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THE COURTS.
OROyILLE SEMINARY,

vU,HIs INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON
y Monday next, 12h instant for the reception
OF Purils.
The course of fnstruction embraces the various
branches of an English Education. taught on the
most approved principles, aud from Acknowledged
text hooks.
The Seminary. now In It's third year. can point 10
Its tbnroughne of Inrtruci ion to those Who have
ayaied Themselves OF its benefs tor any length OF
time aud trusts 20 show . like result hereafter
The uh-crihcr hsvinV commenced tn" business OF
Tnst,ueting Youth. UPWARDS OR TwENTY.ONE
YEARS AGO. brings TO bear, necessarily, a large
fund Of experience. than witch nothing u more
apposite 10 imparting insirueton0 acquired IN pnr'
suit Of his profession In various part ofthe Union.
$. X WILEY.
To Miners, Merchants and others. wanting part
nershp's accounts adjusted. either single or com
pound intricate accoints generally have them
arranged with cJfreetness and Dispatch by applyipg
To T. n WILEY.
Oroviile Seminary, July 10. 1858. lm'
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
|htAe Rep bl'. -" County Comm ittee
az Bate County.

Il .GsxrLyx'E As Won are aware was pm in
psiaattan nv the r 'puh'icsn County Convention
N snaty. lat " nolden in Oroville, asa ii
|ts fr the Assembl to he voted for at the next
|Frt On. wh ch non'N st'on WAS entirely unsolic't
|Ane, snd oO WI h dit not de ire and WAS
|sw'ant In acr.pt'"g. At tie sam, M look
H. h" an hon " TO which m ight will feel Hat
Isa nanatin- "a II ~ from hodv ~ roen o.
n'h harsct"r And .hiiiW Since that Conv-n' son.
sssver. circnm .tarces hav arisen which have
sa'v at changed my course Of roceedine. and
hn led ME tn this ~onclusion-thst 7 no lorg-r
rAt' be considered q csndida'e for that office :
Hb.t sse reasons -s'n-e thst Convention snoth-
sh heen holden. called ~" Pen"le's Convention
es-, tn ''s~ course thev n su"d and cond
rsrstIcns thev msde has lead mo 10 believe thev
s~s n ahcsl the People: and from tn" posi-
W @sd irs now. AN forced to come tn This con
nsas-thst n remain in the f.d one NJ 'h.ir
~ tatss must be tea'sp or must he de'eatad:
eret'v In ord@r to avoid either NJ the ehove ror-
3-seies shall decline. and they will he elected
hsn nat NOR ever have been such = stickler f'r
esv n run~ing for "f'ce as tn stand In the wav
sasetng good men tn Office NV motto has alw"vs
N 70 esarici.ing the highest duty Of an Ameri
~heeman. IN vote for good men; aud believe "
W e httrr for th. interests Of this State were
~ FiRc'pls more general
'ea nv have, gentlemen a " ket In the ns'd vor-
Edunp"rt 'at any rate they suit me y thev are
shom can vote for with the proud reflection
~ mat elected they will do honor TO their po'
have taken thi. step gentlemen. not that love
'fee'ieanism any the 'ess. hut thst love the i"-
dths ~,tlSe ss Of Butt, county more. Horins
7'"fe that yourselves, az we'll as the R-Dnhh
mthi' county will bearti'v indorse the course
I'VE taken, 1 am,
Very tr"Iv,
r. c. GAsKIIL.
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Sherif's Sale.

NY yhtue Of an Execution Issued
~ out Of the District Court Of the Fifteenth judi
ci.l District In and for Butte county and state of
california 20 me directed and 0eliver'd, command.
inc mo n make the sum Of three hundred and
iexar 40 100 dollars with interest thereon from the
Is, day Of February ID. 1858. at the rate Of ten
r., cent p-r annum and all costs of suit taxed
|, the sum Of forty three seventy one hundrrdths
doars and all accruing costs on ~aid writ wherein
A n au.s an- " Morgomthen u plaintiff and koht
Cnnris n IL defendant. have levied upon, and will
nose Al public sale to the highest bidder for .sh
AZ the Court House door in the town of orovill",
cor,,v aud state aforpsad on Thursday the
vo,h dsy Of August. 4. ISIS, at , o'clock
n of aid day. all OF the right title aud int"re-
=; ,is above named Defendant in ami 10 one certain
S,ors Hnu-e and one stable situated on Morris Ra-
line in Furets Township, Butte eounty. California
ho,, three. uartsrs Of = miles s'uth-east OF the
,utsge az stnpoi and the northeast side OF
,be main wagon road leading from Longs bar 70
~. s.b. stopol together with all ami singular the
,sr.m nt. hereditam nts thereunto belonging or
;c .nysi.e sppertsiniug Also the land on which
the same are situated.
" d PLU.u, Sheriff Butte County
o,oyiIle, July 2s. A. d. 1885
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Sherif's Sale.

NV VIRTUE OR WRIT OF tX"TTIHN
issned out Of the Dis -ic Ccur' of the Fln-e"ih
Jud;c,,, MS. rte, in d i.r Rn'te cnrtv ND Suite of
sl,c,,, Ia To- ne ~ -e~iad anl ''li"er'. r"m "nnd
- mo T., make the sum of three hr"dre 'nd sixty
nine fry.y 20 ota h'pd'rih dollars. (SNo AZ with
In er,.' the-. AZ the vae ten per cent. per an
mn 70, frn," the fnu,t erth day NJ Way. u. SS
rn,il paIa and the further sum rt twen'v-nin"
10 ,ty Ave one hundr-h dollar' (s2o 25,l costs o'
nit and accruirp coats "n sntd writ. wherein
CuARi.EiF TOv ia plaintiff and IANEs RWAD.
LEV IL pefandent. ! have levied upon ana shall eS
pn-e nj pnhic sale ~ the hirtes' builder for cash.
on Monday the 23d day Of Augu't. A. D 1888. at
the hour NJ Two O'Clock r. ". ~ said day, all "t
tho.o certain pieces aud parcels of la ia desct'hpd
n. foil w = to wit Al that certain ME or parcel
,f land .j,urt.d In the town of 'rOviie. lutte conn
ty T.lior Ia. II beipg part of lot No. h in "hck
No 4 ps laid down the town pi"i OF tn, -n'd town
of O-nvtlle a'd fo-me ly occupied bv thrrev
~. ther Also a certain piece o. parcel ~ land stu
n,rd In the town of Orov He county and state nor
snid and known re LHt N" in Bl rk No. ~. ~
laid down on thr town '"np or pi't aforesaid. to-
v,ther with al and sinQunr y t'nenents h"rr''it-
n,nens and HporteuHnce thnrrunt" bel 'ginv oV ~
s"y wise appertaining to each Of the said pnrces oi
land. .
The above sale tn trke place at the Court House
,,o.y IN the town VI OrOviile. county aud State
aforesaid.
~. d. Plum, Sheriff BDtfe County.
Dated Orovilie. August Cd. A. ID. 1858. %
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Notice.
Sheriff s Sale.

IYY vIRTUE OF DecretRl Order
~ issuesi out of thr District Court OF the tif-
teenth IudIria Dis-icf In ard fo~ pute County and
state ~ California. agninst SIMON GArR NSSE nrt
J W. WHAt ING. and In 'nvor Of rocco VAR
CHELLA. for the sum Of Five Uundred md FitN
nollsr~ principi deht, End the further of Three
Hnnirsi ard Thirty -four twenty Ave ore -hundrsihs
Doars Interest. tog'her with legal inter 81 thereon
from the date Of this decree, and thirty per cent
'hrreo- fnr attorneys fees, ard Tho furhrr of
Thirty five twenty one hundreths Dollars coats OF
snt. and all ecrruins e.sts of said writ, To me ii-
rrc'ei md dslvevsst. commanding me To sell the
m"rlgsget premises hereinafter descrihed 10 satisfy
sale demands. VIII on irestav. the oath "av of An
enst ID. 1858. nj the hour of Two o'ciockP P.v {
said day In pursuance of the requirements OF said
writ. will sell at public sale to the highest hddar
for crsh, the properly described said order Of sale
as lk'ws, to wit: That piece parcel vt land sit
mated In the town Of orovie. county and State
aforesaid, commencement the nor herv line of
Rrd street, 81 feet rnsierlv fro the north east-
erlv c'rner Uf ri q street and Huntoon street,
running along the said north rvS lie Of Brd str.e,
easter,y ~ tent thense nj rIvht giles northetV so
teet, thence nj right anVcs westerly ~ feet thence
angles hpr ~ feet to The pnce of hev'n
ming be'aV = rsrt Of lot No. 3 In Block NJ. .. as
lad down the existing mnp "f sad town. together
win all ~nd singular the tenenrnts, hercamen,s
ard snrurten-nces ihereunio belonging ur In any
Wise spperianing.
The a,'ove sale To take pincc at the Court Hous
said
v D PLUH, Sheriff Butte County.
Oro,ille Aug sth 1858
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To ALI Whom it May

<,nscrRS-An persons lia.'ir an Yer an act OF the
u I-gi-l ture 81 lass, entiird An aet pro.l-
- - ,be Rsg Il ration of Marriages. Bir, =. III
-. and teaihs- approved April 25'h. iH's, are
ss,.n, potiaei Ia, record such nHrrisgr h'r y, o.
"o,e..,r death. at the County Rec "a rs once, 70
~. ,tanes wth snch Law, or u VII De enforced
,., .,,ah o.yties - nce,eeing oF r''f1-ing
asa' JSo 2 KtNMEL, tounsy Recorder
orovIlIe, July II, 1888
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~ The Mustang Linime"t Cures
Rheumatism;
The Mustang Liniment cures sttn JOINTS
The Nusteng Lini nent cures Burns and wounds;
The Mustang Imminent cures Sores and Ulcers;
The Mustang Liniment cures Cnked breasts and
sore Nipples;
The VI Istang Eminent cures Neuralgia;
The dlsttlg ti0iment cures Corns NJ Warts;
The Mustang Imminent is worth
lOnO,o00 DOLLARS pen ANNUM
To the United States AS the preserver and restorer
OF valuable horses and cattle. II cures ui sprains
Calls Wounds, SliG Joints. &c.
win you answer this question: Did YOU ever
hearof any ordinary Sore. SWELLING. sprnin or stG.
ness either on man or beast. which the Mustang
iiniment would not cureY Did on ever visit any
respectabl druggist In any pnrt oi the worId-in
Europe Asia or America-who did not say ait was
the grentes discovery Of the aveS" Sold everywhere
Every famil, should have II, three sizes. BARNES
Il PARK, Proprietors, New Yort
PARK L. WHITE.
Sole Agents Tor the Pacific coast,
1872 Washington street. opp"siic the MARKET,
COTTON n MeDE MOTT. Agents, Oroville.
" THE TRADE supplied on the meet liberal
terms aps-3m
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Sherif's Sale.

HY VIRTUE OF AN FXEFUrioN ISSUED
w out Of the nsttir, Court of the Fifteenth In
drinl District In and for the County Of Butte. and
Staie of Cafornia, to me directed and delivered,
commanding me tn make the sum Of ihrre nundr"f
dollars. bearing Interest At the rate of thr"N n
cent per month firm the 1T day of June A. y t5s
until pail md the sum of thrt' three so loo '"r'
costs Of snit and al nccr'ng costs On sn,d III,
wherein w. G. tLiEN IL PlaniiT ari T.. T. DEN
NISON Il Defen"Hnt, ! have levied upon and " VI
expose at Pui1ic Sa Ia the highest hii Ter for c's.
1t the Court House or In ihe town "r 'rovil'".
county and State aforesaid. On Monday the 2@ NV
of Auvnsi A. 1883, ut 2 o'clock '. VI of sa,d dav,
all the risht title And ncres, OF the above naned
darendant In and 10 all iha, certain niece or parcel
Of lind stunted In tn" town bi orov'ile. county Of
Butte md Stale of Caiif"rnin and iait Down on the
r,ap or plan Of sad town ~ Oroviil. now on Ale in
the Recnrders ON - of Rutte county. 80 iol No
IN ROk No. I. being at the south west corner of
Bird and Mvars sire ia AM fronting 60 feet on Nv.
ers street and so feet Rird street. te-thdr with
all and singn NJ the 'enements, hevcduamens and mp
rurte thereunto belonging or In any wise np-
pertaining.
n. D Plum sheriff Bute County.
Dated Orhvilie Augu ~ A.D 1874.
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Justices Summons.

ITNIrFD ST,TEs OF AMERIA-sr,TE OF
- California. oun'v of u tie. IN Ju.tire Court.
ophr Township. The P-opi &c the State Of Cali
foruia. To Ham light. Rreeing: l"n are hereby
mmoned la rprear before ~ M Office IN ophir
Township, Co nv of "uttn. on the -ixeent hia' ni
August. A. I 1888. nj "rn o'ci"ct. A to answer
unto the 90" pini"t 0f james T. Cline c.. who
sue 'ou ~ recover The sum Of eighty and forty
oae-hundredths doilrrs. said amount alleged to he
due plnin'if- bv Defendant. on an acco mt now nn
Ale in Ibis office, pH"ey: for lumber aud 'trrW
furnished Defendant nv p'an'irs nj defendants spa
cia ns arce and request, wh'n Judgment will he Ia
ken rgninst vou fnr the sHid amount, topeheT wi h
cnsts md damaVes " vnu fnil to pppesr and
To the Sherf ar Constable of sa,d County, greet
ing Make legal service md due r"'urn hereof
Given under my hand, this 2tih dny of july 4. ~
1853 EDWARD DnNtHO.
Justice of he Peace of said To~nsnip.
do hereby ar'er. iha, seryile of this sumn"ns be
hid IN d. tendani. h. puhicai n In the Butte Rec
ord for pe,'"' Of tweny-oue DAYS.
July ooh, 1873. Z. DDNAHo. J. =.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For County Surveyor.

We are authorized Ia announce the uar,. of W.
s. WATSON ns an Independent Candidate for
tonnty Surveyor. s6
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

The Lady's Book-for October is,
handed us by the lady friend who claims
the right of reading it for lis, with the
emphatic assurance that it is the very best
number she has seen for years; and that If
we do not notice it in appropriate terms of
commentator, we.are to be written down
On the back Of her books "Margaret's
home" she AYERS is a first class domestic
tale. The engraving of "Ihe. Miracles"
is beautiful work Of art. The PATTERNS
and RECEIPTS are indispensable. The Book
1tseltssls necessity and we treat it shabbi-
" Well, we did not intend to neglect
the Lady's Book, as our profound respect
tor Mrs. Hale, and admiration of her able
editorials has always made it favorite
with US The moral tone of its literature
Is always unexceptionably pure---without
talnt OF sensualisu1 or coarseness. It is al
ways safe and pleasant companion; and
II we have not met the full expectation Of
It's friends In speaking kindly of it, it has
teen rather with the feeling that it was al
ready sufficiently a tavorite, and did not
need our concentrations. /
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
THE LEGISLATIVE CANDI-
DATES AGAIN,

One week ago, we dared the nominees!
Of the Leco1npton Democracy, to say that
their souls were their own, and offered
them the free use of our columns for thst
purpose. We now repeat, and charge
that they are a perfect trio of KNOW
NOTH1NGs. and are basely trying to
creep into power on the DARK Ian
TERN principle. Tho nominated under
the lash Of the Presidents Land Officers,
and pledged in the Knou Nothing Lodge,
away behind the. screens, to vote for an
other U. S. Senator, who will stand up
tor Slavery in our Territories, they have
not the courage to say they will or will not
support Buchanan; that they viii or Will
not support State Government thrust
into power BY the vilest fraud; or that
they will Or will not support Senator Rice,
who is procuring Government funds to
make improvements for almost every other
location than that Of St. Cloud Let every
freeman in the District, vote for Gorton>
Gilman, and Whitney, who stand upon
the platform, ''of free soil for free men, and
dare to avow their principles to the people
Of the District.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
Literary Notices.
The Atlantic Monthlv.-for q

The Atlantic Monthly.-for Octo-
Der opens with an article in the STYLE of
Emerson, entitled "The new world and
the new mar" which no American should
tail to read, teenling as it is with the his
tory and prophecy Of our land. True, the
confident assurance Of future greatness, in
that prophecy, does somewhat contradict
admitted facts in the history; yet we cam
not help hoping with the prophet, rather
than fearing with the historian. The
writer, while looking forward to the largest
liberty, sees the bow of promise ever in
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise,
because it says "No putting of To-day into
I Yesterdays coffin, let the Present tie
and be its own lord"
We regret that our space will not per-
init us to give even an outline Of this
article, so rich in thought, and hopeful in
promise Of our future; but all our readers
ought to have the Monthly. 1t is work
which no intelligent American can afford
to be without
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
10 the Rev, Calhoun. .
Mr.. CALHOUN,
Rev. Sir.

Previous to your Or
ganizing Il Presbyterian Church in this
place, [ had some conversation with you
about uniting with that society. [ stated
to you that | could not conscientiously u
Mite in church. fellowship with a voluntary
Shareholder You proiessed a strong dis
approval of the whole system Of slavery;
and detailed your plans for e,nancipa,ing
your slaves. Your views appeared to me
Christi;nlike and satisfactory; and when
the church was organized I became a
member At that time you had slave
woman here, whom you said you had
brought for the purpose Of emancipating
While here she gave birth to u son, who
according to all international and inter
state law, up to the bred Scott decision,
was to all intents and purposes freeborn.
Since that time you have taken this
mother and child back to Tennessee; and
it is understood that you have left them
there in slavery. l have waited months
for some calculation of the mystery
which envelopes their fate, but nothing
has transpired to tighten the darkness.
The suspicious cast upon the sincerity
Of your Anti-Slavery professions, and the
mystery about the fate Of this freeborn
child. is calculated to Go great injury to
the cause Of Christ; and ruin your useful
ness AS his minister. May therefore for
the sake of the prosperity Of Zion, call
upon you to explain this matter?
Believe me, Dear Sir, that it is the best
wishes for your temporal and eternal well
fare; and for the growth and usefulness of
the church under your charge, combined
wife q sincere desire to learn my own duty
in the premises, which leads me thus to
address you.
Yours in the bonds of Christ; and in the
hope Of His redemption for the oppressed
of all lands.
JANE G.. SwIssHELM.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
Representative ticket which, we this day
present sscr their suffraaes.

Representative ticket which, we this day
present ser their suffrages.
From this It is evident there is no rea-
son why the Louglas Democrats and they
should not have united on ticket. This
simply afirms the. right of white men to
make their own laws. This is the princi-
pie tor which the great body of the Demo-
Gratis of the Nation are now contending
against the domination Of Southern fire
eaters. 1t is simply the Democratic creed;
and they and the Democrats Of this Dis
trict should have united on ticket
There is no use to contend about the
rights of slaves in South Carolina. until
We establish the right white men in
Minnesota to govern themselves; and break
up the rule Of the Moccasin tribe which
now control our elections by fraud, and
bring the votes of drunken Indians to
levy taxes on white settlers.
Ocr first duty is to achieve our own
freedom and this can only be done by a
union Of the people against the Land
Office Moccasin clique. We fear our Re-
publican friends have given this District
over 10 the Land Office in their desire to
preserve their separate organization.
We should have had a Douglas Demo.
cratic Or Peoples ticket
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

! The Republican District Convention
adopted the following platform Of princi
pies.
| Resozuea, That we here assembled, az
the Representatives Of the Republican
Party, Of the twentieth Senatorial District
do present to the untrammclled voters
the following platform Of principle
First, We entirely repudiate and CON
denim the course Of the National Admins.
tration, in regard to the admission Of
Kansas into The Union; as a treacherous
abandonment Of true Popular Sovereignty,
and base surrender Of freemens rights,
to the slave aristocracy Of the South.
Second, We declare ourselves in favor
Of "free soil for free men," and reject all
ompronlise with the South, and their
bogus democratic allies; which requires
us to surrender Territory now free, to the
blight and us1lrpatlon Of Slavery
Third, We are in favor of the immedi-
ate admission Of Kansas as q State, so
soon as she shall make application to
Congress, with Republican Constitution,
without regard to her population; believing
as we do, that if she now applies with a
Constitution excluding slavery, she has
the same rights as she bad under the
Lecolnpton fraud.
Fourth, We believe that the expenditur-
es Of the National Administration, reaching
as they do, nearly 10o,00o,00o dollars per
annubn, indicate 4 criminal extravaganza
on the part Of the departments, and calls
loudly for rebu]le at the Ballot-box
Fifth, We. disown and repudiate the
bogus Governor, and political Legislative
demagouges; who first secured power by
the most palpable and outrageous fraud;
and then attempted, in violation of public
sentiment, to elect Lecompton Senator
to succeed General Shields.
Si1tt, We pledge ourselves to oppose
at all hazards, and every cost; any Legis~
lative candidate, who does not pledge
himself to vote at every step, only for
such candidates for the United States
Senate, as is known to be in favor of the
admission Of Kansas as free State
: Seventh, We heartily invite all citizens,
without regard to party nane, who sub
scribe to the above principles; to join us in
our efforts to rebuke the corrupt and extray-
agent administrations -National and
State, by the triumphant election Of the
LIZ f. . 4 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
MRs.sSWIssHELM ::

MRs.sSWIssHELM:
On the 2Oth, ..linstant / handed 4 copy
Of the following invitation to G. G. An
drews Esq, a member OF the Democratic
District Committee, and another to Mr..
ROBBERS one Of the Democratic Candidates
for the Legislature On last evening Mr.
Andrews handed me the annexed reply:
Mr.. ROBBERS has not answered at all. As
the electionsssnigh at~sshand, and as it is
notorious that all the. managers and nine
tenths Of the members Of the Democratic
Convention, as we'll as its three Legislative
nominees, are friends Of the Lecompton
administration, and as the said convention
in defiance of Democratic usages adopted
no platform; and as I cansfnd no gentle
man who acknowledges himself chairman
of the Democratic District Committee: |
hereby in this public manner renew the
following invitation to the said Committee
or candidates, Or any Of them, or to any
other friends Of the national administra-
ton
STEPHEN MILLER,
Chairman Republican Dist Committee
ST. CLoUD.,Sept. 1853.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
Republican Triumphsi

Vermont and Maine, have gone SO hcav
lly tor the Republicans, that it is now very
doubtful whether there are sufici-
ency of bogus Democrats remaining in
those states to act as.Post Masters. We
thank our Eastern friends for these evil
denees Of loyalty to freedon;-and prom
Use to repay them inzss iinnesota thunder,
if they will have the madness to hold on
for a few weeks. ~ -.r=.#@.z<e
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
POLITICAL.-A number of Penn

POLITICAL.-A number of Penn
sylVania papers are advocating the selecti-
on OF Senator Cameron, as the Republican
Candidate for the Presidency in 1860
He is one Of the best business men in the
Union, bold, uncompromising Republi-
can, and worthy the place for which he is
named. We have known him for twenty
years, and for considerable portion Of
the time as political opponent; but have
always known him as the foe Of oppression.
and the friend of the poor, If nominated
he shall have our cordial support.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

Hamlin would not answer; and was incon-
tinently cast ont, for Mr.. Burdick, man
grossly, and snotoriously reckless, and
protane \.
The General succeeded, in all the nom
nations, in placing his men on the track
without any declaration of principles; and
hopes that the votes Of the people will re-
establish him as DICT A. TOR OF
N o RT Ell ERN MIN N ESQ A.