Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-19

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Jacksonville next Saturday evening
Take care, young man that the Judge
don't "spit in your face" IS
eEIn Presidential canvass. the
results in The States preceding The
great battle 10 November, are excel.
liant thermometers OF the state Of pub
lie opinion. = Enquirer.
Have you heard from Maine, Yer.
mont and Iowa? W
ET We learn that Spencer Wiley
says the letting Of the Poor House is
unconstitutional. and cant stand in
law. He dare not try to break IL. be-
fore the election. May is Demo
crat. ~
EE Already we have civil war in
Kansas. --Enqairsr.
Is Il possible you have discovered
this already" You have commended
all along that claw and order" pre-.
vailed there. m
fI The only way to prevent an
outbreak by the Southern disunicuists.
and their northern abetlors. will be TO
pile up such n majority for Fremont
and Freedom A will bid them def.
ance.
u-A Correspondent Of the Indi.
annapolis Journal. purporling to DO a
Democrat. says that Willard says he
never promised 10 quilt drinking whis.
w unless elected Governor. In that
case be intends to quit right of.
EEEIder vanbuskirk will preach
10 the Presbyterian church at Meta
mora next Lords Day nj hall past
10 o'clock. Also Saturday evening
proceeding. The meeting will be con-
: tinued through the week All are
most atiectionately invited to attend
~ Tha, Fremont will be el.
ecisd Overwhelmingly. We have not
new y remaining doubt. Let his ma.
jori,y be sush a. will strike terror into
the ranks Of The disunion'sts, and pre-.
vent their attempting their nullIfyIne
schemes.
ET II the Republican gain. Ia
States yet to vote. shall be equal "a
those that hare voted. Fremont's pop.
ular majority will be not less than
600. 900 In the Free States. With
such majority against them. We shall
not fear the disuni,n schemes Of Bul.
~ Brooks and Judge spit-in-hls.iace
They will hardly bs willing 10 "rur
the gauntlet"
ETA spark. living not far from
town. who goes TO see bis girl sever
nights In q week and wishes the week,
had eight nights In them, addressed
her the following poetry few even.
ings ago:
sohl lady hear thy lover sishi
No truer hean there 10 than mine,
tesd compliance IN your eye.
waiting fers Long tins. sad " yoaii sss" pa pa
thins."
She answered. "Wsll. / will"
E1In the Eaqsirsr's scheme to de-
tach . portion Of Indiana. and unite
liz with the United States Of South
Carolina. We want II understood that
they must leave the american In the
North. We would be rather a rebel.
lious subject In the Southern Confed-
sracy. We are Troublesome enough
10 their sbettors. a. the line now Is,
We would be worse II they run the line
North Of US.
No LoEoxR A LiE.--The Enquire,
hes q. length admitted that there are
disturbances Ia Kansas. The vote In
Maine. Vermont and Iowa indicate
, that the psoplelof those states believe
: that the disturbances are real and that
the administration Is responsible foI
them. But for the determino.ion oI
the party " open that territory 10 ala
; very there would have been none Of
this war. si itHf -
wAa IN KvssAs.-we give NJ
much Of our space TO the details o.
the bloody war In Kansas. which re.
suits from the repeating Of the Mis-
souri, Compromises. We publish both
the Free State and Pro.slavery YER
sions Of the attacks. leaving our rsa.
ders TO judge FOR themselves which Is
most reliable. The blood OF many Of
our bss. citizsns 10 being poured oul
on the battle Geld. Let every Ameri'
can do his duty Ia this crisis. as 49,.
~ Among the evils which dis
solution OF The Union would entail up
on the South. a. enumerated by the