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st. JOhnsbury Marble Works.

The Subscribers have enlarged their establish
mcnt Gu!inT the past SCaS0n.-and in returning
their thanks for the very general favor with which
their works has been regarded. would announce
that they ready to furnish marble work
iii all It's various branches in rich and unique STYLES.
which cannot be cAccllcd-at prices below all COM
potltion-aEd within the means ofall. Those who
are about erecting Monuments, or Slabs. will find
at this establishment designs copied from the rich
,'t>tir work Of Mount Auburn and Greenwood
Ccmctc. ;'.. as also the simple slab-or made to
crdcr-,o sui, .hs peculiar taste Of the purchaser
.NUN(' :" u y rs,
Grave Stones. Ncayths. Centre TaSis and Wash
Stand Tops Niche Sill,. mnnu.a, ..'rcd of marble,
Granite. Sla,c Soap and Free Stone, t.. t.e lowest
possible prices.
IRON FENCES,
For enclosing burial lots, furnished a, the lowest
rates.
In cndcasorinS to keep our work on an equality
with the best city work-at a much less price
VIC trust we shall receive the liberal patronage our
cXcrtlUnS merit.
7 :. Work delivered in the neighborng towns
free of charge. TIlOS. BRIGHAM.
yoo JAS II. CARPE\TER
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Vermont Board o. Education.

Each Institute vii continue two DAYS. !a,i,l.,
Ev ming Sessions
l. addition 20 such assistance a>lay be furnish
Cd i'll each County. Hon. v m. S'adc Of Middle
Bury. Thomas II. Palmer. Esq. cf rit,>ford. and
Mr. EdAar CoHan. Of Eovaiton, will all the
Seer, tary III holding the institutes.
Friends Of Education in The Towns designated
are requested to have proper binding i'll rcadi-
ness. for the preliminary Lecture. and subsequent
Sessions. and furnished with 4 black board. chalk
&c.
As the Sessions of the Institute are so Short,
the boarding and lodging of the members will be
no great matter; and little rejection will show
that facilities q, Ven 20 the attendance and accom-
mediation Of members will promote the usefulness :
Of the Institute. Whether the lbcraliv Of the
ctizons shall furnish the Recommendations TO ,nc,-
bor> gratuitouSy or not. il is hoped that a Com
, mittcc in each town will be in readiness the day
before The Session. to inform members where the,
may be accommodated.
superintendent and Teachers are urged TO be
in attendance promptly at the commencement Of
and through each Session.
Each member of the Institute is desired to
bring Bible. and paper and pencil.
All friends of Education are invittd to be pres
ent at the Institutes.
Institutes in other Counties in the State will be
held i'll the Fall and d;c notice given. 40
}. =. ADAMS. Scc'v Vt. Board of Education.
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q. Excelsior PloWs. 81.
\ LARGE and increasing number Of

\ LARGE and increasing number Of
{; . 9 y l. \ II NJ J.. Il -
Arc 'l>;n., the warranted Flows. made AZ I'll" In
ION lion Works. and they pronounce them better
than the best. II an. plown.an deems this void
Of the truth. only ask such to hitch on their cat
tie and give them an honest trial. You can be
favored with large variety for selection. suc!! a.
choice Eagc>. Sid, Hill and Right Hand. Excel
sior and Planters. Friend with All. the Vermont
,r> or Moore Flows. and 4 circle of small Ilows
from different patterns. 1t will cost nothing 10
look them over. The Trade will be supplied Al
liberal discount.
y. E-Dort >.ranG!c the country chickens and
feed the civ Solbcr>. but give mcritoriou>
,clc fair play. If il is unfortunate origi-
nate in The country.
LUKE BUELL..
ST. John>h,:ry. April 20. 1857. 5o-j5.
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ITS RESTORATIVE AMP STRENGTHENS
ErFFsrs

come MT from Violently siau,ssia, Any crrS
Of the body 10 -,c-ss.v- aciI.n, as 10y the 'ssi'
opers;i.ns 81 alcoholic dads IT PREPARATIONS e
oiium-allo 81 which leave the system II = ~ 70
conii;i than before; hut, - We ';.v- rrl.ea,-i
sad, lis inv ..'-atiIc Iri-riirs Ave- d"rl'e! II 4
qne,ly equa!!z.r- he Nervous Fluid, LIS n
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ONE Agent in every Town and City the United States
" to engage i'll Il lucrative business. We have AGENT
now making FROM Sl.5 10 $l75 per month By enclosin
One Dollar to address will by return mail send ~
agency with !ull instructions. 5. N. MIRRlCK 1 Co
5"-2 Lynn, Mass
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1egal ADVERTISEMENTS.
TATE Of JER.NON7.


EssEx District, IS.
Cn,.NTY CorTT. Nav Term. 1872
Presiding. the Iio., IkEp. POLAND Chief Judge
. Jon, p pEHI~oN Asst JUDGES.
The above term, Soi!!on Andre LAT" IF B.i, N
N N'il county but nov If New Haven IL, the County
al New iaven and State Of Connecticut Pli,lt,u I'd
liiic ms action Of ass'in> against Duilv F. Hall e
bUrkc IN Caledonia County and Ira Foster Concord in
thr county {" NcrrimaJk ;iI Of New IIa,u>ir,.
principal Dcicnlar>. ana john Prince Lewis bradford
t"ian' An-cl l.. Lombard and Bcrja T. Lombard Of
c STATE {" Name Trustees declaring in plea Of the case
pr that the Dct, on the Is day October so were in
c"ed 10 the IN IN the sum OF twelve hundred dollar, for
goods wares ana ne! thaiiht hc;ur. HAT time, sold and
"H,c'c' &c Ais" iii III" like further sum oi S.ln for so
iintl money before that time ., and receive ,,i the
-! ne fii am! III consideration thereof promised uiy
Said sum. ri money demand. Yet though often re-
dGrsted the Delt> have never paid the sane &c. Il, per
VIII and declaration file.
icrnp"n It apicarin. that til" Def Foster aforesaid
ha pi aa legal notice 81 the pc,lcncy said suit il WAS
ordered iy The Court that the PHI him to he notified
ticTeOl ny Furnishing the substantial parts his c,lara-
ii ana THIS order in the Calc,.nni. three weeks ,,c,
sN@iE me- >it!er riii!, AT st John sl,urv in tie Conn
" :" Calcnoii the last publication al least thirty
,.a's previous T." the ensuing this Court to he
iod. 1T 'ulhal on the second Tuesday uJa,,arv 1888
to which term said CAUSE stands cnnlin.ri
WIN. II. IGAETSIIORE Clerk
l. bAhlLkTr, JR.. Attorney for Pm. $40
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FOR - ALE:

\ FULL set of second hand Clearing and Iron.
IA for an upright Saw-mill as cheap as dirt, b,
HIBBARD & RICHARDS.
West Concord, June IL. 1857. 3.tf
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COOPER. SHAW & co.


u, ~
IN f. y I $ I X \
DR.. II. H. NEWTON. Of 81. johnehury. VT.
respectfully gives ntcc 10 the citizens of Calcdo-
MIA County tia, he is now permanent, located in
st. John>bur>. and would be happy to render his
services to all who may "A, or him Wit, call. All
operations will he performed in thorough and
sci, E;.c manner, and II" operation will be under
taken unless il be for the good of the patient.
All those who are in want Of parts or full sets
of teeth will find it to their advantage to give him
4 call. for he will hereafter insert artificial teeth At
the following prices -
GOLD PLATES
Full sets Of teeth from So to SlGO
Full upper under set, - 40 50
Parts of sets. per tooth. at
mosphcrlc plates 4 &" 5
SILVER PLATES
Full sets Of teeth from $50 to $40
- upper under sets - IL " 20
q" sets temporary 20
Guttl Pcrcha, the same prices as silver.
OPERATIONS on THE NATURAL TEETH.
Filling teeth with gold. from Sl,O0 to $500
Filling with tin. 80 co
Cleo, sing and polishing teeth LOO " SEQ
Extracting tccln - -, ~
Office opposite the Fa.. lmpsic BanS. All op
cratlOnS warranted.
st. JohnSburv. April %. 1871. 3o-v"
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NATURAL ACTION

thrnu-liDu nut the sysien. Ii = ihlS manner tn
ar,eilt, is restored. that di.,-s,,n improved
IL. muscles s,r-n-lh.n-i the mental .ner-lr'
recruited, he has Of healih r,s'ar-i q shr
checks, weakness - the sp.n- Al .Iii,,s &c s.''
and all the iuIicailyus II NeI'vCs ps3..ii.
yemoyri
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COH.UISSIONEHS' NOTICE'

TOU.V7SS7ONERS NOTICE.
WE. the subscribers. being appointed bv the proha..
Court Tor the district Of Caledonia Commissioners to
receive examine and adjust aclini> and DEMANDS of all
persons against Hollis Bruce late ol ewark in said district
deceased amt the claims OF the deceased Inhibited in on
81. utret" hereby CIV" notice that six Months from the
10th day OF June. A. D. lS are allowed for the creditor.
10 present their claims said COMM for exam
atioh and allowance. and that i'll meet for that p,r-
pose AT the late dwelling house Matilda Bruce willow
81 SAID deceased the 18th day September and on the
th aE {" December neat. at Ten O'Clock 4. NJ on each
Of said days. ~ Al
hAuKES S;LEEPER. Commissioners.
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A pslcious SENSE OF R1Po.s

es'ninr tie a. lated mind, q,.i-iir-; TIE ii-'
tng muscles ai.i i~l,ciIi- rerS-s ani Arsi'-- q
the whole system int" ?, - nj and url:,rn o, -.
tiun. There 70 IT, violence d III Io the s,s;r:ii .
By the rse 81 harsh, severe sni pos n"rs r H.
dies, wti-h allh Ugh Ia. NAV temp rsri re-v
pam, produce grader ,vIl- the de io.;e NsrN,
..rl-s,-L st,i l-.r ~. Il ~. ~.
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Ono Quarter more Work with olc
uartcrlesS Team than any Othc.'
PlOW that VIC nave ever seen

We sell them about Fifteen per cent less than
the common shovel E,.m Ilov. and We will .,,.ar
ante" them mere durable ana more ca>ii, repaired.
Dealers supplied on reasonable terms.
y Five also manufacture >haw'S celebrated
1t Air Furnace and Cooking Rance. Also the
celebrated Gen. Stark Cook stove. Box and Boiler
Stoves Cast Iron Sinks. Read Nc.apcr>. Iron
Fence O,cn Ash. Pit and Boiler Doors. IuuuH
Fluc. Clothes. GiGecr>. Cauldron Kettles. Pipe.
Boxes. Brackets. Cc>pco.s Nc.. Ac. Dealers sup
MI. Il ON me. most REASONABLE. terms.
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ITS PERFECT SAFETY

IN every coniiI' n Of the system, as .lutei
CERTAIN. The i-I Ale c.i.siiuIi. of the 'c-n'
maiden, VIE ~ m"'h-r r,r'i. r,d 81, ,-vr vi
inilg-ncv. when. al The time, gsieiiur s-n
sa,.,:, !. -xt,rr.u,rl tir ,t-fur In, l..l- d IL
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WILSON, FAIERANk X CO.
Wholesale Agents. iSand - Hanover 81.
Sold bv Druggists generally. 100
and retail Agents. ST. Jcl7sburv
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M EAT MARKET.

kITTHENGE'S BLOCK.
4 y connection with the Meat business. We have
y on hand Salt Pork. Salt Beef. Triple. Lard.
Hams. Salmon. Mack,rel. Cod Fish. &C.
We shall still he adding to the amount and va
riety Of our strck and shall ,Edcavor to furnish a
good quality 81 articles in this Inc of business,
and shall hope to render this establishment. indi>-
pcn>ahr to the public.
The market viii be open at all hours fthc dav.
HASTINGS X WRIGHT.
~. 1"hn>hrIN NNrll ~. lN3a. Stiff
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LOWE PRESS COMPANY,

la " ASnINGTnN STREET Boston
All kinds ii Paper TIr!>. EiS .l>. Bronze.
for SAB. &c A.E>I> AMID.
Boston. \ irl. - -
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RIGHTEOUSNESS
Fl "a q al Il. f,Tn> eulrs-ac -~r-T ALLAN.
Ea WI variety e sHul: n c.ls-! ~
s . Ill, 4 "A H. NJ. ~: 81 srrita;iua
q kIa the i Ii, T. iG,ar >c-u;t
krNt ~ Eca,t,, PROMPTS
DODD'S REP0sE
I>py,tS
NERVZNE|:::";;,:::::::.::: =:
ESCITFMENT

c'any sri 3. rrfs...f,''- = n. h-r';h i ID
N.'Nr.. >,'."tn. iiLsr..a,., "a See NsrN'ts l.
-. -''iv ,...,,g.i. v.1 e.. A.. a-.o,. ana -. D..
~.s,,d aNav. kv.n tie ..rl;a-y -rc,.r';i'r
Produced IN trs LESS. or ca-s-d x ;'- Nar'r'
ecyr,. " hfcn attend : n our ~. - hours 80
duc- ia .-u- AL ned thu eui-i ..l-> q So
ari r-.s - I, r--an ;ie ~ -; ,;-' r-.t. ~
Few p-r- Ms can - Iriusri Il $50 hug.
lvrs'd than Two IT llr,- Il-His. Mstk.s-; /. 50.
srmi.i-i- Y mi and /. seated. >.r-i = /.
S--ai r.aoNs:, q; b.,!..s and nl-Il;s. =, Il.
Tired Nature s~,-i rect TER, .slrny slss.,
Is the pet ts'h h-arilfi.ily -rlr-ss-i u ms; l.
~.,,- - the NeT> rs >,.ti.r.r ico,. r,-;.- s;s.
~ r-ll-: can te obtained. II . IN this mann
hist tie \-rvine gives rellrt. and r-Ia9rs Z
waste q The N~rs - : si'rn- iip''i ic-s, ~ II
;il- Nervous .u!l s tee, ming e,Ga,.2-i
nc, l. nn.c $1,000
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CARPETT\GS
ECONOMY IN PRINTING,

tx-yN;I,-s,-s, ENerr y ~ h. MI Printer
i""'> Paiei:' P,rfail, Print
f. ~ ~ iirt q .' Ia Pre- This
Pc IA III Print from any kind
-=SAZ-= r u ILlr. d. N.nr. tur> ur
E--.NSS - Er'ir'ryi"r>. -ivin- PERFECT
an impression - ay other
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-01-31
OUR ARIsTOCRACY SEEN THROUGH FOR
EIGN OPTICS.

A correspondent Of the London Daily News
writing from Selma, Alabama, gives his views
touching the matter Of "arstocratic races on this
continent as follows;
"In Virginia and North and South Carolina, |
was in what is popularly supposed to be the aris-
tocratiG region of the American Union, Here, the
Southern papers assure us are to be found the
American gentlemen par excellence as distin-
Euished from the Northern rOturierS the 'smallst
ed farmers and greasy mechanics of Massachu-
sets and Connecticut whom free society is scorn'
fully described as producing in abundance. am
giving my Impressions of course only of that pOr.
ton of its surface with which one comes in con.
tact in railways, and steamboats,; but the fact Is
that az least to the traveller on the wing, the ars.
ocratc element in the population is nowhere yisi-
ible.
From Baltimore to Montgomery, in this State,
in no speces of conveyance did | meet with more
than two persons who, judging from dress man
ners and conversation, would in England bo call
ed gentlemen, | confne this observation special
y to the slave region. 1t is not true of New Eng
land. There may be hundred reasons, why my
experience has been peculiarly unfortunate but
my fellow passengers from Baltimore southwark
bore no manner of resemblance to anything which
the loosest and widest radical in the Old World
would call 'gentlemanly.' They were dirty, de
toute ndniere. They were shabbily dressed;-they
chewed tobocco, and spat its uice in showers they
talked slang they seemed never to have washed
any portion of their persons in their lives. In
South Carolina, the chosen home of chivalry, sat
in a carriage in which the mud formed by years of
dust and oceans Of saliva was three inches deep on
the floor, in company with men into whose pres
ence most English ladies would be afraid to ven
ture.
/ sat at breakfast and dinner side by side with
individuals who, whatever their other qualities,
had certainly no more claims to gentility than
chimney-sweeps or cab drivers; aud we were wait
ed on with Difference and assiduity which our
English Johns would do well, to initiate, by negro
es, who certainly. in all the endowments. which
give men social standing in an aristocratic coun-
try, save birth alone, seemed to me to be Just as
good company and vast deal more entertaining
than those they served The aristocracy of race
think, never appeared under more ludicrous as
peet.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-01-31

if they have not got to that point, are within an
inch Of it, at most and that inch is lessening every
day (appause).
have occupied more than my share Of the time
Of this evening / thank you for giving me your
attention long. We have come together for one
moment-a rare moment in the life Of an Aboi-
tionst-for social enjoyment. Tomorrow may
call us to some work stern that the joys Of this
evening will seem years away. Tomorrow may
make this evening only the 'sound of revelry by
night" before Waterloo May we be prepared
for it
cone tlrob Of strength, thrill Of hope
Prom joy to night we borrow;
Then forward with the trumpet chll,
To do or die tomorrow loud Hpplause)
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-01-31
Ibe Antt- Glaurrp Buole.
ANTI.SLAvERY FESTIVAL.

In Commsmoratton of the Ticenty-Fifth Annircr
sary of the Formation Of the Massachusetts, anti
Slavery Society.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-01-31

Sing Sing Prison is at present the home of about
nine hundred prisoners, of whom about eight hun.
dred are men and boys, and nearly one hundred
are women.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-01-31
WHO SHOULD RULE THE TERRITORIES

From The Speech Of tie Hon. j. A. Bingham, q
Oaio, IN the House Of representatives., January
Il, 1857.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-27

TaE NE~s.-We do not see why the II
tors Of the News should get in such terri.
Bile passion with their cotemporsries OF the
Democrat and Gazette, simply because a.
Intelligent man among ~ advertised ia on,
papers alone s1me weeks, In iRuo.snce that
there VAS sach . paper in the city ~ Oh.
News. We can't help Il if the hews ais',
known two squares from lie own oGce. Hoo
can you expsct people % know Their, % sucs
. paper o. The News. when yeu oaly psin,
sesesty Live copies dsy, sceoedins 70 3
painfully exact csleslstioa VI the De9oerst
We beg our indignant friends Of he News
70 besr their oessusiey With some degree Of
pssisaes. ~ 0ssssss. 3ssh ins.
u addition to The above We would s~s.
eest thst u Nsws has 10 right 10 refer Il.
lailsse ~ saccesd = lhs eppssisiuu Of ,he
0aaotee and Demscrss, whea evesvhodv
ks0ws that IL b bsesuse Of ihe tossl - -
Of neslt - lae pspss iseiE We have usvee
bees ths aess g spssk asghs Of ~ Nsss
We Aavs sepellsd aiti cks. sbuss an 80
sonakibee. e1s hare asvss Desa auilay U a
iaszssasb , assault upca tAas leeils e.
GERS. 1he 10 I ~ ~ Mews y u ~ ~.
Gus'tsg psssoaslsliee agsiaGe psiv1le eIaissae
as6 ed.soss. Whieh hos bsee 4 1iekosin9 -
gUooo Nc esd deeeA. 1f pesDoeo wAo q
sesetoe eh0ess % sotoM ~ 80 psp~ss ~.
r. ~ isse = eissslaGIsDs 90 essslsok ~
NsWA i q 49, tel1Dws ct shes ~ O..
e'ss asd he Descent = ~ eonpo. he
essse = 10 want - aesis = ~ ueuo y
letI.-flbomooeoG
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The Issensl.tsne } Of Dousla.

Tn Chicago Journal asks--ls no, poly.
gamy 40 really ahd truly = domestic In
s,i,u,ion" - slaveryl
II Is, and has 80 been regarded by the
lights Of the Democratic party. The Ne~
York Journal VI Commerce, one Of In.
aelest democratic papers, In an elaborate
editorial article, attempted 10 Prove ana
probably cid prove TO It's own satisfaction
that The Congress OF the United State.
woald, In the application Of the doctrine O.,
popular sovereignty" have no right, should
Utah apply Tor admission into the Union n,
the 6ts,es, 10 70 behind her cvu,,,,u,i,n
and !, Gaire into her domesi e institution, ;,
Tais was the legitimate deduction from the
doe'rine Of popular sovereignty" as pro.
pounded and expounded by cass, Dough-.
& Co. Douglass now maintains In sub,
stance ard lact. that the people of terri
tory shall no, have the privilege Of making
th.ir own domestic institutions il of n Ger.
tain nature. More than this. he Is for OK
Puneing Utah from the political geography.
because her people have praci,ess .oua,,e,
sovereiR MY, And formed their own domestic
institutions. according to their own choice.
He dencs the supreme will Of the DC ,Ole
In . territory. and thus he nov OPP ,se,
~ha, he snd his followers hive claimed 4.
ths shining glory Of .qnai,er sovereignty.
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EDITORIAL SLAvERY.-Evcry editor Of I
newspaper will appreciate the truth OF the
following passage from some Of the writings
Of Capt. Msrryau:
II Is not the writing Of the leading ssti.
cles itself, but the obligation 10 write those
articles every day, whether inclined or not
In sickness or In health, In sfili cticn. disease
OF mind. winter and summer, year after year
tied down 10 the task, remaining In on
spot. II is something like the walking Of
a thousand miles in q ihousss hours.
have fellow feeling, for know how q pc.
riooical will wear dow ones existence. Ia
itseli Il appears nothing the labor 10 mol
msnifest; nor 10 Il the labor, IL is the con.
tinual attention which II sequi.es. Your
lite becomes, as Il were, tho publicsiios.--
One dsys paper 10 no sooner corrected aud
pnuted Than N Gomez smother Il 10 the
stone Of Sisophus, an endless repetition OF
,soil. constant weight upon the mind, q con.
uswsl wearing upon the intellect and spirits
-demandin1 oil the exeruoa vi your iscui.
ties. q the % &c time that you are compsl !.
led 10 do the severest trudgesy. To wrise
'os paper 10 vesy vell. bSt to edit Que Is
to cvndsma yourself TO slavery.
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The Bogus Rer,r, OF y. ueias' Speech, DC,


The Democrat says We have in our Office
"a full and authentic report OF Douglas
speech, carefully reported by the Missouri
Republican" The Democrat IL mi taken
We have no such authentic Republican
report, nor hss the Democrat. Indeed, no
iuli and authentic report has been published
in the Republican. We have evidence
from dozen reliable sources that the re.
port published in the Republican, purpor,.
log to be Douglas speech, has literally no
resemblance whsievsr 20 his speech. Doug.
las. IN bis real speech, turned q complete
somerset on the squatter sovereignty doc.
,rine. He ate up his own words aud hi
own iJeas. He exhibited plainly tho low
d'msgogus he has always been regarded
ny those who know him best. A lev months
ago he fathered The sqaa,icr sovereignty
doctrine. He rode 1t successf u'ly, but he
rode II 10 death. liz won the race. bu,
hill d his nag. Its now an obsolete, worn.
out, wind blown humbug, aud Dvusla.
Knows 1t. lie fsa Il When at Spring eld he
advocated that which is precisely opposed
Z, the real squa,,er sovereignty doctrine.
He vent Sd lar, that he became a little
frightened al his own somesse,. and had q
speech reported in the Republican purport.
ing to be the enc be delivered, but which
had scarcely particle Of resemblance 10 IL.
Always in,en, on deceiving and humbup.
elng the people in some way. he could no,
resis, the temptation OF deeeiving them a.
TO the language and positions Of his own
speech. lie has struck hands with tina,
Border Ruiiian sheet, the IT. Louis Repub
iican. to do this. and now We are referred
20 the columns Of the Republican for a
"fall and authentic report Of this Spring.
field speech ~" We prefer TO Judge sena.
tor Douglas by the opinions expressed N
the speech he actually mld-, aud no, by an
alter revisi,a intended 10 deceive the pco.
pie a. T. what h. really did say.
But we have expresse. our op.nion o,
DSuglis' changes aud o. the Democrat
position IN view oi IL. The News seems
TO agree with Us precisely in failing 10 dis.
cover any similarity between Judge Doug.
las present position upon u,ah and the
Democrats. As tue Utah discussion Ia.
heretofore been principally confined Ia
these two Democratic organs, We leave the
subject to them. is no, to be usss !, ID
: leai s-aARss.a'ls m Republican psper
will agres on this sqaa,tef sovereignty
questions in its application 10 Utah, bu, We
really think II desirable that the two Dem.
ocra,'e organs OF this city should in some
manner sympa,hze as to VIA, is the true
Democratic principle in the premises. Ooe
occupies nree iseiy an opposite ground to
the other. and both pretend To be adsoca-
ting the true Democratic doctrine. Which
Is righ Ii them discuss the matter BIO
tween themselves, and when they d.ter.
mine what Is Democratic d,ci.ine, then we
may feel called upon to knock the pcps
from under IL.