the
usual form Of advertising. sst,ss s..s
The following bills were allowed
p. Ryan, lfa. se' etas S49 so.
Gavin 4 Bannan, a sass74 90.
I. SO SO
Luke Hughes, 1876 90.
~. h. Jennings, 4 months SALARY SO 90;
ID. j. Sales - u ig ssss8sag,," fats IS. so 90
Gas Light Cosbill for Gas TO July 8, SO 4sa 90
=. D. Kand's bill for humber as4'a III Is
E. Hoffner ~ 4tA ~ 10 90
J. Yannaway as9g S 90
Mr.. Parker's bin on account of Fire Company
received and referred TO Committee on Claims,
said Committee were allowed further time.
f. w. Clsrk, Dodge & Co., notified the city
that coupons due, May LIST, for $40 90 Was un-
paid. g sia tsytr5a ,lais isi " ;,9siEa
al The City engineer was authorized to run the
grade of 4th st. between Devision and Film.
The Internal Improvement Committee we're
authorized to repair Sth st. ,s;Fs
g. P. Kriechbaum was elected Street Com
missioner in place of. Adam Fnnk, resigned.
DR.. T. II, Henry.s petition to allow him to
make the Guttering and Side Walk on Court St.,
south side Of public square. Referred to Inter-
nal Improvement Committee. .i.
Committee on Policemen authorized to report
a salary for Policemen at Eext meeting.
The Committee on Fire Department were au.
thorzed to purchase Hose Carriage for Eagle
Fire Co., No. 9. 's flA n
Also repair old carriage for Hook and Ladder
Company. ,.,f,s,f,j5, 5,.5 .;;,s-y
q The Mayor was authorized to select from the |
appointed Policemen, who should serve as night |
and who as day Police. ,,y. sss IS.
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cB Excluding California which generally
goes with the South and the area Of the free and
slave States with the population, is as follows:

B- A burglar by the name of Taylor, who
had robbed house at New Boston and decamp,
ed in a skiif, was caught and Gagged at Keiths,
burg the other day. Our up-riyer friends are
great at rogue catching. A s9ea4
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, a :, Z St Louis, July I. Z
!. At the regular meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce, the subject of obtaining an iniunc-
ton against the reconstruction of the Rock ISL
and bridge. A committee is also expected to
prepare an address to the public in form of a
protest against replacing so cerous an obstacle
to the navigations of the Upper Mississippi
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eB- Our Southern X. N. exchanges are all
laboring hard to prove Mr.. Fillmore better pro-
slavery man than Buchanan alitsst ss7*
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lee ii ~
take il, that in impending Presidential eiec-
ton all the old Wig and Democratic questions
are ignored, and that there is but one issue
Shall Slavery or shall Freedom be the dominant
power Of this Republics- where such is the
issue, see but one place where a Democrat,
true to the early genius Of the natjp,, and the
memory Of its fathers, can stand, and shat is, on
the Fremont platform. Il 50
1cannot comply with your request ito give
my views on the only practical issue before the
country, at Marion Hall on Monday evening
next," as / am already starting on journey
east, where shall remain two or more weeks;
but promptly upon my return, if it he your de-
sire, ] viii do myself the honor to respond to
your invitation. Yours,
..zes CHAS. BEN. BARWIN.
h To,J. F. TAILANT, 7. W. NEWMAN, j. W.
Wutrr and Turonorr r wrnrp
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AND STILL THEY ooME.-By the following letter
it will be seen that G.. BEN DARWIN, Prosecuting
Attorney of Des Moines County and City Solici-
tor, and long a consistent member Of the Dem
ocratic party, now declines to support james
Buchanan and the issues put forward by the
Cincinnati Convention. His view of this Presi-
Dental issue is one which must be acknowledged
correct by every intelligent man.. No issue that
ever was heretofore recognised or put forward
by the Democratic party is now involved. Every
other consideration is swallowed up save thai of
extending slavery. ,+s ed II ,ss.g.s ssztE
Mr.. Darwin is one Of the most talented young
men in the Stateand should he enlist heartily in
the cause Of Freedom and Fremont win be an
efficient and valuable accession. sss ts.gl5ssE .
81 fslts Burlington, July 9th, 1856.
GENTLEMEN: q @ses .S5 ssi' 80 iEa,s &8'
Your letter Of the 5th inst, does me more
honor than l deserve. rs az4
II does not, however, misstate my position
On all the issues that have heretofore been made
between the great parties of the country, am a
Democrat. $50 A ,..s.45 .,fei ee{,.t,t =
decline cooperation with the Buchanan par
ty, because deem it the instrument Of the slave
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eY The laws of Kansas have been approved
by the President and / am in favor of enforcing
thcm.-SHEpHERp LErrLER. "a ssq 5s,s. &
Mr.sCas said some of the acts passed by the
Legislative assembly Of Kansas were 'disgraceful
to the age.-Senate debates, July Sd.
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