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WHAT is A"DUNKER !"-In the Church Jonr-
naFs enumeration of Baptsts sects the other
day, alluslon was made to the "Dunkers."--
and correspondent wants to know who and
what they are. The "Dunkers'' are German
6aptlSls' H Gbounding in considerable numbers in
I'VE Oe@ " En- ngIand' particularly MaSsachuesetts.-
vi Un sundays, on entering their meeting houses,
mere is general kissing all around-the males
only kissing males, however, and the females
tne females. They do not educate for the min.
lS'ry' out appoint any one of their number who
lney tnlnk has the requisite qualifications. The
DunKers wear broad-brimmed hats. lone
oeards' and coats of primitive cut, and with no
INC more buttons on than are actually necessarv.-
Ihese ase leading pecuiarities of person and
worship They practice abstinence and morti.
ncatlon' and we believe, deny the eternity of
future punishment. VI
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WOODLAND CREAM."-Pomade for
beaatyy'ng the Hair highly perfumed, supe-
rlor 10 any trench article imported, and for half
the price, For dressing Ladies' Hair it has NO
equal giving ita bright glossy appearance
II causes Genllemen's Hair to carl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandriff always
giving the Hair the appearance of being fresh
shampooned. Price only fifty cents. None
genuine unless signed.
PEIklDGE & Co., N. Y, Proprietor of the
balm Of a Thousand Flo,sers." !"
For sale by all druggists.
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VALUABLE
Wesleyan Female College,
WILMINGTON DEI

THIS INSTITUTION, chartered with full Collie
glate powers To grant Diplomas and confer De-
Female Eduration " "'"e'ai
No expense mas been spared 10 make IT, in lis build
lngs and accommodations a irst-cay, Institution N"r
viii any care or eif0ri be wanting make is literary
merit aud efficiency CORES spondent
it'N PROFESSORS aud TEACHERS are requ
lhriy employee affor1ng facilities for an extended
ana thorough educ Iton such rs re found only m our
best and largest Institutions " o"'
QTTho COLLEGIATE YEAR csmmences on tho
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER vi ''e
and light, $3.50 per year ''''' 'u0i
dent, l. - foOAilS COZ
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3O PER CENT. SAVING
TO FARNERSr

:.ARE'S Patent Concentrated BIOOD MANlrpr
IL wht"h Is beyond all doubt the most pou erfuI
and Valuable ,@rzer ever OlIeret 10 the nnbllc =
How long will Agrlcu. 'nrisls submit 10 The Guauo
Monopoly, whilst they have the .bove potent and
more valuable Fertilizer, AT TIIIRI" PER CENT.
LESS COSTi
Read the annexed Certificates and thei! try it aIora
speak for Ilsell ~
CERTIFICATE pF DR.. I.AYLs-Thc snecifco,;or - r
W. iIare ank j. Odam. having been submitted 10 mo
nav iohhu me GO tpoaiiiGn OF mailer ON which lhev
are founded % be highly nlIrUgeneOu US and ter,na,iJ
cohlPoud, Containing the essentials Of n trrI,la, ~
he higheS character and also The food for s,.,nI,,,
crops 10 me hine OF Their maturing regard Tins er
efPri"e o mahu'acturng suano instead of Imiorl,s
IL, praciIca and important undertaking t,vnrahI"
ulec'iIis Tue Interests Of our common country
He"t ecuuIiy, a. i.uAlES, NJ D..
Assayef To Stale ui Massachusetts
CERTIFicATE OF PROFESSOR Bourm-Iruon ox,,,
iI'iS ule c"hil0 IlIoh o The best Peruvian Guau.s
'ah perceive no ground Tor assuming it L, he The h
that tan heaRade. On line contrarv Ibpra - I.
rlesci'' more or less superluuIs matter umeIncx -,
~ quuniti. the ronfoSltlon propose by Od,m
anu mare laithi Is ih my estimation sapcrIor lo mai
Vi ie Desl GudIlUs or 10 any other urll u,uu
Which llIYe heard. and laInk myself The mo a o,
eu =" give me po'ItiVe0pnlOn, from the unlocked c,r
eSu'S oI lhe aClI"n Oi sUiphurIc acld on animal mai
"er winch obi lInCd ia experiment hui ,vL,rL 49,,
anticipated hy The patent III question
Respectfully. yours, JAMES C. BOOTU
CERTIFICATE OF PROF FRAzER-At the reoue., ,r
'!i'et'hteu' nave nu hesIt 'tI1n sallIg nv
o lhio that The ode of preparing an artificial ,na
h"te ny arlihg upon animal matters ,y pIur,c acid
s detailed IN DR. IL res patent and mixing I,n re ,
s ~ pS'hce win animal charcoal and phoSp plute of
- Co'ie, III thtorA, AMI although have mad mo
opportunity OF testing III. manure thus formed pr,ci
any nave no deubi that Il manure formed bv lie
hiAt"fe oi these ingredients proper PORTIONS Hond
&c iou al leasi equal IA lis effects lhc besl (uan0
JOHN +. FRA tEK
~ II IS puf urln Bags OF One Hundred aud Flly
'ouids each and sOld uI $50 per nell Ton
,oo. JOHN l.. MlFFLlN. Sole AgeAt,
jyIj, BIN "''""'' i''l''
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N V''S u % HUUOWNt
For sale by all druggists.

WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beam
tifui Complexion, can be acquired by USING the
balm OF THOUSAND FLO IVERS." Wba,
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse of n
InIsasreeabIe n breath, when by using the Balm Of n
Thousand Flowers as dentrifice would not oul,,
render 1t sweet. but leave the teeth as white as oIa
Daslerf Many persons do not knew their breath s
bad and the subject is delicate their friends
never menuon 1t. Beware Of counterfeils. Be sure
For sale bV all DrupostS '' ~ -
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STORE: in WEST SMYRNA,
Varieties, Groceries, Provisions
Mc., &c

&c, &c
NsriSN TTNHE subscriber would inform The nnblio
N#BM That he has opened new Store ON Com
NalthJ merce street, West Smyrna, where he sdaiIv
receiving aud will sell at the very lewest cash
prices, Sugars. Teas Coffee, Molasses Cheese Lard
Hams Shoulders Plcked Pork. Dried Beef. Fish. rait
Candies Soap, Soda. Starch Indigo Blue FLOUR hv
me oarreI or pound superior Corn MEAL for fansiIv
use pure sicEeng Vinegar. only l6 cents per gallon
ao1acco, Segars and Snufs of the best brands; CON
DICTIONARY. Cakes, Nuts. Fruits, pure Lemon and
other Syrups Dress. Trimmings. Fancy Soaps Hair
Oils. Colognes, PVmades-fne extracts ladies' u,ss
Caps Collars, pnderseeves, Handkerchieis Hosiery
Gloves Fans 'iniers, Boots Shoes Silk Thread. Cot
T 1eaI rns' Nee5es Laces, Combs Brushes, Brooms
Tin Wooden. Basket and Earth, nware
= l WIN supply any Of the citizess with WOOD al
snor nouce. u they will leave their orders aud cash
!, All gInds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT at
he highest PRICES for cash or an equivalent in goods
TRUST here is sdead-Bad Pay killed him.
]. r. WILLIAMSON,
PSAiy West Smyrna, Del. !
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Varnishcs ! VarniShes !

BERNHARD ~ CALMAN. No. 100 (Oid No.
~ North Fourth street, between Cherry
A., q Race upper side. Philadelphia,
Mahutacturcr OF all kinds of Varnishes g. JaDans.
~, % alMdys on hand large stock Of the besl Cabl.
net Farnshes from 81 IS upwards. Cnicb Varn;sb.s
r"n ~ W upwards, Damar Varnsh from 81 5U ul-
S naFus' Best dying Japan; Black Iron Varnishes.
"Pci safnishes' China Gloss VarnIsnes, etc, etc.
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now THE CUBAN TARIFF is EvADgp.-An in
telllgent citizen of Havana tells the editor Of
The Savannah Republican how the heavy and
onerous import duties ofthe ever faithful isIe',
are sometimes evaded. A vessel entirely emn-
ty' clears, for instance, at Havana for Matanzas
or any other domestic port, with a " "constrmc'
1--WE cargo of flour. the customary duty on
WI Which, when arriving from foreign countries is
$3.50 per barrel. With papers all regular She
goes TO sea, falls in, by previous Arrangement
win an American vessel on the coast of FIori.
ua' or elsewhere. actually freighted with The
same SAN durable article. The cargo is transferred
ana The vessel which left Havana entirely emn.
W proceeds on her voyage, and entering the
port ior which she had formally cleared, throws
The flour upon the market duty free.
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" santa Anna is handled without gloves
Oy tne democratic press of Mexico for his late
u'anleS'o' 10 which he says that constitutional
government Is poison which always endangers
lne lie OF nations. 1t is only such lawIess des
Pc'S as santa Anna who ever doubt the efficacy
OF any law higher than their will. The Mexi
can press however, show the public sentiment
eleufiy appreciates The necessity ofa fundamen.
td' c"de oil laws binding the governor as well
Us Tue governed; and 1t is not likely that any,
.nlns Tue expelled dictator can say will induce
them to overlook its advantages.
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Caution.

hereby caution all persons from negotiating
any notes or other paper, dated July llih, 1857,
drawn IN favor Of Asa A. Flint, and endorsed by
me- y. r. WILLIAMSON.
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be sure to ask for Arthur's." II bos.
the test OF two seasons, having been nsod o'0pd
hundreds of thousands of families ho,'1 uSeu BY
clearinghouse keepers. "0'el aud
We are now making them for the mill;on
ARTHUR, BURNHAM g. CIIpmW
~ Manufacturers under the p.,o..
NOS IL! and Il9 S. Tenth ST., (cor. Geor~o' ,o""
June 10, 81. PHI. .ADEI IIeurgeT nIrFgeT
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DELAWARE REMINIsCENcEs.-It is said that
the hrst cotton mill in the United States was
erected on the Brandywine Creek, on the site
new occupied by DuponI's Lower Powder
Works, by Jacob Broom. of Philadelphia
shortly after 1t was put into opero ton, Obadiah
b own, Of the firm of Slater g. Brown, OF Provi.
dence' Rhode Island, paid it visit, and this was
some three years prior to the building of what
mas been supposed TO be the first cotton mill er-
ected IN New England by Samuel Slater, and
enormously claimed to have been the first. On
anotier important subject, il may beenentioned
that the proposition for resumption of specie
payments after the war OF 1912, emanated fiom
the old Bank Of Delaware, in a communication
maae to Alex. Jas. Dallas The then Secretary
Of The Treasury, who adopted the proposition
by the directors of that institution.
which, bY The way, was the tn rd bank char.
.ered in the country.
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Doctor Edward ID. DALEY.
SmVrna. Del.

OFFICE on MAIN STREET, two doors
above Commerce, next door to Mr.. r. Carrow's
store, and nearly opposite the Post Office.
or Persons calling for him at night will
please ring the door-bell.
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d. A. SANBORN.
JIo-u. Superintendent Del Railroad

Singers Sewing Machines.
Removal and Opening Announcements
IN 10 an who SEW or use SEWING MACHINES
ihe superb new Marble Building Of T. NJ S,nrer6 ca
No, no, I'o Broadway, corner OF Grand st Ne% York
~ be OPenec Tor inspection and the lrluS,clion of
business. on Thursday Jul, 2d. 1851 Cir,lc"s "nJ
s,T1geFS visiting the ciy respectfully invited il,
can ao examine the Establishment and see tho warn,
us les oi The Singing Sew Machine in operation.
|. NJ. SINGER a. CO.,
V''-'m 45S Broadway, New York
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lsn't il So 2

Use ARTEIUR'S c.lch..
ted Self Cans naI r,ai
Jars, and you Will have fra.I %''p
fruit all the year at Sl,"n,, e,"
prices. '''''ler
Full directions for nu,,;.
up all kinds of Frn,r ','g
Tomatoes, accompany ,bn.a u',a
cans and jars. "'Se
They are made Of r..
Glass, Queensware, and En-, IN,
an and Acid proof Stonrw.,,oe ,,e
The sizes are from pin,a are e.
gallon. EThese cans '' ~. 10
entirely open at the tons aG u'G
I nest, to secure economy i"
For sale by StorekeeD.,,
throughout the United S,a,' pslS
Descriptive circulars 'oS, ."n.
on application. Orders F."' G~"'
the trade solicited 'O'A
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Straps--Uar
Maryland Affairs.

| saAERlcAN CoNvENrIoN.-The American Del
egates to the State Convention met in Bahi.
more city on Tuesday last, aud made the fol.
lowing nominations:
For Governor, Thomas II. Hicks; for Comm.
troller, w. ii. Purnell; for Lottery Commits
sloner, Daniel H. McPhal; for Commissioners
OF the Land Office, VIM. l. w. Sebrooke.
! " The Democratic State Convention will
meet IN Baltimore on Thursday next. 1t isoen.
ny believed that the Hon. John C. Groome.
orCecll county, will be unanimously nominated
ON the hrst ballot.-AnnapoliS Republican.
TERRIBLE AFPAIR-ProJaJIe Mqtr,cide-
dlihcuIly took place about six o'clock yester-
uay mornlng IN the house of colored woman.
named Darlington, living in Porter street. he.
tween her two sons Evans and Richard. which
probably will cost her her life. 1t appesrs her
sons got from words to blows, and Richard he
coming enraged, struck Evans with hatcbet.
IN mother, fearing the result of the quarrel.
placed herself between them, and received
olow on the head tro,n the hatchet, in the hands
oi hichard, intended for his brother, which in
stantly felled hGr senseless to the floor. We
learned TINS morning that her case is extreme.
~ dangerous, and that she is not expected IN
recover. Officers McCaferty, Bowers and
Gosmell arrested the brothers, and both were
committed to jail-Richard to await the result
OF the wound inflicted on his mother. and
Evans in default of bail as a vitness.-Balti-
more Patriot.
SHRIEK" THAT DR NOT PAY.--At Hayre
de Irace, Md, last week, Jerseyman, for at. !
tempting to abduct a slave from Capt. Gallo-
way, was held im 81, 900 and his wife in $500
The Jersey Republican induced the girl to run
on and steal as much money as she could get
She got $240, but dropped $50 on the floor in
the hurry of getting of: This was on Tuesday
night, and he kept her hid till Thursday morn.
ng, when he bought three tickets of the rail.
road agent-one Of which was for the girl
"hom he had disguised in black clothes and
~o wells over her face. The negro. in ooing
o the cars, was discovered by another negro
'ho called to man passing, and who arrested
Ter. Sl3O were found on the Jerseyman. his
wife and the negro.
AFFAIRS IN CECIL LCOUNTY.-The Cecil Wb;o T
la'es that man named John Rhys was drown '
at Fort Deposit last Tuesday, and colored c
ny belonging to Joshua f. iiddle, in Bohemia q
ver on Thursday. Martha Owens, colored J.
nder sentence 10 the penitentiary for lar Il
eny' died IN Jail at Elkton, on Thursday. c
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The New YORK Police COMMISSIONERS =
The action of Mayor Wood, in taking = se.,
with the Metropolitan Police Commissioners
created quite sensation in New York We'd
nesday' Mayor Powell, (Democrat,) of Brook
iyn' also appeared among the Commissioners
lor the hrst time. MIR. Cholwell, the Amer.
can ca member of the Board, has gone over TO the
democratic minority, which makes tie--three
republicans and three Democrats--wth one
vacancy. and 1t is thought that the result will
he the election Of Democrat to fill Mr.. Ora.
perS place, and give Mayor Wood control of
the Board -04 VI
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"a eg DEMG cz<

Notice is Hereby Given, Tha, under The
provisions of an Act of The Legislature passed
at Dover March 4, 1857, Incorporating III.
CITIZENS BANK OF SMYRNA,T The
Books will be opened at the Hotel Of Tilehmsn
FoXweIl, ~ the Town Of Smyrna, on THursdou,
me 3OM ot J"ty, Instant and continue opcn
Tor three days,--commencing at 8 o'ciock. a.
m.' and closing at o'clock. D. m..-ro receive
subscriptions to the capital stock Of said Bank
SAM'L NJ. FISHER, NJ D.
ROBT. HILL,
THOS. Carlow,
Commissioners, }JOHN MUSTARD
WALTER McMULLEN. /
WM. DENNEY,
WIN. TEMPLE.
Smyrna, July l, 1857.
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The FAMINE IN SCHINA.-.Advices from China
have already acquaRted us with famine,
which for severity and extent surpasses all tina
has ever been witnessed by any living native.
1t used to be one bfthe prime pies OF the Chinese
government to lay up stocks Of grain for sea-
sons ofscqseity but the unsettled state of things
during theNpast few years seems to have led to
partial abandonment Of the old custom. The
Friend of China said that six weeks must
elapse before the new crops would ripeD, and
that IN the meantime great suffering must oc-
cur. One consequence was the formation of
pundering parties, who were securing different
sections of the empire, and not confining their
seizures TO food. This is certainly yery differ
ent from the usual condition of China, where
for semi-ciVilized country, starvation has been
exceedingly rare, and where so little seems
necessary to sustain life. Undoubtedly intes.
tine connections are the principal cause, by
breaking up the regular pursuits of industry.
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SINGULAR TRAGEDY-Child Drovned by an
Insane Woman 1--WE are furnished by friend
with the particulars of a sad tragedy that oc-
CURED at the Poor House at Tamworth, in Mas
sachusetts, on Sunday last. The Superinten-
dent Of the farm, Mr.. Whiting, was absent, and
Mrs. Whiting, after getting her infant child
to sleep, and laying it in the cradle, fell asleep
herseif. When she awoke, an insane girl, an
Inmate OF the house, was in the room crying
Noticing her appearance and the fact ,hat her
clothes were wet, she bethought herself of her
child, and her feelings can be imigined when
she looked ia the cradle and found her darling
gone! She Immediately went in search, and
found the child in brook near the house, with
its face downward, and life extinct. The crazy
girl, TO make sure Of the consumation of her
horrid purpose, had piled wood upon the child.
and shut OF every chance of IT'S saving ITSELF
Mirror
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Leave w lImlngton for New Castle AT HNll5n y,
X A Freight Train with P.ssoH".r Car
attached, Will leave Seaford at4IO D. M IN
connect with train from Dover for Phl!adcInbia
at no p. m. P'''"'
Aiso' Freight Train, with Passenger Car
attached, will leave Dover TOR Seatord at : On
connecting with the 4.l3 p IN. train from phIIa.
delpha. ''''" mia
ID. A. SANBORN.
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the Board. OO"''0i VI
FRAUDs.-The Elections in Philadelnbjo
Cassidy, the Democrat, who was elected Dis.
trlct Attorney in Philadelphia, last October. nv
Ine grossest frauds, has been ousted by the de.
clslon OF the Superior court, and William r
mann, his Republican competitor, takes the
once. Cassidy's ma orify was 62O, but the trial
disclosed llGS fraudulent votes al eight out ofI
1, 1me hundred or more voting places in the city.
ms was sufilcIent to decide the election in |
MIR. Mann's favor.
lHE PEARL FIsHERY.-The pearl excitement
mas extended to Vermont, and the MontpeIier
freeman says that for several weeks the rivers
ana streams IN that vicinity have bren cautious.
" out thoroughly searched for the treasures.
Dut win what success has not yet fully trans
pred. some twenty pearls of different sizes
rom that OF small shot to the bigness of a
arge pea, nave been taken from the Winooski
ihd It's tributaries. The clam is found in i'm
neDse numbers along the bed of all the consid.
'rable streams in the State. ,
CHEAP POTAToEs.-Thc Cincinnati ii ENQUIRER
ays wagon load of potatoes was offered to n
rm IN Commercial Row in that city on Friday.
l the low price OF twenty-five cents a busbeL.
gentleman from Covington, Kentucky.
he same gentleman offered to contract for five
undred or thousand bushels at diroinO time
the same price. The Cleveland Herald saws
nat 1t heard on Saturday of an offer to con- ,
ract to deliver one thousand bushels at tw entv
ents, in digging time. g
The DANGER OF DENTRIsrRy vonng
dy IN Dayton, Ohio, came very near LOSING in
er lie within the past week, in consequence
the extraction of tooth. The removal of nj
le molar severed an artery, and the profuse Ia
eeding continued, interrupted by but short al
terVals for nearly two days, until she was b'
early exhausted. II was finally checked, but Z,
1t until she had lost between one and two gal
ms of blood. ar
CST Major Ben. Mccullough, who left Law de
nee on the 10Th instant, had a parley with -
e citizens OF that place, and expresses the
'lnion that no conflict will take place, and
al harmony will be restored.
ADVANCE Pay TO SEAMEN.-The sbippino
erchants of Philadelphia have succumbed TO ab
sailor landlords, and pay advance wages. as ste
rrnerly. The Ledger mentions several in.
lrlces where this has been done. pl,
W The French navy comprises 527 vessels. -
winch 2OO are steamers, and carrng alto. -
ther l4,O77 guns. The American navy mum. "
re- but ~ vessels, carrying 2,243 guns.
o. Mr.. Stephen Meeker, a revolutionary n.
der aged eighty-niDe years, died at Eliza. N#
th, N. j., last week. WI
e5- A Worlds Temperance Convention is pr,
be held in Chicago, Illinois, the present sum. Ha
IT. Cai
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BROADWAY GOLD PEN
Manufacturim Co.
.etail Prices:

. . :, oil from 80 cents To 81 ,OOOl
AS soon Pen or Pencil is purchased tho psr0;rr, i;
delivered Immediately '>'aseu' Tue Fremiuin lS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

JrDIcIAL BUFFooxERY.-The editors of the
Nstiona! Lteltgeseer. ut Washington, some days
since. sent word to Chief Justice fancy. solicit
ing copy OF his decision in the bred Scott case
for publication. The request was made with
all due proprietv, and they had right 10 ex-
pcct At least a gcntlemanly reply, Il not a copy
of the decision in question. Instead oftLi~, the
arrogan; old man returned the following insol-
nj and Uncourteous answer:
..Chi. Justice Tasev returns his compliments
% tie ..iitors oftue National mIelIigencpr, and,
in rcIlv To l.eir request, begs to inform them
hat lie does not !. apare opinions for The Use Of
juvenile debating socIot IS. OF POLITICAL news
Parers.'
Such reply from partiz7n of he So1thern
'Cliyairy, would surprise nobody But fom
the occupant Of the dIgnitied position of Chief
Justice ct the United States, 1t Is simply dis
gushing.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

RooGER p. TASaY, now Chief Justice Of the United
eAtes, and VINO i bitterly denounced hy the Republican
press Of the country for MS decision in the Dret
scott forty years ago gave slaves their freedom
One o. them has been for twenty the d waiter Of
& hotel in Baltimore, and the others employed by
Justice fancy, and receive liberal wages DsmocTGt
Veil, what OF It !? Suppo-e Judge fancy did
give freedom 10 twenty or thirty uegr. e. die!
h, according 10 his recent decision IN the bred
Scptt case, confer upon them ANY night that
White persons are bound 10 respect ," suppose
Judge fancy did not see III 10 respect the nights
Of those who work Tor him, sufficiently TO pay
Them those liberal wages. how would tLey gel
1t?
The above extract from the Democrat IS all
CANNON, intended 10 soothe tie conscIences Of
those Democrats who can hardly gulp down the
new plank in the pro-slavery platform. The
Democrat can produce authority for its as
seition.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

The entire black republican press have been
gagged IN viying and abusing the venerable Chief JUS
tice since the decision of the bred Scott cssc.
The above quotation has been III almost eve
~ sham democratic paper in the North within
the past few weeks. Nothing can be more nat
ural than for editors who could swallow the
Cincinnati platform. to defend decision that
would enslave a nation. Ii is true the opinion
Of the majority of the Supreme Court, that he
Constitution oleprves Of citizenship part Of the
people Of the UniIed States WHO were among
those BY whcgn that instrument was establish
Ell has been commented upon by the Repuhil-
can press But III that decision g the venerable
Chief Justice" has vilificd himself. and abused
the high office he holds, more than all The
=" black republican press of the country could
do III an age. He has set at naught the highest
judicial decisions of all State Courts, as we'll ~
the sacred doctrines of The Fathers of the Con-
stitution, and its most eminent expounders.-
Va 'hngton. jefferson, Madison, Hamilton, Jay,
Franklin, Patrick Henry, ne Adams Picker
inr Clay, Webster, and hest Of other states
men and jurists, who lived and dIed in the SER
vice Of their country, and were supposed to be
pure men and capable OF understanding the
meaning Of language. were most sadly mista-
ken, II the opinion "f the venerable Chief
Justice fancy" and his -laveLoldIng associates
il not contrary to the spirit and letter Of the
c institution. Surely those men must have been
old Fogies, who lived in dark aye, before mod
ern Democracy had it's birth