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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

9ltnte'1, Der 9robe remotrattiae Staat Blrz
9irien> eebt io9ar 70 nett in Desovouirune
oee Nielen> paB er cine Wption, 5errn
Douelae Qber ben Stee in SuinpiS gu
sratuliren, unbeodtet auf Den Sid le9t,
6eibt pa6 ni6t tabula rasa maiden nit
BET Squatteripurerainetdt res Senators
unc ldweteenr Die 8anpitenppiitit pes
praltrenten btiiseu?
Sn &emz yorf miro bas 5amar:z5auz
Eidet cer leBten Munieipal WahL cer
Yarteiz 6ebren rpesen, ocn Bet 51li'e BET
remcfratildsn partei ab9ewielen, UNI 10
bic Spaltuna BET Yartei nod mebr III erz
meitern, bic errll1 nit Dem Stur;e Don
Douglas unp Dem Stese pes lid itdrtenz
ben administrations Gin Ru0es su 0unten
Der (uolt9en Sntereien enoi9en rpirp. -
Was bat Douglas spn Georgia gu erz
warten, pel7en Senatcr, Ser lppmts
belm SbluB Der leBten G~rn9reBzStgun9
ia9te: cab Douglas binfurp NUT ais
@emetnert in Den p%emctratil9en Meiz
ben mieper aufeenommen tperpen tSnne?
Biro otmna@ Douglas nidt fSrmli9 ais
ertldrt> NIT Der 6ofnuna rur6
bic Onaoe ee6 SUoens ais @emctner
niecer auf9enpmmen gu merpen?
Stebt es etpa III @albin9ton> tebt Is
i'm @apitcle better UNI BEN setduldten unr
balo enttaui9ten Senatpr cpn SQtnciS !?
Dur6auS nt9t. @u9 bort bat man ben
Stab lber Jpn 9etroaen> tncem man 1etz
men Namen ais 0prl Tiger pes COMMITTEES
fir Gerritcrien aussetri4en, cer "a 10
lan9e tonan9etenr 9epran9t bat. Seine
Stole in 98altin9tpn 1T eine eben 10
l9nierise al6 tldoli4e unp boIp miro ct
einen neuen Bewei6 lief ern, rob IS UNI
m0sli& it, sesen Die @1tter onsutdnpfen,
menn le AUDI nur partet : @6tter mdren
uno oos cine @erilnoisun9 9e9en rie
Disciplin Der Md9tisen, menn AUDI nu.
Md@tt3en elmer partet> infame Ga0atipu
3ur Tplse bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
Scla1cnfaneeeiee.

Sn Sbio ordn9t iid unle,m Jreuno
1bteme, Dem 5erau69eber bes Md9ter5
am Grte, bic Trase auf; ueb Sbio Elm
FREEZER Slaat iei?" unb ;wor parur1>
neil bic in CLEVELAND lisenpe Gram Sury
81 perlonen pes @erbre9en6 1dulz
big era&tet bat etnen ili9tt9en Sflapen
Don ben Menl9enfdn9ern auf freien
8cpen Obto's 9elest gu baben. Wir
fra9en binet9en 5errn 2bieme: @aben
nit In Der Shat auG nur etnen ein3iaen
Stoat, 100 Naturoe1eB
une 81 en9enrc@tee Die @runclaoe
Der Treibeit bilren? Mir mu0cr
NIT Stein antmorten. @ir Daben einen
Staat> 100 ra6 Stimmre9t an ZEN 8eiiB
9ebunben 1T; mir baben Staaten, 100
Negerl flaSerei cpnititutipneue Gri ten; bat;
mir baben Staoter, rp BET Neser feline
5eimitdtte baben carf; mir baten Staaten,
wp Die wetbe Gorte 8eptnsuna auer poli=
litilaen &e@te 1T; mir baben Staoten, no
bic Supen ni9t iouserain llnp; mir BADEN
Staaten> no bet @laubc bic @llti9feit pes
Giees beoin9t; MIR babenS taaten>pie eeleBz
lid oerpFi@tet fno> fl1@tise Sflaeen an
ibre Meiiter ausjuliefern> 10 lan9e file ais
She'll BET Union selten wolen> uno ;u9eten,
oab Sclaoerei ni@t ee3en Die ser. Staoten
Contribution unp BET Sflaoe etue uSa9e"
iei> Elm Ncce0prtum pas letnem Yrin;ipale,
i'm Stnneoes ppittoen&edtes> fcl9en mub.
Wtr baten alio tetnen freien Staot;
mir boben blps S:auten, bic fib> rer Moz
nar9ie unp Sflapptratie 9e9enlber rete
Staten 3u rsnnen belieben.
Seoo@ baben mir cine Balis> auf me9e
cas @ult sur Greibeit> +. J.. ;ur pollen
@eltenoma@un9 per Meni9cnredte> fom>
men fam, rpenn eteie5 8olt &crltane> 1u>
9enb unp Mu:b eeuns belist> bel ieinen
Guren radical gu Werte gu 9ebsn. an
&eritanp unp Mutb feblt e5 Dem ameriz
tanii4en@ olte ni@t; BOD ile e%rman9eln rer
Gu9eno> per republifanilaen 2ueeno gang
bel onoer5.
@i0en 1T mo@t; bod @elo 1T etne
nod 9r6sere Ma@t. 2esteres 1T in ben
6dncen Der @ent9en uno, I'M, re9t piel
@elo in ben Mertt brinsen ;u fSnnen, bat
man bic let@te Metbope erionnen, bic:
ans papier @elp gu fabriciren uno -
hinc lilac lacrymae.
@ir ftnb beretts i9on 10 febr NIT Gtz
ienbabnen blodirt, NIT Yaptereelp eol>
oani1rt, NIT 8anfrptten itiemotilrt, bur9
feile @taatsmduner uno pplittfer abz
iorbirt, uno bieler @elammtma9t 10 iebr
iubproniirt, bab IS peit pabrl9einli9er
9epcroe1 1T, bic j1n9e Republtf eebe
ibrem u~ntersunst ols ibrer b56i: m5s<
lt@en innern freibeitliden Gntwideluns
%en1tsesen." MSse Somuel Elm fali9er
propbet ietn!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

M1e t6mmt es, RAP unier Orbit
bent in ieiner %colo7alen Bctldaft ben
sroben Ncrbweten NIT ieinsn 6afen unp
eommercteQen Sntere1en 9an;lit ysraellen
bat? @abrideinlid caber> neil ct DON
bier aus nid,ta mebr gu trTen bat.
unter u6une amerifaniz
lder S&tffe-Ds Scr. Staaten
leeen NIT Gn9lanr auf freunridaftlihem
Uub UNI 9faprlcrn tit gang enBiift rcn
'prer 6re'hett. Nidtsceitcmeniacr baten
mir miecsr einen neuen DENIES, ypn ries
1er |p9enannten Treunelbait.
DALLAS in 2onpcn bat uns cficielI.
buchanan tptl6aftlib cerjldert ras binz
flrc amerifaniide Tabrseuae auf o7ener
See t1tdt mebr mrleitirt merpen.
Mun ater erei9nete es iiA fur,lid, cot
Ger Dampier ~@aitinstcn>" nit Salaz
oteren an 8crr, no6 Galtfcrnien bt1immt.
III oan Juan DEL Norte (cem fdtaIen
@reYtppn) ans 9anc 9eieBt merren lcuz
ter> nm auf lem 9anrpe1e nady San Juan
del Sur une . bort aus ,peiter oeidoHt
;u Tsroen. Der Dampftr murce in Ni>
fara9uo Spn en9lti9en Sficiereu onoebolz
tsn> bic an 8prr famen, cas ;5obr;euo
rurd1udten uno cen pa7esieren Die 2anz
euns unteri a9ten.
lne riele Sbrfeise erbielt Wolbinotcr
rater Direction re6 en9lilhen Neoiez
run96s @9enten> unlsr cem Mudtiprut
Ger Sononen BON ;mei ensIiitsn &rieasz
ihiHen!
SeiBt caB nidt Ten Scr. Staoten BEN
6ebrsbanrldub atidtlib prrwerfen 81
ras nidt mitten III rer:: 6ricrenoruielci unlea
ret decentralization, cine cHene 6erauss
torperuna gum &riese? ST ras nidt Gin
Sdad,su9 Scbn Bulls uni IS ~ Yerlus
den, Uncle Gam matt gu MAIDEN
SIN natiten Iecennip mHoen intre17out ,
Iinse sum @rrldein fcmmen, BON esr,e n
lest uniere portet : Yplitifer NOD frin,
Nbnun9 hoten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
4plitif.

Oa MIR leit stelen Sabren @ele9enbett
botten, unS BON Der iosenannten ~ a t.
ei<Disciplin" Der remofratilben
partei gu uber3eu9en> mp eS als crimen
laesa majestatis an9eleben miro, aud
muir an einem Sofia ber @arc> Club unp
Conventions @8elala0e gu ,meifeln unp
ni@t fir oa6 9anjeGtdet%ein ;uReben,
punpert ea una AUDI jest UNI 70 >penieer>
caB Bu@anan ouf Der Observation-Disclosures
eieler Discipl{n bebarreno, ben Senotpr
Douglas ols cinen Mbttunni9en bebanpelt,
a. cob er io9ar> fraft ieiner 5teuuna> bic
5anolun9en uno leltit bic @erleBunaen
cer platforn] ouf pel9er ct ermablt muir
be, 1penn ie vcn rer MominiRration ober
benz @aoen ausseben> ,als %maaesebenp
tur bic rempfratti&e Yartei binfteut uno
iiter Nue pas &a@el9mert iaminat bic
ibm gu wicerlprsden tpa9en. ssh boben
auf pieie Grfabruns 9etubt es 19cn in
eini0en Nummern aus9elpro9en, coB 6d
auf Dem politi(6en 5prt;cnte bon Dcuq>
las @olfen 3ufammen 3ieben, bic Jpn enp=
lid our& i5ren rertor9enen Sturm yerz
ni6ten merben.
@ir fonnten ME bic prlitit Douolas
ais bic uniri9e accptiren :; cod mir Yer>
obideuen jele bes Germ Buchanan, unb
bab 9aulenoe Don Demctraten lid I'm
Douelas f@aaren 1T Elm Bepeis, tas iie
ni@t morality eeau9 pertommen iinb, I'm,
bl%inolinss aues ras gu biQisen, mas bic
cemotrotti@e decentralization peri&uloet,
une nod einen Gunten Don @eltffdnoio>
felt uno sruncidslt&er 8ebarrli&tett bc>
ileen. Sbre 2ase> als unobbdneise Bur>
9er> 1T Bios in 10 ferne cine unaneenebme.
tas fe se3runsen iino> ben prdioenten
ben fe erpablten, tobeln unb NIT 3erbro@z
men Maien 9esen ben @turrt l9iFen ~
mlien. Die nd&fe platfurm ibrer Oar,
tel miro ibnen bic @abl lo1en, ii9 tbr
an5ui@lteben oosr fie Su oerlaFen. Dp@
tbr 2tebltns, tbt Dou9las, &pas fol- aus
feiner politil9en @arriere tperben ? Clint
70 nabe benz 3iel; pas 919fe {einer
@mbttiun gu erret&en, unb ieBt il fern
paYon, eab faum nod Elm Gunten per
5oHnuns lberseblieben! l1np ,parum 2
@eil Ct ieinem prtncip treu eeblieben uni
ben mutb battle, per treulo{en Mpminifra>
tiun 3u ~ppponiren. Na@ 70 ptelen Mea>
reuoern, 10 .oielen Stumpreiitn, 10 pielen
@prdnsen, S@wentun9en unb Meeom>
mcbatipnen 10 i&le&te @usf@ten, lter bic
COMMUNICATION unc beren Greunee ;u til,
Gin taurt erfreuli9er Siiea
in 9utaois mar Der Anfans itines f@eren
'Gnoes, unb Der 8anpnenpcnner pom Nepb<
Srleans2 perunas esr ni@t bic 9er3en BET
:Sueldnoer aueerbalb Der Crescent @ity
nit Gntbuftasmus ju fauen; e f,bet
1tetuG doI III ben dbrioeu @tAateugu. OH,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

Sd liebe bas @er9nlaen> unb @ues
rpas pasu beitrd9t; bic &ur3e BEG 2ebens
1T bic Bemeaurla@> Die mid lebrt. es 3u
aenieben. @ir baben nur cine 3eit,
rpel6e mir uns 3u NuB MAIDEN mu0en !
bas @er9aneene 1T Elm Graum, pas
&unftiee uneemib! bieier @runtfaB IL
aor ni9t sefdbrlid, man ,1ub Jpn nu.
'nt&t aba ausleeen, unp b6le Goleen bar'
aus aieben. ,1asj 1s4A0 Ii
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
@nropa a.

III Deutf@lant. 49, Sn Deutl1lanb
ma&t ni&t ,ur Der Menl@ roi&e eeiii9e
Gortf9ritte, io1bern AUDI bic 6unbe 1lnp
IN Elm b6berte @taoiun, ber Civilization
aetreten. Die @elebrtsteit rer 6urre 1T
betanntt uup an Ireue unb Dantbarfeit
etsen 9ene, 'btt iet lieben, babsr1 fe5 ldneit
he Mleufdfnaabetypfem .uaqas44a4o
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
Sprl@e Trieori@ bes grpRen.

W}sine @emutbsart iR's ni9t Sc,
rnonpen gum @lauben iu stpin9en, uuc
bic ndmli@e Gi9eniaaft bic mid gun,
@ertbeipiser Der Tretbeit madt brin9t
MIDI AUDI pa;u> bab i@ bic &erfol9una
unp bic g erfolser boNe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

Die wentser auf9efldrten 2eute laien
it@ pur@ bic S@oltbaftt9tett Der $685.
boften petflbren> 9lei6 ben 6unben> bic
IN allen Dem Mnflbrer Der &uppel fcleen;
btele belen> >penn iie bSren beIen, unc
fol9en tne&til@, wenn ct ben @e61el
nimmt. s-.q
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

Sa"annah Zen II. De- ,emter.
Aef bsut'9e "Reputlican" m'..4 aus outer
Auels ~'11en eab rer Sd,opner ,Mans
cerer" 9lidli@ rie @adlf amteit her !sreu,
GET tduldte unc cine e'4runs @tlaycn il,
Der Ndbe res 81, Nnp'.eas Sunrca I'M.
ms't Srune~id, lanr yete. Gin She'll her
Stlooen Jet lpdter am Borp etres Dam
pters Ben S%ontiu.Hub binaufsel onrt NOR,
zen. Der SDopnr uNiice Mnna Blaus
eel frof 20" 5apanna NIT Nadridten
o'7 gum O. D.. 81. Elm. Die @eldafte
@oFea 'eff Hou uno arcFe SdiHe yerlies
BEN ben 5afen cbne 2opuuo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

Do Staot Miliiliippi tsatfds
''9t Gem Herlcrbenen General Guitmonn.
ceu''aer Abfunit Elm monument su err
rlcbten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

Die partet<polttiti 1T 70 peit
sum .Gonatismus seoieben> ba6 man unter
oen preoigern> bic ben lieten Soft i'm
eonsrei1e UNI @%erf1ano fit Die @enatore,1
unit @epralentanten anFeben iouen, ben
Nanaen zines 4ntt-S flaperei> Reoerenbes
BON bsr 2tRe w.egelaf.n bal. ~ ' .-~@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

Ser TorneN per frubere Buienz
freuno unp jeBi9e Nnta9onit hes prdli<
benton, befnoet il@ in @osbinston unp
l9reibt pab 3mii6en Buchanan II. Dpuqz
las feline @eri6bnun9 gu erparten iei, roB
Yielmebr Buchanan ben ielben BEL ieper
@%elesenbeit gu opppniren seeente, @on,
in Der Srcnun9. @erlSbnun9 imilden
8eicen> piroe bios fir beren @runo(asz
lol9fett 8IrAl9oftli efern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

Die 9erren &n9ltlb unp Mpnt>
9omern ;nei BON ben @ater1 Der Re1
publtt> boben il@ in @osbinston, ouf
o1entlt@er Strabe etpas unianft cur6z
9eprloelt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25
Srnpra uno NDrD> Sheriff.

Srnpra uno Nprp>W ertfo,
- In Zen n@cueften Iooen tritt Spnpra
'o'ecsr IN zen @prpetarunc> unp Is fam
1'o3 ZEN port'sen greionil1en nidt feb
ler> caB in ZEN Ser. Staaten frubere Gjee
earten rer Enumeration cie{es GAMES m;crer
auFtoudsn. unc pies um 70 mebr, ols
''h r0rt cine Yortei erbcten IN hoten
Hae'rt weld'e elmer ipl9en Mnidlie,;uno
an DC @er. Staoten nidt aboeneior IN
ieln ibetnt.
0aB rerGin1uf Observation-Disclosures nph
am eare Rem Stonp Der Dinae elm Gnpe
MAIDEN mub> Miro nidt ousbleiben fnnnen
une e6 mb6tc Elm iolber 66ritt a unjern
Vrsn5en nun po3u beitraoen, N enn oud
n'd't c'elen Ginflus loiort iiter aor, wQe,
rico gu e~rltreben rod bic nSrpliden
Stooten robin Sn beeinfulen, roe bic
frudttaren 1baler' res Nio C5ronre. 81
polo une rurd jene6 pben onoeoctene
Scrtl1re1tet1 9egenS pnpra> ras GilazItol
snr %entpideluns fommen purpe; Elm Gr,
f'91''B' mel@es Don unteredenbaren, fomz
msretelen uno ineufrieuen 0olaen fit bic
'''pl'de 0renSs rer @ereinistn @1oos
ten merpen eurfte. ~. 8. 8. 3t.)
DAP tiele in swieer Anordie ild ;er,
fle'ldemeen G6lfer entli9 entrerer uutcr
m0nordil9en ppsr omerifaniden @dubr er
Ser. Stooten tommen merren> 1T (ehr
mobrl6einli6.
W'r limb 9esen bic @ebietsperor1svruno
oet union uno 9e9en @eruebruno unz
9el6ultcr, rober Mo6en.
OteW w DrturQ>@ eihihtp
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

D1e Mortoraz @eldi9te.-
Die aelammte liberole pre1e Guropo'e
pat 11@ ae9en pa6 rduterii6e Syftem
Hom's> I'm Sale per 5aufe zines 8noben
Der 1aoll9m Tamilic Mortaru Qepy, NIT
entraltun9 a%usseipro6en. @eltf 2ouis
9fopoleon Lief cur6 leinen @eioncter tenn
pop1te cine goritelluns MAIDEN unb Bu>
9onan-cer po6 0olf BON Cuba mie cine
5eece S@ofe ;u faufen winf9t bebarrt
ouf I}t9teinmiidun9 in fremoe Nnselesen,
5eiten
Greili6 BAT Der Yapft> i'm Gimme ces
8e9rifes Der tatboliiden 9aufe> Re9t;
bod chen neil ct Re6t Bat Re@t Der
@ernunft Der 8iui9feit unp Dem Notur5
9eleB gum 5obne, lolte man nit auer
Ma9t pas Nnatbema iber ibn unp leiu
8anpitenzR e@t ou6lpre9en.
@abrli6> pies III Elm neuer 8emeis,
tab Rcmani5mu5 unp Republifanismus
it@ chen 70 feinoieli9 ent9e9enfeben wie
Srmuso uno Nrin1an, mte q t unp
1eufeL. -&@s4.1 -,sa@1vu Iii
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-25

~"
Man leie Elm @enpldreiten Der bei<
|li8en propaeanpa gu &om an Die Gr,<
biihofe unp 8ifa6ft tn ben @er. @taa>
ten, uup Siebe Sdla0t earaus.
Sc lautet ME fol9t:
Sn einem @@reiben pom IL. Gebruor
1856 an bic Gr;bii9Sf e In ben @ereiniq>
ten Staaten bat bic Congregation Der
propaganda bereits tuno 9e9eben, baB ua<
Ter beiliser @ater, ptu6 TX, bas 10 pielz
fad auS9elprp@ene @erlan9en, Elm fir d.
'li@es Seminar fit alle DiB<
ce1en Der @eretnt9ten Staaz
ten in per 5aupttaot Der @brifenz
bett erri@tet 81 baben, sebiQist unp ben
@uni4 ousseoriift bat, pae btele6 9robe
@erf in leiinem Namen unp nit ;3uii9e<
run9 ietncr 8eibilfe aud allen Bt(h1fen
jener Dt6cele len a%nempfpblen >perben r1S9te.
SEPT %oerfanot9en mir eu@ nit Treurer
bic GrflQun9 pei1en, mas Der beilt9e @a<
ter I'M Orange Der 9tebe bamals per{pro<
@en bat. 81. 9eili9teit bat r,auli@ eli,
serdumtses unb neutrality-suspicious. ST.
bauee, pas Dor einisen Sabren bic &lc>
iterfrauen inne batten, lamu,t Der 195neu
baran ftoeenpen STRIDE fir ben @ebroud
Der Si@6fe in ben @ereinisten Staateu
gu BEN 9enannten 3wide beitimu1t, 10, bae
pie jursen 2eute, tpel9e pom btnitlberu ais
@lerifer auserrdblt unp selenbet merp.,,,
in bieier Anitolt Aufnabnne fnben, uu, Il,
Der retnen i2ebre uub fiji ben tir@li&eu
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-16
TREATMENT OF CHILDREN.
BY MRS. y. d. GAGE.

Treatment of children" cries on
Mrs. Knowenough, "who wants t.
know any more than is known now
am sure | don't know nothing else
have been at it ever since | car
remember, and am likely to keep OF
as long as / live. and if experience
will do any good, l ought to BE-
perfect"
And has your treatment been
successful, Mrs. Knowenough? Have
you been able to keep all the bright
buds of promise a wise Father
permitted to open upon your bosom?'
"Well. as to that l can't say SO
much. l was the eldest of twelve,
50 YOU may guess l had some nursing
to do. The first thing l remember
was sitting in the foot of the cradle to
rock my little brother, and SO | kept
on. / have had nine myself, and now
| have swarms of grand children"
Ibid your mother raise her twelve
children to be men and women?"
"Oh no? There was but five out OF
the whole twelve that ever lived to be
twenty-one years old. -Four of them
died in their infancy and one at four
years old and one at ten.'
That seems sad mortality in one
family" t r
1T was indeed. 1t seemed almost
to kill my father lie was SO fond OF
his children. Just as quick as any
thing was the matter, he wonld he of
for the doctor. / have known him
put off in the night when it was
raining and blowing, when there was
nothing the matter but little bad
cold or collie, and there was not a
mite of need of his going"
did you raise your nine?p
"Oh." said the good lady with a
deep sigh, Il did not. j have only
four now. The Lord took the rest
early in life. Host three babies. One
got burned to death and one was
drowned. / have hada heap oftrouble
in my day"
And how abou. your grand
children"
IA "Wsll, they don't seem right
healthy. that's fact. Martha Jane
has buried two, and Ellen, you know,
lost her youngest last summer, and
beth the boys have lost one apiece.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-16
Literature Education Morality Temperance Agriculture Local and Foreign News the

face Of such a people, covered Will
such an armor Of pledges. would hav,
gone into that Chair to have used hi
army-ay, his army and the treasure
your money and mine-your officer,
and mine-for the purpose of putting
down gallant band Of men for stand
ing by the plain Gods truth; and
wish that when the historian comes tc
write, he would not be compelled &c
write that that President was born in
Pennsylvania. lApplause.
Now. gentlemen. there has not been
an element lacking to relieve this un-
redeemed infamy-not one. There
has not been a single circumstance
lacking. They have gone or step by
step, with tread OF fate and destiny,
trying to crush out the brave and gall
liant spirits who have stood forth ask
ing for nothing but to be allowed to do
right. Look at the South, in whose
name this deed. (Lecomptonism, has
been perpetrated, after its Representa-
tives in the Senate and in the House
have assisted in bounding down Ste-
phen a. Douglas. and David c. Brod-
erick and their gallant compatriots in
the House. the South begins to say, as
they see the Administration hell
hounds pursuing and attacking Doa-
glas and his friends in Illinois: This
is too much. We are willing TO ac-
cept Lecompton as gilded poison which
has been extended to us, and which is
to help, rs, through the only thing it
has done to commit our Representa-
tive to gross wrong toward the
North. But we can not bear this per-
Secution.
Read the letter published the other
day in the New York papers from
Rcverdy Johnson of Maryland. Read
the statement of Alex. II. Stephens
and Henry A. Wise. They are clam
orous against these attacks on Mr. |
Douglas. Public men in this country
forget in their trucking to the South
hat Southern people are Americans
rs we are. They have their Slavery.
They have their peculiar institutions.
But they reject wrong-they reject
IN infamy-they reject unfairness Just
Is readily as we do. They will not
submit to this tyranny Of the Admin
stration upon Mr. Douglas. And SO
t will be when the Administration be-
gin by courting the South-by declar-
ng that the only thing the President
hould do is to yield to the South, that
Administration will end by the South
urning upon it. What then? 1t will
'e Tylerised. Laughter. The Ad-
of James Buchanan Tyler
sed-supported by set of office-hol-
lers and expectants only, with all the
,reat parties, and the one that put it
n power inclusive, standing from it
nd stunning it like con;agion
Imperial Caesar, dead and turned to Claw.
lust stop hole to keep the wind away"
laughter
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-16
From sargcnt's School Mon,hly.l
8 A Miss for a Blow.


Nov please tell u.s." said little
,oy IN an infant school, what is mean.
" overcomiag eva Nth good The
-eacher began to explain it, when q
little incident occurred which gare her
striking Illustration.
A boy, about seven years of age,
was sitting beside his little sister, who
vas only six years old AS the teach
,r was talking, George-for that was
he boys name--got angry with-Lis
lister fer something, doubled rp his
ist, and struck her on the head.
The little girl was just about TO
tiike him in return. when the teacher,
'eeing it. said. My dear Mary. you
iad better kiss your brother. See
low angry and unhappy he looks
Mary looked at her brother. He
ooked sullen and wretched. She
.hrew both her arms about bis neck
'nf kissed him. 80 ss1tet tsns
The poor boy was wholly unprepar-
I'd for. such 4 kind return for his
blow. His feelings were touched, and
le burst out crying. s ~.
His gentle sister took the corner of
ler apron and wiped away his tears.
and sought to comfort him By saying.
With endearing sweetness and gener-
,usafeciion. Don't cry. George: you
lid not hurt me much" But he only
Tept the more. frfef.f
But why did George weep? Poor
little fellow Would he have wepi If
ais sister had struck him as he lad
truck her? Not be. But. by kissing
nim as she did. she made him feel
more acutely than if she had beaten
aim black aud blue. rs ~f
Here was Kiss for a uow--loyc fcr
anger; and al the school saw at once
shat was mean, by "orereomissg erl
'ciM good" f.s-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-16

TRAVELS or A PRIsrrn's HAsp-A
good printer viii set six thousand ems
day. OF about twelve thousand let
sers. The distance Travelled over bv
ais hand sill average one foo, perlet.
ter, going to the boxes in whicll they
are contained. and Of course returning
making two feet every letter hesets.-
This would make a distance each day
of twenty-four thousand feet. OF more
than four miles; and IN the course Of 8
year, leaving out Sundays. that mem
Der travels about fourteen hundred
miles. ef |ra .r...
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and disease will not come sometime to
children. But we DO honestly believe
that one half. ave more than one halt,
of the mortality Of the dear li;tlc one.
might be prevented. if both father and
mother could be made to feel ihs; the
rearing Of their children was Of more
Importance than any other thing, (as
every true parent should feel. ahd
with diligeut care seek out the causes
that make il unhealthy.
No set of rules can be given TO Fl,
every case. but few things nav lls
given to all: Nevergivc little children
strong food;'do not feel babies candies
and confectionery; keep them clean
alway; cool in summer and warm IN
winter; do not deprive them Of good
ar. and do not. in mercy we woala
pray of you, young mother. fash:ors-
Ole mother. busy mother. DO. not let
servant girls carry them out of your
light by the hour, "bccause they
irouble you So" DO no, give them
medicine but as Ms lost resort, then
give it yourself or see that it be given
" careful nurses and prescribed by
'xperienced physicians.
But the best advice and that Which
viii do most good. ami tL.t uhich ali
nay follow "ithcnt fear. is. TO scarci.
after the right. strive as dothe fa,laers
,r the best m.thols, take coanssl
.ogether, one with another from eacA
other's experiences. learn to. avoid
ri. No one viii for moment denv
ne need of reform in this behalf.
Who examines tire statistics Of death in
ms country; more than half OF all
'eaths are of chil.lren. One hundred
and six children died last week. in the
ity of ST. Louis, ont CT one hundred
,nd sixty deaths-one hundred eri
tx little daflings taken away from
owing mothers. one hundred anl six
ZONES filled with weeping. hundreds
pf hearts made sad. Oh. how teuiJle
the thouglt. and is there no remedy?
Does a gool AMI wise Providence
willingly 50 crush the hearts OF parents?
Depend upon i there are causes. that
produce such terrible effects. Let US
mothers set ourselves to search them
'ut, that we may preserve our loves
md homes from such fearful iesolation
md sorrow.-Emery's Jourra'.