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St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

Acc1DESr---Tcsterdav, while the
planning mill Of Messrs. Raymond
Owen 8: Co., OF Lower St. Cloud,
was running at the rate Of $500 rev
oIutions per minute one Of the knives
got loose struck metal cylinder with
a force that stopped the machine in
stantly and sent the knife flying in
fragments over the building. Altho'
the men were ali in their places and
Mr.. Raymond standing Immediately
in front no one was injured, Damage
to the machine 800. %..
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24


II-l II, III II II Of .;rls ! i
~. 4 ,ord I'fousham, ii i',i y "a
dress tic other day, before lie z.a
etsIlanics' Institute, at Manot.,@ster
5 il,ses' the ,e following language !. 81.
= The frs. duty Of ma. I! i 10 pr"
VIDE for his own Dependents brhs%
own WORK, and not oitisers.to ae1u,
hinscIfor indulge ii any gr3tlfica.it:
-~lNet even in that More tiSarr5 mn:
cent, most sacred qualification, d "a
sNaging his th'rst for kno ;Tit:,i& - u:
I'll he has done bis days works 81.
done that which is his bo,,ntl.n +ss4'
as well as highest interest sosl:,
work with lis OWN hands f0r tho no
vision of himself and hi. ia la ill.,
And when [ talk Of worIzinu rp,casst.,
an myself, and haye been ali my .aifc
3 working stnan---and as. long rs r a :,
blessed with heath enough to cont;
nue. even at my aa1 Anced time Of lif@
! shat! continue to labor : and I,I,,14a;
never, any more than I lave |itl,ert,
done, partake Of auy relaxation. no
even IN gratifying my thirst for know
ledge, until have earned the, ririis
to DO X by having. done IN. say:,
work."
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

4 UAaiNC Arr.-las the tra:s: on IL.
I.o I'ro@<e ji;ii]r''ad waa ginning east, a .
'~hei. aGps q mile east Of Cambria ~,
engine. saw q Il he boy On tie rack .---
lie in1m; dialet7 Wilis:c:l t. brake" an!
reversal III: engine. iuj Is j: wa, on &
down grade. lie soon found lie could i. .
stop de train. With, lien The child Ava
sec;t. =, 4, in juii motion. The eNgiDaer
>t:';'o;,c'| himself u, Inc fore psrt 9TH
'>coInot;v':, and >r,a:%!'ed the boy from tn.
tr,-cH. aud :::us SAL h. H.. TIE ,xsi::
pa*>= d %" ;''::''c d'>tafA c y s:opp's
The lame ri tla engineer is L. I. Mea,j,
wHo des'>rV-o unqualified praise for his s't-
be AZ. There are t.:v~ men vhu possess
I'll: G 'u'75c AID t|i* '.e;>v t. r rt,>T;n *,s.>'
4 I,.a
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24


'ffll''' NJ 4 ded hiish
g sff is further trac, of Sbl ooa,
ard Eirt iisalI,pa'itltea his p,lrs,,ers s
Is. s Nh. 'aylord, r. M, Of Rockville,
.tUely1f.$ffnriles out, shot i t;ns Buck,
near dark, was tlnab'o to trace him
then, hut next day found l;s remains.
% nearly devoured BY wolves, that
they were not xorta removing.
James q. McKelvey, Esq, and T..
Darlington, brace Of nephcws from
S"issva!e, Killed d beautiful due, last
week. end brought her homo ia tci~
,,yr,it, ':..sEa. - F..
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

@sFf
,ter.and thn.sltonor Of l,iii Tins dis
EtinsSa.s affom t|,e rIlabeiuns who live
on the other side, is some con1pensa-
ttion for the convenience Of being
Ia week without mails, VI Our eastern,
friends who get their ,iailyor tri- week
Iy letters BY Che stage that is going on
|up to Fort Ripley, have the hnni1lia-
ton Of knowing themselves a merely
Incidental consideration while we,
like royalty Of old, have special
carrier sent so miles, through the big
woods and unbridged streams, in re-
guIar knight~errant style. 1t would
be quite too Democrats 20 connect
with the eastern mail route, by means
Of e me :senger, and might SAVIOR Of
economy. We would be sorry to re-
commend any policy to save Uncle
Samuel's money, being too glad to
find the old gentleman out Of cash ;
/ but If the Department could contl'va
to make il cost al. the same and have
the St. Cloud mail sent up the east
side of the river, and thence across,
it would be quite an accommodation.
We should all be willing TO give up
our exclusiveness for daily instead
Of a. weekly mail.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

E1~ 'rherc are from twelve TO ljftee,
huidreI applicants for lo'lgns> at TIN.
Station House il New YORK every nigh:
by hornc!e~s wanderers, about ona.,hirl q
whom find accommodations.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

81 Nearly two millions of dollars VI
be expended Oh the tai, axpe lii. a..
1--WE thous md men, fifteen hundred IT,.
CONS and thirteen ti,nus 'nd animals a.p
ordered IA connecti>n with thv>e al,a3,;x
therc} l., he sre.,o u ac,i N,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

~" The Christian Rosiste. says: ~.
Is c'ru a'ca that the clergy c,s. ,h>
United States six. millions of dollars ,n.,.
ally, The criminals nigeteeu. die 'awx',
thirty IN g, tobacco forty, and rum one
dred millions: "a ..>~'- q = ,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

TH3H AND Now." We intend the
Constitution to be the great charter
Of human Liberty to tie unborn mil
Iions who shall enjoy its protection;
and who should never sec that such
an, Institution As Slavery was ever
j; noyyn III turtila,iitlsfe James Madi-
81 MI. sgs ga
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

a., The editor OF an Iowa paper has
had some sorghum syrup lett with him,
made from canes after they were touched
by frost. He SAYS t'The favor would
Stem 10 be substantially improved by tae
frost, and rendered very similar 70 maple
syrup, but to- color is la,skeir NE latd
Rapids Eagle. <..#. F*SS 4. /
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

lIrE Hines ~ h]ISEs0TA.-~l The " AZ
kegan, H., Gazc tie saws the times are sc1
hard i'll Minnesota: that The people who
can get away are migrating TO ether states
for the winter. One citizen Of II asiiogs.
who has S33 600 invested N unencun1-
berel real estate, WAS unable to borrow
fifty dollars on a n1ortGage Of his whole
property, and had 20 pawn his watch in
Milwaukee to pay his hotel fue
We find this item floating about il east
err p9pers; and must say to these editors
who crcu' ate such s.u'f tia, they do Il
great wrong, rot 50 much 10 N'nneso1e
as to The thousands Of struggling poor vi .
ought - be here; and nv he kept from
coming by such stories.
The Wankeran Gazette may yerv p"o-
habiy have had some foundation };2t ~.
story Of the man and the firty do1'are.-~
! Some one may have owned fancy corner
lots in some Of there a''surA title towns in
which properly j. Sc, down at New York
prices. may have owned as many az he
thought worth 1872 OO1, or even 80 Oo0 600
and put on three more 0'ts 10 tie END ~ #
and hna m one wiling to lend him fifty
dollars without giving evidence Of hard
t'mes: Int only Of return TO sanity Of
! !, ~.
heer PLAYING pranks cut west. We do
not believe the sorry hut there i great
depreciation in the value Of corner lots
and we jor one are heartily glad Of it: and
think it indicates capital times for Min,e-
sofa. It has been ascertained ny d >erics
Of experiments that an acre Of land sold
at = 20 brings more po.at"es ihan the
same acre cut up into SO feet lots and held
at $4,000 lot; and when n7an with
1888 Of these cannot borrow $50 {. ;oor
man with an hundred dollars may buy
himself a comfortaola home. We would
like TO thlnk the story true and only fear
It is not. but there is that mucl, foundation
to- it that we are assured this is the time
to come west, aye, and to come to M;nn2~
sofa where there is not one acre Of waste
land 10 every thousand cap ,bIe Of bringing
from thirty to Gitv bushels Of wheat the
finest we have ever moulded into bread since
our Pennsylvania farmers quit raising the
I" Bearly Red Choff."
Aye, verify, this is the time TO coroe to
Minnesota. The land speculations are
completely foored, and man or woman
with very little capital, or with only willing
hands and stout heart can easily sit I'M
der his or her ovr vine and tree in cli-
mate that has no superior on this continent
Here, health is the normal condition OF
man and happiness consequent coata~
gion. ..,.:.
Take notice working men and women
who have been giving. all your lives, one
fourth of all your income for rent, this is
the sme to get homes, hon,rs in fee simple:
and every human living who has no: such
a home, is more Or less Il $ ave-, IT,. .
"-~.-~.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

Mails.
The St. Paul Pioneer, Of the 18th
inst, in its list Of mail arrivals and
departures, says: IT,.
St. Paul to Fort Ripley-~De~ -.
parts daily, except Sun
day, to Sank Rapids, IA. NJ.
Arrives daily, except Sun
day, from Sank Sapids, 5P. M.
70 all places above Sank Rapids,
Monday, wednesday and Friday.
e East St. Cloud, or Brantford ?. O.,
is be1oO Sank Rapids, and there we
have but tri~weel6ly mail, while the
mail actually passes and re~passes
daily. Here in St. Cloud where there
are twenty times the number Of in,
habitaats, we get mai, now and
then. The first number of our pa
per was, sent of from the Post Of1ic e
the day the second was issued. To
be sure the General Governm ent does
MS the homo Of sending a specia]
':ss1exssnge all The way froi1 M!nnea-
~ NJ a; 4 u,
ssf+Ap sSa
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

iess 4 v:,insn vas burnt to dealt. or
tho 24;h Instant, = lew miles from Clinlon
Michigan, by tie house taking fire earl:
n t|1v morning. b,j''He she had risen. lie:
twe children ESCAPED.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24
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an " t''"I''ss Yet tor NAs''as >!'n'''F e,
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St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

As# It.. is estimated shat there il cs!e.
grog. shop for every eighteen families IN
New York Gu, and in some neighbor.
hoods in tbs. Sit. one gros-shop IT. every
ten families. = - q ~ = = :
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24
- ~ j. :. t%t's 80 :. =. g.
LAM, !, OFFICE, =. =,
x n d.
+, LAND OFFICE, !
F.. SAuK RAPIDS, NJ =
- rDaceinl1rr 10. IS;:

-. .s'E* Dece,nbur 10, 1861
Pats of township, No. l2a, y, Range,
% West, ha,e, this day been received.
Pre-, eloptors are required 10 hletheir de-
claiatpry.. statements s,within three months
''om ;hisfia'te, 81. 5 C-'AIf'UITiHE.R>:>
x / M III III fss Register
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24
81 The Sank Rapids Frontiermal

81 The Sank Rapids Frontierman,
sar:
eve lave resided in Minnesota moro
than twenty years; aud never have the
gas, hopyer& made their appearance within
tha; rju,e hire, unit! year ago this fall
On; r,iyh' as we'll say thot Wisconsin, IL
jr}o;s and iowa were urii; for hahitatior
T b1cal.e il was ,hc ssat o; The Black Hawk
Wnr, az IL say that his visitation will work
permanent III urY TO Minnesota"
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

Co. The handsome new residences q? T.,
A. Smith, Lower st. Cloud, made a mar
row escape last week. While finishing
the painters undertook to boil oil in the
house, az might have been expected il
took fre. so that The smoke and flames drove
every one out That the house did 10,
burn down is passing strange,
What about the lecture the literary
gentlemen Of St. Cloud ought: to give
us once q week ?: ~ 49,! .:ja -
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

~ Joseph Browns hotel at Big Lake
was burned on The night Of the 21st lust.
Nothing saved but a lis'la Ifnruture. =.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

The Thanksgiving lecture by Gus
tave is too long, it would fill all our
space for the week. -. T.. '....
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

m The people Of Dakota Territory
AZ moving for an organization, and Con"
ycuy,,, is to be he'd a. Medary. on tue
18th &. tbs month, TO- the purpose o.
.nc,,ora}ilin2 Congress Oh the subject,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

The Everett School House is to be
plastered and finished Immediately,
and a school opened in it, =. " ..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
From Sonora,

The following Is an extract from a lat
ter received from Cot. " p. Ian. ..-
dressed to his brother, t;eorre Lanu. ESQ
OF this place. |, is dated, Cnabs.s.,
Ranch, Gadsden Purchase, MAY Bird 1857.
Virgil Nirea Wsrd) went into Souo.
ra, with party Of Fiilibastets from Cali.
iornla. The Mexicans me, hi. party bo.
fore they joined the main party ol Calls
iornians. under Gen. Crabb, and whipped
them back. They los, three men. \ir,
gu behaved very well. Gen Crsbh sent
AL officer to me. offering mo Colon-l's
commission 10 join him. bu, he had only
50 men with hm, and thought tina, rather
small number 10 eo Ia with. lie had
got but short distance in tho country. be,
fore 700 Ns>.c,ns attacked him They
killed II of his men, When he surrendered.
on condition Of being treated a. prisoners
of war but the Mcslcaus Immediately
marched them out. aud shot Cr.bb and
every man OF ihem.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

by Congress with slavery In tho Stat.
Territories, as recognized by the Legislation ".
1850, commonly called the Comprom,.. Ma.
ures, ia hereby declared imperative and ya;s
II being the trnc ln,eut and meaning Of M
act, not to legislst. slavery into any Terr,,a''.
or state nor to exclude it thercfrom. bn, =,
leave the people thereof perfectly ir.. l.. f,,,''
aud regulate their domestic institution. IN, ,L...
own way, subject only TO the Constitution ~
the United States Prorieied. That no,hi.''
herein contained shall be construed In ,.y,s
or put IN force any law or regulation which
may have existed PRIOR to the act Of stb ~
March, $40, either protecting, establ,sb,u,
prohibiting, OF atolistdng slavery"
Extract Iro" The Washington Territorial
act:
Every white male inhshitart above tho M.
OF twenty wears, who shall have been p,
resident OF .ad Territory at the tim, OF I'M,
passage OF this net, and shall possess the aual.
ihca,ions hereinafter prescribed, shall be emit.
tied TO vote al the first election and shall h.
eligible 10 any Office within the said Territory.
but the qualifications of voters and OF holdaf,
office at all subsequent election, shall be ,ue',
as shall be prescribed by the Legislative As
semb'y' Pror'ded That the night Of sufrag.
aud 81 holding office shall be exercised opi,
by citizens OF the United States above the 49,.
of ,@enty-one years. and those above that NO.
who shall have declared o, oath Their ,n;.nt,on
to become such, aud shall have taken an ,a,I,
10 supper the Constitution of the United
states and the provisions ut thu. act
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
READ THIS :.


ptlrtsounngp toarIiaENr YHns iiiDn
Q,,aers The annexed resolution wls adolfrd ',rt
SO, er,e Applause ut lnfsr and eHtusnr9ic hisfh
I,rpuhifaa State Convention Of NHN Jersey
IeeairA raai ~ the best fruits ol thla frr.
mont nnnph will be- the renewal from She miitl-
"i The aasurfn Of an ERRONEOUS pnl"ticr against
iie North THAT II Nll w kNlt NJ ~.
vITN ~lgU ~Ot 1tiEEN PATRIOTS ~ mon
TOY. HATES, ANn bur -. that thc South siil
then -. that tie North y resisting Mons liVnl
MhoNG, nud seeking bolhms bot 81 ai g. raiii 'iat
consequently the hfohsfho~l ~ she Noflli and >"uh
dsstra4ff H1n Nv gfD s}4tffE nfufsngafs bf Hf PEP
,ssdisbedf that l~aee and friendship s'a loo To-
stored. that the North will cemmli aggression aud
The South attempt no succession that Il wiil b. proved
boo tite isuenaec 81 Mr liars THAT N Is SLtN.
DER AN AtAl.lNNN AGAINST INT sol III
no PREDICT InAr tf WILL Nor SUBMIT
To FRtNuNls ELECTION and that good men
rscr,mlsr- m iic siHih als- llnn M lhc North,
ihr rtsi and the Wrsl-~Wll.l lpiN WITH TUE
Patriotic llOi ~TON ~ PAYING Iiib ttlu.
fEN ttIfF MAGISTRATE OF rtlE EoPtE
IKFNDNTl THt 1KlBt ~ or THEIR RI
sprCrftL HOMAGE
The above abolition resolution was no
doubt suggested by the following remarks
made by Gen. Houston in the 1. ;, Senate
WA ihs people Of Texas sustain and
ja,,sfy" Houston IN this sentiment We
"sCORN the SUGGESTION" that
they will
They ,eii me II rrrmon, is eleriri 1r'Y thousand
hagnarf. wl brittle about ihr fepih t'i1i ~ sonih
~ isri sal -errsir NJ rnydsut. SCUM. illi
TiEtIrD BY 4 MAJORITY OF THE PEOPLE
THnreH An Not HIS SUPPORTER. I'll MI
REsFH TIE MAJESTY OF filt ff1t ~
AND no Gel FREMONT As 'riif CtiDf
MAGISTRATE uf rittiR CHOICE. SHALL
PAY NJ AE~rEtIftL iioNArh
Ias CANDIDATES ALL ~ rnE FIELD,
49, The Ceaeass Iairiy Ope"cd. 1t
viii be seen tia, Wa have hoisted
the names Of the Democratic candidates
for the Legislature III 'bis county. Every
one Of them has accepted. II is a most
excellent ticket; and tina. il will triumph
IN the coming election, We think is almost
certain. Wo hope the people will turn out
aud hear them. All that Democrats want
Is discussion. They arc satisfied lheir
principles have only to be understood to
prevail everywhere.
OF Tbs State Gazette publishes reports
from nearly every County ia the Wes'
giving very favorable intelligence Of the
prospects OF the Democratic Candidates
We starsd to publish them, and 10 follow
them with many from the Eas, which VIC
have received, but found tina. we had moi
room. aud bad to sbsodon the project
They ~osid have occupied more space
th.a w.. were enabled TO appropriate to
tia. purpose.
uy- S.. sls sdssrtirn~en, Of aafslal @FSse
Agadesay iLr Bcff rage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11


The \acosdoehes Chronicle OF August
IS, 1896, contains M editorial from which
we make the following extract Strange
to say, that paper !. now battling SO roby
ior JACKSON pcnecraeg.' MS embodied IN
made up club for 1t in this place. We
publish the article partly Tor their benefit
|. il incons's,en, with our political IDEAS
but It is consistent with the life OF" Cave,
Further comment i. unnecessary,
How Democrat. and jackson Democra,,
at that, can support Miilari Fillmore Tor the
Presidency, We are unable to determine,
When ha, Millari Fillmore atouel 'or his op-
position to the great measures uf the Dem
cratic party, ~ exhibited in his long public
career, and what security Is there. that IN be-
coming more an American he becomes less
Wig Can Jackson nrmacra, supper, a
man whose cnadlutofs strovc to stamp with IN
fanny the oharaeter Of that pure paitlor who
crushed tho schemes Of monopoly and specu-
latou which ambitious men had generated and
protected the rights OF the masses Wa, Nj
lart ,llmor administration type of Jae A,un
DEMOCRACY The history OF The Gardiner and
''"'phln frauds prove That corruption infected
u'o very a'"o' Ph'fe OF Tue Government, aud
w ',"'" "n'" was sounded ~ the
tr,umrb,nt election ~ r,anll,, -. - '"'
" We publish on our br., page. \
continuation OF the remarks OF Judge Fra,
her, IN relation to the new Code. lh-s.
papers VIII be continued until the whole
sn'jeet Is disposed Of The acknowledged
"bll'y OF the writer VIII cause them to DO
read. and VIII awaken The leading legal
mnh' oil the STATE, IN giving shape and
h..n sn,n,,..d that ,hs .nhiac, J
cited 10 gr.a,er e,,ent Ina ,,,an,ino If
on, J,,,in,ni.h.d ,u,.u. Ia, ana. ~ ,,,,,.
mention, ,r,nn,,anc. Ia Ts,,. and tina nm.
inent member. of tho B,r could M, ram,
der In. STATE mora e,,.nti,I ..,yc. th.n
nv Jir.r,,ny thai, .t,s,,,,, IN n. mani.
W Tue following IS from the Lamar
shqnlfe'
The Democracy OF Harrison county
have nominated Tor Senator, Cot l'oris l.
WictALL lofkeprcsentat'vrs, = MIRIAM,
ESQ Eli ! CR.i0. Esq a"d D. W,
bALpwis. ms is night. aud the parry
there have shown some Judgement h ths
selection OF Candidates he" rA"1'd''e'
arc run by party they should be a leasi
OF the best material to be found. on' ON"
county Convention, which meets next sa''
"rd", would do well, to do likewise sei'ct
inc so'es' ana most efficient me" We have
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

OF We are authorized to say, tina, the
charge, that ;. -. Hendricks. Esq, en-,
dorsed the doctrine OF squst,sr sovereignty
in speech at Elysian Fields. is without
foundation. except in the fertile Imagination
OF the man who conceived il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

OF 4 correspondent of the Lamar En-,
qnirer, writing from Bonhaas. Fannin coun.
~, says,
There is not ves,igs Of Know Moth.
lngism remaining in the whole coun,y - they
are all uansnisrat.d ,o-"JACkSON
DEMOCRAlS"--d iamode SAN iious,
roN Strange is'ntilt hut such Incl,
deu's will sometimes occur. o, Temporal,
o, mores
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
The Speakins on Monday.

rsr and Evans. candidates for Congress.
addressed the citizens Of Harrison county,
4. the Courthouse in this place.
The audience was large, and great
deal Of interes, was manifested. Nr. Lub
book spoke fret, He commenced at II
o'clock. aud occupied about an hour and
half H.. is not prac,iced speaker bot
MS .t,le is lively aud bis conclusions vel
sustained and lorc.bis lie made de-
rldedly favorable Impression. He defended
the Convention system, aud gave sue
cinci history of the Waco Convention
showing that II WAS one OF The fullest aud
iaifest assemblages OF the Mud ever held
IN Texas lie showed up SAN liouslons
connection with Conventions. ana hls tree.
.oh votes and speeches, h, connection with
know NotAmgsm, lite support oi Fillmore
Sc. tie slso defended the domination ol
Mr. White as tomuis,i1nsr OF the General
Land Dilice, showing that VI. Crosby was
the fret to mske the lssae political one,
aud that lie was not entitled to the conf
H.. Of .av ,,,,, He claimed to feel
the highest personal regard for Gen llous'
tan tn, IL. d...,,ion NJ Ia. south and hi.
,,.o1.,,o,. "a ,h,litioni.p s.ndefed h,m.
as he tNr Labbockl conceived, onNor;e,
of .sprort OF confidence. !u tbs eounee.
roo lao read thu resolution, Of eonsufe,
.....,.....,.... # c.n Ilo,sion', yote
aa.,n, III, k,,.,s Nebra.sa bill. which
,sc.,y.d tb.. almost unanimous vote OF the
't,.,l.,i.l,,n,e [ non thu. he commented.
s,...,. T., .,y IA. tama,ked that some Of
Al -. .,t,, ro,.d f,r ,bo.e ,..olutiors
,,,., s,,l,if,n,, tbsm.el,e. by supporting
"a. ,,on.ta, ,o,v when he had sppsaled
6o,o the y.td,e, o, the Legislature to the
.o,l.
,n., d;,,s, ,he neotls sgsiu assembled
-, H.. go,,ibou.. Al >, minutes after
. o,.lock Jud,. Re,r,u commenced
sP-"""s' anu ''"''''
nearly thfeo h'u'' "o '"', S"'''''e'
the hish op'"ip" we ha' 'of"eo VI ''' "'"
mes as n" o'a'o' e"' ''"'''''
Reagan has 'r" e1ua's "n '"' stump '''
manners are P'e"'"s' '0 Is ''''''' "''''
Fssti possessed ana 'ae'e Is "' '' VI '"''
dor and sincerity ABOUT '"e MA" "'''" -
very engaging "e ha' "'' 'o'''' .
graceful EXTERIOR us s','0 - o'''' p'
/ splcuou.' ana Jus' s"'ic''"'y o'""''
make as'ee"o'o'
very large Po'"o" o' o'' P'oP'' "'0
had ioiWea '"e'f e'""'a'o " '''s' Nv"
gan's character rom 'hs 'e'ef OF '""se
Evans a'd VINO eSp'e'eo 10 M" !" "'''' I"
coarse vulgar clustering o''e"s""'"
Tue elegant p"faseo'osS VI '"' '''''' ''e"'
Toned, one VINO IA" pe'" "o"''''''' w
caus" ho o""'' o"' u'''"s'''' '''''
Evans OF Tue D'''' "U'' "''' rs ''''
DISAPPOINTED III w''"hg '"'' 'e''''' '''so
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