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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-07-21

CRADLES! CRADLES!
4 we'll AZ other Farming Utensils, to he sold at
IN Cost, by WILLIAMS H. HARVEY
July 81, ls5sno3s2
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ron SECRETARY OF STATE,
ELIJAH SELLS, Of Muscatinc county.
FOR AUDITOR,
JONATHAN W. CATTEL, of Cedar county.
FOR TREASURER, ..s-- s.
JOHN ". JONES, Of Hardin county.
PoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
SAMUEL A. RICE, Of Mchaskn county.
FOR REGISTER OF LAND OFFICE,
AMOS b. MILLER, Of Cerro Gordo county.
coMM'R or DIES MONIES IMPROVEMENT,
WILLIAM G. DRAKE, Of Wayne county.
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McGregor Road-A writer in the last Brad
ford News scolds the directors of this road for
not locating the line through Chickasaw county.
The writer handles his pen and his subject very
we'll, but the judgment of the Board is probably
as valuable % that of one individual.
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ELLIOT & HOLMES,
Produce agents and COMMUNION Me;~-
chants.
ONCE on the Platform Of the M d n. Railroad.
DKOMPT and personal attention given to Sale OF
l. Produce and rcmittances made In reliable funds
REFERENCES.
Marshall Illsley, Bankers.
H. ]. Naxro Il Co. (
Alexander Mitchell, ESQ. SWsukee'
James Hoton & CO.
Milwaukee, July 21, lS5Sp93y1 ...- .r-~
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Holtons Expressive regretted to hear
while in Milwaukee last week, that the NJ. d
M. R. Road had required such terms of Mr..
Holton as would exclude him from the prose
cution of the Express business on the line
H. g. Co. have built up trade with the west
highly convenient to the customers of Milwau.
kee, very advantageous to her Merchants, and
of great value to the Road itself. The Ex.
press business thus far has not been profitable
to the Company, because the expense of organ.
izing it, the cost Of buildings for its use and
various initial expenses have swallowed large
share of its receipts, but now the concern is
just becoming paying one and it is gross in.
justice to rob the company of rights, which un.
der the circumstances Of its organization and
the implied encouragement of the Road are
almost vested ones.
We heard but one sentiment expressed at
Milwaukee and we heard that great many
times-that was that the selling out of Milwau.
kee interests to Chicago at the command of the
American Express Company was beyond pa
tient endurance.
We know that Holton 4 Co. have worked
faithfully for the road because their interests
and its were indentical, and we hope soon to
hear that the cheap Express Line which is SO
great a favorite with all who have had bust
ness with it will soor be rc-insated and driv-
ing on its Freight business moro b,iskly than
eyee
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TREAsURERg UFF1CH, C1aytOh Co., 1OWt,
June IL, 1858. ,
NOTICE Is hereby given, that all Taxes which shalt
IL remain due and unpaid the Books Of the
Trsasurers ONCE aforesaid On the FIRST day Of Septem
Der next will be collected by DISTRESS SALE, -
provided by sections 45 and 40 of entitled Gan
Act in relation to Revenue, approved March 23 1858
Such Distress and Sale will be- made Immediately after
the LIST of September aforesaid and at the cost OF De-
lnqusnts, who will themselves such expense by
settling up afrearages before that time Ths
Is required by law, and prompted by the public ne
cessity. $780, b. +. FOX, Treasurer.
Gutenberg, July IA, ls5sn7 3t6
A GOOD new House, Barn and Lot in No -
n Craney's Addition, McGregor, perfect title.
For sale or rent cheap. Enquire at .. -
REMICK d LEFFITcNELL'S
July 81, 1S5Sn03w2 Law once.
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Dgfuyed.-We have several communications
on hand which are unavoidably deferred
Among others is one from Superintendent
Brown announcing School celebrations in vari-
GUS placesi in Clayton County to come off from
Aug. 9th to the 9th. We will publish Browns
communication next week.
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american House, Muaraukee.-Those of our
readers WHO have business at Milwaukee will
not fail to notice the Card of this excellent
Hotel. The American has recently passed into
the hands of its original Proprietors the Messrs.
KANE, and it is in better shape now than we
ever saw it. The KANEs, like the Colemans of
New York, Gin. and San Francisco, are a
bookkeeping breed and they know all about
the business. If you stop at the American you
will find as good eating as can be furnished in
the west, a comfortable bed, clean rooms, friend.
~ attention. prompt servants. a well-posted
Landlord in all matters of western interest. as
good talker as there is anywhere, most gen.
tlemanly clerk, Mr.. GoRpoy, and all for just
One Dollar per day.! Money il scarce and pro.
visions and labor are low, hence the reduction
You will not be troubled with officious atten.
tons which neither sense or comfort requires
and be charged for it when YOU pay the bill !;
but you win feel at home, be used first rate and
be pleased to call again. Traveller, try the
American!
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Fifteen Dollars REGARD!

GTRAYED or Stolen on the Esd Of May AU1f
- last, Yoke Of Oxen, seven or eight -
years old will grth about six feet 8 or 10
inches, are handsome cattle with high spread.
ing horns carries their heads high when travelling and
very breachy. One OK is red brindle with small
white spot In the forehead the other is spotted red
and white on the body, neck and head red, With .
large white heart shaped spot in the face.
Any person that will bring them to nv place three
miles south Of the village Of Monona, or will give In
formation that will lead to their recovery Will receive
the above reward. ALEX WEIR
Monona, July 20, 1S5sn73t3
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Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
SAMUEL DOUGLAS, Of Benton.
AUDITOR,
THEODORE S. rARvIN, Of Muscatine.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES NJ. ELWOOD, of Polk.
TREASURER,
SAMUEL II. LORAH, Of Cass.
REGISTER OF THE STATE LAND OFFICE,
JAMES X. REID, of keokuk.
toM. OF DEs MONIES RIVER IMPROVEMENT,
CHARLES BALDWIN, Of Van Buren,.
srcoNp CONGRESSIONAL District,
= WILLIAM E. LEFFINGWELL, of Clinton.
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Wawkon.-The Herald contains IN account
of a R. r. meeting at which it was resolved to
survey and locate the line ofthe Prairie duChen
and Mankato r. R. from Johnsousport e miles
above McGregor) to Otranto On the State line
w. w. Huugerford ESQ., OF Wawkon is the
Chief Engineer. 1t is said that the road is sup.
ported by large local subscriptions and that it is
bound to 60 ahead. We are glad Of 1t.
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Republican State Ticket.

CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT,
ROBERT n. READ.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
WILLIAM tANDEtER, Of Dubuque cdiinty.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
11TTITRN SOON

WMdcrcr ffon your cl,ilt!locd's home,
almosr lost il the ncshas Of busy world,
do yol ever recall the words that fell upon
your listening ear, as you babe adieu to the
loved ones who fingered around you at the
parting return soonY DO you feel that
the yoarning spirit Of these syllables is
nightly embodied in prayer for you? And
will you return? The boy that issued from
the old farm gate a few years ago, un.ried,
full Of hope, sangnine for the future will
NEvaa return That which he has become,
will g back perhaps for season. But he
carries with hin the marks Of contact with
life in which he either defeats or is defeated
The hopes he entertained THEN are either
sabbued by experience. or driven away
forever the reward he sought for his high
enterprise, may have cldded bis grasp; the
sanguine temperament has grown more
calculating. These changes are perceived
by those who welcome him, yet they are re-
| garded as the development Of time, rather
than an alteration Of their loved one Return
soon! It's whispered into the ear Of the lover
as he presses in sadness the lips that utter
it. 1t is the wish predominating in the
heart Of those who remain, coined into
| words
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
BUSINESS ngRMCC I DRY

ID J. HOPE, Dealer in Groceries and Flour
rs. Oprosite the Passenger Depot, aud near the
American Hotel. stanton. Va.
0AYLoR BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, Office
ID opposite County CLERKS Office.
~ F. PONIES, Dealer in Stoves. Tin and Cop
ID. per Ware, one door above Union Hail.
Il, r. WoOD, manufacturer and dealer in Car
". riage and Buggy Harness, Shop en- the CORNER
opposite the National Hotel.
II DoOLEy, Fashionable Tailor opposite old
IL. Pest Office, aiajn ST., Staunton, va.
II T. ALBERTSoN, Attor1res at Law end No.
Il. tary Public, Wayresborough Va
qs F. EL.CK. Saddle, Harness. and Trunk ma
VI. ker, under Tindicator Office.
TTENRY HUGHES. manufacturer and dealer in
/ L Boots & Shoes, one door west of Marble ard
TgARMAN & BEAA, Anorrexx'st Lavc, @ flee OPP
IN rosi;e the Eoai% House.
~ ". BELL. Notary Public and Commissions,
j L. to settle Accounts, opposite Court House
r O'REAR. Merchant s.ailor, under the Vind
u Gator Office.
3. EVANS, Dcsser in Tdoacco and Segars.
-. Main ST, Ssaunton, Va.
7 B. ANToNs etaler m Confectionery &s7ruts
%. Main ST.. stanton. Ia.
y 2. sC!IERf.is, Confectionery Grocer, ant: Ba
~s her, corhcr Of C0slI% House Alley.
vAGOB r0LLlTZ. Wholesale and Retail dealer
- in ...sadyM slc Clothing, carner Of Va. Hotel
BgagRis 4 ;iOnDE, Merchants. end Genera
IES saers in Fancy and STAPLE Gs,cf's sad Gro
>cuTies. opposite the Einlicator Office.
~ X. TROUT, Attorney al Law, Office on Couf
:, Y b. si,use Row.
ID Y. 10 n ELL 4 CO., Family s'zocers Z Elou,
K Merchants. ssisier Union ftlid-
- Gountrv Produce bnuliit and sold.
sf-iikk & GUSHING, Auctioisecrs ard General
& -agoila, A..i1r CnioE lIan.
VA Ta.HAfsss sNssTiGsI TT, s:e@nnton, va
' Rev. T. H. Phillips, Principal
YKT DARkMAN. Wholesale and Retail dealer i,
~ Tobacco and Segars, opposite Va Hotel.
xNHAHTER OAK s.ifs Insurance Co Fl. "
~ Sheflcy Agent: opposite Old Central Plank.
geoB'T JOHNSON, Cabinet makers and Tn
N dertakcrs, Gospel Hill-South side.
flames N. sEIT, Attorney at Law, Moptere.
- llighla- county. Va.
- !. GLEEDY, dealer in Tobacco Snuff ans
q. Segars New Street, c. T. Cochran, Agent.
r INK 4 KtNNEy. druggists ard dealers in
AZ Paints, Oils, DyestuGs, &C., Main ST., Staua-
ton, va.
n, J. BURKE co. Livery and Sale Stables
Enquire at the Virginia Hotel.
sy,Ayl Or T. HOGE, {ssccessers te Rrssdebnrs
Z & Coz Dealers in Dry Goods ana Grocelscs
ep,.osite Va Hotel.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

4 Large Fortune to al Enterprising
lam Thomas Winans, ESP, Of this City,
has. it is stated, recovered claim Of five
millions Of dollars against the Russian Gov
ernlhent, which makes his share of the pro-
ceeds from freight and passenger travel
over the railroads Of that country, reach
the sum of seventeen miilions-drafts fo1
which on the banks Of Europe have been
brought on to him.
The very great wealth, in connection
with the liberality Of Mr.. Winans, render,
Elm a valued citizen, and in addition to the
expenditures made in advancing our city
we learn that be has purchased tract o
land With water front at Canton, where
having received contract from the GOV
eminent, he will proceed to the construc.
ton Of a number Of magnificent vessels 0
war.-Buit RepuMican.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

A Witty Reply. During the dissusso,
in the Virginia Senate last week, on the
bill for the purchase of a piece Of statuary
from VIM. r. Barbee, DR.. Mehenney, ii
Norfolk city, gave another example of his
ready wit. Mr. Stuart remarked that Mr.
Barbeo had quilted the profession of the
law e pursue that art. In reply to this
Or. McKenney asked Mr. Stuart, in sage
whisper, if he did not consider law a more
aHfM profession than that of sculpture, and
if lawyers didn't chisel more than sculp-
lures.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
TIE "DANITES" IN KANSAS-SE-
RES OF OUTRAGES

AA1O w " ~ AAAHAIo'
The Wesport correspondent Of the St.
Louis Republican writes
There exits in Kansas Territory branch
Ief Mormon Danites. They are principally
Mormons aid Froelovers, being compactly
lorganized, md having influential members,
they rulc tie destiny and fix the policy Of
the Free Suite party Of Kansas They are
making use Of the inbred prejudices Of the
|peoplo from the free States to propagate
their nefarbus doctrines and accomplish
their treasdnable and immoral designs.
That such IN organization exists there can
be but littk doubt, and that they are play
ling the dcs3erate game for which they are
banded together facts 60 to show.
A few days ago fine hotel, which cost
1888, 600, was burnt at Lexington, johnson
county. The town is slavery, and the
house was owned BY pro-slavery man,
Col. s. L. Mckinney, Of this place About
the same tine number Of cabins belong
ing to members Of the democratic party
we're burn.d.
Last week an Indian by the name Of Tul-
ly was shog, A body of Danites who had
been stealing his timber, and otherwise
trespasslng on his land, gave him notice to
Ileave, as they did Henry Koohtze and Ca
Try, Dutch Henry, and others, whom they
murdered. Not long after notice to leave
his own land been served on this Shawnee
he was shot, in an alteration with trcspas-
sers, Last night the Lipscomb House. at
Ney7 Santa Fe, in Missouri, adjoining OK
ford, in Kansas, was burned down
To-day gentleman named Slower was
shot on the highway. It's said that he
was travelling in coach, not far from Wy
iandotte, when he was overtaken or met by
some Danites; they asked him his name,
and on leaning it, one Of them shot Slower
, in the mouth, cutting away part of the jaw
and half the tongue. Slower is demo
cratic member. elect from Leavenworth co.
Jim Lane, a chief Of the Danites, bas Or
; dered every democratic member elected, to
be hung, shot or manned.
Such is the effect CT Lane free-lovcisn
and DANTE Mormonism upon fair Kansas
: What is to be the final result God only
,, knows. These are hot idle rumors, bu
facts; and they are sufficient to show tina
unless government speedily applies rene
,dy for the evil consequences of these two
; which are the worst is,1s Tint aftiict hui
mainly, civil war must be the consequence
Although this law party Of Kansas and it
frieuds are conservative ond forbearing, ye
the time NAV come when conservatism
cowardice and forbearance vice.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

At g. late convention Of Dentists it was
asserted that the main if not the sole cause
of the great increase Of defective teeth, was
the use Of saleratus and cream Of tartar in
the manufacture of bread; ard Or Baker
fully agreed with the facts offered in proof,
adding the results Of some experiments
made By himself
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHN SION

FTNFfE founder of this Celebrated Institution the
Il only regularly Educated Physician adverti-
sing offers the most certain, speedy and only ef-
fectual remedy in the world for
SECRET DISEASES:
Gonorrhna. elects, Structures, Seminal " eakness,
Pains in the Loins, Affections OF the kidneys ana
Bladder, Loss Of Organic Power, Nervous irr r.,
bility, Disease Of the Head, Throat Nose or Skin,
and oil those Peculiar Disorders arising from
Certain Secret Habit of Youth, which if not CURED
produces Constitutional Debility, renders mar r.
Tiage impossible, and in the end destroys DOM
BODY and MIND. Those secret and solitary
practices more fatal to their victims than the
song of the Syrens to the mariners OF Ulysses
blgL.ing their most brilliant hopes or antlciFa-
tions, rendering marriage, DC, impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have bece me the victims Of SolhG-
RI Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an untmelv grave thousands OF
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

A deaf mute, named Benjamin Rollins,
between SO and 60 years of age, was re-
Gently killed in Marion county, Alabama,
while on his way to Bcxar county, Texas
He had left the public road short distance
and was discovered by young man whom
he SO frightened by bis attempts to talk,
that he shot and killed him. Over 81 300
in gold and silver we're found upon his
person. His heirs are advertised fer.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

Horrible DiseIosare.-It appears that
one Of the most fashionable dress makers IN
New York turns out to he man. For Sc
yeral years past he has been Citing dresses
to the charming forms Of the New York la
dies, and fitting ladies' to the charming forms
Of their dresses. lie is said to have been
extremely popular, and many regret that
the discovery Of his sex extended beyond
themselves.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

ion oftheir viii, in i legitimate manner.
can strike tit slavery clause fren th.is
Constitution. No power On ea-th crn pre-
vent them If they are disposed to 10 80.
The South, in tbs mattor, is consandine
for great principle, and srecalat;oaa az 70
whether slavery can proftabiy exist IL
Kansas are wholly beside tie issue. II Nm
deed it be true, that alaTery ia not adopted
to the climate Of Kanaas and that Tie neo-
pie Of Kansas ere IN fact opposed 10 the in
stitution, then it may be said that the South
is con.cnding for q barren soeptre so fer as
her real interests IN Kansas are concerned
But the principle Involved il the admission
of Kansas with the I4ecompton Constitution,
is not on that account the less important to
her. She desires practical recognition Of
the doctrines Ct ''noa, intervention and Of
perfect equality betveea the States Upon
these Doctrines dopead Yer security and vel
fare IN the Union vithout them she will
have to seek her security and welfare oat Of
the Union. It thus that tho application
Of Kansas with her Lecompton Constitution
a question ofvast importance
Rjchmon9 Ecdnalncr.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

The President to Be Sued. "A young
American lady in Paris threatens to sue
President Buchanan for breach Of promise !;
she says that dining at her fathers table
years ago, he said to -s'My dear Miss,
if ever [ should be President you shall be
mistress of the White House"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

tSerere Punishn,et At the county court
of Madison, Va, on Thursday last, negro
girl, twelve years Of age, was tried for
burning the barn Of DR.. Summers. She
was sentenced to have one hundred lashes,
twenty five at a tune until all were given.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
J0EzN KENNEDY,
N0YM <xAA funssfp EMcEOHM.

East Court House Lane, Stounton, Va.
"HERE he will constantly haveWIite, elbow,
w Brown, and Liquid Soap, and Mould Candles
fthe best quality which he viii! sell at the lowest
cash price or exchange fort alIowand Grease of all
descriptions He respectfully solicit: ashare otpat
ronage.
June %, 1855.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

10 CAST Fire Places with Backs, just received
i Il and for sale at Foundry Price, by
Jan. 8, 1858. TAYLOR & HOGE.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

Al advertising for les. time fhan ihree months,
nil be charged for al TIE usnal rate,-sl GO ger
square for the first three nsert'ons, anu tce"fJyee
,c~ma. 10, each Subsequent sssmc. =,
re a5ore rafes w;u be strictly af!s,e''e9 a. Ths
circulation Of the V{yDICA TOR. il onecf tAc fa1-
;yest en- the Sate and hence one the best adrerf's-
as- JOE WORK. of all descriptions promptly
ATTENDED to.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

I1o'91'VtV. E'als 10V uIE5IItsC a7H0VHJ OF liX
-GT 1893 12-Tucker county the lowest
,913 a.
The total a,lotnt Of State
taxes in 1856. was S2,190, ISL OF
Total amount IN 1867, 2,555 $50 IS
Amount ct money received
into The State Treasury,
from Ill sources, for the
year ending Sept. 30,
1856, $3,283, csc Sd
80, ISL, s4,110,7ls %
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
}. 3. w A TT S
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BRICK ROW,
COURTS HOUSE SQUARE,,
STANTON
PLASTER.

Z An receiving large stock of LUMP
n PLASTER. which will be sold at the marke,
prices, for cash only. Also, II supply Of that fine
Alexandria GROUND PLASTER. Cali at the
Freight Depot. W. a. BURKE.
Staunton Jan. g. 1857
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13
"a. "a. NsNERERV&eey,

iTTORNEY AT LAW COVINGTON, VA.
WILL practice in the Courtyard Circuit Courts
w of Bath, Allegheny, Pacahontas, Highland
and Augusta.
To his old ciientsn Augusta, he would say that
he will always be in attendance upon the COUNTY
May 3, lSo6-Town papers copy
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-13

The following counties paid in 1857 the
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-05

m3nt which is we'll known to BE- con lamncl
by tour fjMs Of the actual, legal voters OF
ktns is-ycs, all these SHOW that the Admin
istratioa and its dominant party at Wash
ington, have sold themselves, soul and body.
to the slave power, AMI in order to succeed
and carry out their neftrious plans of usur-
patton and tyranny, will stick at no means,
however unjust, shameless, and atrocious,
they may be
friend writes us, I'D Juglass is right
in the Kansas business, and has been, from
the first 20 the pres mt hour-and in relation
to that subject, 10 public man in America,
has been more consistent than Mr.. u. In
response thereto, we say, MIR. Douglass, in
the present condition Of affairs, is clcarly
risht--his positions are irprcgnable, an4 his
arguments absolutely unanswcrablc. Along
side of him and this panoply, Mr. Buchanan,
with his ills3 assumptions, sheer p5rycrsi1ns
and gross Interpretations, APPEARS like a
plgmy in the hands of Giant. And there
can be no d1abt, that uninnuanced by the
Federal Executive, vast majority OF the
American people are indignant at tltis dcs-
Fotie and cruel attempt to force upon the
people Of Kansas this atroci1us fraud.
But Notwithstanding thes, irrefragi3le
and notorious truths, Mr.. Buchanan, and
mis- fire caters, have made this Lecompton
4Niudlo an admis;fa;i3n measure. and It's un.
ALTERING support test OF democracy. Dar-
tn.s these two months session Of Congress,
they have boon brandis,ins the lists of Dom s.
tie and Foreign Appointments before the
eager eyes Of the ycnal and corrupt members
of Congress, and the hoping and cxpactant
everywhere. [ adcr this state of things we
fear there are not in the Metropolis virtue
independence. and patriotism, enough, to
prevent the Administration from carrying
this atrocipus measure through Congress
Still We will hopa AMI pray fjr It's defeat.
7. ). Sine, writing TIC f1rcs nins. ) ere
tary Stanton 5 able aud interesting exp9siti II
of Kansas aftirs has h'cn published. and
with all that preceded il, must, we thiak,
defeat the l.ecompton swinilc, to the dis
grace and modification Of the Presil. mt Of
the United States l..