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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19
FAE.CNHI HOUSE,

La Siua Streef. OTTA VI, NL'SoIH
HKIIlS House is situated within few RODS oil tie ',
II road Depot, which makes it conveaieh ''r t'e u
Yelling n,blic Good stab ing and yard attached 10 IN.
Uonss for the accommodation of Travellers drivers and
farmers and am determined TO satisfy al who may "a
yo- ue With n call. lapel H. HbPPHA' f'"PT|to|-
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sec Here !.

sec Here!
r HERE seems to BE- impression abroad that sell
h goods for cash only. This is wrong, for do take
all kind. OF produce cash prices We have but
price for goods, and that is uniformly cash Tie
goods in exchange for Butter Eggs and the like
put in at regular cash figures In word, sell
goods III and every taking pay
anything equivalent to it. The equi, aent may
in Eggs Butter. Rags, Notes, anything that may
consider good cash. or that purpose
we'll Tmyl5l ANDREW LYNCH.
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MEMS, Womcn's and Cii'dreIs Rghbers, Of my sz
w and in any quaIti;v cheaper than for CASH.
VI. II. PRESCOTT IR,
k.hon ~ > XyxNIcA's HDrk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19

WE have gl,; had printed oa auc paper about p
w Realms Blanks, which DIR 'ps ale ~ CEica-
20 prices. They ur4irar-, 81! part, - follows:
Warraate@ Special NlrrHutec. and RuIt-tin Deed
Mortgages o. tg-s k d. Article, % Agreement Chat'-
Mortgages, Leases. N..ryi.eF-e Receipts, Judgment
Notes and general supply q. J--Lcrs ant Constable
Blanks.
Orders by mail 81 otherwise - onr:ly attended 10.
aE.a2 EAIILEIN q OELON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19
Special Notices.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.


P-epnre1 from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke " d.,
Ply,si-i.rn Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailng in the cure Of
siI painful and dangerous diseases to which the
constitution is subject 1t mOderaes all excess
AID al obs;rgctious and speedy may be
relied on
To MsnEI-D Lir It Is peculiarly suited 7; will in a
short time, bring the monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle price oue Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp o: Great Britain. 30 prevent c0uuterfets.
7zSsS IZs Aorld not be frtsH byf7Iriss during tie
FIRST THREE IOyT1ES Of Pregnancy, rs thy are
70 Brfss Miscarriage tg: q; Gay other time
.iry are SAFE
In al cases 81 Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue lt esert;on, Pap;a-
OF the Heart, Mysteries Whites these pills Will
effect when all other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy do contain iron, caonel,
sntEsoay, anything hurtfuI to tie constitution
Tsi: directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the UuitrI States and C-u4ta,
JOE MOSS, Ua:.I. 9 BafIEin CO..
Rochester. y. l.
NET and pSss--e stamps enclosed g any al-
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TttlHchls oi b'oA-AetI'HF, lrttuits anu ETuI' Sal
Fenman $40
For Course ia ladies Bcplrmcut......... 20
Person. taking penmanship alone viii receive Twenty
Unlimited Course ia Prumauship
- Through the extensive business acquaintance OF
the Principals, many Of the Students graduating
placed ia lucrative situations.
For further Information please call ct College Room.
send for circular. Address BHfANr sfishlrON,
dec Chicago. Clcycani. luia
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voice.
WE wish to 10 form the public that we have con
w clud-l adopt The cash system, and after the
tOt, day of June viii sell for cash oniy. All in
d.bted TO US will please call and settle before the rs
mycp STRAwNk POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19
OTTAWA SEMINARY.

TEylIE FOURTH SEMI-ANNUAL SESSION commence
4 on MONDAY Feb. - 1915, AMI will close Fridaj
July 23 lS,. Student, are admitted at al times aud
charged only fron ;he date OF entrance. Ia-truron,
are given ia all the departments OF Academic IN
COLLEGIATE course OF study.
Erpenses.
For Board, Washing, Lights, anl tuion ~ TO
Academic and Coiega ate Dcpirtn .nts, per yr.r
Of 81 .........,..........'.... s5l nj
Or per session of y wce.s................ 7. ~
Or per week, ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19

I AIDES come AMI see ~
IL cherclie and beautiful
goods by far than have ever
at such extremely low Price
TO Chicago again. | viii giE
Il .hoe, Ak ! much less price.
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Notice 10 Contractors,

Notice to Contractors.
PROPOSALS will he received the construction of n
4 road bridge across Cov Creek west of Ottawa, on
the River Road until June 22d. Plan and specifications
at my Office. By order of the Commissioners.
ROBT WILSON.
Elmer BALDWIN, J p Wiswall Nv A. Hoes, and David
Strawu, Com. my22
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19
Groceries,

~ ~ - - :. ASSo
choice stock OF Sugars, Teas, Coffee Dried Fruits
Spices OF all kinds, in short everything under the OF
Groceries. Crockery. Qurcnsware, Table
Cutlery, Wooden Ware. &c.
Our Goods are all und fresh from tie importers
and man actuer latest styles and patterns bought for
cash at panic prices, and will be sold accordingly for
cash and at one price only.
The question has been asked, " Where in UttTnd
you get te most Goods for The least moneyi' Its
generally settled the place is at the
Cheap Cash and Barter Store,
Woods Block ast door o, the City Market north
side OF the Court House
Ottawa, April ai GOFP, null TIiORS0N.
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NiliSI,,.iih.lk.

In GlOrer-s .ifJai5H to Ot,,ucd.
CO., FOR Lot. Terms = cash. aud - the
% + first day Of every succeeding in"I "a Until
al paid. without interest iui25 THJG WAFFEMAN-
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R-:sS:ssin 10. u. E.. Insurance e. ,.
V5f!lE members Of the La Sale County Mutual Fire In
ID surance Company are hereby notified, that at a
.eeng OF the directors OF said Company, held on the
81 inst, il
ofuera That an assessment to the losses OF the
company the past year. be levied follows, VIZ: On
all premium notes in force August IS 1884, three per
cent ana on all premium notes dated between August
- 1891, and March 4, 1888, per cent and that said
assessment be made payable July lst, 1853.
by order Of the Dircct.rs. WI. NJ. TRUE Sec'y.
MLr 81
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THE subscriber bes call attention Ia his Buckskn
Establishment Main st, next house west Of Ma
ers Office. Tanned buekskins all kinds Of tuckssin
gloves whip ashes, &c, A!ssys hand and sold At low
prices
Gal paid for deer skins. rIunT-,u HEyRY RAPP
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19

: new French Caters, re-
in every particular-fin r
been shown in Ottawa, aud
:. Don't send your orders
. yo i,st a. fine and pretty
Call aud satisfy Yourselves.
VI. II. PRESCOTT. ia,
N . M.s.neI's RIn.l.
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3. G. NAT"THNGEss

Z 2 Uslli supply OF
Ia SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
He invites his Old friends aud the public give him
call His stock will compare favorably with former
sons, and none more complete in Ottaws, and prices
must satisfy all who foods. Terms, ready pay
ant cFs3it. myS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19

Il q H-TCIIINGS. trsg@r,,f ige5,t fsr tie Until
.St,'s Ii5 ,i',isys St. Nsc ys, 70 -i0a all sriDs-
sGk- r,fefs -iJ4EI b. .tII-~S.-8.
sold IL Ottawa hy !-y!t3-lyi y. Waikiki I co.
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N.B.-.1 and pcs:==c stamps enclosed % any al-
,torf,,I .,r- viii insure bottle ostle Pills by return
- s. -. a.. 4 \. GG!GGS.
- O,fr,cr, III.
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Buck Creek Hotel.

Extra Notice Farmers.
DCTTER taken in exchange for Dry Goods, and goods
} sold at Cash prices.
ny2g DOUGLASS CLARK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19

HAincAs Header.
NOR SALE of IIanes' Reapers cuts 10 n. wide
IL aud twenty five per dav; used some last
son, the for that. Will be soil ut reduc.
ton. Apply to [my 22-fl BRONSON MURRAY.
INOR sALE-Ona Thimble Scape Lumber Wagon In
L auirs Of ijan3l A. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-19

Boot anu Shoe .,.aOp.
= AN prepared 20 manufacture TO order Gents
- N"roccO- Calf and Kip Boots Also, Ladies'
- Kid Goat Calf, aad uudressed Morocco Bootses,
Caters and Bl>kius.
Heel Caters aud 5OOtees made il so0t style Of good
stock.
shop over : c Earl ( son's Store Ottawa
ksp.iring neatly done. AL work warranted.
Ieht. D.. +. TUCKER.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-02
$65,l96,e6i O6

When the gentleman from Ohio made bis
estimate of $92,OoO,OOO as the expenditures
for the year 1869, he was sadly mistaken in
his calculations. Against his coniectural
estimates ] now oppose conjectural estimates
of the Secretary Of the Treasury; and it is
palpable that the gentleman has been mis-
taken to the extent Of only about Ss97 7,Oo0,-
600. Is it to be wondered at that, with such
errors as ] have pointed out, the shrewd ed.
itor of the New York Tribune, in his issue
OF the Sd Of this month, in noticing the gem
tleman's speech, should have said: "We
should have liked 1t much better If 1t had
worn no purity aspect, and had been .undeni-
ably noh-partisan in ito scope and bearingss''
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-02
RAVENNA, THURSDAY, SEPT. 2, 1858.

lPropose to examine into the estimates oil
the Secretary Of the Treasury a little fur
ther, 10 show that he has exhibited sound
Judgment and practical knowledge of the du.
ties of his office:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-02
$e4,434,364 13
Estimate /:

$6i,4 1864 13
Estimate
Other appropriations, bills not printed
and indefinite, including all private
bills s,565,sa5 81
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-02
e50,3l2,9l3 -
$54,@2ys6l o.

So much for the estimates Of the Secreta.
ry. Now / present the regular sppropria.
tions for the service of the year 1859,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-02

Inc annual esEimatss Of apprO-
priations admitted arc
Other estimates referred to the
Com. Of Ways and Means
at various times during the
session
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

REWonder how many "iorged circu-
lars" the Clique insends % send out thia
fall
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10

have seen land sold for half price by per-
sons who must have money. This is a
beautiful and healthy country-a person
could not wish 70 get better land than
these vast praires afford For, Des
Moines being The Capitol, there is a great
strife among capitalists about the State
House; those on the East side OF The river
claim it and those on the West side say
they wW have II on their side. Tho
county Judge has also swindled the people
out Of about 500, 600, and il has created
a greaet excitement. There is some talk Of
hanging him. Well, what more could
they expect from locofoco? So much
for the National Democracy.
This is a delightful place-groves art
numerous, and beautiful residences are
seen peeping out from among the green
shrubbery which decorate a majority ftle
houses, in the suburbs Of the city. In
all think that Iowa is a great State, hard
to beat. AS am on a tour, l will, il ac-
ce2 e2table, write again. Yours truly,
NJ. II. B.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Questions Answerad.

A correspondent in Nebraska says;
A few days since We received a letter
from a friend at the East, making iuqui-
rios, in regard to our Territory. from
which we clip the following questions, and
append the answers;
We have been 10 Nebraska but short
time, and our knowledge being somewhat
limited we hope due allowance will be
made for any mis- statements.
"What kind Of country do you live
Mixed aud extensive. II is made up
principally Of land and water.
"What kind Of weatherY"
Long spells of weather are frequent -
Our sunshine comes off principally du-
ring the daytime.
"Haye you plenty Of water, aud how
gol?"
A good deal Of water scattered about,
and generally got IN pals and whisky.
."Is il hard?"
Rather so, when you have to 60 half
a mile, and wade in mud knee deep to get
it.
"What kind of buildings?"
Allegoric, Ionic, Anti. Baloric, Long
and Slabs The buildings are chiefly out
Of doors and so low between joints that
the ehimnsys all stick out through the
roof.
"What kind Of society,""
Good, bad, hateful, Indifferent and
mixed
Amy Aristooraoy2"
Nary one.
"what do your people do for a living
mostlyT
Some work, some laze around; one's 4
shrewd business manager, and severa
drink whisky.
as il cheap living thero2"
ouly five cents glass and the wateI
thrown in.
"Any taste for musio?"
Strong, Buzz and buck-saws in th'
daytime, and wolf bowling and cat fight
ing nights.
''Any pianos there"
No, but we have SO eral COW bells, an
a tin pan in every family.
"Any manufacturers"
Every household. All our children al
home productions.
"What could a genteel family in mod
crate circumstances do there for q lV
ing?"
Work. shave notes, FISH, hunt steal, o
+ if hard pinched, buy and sell town prop
I erty.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Letter from the West.

Correspondence Of the Tribune.
FoRr DEs MoNEs, Aug. 81, SO.
Pun. TRiBUNE:-W!ll you permit me,
through the columns Of your valuable pa
per, to make few remarks in regard to
this great Western country, My trip to
this great place was, indeed, a tiresome
one, as the frequent rains had oyerdowed
all the streams, making the roads almost
impossible. l left Iowa City, for this
place the first week in August, and was
four days and nights in an open wagon
(which they call a Stage-iu reaching
this place Bridges were all gone, and
all the low lands completely inundated
with water. Boats are in readiness at the
river banks. and the passengers and bag
gage are transferred to the stage on the
other side, which carries you to the next
river OF creek, and then the same method
is performed. In many instances the
passengers are compelled to work in mud
and water up.to their knees; 1--WE presume
our correspondent means ankles. Ed. j.
l have seen hundreds of emigrants, at thC
river waiting to cross. There are teams
stationed at these places to haul wagonI
across, and men and women as genera
thing wade after the wagons. Now thi
is a fact, and Benjamin Tomb, who hac
the good luck to see, will tell you tn
same. But, regardless Of all these hard
ships, the road from Iowa City westward
is one complete string of teams loads 0
goods. emigrants, pedlars and stages, ar
so thick that in many places / have count
ed as high as two hundred. It is on
continual throng Of wagons, all destine,
for the West. When they reach here
tired and sore. you ask them where the.
are going; ooh, to Nebraska, Kansas an
Utah"
Land is cheaper in Iowa now, than
has been for years. Persons who want
get homo cheap, now is the time fo
them to come. Times are very hard her
; now; money as scarce as "hen-teeth.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Free Constitution Versus Slave
Constitution Under Which King7

The present Democratic Congress pas
sed an act known as the English or "Con.
ference Bin." for the conditional admis.
sion Of Kansas, That act provides that
in the event Of The rejection Of the lie.
compton Constitution by the people Of
Kansas, they (the people oflho Territory }
may form another Constitution, aud ap.
ply for admission whenever, and NOT BE-
FORE, it is ascortained by census duly
and legally taken, that the population Of
said territory equals or erceeas tho ratio
Of representation required for a member
Of the House Of Representatives Of the
Congress of the United States,"
For this Bill the Democratic delegation
from Ohio voted unanimously.
The late Democratic State Convention
resolved unanimously;
"That ne accept the adjustment Of the
late Kansas controversy by Che passage,
At the recent session Congress, Of The
"Confeionos Bill, for the conditional ad-
mission Of Kansas.
"That, IN future, wo are opposed to the
admission of new State in the Union
until the population thereof shall equal
he ratio Of representation IN Congress"
The people of Kansas have rejected the
Conference Bill" and the Lecompton
Constitution by an overwhelming MAORI.
ty. If Kansas shall, at The next session
of Congress, apply for admission under
FREE and APPROVED Constitution Rz-wil
Messrs Cox, HAIL, BURNS, GRoEsDEoi
aud Pendleton repudiate the "Conferenc,
BilP' aud their platform and pote for il,
admission?- az
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Food For the Farmer.

How shall the necessary condition 20
further agricultural improvement be Sc
cured, and farmers take the rank, exert
the influence and receive the honors to
which, by their contributions to social
order and the welfare Of the State, they
are entitled?
1. BY adopting a higher standard of
education, both general and professional.
2. By thorough cultivation Of the soil,
by which its fertility shall be increased
and permanently maintained.
3 BY the more general introduction OF
improved implements Of husbandry, by
which farm and household labor may be
more easily and more economically per-
formed.
BY improving the breeds Of domestic
stock and rearing only those animals that
are the best Of their respective kinds.
BY growing only thoss roots, grain
grasses aud fruits, which are the most nu-
tritious and the most productive.
BY pursuing that particular branch
Of husbandry which gives the stronges
probability Of success, having references
TO climate, soil, markets and amount o
foreign aud domestic competition.
I By making the business Of farming
attractive to educated men, and the farm
house aud all its surroundings pleasant t
refined taste and cultivated manners.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
No49
Horrible Adventure,

Az the period when Murnt was about
20 invade Sicily, the Chevalier r.,
paymasIer-genera Of the NeapolitAu for
ces was travelling through Cslabria for tic
purpose Of joining the army, having been
to Naples TO make arrangemouts for the
transmission Of spec e. H. had sent his
servant on before Lis. 70 prepare his
quarters at the town Of, expecting 10
arrive there himself at nightfall; but the
day being very sultry, he had loi,ered on
the road, and AZ nine O'Clock IN the eve
ming found he was still considerable
distance from the proposed end Of his
Journey. lle was SO much harassed and
| htigued that he determi cd to put up for
the night at the first convenient house
Tie at lougth entered au Old romantic
building on the roadside, inhabited By
man aud his wife, the former a stout, mus
cular figure. with swarthy oountenauce
almost wholly shtouded in q mask Of
bushy whiskers aud moustacho. The
traveller was received with ciyiily, and,
after partaking Of a hearty supper, was
conducted up an old crazy staircase to his
apartment for the night Not much fan.
Icyiug the appearance Of the place, and
finding no lock on the door, he 6xed a
chair against IT, aud priming his pistols
put them carefully under his pillow. He
had not been long In bed when he heard
a noise below, rs Of persons entering the
house, aud some time afterward WAS alarm.
ed by the sound Of a mans lootStop on
the staircase. Ho then perceived a light
under the ereyice Of the door, against
, which the host gently pressed for admit
tauce, but finding somo resistance, he
thrust It open sufficiently TO admit his
hand; with extreme caution lac removed
the chair and entered, With a lamp II
one hand and a huge knife ia the other
he approached the bed on tiptoe. IN,
cheyalier cooked his pistols beneath th'
Q bed clothes, that the noise Of the spring
might not be heard.
When the man reached the side Of th,
bed, he held tho light to the ohevslier'
face, who pretended to be in a proiounC
sleep, but con,riyed nevertheless TO stea
an occasional glance at his fearful host
, The man soon turned from him, aud aftc
hanging the lamp on the bedpost, went 4
the other end of the room aud brought
the bedside a chair, on which he immo
70 diately mounted, with the tremendou
knife still in his hand. AT the very me
n ment that the chevalier was about TO stat
up from the bed and shoot him, the ma
= in hurried manner cut several enormou
o slices from a piece Of bacon that wa
hanging over his bedstead. though it ha
}, beeu wholly uunoticed before by the az
taied traveller. The host then passed III
!, light before his eyes agaiu, aud lvf, VI
il room in the same cautious way in whic
nt he had entered it, and unconscious og Il
% danger he had escaped, returned to
J" crowd of new and hungry guests belo
=, stairs, who were, of course, not very SO
~ ~ ry to perceive that he had saved his b
y, ~ conl-- lKetr0D0litan
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-10
Buchanan, anti Douglas Platform

aANAAAi NAN-eA - . DAN+e ANNNANA AAA
Slavery existed in Kansas at that time
the rereal Of the Missouri Compromised
and still erisfs UNDER THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE UNITED STATES. jones BucLan.
an.
Resolved, That we have full and abid-
inc confidence in the ability. patriotism
and elevated purity Of character Of James
Buchanan, the present Chief Magistrate Of
the United States, and in his wisdom and
experience, to administer our National az
fairs.-Democraiic State Platform.
Resolved, That We accept the adjust.
ment Of the late Kansas controversy by
the passage al the recent session Of Con-
qtess Of tho Conference BID for the con-
ditional admission of Kansas into the I'M
ion.-Dem. State Platform.
Resolved, That IN tie future we are op.
posed to the admission Of new State in
to the Union. until the population thereof
shall equal the ratio for a Representative
in Congress- Dem. State Platform.
"I did not consider the mode Of sub
mission provided. in what is known as the
"English" bill, fair submission. and for
this simple reason, among others: II is
provided in effect that if the people Of
Kansas would accept the Lecompton Con
sttution, that they might come in with
35 600 inhabitants. but that il they re.
ieeted it in order that they might form p
Constitution agreeable to their own feel.
ings and conformable to their own princi,
pies, that they should not he received l.
10 the Z nion until thev had 90, 400 inhab
itanis.-Senator Douglas.
"Do Won still profess TO he Democrats
Do you claim IN be the friends Of tho Ad
ministralion ofJamos Buchanan? Ifvoy
do, and still persist in following Douglas
then the conclusion is irresistible, YOU ar
the most arrant hypocrites that ever trod
this 'footstoor on which you dwell."-
Bureau County (W) Democrat.
''Kansas has voted upon this land prop
osition, and refuses to accept the 'arm'
offered, and therefore, remains out Of Tho
Union. This conclusively establishes Tho
fact that Kansas is ultra anti slavery -
This being the case, the best thing for III
is for her to STAY out Of the Union. He
coming in would only give an accession
of strength to our enemies II fshe SHOULD
stay out forever, all the better. r."-Boyc,
of s. @. (dcm.
The postponoment of the Admission o
Kansas into the Union until she obtain
the population which a member Of Con
gress represents. was to allow the soull
another chance to win this Teraitory.-
Democrats Paper.
The confidence of the Democracy il
Mr. Buchanan is still subsisting and un
impaired Salesman.
Let us stav in the Union as long as W
5 can RULE.- Senator Hammond.
) Resolved. That the Legislative enact
, ments Of the last Democratic General As
sembly Of Ohio were eminentIy wise an,
iudicious, and calculated to promote tn
! best interests of the State and the pros
perity Of the people State Platform.
Q Resolved, That we endorse the resolu
= tons of the Democratic State Convention
g held at Columbus.-Dem. County Con
Z vention.