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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

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The greatest bsrd the world has sver known.
Not shus single thee, o, gracious Paa,
| Tie SYLVAN God and great.s 81 friend TO maa.
tnne my harp, regardless Of the rest,
/ If tiacu ft insaire, my heart Is doubly blest.
/ Sprung from great Joves the railing God above.
Thy nsoiher fbis worthy of his love,
lmploriass begged him TO bestow on thee
The rale and empire of each forest tree,
The sole protector sf the shepherd too.
Ana g.ard'nn o'ei the streams that wander
The mountaia vale md meadow where are seen
| IN perfect peace upn the waving green,
The Plainnve lamb, he roarine bail beside.
All blessed by thee, by thee aIoBsssupplied.
a. hail, great Pan thou patron Of the chase,
Lhe God OF huntsHkn and the sylvan race.
40 thee shall honor ever more be paid
LII name res0und through every hill and GLADE.
kAy ruddy tacs shall still the w6igd illume.
fay yestal light iss endless rick cbnaume.
AND hirsst Nalads Ger thysAtes guard,
Ie mark intrudeFs and thear e6urSe reta,d.
Hark. do hesE the huhtsman's horn afar,
Or, winds and trees engaged is angry war.
Ihe wind at rest old Bereas, ured at last.
Has ceased 10 exercise has chilling blast,
And all 50 PLACID that hwouid seem as though
1~eTe pity ever for the winds TO blow.
Aurora : car has jss, begun 70 rise,
10 ope the gates Of far-otf eastern skies,
And, 10! shs sprinSles dew drops on the earth
!o urge her flowers into speedy bir,h.
And .ee. ,b. H.. -d-.ss. -
TJnon .hs - p. $50" 1ie P'ah'
Alas so anon ~ 90. =, r.1
The L,n, - a., -. e." c'i.o
Aud looks hah;nd h;n. -. 70. - ~.
NOW steals he Otf-alarrn has surely gIven
Speed that would rival lightning drawn from
Nov .ro,s :. .h.,
That one miyb, o"ss,'os !, ~ -. sSamsPess, S.,s &c.
49, ~, -.S4.fI fJ.suvn 80 I" 'ne ora,e creation
hos, ,hou M, = -. az. I' .eas"n' ealcu'ancn;
roar - ''ess ue'' A'''s
Reminds one sarelv of n. ocean .so,. : ,. ..
When winds. Iony nso, ,,s as .-ss., i.~.,. A..
= - zers.s - T - e.%A''' '~'' 1s
VOW Fs ss ssss @ . ssre raountsI yaIe
Regarding not the injury they entail,
az sweeping on. The forest trees overturu,
And feIlces Eroslrsse, cause the SWAN In mourn
Ontii al last they reach the neigh DO ring pla,n.
Thence wreak their vengeance on the az.I,e main,
Thus, thus the cries of an xious hounds re.ound
When 0aified once, and nosiny all around
Ihey snuf tie scent, now hot and smeit ~ an.
Winch Renaed, forced to fy or vsctim fas.
ftad lea behind and marked the scaaty bed
FROM wh,eh, 90 lately, he d reluctant fed.
y, Psn, divine preside and peace command =:
Prevent all shouting in the huntsmsn n hand.
And suffer not excess Of zeal to force
Th' iueautsous youth to headlons spur hi, horse.
Lest Renard, hearing, doubles short aheod,
And thus the hounds be thrown across the thread
Yet who nesd fear, great "tSano" leads The vas
The loved Of OfGOds-the pride and boas, Of man
In vain thy canning shall be taxed to-day,
Thou WHY fox thaI iiyest on thy prev
In vain you climb upon the crooked fence,
1ouu scarce nave mounted ere you re driven
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

We are eurins to know how many fees I'm
Iemanine arithmetic 30 70 the mile, because we
never met with lady whose shoes were nae
70 say the very FEAST, mile 300 big icr her.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

M NFS. JANE M. HAAsaETT. Char
w loite Hal. II eow fuslv prepared 10 &C.
eommOdaie students md Others with hcasd
and aa seasonahle rates. raFenis intending lC
seusd elleis sons . he academy at this placR
(apd alh6 may b disposed % paisonize her,
ssts esbeesfuIly inIorf1ed sLaa saFiea utssnsian
sysIi De paid 20 The eOmlcsg and ueeaie of altsil
khi.dfkn, :. ~ -
chAFsts ~. iy' isssT-,i: ...,,.- :.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

An inseterats bachelor being asksd Why he
I'D n0t secure some Air onssooupany in his
voyage On the ocean Of sSis4s Il wonld
u were .uFe sacA su oeea1 I'D Do paai6e." !"
'PTudsns Cd bsaeh.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

"AVtNG removed TO iheIF new aud com.
- nIodiOns Warehouse, No. 1a3 PrasC
street. opposite the ''AAI4TY HOUSE" :"
heg lpave 90 iatOFm their customers that Ih, y
base aOss. On hsad . large and general assort
nseni Of CgR Oc'ER e s. .Iconsis,ing in
rart Of. - = f!t4k1 IN.
GOVERNMENT. JAVA. LAGUIRAs =
.@s-sls; rsna-s AND RIO .COFFEE
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS az.
GUNrOwDER,I IMPERIAL. Y. HYsON
AND BLACK TEAS.
G0znEk SYRUP. NEW ORLEANS s1
a ssf - e1t s7AND w. a. MOLASSE
Sperm. .aD.4Mak7LSE AND WOULD ''e
-, .-r,;s,I -, g.. . !. CANDLES
BAETE, C.aSTTLE md BRO WV soaps.
GL-9DES IND GOSHE-H BJTTEE
FAMILY, EXTRA SUPEIlFJNE AND
They also invite the especial attention oI
tIrif customers tn their extrnSis. stock al
imported and domestic LIQUORS. which
nayeIAesn 'e, Yeleeted. with the s'rasest n and
'NOv! 22a lS55-tf i7a5ys soa-asl
s<r~-e~Sr~~~>~1~o&l>. e~>~~o~
CIGAR MANUFACTORF.. = 81
TOSEPH DAyISl&- CO. nave established
q themselves in Leonard Town Eorthe pur.
pose &C carrying oa-a -ahe ManaiaesOsy OF CT
gagS fAn orders ia. .theis aHRes who'eNle Or
resAiI, win Be- 6lIet with aespasch add 'stlhe
lowest pEfees., .,-..,,..,
oarsisais are made Of '.he very best m.
5eriai. sna ot imported Havana tobacco. -
They respectfully solicia . sshaEs Of pubii
Patyuaages aega ~
sslSePt Alah--tl. - ,g7u5saars. IL .I"srf
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

"A Journalist" said the great Eapelsan. %
a grumbler, . coasursr, . gfSer .of adviees q se.
gent OF s0ycsigns, . tutor 0f -nistiuns =ks9f
hossile DewsraP<Es ase more to-bsi Gaagedi tkeD
. hundred 1hosAand bayOnets.; ,15 - 1913
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

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'E! i'gI55c- ~aNmJ = 3 @r3 asSbg3
sd ysgAl !. IL ag4s-. n LG1 alszSs4 ass8s@d
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

.ki-S5aI 81 Gsulx
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
II am a Democrat Of the Jefsr-
son School"

The above declaration was made 10 our
hearing, few evenings since, by gentle.
man who was advocating the doctrines Of
the Democratic party, and sustaining the
Administration of James Buchanan. Now
we would ask the gentemAn's attention to
the following. written BY Mr.. JeffsrsOu 10
l77e and which expressed his sentiments
at that time. In speaking Of King George
III, of Great Britain be says:
"He has waged cruel war against hu,
man nature itself, violating its most ncred
rights Of life and liberty in the persons Of
distant people who never offended him,
captivating and carrying them into slavery
in distant hemisphere, OF TO incur miseI,
able death in their transportation thther.
This piratical warfare. the opprobum Of
tlfdeI powers, is the warfare Of the Ckris.
tian King Of Great Britain, determined 10
keep open market where MEN should
be bought and sold. He has prOstituIed
his negative for suppressing every legisIa.
tive attempt 10 prohibit OF 10 restrain thls
execrsbe commerce" DC. '
!. He recites the aboysas being among tho
crimes Of the the King Of Great Britain,
and among the crimes which justified our
forefathels in taking up arms against hims
Now, how any man can be -
Democrat, and at the same time fsS.
Buchanan aud his policy, is. to D.
mind, about as clear as mud, when We
consider that some Of the very thiugs
for which Jefferson condemned the King
Of Great Britain 10 l776. be would, If yet
living, condemn James Buchanan in 1858.
The King of Great Britain 'Wagsd cruel
war against human nature, violating ts
most sacred rights Of life and liberty
James Buchanan has done the same tbingI
The King Of Great Britain determined 20
keep open a market where MEN should
be bought and sold.'---Phe same the de'
termination Of James Buchanan q"
A Jefferson Democrat land yet 10.
dorse the policy and sustain the Admins.
tration Of James Buchanan!l Alb, Cap
tain, you hold to the name, but you have
forgotten the principles of that great aud.
good man.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
Mr.. Blngham's Mileage i.

Mr.. Bing ham stands charged with
drawing from the treasury for mileage,
more money than he was entitled by law.
The law regulating the mileage of mems
bers. allows them $S for every 20 miles
travel in going to- and returning from a
session Of Congress, or ct the rate Of forty
cents per mile, the distance to be compu-
ted by the usually travelled route between
the members home and the seat Of Gov
ernment. ..r
Now, the actual distance. by the usually
travelled route, from Mr.. B'a residence to
Washington, is 43l miles. But Mr.. B.
charged for 500 miles, receiving an excess,
at the last session, over what he was enti
tied to, Of S69,2s; and duling the entire
Congress $llO.40. Win Mr.. B. in ad-
dressing "his constituents" be pleased to
explain, this matter and let them know BY
what law or authority. be thus filched
from the treasury more than he was emit.
tied to?--DemOerat.
1t is enough 10 say in reply to the
above, that Mr.. Bingham never charged
for 500 miles as the Democrat alleges;
but on the contrary, the distance from a
Members residence TO the seat Of Govern
ment is always computed by "a Committee
appointed by the speaker Of the House Of
Representatives. This, at least, should have
been known to the senior editor Of the
Democrat. Another fact he must not
lose sight ofis.this. That whatever mileage
the Committee awarde d Mr.. Bingham i
was less than was ever awarded to a mem.
Der from this District before, and $1,000
less than was given 10 his Democratic pre-
deCessOr Mr.. Stuart just four years before.
Will our friend, the Judge, put that in
bis pipe and Smokeit. ss4GuG5 srY
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
Indrs Means, ConaIatanOv

The above gentleman, like English, th'
author Of the infamous Kansas act. avOw
that be will vote for the admission Of Kan.
Sas, slave or free. whenever she presents
he'solf with . constitution legally formed
and approved By the people Of that terrific
ry. Nov, It will be remembered that bis
Hon. endorses this Bribe Bill which pro
hibits the admission Of this Territory IS q
Free State without population Of sS, ,sa0;
whereas Il admia her aa q Save State
with population Of 5000. Here is tile
restrictive clause. Readl ......'
"fut should Q majority Of the votes be
cast for the proposition rejected it shall
be deemed and held that the people Of
Kansas do not desire admission into the
Union under the said G, institution, under
the eouditioss eel forth in said proposition
and, in that event. The people Of that Ter.
Iitory are hereby authorized and empower.
ed to form for themsslyes q Constitution
and State Government, under the name
Of the State OF Kansas, according to the
Federal Constitution, and may elect del
egsies for that purpose whenever, AND
NOT BEFORE, Il il ascertained by a
census duly and legally taken, that the
popa'0tiOn cfsGid Territory equals the ra-
No Of representation required for mem.
Der efhs House Of Representatives Of he
Unted States"
Now, If Judge Means endorses as be
does, he English Dill which prohibits The
admission Of Kansas into tho Uniou as a
Frrs State, until she has . population Of
9s,4so, We are auxiOns to know be can
SOts Epr her admission st all before her
pdpul.tiOH reaches that uambs,e Psrbsp
The Brmocrot can inform Us.
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service, 70 be appropriated 10 the future
as slaye pens 10 cohfus human ehEltels
And I'll this is done 10 the name Of De
ToOpey and by those who AlAim 10 Be
Dsmoents!-Stelb. Rsrald.
Yea and Hon Judge Msaas,' the stan
dard bearer Ofthe Democracy Of this con
grsssiO1sl district is Ofthst class OfPssOna
In bis speech on accepting the uOmiaAtior
be expressed himself in the most aPprO
wing terms in favor Of southern measura
and southern men. Ibslieve,' said be
as 1 believe in my personal Identity, that
traer men than our SOahsrn brethen nsv.
or existed
Now, the Honorable gentleman bss ex
ceedingly great vsusrsIiOn for bis South
ern brethern' and their institutions; we
shall therefore cal bic sttentiOn 10 the fol-.
loving resolution, passed by bis Alabama
brethren when the Texas question was ag-
itating the country;
Resolved, That the possession Of Texas
is Infinitely more important TO us OF this
section Of the Union than longer annex
alton and friendship with the Northeast
srn States, and il we have 70 yield either,
il cannot and shall not Be TsrOS.
Here ia a specimen Of the true bFsthern'
Of Judge Means. These are the South.
sru brsthsrn' that, in the language Of Mr.
MsanA without exception Isfs The country
united prosperous and happy. .aJ y
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
Disposition to Serve the South

There is a prevailing disposition among
the Democrats North, To- do v hateyer
lheir southern masters desire. And, in
many cases we have thought the Northern
Democrats were more subseryient than
the South Wishsd them 10 be, This was
certainly manifested BY The acts Of the last
Ohio Legislature, in which the Democrats
held controlling power. They SET them.
selves about, though unsolicited, and re-
pealed sll laws prejudicial to lbe interests
Of the shareholders, except clause 10 the
State Constitution, beg ond their resch.
We are not only compelled ppv to run
down and catch every rpnaWay bigger
that comes into the State. but our civil Of
ieers are subject to the cal Of slave dri-
ven, and our j,ils and prisons are at their
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
Abandoning their Ticket.

We have received some information
lately, which il true, should make even
Buchanan Democracy itself blush. It is
said here, by the local editor Of the Demo.
crot that the programme Of the Democra-
cy is to secure il possible, one county Of
feer, each year. BY succeeding in this
they console themselves with the idea, that
it will only be short time until they OBJ
tain complete control Of the Court House
Offices. In order therefore, to carry out
this plan, Il 10 said that their entire labor
from nov until the election, is to be devoted
10 secure The success Of Mr.. Shaw, their
candidate for Recorder. Their candidate
for Commissioner, and, Iu6rmary Director
are to get along themselves, If they can,
but are not to receive any electiOneering
support from those who aCt for. and control
The party. Mr.. Shaw is 10 get ell that,
while Mr.. Beckley for Commissioner, and
Mr.. Wiggius .fOr In6rmary Director. are
left to !"paddle their own canoes." This
is do oubtIess The linecf policy marked out
and II 50, 9 more shameful betrayal Of I
portion of q ticket We have scarcely evel
witnessed. What has Mr.. Beckley done
that be cannot receive the same assistanc'
from bis patty that Mr.. Shaw does snt
what has Mr.. Wiggins done that be is al
so to be slaughtered iu the house Of BIZ
friendsl Are they not 8 good Democrats
as Mr.. Shawl Have they not done al
much for their party as bet and if so, why
is this species Of favoriteism permitted Z
| develop itselfin such bold, and ignoble
manner? Justice would say that they 81
should stand together, elected together, o.
fall together. s,sa r-aa
Republicans! look tths plan Of you
Opponeutsl Foil them in this cowaydIy
! sltempt TO defeat Mr. Miller, -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
FREEMEN TO THE
RESCUE.

Do the friends OF Freedom throughout
OsToll county, realize the important fact
that the election Is close at handl On
next Tuesday you ere again called upon to
elect a Representative 10 your National
Legislature, aad BY that aCI declare 10 the
country what you desire its policy to be-
Have the issues that are at stake, been
fully canvassej, fairly considered, and their
Importance carefully treasured Up9 Are
you ready to strike another blow for the
regeneration Of your country, and to aid
in rescuing it from the direful evils into
which it has been plunged by the wild,
wicked and ruinous policy of locOfOcOism?
II you are not, let us invoke you 10 the
name Of our common country, and in the
name Of humanity to lose not anoth er
moment, in getting ready to do your duty
as freemeu on Tuesday next. Vote early
yourself, and then devote ths remainder Of
the day to getting to the polls your neigh
bOrs who do not SO fully realize the i'm
portauce Of attending the election as your.
self. See that svsry Republican is brought
to tie polls Have carriages at hand
Keep them running from the opening Of
the polls to their close, and by no means or
under any circumstance leave aRepublicaB
ct home, who is able and willing TO vote
the Republican ticket. In this way we
can achieve glorious victory.
There are soma things too that we all
should remember. We should remember
that the fate Of tho hardy aad lberty.lov
ing people of Kansas may depend upon
the vote Of our Representative in the next
Congress. We should remember that the
fate of a Protective Tariff may de pend up.
on bis action. We should bear cons tanty
in mind that the annexation of Cuba, is
one Of the leading measures Of the party
10 power, and that Thomas Means, the
Democratic candidate has already given
notice, Of bis intention, il elected, 10 vote
for that project. Remember that il is the
intention, it Spain refuses to sell that Island
to the United States,to steal II, This is the
doctrine Of the Ostepd Maui:eato, to which
is appended Mr.. Buchanan's signature.
II is the pei m 'asurs Of bis Admiuistra-
tim. He is willing, after be has "accOm.
pliShed this 70 give up the government TO
Breckenridge" Mt. Msan',the Democratic
nominee for Congress endorses every part
aud parcel Of this programme Ifelected,
be stands ready to acquire Cuba, BY fair
means or foul, to plunge the county into
an aggressive war with Spain, to entail
mOnStrOus National debt upon our people.
pnd to disgracc Us iu the syesoi ths whole
sivilizsl world. Reader This is the
Democratic feast TO which the country is
invited. Republicans let US exhort you
agaiu to rally in your strength, to rally in
your might, on Tuesday next. to save Tie
"A
country from the deep and lasting ruin 10.
10 which !ocOfOcoism would bring il.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
Rs1ubIloans DO On your auard.

A desperate effort is being made BY lbe
locofoeos to defeat our candidate for Re-
cOrder, Mr.. Charles. H. Miller They
seem to have given up all idea Of electing
any Of their candidates, save Mr.. Shaw,
for Recorder; and in favor Of him, and
against our candidate they are employing
their whole force, and effort. We should
not be surprised il, on the heels Of the
election, they would send circular through
out the county, assailiug and defaming
Mr.. MiIlsr's character, denying bis quail.
icatiOns to gil the Office; or Il may be as.
sering that be has situation at Alliance
that Is worth more to him than the Record
snhip. Fellow Republicans II these un.
manly means are resOHed too, treat them
as you would other charges that come
from that source,-with the contempt they
deserve. NJ. Miller is a candidate for Re.
cOrder, in good faith, and respectfully asks
the support Of bis Republican brethsru.-
The charge already made by bis Demo.
cratic opponents, that his situation at Ali.
ance pays him better than the Recorder.
ship would, is silly. He is only there
temporarily; nor has be even guarantee
to-day, that he will be there tomorrow.
Republicans therefore stand by yORr ticket,
end nothing but the ticket Be not de.
ceived. Be on your guard. Remember
that lOcOEOcO charges are always made o N
the eve Of an election, when II is suppos ed
to be too late to repel them. ,1 .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06
Looal I,ariaIakiah

The StubsnVille UniOn advoektss Ii,
election Of Means on the ground that b,
would 60 farther in lbs support Of lOca
improvements and locAl prosperity than
Bingham would. This Is the ysrY hsigh.
Of nonsense as well g impuds1es. when
did Means ever advocate or stand upon q
resolve that would protect let alone, foster
our local interestsl When did be ever
ask or prouise to ask the Congress Of the
United States TO revive the Tariff act Of
ls42. which would sgain light up the
Furnaces, FOuhdry's and Iron establish
msuis Of the Ohio Valleyi When did be
ever signify q willingness to use bis inAu.
ence in favor Of imposing a duty on i'm.
ported cloths 50 that our own Manu-
factures might again raise from their
prostration to compete with the pauper
labor Of Buropei When did be ever ad-
EOcats the improvement, by the General
Government, Of the Ohio river, which
passes BY bis doorH Never! No not be J
on the contrary be stands the avcwed and
bound opponent Of everything like protec>
ton to American interests, American Ia
bOF or l,cal Improvements. With what
contempt, then, must Old.lins-Whigs look
upon this man Mems and bis followers,
who 60 about the District and beg and en-.
treat them to vote for the Judge, for a seat
in Congress, when be is stepped to the
lipsin pledges to vote against almost every
measure which the noble old whig party
had for its eieed.
On the other hand, Mr., Bingham has
always been q Tariff man in the Whig
Aense Of the term, friend and advocate of
Internal Improvements; and is now Is
ready as ever to act with any body Of men,
or party, to restore to the cOyntry the as
csndancy Of these measures. We know
this TO be bis position. old.Line. Wings;
which of these men. can you then trust I
The Free trade--anti-Intsrnal Improve
nent cane idate, or the man who has always
oesu one of you, who is still one Of you,
Ind who ia as willing now as ever to battle
or what be and yourselves have always |
bought the best interests Of the countryH |
Jhooae ye between them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-06

Runners. 'spouten" and emmsarts are
dispatched through the county 10 keep the
frank and file" faithful to their allegiance,
aud to try sgain to rally the old whig
members on the abolition platform. But
they cant win--the times are against
them. and they prepare for defeat With 81
good : grace . they can Command
Democrat.
The Judge ls evidently poi posted
The active men in the Democratic party
those who travel the county, and under
stand its politics. have no hesitation II
saying to us, that our county ticket vii
be elected BY from 200. to ESQ majority
So Judge yOu must spur up. The yQuugp
members Of your patty ere getting fsr
bead Of you in point Of political informa
ion.