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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-28

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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-28

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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-28

Charters were granted for the organi-
cation Of the following subordinate Lodg'
es: Two in Cincinnati, one Of them to
work in German-one in Columbus one
in Wheelersburg. Scioto county-one in
Nelsonvile, Athens county-one in High
Hill, Muskingum county-and one in Ar
canum, Darke county.
The next session Of the Grand Lodge
will be held at Sandusky.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-28
Concluded merit sceek.

UPPER SANDusKY, May 6. 1885, ~
l hereby certify that the foregoing acts
arc true copies Of the original rolls on file
in the Office Of the Secretary Of State.
'agl9 tJ.t- J.V S. HOYT.
Auditor Wyandot county Ohio.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09
The Past.

This being Court week We have had an ol-
portunity of conversing with Democrats from
every township in the county, and 1t is not
little gratifying to US to 6nd. that our course
since We took charge of this paper, meets their
unqualified approbation An old Democrat
who voted for Thomas Jefferson, remarked
to us Yesterday, Il attn pleased with your
course You were right in refusing to de-
nounce James Buchanan as sDtndler, aud
in sustaining the views expressed by him
with regard to Kansas affairs in his general
message, you acted ike true democr at
Be bold and fearless in sustoiuing Dem
ocratio men and measures, and success
will crown your efforts - Our friend need
entertain DO fears Of our pursuing cowardly
or vaciliating course. We are the friend OF
Democratic principles and determined to sus-
tain them through good and evil report.
We have not conversed with Democrat
during the present week who is not in favor
of sustaining tie National Administration. =
The efforts of few ofhce seeking demagogues
to a6oliionize Cambria county didn't take.
The Mountain Democracy are not made OF
transferable mrterial, as the anti Lecompton-
ties have discovered to their sorrow. The
efforts of Know Nothings ard Abolitionists to
crush MIR Buchanan have proved abortive.
He has scared high above them, and even
his bittcrcst enemies are now compelled to
acknowledge his distinguished patriotism
craftsmanship and worth =:
| Gas some tall cliff that lifts its awful form
! Swells from the vale and midway leaves th'
| storm,
| Though round its base the rearing waves may
spread,
| Eternal sunshine settles on it's head.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09
Search and Seizure of American Vessels.
REPORT OF MR.. MASON. OF VIRGINIA.
From, the Committee on Foreign Relations.
made to the .Seoatc, Hay %, 1858,


The Committee on Foreign Relations, to
whom was referred the resolution of the
Senate Instructed them ''to inquire whether
any legislation is necessary to enable the
President of the United States to protect
American vessels against British aggression
in the Gulf of Mexico or elsewhere" and to
whom has also been referred the message of
the President Of the United States communi-
eating in answer to a resolution of the SEN
ate, information concerning the recent search
or sci izure Of American vessels by forei ign
armed cruisers in the Gulf of Mexico, have
had the same under consideration, and now
r Il 2 . r T:
The document accompanying the message
of the President, show a series of aggressive
acts on the commerce of the United States
in the Gulf of Mexico, and off the West
India Islands, by the naval forces of Great
Britain, of character marked and extra
ordinary as to have fixed the attention of the
country.
American vessels pursuing the paths Of
lawful commerce on the high seas, or passing
near the American coast from one domestic
port to another, under the flag of their count
ry. have been pursued, fred into. and com.
PEELED to stop by the public force of for
eign power; questioned as to their Dissipation
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09

terial Of which it is composed. it may posi-
bly, hold together until the seeohd Tuesday
of next October, and consequently the De-
mocracy should at once bs up aud doing
The battle is not to the strong, but to the
"yigilant and active" and we hould there
fore at once prepare for the contest.
The call of the United American, Re-
publican and Peoples Committee of Superin-
sendence" is decidedly rich document
The idea Of the leaders Of the Black Repu b.
lican Party talking about the sovereignty Of
the people over their own local concerns, Is
supremely ridiculous During the late Pres
idential contest, the Black Republican party
denied in the broadest and most unqualified
terms. the sovereignty Of the people OF the
territories over their own concerns they de-
MED the rigi.. OF the people of the territories
10 regulate their domestic institutions in their
own way They conten1cd that the people
Of the Territories were nothing better than
mere goods and ehattels, belonging to the
United States, and consequently subject to
the absolute control and supervision of Com
grcss The leaders Of the Black Republican
! ppr.y had better be little cautious. Their
prating about popular sovereignty is tee
transparent q sham to deceive the honest yeo-
uanry Of Pennsylvania.
The Democratic Party have but little to ap-
! prehend frcm the efforts Of the coalition to
destroy it. It is the party of progress, aud
has "a heart for action aud motives for a
world" In the language of a disting gulshec
statesman, lit is not to be appalled,, corrup
ted.or compromised, 1t knows no baseness
it covers to no danger it Expresses no weak
ness; destructive only of despotism it is th
sole conservator of liberty, labor and proper
ty. 1t cmbodies the sentiment of freedom
Of equal rights, of equal obligations ln'
Of nature pervading the law of the land
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09

provision. 1t Is believed, however, they will
arrest for the present further like offences IN
the quarter whenee they have proceeded.
1t appears further from these documents
that the altered state Of the relations between
the United States and Great Britain which
must arise from this aggressive conduct of
her armed vessels. has been already brought
to notice of that power, by communications
from, the Secretary of State addressed both
to the British Minister here and to the Min
lister of the United States at London.
1t cannot be known until the result of these
communications is laid before Congress how
far the acts IN question will be ayowed or
dlsclaImed BY the Government held RESPONSE
! Die 1t Is the earnest hope of the committee
that the course that Government may adopt
/ will be of character to satisfy the Just de-
a1ands OF this Government, and, at the same
Tune 10 furnish guarantee against the repe-
tition of the offence. Nothing short Of this,
IN the opinion of the committee, can be com
! patible with peaceful relations between the
. two countries
| In the present posture OF the affair there
fore, the committee forbear from recommend
ing any addition legislation to enable tbs
| President to protect American vessels on the
| high seas from the aggressions Of fsreigr
powers. But they viii not forbear the dec
laration that such Legislation must be prompt
ly supplied, should the result show it i
needed to afford instant and full immunity t.
vessels engaged IN lawful commerce on tn,
high seas from all arrest, lnolestation or de
tcntion. made under any pretext or from an.
quarter.
In conclusion. the committee recommend
the adoption of the following resolutions:
Resolrei, Gas the judgment of the Senate
That American vessels on the high seas, II
time of peace, bearing the American flag
remain under the Jurisdiction of the couutr,
TO which they belong, and therefore any Wis
f itation, molestation, or detention Of sue
vessels by force, or by the exhibition of force
on the part of q foreign power, is in deroga
ton of the sovereignty OF the United States
ReSOtred. That the recent and repeate
violations of this immunity, committed b
, vessels-of- war belonging to the navy of Grea
Britain in the Gulf of Mexico, and the ad
t jacent seas, by firing into, interrupting, an
; otherwise forcibly OBTAINING them on the
voyage, requires, IN the Judgment of th
Senate, such unequivocal and final dispos
e ton of the subject. by the COVER nmentg
Great Britain and the United States, touch
t ing the rights involved, as shall preclud
hereafter the occurrence of Ike aggression
/ Resoired, That the Senate fully approve
a the action of the Executive in sending a nav;
force into the infested seas with orders -
V protect all vessels of the United States on tt
high seas from search or detention by tt
f vessel-o war of any other nation" Aud
is the opinion of the Senate, that, if it b.
{ come necessary, such additional legislatic
should be supplied in aid of the Executi'
e Power will make such protection effe
p .ual
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Further Depredations by Montgomery's Kan
sas Banditti.

Alleged inrdsion Of Mssouri-he Governor
petitioncd-toach Of Butler Kansas burned.
ST. LOUIS, May 2s.-The Jefferson City
ONO } correspondent of the RepuJl,cam, states
that petition had been received by Govern
or Stewart from number of citizens of Bates
and Cass counties, Missouri, asking that
measures be taken for their protection against
Montgomery's Kansas banditti. who had in
vaded Missouri. committed various rohbcries
and ontrages in the above named counties,
and were preparing for more extensive foray
into the State.
The Leavenworth correspondent of the
same paper, says that Montgomery's men
burnt the town Of Butler. in Kansas, on the
night Of the 21st ult
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09
~" Man 'c9rhS from sun to sun.

But ,coDtan's ,rOrE Is rerer done"
The experience Of every wife and mother
gives evideuce of the truth Of this, She finds
herself surrounded with numerous buds of
humanity blooming into maturity, aud her
already oppressive cares increasing year by
year. She experiences 10 cessation from toll,
except when she sleeps-and on waking. her
unceasing round begins again. 1t is shame
and disgrace to human nature, that this has
sc long been permitted; but we rejoice that
deliverance is at hand The introduction Of
GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Machines into
families has been attended with the most hap
py results, enabling housckecpers to have a
respite from their labors, doing their sewing
in less than fourth of the time, and doing
it better than by hand The GROVER & BA-
KER Machines will do all the sewing of a FAM
ly--it sews silk or cotton with equal facility.
from ordinary spools. and the work it does
will not rip. 1t is simple in construction, Ca
silly managed, will not get out of order. and
is the best machine in the market for family
sewing
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09

w The weather during the present week
has been warm and pleasant--just the kind
for Court ueek.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09
Atteet-EDwARp N'PHERsoN, s.
CARLISLE, May 81, 1858.

To the Americans Of Pennsylvania
The above recommendation having been
submitted to me for my approval, after con.
sultation with the majority of the members of
the American State Committee, and large
number of the prominent Americans OF the
State. | cheerfully adopt it as our call for
State Convention. and urge the members OF
the American Party throughout the State to
participate in the clectiou of Delegates
II. BUCHER SWOOPE,
Chairman of Am merican State Com.
CLEARrIELp, May 20, 1853.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09
TIE OPPOSITION.

Since the passage Of Mr.. English's Com |
promise bill, Kansas has ceased to occupy the |
attention of Congress and the Nation. The |
contest has become localized and the freedom
shriekers left without peg on which to
hang their hopes Finding that slavery ag-
itation and talk about bleeding Kansas will
not win, the enemies Of the Democratic Party
are casting about them for new issue on
which to base their opposition" until after
1860 They are still held together by the
adhesive hope Of plumber, and their insatia-
bic haukering for share of the sPoils of Of
6ce will doubtless enable them to survive
until after the next Presidential Election -
An attempt is now being made to revive the
defunct carcass of Know Nothingism, and IN
several counties of this State, the followers
OF Sam have already set up for themselves
Yet altho' the movement does not meet with
general appreciation. tine opposition will doubt
less uoite this fall on coalition ticket, for
State officers, with no earthly object in view
rave that of defeating the National Democra-
ey. The leaders of the opposition fiatter
themselves tha, their arrangements for per-
feet union Of the opponents of the Democracy
are now complete, and they have accordingly
issued the following calls to the '':aithful"
throughout tue keystone State -
The United American, Republican, and
Peoples Committee of Superinte ndence for
the City Of Philadelphia, earnestly desirous
to extend AMI perpetuatc that union OF The
elements of opposition to the present Nation
al Administration, which in this City has
lately resulted in such brilliant success, do
hereby respectfully suggest, and recommend
20 the State Committees representing those
several elements OF opposition, that they call
upon the Citizens of Pennsylvania, who are
opposed to the present National Adminlstrs.
non especially 10 its despotic and fraudulent
Lecompton policy, and its wilful neglect of
the Just claims Of domestic industry; aud who
are in favor of the Sovereignty of the People
over their own local concerns CT American
institutions as against the policy and intrigucs
Of Foreign Governments and OF adequate
protection to our home labor, TO assemble IL
Their respective Senatorial and Representa-
tive Districts TO choose delegates to State
Convention to meet 1T Harrisburg, II tht
Hall Of the House Of Representatives, at
o'clock, I II ot Wednesday the i4th day
OF uiy, 1890 10 uO!lIusltr Nahu'UHeSo AS'
Judge of the Supreme Court, and Canal Com
missioner.
LEONARD FLETCHER. Pre- .idest
6 e.o. o. 1. sAas,Gzs, csIsas, Vice P,estds,s.
w. J. P. WHITE,
J! n Y r. Ls,sssn' B: ssna'''. seere'a,'e'.
Philadelphia. May 20, 1898.
In Wow of the above recommendation, ant
It's general acceptance, | hereby withdraw tn
call for State Convention, issued by me
for the 8:h Of July next, and earnestly re
ques. American Republicans of the State t.
accept it. and participate IL the election o
Delegates TO said Convention.
By order Of the State Committee.
LEM'L TODD,
Chairman A. 4 Com.
Attest-EpwARp MCPHERSON. Sec
CARL1sLE, May 81, 1858.
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CNalrmaH OF Am tTfCdH Stale
CLEARrIgLp, May 20, 1853.

Inasnluch as the above recommendation
aud calls point out the plain road to practical
decisive, and enduring victory over the pes
ent National Administration and its tyranni-
cal and sectional policy. 1 therefore request
the Republicans of Pennsylvania to unite in
the election Of Delegates to the above Con-
vention
WM. B. THOMAS,
Chairmdn Of u. Republican State Con-.
Philadelphia. June l. 1858.
This union of black spirits and white. red
spirits end gray" is christened the Peoples
Patty Notwithstanding tbs discordant ma
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09
STILL LATER.
SECOND DESPATCH:

The Mayor has gone to the Vigilance Con,
mittee room, and placed himself under tie
protection Of the COMMITTEES. No attack hs;
yet been made by the mob. Col Christi
was withdrawn as leader Of The movement, q
account of his legal position. on the Con
mittee Of Vigilance
The Recorders are engaged in swearing il
special policemen. All citizens have been il
vited to join
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09

There Is immense excitement Oh the streets
The Vigilance Committee arrested LumsieIl
Of the Pscay2ne, aud kept him in confal
ment several hours, for being drunk and Ii.
orderly around the Vigilance Committee
camp, The Mayor Is sill At tn, Yigilanc
Committee headquarters, afraid of his lie
he leaves them Affairs look sgually. l..
not ex expected to have al election on Mop3sg
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-02

voLraE FOURTEEN BlGiss SEPTEMBER II. 1883
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your rights and mine. lGreat cheers. The
Republican party Is opposed TO this assump-
ton Of power. and oil these unnecessary Off
ces and unnecessary expenses, and they are
for bringing the government back, not only In
regard to this slavery question, but in regard to
all qnestions,to its original oplicy under WASH
ington AMI Jefferson. We are for IN econo-
n,ical administration Of the government, for
shaping the legislation Of the country TO serve
the best interests Of the country, and the whole
country, Expressing no section and no interest,
but doing eqnai justice TO all. GCries of ''good,
good" and loud applause Not interfering
with slavery where it is, but shaping the policy
Of the country 40 as TO prevent its expansion,
and leaving il as the Constitution has left it,
for the States where it exists to manage it as
shall seem to them best. (Applanse. That
understand to be the policy of the Republican
party. Install that party in power. and we
may look forward to long years of peace and
prosperity. for free, united, and happy
people. (1ond and long ccntinned cheering.
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~ ROCERY kept by RELLy AsPIswALL,
" Ladies' and Gents just give us call,
We've all that's essential In the grocery line,
Peaches, Pine-Apples, and all that 10 fine;
Piums. Raisins, Crabb-Apples, Nuts OF all kinds,
Walk In and see, never mind the "hard times; !"
Our Establishment Is directly opposite the "Cur.
The variety Is choice, and the stock is new, tlew.
Imperial, Black, and Young Hyson Tea,
Saleratus, Starch, Pepper-ssuce and Coffee;
Sardines, Currants, and Candy,
And all that's desirable except Wine and Brandy,
Mustard, Ginger, Soda, and Dates,
Every thing for Cash, At the lowest rates,
Figs, Catsup, Pepper, Sugars and Rice
Citron, Tobacco, Nutmegs, and all kinds OF spice
Cigars-German, Opera, and Principe,
Tell your friends TO como In and see.
Appiee, Beans, Potatoes, and Salt,
when you got 70 our door just come to . halt.
Aug. IL, 1S-n24-tf
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New Advertisements.
8. NJ. PETTENGILL 4 CO.
Are our authorized Advertising Agents for New York
school Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the qualified electors
IN Of Ottumwa City School District that = regular
meeting Of said District will! be held at the Court
House the 9Th day Of September 1885, (rst Monday
in Sept.) at On O'Clock, p NJ to determine whether
schoo shall be be kept this fall and winter and II So
to levy tax to pay teachers rent OF and other
expenses Of said School. The question Of building
school house may be proposed and any action taken
thereon that she meeting wish, and to transact any
other business that may GENE before the meeting,
Sept. 2, 1s5S-1t g. ID. THRALL. Secy.
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NOTICE.

4 COMPREHENSIVE between the undersigned
IA WAS formed on the 9Th day o! August, iS55. un-
der the firm of Kttrdgc Merrill Tor the pur-
pose of carrying on general Grocery business at
wholesale and retail in Ottumwa The articles Of said
copartnership were duly recorded the 23d day OF
August 1855, in the records Of Wapelio county.
SARAH r. EITTREHGE,
JOSEPH H. MERRILL.
August % 1S5s-no5Sy
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NEW BAKER Y.
GEORGE HEYDuNGsTELDER,

OPPOSITE rHR cAaaoLL Houss,
OTTUMTA ............. ,.,...,,.,.,.,, IOWA
EIREAD and Cakes OF all kinds, Soda and Butte-
II Crackers Small Beer, Cider, Confecti onxries,
Cigars, &C., kept constantly on hand.
Sc Parties supplied at short notice.
fW Bread exchanged for Flour at x cents r b. =
Sept 2, lS3S-nzi-ly
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ATTENTION GuARDs.

NNHERE will he a meeting OF the Ottumwa Cit,
j Guards, at the Court House. on next Saturday
evening at o'clock. Members and all who are int eres
ted in the Company will please attend.
By order Of the Captain.
". W. fARLsT, Orderly Sea geant
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MRS. JACKSON,
Milliner 81 Dress Maker !!
HARKsr STREET, OPPOSITE the OLD cHuRr house..
OTTUMWA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IOWA
KGILLlNERY and Fancy Goods kept constantly on
IvH hand. Altering and Bleaching done In the Ia
test Esstern style. Agst 8.lf..l gs tai1-y
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