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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-11-14
z. Hall A. GR-
z & bowman

pECEIYING, Forwarding and Commission
IL Merchants. Corner Second and Cherokee
streets, Leavenworth, h. 7. Dec. 9, sc.
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c. d. ELLIS. ]. S. LAVENDER. JAS. Smith.
Ellis. CaVender & Co..

MO. 43 MAIN STREET, CORNER OF PINE
~ ST., St. Louis No., are now receiving their
spring stock which is of superior quality and
style. Comprising choice assortment of Mems
fine French Calf and Kip Boots. fancy Shoes and
Brogans. Also WOmens', Misses and Childrens'
Shoes of every style and price.
They have on hand Il large assortment of La
dies Philadelphia Shoes. Ali of which they will
sell to prompt men or for cash at a small advance
over Eastern prices.
An examination of our stock is solicited.
March Is. 1851. 6m
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L. Macarthur,

A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n over Woodward L Finley's drug store, Law
renee, K. 7. ie2O-ly~
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American Hotel

fNWtY late na Of Rsan 1a@
This house is being thoroughly repaired and re-
fitted, and will be found equal to any other in the
Territory.
Lecompton, May Is, Is57.-tf
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J. X. GOOdin,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
n AGENT, will execute Deeds, Mortgages, &c.
bur and sell land and town lots, invest moneys IN
Kansas property, for others with care and prompt
ness.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. G, 1856. GIG.
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Jas. G. Sands.
The TeethI Tha Teethu

SADDLE, HARNESS and TRUNK Empori-
- um. Lawrence, Kansas. Carriages trimmed
ON short notice Jltf
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Robt. Z. Frazer,

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Dealer
w in Watches, Clocks, Fine Jewelry, Revelv-
ers, Fancy Goods, Sc. Watches and JewelTy
thoroughly repaired No. IA Mass. Street, Wood
ward Block. Lawrence. Kansas. =
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Osborne House.

DYG OSBORNE, Tecumseh, KIT. Travel
ID ers to. from, and through the place are in
Tifed 70 give HIM q call.
Apfil 1lT 3wf
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Charles A. Foster.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Osawatomie. Kansas
n Territory. Particular attention given to the
Presumption Of Settlers Claims, and the pur-
chase and location of Land Warrants. nS-tf
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I. Hall & Coz.

y and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Caps, Queensware, Flour,
Baeon, Salt, and all kinds of Wines and Liquors.
Corner of Second and Cherokee streets, Leaven-
worth. X 4. Dec. g. Sc.
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c. K HOLIDAY. THos. G. THORNTON.
Holiday & Th0rntOn,
r AWYERS AND LAND AGENTS, Topeka,
IL L. 7. February 81. 1857.
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Commission House at Quindare.

TtHE undersigned have commenced the cree
\ ton of ware house st this place. and viii
be prepared to transact 3 Commission end For
Warding business, on the opening Of spring nav
isation. HALL 4 ENGLISH.
Qaindaro, Jan. 10, 1857. Il
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All persons desiring to present their claims
will do so in form of apetitiOn. in writing reci-
ting ali the facts and circumstances connected
Herewith, and bills of items or other vouchers
all duly authenticated under oath, officially GER
tined BY officers, sivil or military, under whose
authority the claims originated. All claims or
accounts presented must be supported by the
fullest proof possible to be obtained. All prop
erty claimed for must be described with reasOna-
bic certainty, and the value particulariZed and
stated. The testimony of two disinterested wit
nesses upon a material point will be considered
sufficient. As all the proofs and vouchers will
have to be thoroughly examined and statIsticaliy
arranged by the first Monday of January next. or
as soon thereafter as possible, it will be necessa
r. tOrclalnants to be in attendance at the times
and places above mentioned, with their papers
completes s no testimony otherwise, will be taken
before the undersigned, except in extraordinary
cases. In order to expedite the business, claim
ants are requested to have their witnesses in at
tendance also, that they may be further exam
lned II deemed necessary. The undersigned
would advise claimants to have their papers and
proofs prepared with legal accuracy. When
sworn to before justices of the peace, thecounty
clerk certificate and seal should be attached,
but it will be satisfactory to have the proofs
all ready and sworn to By the parties and their
witnesses in person before the undersigned.
The Act above mentioned is broad in its pro-
visions and citizens ofal parties and all parts of
the Territory are requested to come forward and
present their just claims and unite their efforts
in accomplishing its object, by enabling the un-
derSlgned to present complete, full. fair and
impartial statement of the losses, damages and
expenses that have been entailed upon thecit-
zens of Kansas. b. the political and social ques-
tlons devOlved by Congress upon them for set
Element. H. j. STRICKLER.
Commissioner for Auditing Claims.
LccomptOn, h. I. Aug. 2eth 1857.
The Commissioner deems it expedient to enter
upon the discharge OF his duties within the
thirty days notice; this is necessary To enable
MIN to make his report US provided by law,
ont 5y0
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Cyrus Ta1Or.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and commissioner of
n Deeds for Iowa and New York: Particular
attention giTen to procuring and locating land
warrants, pre-empting claims. DC. Office at
(lsayatoInie Kansas.
Is5S
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Brushes,
PerfumeYies.

$500 Toilet Articles.
Fine Wines, Liquors, &C., for medicinal PgI -.
Also BOOKS and STATIONERY, fef1ce'''--
ia tie largest and best Etsek Of DRUGs.I.
Kansas, we are prepared to I'll all orders ps''F'
IL and on the most reasonable terms.
= Lawrence, Aug. Is. 1851
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Burlingame, z. T-Late Council City
Settlement Mills.
THE Mills at this psint have been in success
l. full operation for the last six months; the En-
CINE and other machinery is of the frst class, TO
which more is noT being now added. We have a
Grist Mill, and bolt for making Superfne Flour
is now being erected. Planning. Single and
Lath Machines will soon be in operation. Bur
Engame is one of the live towns of Kansas, offer
ing great inducements to capitalists TO invest,
and business men 10 settle. The prospects for
business, with the facilities and appliances for
building, and making pleasant home, with good
society, are not surpassed By any interior town
SCHUYLER j CANNIFF
Burlingame. May 2. 1851.
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Dentistry,

Drs. Newman. s, TOIles,
MO d. MASSACHUSETTS, STREET, Law
IN renee, h. I. ZIG.
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General Intelligence Once, En-
~

poTia, K i. =.
HAYING located at the above named Ps 80
IL am prepared TO transact all EiEds o. o. a.
ness pertaining to the interests Of eml -
others who wish to locate lands in TIE 49, a.
VALLEY. Having been Q resident OF hans AS. z
more than two yesrs, and Travelled IN ai -, s.r.
the TeFritOEy, and having Travelled Tor mr. -
in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Aienizan L,,tT,
prepared 70 give such information q ING 80,
as may be desired and toattend 10 en-; otnei n,
mess which may be entrusted 20 ms cnaIss. kIss
knowledge Of the country snd is Interests .
me to promise safe and profitable inEestiash''
those who may confide their business 70 E' e,
All communications addressed to the uD'~
signed will receive prompt attention sropPs.
EmpoFia, Kansas, May 16, 1857.
3. WOODWARD, 7. A. fiS-h'
WOe6yva e. Finley
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALhbnii.'
w in Drugs, Patent Medicines. Paints W.
YaTnishes,
Glassware Obsess
Cigars.
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John Hutchinson,
q w Brown

AWYER AND LAND AGENT, Once No. DC
L. Massachusetts street, Lawrence.
Dec 90. 1656. 1y*
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HENRY j. ADAMS. A. C. SWIFT. +. G. ADAMS.
Adams. Swift & Co,

BANKERS and REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ID Leayenworth City. Kansas. Exchange and
Land Warrants bought and sold; Money re-
ceived on Deposit; Real Estate bought and sold
on Commission; Lands located BIZ Warrants or
Money in all parts of the Territory. apls-tf
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THE SUBSCRIBER, having taken the sgs n,
Il Of . large Manufacturing Compan1. = far
machinery of any kind st 81. Loais prices. 3
Saw Mills and Grist Mills and ShinEle AaehiH--'
With county and tosn rights g gss fh TeIHfsT
Lawrence. Z. T.. yaas u. lsss. aas'
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Curr;er A. McCorn;ck.
s. WhitehOrn.

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
l. CHANTS.
leaYenHorth City. K Z.
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VI. T. II. Army,
r. GILLPATRICK,
~ 90 nnETT
Land O6ce.

and over two hundred other citizens of
Anderson county,
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Ritcherdson's Mo. Express Co

Inquirer Building. Philadelph
July eslb. IS57.-4m
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-19

Ssooeen 81 ossvla1v oneao 1Alses.
TIE ss1acity Il FREE pesp,e in. sesakiAg|
ssssasir hoasst eesvicsieAa y sAe late d.
oisien ofshs ssprens Cosrt. aad preventing
10 dosbt The infAllibiiisy end the lbso,sss
disloleres.sdasss efssAs yusaacss sf tie
O has sSllsa fessh ktsst rsbskes tssn
the Aorri6sd aewspaPsr tssdiss wAo dare
not eli DIR ninds sAsis ewas and are sAaa'
desslRuek ii any sxhiAisiea Of Ordinary
manhood on the part Of others. In some
similar manner to this the New York Trib-
sas conmencss an article in which II de.
clares : perfect Independence Of oil such
eiamor - this. We may adopt some other
Of iss sentiments and apply sAem . The pol.
10y Of this paper, and 70 sAoee who assume
shat Js&esA becasss sAsy are ssdgss'
must always be in The right; that tAey are
so far slsvaksl aAevs The level Of ordinary
mortality that we not oaly must not auss-
tion--nay, that il 10 sbselatsi, treason 70
question the correctness Of their decisions;
that Ill re have now to Dc is TO toid our
hands and submit without murmur. Ou'
| reader, have ere this discovered that We
are under the control Of 10 such object idol
airy: thu, We regard even that awful crsa'
,ure,. q ChiefJustice. - . human being
and tina, We do not msen to submit slavish
II to fraud and occupation because The o.
mine 10 interposed to cloak theii character
If there Be any ceasure to bes,ow. let it fall
| in the name Of the eternal equities, aPor
those who have dragged their oihcisl robe
| in the kenasis Of slave breeding politics =
when We are ready to surrender sense an
ressea, eosscienes and intellect and 81
profession to nsatal And physical ftssdon
when " are rsaAy % ssslaver Boasa witl
prsiss, Of 20 write ~ panseyic Of the lttl
Napeleos; tAsa. aAa MOI I'LL then, win v
| get ~ ess kssss 70 Roger Taney."
| Lei those Northern sditOrs who dare NJ
| ope their mouths when their Southern MAJ
tiers crack the whip. and who are Away
ready to bespatter with falsome Panegyric
everything whether from President. Con
gress or Supreme Court, which strikes
blow Al Freedom and Northern interests an
upholds Slavery and Southern iuterests-
. let those hirelings Of party and trucker
TO the pro-slavery power. continue TO oo'
lhe neck audlend the knee, but do not Il
them ask fresnen who understand, and u
tend if possible to preserve freemea's iase'
eats. 10 er,ngs - slaves before ssrviiity !
seli. There 10 no power in thts countr
, thank heaven, before which freemen treu
bic and whose dicts they dare not quesuo
: Servile obeisancs on the part Of certa
huckstsring politicians. may prove that u
: recognise some such throne ia this Repu
: lie, bot m1 with souls they dare call the
!. own. acknowledge no higher power than 4
I people, and eli authority, executive, legisl
tive or judicial. but an emsaation ofs
= responsible to themselves. On the subie
. Of The decision Of the Supreme Court,
y shall give Tree utteraass TO our though
D. and feelings, undis,urbsd BY the howlngs
q those whose slavish instincts make tbs
n crinas like dogs where they dare not sta
erect a. men.
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III . Pub,ishsr OF he
American Agrieultnrist

As.IrshAppy 10 announce thatAe has
lIust received an uNLlaITsp sup
ply OF the CHikssf NoRTAsRs W.
aAn Cans 6ssp, direct from the
q ne. source - that procured ~
the u. 8. Government.
He 10 nov able u o1sr 70 every
saw subscIibef, this Spring, over
Loco pure, perfect seeds (tnsiead Of
800 hfthsrio oGsrcd). To club sub
scribsrs, 1 ,DOu seods each. The
seeds fcr wArded a once, on receipt
Of subscription. tscnd . ready
directed envelope, post PAID Win
two9 cent stamps ior tO0 seeds, ana a
with three, stamps for each i'oos
seeds.)
,ANEl one Dollar viii secure for the
year1sS7 the BEST practical,
, reliable, Instructive Journal on
SelI CulruRI pabitShsd--wih the
loraAa Cam and other seeds skas.
Six copies for o.. Ten copies s.,
N. R.--Any old oE new subscrf :
her can have packet Of any one
lor OF each Of the following seeds
frss, on sending ready directed,
postpaid snvslop for each kind DC,
lsirsd, viz: King Phillip Corn
Oarl lng's Extra Early sweet Corn;
StoweflS Sweet Germ; and whns
Pohnd Oats az peunds 70 tne
lbushsl.) Az many seeds will y
returned in each enveiop a. the
posssgs stamp upon IL VIII cover.
Tho Aevicuf,u list has suoscr'p'
ltion sslareer BY many thousaadl
than any other similar journal u
the world, and In return for 80 gen
sKRDlsrous . patronage, the. Publisher
TINS. lcopoludes to make these free ofieis 9
lseeds 10 old A. well a. new subscri
lbsrs. $4,000 packages Of seed hav
ALREADY been given out this year,
N.B,-Trom the storsoype piats
1.-The numbers for Jan, fep ana NeIe,
fNo,s 4. and s OF Vol LEI eau ssil
be sspplled. ~
No. l9l water-strsst' New York.
mhlQlwlt
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James Robinson, tue youthful circus
rider, hss been offered BY northern circus
company, $3.50 week f. shres yesrr. and
to pay sll his exPenses.Jn European tour.
Three fourths Of the edit iai corps in the
United States do mot rec . over ons-tentt
Of his sa!asy, and turn mel: a. many "som-
srsauits"
Among the number cor rising that edito-
rial corps, we might me ion our conten-
pofsry At Davenport, fror whose columns
we clip the sb3ve.-- Bar GaS.
The only "somerssui," The editor Of the
Gazette ever made was il. turning from .
Whis to q Republican, aid the change ives
% gradual thar to this day he has been un-
able 70 tell where the one left OF and the
ether began. As Tor tbs editor Of the Bur
linSton Gasstte We know nothing about his
ssasssdsnts - Of late years whenever we
pick sp the paper TO read il We first glance
Il ito editorial head TO observe who 10 nss
u -
y editor. n
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Dissolution!

TIE parineFship heFet5fI, .listas between Aif,ss
Sanders aud Levi Davis, uGdsr the style Of Sanders
DAVIS the printing and publishing Of the
Daily, Tf-Wesky and Weekly Gazette 10 this day di.
solved BY mutual consent. All persons aving claim.
agaibu the sbove Arm requested 10 present them
Immediately aid Lose indebted Notified that .st.
tensn, Is Immediately required Either Of the nudsr
signed FULLY empowered TO receive moneys or to sat
tie all sceonnts due to or from the once.
ALFRED SANDERS,
Dssshp1Ft. January ist. 1855. LEVI DAVIS.
4 PERFUMED BKEATH.-wLat LADY or ssu,l.rnan
would remain under the Of dsagressbls brssth
whsa by azing ths "BALs o. THOUSAND ELosEks" ~
deutss 1oad not only render IL sweet but La - III
teeth white aiabsstsrf Many persons do not Enow
their breath s bad and the subject 90 delicate THAR
fno1ds will never neatloI IL Pour stuals drop of
Bap" On Jour tooth brush aud wash tLs teeth ni,ht
and morning hity cent bottle Will last year
ABkAUTIFUL COhPLExIOh may eAsily b. nc.
9uired by using the "BALA or THOUSAND FLow.ss -,
II will tan, pimpes and freeklss rom the skin
leaving IL Of s0ft and rossa.s hue. Wet towel uoaT
two or thrss drops, and wash the face ui.ht and
morning
sHAPIsG MADE EAsY-wet your shaving tr,,.b
in either cold water pour or three dron.
Of "BALh Or Gs0Us.sB FLOWERS" rub the beard oef
and 10 will make beautiful sJ isthsr, much fscsts,
ting the operation Of shaving Prics oily nhy esuts
For sails b. all DrusgiIts. f'saIs Of c1uatsr1Ia -
None genuine nnisss sixnsa "
sp 3sd6n Franklin SQUARE, New York
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Rev. y. Heise. Hsniltoa.


John Morley, Of ThotoM.
-Four asors hodies hsve ssnce been dc.
covered, which makes the total number OF
bodies found FORTY.
Its difiicak to arrive At the number on
the osrs. 1T y stated that 80 persons LETT
Toreato, but what change took place 1.-THE
intssn ediate stations We have NO means Of
ascsrtaining; only about 10 OF II escaped
uninipred,
Tie nsmbsr iajaFed has not yet been a.
oertained. but We learn that among them
were the following:
Thos, G. Street. Of Niagara. and his te.
istive, Dr. Macklem. Of Chippewa Both
cfthep badly hurt.
HIN Ysrrinston, Of Por, Stanley. 70.
eeissda coatusion On the head; not serious
~ injured,
Captain Nc Bride. Of Por, Barwsll; cut
over the right eye.
Several other persons are known to %
injured, but we have not been abie to A.
certain their names,
Since writing the above, we have bsen
infored that there 10 no no doubt whstsver
OF the locomotive having run oil the track
ere it reached the bridge.
Capt. Switzerland and Adam Fsrris, r.,
were upon the train, and are no doub'
amongst the dead, although their bodies
have not been found.
| Mr.. John X. Clare, merchant, james
street, was upon the car apset into the ca.
nal He had his little girl BY his side. and
when the car was defending she got ioos'
from him in some way. He was sitting
two seats back from the stove, and With y
was thrown forward. He scarcely knows
how he. escaped; indeed, it is miraculons'
He crawled through the window. He look
ed for his child, but could not see her; ~
| doubt she is under the water.
ID, Stuart" 10. Mr., Donald Stuart mer
chant, Hamilton.
The body of q woman, aged about 50
with gold watch and chain, has not bsel
| identified.
A man, aged about 10, with acke
from Toronto to Paris.
/ Edward Dui6sld Was late mate Of TIL
Europa.
Mr.. Barton, Senior, Of Stratford, - dead
| Mr.. Curtis, Ingersoll, has an arm bro
| KEN
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AUCTION,

TWO pRAMR HOUSES sitas,sd on eth g .sa. the
i Lower Market, next to A. Dohrmann Cos. New
York Grocery Depot. Both houses are story buii.
dings the one 10 feet front by 20 deep, With complete
store fixtures far q thing dry goods stors Inc
other 10 feet front BY Is deep, suitable for nsa mar
kst or grocery store having good cellar walled out
with rsck. Both on lease ground. the lease mas
years to run, from the i2th OF April 1857 60 lSa,
oply o26e per annum Both stores are we'll ana
newly piastersd and will be sold Monday April 18Th
1857 at Public Auction, If not disposed Of sooner g
private sale. Tsrpas--4 cash, on the Let Of AuguM
Isl, and the balance In months, deferred psymen"
bearing 10 per cent interest
Also that two story frame house. stust.s on ne
corner Of ssh aud Warren ats or blocks norm OF the
7th district school, in Forrest billions addition, WI
DO sold At prsvate sale at Bargain. This houee mas
beautiful location and 10 comfortable dwelling mas
splendid view Of The lower part Of the city and the
river and eau be recommended to any person desrus
healthy residence The house 70 BY ~ fest with
summer kitchen BY Id feet attached, with good cei
lar walled cut with rock he southern hall OF when
calculated for basement dwelling The lot eoruel
lot IL 81 by $50 feet and has good wells and ciasrn
on the came. onacconnt Of my business Will sci
this house ct rare bargain. Terms Cssh, bsiancs
In land IL months, bearing 10 per cent interest fo
further particulars enquire Of
mobile dit Cor 9Th and Warren stA II tbs esssmsn
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ssov 5t1oa hold thiss ovp--
Nc LssT's ARR 10 round thee tAtSsL,

TSo DAYS CovslH ALIvr.-Nr. T..
n. Butler, q Georgia timber cutter, went 70
Savannah, short time since, to sell timber
and was taken sick, and 1t was thought
died. His remains we're deposit ed in q colin
and sent home. On opening the coA6n after
its arrival, he was discovsrsd to emile. Ned.
ical assistance vas Immediately obtained,
and il y said that he 10 fast recovering. He
was in his cohin nearly two days,
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uertasr. Political vsakasss


We invite the attention Of readers 70 the
following remarks from the Chicago Press.
They accurately point out the truth
The explanation Of this political weak
nsss Of the North 10 10 be found chiefly in
the fact tina, her population 10 busy and
hard working one, while that of the South
;s an idle one. Politics therefore have
been left to the rsbble OF the North and TO
the gentry Of the South. The different
pasture Of the two constituencies explains
the different pastures Of their representa-
tives The whole Southern delegation
Wilde casting their vote turn invariably and
40 xiou-ly toward their constituents. They
snos .uli well that they are dealing with
men as wstchful ss they are Determined
men who never for an instant forget that
the relation between themselves and those
they send to Washington is tho relation Of
~ sster and servant.
On the other hand Northern members
while casting their votes turn their backs
% their constituents and look TO the IA ces
Of their Southern compeers. Tkey Inov
that this is tAs beasea path 10 prets,ment-snd
If they ever tarn toward their constituents
IL ~ VILE liz SVio sHu iofuly M winch
says, We viii subdps you The . u!t Of
this Sinking Of the prsrogstivs Of soyer.
eighty by the people Of the North might
have bssn forssssn-yensiity iattens at the
Capitol, while rulasnism scours the border
A change has commenced, and its effect
10 already apparent a, the Capitol. The
feeling which has 20 isng borne amsng
Northern politicians on the floor, that DO
what they might-,hough they traded away
every right OF the North, and Aoutsd her
most solemn convictions-thst great, easy,
good-nstured constituency would endure il
patiently and "puii in tine party trases''--
tina, feeling has forever quilted those halls.
II 10 not the man who busters soonest who
10 most TO b. feared. He who bears mos,
of contumeiy will be likely to deal the
hesyies, blows and the ioagest sustained.
The North has been slew to engage in this
struggle for ssctionai power; bat when, At
The late Presidential election, the great
line OF distinction was drawn between free
and slave Territory and lsbor-commercial1
ties and party associations became Ike |
ropes Of ssnd--ihe North took in position
over that line and has closed in the struggle
for empire
Nov 5t1oa hold thiss oyp-
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