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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
Scnatnr 0nuAlae.

l(cGrr bic pCliiIAc Stellun9 prs flftner HieIrn
ee5 gSEltcns, bCr unter alien llmItInren ctn 9rCs
Brr Gpltiser 1T, no In nrueitcr Belt bic perhtee
cCnarti9iten @uii6tc unb 9rcPBBribungrn in llm'
lauf geirst. g8GDrcnb bic Ginm tr6aurtrn, bag
er auf Der Sens fife unb cine Srlbbnung 3pts
lbm iGm unp Der SptsOrmptratir nate tevcrs
lebe, mrlora glnprre, rab bic Spaltuns ;lpiI9cn
Douglas uup Ieinrn @lausrnt9cnpiien unp ben
Su2nuanitsn mic srSber Scpcien Iei, ais scsrn'
mdrts. gDtr unIcrcr Sets besen, tei eini9Cr
Senntntb bcS Gbarltters pes Senators Douglas,
Die llcbcrSeu9ung, pdb CT fa nismals unter bic
SprItriftsn pG5 altgn Bod unO ieiner Sbilbtnap
pen trussn irirp. Senatur Douglas III In Irinsr
Sppplitipn 9e9rn ben 9rGfOenten uno bic 2es
compton' Yrpl ltlaSrrts Grmcfroten gu iprit 0rsans
gen, ais paB jemals Elm br5li@e5 @inpcradnpniB
,wI6en inn unb isincn ebcmnli9cn pUltiIhen
6reunbrn weSsr eintrrtrn fTnntr.
Der Baltimore ,,Geputlican," prI6rr in brr
Ne8cl gut untcrriAtrt 1T, ipriat cine dbntGe 9lns
iitt aus unb lrBt btnja:
ngBtr pinItsn ni6t ir9rnS 9cmanb wrscn &C.
mt7snbnfter Ntenunss sSerIbiercnDsitsn iber rins
;rlnr Wabre9cln aus Der 9artei su Srrbanrrh.-
Ntrr trrnu mir fnprn, Bag Elm Nann fiinf Wfps
nate na6 chamber ununtertrp6rn nit Den Sps
ppTtipnsmS6ten scscn Die Yartri taupstt, ;u rpcI'
der 5u 9cbtren CT betennt unp lcsar Elm Jiibur
perirlten ii, 70 mdHrn MIR pfen bslrnntn, 'ba6
unisr @laate nitt Rart senus III, ibn gu unIern
5rrunOsn gu 3dblen. g8ir wiirpen nit Srr9nii'
scn lelcn, paB pejcnscn, wslde iia iitsr ptele
Sanlas Sra9c bon unS at9ewrncet babrn, aus
freem glntriete wtrrrr su ibrcm alten @laubcn
surtdtcbrrn mp bur6 i6rr &rrue unb 9bdti8teit
T.. = Il "a l. A0
AT tGrc tempcrSrc Grrnnms Serl6iaen mT9en."
GsIr tur,fatigcn 3bUrn ttsrstffn ni6t pNer
mcurn nidt te9rrifen, bag ntt mir has rrmc'
frattide misunderstanding uno bic 6tt rrmcs
frotii4cn priAcipicn auf8cgetsn baben, icnSern
paB lcpi9tiA unp olIem Die 9u5sremptratiiden
6dDrer bic watrrn. 9ciunprn griniipe bsr . G.
mpfrattc CSpltIbrrrldaiD in ieper Scjirtuns
nHter bic 6abc tramprn unp bic @IaubenIlaguns
Rrr Scfiericn Ormrfratie srrIru9nen.
C6rste grrbe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
Scffentlirhe @rrlommluna.

3ufcIee pcrEriser Nodridt SrIammrltr fd
rne. 9rpee @nsatl @lr8tr rem Gllrntaun, ant
Qtrnb pet fen NOi, om Sauir ron 5enrp
3 a d M a II, In tcIo9trr @tatt, I'M fh iiber
bic grriGtuna eines WarttbauIeS unb trn Srt fir
picIen Sprd, 3u trlprGen. gIuf 8urldlas wur-
be as Werb gum Stubl srrufen; g BE-
warb ScibGr unb Gnps SSsi 8 80
Siee YreNpenicn traimm., unp YFter g8ei-
pa. Gh., gum Ssastar rrnannt.
Sisrauf rurhe bic 8rrIammluas bun bic Ser>
rsn 8. s.. 9tubr, @liaS WiGb, SeIepb StCrp,
benjamin GOODMAN, Or. .. Wartn uno anpers
ansereert.
Cine SctGr spn SsI6lTBen tpurtr hann ,tnss.
rridt, prlGe ftt auI ras Setrasra Res Stapts
rotts tsjpgcn = brlrlbrn wurtn aber Srrpes
CERT, unp pnrauf bic oerren y. gphmaa, 6. SO.
Gdert, 8. 9. 0liller, Sci. Stppp unp 9. @pue
alS cine SrmmittCf tstinlmt um SrfAlabe tuT
Srrattuus Der 9eriammttms sinsubsrGtrn.
glah shrsr furSsn Ntwclenbst Der GpmmitteE
tradts rirlhts lcpam fptseubr GinIeituns uns
SsI6libs 'in, bic sinliuslis pen bar gerfamrn~
lung sebilst rurbm.
GintrmaI lfG fie 8drgfs tirfr Statt In st>
ncr SerIdmmfung ein9Cfunesn batm, ftir etn
Gnr,prd bic gTriatung ctnre WarItbaules, 70 wie
ben Sit fir pdssIts 81 trrotber, 70 Ist &c btrrmtt
SefbIesen--DOb he StsrsrpaIt prs 8sHs
mb gang tricnbcrs bic 3artrSatIsr bisisr Stubt
in alien 6dlnt, llnfcrn bttreHrRe, gfbSrt Etr>
ben Icltcn.
Scfblegen--0os mir ts ale fsAr flus bs-
tradtsn, pa6 unnttbiSe llntoitsn In lpI6en 8dllsa
ormessn tpsrecn folirn, tpsnn siss aaers meg.
lid III.
q Scfdhoecn--Dab tis Sirsr nan rrfdm>
melt, tS in 9rpGsuns ssnommm taten. unb be-
tra6tsn ss als rrtbwcubls pa6 Gin Marftbdus
an tircm I&dli6en Srt crri6irt msrpc. unb 3rpar
on sinsr IcI6rn StcAs no rs rrr 9lstrtst btE
GinpUtncr biclrr Start an SrQucmliG1rn II.
Scfile6cn-Dob ss bic lletrr;eusuns bic
fer Scr1ammtuhg IN, tab Der Srt rUrauf puS
Rartttnus rrriatet prrrrn fol-, rnbIit bmd bic
Sells. Sttmmr am Stimmfditsn aut9slrabIt rrrs
ben ic0tr, unO tirs aud fotalp es fds tbun Ia6t.
ScItbl oGcn--Dab pm Stabtratb cine a6.
ftrft Der @frGanblunsrn birirr GrrlammIuns
utrrrribt rrrbt--unO paB rirfsltfn aud in alien
3situn8rn eislrr StaRt tstannt 8sma6t ptrrsn
lUlm.
0lnter,cihrct BON ter 93fanter.O
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
2trbcit.

"Sh wGn16e, Id mare reid unb ni6t 9enE.
tttgt rtn Snnriprrf gu lrrnrn. Sd mu6 70 piintt'
lt@ uno tmmrr 3u Nrt6risrn 3eit an Der 2lrtct
Icn," Ia9tc Scbn SaipttnS IN cinrnt murrcntm
unjuFrietencn Gone ;u icner Niuttcr. "Oa il
Der Sam War, ien Satrr ii 70 reid, baB CT nidt
;u arbetten trdudt unp pa III per Sdatpp Sam'
Ipn, Der t9ut gar nihts, penn rr ni9t Tta, abrr
tA muB artritrn."
Der Sobn plaubcrts, ais mriFe sr, CO mare einr
9rcbr Stbradang haB ct arbriten mHHe unp i'd
babe anprrr Snabrn 9r1e9sn. meife bas Grtsitsn
IN penIClben 2i6te bctradteten. @s III Gin fall.
l6cs Sdt, ibr &naten, uno pirb ormi6 riniar BON
cuA perfIbrcn uro ruinirrn. Qa6t unS he Saas
nur encn Wugenbiid brtradtrn. Son BEN feds
buneert SrrtrrGsrn. irslae lfG jbt i'm Sbic
Staat' 'Gjrfdn9riiIs tcfnbrn. batrn Siertunbsrt
Cprr ti6rr Srei Drtttel frin Santwsrt, unb Hter
5pet burbrrt f6nnen webrr leIsn nrA Ihrriten.
gSds tGnnrn mir btrrauS lrrnrn2 Dab Grjetun9
uno cine rrBclmdbigc Sei6afttaung rie erOGsn
Glementr hes Grfct9es fno. NlrrnliIhrr Inter
rht III natiirltd. rrbcblA dter pbne baB bic G,ss
wcbnbrit brs 6lriBc5 nit elmer resclmaBigsn Se.
iAGfti9una pertunpen III, itnb bic @cfatrrn fir
Die Su8enp abiAculi6. Srinobe jcrss banbwrrf
IN trhrr ais gar fetns. Srsenp Gin !Sanbpsrf.
Ssruf Uper @rperbsaucar lpllte 9rimbli6 rrsrnt
werbrn. Gs brI6dftist ras @emiitb, bsIGrGnft
bic grinrnI4aftrn unc gilt fen @dnrefdbi9tsitsn
Der Su8rnb Sei&ditiaun8. Sc tdlt ru& ab, inc
llnSldd 3u fiirjcn. Cine CUTE Gr;icbuna. &C.
rpCbntcit brS 8lsBes unb rin nGsl9rs SsruIs'
scIhdfl linp tprt nlebr rcrtb ais Elm GROCER 5au'
fen 0eIp pbne bieie Gi9snI6aItsn, benn bielt Gnr
rs, trsldc ben Wann ma6cn.- .-tBrhIetbl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
,SaIGd)c 3anfnetcn.

Cine Gettysburg 3sltma teri6trt, tae faIIfr
3etutbaIer.giptsn auf bic ycrt Yant ibrs GrlGris
nun9 9rmatt tabsn, wrlde 70 Gut no6ssmatt
tnr, RAP iribit &rnnr r1mit trtrOsen wurpsR fub &.
Dian lct pabsr ouf icner Sut, bsIonpcrS penn
gtOtrn duf rc gort Sant pen jrnsr 9ensRnuns
pen 6rrmpen angstrtrn prrern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
t1nhIiI,Hcit Scr 1irSten

Sn @nDIano baIt man IN BEN @artn unb Sc.
ipd6stGulrrn &rSten, nm burb biriebrn bic Rel.
lsraIIeIn, Gdier no Sdbnsden Scrtitgen gu Iaiicn
mas aud rrttantis 9rIin9t. Sm g8inttr Scr>
grdbt man bic &rfte snsn ;3pll tcf untcr bic Gr.
rs, inbem man fe auI cine SGirferplatts irbt uup
einen umartebrtrn Slumrntcpf bariibsr Rrtt auf
etrls gDrie bGIt fe ibrn @nteIalaI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09

SSn trr Nadt Yrm 81. aFai aNi Gcn
/. Suui pmpc in ra5 g8phntuua res
0rn. 2lntbcn9 &ricbcl, in 9tic
hrr Dijii0ro G1unid,jp, Vrtba GnuntH,
cinsctrphrn unb borogS Smiibn IS
mb 100 Sbolrr GjrIN aritrbIcn, wrlttra
iSmmtlih Gus GpIc mb Silbcr Hr
nano Ger rccr tir GirRG YerIhnhtcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
Gin ocutf.I,ch rlIkod,rn

wridr5 in GImdano im Oitnl tctt, III nit irr
&tnrern nteptr9cfcmmen, ;msi Niip&rn unp ;rei
RnaEcn. 3wd pGppn linO tort sctprru, atrr
ri, anrcrn jmri I,trn mb fub munttr.-8ir Gin
Mtlofrn, r0S nr4 EFinen ManR gat, it bic.
fec ,icmH pct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
GntFichmS auo Gem 92erF CauutY Gr.
fin9niE.

Gtr "2jcrt 9tcputlican" tsridtrt, tlb 3uti in
ctm rU,tissn GjciansuiB fbcnte @crtrchr, gta'
mons Mtocl Slider unp gerry l6nrtman CrtCr
Gcr] I'm pcrisrn Dirnid8 rem S6ttcBcr res G'r.
IinNnjliIs nieGuitlu9cn uno tam ibrc 8Iudt tr'
mcrt'ttliiatcn. Iir Gnt1obcnsn lino irft bcipr.
rat Hulc, unS tic Nndri6t Yrn itru JIutt wr
mlnh.c cine OrUEc 2NiIC1urN IN NNrE.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
mctrciSr. JluGfII,r.

Gt wirb ntmclcet, ba5 Die 2lutiufr Son Giss
trctpr Won Nrusgcrt nnh Gicerpccl CorGBttn-
tbfl5 g5al5rn) wStrrnO rcr pmQ0n1cnu 9Go6r
nidt o;cl mcngr ais 100000 8ui@d tttruB
uebR cintr scrmctrtcn 2lucfubr ppn GtaUw. Die,
ic %uI6ifmgcn iinp veranla6t wCrrm bur6 bic
nicrrigcn grrIs. 81 mdtrn btsie 9Irtitsl trrat1e.
Iuntcn itno. poruydb bic Srid1r tspr9cn wcrs
orn iino in ben Mlrft lu tpmmer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09
kt5y- gIit g3rmo ouf nj, Grnt,ous1hler In,

Bay WIIt SNu9 auf DE UTnttousFHFfn i'm
Staat SUO Carolina, ilat bic ,,DuIfr Bel.
tuns" pen GBarlrlpn pUm 20. Mai Die gluS.
itft ouf cine cute gG0i3encrnrte in eisicm Staate
1T SrrtrrIiIi3 me bCffen bic YfanJsr trrrits in
Der WIi!te rcs nddlen 0pnat0 nit prm rinbCim=
fen arfangcn Su tEmcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09

" Ssrr Scbn Duryen, in Bergen Gauntp,
u. s., wurre rr9ansrnm Ncnta8 uon enem
Yfres 70 bart in bic Sfts 9rtretrn, nap CT am
Oirnfos umtcr brftigcn Sdmr8sn larR. Gr
bmterlGGt cine Srau uno fiinf RiRbcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-09

REg- 6rau Gjubrir, cine nlte Game In Grnr
ccrp, Sbc, Itarb per rrAcn &aBrn rarurd, Rap
Iie vru rem Sldttun ptr Jtbubarb Uprr pripTan,e
db, wcIfc irbr 9iitia iinc, rtmrbI bic StenJrln
prn Nrni6en rjdts ltapep.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
SELECT MIS- CELIA " !
Man VS. Woman.

"Mau may err, and be forgiven; but
moor woman, with all bis temptation, and
but half bis strength, is placed beyond the
hope of earthly salvation, if she but once
be tempted into crime"
True rs preaching; and sad comment
il is on the state of society that ii is SO -
The very man who has led the woman IN
to SIN, is courted, petted and smiled upon,
while his victim is siuking in the vortex oil
ruin. And 80 it ever will be while women
will themselves smile on the rake and con
denim their erring sisters. As long as gen
teeI. fashionable and piots laies will be
seen pfomenading the streets with llher-
tines, ride with them, go TO theatres, balls
opera, church, IyceumA and ether places Of
nublic resort with them. and then turn II
apparent virtuous indignation from the
poor Magdalene as If she were not worthy
of even their pity, just SO long will all ct
forts to check the stream of llcenuouSnes
be comparatively useless.
Women must take n stand here. and le
the world of mankind know that he VIII
trifIes with one of them will lose cast amonl
all the rest. Let them do this; do 1t ear
ne.tlv, and they will accomplish more
stay impurity. than all the moral 're'or'
societies, and all other associations unde
heaven. Much can be effected in this wa.
and very little IN any otker.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

You are also pleAssd 10 remind rs OF the
danger Of being ruined by ''villlanous CON-
pspy, and to inIilnsie ul.t We have gone
over to the Black Republicans sir,WhIle
we have for companions, Representatives
Groesback, PendleloD, Cox. Hall, Law
renee, Burns and ('ockerill; every Demo
cratic member Of the Ohio Senate and
House,and aine.tsnilS Of the honest mass
rs Of Ito Ohio Democracy, we entertain
no such fears ss appear to trouble your
slumbeS.
And as lotEe charge that we have gone
over TO tie Black Republicans, you will
suffer US To whisper iu your ear, that II ia
one ouly fit 10 be made iu sewing circle
Of wrinkled, teeihie-s, hairless gsrulousr
sen,eless old granuies.
Do You expect. sic 70 weedle The bones
masses Of the honest Dsoccmcy OF Ohio,
into the support Of an infamous outrag'
by such silly twsdlIe as tbisi If you d.
he assured, that the people in reply, VII
thunder in your ears,iu the language OF on'
Of cd "Let the heather rage, aud say
rain thing"
And now, sir, in conclusion, permit u
to hope that you will receive as the re"SF'
of your treachery Of the Democracy o
Ohio, the Mission to Mexico, for whlcI
YOU are understood to be All applicant. =
The dirtier the services tue better shou!
be the pay.
We remain, sir, yours truly.
W. q. GAST0N.
C. H. SURIBNER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
p OIL ITI n IL.
The ReIgn OF Terror.

In the Press Of Saturday, We tiBd let
ter from Col Forney, dated Washington.
which is exceedingly frank, and contrasts
March 1858 with March 1857. to the no
small detfiment Of the heartless creature
whom we call by courtesy the President.
He says;
"What is the aspect nowl One wide
Reign of Terror. A test is erected here.
like some horrid instrument Of torture, up
on which Democrats are tried aud e1ecu-
ted for their opinions. The work Of de
capita,ion has ceased against lifetime foes
and is now waged upon old and cherished
fliends. Men are removed and cslumnia-
ted not for being opposed to Democratic
principles but for being too much IN favor
Of them. The humble5t clerk With hls
little family who struggles along on bis
thousand dollars year, must hide his sen.
timerts or leave bis place. For the bold
and upright Democrat who undertakes tC
think aloud, there IS short shrlft. II ht
has an office he must prepare for the ON
inous cartel of dismissal at once. II he
an independent citizen he is excluded IroH
the Department and from the White
House like common leper. An army
of spies are on the alert bunting for victim
Wo to the uuguarded gentleman who II
the presence of some Of these eager caves
droppers, may let fall \ free oplnion
is at once caught up aud carried, with N
sck of exageeralion to the ear of power
II there is on this round globe race NOR
dispised iu civilized society than any 9th
ers i; is the taee Of informers. The nc
bIest invecliye of the nohlest Irish orato
has made them immortslly infamous
These lnercensries now hold high ser'lc
in Washington. l could name sewers
of them from our own State, bnt l Ioi
bear for the honor of Pennsylvania
They glory in their shameless trSde"'
: Broken in fortune, reckless of their o"
fame. laughing at conscience in othe
.. and rejecting it in Themselves, they sw"r'
here to earn guilty wages. The most
: these creatures happily. are the men wi
y have pursued and prosecuted the fre'
dent with the same venom which they no
display towards those who differ from L
Kansas policy"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31

wheat crop. When seeding with Sp'ing
grsins. it is usually sufficient to pass
o,er with the roller, sowing the clover
seed after the last hanowing.
The tenstit which clover derives from
master seems ''fIed fact in agriculture,
no. neeIing special remark 10 tbs eOnbee.
tim. Hence tbey have tscane associated
IN the minds of most farmers ~ partnen
10 The tOduct desired and The one usa-
ally accompanies the other. We think
has ever, that the sowing Of plaster upOn
wheat feds ssedel to Clover Is frequently
deferred tuo late. The clover needs ITS aid
wheu It fret comes NJ; b'sIde, hsown late
the wheat il injured by rts causing too rsnk
a growth uf raw ri the time when the
grain is forming. We should SOW plaster
As early ss April, II possible. uPou wheat,
and upou Spring grain, seeding As sOOn as
it fairly appeared above ground.
The amount Of seed necessary FOR an
acre depends upon the character Of tbs
soil but there seems no disposition as yet
10 seed too heavily. Loatny soils need
less than eIayey; aud the growth OF The
crop with when it is seeded-whetber
largs or sinall-has considerable influence.
| A neck TO the acre is little enough-soms
use more, but many less. 1t is Poor econ
emy to SOW but half enough to cover
the surfaee-the pss.urase and hay are
Of much less value. and the saving OF fSe
dollars IN seed often entails loss OF five
times that amount 10 the product.
There ar. many varieties Of the clover
plant. but those most grown are The com
mon red. or Northern clover. Of which we
belieye there ass two varieties, the larger
or peayine clover, and the MEDIUMS
It il called, perhaps, from lying between
that and the SOulLem or small variety.
The medium kind makes the best bay
and is equally valuable as a-green ms
E nure
We have already remarked upon the
/ great value Of clover for this latter purpose:
/ Soma of the reasons Why it is so, may
q be thus briefly st ted: Glover takee iesa
from the soil and more from the atrnos-
| phere, in proportion to the feeding and
manurpg value Of its product, than most
8 other plants. 1t has numerous roots
/ long bulky stalks and abundant leaves
!. each supplying veget.bIe matter to shi
!, soil A IuxuriauG growth Of clover is AT
y excellent preparation for any and every
:: crop. It's far spreading roots loosen an'
I deepen the soil snd bring to 'ne,r sop
= no,t and surface the elements Of feriiht
4 below the reach of most other crops
;. This. too, i. the reason Why clover delight
in deep. fresh soil. and why after sub
,e soil ploWing, it Is so certain to succeed
r. RuraI NtW Yorker.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
FREEDOMS CHAMPIONS.

The National Era, of Washington CT
ty recently gave a br'ef sketch Of the his
tory political men who had bravely step
ded forth with the almost forlorn hope;
in the struggle between freedom aud sla'
very in this country. 1t surprised us to
fiud in how many Instances. even already
the most substantial rewards Of popular
approval mad been achieved by Northern
men, most of them Of comparatively httl
fame, hlh,ro, whose sense Of July led
them to sever old party associations ra
ther than be counted with the cough ia
ced allies Of slavery. Banks Sumner,
Wilson, BurIingame, Hale, HamI'n, Sew
ard, Chase, Lovejoy, the gallant veteran
Giddiags, the three brothers WashEurne
aud host others, have been thus borne
up in the arms of freedom to the high
places in their own States, or in the ma
tionaI councils, while those who studdi
ed policy, and bowed to the behests o
party aud slavery, have gone down tC
obsculitv as the former rose to prefer
II ent The lesson should not be forgot
ten by tho people generally, nor abov'
i sn, by those who seek political honor SuC
success.
The man who has not sufficient discern
meut to see that doughfsceism and FRO
slaveryism are "dead dogs" in the ire
States is too blind to be called a poIlt'
elan. He trusts in nothing beyond pr 6
ent success, aud when bis patty is deieate'
be is undone. The man whose ch''
concern is to be right-tO have conscleuc
and truth as his counselIorS--is but it
moment east down in defeat, and rise
|, up to a stronger confidence OF uItlna'
triumph.
The people are neAer long deceive
as to the real value of those who seek
be their public servants. Soon or lat
, fearless and true hearted men like Hal
Chase, Giddings, Seward, Sumner, Bank
and others of that class, are put torwa'
as standard bearers in the peope's ba
tie, and the rewards of victory are ii
measurably enhanced by the consciou
ness which such men have that they ha
y not licked spittle nor crawled in the dr
n win the favor Of slavedom. Il had
" tber be right than be President, is sa
y to have been the language OF Mr. CI'
= Had he been always consistent with II
!, declaration, avoiding compromises. and
y pedients, he might have BEEN Preside
B. ss we'll MS right Pittsburgh Disrat(
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
A New Democratic Test.

The Press says it should not be sur
prised if, 'at the end Of another year, the
re.opeuiug Of the slave trade, under the
Joint auspices of Messls. Toombs, Green
and SIidell, is made the new test OF De
mucracy." Some time during the last
summer in an article called out by an ed.
itorial in the Washington Union, We ex'
pressed the conviction that before the year
1850 the re opening of the slave trade
will be made test of democracy. 1t is
an inevitable sequerc ce to the Dred Scott
decision, which opens, constitntiopally. moi
only all the territories but the States tc
the introduction Of slaves. The necessity
for re.opening it will be found in the lsw'
of trade regulating supply and demand
The slave breeding states will I've unaoi'
to furnish the requisite slave muscle ant
Drawn, and the planters must look aoroac
| for it. Within two years the Ai'ca
slave trade will not only be re,opened, bu
the Democracy will be called upon to len
|; i their political sanction and protection,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-03-31
CLOVER.

Clover has an importance to farmer,
which can scarcely be over-estimated' ana
wo fear II does not receive sufficient consld-
ara,ion. As furnishing a large amount OF
excellent pasture aud fodder for domestic
suinals and as means of keeping up the
fart,Ity Of our farms when plowed under'
il deserves prominent place IN tue system
of rotation adopted by those wno lo,'Ow
s,,h,r a mixed or a grain growing nus,
handry. As a general rule, every acre OF
Winter grain should be seeded down. to
clover in the Spring, to remain Tor ~ least
ono and not more than three years as
meadow or pasture. ,,u.
The soil best adapted to the clover plant
;s that of s somewhat clayey character
such as will produce the best wheat er'Ps
Apy soil which will grow wheat VIII m "IsS
rr,w clover. A deep well drained loan
sn,s il well: on all i'll drained soils 1t sui
fars mncb from Winter killing. especial.
| if the spring prove one Of little snow an;
variable temperature. on hgn. suns
naaIs the assistance of manure to prov
Glover is usually sown early in Spnn
amen Winter grains, and occasionally Will
ort. aud barley. With the latter it geu
r rally does we'll, especially if soWn ~ gol
season. Upon wheat. we sow 10 Marc
.. when the season is sufficiently advance
While slight frosts continue the slug .I
slerackiug aud heaying of soil through u,
action will generally furnish sufficient .s &c
ering for the seed' though some ir te'o
mend sowing later. and narrowing IN, ,
is ouing that this process not only yfta cose,' ,
Clover more perfectly. but dement's