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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

4 COOP JokE.-The best joke in connec
ton with the Shirly and Wentworth libel
suit in Chicago is, that Shirley, it is said.
now proposes TO commence suit against his
counsel Tor trying to prove, on trial, that
the iloeiious article in Wentworth's paper,
(Which mentioned no names, fitted Shirley.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

4 New IDEA.-The Illinois Central Rail-
road Company has appointed = clergyman
as superintendent Of track literature" to
suppress all magazines, newspapers and
books having any immoral tendency.
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INSURANCE. LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY Of
TRUE 4 WATERN IAN,

ISscoad Floor. an N0.inger's Block, tffI,rd, {Hs.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other instruments made out and ackno-.
lodged
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
In .S'Ns County HIttIf FIR I-,sgTdHcs TO-;
JHinois H,dYnf do 40
.se6t~HsoE IOgHfy -WiSsH1i do do
National Lo'A FtsnJ LIZ fssurdncs .Sci>ry.
WA ". TRUE,
Jure a-y ISAAC v WATERMAN
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AVaIuable Farm for Sale,

WILL sell the farm which reside, containing
$50 acres; loo Of which In cultivation ~ of the
remainder timber. The of the fencing is
On the farm 1876 choice apple trees GO Of which
bearing. There several living springs the farm
There dwelling, with stables cribs, and other
out-budings. The above described farm is situated 81
miles north Of Utica and miles northeast OF La Sale
Possession given Immediately. Terms easy.
mar7-tf J. r. yANMErRE
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BANk Or OTTAWA
Open from 4. NJ ~ P.N.
SIGHT and time Exchange
NEW YORK
BOSTON,
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA.
Also, England, Scotland, Ireland, and Cities and
Towns in Continental Europe, among which the fol-
lowing:
AMSTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, HAMBCRGH,
BREMEN, COLOGNE, PARIS,
BERGEN, DRESDEN, HAWKE,
BRUSSELS. FRANKFORT o. ~ MARSEILLEs,
BADENBADEN, VIENNA, STOCKHOLM
ST. PETERSBCRGH
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Gold and Silver Coin, bought and sold rates
Collections made in this and other States and Europe.
The Planters and Mechanics Bank. Dalton, crcula-
ton issued by me hold myself responsible for in every
respect II will be bankabe at the Bank Of OTTAWA as
other good currency. dec Z9) GEO. 3. FISHER 4
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Estate of Henry q. Cotton. d,e'd

DUBLIC notice hereby given, that the undersigned
administrative Of the estate Of Henry G. Cotton decd
win the county Of La Sale county at term
thereof to be holden at Ottawa in said Sale county
and state OF Illinois, on the LIST Monday in Nay next
when and where all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby requested to present said
court for adjustment MARY II COTTON
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

Mann NJ, U0ssucEs I.oar, OftIiru, III
E.IRST class Statesmen, Book Keepers, Mechanics
4 Railway Men. Bar Tenders and pOr,srs. Also, men
farms. Transfers boys for learn
trades, female help Of all kinds for city country. Al
ie above furnished for those who want Houses to let
situations found fyr those Of employment
Persons having money to loan will hear Of chances &c
do so AZ high rates by calling
ncyI5 {. c. BREWSTER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

WASHINGTON CNIoN.-The Washington
Union on Thursday morning announces the
retirement of \. U. =. Nicholson, who is
succeeded by Hon. John Appleton, of Maine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

JOLIET AND MENDOZA X. R.--A notice ap-
pears in our columns to-day calling on sub,
scribers to stock in this road for their install
ments. This shows that the wind work
Of the road has been done, and that opera.
lions are about to commence in earnest
The contract to build and equip the entire
road has been let TO reliable contractors,
and the grading as far as Newark has been
sub-let, so that, as soon as the frost is out OF
the ground, hundreds Of hands will be active,
ly engaged with cart, shovel and spade
The road will doubtless be in running order
in year and half from this time.
II needs but glance at the map to show
the importance of this road, not only to the
northern and western portions Of this coun.
ty, but to lrge portion Of our state. The
road is a continuation Of the famous Joliet
Cutoff, and will thus open to the business
Of the entire Illinois river region a direct
route to the cast without the trouble and
expense Of warehousing, reshipment or de.
tention of any kind at Chicago. That, wher
completed, it must do an immense business
no rational man can doubt for q moment.
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BANKING AND EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
TRl-E n WATERM MAN

NIUiNycr's EEocL, OtfdlrI.
EXCHANGEon the Eastern Cities and Ciica 60 bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on depnsitcs.
Gold and silver coin bought and sold.
Collections made in vicinity Of
change.
Short time business paper discounted.
WN. VI. True.
iuiy19 IsAACy v. WATERMAN.
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ERERT TRIES


4: r.: 8: +:
-. many orchards and nurseries, a very gene
al disrust of their healthness felt by those who
we're DESTROYS Of planting young orchards but, though
nv own orchard much injured yet the nursery, be-
ing protected by other trees sustained but lttie damage,
excepting N few tender varieties.
The trees when would otherwise have been sold have
additional years sowth. Ihose whose oreha s,
have been partially killed. shoui,. loose no 'Ips VA "s
ging up the injured trees, making LIBERIA "ed hole, say
or six feet in diameter, then filling around the young
fresh dirt which has been exhausted Of the
cuiar nutrnent which the requires, and mix little
well roed manure. The dirt should be taken ,en or
twelve feet from thetrce, a. it is sometimes dcut to
make young flourish where old stood
Apple trees from lz5@ to ljc, very large; black Mo-
relic Cherries, 20c.
Most Of my finer Cherries, Pears, and Plans, wero
too seriously injured to mike healthy trees.
excellent to select hardy trees the fen.
der varieties stil standing in the sery.
Dayton, March Z, 1851. WELLS WAIT
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The Wisconsin Assembly has passed the
suffrage amendment giving the right Of ve-
ting to women. If it passes the Senate, it
must be submitted to the people, before it
becomes portion Of the constitution:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

(Naninger's Block, third fOor.)
nOCTOE MCNAMARA respectfully informs the friends
- of medical reform, and al! who from
crude drug and harsh treatment OF old school practice,
thai h~ principally desire. undertake which
have been enormously treated by AAIS,c Prucfifio
and confident that his method Will be found the
speedy and towards the of Xeit
diseases of Women and Children
Attended 10 between the hours OF 10 A VI and 7. NJ
Tuesday, Thursdays, and Saturday..
sS-Tire fee heretofore tl.OD per visit the
for advice by mail. Office consultation - cts M-di-
included in both Residence nearly opposite
VIM. Osnans, over Fox River
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

Why is man willing to leara. like q
man under indictment Because he's open
to conviction,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07
Wanted,

CIX good apprentice girls, for Millinery and Dress
y Making, door west Of J. Dckey's Jewelry Store
mari 8. GREGG.
DR.. A. ASHCANAZY, Hungarian,
HAVING just returned to this Oity from Europe,
where he has visited important institutions
Of medical learning, offers his services to the public
Particular attention paid to Cnronic diseases.
Ofhce-frst floor d. Walkers Drug Store, in Me-
tropolitan Hall Building. mari
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PEACH TRxEs.-The Hillsboro Oll) Her

aid of the 2sth ult., says:
"There seems to be at the present time a
fine prospect of having this season an abur
dant supply Of this luscious fruit. The buds
are all alive in this neig hborhood, and we
hear the same report from all parts Of the
country, and unless destroyed by late freez-
es, which is seldom the case, those trees
that survived the drouth Of last summer
aud the severity Of the winter previous will
be loaded"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07
AK ALL.okp Dlscoyrrr or GR.Ar Ixron.

An ALLEGED DISCOVERY or GREAT IMPoR-
TAscR.-Dr. Benz. Hardinge, of New York
City, occupied several columns Of the n. Y
Tribune, Of the 18th ult, with An account of
his alleged discovery for the liquefaction of
quartz rock the exu action 70 the least par
tiele OF gold or other prcciaus metal which
the rock may contain; and for the holding
OF that hitherto solid rock in the form Of q
liquid in casks and hogshsads ready to be
tuned back into rock again as it il needed,
tnus anording a new material for building
cheaper than brick and beautiful as pre.
cious stones. The article is published as an
advertisement, but its accuracy is youched
Tor oy the certificates Of several gentlemen
chemists, bankers, merchants. &c If
the statements Of DR.. Hardince are trina
his discovery will not only greatly increase
the annual gold production, but it will create
revolution in the matter of building
material.
WHERE Is EGYrr-Mr. Van Mater, of the
Five Points Mission Of New York City, was
arrested in Washington, Tazewell county,
this States, on the charge of bringing pau
pers into the State. He was fined by the
justice C), but we learn will take an appeal
from the decision. We did not know that
any portion of our state was peopled by
such pack of benighted heathens as Wash
ington has in her precincts. Well may the
question now be asked, Where is Egypt!"
-[Springfeld Qll) Republican.
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Rnf sSR.

MY interest in, and connection with the for ma
wi ny years conducted by me, for my father John
Lockwood, OF New York. terminated Saturday last,
Yeb. 2sth.
He will continue business at the old stand, where all
the notes books, and remain early settle
Inent Of which will be urged.
1 sincerely thank my very many friends, who for so
many years have favored with their friendship, apc
their trade and shall endeayor in whatever bust
ness may engage, to merit and receive more
mari ARTHUR LOCKWOOD
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u
worth, amongst which are
CoUgh Rsnedies.
Aver. Cherry Prctorsl,
Wlstar's bal. Of Wild Cherry
Jaynes ESPeciorznt,
Louiou's Indian a.
S;ableT's Cherry -
Rogers Liverwort and Tar
Buchau's hungarian Bal,
liill's Balsam Of Honey,
Sellers Imp. Cough syrup,
Foord's Syrup of Horehound
Babcock's Anodyne Exp,
Yenuimore'. Cough Mixture
Halls Balsam for The Lung.
Bryan. PulmOnic Waiers,
Storms Scotch cough candy
hee!er's Cough Syrup,
Rushten's Cod Liver OIL.
Fecer and -igue.
OsgoOd'. India Cholagogu'
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Seat. Neg. Electric Fluid,
Lnudon's Fever & Ague Pll'
Jayne's 4"
Deshler's " -
Shallenbercers d" d"
Bragg. Tonic -
Rhodes' Fever & ague Cure
keI.eler's Ague Specific,
/ Christie's Ague Balsam,
Babcock. Extract OF Bark
PiIIs.
Brandreth'- Pills,
Wrizh,- Indian Veg. Pills,
Smiths sugar-Coated ="
Railways Regulator "
Jayne. c4nGiiNe Z"
McLesn's Liver "
Braggs Ambitious i"
MCllit- L!lc
Lees
Ayers CathaTiic
Hooper's Female
Benn.t's Plant & Rect -
Soule's Sovereign SIiin =
Sir J. ClarEes Female -
EllInoTes :"
Hoben-acks
Phiuuoys Family -
smiths Improved Veg !"
Mase's Indian Root "a
Grsienberg'z Veg. "
Wisfars
Keeler's Liver / san. -
Ero-t's London
Dy<ye psid and Lirsr Com
SidiHrS.
Green's O&ygenated Bitters
Houghtou's Pepsin,
Hollands German Bit;ers
Motifs Phoenix
Wolf ; Scheidam schnapps
Gra.ffenberg's Bitiers,
Haslstters
Plautans
.>unfg'ies.
Pellets Eye Salye,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Ailof the above. and ina
can be bought OF me, just 81
hands.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07

why don't you Insure!
La Sale County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
CAPITAL $4,000.
RE insuring property of all kinds very low rates.
n Office in Na,,inger's Block (up stairs.) Oitawa.
wM II. W. CCSHMAN, I'res.
WN n. Sc'y.
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CoDartnerShip.

HAVE this day taken into co-partnership Joseph
L Eberhard and John r. Cameron, and shall tran ssct
business my old stand, Reddicks Block, in the
" John Lockwood Co. fnar Il JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR ~ PESNsYLvA-
sIA.-Telegraph dispatches announce that
the Democratic State Convention, which met
at Harrisburg on Tuesday, had nominated
Mr.. Parker for Governor. Wepresumc the
name is misprint, and that the Hon. VIM.
F. PACKER is meant. He is an able and
popular man, and will be elected.
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SAVINGS RANK.
Homeopathic Medical InsiituIe,

Ia TTOrer's -fUHifiON 70 VHtuUu.
q 90 FOR a Lot. Terms - cash. and IS on the
10 ~ r FIRST day Of every succeeding month until
all paid. without interest. iulz6 TRUE 4 WATERMAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE!
A Ii persons indebted to the late 6rin Of Magnss
"A Thompson for goods &C. purchased at the store in
South Ottawa, requested to call Immediately and set
tie their accounts either BY cash note to balance the
books lmarll II. THOMPSON.
Joliet and Mendoza IL. Il.
NJ OrICE is hereby given the subscribers to the ca
~ pitai stock OF the Joliet and Terre Iaute Railroad
Company that instruments OF five per cent have been
called and assessed and requested to be paid At the
office Of the Company, in Joliet, follows, to wit:
per cent. on the first day Of April, 1851.
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At Metropolitan Hall, in Ottawa,
On TuesIdv Erenin1. March 10th.

The entertainment viii consis, Of the beautiful Eastern
Magical Dram. 81 the T.rkish Soldier, realizing some
OF the widest dreams Of the Arabian Nights also Of
series of the astonishing feats Of NecSsicaJ Ma
gle, such as the Magic Mint Enchanted Glove, Dancing
and Plying Monkey, Spirit Rapping Drum &c, &c. and
will conclude with Md Bar>antee in her xuehanted Pa
lace, in which she vH introduce variety OF most
nishing feats.
Doors open at o'cock-Perfos1nanee at =. o'clock
Tickets IS cts. Children tScts. mari
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MAD. BARsANT EE,
TIE ONLY LIVING
FEMALE MAGICIAN !

IN dWfTICU,
a SISTED by the WIZARD OF ISIS, and the cele-
"a bra,ed TURKISH MAGICIAN from Drury Lane
Theatre, London and the Theatre &c Ia PORT Paris, will
Riyeo of their chs eapdun
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Stock for Sale.

I HAVE two fine young Mares, and one Here fer sale
three years old this spring. Of the mares with
foaL Also two WORK horses seven and eight old
Also, three or four fresh milk cows, mostly young.
mari JOHN HISE 81 miles east of OTTAWA.
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ruff, Miller & Dykeman, Of Alton, have just
announced . new invention of sleeping
berths in railroad cars. by simple and
durable arrangement of seats, worked by
hinges and slide bolts, four persons, sitting
IN two seats of the present style Of cars,
can spread out their seats to shelves. like
the beEths OF cana! boat-one at the top
Of the windows, one in the middle, and t. o
at the bottom. by this arrangement each
car will carry as many passengers as at pres
snt, and. when occupied in day travel, pre-
sent about the same appearance as now.
The cost Of such seats is said to be bu,
eight over the present style.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-07
HaSf nj RrrRra

Al Of the above. and many other Patent Medicines,
bought me- just pure and cheap from hrst
hand, r. Y GRlGGS.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-21
MONDAY, FEB: l6, 1857.


A little paper published down the river i,
shocked ut our sswant of taste' last week, in an
nouncing that Brooks was dead, while the noble
Sumner still lived. That editor must be pecu-
liarly sensitive! We cherish no malignity to-
wards Preston S. Brooks, and We have not ex-
pressed any. We discard as unjust the maxim
Of the ancehts; ssDe mortuis nil nisi bene," yet
it is the province of Mercy to forgive. Preston
S. Brooks is dead. We regret that he could not
leave fairer name on the records of his country,
and a better and brighter biography for the gen.
erations to come. He will live in hi tory
Though his record is infamous, yet the maledic-
tions of man falter and turn pale before the
shrouded coffin. The indignation felt in many
minds towards the deceased while in the vigor
of life, on account of his brutal and bloody at
tack on defenceless mortal, gives way as we
recognize in the pallid countenance and mourning
drapery, the fact that we had before overlooked,
that the breath Of the staggering rufian like
that Of any other man was in his nostrils, and
vengeance belonged to him who hroathed it
there,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-21

Mr.. Grow, Chairman of the Committee on Ter
ritories, introduced a bill in the House ad.
mittng Oregon into the Union, and marking out
her boundaries, which passed. The Bill, admit
ting Minnesota, which we published yesterday,
was also brought before the House, and after a
short discussion passed by vote of 90 to "a -
Our Washington dates are to January 3lst:
ss Mr. Grow from the Committee on Terrific
ries, reported bill for the relief Of the people
Of Kansas, declaring all purported laws passed
by that Legislature assembled at Shawnee Mis-
sion null and void, for the reasons that the men,
bers thereof were elected through violation OF
the organic act and usurped power, cruel and op-
pressive statutes. The bill provides for holding
! a new election, and any person Offering his vote
must prove by his own oath that he is a bona fde
settler. and by the oath of two legal voters that
he has been for more than six months preceding
the election an actual resident of the Territory,
and fifteen davs resident of his election district
Fines from 50 900 to $4,000, and Imprisonment
from ten to twelve months, to be imposed on IL
legal voters, for disturbance or control OF the
polls BY armed or organized bands, and for will
ful reception of illegal votes by those appointed
to receive them.
Mr.. Clingman moved to lay the bill on the ta-
BILE, but the House refused to do so by vote of
So to 90.
Mr.Grow moved that the bill be re-committed,
pending which the House took up the bill autho-
rizing the inhabitants of Oregon to form Con-
stitution and State Government preliminary to
admission into the Union. The provisions of the
bill, with the exception of the boundaries, are
similar to those in the Minnesota bill. 1t gives
one representative to Congress-.
Mr.. Grow said the bill gives Oregon $4,000 50.
miles, and that the population now was about
$4,000.
MIR. Humphrey Marshall offered an amendment
which was agreed to by vote of II against Is,
confning the suffrages at the election Of dele
United States.
The bill subsequently passed.
MIR. Grow, from the Committee on Territories,
reported bill fixing the boundaries of Minneso-
ia, and authorizing the people thereof to form
for themselves constitution and State Govern
ment.
Mr.. Grow said the proposed State embraces
10000 square miles, leaving West of the bounda-
ry line $4,000 square miles to be hereafter erect
ed into government under the Indian name Of Da-
kotah.
Mr.. Phelps did not desire to impede the pro-
gress of the bill, but wished to know how much of
the proposed territory lies on the West of the
Mississippi river.
Mr.. Grow replied about three fourths.
Mr.. Boyce asked whether Minnesota had sufh-
cient population for State.
Mr.. Grow said that it would be about the size
Of Missouri, and that her population was between
It's, ZOO and 200 900.
A motion to table the bill was then voted down
by large majsrity.
On its final passage the bill passed by vote of
SO to "A.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-21
Minnesota Weather.

Such weather as the last four days have bro't
is phenomenon in the history of climates. On
Thursday and Friday, Spring reflected her bushes
upon the hardened face of old Winter, and, in a
moment of unguarded kindness, his severity relax
ed, and a smile played over his weather. beaten
countenance. Then on Saturday, the maiden sud-
denly changed to a vixen, frown dashed over
the dimpled smiles and we'll, bosh the unpo-
etical fact is, that it was an ugly, thawing day
of slop, sunshine and slnsh. But the most of our
weather is beautiful. Bayard Taylor has gone to
Iceland to avoid the rigors of New England Win
ters-senslble man
Our friends in the States would do well to change
tactics, and instead of remaining in Minnesota
during the Summer, and going south and east to
spend the Winter, to make Minnesota their VIM
ter home, and start for G. down east" in May, if
they must 60 at all. The Summers here are SIM
liar to those of the States, only much less vari-
able, while the Winter is mild as milk, and cool
as cucumber. With money at FIVE per cent. a
month, honesty at par, and the mercury at zero,
Minnesota is just the place to live!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-21
A Familiar Name I!

Years ago, long before we ever dreamed of st.
Paul, and in fact, before St. Paul was ever known
at the east, the names of Do Witt & Davenport
became as familiar to US as household words. In
almost every town, city and hamlet could be
found their publications, and located as they
were in New York, the great commercial city
os the East, we little thought that one of this
firm would turn up in this Western World. But
Eastern ease is no match for Western enterprise.
Minnesota thrift draws upon the New York and
New England population like a loadstone. The
men of money, the men of influence, are led by
an irresistible attraction to the great commercial
centres of the North West. Mr.. Davenport has
left the Atlantic mart, and has located an extern
sve book, periodical and stationery store, upon
St. Anthony street, in this city.
He has all the requisite facilities for furnishing
the best in his line with the greatest facility, be-
ing still connected with some of the largest pub.
fishing Houses in New York and Philadelphia.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-21

r I llssa - =
In several previous articles We have endesvored
to demonstrate that the stpopular sovereignty
doctrine a. taught BY Gormsn and his confeder.
ates 10 more shallow than the brains that gave IL
existence, and viii lead those who follow il into
he fogs and mistsuf an unfatbomable ocean. Po.
iticaly, it is fatal to the Rspublioan party, and
unless those who claim to belong to this party,
in this Territory, adhere to the principles ss laid
down by those who organised the party At Pitts.
bugh one year ego, then il 10 useless for us to
seek 70 give pssmanency 70 IN organisation which
has in it the seeds Of decay. o. 1goesa 8 sgp'
The following convineisg proofs Of shsspowsr
Congress has over the Territory, is ct forth in On
able spsseh'by Hon. LA. Bipshan, Of Ohio,
who in replying TO the Message Of Prssiden,
Pierce, says: $500 e....- = 1s'' isA
The Act to enable the people Of Ohio to form q
Consultation, and for their admission into the
Unien, paced April 30, 1902, and approved By
Jshefson, provides tbst the people may form 4
Coostitqtion and State Government, "proyidsd
fhssa1e hall bs Repablieans and xozHIluaxAxz