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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-30

New YoRK. For the success Of the cleo
tion in the Empire Stale, we have hereto.
fore inddlged some little apprehension. The
skies, however, have frightened within the
last week or two. Doubt has given place
to encouragement and confident hope. New
York will follow the example Of the Key
stone, Ohio, and other states which have
defined their position, and rebuked prof
ligate administration.
In the 9th District, the Republicans have
withdrawn BRtss, their candidate in favor
Of HAMILTON, an autl-Lecompton Democrat.
The Americans refused to unite upon any
man but the ono of their FIRST choice
ERAsTus BRooKs, magnaninously withdraws
his name, deteriDg to Hon. HORACE CLARK.
A TERRIBLE MURDER Of a wholesale char.
acter, occurred in New York City the pre-
sent week, in which an Incorporate aud dis
soIute son, while laboriug under delerum,
as is supposed, or, as is also stated, smart
ing uuder a detection Of high.handed rob
berry of his father, attempted, with an AK
the life of the whole family, consisting o
father, mother, two or three sisters, and {
grand parent. Two or three Of the num-
Der are represented dead, and others, as
beyuud the hone of recovery
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-10-30

RHEUMATIcs, RRADThat most distressing Of diseases In
nammaoy rheumatism being prevalent this changeabo
Of the yee select another of the many recovered
enses for
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Total Indebtedness, S19,532 q
B H. ]. STRICKLER Comp.

"a. H#Ha.8r.a
While upon the subject Of taxation,
which is an important ~desideratum, we
wish to call the attention ofcitizens South
Of the Platte to one single item Of ben
efts accruing under a State Government,
that we will forever be strangers to while
in a Territorial Government; viz: per-
centage allowed by General Government
on proceeds arising from sales Of public
lands. Taking the past in Kansas and
South Platte as a criterion by which to
form an estimate; and the receipts from
this source for the first eight or ten years
after admission, will be not less that tco
hundred thousand dollars per annum-a
sum nearly or quite double what viii be
required topay all necessary government
expenses, unless we should act fooHshly
e~xtravagant in expenditures for internal
improvements. Even should this be the
case-which it is reasonable to suppose
would not be-our land grants, or appro.
priatiOns for such purposes, will afford
abundant resources TO carry on and com.
plete all we would be able to prosecute fol
years to come. Thus it is easily to be
seen that u taxes for State purpose;
will amount TO ''but a song, and eur PEG.
pie who are striving to secure homes, ant
develope the country, will find relief, from
burthensome taxation, while in our in
fancy, a point in our progress. where i
is certainly more needed than at an!
other.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-30
Not Content.

1891
We had really supposed that proscrip-
%tionists had recently been Convinced by
unerring indications hat prescribing men
for difference of opinion does not pay;
and that dead issues would not again be re-
vived. 1t appears, however, hat in this
we were mistaken.
1t seems that the fre-eating Senators
in Congress are determined to keep up,
the warfare against Mr.. Douglas. Well,
be itso; they viii find it hard TO "kick
against the pricks."
On the reorganization of the commit
tees ar attempt was made to retire Mr..
Douglas from his position as Chairman of
the committe on Territories, because of
his views upon the Territorial question as
set forth in his Freeport speech, as fol-
lows:
SIT matters not in what way the Supreme
Court may hereafter decide as to the alb
stract question, whether slavery may or
may not go into a Territory under the
Constitution. The people have the lawful
means to introduce it or exclude it as they
please, for the reason that slavery cannot
exist a day or an hour anywhere, unless
it is supportedby local police regulations
These police regulations can only be es-
tablished by the local legislature and il
the people are opposed to slavery, they
viii elect representatives to that body
who will, by unfriendly Legislation effect.
ually prevent the introduction of it in theil
midst. If, on the contrary, they are fol
it, their Legislation will favor It's exten.
sion. Hence, no matter what the decis
ion of the Supreme Court may be on tina
abstract question, still the right of the
people to make a slave territory or a fret
territory is perfect and complete under tht
Nebraska Bill"
A caucus was called to consider thu
question. Five Democratic Senators were
absent, and one, Mr.. Broderick, was no
invited to attend the caucus. Senate
/ Green of Missouri, who was second Oh
the Territorial Committee, and who, if
vacancy was made, would, by parliamen
tary usage, be entitled to the Chairman
ship, was agreed upon to succeed Doug
; las. But it was found hat Mr.. Greer
was opposed to any such movement. Tn
; Craftsmanship rendered him, he decline
Ia $50 80
taking, Senators Hammond and Ches
nut, from South Carolina, absented them
selves from the caucus; Senator Toombs
from Georgia, left in the height Of tn
caucus debate; Senator Brown of MISS
, issippi, protested against the whole al
rangement Bigler, Of Pennsylvania
! Shields Of Minnesota, and Clingman Q
North Carolina, voted against it. Tn
Caucus vas in session Eve hours, and tn
feeling is said to have been up to feve
heat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-30
The Omaha Indlan DImclIty.

We learn by private letter, that the
difficulty among the Omaha Indians, to
which we referred last week, wa con-
fined to a few half-breeds.
1t appears Louis Neal, who resides on
the half-breed reservation below this city,
and his brother-in-law, Tecumseh Fon-
%tenelle, an Omaha chief, quarrelled over
some Of their Indian affairs, which finally
grew into a fight, in which Neal killed
Fontenelle. A brother of Fontenelle,
then attacked Neal, severely WOunding
him. Neal was arrested, and is now in
custody at Decatur.
The Fontenelles being favorites among
the Omahas, they have sworn vengeance
against Neal, and will most likely kill
him the frs; opportunity,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-30
Distance from Various Points on
the Missouri River to the Gold
Mines.

An exchange gives the distance from
Kansas City, Leavenworth, Omaha and
Nebraska City, to Fl. St. Vrain, which
it says is computed from a uniform
scale, on one of the maps of the United
States Typographical Bureau,p
"From Kansas City, via Bent's Fort
on the Arkansas River, us miles.
From Kansas City via Fort Riley, on
the Republican Fork, $50 miles.
From Kansas City via Maryville, N.
T., $50 miles.
From Omaha City via Fl. Kearney
513 miles.
From LeavenwOrth via MaryviIle 64e
miles.
From Nebraska City via Fl. Kearney
472 miles.
From the westemost point of the Mo
River, /. e.. Nebraska City an air line tC
Fl. St. Vrain is 451 miles"
T. w. BEDFoRD, Esq, one of the
Government Surveyors has furnished u,
with the accurate air line distance from
Brownville to the same place, showing
the distance to be 4IO mles-4O mile,
nsaTerhdu any Of The abOrs places.
To Mr.. JOHN BssSrrr, we are in
debted for the following table of distances
Mr.. Bennett, being an old ~adventurer OIL
the plains, and having started from vari
Gus points his statements can be relied on
He says the route from Brownville is th'
shortest, easiest travelled, aud better sup
piled with timber and water, than am
other he has eve passed over. On thi
route no fuel is needed to be hauled b.
teams going out Can any other poin
say as much'
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-30
Richardson County.

We are informed byprivate letter, that
a meeting on the subject Of annexation,
was held at Falls City on Monday the
Goth inst, a which a very decided
feeling prevailed in favor of annexation.
A. c. Swift, 1. L. Handy, and Isham
Reavis were appointed Delegates to at
tend the Brownville Convention.
Our informant does not say whether il
was a County meeting or not H1
We see, by the Rulo Guide" there
is to be a meeting at Rulo to-day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-12-30
ne ODE Delegates.

~ AZ public meeting of the citizens of
Dsoe County, on h remuneration question,
she following named gentlemen were APP
pointed delegates TO attend the South
Platte Convention 10 be held in this city
"a tbe 9Th Of January.
w. H. Taylor, S. F. Nuckolls, Jacob
pswson. ]. G. Able, M. S. Reevs, C. F.
aenTs y ". Reynolds. and J. ?. Mac.
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