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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-03

Az APPEAL TO THE RECORD. -" Tho
true intent and meaning of this act [isI
not TO legislatc slavery into any Terri
tory or State, nor TO exclude it there
from, but " leave the people thereof
free to form and regulate their domestic
institutions in their own way, subject
only to the Constitution Of the United
States. "-kansos-NcbraSh I'm, sec. II.
The above is the clause of the Kan
sas- Nebraska bill on which the Fremont
ers base the charge that democrats are
in favor Of extending slavery into Kan
sas; and it is the only clause materially
differing from the territorial bills which
have passed Congress from time to time
since the foundation Of the government.
will sensible men say il justifes tho
atrocious charge p Troy Budget.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-03
ROCKVILLE, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1856

letter on the politics of the day I COM
mend to the attention of the Wings of
Missouri that
Z" l did not approve of the mysterious
system under which it was organized;
the oaths administered to members upon
initiation, and the discipline of the Or
der, by which secrecy and obedience
were secured. How far all this has been
dispensed with | do not know. The
original plan of their organization / could
not but condemn, as l do the adoption
of any principle which POUNDS rule of
political exclusion upon diversity of
religious faith. i
"The Northern wing of the party came
into it, as l think, with purposes very
different from those entertained by the
rest. They adopted it as cloak to
schemes which all of us condemn and
detest. The necessary utilization of that
wing of the party were with the anti slav-
cry men and accordingly we find the
mask now thrown off by the most of them
and see the Development of their plans
in such measure as the Personal Liber-
ty bill of Massachusetts,, which nullifies
law of Congress, violates the constitu-
tional guarantee for the recovery of fu-
gitive slaves, and creates the fercest and
most dangerous dscord between the
North and the South. Their members
of Congress have, for the most part, been
consolidated with the pernicious party
miscalled republican, and many of the
delegates to their Presidential Conven-
ton have deserted to that motley alliance
whose triumph would be the saddest ca
lamity that ever befell our Union"
Having now announced my purpose
and the leading reasons by which | an
governed, | have only to add that l re.
nounce no article Of my political faith az
a Wing.
In supporting the election of nationa
and conservative men, Of eminent ability
integrity and patriotism, devotedly at.
tached to the Union, (though they arc
nominees of the Democratic party, / d.
but perform duty becoming Wing
the object being to defeat the dangerous
sectional schemes of the INSCRIPTIONS
disloyal agitators who govern and con
troll the party miscalled Republican.
III. S. GEYER.
| ST T,ours Sontnmher II 1876
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-03
HICKMAN HOUSE
TO FgEySg PUBLIC.

Ia THE subscriber, in return
So ~ ssss5F7 ing his grateful acknowledge
I4a-zl-2 - sa-1-y ments to isfriends who have
heretofore so literally patronized him, would
respectfully announce to them and the citizens
Of Montgomery county generally, that he still
continues to prosecute the HOUSE CARPEN-
TERING and JOINING BUSINESS, in the
town of Rockville and that he will be at all
times prepared to execute all work in his line OF
business that may be intrusted to him, with
durability, neatness and despatch.
He will constantly keep on hand supply Of
suitable COFFIN MATERIAL and furnish Collins
Of every description, and attend to interments
and all other business in his line, in any part
ofthe county, upon terms that cannot fail to
give satisfaction to all who may be pleased to
fnyor him with their custom.
New Shop, Courthouse Square, one door
south of the Office Of JOHN BREWER, Esq, where
he will be pleased to receive all orders in his
line. JAMES W. CAMPBELL.
aug lift
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-03
r. A. MARSHALL,
j. o. HARRISON.
September IS, 1856.
MzrshaH and JJg,es q

September ~, 1896.
TO .Judge r. 4. 1tarshau and Jomes D,
Harrison, Esq.
GESrLgMES Having seen from time
TO time, the most abusive and unjust at
tacks made upon my son, James Il, Clay,
in the Louisville journal, / had hoped
that among The many vino have y~otcsseti
to be the friends Of the father, might be
found some willing and anxious TO yindi-
cate the son, knowing as many of.ths,i,
must know, the injustice and ue.<
contained in those attacks Bud
hopes appear to be fruitless, repueI|zbt
as It is tome to appear in any way be-
fore the public, | feel that il is duty
that owe to the memory Of my husband
10 say to you, his executors, and through
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-03
pApAsoLs a. UMBRELLAs.

lust received, direct from the manufactur-
y er's. IN excellent assortment OF PARA
sCLS AND UMBRELLAS, 10 which we call
the attention Of purchasers.
NAV WM. BRApDoCK co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-03

E1- Col. WIN. A. Todd, leading
member Of the bar in Indiana, Pa, and
formerly wing, is out for Buchanan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-03

3. How AaE THE MIGuTY FALLEy Pr
Hon. Ephriam. Marsh of Schooley's
Mountain, who was president of tho Ma
tional Aincriean Convention which nom
mated Fillmore and Donelson, is out for
Fremont and Dayton, having addressed
a Republican meeting at Drorrfstown,
N: j., on "Wednesday last .-Batimore
Tic. above.is.pne of the cointless in
dirations.. prcseated on every side, of
Know-nothing diDaganizatiop, and Of
the-eyppatliy existing among its promi-
tTent Headers, with Black Republicanism.
Enc desertioh of the parental portion Of
Know-nothingism, irons u Southern
offspring, issurely enough to -cunvince,
this latter portion Of their sad betrayal.
Apa-to continue an organization, under
such cifculss5lhces. and by negative
position; in.these times efPesl to-prs
mote indirectly the cause.of SD6lition, N
Which Northern Knowsnotkifptslns Iias.
been merged, is eithef I'D, indication Of
the Inconsistencies mrthe danger at
hand, or ofme-etubborn adherence to
wrong.
Either .of-tlrse alternatives, forcibly-
illustrStes the lsmcntable fatality which
was fdfeteld Of this presunptuoas order.
That their support of BIr. Fillmore,
without reasonable hope of carrying a
solitary State in the Union, justifcs tho
charge Of their negative position, and
indirectly contributes TO the -cAanoeauof
Black Republicanism, we think, cannot.
be fairly doabted. 80 Ar7iericAxflntoa. Il.
0&------------e-
7. KNow-SoTHNG4d ExpEAlsEp by ONE
on ITS ADVOCATES. 1t will be rccollected
chat Bennett Of the Ec,o Eok LcralM
was one of the warinestesupporters Of
Know nothidgism, Hear what he now
says Of tina. party:
80 Evil associations corrupt good man
ncrs;' and the extent TO which this fact
has been proved by the association Of re-
spectacle mon. with the KnqY -pothing
lodges.is most remarkable. IL has made
the smjable Mr.. Fillmore himself
blatbering disunionist, and his organs
the most abandoned Of vagabond presses.
There are many respectable and honora-
bic deluded men in the Know-nothing
camp z but its prevailing atmosphere is
&edolent of bad whiskey aud rowdyisin.
I'VE dare say Thus in the lump, moro
beastB bruthizcd, contemplate, rufiian-
ly and disgusting faction has never cx-
isted.in ak civilized community. This
basest insmhcts Of brutalizsd human ma
ture-the meanest and yilest passions and
Rfcjudiees of the professional thief, loafcr
and yagabond are the garbage upon which
this monster of'Know-nothingism feeds.
From the beginning the concern was.
invested with SOME Of the elements of e
public nuisance, from which we vainly
underworld to libcrats it but from com
paratiye responsibility it has descended
to the lowest level Of filth and degrada-
ton. Its leading organs and orators 60
about like scayengers on duty, and carry
with them the repulsivo odors of scav-'
engcrs,"
Az APPEAL TO THE RECON-. -" Tho
fruo infant aa1 s.oan.u.. 80 tk.s al T..I
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-10-03

Mr.. EDIyoR In compliance with the
intimation contained in the subjoined
note, addressed ID us by the venerable
relict Of the Hon. Henry Clay, decd,
we request you to give it an Insertion in
your earliest issu@
Yours. &c.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-25
n. O. EuobiCh's,

Northwest corner Of Johnson and Third streets,
vXTILL be found ono Of the finest stocks Of staple
w and Fancy Dry Gootts to Be found in this city.
II comprises al the necessary AID desirable goods
for Ladies ,Hsntlewei,'s and Chldrsns wear. Their
stock Ut fancy siiks, bsrcges, de iaies, challrss,
tissues tswns briliiauts robs. cloths, cassinsres,
vsstings, &C., IL full and complete Families will
ind embraced in this stock:
linen and cotton pillow easing,
Linen and cotton sheeting,
Lace and Swiss Drapery curtains.
Fig. and plain A oil prints.
Lancaster and Aliandale quilt,
Bed ticking, furniture prints,
Stair linen, crash, huckAbuck,
And cotton towcling,
Together with almost every article usually kept
in exclusive dry good stores.
Determined to sell goods for close profits, We re-
specially solicit share Of public patronage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-25

Chicago new WhslesaIc

Chicago New whoiesale
CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No. II Randolph Siresf, GHnAdo, iLLS
WYE are now receiving large and choice stock II
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC riGikS,
rinc.cut, smok ing, 4 Plug Tobacco !.
Having direct communication wlth parties IN
n,ndnction d nd man uIneture Of pLus TonAeco, en-
nbes us TO offer some very choice brands Of these
Gel, bratea Tobaccos at very low prizes
Country dealers and dealers gsnsraily are invited
y Randolph a. .tcpposite Young america Chicago
! Inna IL 'afhiY
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Keep the Nimble Sixpence Rob.
inc

Keep the N1m0Ao 0lXp0uCe cI0A-
ing.
+ AM receiving largs stock Of first class goods, OF
every styla, direct from the eastern cities, which
viii Be sold cheap for cash.
Come aad see what bargains. Hear ye our cry,
and We will make glad thy home. freely invite
al hands TO unite. Friends OF Freedom, cheap,
very cheap. Swell the song, young and old the
strain proieug. My stock consists in part Of the
following articles:
DRY GOODS,
Drillings ,Domestics, bieached and brown Shiring.
Checks, Cottonades, OsnAburgs, Linen goods Of all
kinds,sc OF dress goods have gria variety :
Bareres, Barege de LANES, Chnllies TX Tissues,
Null aud Swiss Musfns, Dotted Swiss dinghams,
Prints, &c also. in this department is an extensive
stock II notions.
HATS. BoNNETs, UMBRELLAS PARAsaLs,
A great variety of the above articles; Mems and
Bows Wool Ieshorn. Straw, Panama and CLIP
Hats Ladies ana Misses Leshorn, Straw and
Braid Bonnets and Hat: Parasols of all kinds, IL
suit the taste Of all.
BOOrs AND SHOES
An excellent assortment. Of ladies and Misses
Boots and Shoes. Critters, Slippers and Buskins
Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes and Bregans
Crcckery---f have splendid lot Of Queensware
direct from the city Of New York, which am con
fdent can sell cheaper than any house in this city
among which IL an endless quantity Of common
teas. and q general assortment Of every thing II
this line.
In addition to the above, have large stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,
! Which YOU all know are retalled loves than whole
aale prices and also late Importation OF choic
Tear Of every kind.
| A Skc;eh-This stock is the largest and most VI
ri.d aud vii, b. sold cheaper than ever before ofsr
cd in this market. have also ON hand large 10
of summer Clothing. which will b. soid Ut low bg
ureg. With such complete assortment in ever
depart ment &C trade. think can offer inducemen,
to purchasers not exceied by any house in this cit
| Call Mt No. 81 Main street, between "a and Sc
/ W Mai hatw
! Erokuk. Iowa. S. 5. BILLINGS.
|
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l.. sows. IA. LOCKWOOD, e.. YxLr.
HOWE, LOCIA wOOD = CO.,,
xnoLEsALx AND RETAIL
auction AID COMMUNION Merchant, and
Real Essnsc Agents,
Sssond ST., next door tv the Athepeam, keokuk,
lows.
PARTICULAR attention will be paid to buying
i and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating oans, and any other business tnas may
We haye convenient rooms, and will wttcud b.
storing and forwarding good. and produce Of al
kinds.
Liberal cash advances made goods consigned
for sale when degired.
We have . large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and silver Watches Jewalry and notions, which
we offer at wholesale and retail, rs low can be
found in the country.
Merchants and peddlers will be supplied at ex-
tremely low prices for cash.
4 aOoD brick dwelling house wlnln rooms, in
: : ap'sa'''' part % ''s'''y ''' All II. L. co.
. LorS, on Carol street, for sale by
I LOT, on High street for sale by
@ GOOD business Lots, on the i.evee, for sale by
o II. l.. CO.
A FINEFAhM, in Hancock Go. Ills, with good
"A improvements, for gale by IL. L. GU.
Ics ACRES of Lard, with improvements, with
1OO IN mules of Inc city On Tue plhuk to&A, Ioi
sale by H. L. 4 co.
on ACRES Of Land, with improvements, within
on 10 miles Of the city, on the plank road for
sale by IL. L. co.
I onn ACRES Of Land, in Missouri for sale by
l.0UU IL. l.. ca.
1.-TWO and one half Of Land, with good
i brick house in Mon.rose, for sale by
IL. l.. GO.
A FINE BUGGY suitable for one or two horses
n and god one horse buggy, for -ale by
II. La CO.
HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham
"A square, lot IS feet front by lao deep, and will
BE- sold Mt a bargain by H. L. W.
A LARGE brick house Second Street, lot 81
n feet front by rs feet deep, for sale by
ii. L. 4 co.
n LOTS IS feet front by l35 feet deep, with tine
q frame house with five rooms, good cellar, and
situated in god location in the town Of Farming
ton, which will BE- sold at grea, bargain by
Ii. l.. 4 co.
r or s. In block 1879, for sale by
L. H. L. X co.
e LOTS in Reea' addition. for sale by,
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|. r.. FPENCH. A. j. HALSToN
IlAMILL a. CO.
DEALERS in Groceries and Produce, ard Forward
II ing and Commis sion Merchants, IS Main street,
bet ween 81 and 81, keokuk, Iowa.
Would call the attention Of the citizens OF thscity,
and Country Merchants to Their large and well Sc
iected stock of Groceries They have Of the lar
pest stocks ever offered in this place. Of all such ar
tcles as are usually kept in Grocery establishments
ard will sell on the most reasonable terms. They
feel confident from their long experience ard de-
termination give strict personal attention to busi-
ness, that they will merit liberal share OF custom
nov2Sdw
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. "A. G. SHELDON, "a
10, Main 81. Keokuk, Iowa. -
WILL again offer to the publican immense stock
of HATS aud CAPS, all new Spring and Summer
styles.
EXTRA MoLE SKIN HATS,
WHITE BEAVER HATS,
GExrs' Sorr DsEss HATS,
FRENCH FELT HAIRS,
FINE Wool HATS,
Low PRICE Wool HATS,
CHmDREN'sFAScy HATS L Cars.
In fact,
HATS AND CAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
Market.
ANY QUANTITY OF STRAW Goops,
PANAMA HATS,
LEGHoRN HATS,
PALM LEAF HATS,
PEpAL HArs.
SILK UNDERWEAR OF Ali KINDS, A suPERIoR
ARTICLE.
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality,)
SILK, LrsLE THREAD, Wool AND CcrToS
WHITE AND coLoREED KID GLOVES;
TIES,
SCARFS.
CRAVATS.
/ SUSPENDERS.
i ALSO, numerous variety Of many other
articles.
/ Please call and examine for yourselves.
4 A. c. SHELDON,
II May Sid No. rs Mair Street.
III NOTICE.
j @ ANIL HENDRRSHOT il hereby notified that !
n il mt nal
; In 80 days, 10 will b sold to pay charges. ~
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xuaCKERS! GIsACKEWSi

CUNCKERS! CRACK ENSi
N1TIgE TO r. dALI.0WAf'S WHOLESALE
CUSTOMERS:
gIsHAT in consequence Of his ling about 70 build
i and enlarge his Machine Cracker ard breaa
R.kervs he viii 10. be able after two weeks, TO At
tend TO apy orders for at Toast mouths.
lie requests those i'm want to give him speedy no
t;.a r. GALLOWAY.
iel.tf johnson a., between % Anu IN.
ETTT BIZ REMEMBERED that Ice Cream y
| Ia selling fest st CssisAt 70 4 Os ns.s, johnson
street.
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SUNDRiES,,

SUGAR Kettles from 8 to 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids skiilets and lids, assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding ard
Rice Moulds Scollopea and plain Cake Pans; Tea
csnisters square and round, assorted; Lard Lamps
lin and Stove Pipe. House, sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the yer, hsst manner.
CoMST0Ck Bi,OTuERs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-25

SuIcrDE.--Mr. William Thomas, a tailor
who formerly worked in town, but lately
living about four miles out on the plank road,
night before last committed suicide by cutting
his throat. No cause, that we can learn, is
assigned for the act
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-25

Az Irrx.--Of the eleven daily papers Of
New York, but three, and those Of an inferi-
or grade, support Mr.. Buchanan. With
three or four exceptions, they oil supported
Pierce in 80
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HU ELLINGTON


TEk1S.
For Va United course in Double Entry Book Keep
ing com marcial Calculations, Penmn ship. aud ad-
mis ions to tho Lectures on Commercial Law SIS 90.
THE DESIGN OF THIS INSTITUTION rs
to afford perfect faciliti for acquiring expo
ditious manner, = thorough nowledge Of the sci
ence OF Mercantile Double Entry Book Keeping sp-
piled IL all departments Of trade. The course If
training adopted In this Institution Is the same ~
that followed by the Mercantile College OF Pennsyl-
vana which has received
ruE MOST xHPHATIc RECOMMENDATIONS
from the best mercantile authorities in thccountry
and Is sanctioned by the Chamber Of Commerce 81
the city Of New York, ~ the most oemprehensivt
and practical view ever introduced.
AN ILxOANT DIPLOMA
under the seal VI the State College Of PennsyyAnia
signed BY the Faculty, ~ granted those who pas
satisfactory examination. This instrument will b
found passport 10 the confidence Of basinsss heus
q in every part u the Union.
- Sand Tor circular and speslmsn Of rsnnal
ship - mail. ny7ed&wl
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~ s. FOWLER, Of NY, will lecture on HU-
~. Man L,vI, its organs, functions and improve
ment, a, Burrows Hal, ON evenings AID subjects ~
follows:
sa.urdsy--phrenolosy, its faculties and teach
ings.
sabhath--MAn's moral nature and destiny.
Monday, at Military Hall-Self- Improvement,
Memory, and aChildren, with numerous sxAmina-
tions.
Tsesday-Matrimony or One Love Us. Free Love;
Selection, Courtship, and Married Life. Full Vi
home truths.
Lectures commencing 1t o'clock, and closing
with Public Examinations. The first two Lee
lures Free, and contributions taken. Seats to the
Others Is cents.
Thorough and reliable. because SCIENTIFIC, dcscrip-
tons II character, and charts with full written
opiaions, aid advice touching health, faults, self
improvement, svocatioas, managing children, Mar
rAge. &C., daily al the st. Charles Hotel. Call st
for Lis stay Il short. jc20dtf
New Rocks ust RecsA ~ OVAea's.
DLU-RI BUS TAI; Abbe Mott and other Knots
/ sist's National system of Political Economy
Rupublicau Landmarks;
Tennys sons Maud;
Longfcilow's Hiawatha;
W0itrdcns
Edith Hale;
War in Kansas
Salad fer the Social. CITY BoOKsToRE,
- jiane2ld No. 81 Main st.
STRAFED.
INROM the premises Of the subscriber Biack sad
HAYES calf. Any information Of her will b. suits
bly, rewarded. JAS. e. PARROT.
Kcokuk, june 2l-dst
UompetitLen Is the Life q Trade.
fIvIN ROOFING, and all kinds Of jobbing worl
1 done on the most reasonable terms by the under
signed. AID ali work done warranted to b. equa
toany other shop in this city or State
N. ,B.-shop on the corner Of Main and Nfntl
Streets. FREDERICK ZUGG,
keokuk, june l3d6m
FOUND.
A SMALL sum Of money found. Any one callin
IA and giving satisfactory evidence of ownership
and paying for this notice will b. entitled to th
amount In question.
june2udct T. HOLDINGS WORTH.
TILE mortgages given In payment Tor lands Pu'
i chased from Marsh, Lee Delsvan and Cha
Ma-on. are placed in the hands Of u. w. Kilbourn
Of keokuk, who 10 authorised to collect eli none,
due, and 10 grow due thereon.
CHAS. II AGON,
HIRAM RARNkY.
Ksokak April. 10th, lsS6-Smd&w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-25

GA woman should have no female
fricnds but those who are friends Of her hus-
band.
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SopA.--Our friend Heimstreet, having .
benevolent regard for the suGcrings of Cat
taraugas, hes erected in his Drug Store, Un-
ion Block, = frst-rats Soda Fountain. We
have imbibed its sparkling waters, and say
without fear Of contradiction that they are
xcelleut.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-25

/y0LDEN SYRUP--In kegs and half bbls. Bel
NJ cher's Sugar House Syrup. in kegs and had
bbls. Raisirs in boxes, half boxes AMI quarters
poycad HANiIi.L 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-25

1-NLOUR! Flour!-Custo,ners can rely upon getting
T. Quincy, Bentorsport, and birmingham Fiou'
regularly, at So, Main street
nov2sl UAMILL co.
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Az Irxx.--Of the eleven daily papers Of
New York, but three, and those Of an inferi-
or grade, support Mr.. Buchanan. With
three or four exceptions, they oil supported
Pierce in 80.
OLIvKR or Mo.--The investigating COM
mittse (of which he il member) have proof
positive, and from Missourians ut that, that
Oliver himself voted in Kansas, notwith-
not deny that he was on the ground and
made speech. A pretty law-maker, that
SuxSKR AND TIE VIcE PsEsDEscY.-The
Massachusetts, delegates opposed the use Of
Mr.. Summers name for the Vice Presidency.
They wouldn't listen to any thing which
would take him out Of the Senate even for q
moment.
CO The Missouri Democrat says that
there were more people present at Mr.. Ben
toms speech on Saturday night last than ev-
Or assembled =, any political meeting in St.
Louis before. 1t puts the number at ten
thousand.
CO The Davenport Gazette says that the
largest political meeting ever held in that city
was Fremont ratification meeting on Friday
night ast,--and the most enthusiastic, too.
CT Shepard Letter, Of Burlington, is the
Ebo-shin candidate for Congress in the End
district.
CO All the Iowa delegates voted for FREE
mont on the informal ballot, and We presume
all the way through.
CTThe Columbus to- Journal says the
detection in the Democratic ranks Of that
state is alarming the leaders, and they already
give it up.
CO The population of Utah, according "a
the late census, does not vary materially
from 1900.
"A Democrat could pass from one section
OF the Union to another--from the South to
the North, or from the North to the South
and carry his principles with him. Gould
any other parties say muchy'
Many NOTES.-THE" sNo.'
The above is an extract from Senator
AouSinss spccCu ~ bu0 0tiHS1aVu An0Vsiuk
Ct Washington. Never did he speak more
truly.
.'ris true tits pity, but pity tits tits true,'
that ga Democrat is the only person who
can pass from one section Of til. Union Il
tho other AND CARRY HIS rxlEcIPLxx WITS
HIN"
II he carries any other principles with hin
he il liable to be shot like dog, or srrestet
for TREASON by the Administration.
The truth Of the above 10 notifying, bu
the boast is shsmeiess.--lC Chicago Jour.
GA woman should have no femal
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