davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

! day, IT,
,..'' +.
. ..' =,
80 "
..-''N
|, dis Is
undd Is
/, the EA
quan- 4
u gal. Is
nliOns Il
\ els +
e hun i
,d gsl' l.
ga.lorns o. /
D ofA /
c lhoa' /
,ns pr |
limaia [
|r monb /
tho owsis |
plaslsi,!sI
lion hs'tI
made . !
ed, Of II
ply su!@
tiuw sn..J
hoat hrl|
y orF.1
r or hi,1
. ilily to ~1
. .,,e,.Sagi \
o:ks,sH.g
heres
vGed.s'..
. rot betss'
pngM
. puTo'ss'
1exs,aIm'
heapR..%.,
q prnH' :
iweldHes
,yyernss
thaa hs
is mais
,a8einss. y
oct
.RgI0'
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

he sus "
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
OroyiIie Turn Verein.

Regular meeiin-s are held on the second and
fourth Wednesday ofevery month, at O'Clock p NJ.
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at 3
O'Clock NJ
By Order. SIMON X. R0SENrHA Sec'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

1--WE w1Ild call attention to the Card OF Dr Van
Zinl, of san rIn;isco,w is treating Eye aud Ear
Diseases with truly great success since his return
from abroad. once in Nrlsat's building, N w. cor
ner Of Montgomery anl Jackson street, where he
may be consulted daily. f2-lm
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
~ DR.. j. l.. Czapkay,s reputation is rap.

% DR.. j. Il. CLapkay's reputation Is rap
IDLY spreadin; through this state AMI Oregon we
learn from reliable sources. lie is practicing with
remarkable success, and has deservsdly secured
public confie Those needing medical aid would
do well TO call writel II: his Institute, in Fran
cisco. We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
ment in another column
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
A 0ucs;ion for Burns.

You in the last Congress voted for a
Bill which gave TO the people of Kansas
the right to come at once into the Union
with Slave Constitution, withom regard
to population, and denied them the oppor-
tunity 10 present themselves clothed in the
rebes of Freedom, until it had been legally
ascertained that IFS population largely ex-
ceeded what il is now known to be. In
other words, you voted to make a ..Saue
State with.a population of fifty thousand,
and to require population of at least ninety
three thousand, and probably, flor the cen
sus of 1860 will raise the ratio one hun
dred and twenty thousand, to make a
legal Free State. As gentleman of
honor you are bound by your vote, and the
exigency of your reelection will not allow
you to escape the execution of the bond.
You have only one mode Of eseape-the
repeal of that clause of the English Bill
Will you vote for its repeal and thus give
the People ofKansas fair chance TO make
it Free States
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
Did Burns Vote s.Directly', for
LecOmDtOn!

His friends say that he did not, we say
that he did. Now for the proof. After
its passage in the Senate the Bill was sent
to the House of Representatives for their
approval or rejection. Mr.. GIDDINGs of
Ohio moved that it be rejected, and the
question was distinctly put by the Speaker,
".ShaU tie Bill be reiected" The yeas
and nays were taken and Mr.. BURNS vote
stands recorded among the nays! Is this
vote not "lirect?" If not, we should
like to know what would constitute "di-
rect" vote. Suppose the motion had been,
@shall tho Bill be adopted" would that have
been direct? Yes. Well, is it any more
"direct" than the vote on Mr.. GDD1NGs'
motion? No reasonable man will claim
that it was. But Ills useless to argue
with men that will deny that BURNS voted
for the Lecompton Constitution, particu-
larly when their curses upon his head for
that very vote, are yet so fresh in our
memories. - So
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30

EEThe Editor of the Farmer says
that BURNS voted against the Lecompton
Constitution on the '.6nal vote.' Will the
Editors be good enough to tell us when
that vote was taken? how many voted aye
aud how many voted Maya 1t is all news
to us and to every body else except the
Editors of the Farmer. Hadn't they bet
ter get the discovery patented! Now pe
assert that BURNS never voted as is stated
in the Farmer, and we will give the Edi-
tors of that paper Fifty Dollars If they
will produce eren the shadov Of proof to
show that BURNS did vote as they say
Will they accept the proposition or will they
persist in their attempt to cram so palpable
so bare faced falsehood, down the throats
of the public. We shall see.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30


EEWe feel little curious to know
what the Locofoco Speakers-Pugh and
Gaston-willta about to-day. 1t won't
do for Pugh to advocate Lecompton, for
the Locofocos here are all Anti Lecempton,
atleast he would have thought so had he
heard them curse Burns for his votes for
Lecompton. He will have to swhangdoo-
die" his hearers TO something different
Suppose CASTOR explain what he meant by
denouncing Burns through his paper as a
"traitor," for voting for Lecompton, and
where he got the new light since, that sat
isfies that Burns didn't for Lecompton.--
These are matters that the people here feel
about as curious to have explained, as they
do 10 know something about the Comets.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30


HA Locofoco orator after indulging
in an hours personal abuse of HELMCK, ac-
knowledged afterwards that he knew all
the time that he was lying, "but" said he,
"I did it to keep your stumpers explaining
away these charges, instead of attacking
Gen. BURNS, who we very well know is Just
like a rotten apple-you can penetrate him
from any direction. He's held office for
25 or 80 years, has four or five sons in Of
fee now; never was inside of a Church but
two or three times in his life, and last win
ter when in Congress, instead of sticking
to his pledges, voted for every cut throat
Bill that was introduced" The Locofoco
was right. They ought to do something to
turn public attention away from tteir own
candidate.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
Street Dialogue.

1st Democrat-How many Congress
men did our party get at the late election
in Maine?
End DemocrQt-Nonei t.sa
LIST Democrat And how many in Yer
mont? -+-s z...7-
End Den,ocrat-NoRe! -
1st Democrat-Is it possible. I tell
YOU the party is beginning to reap the
crop it has been sowing for the last 8 or
10 years:
End Deniocrdt-What do you mean9
1st Democrat-I mean that the party's
giving up TO Slavery is driving thousands
of honest men out of our ranks every year.
1t was not so in JAcKsoN's time. How
many Congressman do you think we'll get
in Ohio? --e.- -
End Democrat-Well don't know, l
think we'll elect BURNs in this District.
1st Democrat-Why should BURNS
election be doubtful in District that is
largely Democratic
End Demoerat-Well don't know!
1st Democrat-Yes you do know. 1t
is because he pursued course in Congress
that you, in your heart, do not approve Of
and you think that there are hundreds OF
other Democrats just like yourself, only
that they won't vote for him. I know Of
such in our neighborhood. There's S. and
J. NJ, was at funeral with them last
Friday, and while coming home they both
declared shat they would not vote for
BURNS. s ~1 %. .-.
End Democrat-They must be seen,
will send Henry c., Mr.. s.. brother-in-law
at him to straighten him out.
1st Democrat-Its no use. They are
determined to vote for Slavery no longer.
When the news Of BURNS treachery to our
party reached them they declared they had
given him their last vote. l did the same,
and 1 intend TO stick to my word. No
slauery propoga',dist hereafter gets vote
of niue.
2nd Democrat-I should like to see
you before you go out, can explain BURNS
vote.
lst Democrat-I have had them ex.
planned, take the Farmer and though il
may pretend to smooth it over now, votes
as published at the time, are my author
ity.
2nd Democrat-Oh, well let it. CO.
BURNS is. our candidate, and guess We
had better all support him, ha, ha, ha.
.Ist Demoerdt-I guess ! won't. Coco
day.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30

The LATE CAMP MEETINGs.-We are
pleased to see the camp meeting spirit re-
viving throughout the country: An ex-
ccllent religious spirit and excellent order
have attended. these meetings, without ex-
ception, SO far as we have heard from them.
The number of conversions has not been so
large as oi, some former occasions, but the
members of the Church have been very
much quickened, and many have been con-
verted.-- Western Christian 4Advocate.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
EgThe Editors of the Farmer sa,

E The Editors of the Farmer say
that Burns only voted "witE the Lecomp-
tonites on the prelimiadries of the Le-
compton question in the House" That's
all, is it9 Only voted on the 'tprelimina-
ries' did he? Was Giddings' motion to
reject the Bill, only preliminary" We
supposed motion to reject Bill would be
pretty direct test as to who its friends
were, and Gen BURNS voted against reject
ing it, therefore we very innocently set him
down as friend TO Lecompton. What a
mistake. BURNS only voted on the "pre-
kn,inasfes" of the Bill and the motion TO
reject was aprelim;ndry.' Now we see
it clear rs mud.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
How Doctors Di...ree

Inc Eoitcrs OF the Farmer say we "dare
not deny" that the English Bill gave to the
people of Kansas the chance to vote Le-
compton down." Our denial would amount
to nothing with them and with many of
the readers of their paper, therefore We will
introduce upon the witness stand man
of prominence in their own party. In the
Senate on the Wednesday before the pas
sage of the English Bill, Mr.. Stuart of Mi
chigan, was reviewing the course of Mr..
Pugb. He quoted Mr.. P. as saying in one
of his Lecompton speeches, that Congress
had no right no authority, to remand tho
Lecompton Constitution to the people of
Kansas. He inquired: Z
"Does the Hon. Senator from Ohio say
to-day that the question is not remanded
to Kansas for vote of the people, which is
to determine its tate?"
Mr.. Pugh-"By this Bill9"
Mr.. Stuart-"Yes sir"
Mr.. Pugh-"i SAY IT IS NOT"
Mr.. Stuart-"Very well, Sir, that is pre-
cisely what desire to know"
Mr.. Pugh-"Inot only sag 1t as not re
manded, but I would not vote for the Bill
If IL did remand it,"
"Mr. Stuart-"Precisely So"
Now Mr.. Pugh is undoubtedly mistaken
and the Editors of the Farmer, right. He
is only U. States Senator, and has mt pro-
badly informed himself very well upon the
subject. AT all events, they have the best
right TO know-dont they edit the Fdrmere
Suppose they ask Mr.. Pugh when on the
stand to-day, just what they asked US, and
see how he'll wilt.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30

Eg Congressman Burns voted for the
English Bribe and Threat" By that
vote he declared that Free States should
not have an equal chance with Slave States
that Kansas might come into the Union as
a Slave State, without delay, but if she
persisted in her acish to come in as Free
State, she should stay out of the Union un.
til she had two and a half times the mum.
Der of people required by that vote for a
Slave State. Where is the Democratic
Equality" in this, Mr.. Burnsa
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30

DEAD AND GoNE.-The last sad funeral
rites over fhe political remains of ''poor
MrrcHENEns were performed at Midletown,
in this county, on Thursday evening last.
Only one or two of his friends could be
prevailed on to go out as mourners. Love
LAND was there to see that the body inter
ed was real one, not a man of straw, and
threw the first shovel of dir. upon the re-
mains. A suitable monument is TO be
erected inscribed as follows :-aDied of an
over dose of aOne Term" administered by
one Joseph Burns" Alas poor Yorrick!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
More abuse of the Methodist.
WHO Is REsPoNs Ns1B1E4

One of BURNS friends from Coshocton,
on an clcctioneering tour into Knox coun-
ty, whilst in the town of Rochester in that
county, remarked to political friend
but no longer a Burns Democrat, that
whenever he came across nest of ID
Metbodists,' that he could do nothing for
BURNS. If any proof of this is wanting, it
shall be forthcoming-good democrtic au-
thority at that. This remark only Illus
trates the truth of what has been charged
heretofore, that in some localities, BURNS
friends were trying to injure HELMIcK by
representing him as a dumping Metho-
dist" This man at Rochester, whose name
We have, and whose residence is Coshoc-
ton, and whose every second word almost
is an oath, and whose breath would almost
knock You over so strong is it perfumed
with rot-gut whisky, this vilifier of large
and respectable religions denomination.
happened this time 10 run against man
that has one oflhese jumping Methodists'
for wife, and he thought little too much
OF her to let this remark pass without re-
buke, and this man who is laboring so pat
riotically and disinterestedly for BURNS re-
election, went away with a flee in his car.
But il did him no permanent good, for we
hear of him again the same day at house
about two miles this side of Rochester,
where nearly the same language was made
use of towards the Methodists.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30

EE The Carroll Free Press Says that
three respectable and influential farmers of
that county, who have been Democrats
their lives, have become so disguised with
the course of the leading men of the party
on the Lecompton question that they will
no longer act with the party. Such men
are not found in Carroll county alone
They, may be found almost anywhere.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30

The Farmer finds fault with US for
placing at the head Of our paper in "horse
tvpc," several extracts from that paper,
proving that Gen. BrRss voted with the
Eecomptonites." We are very sorry to
have TO off,ud our neighbor, but We keep
Them there t. convince suchLocofocos aswill
not take our word for it, that BURNS did pote
Just as the Former says he did, "riM the
LecopDtonites."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
As VIC Expected.

The FARMER declines the proposition
rendered it week before last, that if they
would publish FoRSEYs speech, that we
would publish as much or more CT any
matter they might select. The rotten old
hull of the ship Lecompton, couldn't stand
such an airing as it gets in that speech,
therefore they in compassion for it, decline
publishing it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
nzy- The Washington correspondent of

ES- The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press very aptly says:
alt has often been said that prophet is
without honor in his own country, and it is
curious to note that the Lecompton Con-
stitution has been rejected in the city imor-
talized by its birth, by vote of twenty
seven for it, to one hundred and twenty
two against it. The number Of Govern
ment employees in Lecompton is nearly
equal TO this affirmative vote"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30

EgA great deal of matter prepared
for to-day's paper has been crowded out TO
make room for Mr.. HELMIcks Address
Read itand pass it TO your neighbor. r
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30

@ Thomas L. Harris, member of Con-
gress from Illinois, nearly killed himself,
some days since, by swallowing teaspoon
fnl of arsnie by mistake. Drinking warm
water saved him. $3.50
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
General Bnrns.

Our representative, Gen. Burns, has vo-
ted for the "Lecompton swindle." We
are all told thai he assigns as reason
that if he voted against Lecompton he
would not be able to obtain any favors from
the administration for his friends, and if he
voted for it he would. We have only 10
say that if he values the smile of the Exc
culive, more than he does the will OF the
people who made him what he is, and ex-
pecls their Endorsement, he is greatly mis-
taken. His constituents sent him to Con-
gress to speak their voice, not the Presi-
dents, and they will take no excuse for a
willful, deliberate violation of their will
Let him look to the executive for his re-
ward, e.la...
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
swThis thing of Democracy has

gThis thing of Democracy has be-
come very curious compound. The only
uniformity of feeling in the party is in re-
gard to the perpetuation of its power
All particles of the party contend that it
must and shall, now and forever rule this
country. Concerning all other things of
which men can have diversity of opinion,
the party is divided and discordant. The
great principle of Democracy is to rule the
country for the benefit of the party in
power. The Democrats of this day do not
know whether they are for a High Protec-
tive Tariff, National Bank and Bankrupt
Law or against them. They do not agree
in their Interpretation of the Dred Scott
decision, of the doctrine of Popular or
Squatter Sovereignty, of Internal Improve
ments, or of any question, past, present or
looming in the future, of material impor-
tance. They are doctrinally in utter con-
fusion. Their sole common cement is in
blind and unscrupnlous devotion to the
party, for its own sake. They accept it
without reason and in spite of reason, with
all its inf.amies on its head. They endorse
,nd defend its profigacy and tyranny, anu
fight for the party as the party
TRE ACQUISITION OF CUBA.-The Presi-
dent appointed Senator Benjamin, of Lou
isiana, as Minister TO Spain. The object
of this appointment is the same as that of
Senator Soule to the same post under
Pierce-the acquisition of Cuba. Mr.. Ben
jamin goes out for the special purpose
To the accomplishment Of that object he
will bend ali bis efforts, aud be no doubt
will be instructed by the administration to
offer sl5O,00O,0OO for the Island. Bu-
chanan has set his heart on acquiring Cuba
during this term: and there can be no
doubt that the Cuban question is to be one
of the exciting issues of the next year or
two.
In view of this fact it becomes all the
more important that we should carry the
next House of Representatives. On that
body may fall the task of deciding whether
the country will burden itself with debt
of $780, 100000, to acquire a new slave
State for the benefit of the South: and it is
essential, therefore, that the opponents of
the Administration should have control of
the House, in order the more etfectually to
thwart tile schemes of Buchanan.-AP Pits.
Gdz.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
Public Building,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commis-
~ siouers of Holmes county, Ohio. will me
MT ,be Auditors office in said county, on tne
I3th dav of October. A. d. 1858. at o'clock r; =;
NJ. for the purpose Of receiving proposals h,;c hEc
letting the building of n stable on the Puoiic
SQUARE in the town of Millersburg; ;,,roN
sq"'''e :" '"' G. F. NEWTON.
BY order of the Commissioners.
Sept. I6, Is5s%v3natf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
A few Facts for the Remem.
brancc of the Voters OF the

A few Facts for the kemem.
brancc of the Voters of the
18th District. 81 fz
Remember; That Gen. BURNS, pro
Slavery candidate for Congress, advocates
i! the doctrine that it requires tuice the pop.
ulation to make free State, that it does
to make slave State H 6
Remember; That Gen. BuRSs, pro-
Slavery candidate for Congress, is the ad-
rocate of Shinplasters-ihe apologist of
the BrcHAsAks Administration, which has
squandered some eighty millions of the
peoples money, and is now transacting the
affairs of Government upon the proceeds of
sales of Treasury notes!
Rememmer, That Gen. BURNs, as the
pro-Slayery candidate for Congress, holds
to the principle espoused by BUcHASAN-
by whom he's bound TO swear-that "Ran-
sas is as much of Slaue State as South
Carolina or Georgia"
Remember; That Gen. BURSs, pro-
Slavery candidate for Congress, endorses
the policy of the corrupt and profigate
BUCHANAN dynasty-bri6ing the people
of a Territory to reject Free, and 10
adopt Soue Constellation!
Remember; That Gen.. Burns pro-
Slavery candidate for Con gress, endorses
sustains, and advocates the unconstitution-
al and arbitrary Dred Scott decision, which
seeks TO establish Slavery-irrecoverably
and ually-fhronghom the free Ter
ritories and States of the Union-,rhere-
eyer tie interests Of tile stare driver may
carry 1t --9
Remember; That Gen. BuRNs, pro-
Slavery candidate for Congress is the apol-
ogist of the party under lead of JAMES
BUCHANAN, who, General Jackson said,
"could notbe tn,sted"-a patty that iawns
upon $50, 900 slave holders with sickening
ycophancy-while at the same time the
leaders, seek to trample uuderfoot the in
terest of Ten millions of laboring freemen
.mechanies-whoe earn their living by in
dustry, and honesty!-A- class of men
whose votes the Locofoco nominee-th
Democratic nominees now
just at this time, so graciously soliciting!
will you vote for candidate
who represents-advocates and encourages
a policy which is calculated TO degrade
sour calling ?-Reduce you to level with |
he negro, bringing your labor in competi-
ion with slave-labol. Make menials of
sou-seviles of you-mere dogst To
up-and perpetuate profit
gate aid corrupt aristocraey to curse the
country land prey upon your substancea
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30

HW We invite attention to an article in
another column, which effectually straight
ems up the charges against HELMIcK, Of ha-
wing cheated the estate of Cummings.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
READ. READ.

We want every voter in Holmes county
should read the able Address of Mr.. Hell
MICK in to-days paper. Read it, and pass
Che paper over to your democratic neigh
Dor.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-09-30
Hon. Geo. E. Push.

As this gentleman is posted to address
the Democracy of '-Little Holmes" this
day, (Thursday,) let US inquire little in
to his bye7goBes. He is The same GEO.
E. PuGH that voted for SALMON p. CHASE,
our present excellent governor, for U.
States Senator. For this act of his, ace,
of course, have no fault TO find with him.
He is the same GEO. E. PUGH, who made
a speech in the Senate of the United States
in favor of Lecompton, and a few days af-
terwards, voted against it. We should
have no fault to find with this vote either,
had it not been forced ont of him, rather
than resign his seat in the United States
Senate. He is the same GEO. z PUGH,
of whom President BUCHANAN said, aIf
Geo. E. Pugh is Democrat, then nay
Administration IS not Democratic. He is
the same GEO. E. PuGH who declared in
the q. States Senate that the English Bill
did not submit the Lecompton Constitu-
tion to the people of Kansas for their ap-
proval or rejection. So much. for PuGH.
There is another gentleman advertised
to be here also on this occasion, Mr.. GAS
TON, the Editor of Locofoco paper pub
Iished al Mt. Vernon. When this gentle
man heard that BURNS had poted for Le-
compton, he spoke of that vote as follows,
through his paper. Will he deny 1t to-
day!