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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
Vermont Central Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Choice of Routes for
Chicago and the West.

10 Commence 1uesdGy 7pFH 10, 1898.
Trains Going North.
Leave Montpelier, at $40 A. M, and $50 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN connects ut Windsor l. White River
M- Junction with trains leaving Boston aud Springfield
70 z. same day and from New York the previous day
a4.00 NJ. leaves Windsor at l3O p. Nj. connects nj
ouses' Point next morning, with trains for Montreal and
gdensurgb, also with trains Tor Toronto, Detroit Chi
cago, Buffalo. cleveland, 81 Louis, either Grand
Trunk New YORK Central and Lake Shore Llne max
ing the shortest and best routes the West
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connect at Windsor with
train leaving New York at 90 NJ mud u; Whi-e River
Junction with Irain leaving Boston noon, STOP over
gt at Mortified, aud proceed morning at $780,
connecting at Rouses Point with the Epress Train
ser tile West
Trains Going South.
Leave Montpelier at OILS A NJ, and Is p NJ.
MAIL TRAIN connects ut Houses Point with trains
dlom 4)gdensburgh aud Montreal Burlington with trains
for Troy and Albany at White River junction with trains
for Boston and NeW York arriving in Boston at $40
and in New York al .4l PM
ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN connects Ct Rouses Pon,
with from the west and Montreal, at Burlington
with Lake Champaign Steamers and tho Rutland Road
White River Junction with trains for Boston, Low ell
Worcester, &c. arriving in Boston at 90 NJ, next day
4 earlier than any other route.
Through Tickets for Chicago md the west for sale al
II the principal stations. R. S1ERBURNE, Sup't.
il Not hii- Id, April H. 1858.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
Worace dslcnsO1s's Estate.

NH subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora
BILE Probate Court for the District of Washington, com
receive, exami lie, aud adjust all claims aud
demands of all persons, against The Estate Of HORACE
GLEASON, late Of Warren in said District deceased
represented nsoven and the rerm of six mouths from
the l7lD day Of April 1858, being allowed by said
Couft creditors sf said deeeasrd exhibit
nroye their respective claims bere uve NOTICES
We will attend the duties Of appointment nj The
dwelling house ofWldow Aehah Gleason, IN Warren, in
said District, the Sd Tuesday Of october next ut
o'clock, in the forenoon, on said day.
PHILANDER RIFORD, ca,,r
WIN. w. TILl.0TSON, S -
anr;tI -,, A N
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

CORRECTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY WEDNESDAY
At Market 47S Cattle mostly Bceves and sores-onss
ing of Working Oxen Cows and one two and three year. cid
prices-Market Beef-Extra s775 ASSOC; first quality
1910 ID, $5,75; Sd $780,
Working Oxen 500 IT'S to 200.
Cows and calves-$35, So to e.
Caves-$6 70 s.
Ycarngs- SIS 81.
Two years old-S25 to Is
Three years old--S35 to 40.
Sheep and Lambs-9O5 at market prices-In lots $500
to 3, 81. Extra, $500 to 6,2.
Swine-93 at market. Live, to 81. Dressed, to Ct.
Hides, to 9. Pets $lo0 to rs. Calf Skins, 10 10
Tallow, to u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
BRIGHTON MARKET.

CORRECTED THE FREEMAN EVERY THuRsDAf.
At Market $50 beef cattle, 100 stores 1000 sheep and
lambs 5000 swine.
pRIcEs-Bee, Catte-Extra $685. frst qualify, $7,75
ID quality, $3.50; Sd $500
Working oxen-SSO, 95, 100, to 80.
Cows and Caves-$2s, 81 to 40.
Caves-$3 Ito 0.
Yearlings-$ls to q.
Two years od-$2itO 81.
Three years old--S30 to SO.
Sheep and Lamps-sl,75, to $685. extra s4,Oo to575.
Swine-In lots &c retail, SIC.
Hdes--5c per In Talow-7c. Calf Skins--loc Pets
90 so.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
BOSTON MARKET.

boSION MAKAETs
CORRECTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MoRySe
FLouR.-Western, $3.50 700.
PoRk-prme, $3.50 1850, Mess, $3.50 a 1850
Beef, Sl2a 10. Lard IL III. Hams IOal2
Butter, q IS. Cheese, 8 a TO- Eggs 49, Potatoes
so S1,OO Apples, $3.50 $50 per bb Onions $015
100 Dried Apple, sac. White Beans, $3.50 2,95.
Wool --Saxony Fleece, - As American full blood, sc
40 Half blood, 30 SO Common, 25 80.
Corn, 65. Oats, As a So Rye, $0,53 Herds Grass
Seed, $500 $50 Glover, ID Is per h. Hops5a 5.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22

A LARGE assortment Of Silver Spoons and Forks--wAe
n PURE ooIN-constantly hanu Of the latest
and mest approved patterns, and Of quality finish
and price that can't be beat. Call and examine, at
PHINNEY's,
Langdon's Block, Of Main and State streets.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22

Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.
A OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-Don't fail to pro-
a cure Mrs. Wnsow's Soothing Syrup for Children
Teethlng. 1t has equal Earth No mother who has
ever tried Mrs Wiuslows Soothing Syrup for Children
VIII ever consentto let her child pass through the distress
ing and critical period of teethng without the aid Of this
invaluable II life and health be estna
ted BIZ dollars cents it is worth its weight in gold
Millions OF bottles Of Mrs. Wnsow's Soothing Syrup
sold every year In the United States.
Price, only rs cents a bottle.
None genuine without the fac smile of Curtis Perkins
cn the outside wrapper Of each bottle.
Sold by L. F. Pierce, Montpelier, at wholesale and
tail. l10y1
j. n. Henry Sons, Waterbury, Vt. General Whole
sale Agents for Vermont and Canada East.
, Rock ROsE.-This very efficient and justly popula
medicine continues pleased to learn to increase in
reputation and sale. We informed by ladies and gentle
men of undoubted authority and intelligence, who have
thoroughly tried and have been very much aided and of
ten cured by it, that it is wonderfully efficient in Scrofua
Dyspepsia, and the whole Of Chronic Malades. j.
NJ. Henry Waterbury, Vt. Agent. 104w16
JUST PUBLIsHED.-A edition of the Peoples Pam
phle, giving the rise and progress and wonderful
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, from 1SiOt the pre-
sent time, given gratis by the agents Of this vabluae med
icIne 1t is richly worth perusal. Geta copy at Smiths
Drug store.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
1.-The a..afiOpp.

Office is hereby given, that have this day reliuquish
III ed to my son Edwin s. Chadwick the remainder Of his
minority and that shall claim none of her earnings
nav any debts Of his contracting after this date
Rraintree, April II, 1858. SlLAS CHADWlCk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
STATE OF YER u0NT,

WAsHIsGr0g COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Montpelier, April 18th, 1858 /
hereby certify that having this End Tuesday Of
April, A. d. 1858, duly compared the of the Free
men of said County for County Commissioner find that
Hon. Abdial Kent received 1890 votes !
Hon. Hiram Jones received 1920
Scattering,
Therefore hereby make Proclamation that Hon. Abdal
Kent having received plurality of the Of the Free
men OF said County is duly elected County Commissioner
for the County Of Washington for the year ensurng.
LUTHER NEW County Clerk.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22

5000 lbs. Sugars
u CEIVED and relieving from New York, at reduced
npricees at
March 10, 1865, ST0RRS FULLER,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
CURTIS g. PERKINS
wild Cherry HsitacrS.

E0R the of Bilious and Jaundice Complaints, and
general debility. They quicken the blood and give
SEw and vgor to the whole system. Sold by Drug
gists generally, 1l0y1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
Silver Spoons.

u EST quality and finish for sale by
ID March II, 1858. STORRS FULLER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
Willow Growers e!

ND those who wish to engage in this profitable branch
Il of business, informed that we prepared to buy
their willows in green state with bark on or peel them
by the tom when they be delivered us, and
who cannot deliver them here will furnish MACHINES
FOR FEELING.
Circulars, giving full instructions for growing Willows
sent free to any addressing
III GEO. J. & +. A. COLBY, Waterbury VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
NILLlM II ARD.

RASKETS, CABS G. CRADLES.
IA ERCHANTsS, Graders, Farmers, Mechanics, and the
Ifl rest of mankind in gener l. will please bear in mind
that the place to buy Willow Ware of every descriptions
such as Chliren's Cabs, Chairs and Walking Baskets,
Market Travelling Laundry and Cheese Baskets Common
Farm and Factory Baskets &C. &c. &C., also Cab Wheels
without tops, at wholesale, is at
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
3oO.OO8
Chelsea, April s, 1858.

O'r7I1os'' n PITT y 170V7' IT W
EDrroa FREEMAN The piece of land in the
problom in the Freeman dated April 18th, would
be equivalent to Il square piece of land contain
ing S acres and 6j square rods, or S66 square
rods
Problem for Solution.-In rectlngle, take
the diagonal=lO rods, and the porimeter=2S
rods, to find the sides. x.Q.Q.
Randolph, April l6, 1858.
The Washington Union says that, at the
recent elections in St. Louis and Jefferson
City. "the Abolition ticket was successful"
The Springfield Republican says:
Mr.. Gardenhire' who is elected Mayor O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
Mnrate e. Phosphate Of Lime,
100 GrindStOweS

A 1So SO bbls. Poudrette for sale by
IA April 20, 1SlS. STO0RS FULLER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22

GEX3. ,. K u. "A. COLBY'R.
ATERBURY, VT.
N.B-We have the hest of workmen, and will engage
to furnish any thing in the above line of BETTER QUALITY
and at lower prices than be obtained in Boston.
Willow Baskets for Farm and Factory use are much
heater and more durable than those made of ash spn
Our Willow is of superior quality and, peeled by ma
chinery without boiling it does red or brown like
willow that has been boiled.
We will send samples of Wares to merchants if dc.
sired, and let them be sold on commission. III
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22

HRHTson OIty, IS an eX-AttUTHcy UUHeTaI OF
>te, an able gentleman, and an avow-
ve Free-State man. We know
h endorse him as fit associate of
Blair and B. Gratz Brown in the
generating Missouri. His election
d of the municipality of Jefferson
event only less important and sig
han the Free-State triumphs in St.
md proves that the hopes of the State
"a by the latter, are speedily to be real
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
ElAWER WARE.


NOID Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, Necklaces &e.--a
large lot just received and to be sold at reduced prices
by A. A. MEAD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
aud C'a SnRl less y

According to " X Q. Q.'s" answer, B. has
100 acres of land at $500 per acre, while A.
pays 81 90 more and has only fifty acres, which
amounts to bnt $500 therefore the answer is
not correct.
A. has 7llS7 acres, worth t,2lit per acre, $500
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22

every time the cannon is fred over the grave.
And the moment the breath has left the body,
! the friends must leave the form 50 lately cher
iShed, unto the hands of strangers to array 1t
for burial and to care for until the appointed
hour has come, merely because custom has said
it is improper TO do otherwise and hold the
mother with steady grasp when she often feels
it would be such happiness to do for her little
treasure to the last And friends who have
that same comforting faith that a few have
found, who fell that they know not where the
loved are gone, must be paraded up and down
the aisle when their hearts are breaking, and
have the cold prying eyes of strangers watch
ing the number Of their tears as they are drawn
like drops of blood wringing out his very life.
Were to consult my own feelings alone,
should never have public funeral. should
bury my friends quietly and in order at prop
or time after the deceasc, and strive to listen to
the Voice Of God andof Angels as my Comfort
ers.
+" The brother-in-law of the deceased my
mothers brother-wh0 so disturbed Mr. b. In
his efforts to assist " the widow and the father
less is to me almost as u second father. His
kindness and that of my aunts can remember
almost as long as have the power of recollec-
ton. | have ever received of their bounties
almost like their own, and through the long
dark years of sorrow when lay upon bed
of pain from which | have been raised b,
Spirit Power they were with me in sympathy
and care, and now they rejoice with me in thu
new light that has taken away the sting o
cath. They were with us much during III,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22

TO aid in the extension Of its circI
1 possible, for whatever is done .
attempt to drag down the Republi
lrd to a less radical course, must be
8 columns Aware Of the. difficulty,
the suggestions for our use and p'
III the friends of Freedom can giyd
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-03-06

pon. du tout Cs II est daars rt eco
a maperceror quill etait ben miss Cora amat ar
Ne-ce pas dit e vcard Celia f haaser les epau!e de vo
gems par dedau m bonhur dc Ia dc cc
argent le senl ami qui trahise jamais! 49,.
"A prop dit Roqubrune quon nous donna dax a
de dollars pour indemnite . ...
- lndemnte dc guoi :?
- De foret devatee.
'n fou dit le Butterfly deaS millions Dc
dollars nj su Naurez-vous Cora
Sans doue, Cora tout Croyezyon p
haa mon cher monsieur Butterfly vouons pass v her
pa amour Ce ben denmndons de dot
tire charmantc file Miss Cora dmsnt beaue
est pogee plus decner Dams deux ellie
ade Pon serieusement Roluebune oa ayez prs oe
de ami Busy permission dams les mains dc qno rainer
ruinera certain resez propose Vous
file chmane miss Cora plus belle ponnc de qu
Je i Avaht ellie reombea les bras Fa
bonn aa Par buheu ronve
homme de ceu mmenmn rchc qa lame ct 4 en- a anne aes
quel lie c de fortune Get homme est cu meme que
depoue ct qui upe fates ree Simon son
ben, possible du mons ndemnt uhne
dollars par exempe puan pour fe payer
Scioo Donnezu file marriage
quare mile dollars dot De cetse cn public p,lera ros
dete tout monde Get paitl
Parfemen dit Samuel as instant de redexon mais e veux
pour part mile dollars mile pour cce de Cora
Accode restriction que Cora refuse epouser
ami, Busy recev Ia tout entiere. ...
Je repon repqua Samuel marriage ra
tos scmanes apres lie paiement de lindemnte. t,
Rubune ALA ami u pala da ta quill await concu
e veux Butterfly. .. .. -
All malheurru auasu M scr Busy Epouser Cora Plu,ot
IA mort! wy .t
- Bah este que lui g.rdes rancuns! Is. 800 f.
- Crainstu 10 marriage, ~
-Je Grains Ia file dun Butterfly. .-i .r.. -. d
Eth ben u homme de resource ct u nTouera'
gu tn voudras. ... -.e a .#s..
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a r-g,..F ssssf = isa1 - ALrarD AssolLAsr- # r
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sr-sss- xEDAlLLE DHoNNEuH, 1870. .,,, rrsb = !.
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don is rtss Do Esnsss
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AsruMEs, cArARpGE, coQrELucHE. RHr.
MES, rorx coSvuLsivE, ISrLkNNsTioss DE
poirRiSI, etc. - Ces affections sont 10 re.
sultat dune accumulation, dans le tissu
meme du poumon et sur In surface dcs bron
chcs. dune matisre claireuse. AcRr, vis
QuEUsE, EPAissL, qui s'est devc oppec daus
Il, pouinou 4 In suite dune inflammation. La
trachec artsre es, Souchac, De- poamon M 50
diiate plus, Ia respiration devient impossi.
BILE. La nature ckercre cSpuser cetie
HuNEuR oLAfREUsE par dcs accSs de foux
convulsive, OF le inaladc melrt asph yxie, ii
ON ne 80 hite de iui administrcr EArir
pour supplscr aux efforts impuissanis dc Ia
nature - aA@4 a'f i5fe ~ e. n tt'
APopLGxlr, ,.rAR,LYsiE. = Lc cervcau cat
traverse par unc quanti;s infnle de yais.
scaux sanguins ct lymp,atiqucs u est Gu.
velopps dane pcllicuic GU membrane mu.
quease, qui exsudo me humenr glnireiise
chargee d'entretcuir Get organe dans un etnt
d'humidiic ccnvenubie. Aassitot que, par
una cause quelconque, un pen din'lamma.
tion se deycloppe, soft dans lcs vuisscauy
sanguins on lymphatiques, soit s.Ans Ia peiii-
cule ,oa issssni 5ranc rnuQsenae, ~ que. lAr
suite. rhumeur gl,lreusc est sfcrctee Plus
abonAaS,se Quill ne conviert, 81 - Er AScHE.
WGSI Do cctte hanenr dams " cerve1u, u,
peu apres, APoPLESIE ct PARALrstE.
u ny q "a un anoyen dempechcs IN pt
roll mslucur. c'esf duscr de FEhxW dc
GssDie AvAxT, PENpAsT Er-ArHrs L'EPAS.
cHtNEST, pour 10 prevenir ct pour en- ope'
res n rSsorptiou par une derivation pub .
santo sur 70 tabs intestinal, sil yxl eu lieu,
BILE, NALtpIEs BiLiEusLs, FttvRE JAu
m. JAvxfssE, IsbisgsrfoSs, cHoLteA Noa Z
scs, etc. - LsorsqIte. 10 fole csi devcnn ie
siege d unc inflammation ylolenic, cote In
flammation 50 ommunique Ia rHfe, fes-
ton,ac ct sax iutestins par suite dun debor.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-03-06

nNT l'houneur d'snnoncer I
Uleurs amis ct au public en-
kneral qu'ils ont cdsert Ala.
drssss ci.des1tts un mdeaxiI Do
Meublcs Dc tous genres, tels
que Its, buresux, ! ar,poires et
lavabos, tables De centre et su.
tres. sofas. tete-A-tetes. chai.
ses. mate las on erin. ! resort
ct 90 mousse plume. etc, efe.
l.s eutseprennent les fepa-'
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1lssu ftecraoMaoNfnQuts sAppao'

Co Trssv dole sss psoprslfss eurati ses ia
subrfsDce dolt a, ostl compese. % ,sax me
taax dc la pile yoltaiaue guu Y scnt inccrpo
r6s en- poudrv impalpable San action ct
snergiqus sur i'spp sroii dermclieJ II y Dc.
veloppc une tr4nsp irntion aboudante, et que.
qaefois une eruption ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
saiheairc. 30 90 Ls0 o. sR5flfl WrMtf q
C, T,ssc 'est dane ,soli4li,6 telsc gull dure
indefiu,mcnt, ct que Yusaxs on Get plus eco
pomique q Plus cfdcacc que cclu' BepapsesS
dts chimiques don't Faction sssHsssvsns
TASvwrAs CONNIE Dc PArL GAoe, sas
- - 60 q ssecSn. = si,Btfg usfE
T Peue 10 ,vsute en- sros, 4 Ia Nou'
GOURD0N ct Gle, NENGlN, CLAVEL
Paroissss ehss tous lss correspondents de c.
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Par lsAcAu9Mls ,ps MtusclNl.

huiic, cr qui salisscnt 10 corps lie lingo Lee
nsdcciis qui Font cmploye savent quil que.
rii souycnt, VT souLAoE 1ouJorRs tss Dor.
tnrs g9at.e',ses et rhamatismoies, les NJ.
rrairf~ desfssfs sosnrs. tes 1hTrasnes. lee
Ypajtrnsiom s<renses el hydropi9uss, les IL
aimmafioas de ID pierre IL ~ possson, etc.
en- an mot, tontes, les, Affections Qaj 80 modi
Hent par ls surexcitatfon du ffnsu cutnns.
Tons lea journaux 10 medecine do Paris
FONT rccomInaude.
. - I4IFH ttI<ll 81 ~ sEf4f az -lH a. H.gH
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s1UW 3zHNVIIAIsH, NO "a,
s9f q nrcoroNuRr PASSAGE De La BouRsE.

rations, echapges Ct prenncn
des meubles en- msgasinage.
lie osent ssperer, par leurs
sciAs q sGerts, obtsnir une
psrt u biepveillaht pssronogs
de lsurs amis ct du public.
sIssd Com usa6des pour u
cdMspsaae sssousc exsoutees
dams u plus BRET. dtlai. Lem.
ballage Sc fera svsc le plus
grand soin. 2ld
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-10
(Comptunicafed.l


MR. CARLnE-Dear Sir ~ would re-
spectfully call your attention to some errors
in your notice Of sour Indiana Colleges,
contained in this mornings Journal. First;
you did not give the correct name OF the
University located at Indianapolis, which II
Won had don. would have saved the eNpla-
nation following, as its name suihcienu!
EXPLAINS its connection. Secondly: you say
il Is aunder the care of tAe Christians OF
Canpbcllitcs," thus using the two names as
SYNONYMOUS terms: / would remark, here,
that the University referred TO, is not under
the care of Complexities (if there be such
people), and that the name, Campbelii'e, as
applied to the christian Church" is nick
name. We wish it distinctly understood
that we discard all human names, believing
as we do, that the only proper and scr'p'u
raj name for the followers of ChristiS Chris
,ian of Disciple and we shall regard all VII
persist in calling Us nick-names as mani
testing want of courtesy and true Chri'
tan shirt. The name of the institution ;
= indianapolis is the Northwestern Chrlstla
:. University. eee.
- $500 Very respectfully,
y. GREEN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-10

sa~Col A. c. Pepper has announced
himself as an independent candidate for the
State Senate from Ohio and Switzerland
counties. The Colonel has heretofore been
a consistent old line Democrat, but he now
rcpudiates the Lecomptonism of the former
leaders of the party. He adheres to his
primitive faith, and denounces the doctrines
of Bright, Fitch, and Hughes. Col. Pepper
has been fayorite with the Democratic
party, who have literally rewarded him
with the honors and emoluments in its gift.
lie has been Z. S. Marshal, and has held an
Indian ese~sy and, il is said, has made
more money out of these positions than any
other Federal officer appointed from Indiana.
In the eyes of the Lecomptoni.es he is as
much of an migrate and traitor as Judge
Hovey. He runs against Mr.. Henry, the
regular Democratic nominee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-10
The Hon. Henry seerest,

Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Seventh District opened the canvas by a
speech at Terre Haute this week, in which
he defined his position in terms which show
him 20 be strongly anti-Lccompton, a. Judge
Hovey or Hicks Of the Rockport Democrat
both of whom arc receiving tie denuncia-
tons Of the party in this district.
Mr. Secrest reviewed the Kansas question
in its various phases during the last Con-
gress. When the question was first sprung,
he opposed the admission of Kansas under
The Lecompton constitution; at the 9Th Of
January convention be made q speech
against it, at the ed ofFehruary meeting he
again discussed the question, and was moro
vicle-tly opposed 70 it than ever, because
he had seen the returns Of the election on
the 4th Of January which removed all
doubt az to The opposition of the people Of
Kansas 70 Il He was anti-Lecompton ther
and be was arti-Lecomrtcn new.
There were soE.e things IN the C-:tte,den-
II III EOS Ike,
though he would haze voted for 4 70 defeat
the original Lccompton rropcsiticn-of two
evils be always chose the least. Coming
down 70 the English bill, he said he had
been Intercepted by several gentlemen OF
Terre Haute on that measure, in a way that
seemed TO demand a categorical answer
That, it was impossible for him to give
there being some things in that bill which
under certain circumstances he would APP
prove-other things he could not approve.
He preferred it to the original Senate bill
but all hope Of passing that measure, was
abandoned before the Conference Committee
was appointed. He was opposed 10 all IN
directlcgislntion, and disliked that feature o.
the English bill which indirectly submitted
the Lecompton constitution to vote of tho
people. That would accomplish it, work
however, before the law could be affected
The other clause of the bill, saying that i
Lecompton be rejected, Kansas should no
come into the Union until she had attained
a population of $4,000, he was opposed TO
and if elected to Congress, and Kansa,
should apply with constitution ratified by
the people at fair election, he would vote
for her admission, regardless of the English
bill prohibition.