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NOTICE TO CLOSE LgEN

FlNke State OF County of
M. Rultc-ln Justices g ur--liriurc JOHN :.
BERRY Justice vt ihe Peace IN and Tor the Ophir
Township at Bate county. Whereas. 10y iGdlmenl
of this Court lien has been established in favor of
II. Hirschey against James Bradley. Un the follow
ing dcocnbed PREMISE. in accordance with "An
Act" entitled an Act "For securing liens to Me
chanics and Others approved April 18Th, 1850 tn
wit on the house situated on lots Nos |, >, >. J. J.
Il, and <. DeiHg Two bundled and forty Get square
bounded by Robinson and High streets, aud First
aud Sec nd Avenues. as laid down ON the map or
plat of the Carlton Estate, file in the County
Recorders Office ol the cOguty of Butte, and So
much uf the anl on which sail house is situated as
may he necessary for the lNas use aui enjoyment OF
the salna, This therefore l. % notify ALI porsurs
holding or claiming liens ON said premises 20 be aud
appear before ma, al my oih,r, in ihe Ophr Town
snip, Butte county, on e 9th dav OF March at 10
said lieDs.
JOHN : BERRY. Justice of the Peace.
Dated this 9iih day at February. lSiS
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NO rrCE og DISSoLUION

rHNHE CO PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
y tw' en he dnlersiznet in the Livery business
under III arm and style OF Oowi Pond, is this Gay
dissolved by mutna consent Tho business of the
late trm will he settled by either party The bust
uess Of the late firm will be continued nj the old
stand by J. Dowd.
Down.
L.. d. POND.
oroville. Jan. %, 1858 -ri-cw
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NO1ICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TEE UNDER
4 signed viii apply 10 the Board Of Supervisors o
Butte count, 1T their next regular session, fnr re-
newal Of thelr Lirens tp Ferry across Feather
River at McConRelrs Ranch
MCCONNELL & BILLINGS.
Februiry 4, 1855
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EnERRY HLOTlEE

MTOTlCE r il hereby Hivaa. that |. the Undersigned
a will Apply To the Board at Sdpers il 1rs for iiui
county DAl tninla at tbrii next session for renew
TO M of License 10 Jeep Ferry at Nelson's Bag
West Branrh FeQ'hor kiver.
Jan. 1857 .--iw* C.S CURTIS.
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e EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE.
a I.IEF.-Below VIC publish the certificates of
TWO OF the sufferers from the pangs of disease who
having recovered from their former ne lth and i'm.
PEELED by gratitude mike kuoVuOc, casel and re
medal agent. and their statements are authenticated
by Notary Pubhc 1h9 demands of society impe.
riuusly command their publ 'ty. and we commend
their petusal IN the attention of all ae'icted
CERTIFICATE.
ThemJcrsjgncd, desirous ofacquaintiug those Who
may be unfortunate enough t. he similarly afflicted.
where permanent relief of their -unerings may be
obtained, ce.s 1t his duty to thus publicly express
his most sincere gratitude to Dr l. J. CZapkay, for
the peruanent recovery Of his heailn. Borne down
by the distressing SYMPTOMS incident 10 the vicious
practice OF 3HcOnroahie passion in youth; ;depressed
in body AID mad: unable TO perform even The most
tring duty imposed upon the daily avoca;ons Of
life. sought the advice of many physicians. who at
.lrst regarded my disease as OF irADg Importance
hut aas after few weeks ard in several instances
rn@nths. OF their treatment f0uni 10 iny unultpf
bic horror, that instead Of reci the symptoms be-
came more alarming IN ihcltturture, and being tnid
by that my disease beinG principally confined to
the brain, medicine would be uflt G Consequence
despared Of ever reglnng my heal h. Strength and
energy; ard rs 2 lnst resort. and with buI faint
hope called upon pr. rzapkay. who, after examining
my case prescribed some medicine which almost in
81 y relieved me Of the DUH pGin aud dizziness in
my head. Encouraged by this result. | resovrd TO
rlacc myself immediatev under his care. and by
strict adherence to Eis directions and advice my head
became cleat. my ideas collected, the constant pain
in my back and grons the weakness of my limbs.
the nervous reaction my whole body on ID" sln'-
ct alarm or excitement: the misauthroVy and evil
tor'bolug- the self d'srust and want cf confidence
IA others: the i'icaPuh ny 20 study and want OF res
o'utOn; the lr -htU exciting, and ut times pleastIr.
able dreHps At night followed hy involuntary dis
charges have all Gl.apuenred; AM in fact in two
months alter having consulted The Doctor, felt as if
inspired by new liie--thIi life winch, but short
time agD contemplated to end by my own hand.
with a view to guard the uuiUriuna,c from falling
mo he hands Of incompetent quacks, deem it my
dij TO od"r This testimony TO the merit and skill of
Or zlpEay, and recumWpnd HIM to AL who may
slH1d ~ II ed ot medical advice. being assured by my
own experience, tntt once under his care, a radical
and permanent cure win be effected.
q. f. FILLMORE
state of California. County of San Francisco Sub
Scrhel aud sworn before this 18th day If April.
A. .. 1856. signed. JOHN MlDDLtTUN.IL u
Notary Public.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. ]. CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

INSTITUTE. Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery. opposite Pacific Mail steamship 60 5 once,
san Francisco California. Established III le3l Tor the
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases.
and the suppression of Quackery. Attending and resi-
dent Physician. L J. CZAPKAY. NJ d: late Of the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief physician TO
the Goth Regiment OF Honveds, Chief surgeon 10 the
Military Hospital Of Pesh h@uugaryand iale lecturer
ON diseases oi women and children.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
mar uay. WARREN SEXTON

I,iga of The Fifteenth judicial District, z. n.
Harris District Attorney, and all others whom i
NAV concern Notice is hereby given, that shall
apply 10 john D. Weller, 9osrrl@ ON o' .ns s'a's o.
cnnyirted at the January term Of SIS OF ne District
C"rt m ami Ior lutte coany. state u California for
ibe crime Of mansaogher ana sens,osn 70, 'he
term Of Que year r. ~
Urovilie. Jan. 2jlh 1898 -, ,o,,.. ,,,,.
2jth DAY of Jauu ry. 1905 .,., ,,,-.,, t,
p. II HARRis Dis.r,cl Auyruey OF Butte
COilftA.
AlVsst Wy tTttn.,. my hand and the seal Of SAID
sa.f Ccan aii ,ed inls The first da, ot feoiua
" NH DARRAcii. Clerk
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Clerks ON -. District Court.
County Il Butte, iFineenth Judicial District.
Nm PURsUANC OF AN ORDER
Il made IN the said District Court IN and or TIA tr
& ounty, bJ the Judge thereof the Hog. Warren T..
sexton. on the lhirlett day of January A. u. 1855
Nutica L. hereby gwen. tn the creators Cf Aluuzo
t,inan. petitioner IN insolvency. iu he and appear
before the Enn Wurren Z SeNtua, JnIga OF said
bl>rri, at chambers CA the sixth day OF March \
d. lSiS, at two o'clock uf said cay, then and there
10 show ii any there be- why The prayer OF the
said petitioner Alunko Gilman, should not be grant
I'd, assignment oi his estate be made, and Ee be
discharged from his debt and liabilities
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
SEAL. Court affixed, this the first day of February,
t~~~-, "A. d. 1855. N. II. DARRACH, Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
POST FICE
DopoE

~ - " u II
literary Depot
FENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
renewed their stock would respectfully inu-
mate to their friends that they are prepared 10 dl
ANY order embraced in the iue of
OOkS,
Bound and in pnmphlet form, comprising large NJ
sorimont of NOVELS and light Literature, By the
most popular author OF the day
Standard Works,
In sheep. calfapd cloth Historical. Biographical,
Critical. Poetic.l Theological, PhIlo sophica Phol>
ogcal, Spiritual, q the recent isn) &c SC. among
which are Byron. No Shakespeare. Nen John son.
PreScnu's Conquest of Peru and MeNicu, BranGt<
Encyclopaedia of Science, l!ternture ami art. dItip
OF English Literature On numbers lnfurmaion. Prof
Harc's Works, and host which space restricts
enUmS Grating.
School Books
Adapted for the Common Schools here, besides
large assortment OF different varieties.
Stationery.
Writing Paper gilt an plsin rul,d anil unruled Ic
gal cap, Fuolscap, Bill Cap, broad aud narrow
Cards, colored and plain Fancy Note Paper of
every variety and style, the finest over brought TO
this market. Envelopes To match.
BLANK BOOKS, DENT folio, cap, quaro, in sheep,
Russia. hall bound. &C. Diaries for '5S, Morocco
Tucks, Pass Books sc.
FANCY ARTICLES, Desks, Portfolios, Albums,
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases.
Cutlery,
Wesienhoms best. VIOLIN STRINGS
Christmas Presents.
MorocrD bound AnRua!s suitable Tor Gtts, Childrens
Toy Books, Sc, all OF which We oder al the very
lowest figures.
GARNHAM s LOCKWOOD.
Dec IS. 1857. dee2S
AsuOVELS ami sLCICE FOR Ks, ter sale by
~ JOHN :. ALBRo.
AtAMPaENE burning Fluid, Alcohol aud Spirits
" OF TaTnenllne, lOr sale BY
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG

LateProfessora theUniversity. Penn.
Can be found at the old stand. co,n,
montgomery and California streets. Soy
Francisco, 90"
Where he can beconsulted privately and with a..
utmost conde nee by the afflicted al ali bo, W the
from A. NJ, until p. NJ. (Curesaways pna,.n,y, usly,
or no pay required. 1'an'eed
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's-UFRE bRETnOUSANDs in this State suffering
L for want Of Scientific medical treatment ano
tau fear tp apply TO a Physician. because lh'! hNe
been deceived or their friends have been Uy seItl1
of the dharlatans vi nfest the community, n,u VIZ
publish themselves MS good physicians, prot tsSo'S
q. Young as a Physician in whom all oan place con
fdrhes. lie is a man of eminent and prooun"
study, good surgeon, an honorable man. ara pis i,
who caa sympashse with persons in oife;ioh' III III
guaraueed-the first by his medical works' W'lNa a
an hor to their author. and the extensive arc 10
highly successful course of practice with when ne
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle OF
acquainiances,
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Ep pEMEMBER-That Dr J. c. Youuc's oh:ce lo'
ma the treatment of Private Diseases i ~ the cor coI'
ner OF Montgomery and California sta, San ano'soo
RE EMBER-That DR.. IonnC wants ho ph'ieus'
but those fully capable of appreciaing and dls.nd
gushing lhe services Of regular. thorough % oieu
physIca an, from the palry uuieancd and uiniDs
quaek.
RkMEMBER-That DR. Young is the only res1ai
pred physician advertising to cure diseases of ip
dence.
kEMEMBER-That DR. Youngs remedies auu
treatment are entirely unknown 10 all oihers, Tu Tu
pared from lie spent in the great Hospitals OF
rope and the first In this country, from pure ohehr
Gals imported
REMEMBER-That DR. Young gives every aiieT
uon 10 diseases peculiar to females.
From the Boston Medical Journal
Al'hough We are opposed TO the system oi ao'e. q
using. for good and sufficient stl we desu
II ont Jlsice 10 say that Dr. Young is one oi w., Wv
most industrious and interchangeable yoiaries oil u'
medical science in the United Sts;ss
Eg~No CURE, no PAY-e8
His ohce is at the corner OF Nc ntsomery and Cs'
fci niais'reets, San Fr, ,cscu
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

WHO IS PREsIDEST.-It has happened
in two or three instances in the history
OF this country, that men have occupied
the presidential chair, while others have
been the executive in fact. However much
men may differ with President Buchanan,
no man in the country doubts that he is
in fact the President. and that the duties
of that exalted position are discharged
by him alone. Upon this point the Phil
adelphia Argus remarks:
James Buchanan is one of the few dis
tinguished men who have occupied the
Presidential chair, who has been President
in fact as well as in name. The bitterest
and most Inscriptions malingers of his
administration have never, in the reno
test degree, limited that there was back
stair influence at the White house, since
ne took possession of it. No one has
dared to insinuate, or even to suspect,
that any Kitchen Cabinet has had an
existence since Mr.. Buchanan became
President of the United States. Base as are
some Of the opposition party they are not
yet quite depraved enough to charge him
with being improperly controlled even by
his legitimate and constitutional advisers.
He was elected to be the President Of the
United Ststes-he takes the responsibility
alone"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
HAat sonthern Damocrats saY.

The shallow pretencs that the late vote
in Kansas put an end to all agitation de-
csives no sensible person aHywhere-leasi
Of ell at the South. The following sig
ni6cant passages from the Charleston
Mercury on this subject, are worth the at
tention Of English Swindle Democrats in
this State: a
1t appears now TO be certain that the
Lecompton constitution. together with
the land ordinance, is rejected by the peo-
pie of Kansas at the polls last Monday.
We suppose the controversy whether the
Lecompton Constitution was or was not
submitted BY The Conference bill to the
vote Of tbs people Of Kansas will now
end. 1t could not be rejected if it was
not submitted. 1t is rejected and dead
bat the agitation which it has occasioned
is not dead with it. A new issue arises
from its ashes Shall Kansas be admitted
as free State at the approaching Con-
gress. despite the provisions the Confer
ence act ? The postponement Of the ad-
mission of Kansas into the Union until
she obtains the population which mem
Der Of Congress represents was to allow
the South another chance to win this
Territory.
Many have Just proclaimed, after a
feverish agitation of Eve months in Con-
gress, that a halcyon peace is brooding
over us ! The Kansas issue is ended
The South is triumphant ! All hail | let
us go to sleepl When loI the hydra
bead Of abolition springs up anew. Kan
Sas is rejected from the Union-the South
is defeated !; and with an Anti Slavery
constitution Kansas is to forced into the
Union despite the provisions of the Con-
ference Act. Darkly the Presidential
election looms up before us shrouded in
clouds and tempests. With the Dem
ocratic party now divided in Illinois and
almost all the Northern States where it
makes any contest-with propably still
greater division at the next session of
Congress, when the South shall insist
upon the ful6llment Of its faith in the
Compromise act-what hope can there
be Of an issue in the presidential election
favorable to the Democratic party of the
South ? Will not Black RepubIieanism
be installed in power by the next presi-
Dental election /; and thus the Consum-
nation take place which throughout the
South. has heretofore been regarded with
great unanimity as the funeral Of the
Union?
"For our part, we have. for some time
past, looked to the mastery Of the Gen.
eral Government by the Abolitionists to
be just as sure to take place as any other
event morally certain in the course of
human affairs"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

RESEGADEs.-We copy the following
paragraph from Yesterdays Examiner !:
"Our neighbor Of the Wing styles
Stephens. Of Georgia. renegade from
the Wing party" Nearly all the Wings
political friends in Virginia abandoned
the Wing party several years ago and
attached themselves to an organization
founded upon the assumption that 50sk
the old parties Of the country were rotten.
Are not the Know Nothing Wings Of
Virginia therefore, all renegades from the
Wing party ?"
If our Wing friends in Virginia
abandoned the Wing party several years
ago." and joined the Know Nothinss, we
have the satisfaction to believe that they
have all returned to their first love. Else,
where are they? They are not with the
Democracy. and the Know Nothing party.
is deGd-or else the Democracy lie most
prodigiously, for they have sworn a mil
lion of tunes that it is dead. II, therefore.
these Virginia Wings fenegaded to the
Know Nothings, they have renegaded
back again to the Wings and, upon the
principle that two negatives make an
Affirmative, are not these two renegade
feats equivalent to their not having rene
gated at all We humbly submit that
it is. At all events such renegades as
these We can excuse. They at least kept
themselves free from the vile faint Of
Democracy-and that one fact is enough
to entitle them to the everlasting enjoy
ment of all the beatitudes of the "better
land" If we were the key holder to the
gates. of the New Jerusalem, we should
only ask of the applicants for admission a
single question-Were you erer Demo
crat in the flesh ? If he replied no"
we should embrace him with the right
hand and with the left, and tell him to
walk in, and make himself at home. But
If he replied Eyes" we should slam the
door in his face. give him cordial kick,
and turn him over to the Inequalities Of
his distinguished relation, the Prince of
Darkness.
But to return. Stephens renegaded to
the Democracy, but he has not yet rene.
gaded back to the Wings. There is no
similitude. therefore, between his position
and that of the Wings who went to the
Know-NOthings. Stephens is still a.
whited sepulchre. full Of corruption and
all uncleanness and it is, consequently,
both our privilege and our pleasure to
continue TO characterize him as q shame
less and unprincipled renegade. Rich
mOnd Wig. ~, D saf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16


ESTIMATING PoPULATIoS.-TheO Omaha
Nebraskian states the number Of votes
cast in Kansas, at the late election, and
upon this basis. estimates the population
Of the Territory at $1,000. A like esti-
nation upon the vote of Nebraska, at
the same time, would make the popula-
ton of that Territory about %. 900.
The Lawrence Republican is also at
this guess work Of estimating the popu-
lation from the vote cast. As specimen
of the correctness Of its estimates, we
have two instances in this County. 1t
puts the population Of Troy, our County
Seat, at 915! Why. so would be con-
siderable of an over-estimate. Troy is
the voting precinct for the people Of sew
eral Congressional Townships. Colum-
bus, in this County, is estimated at 700 !
We think 10 would overshoot the mark.
There may be one house in Columbus,
where the people Of one or, more Con-
gressional Townships go to vote, We
presume these estimates are fair samples
of the entire list. Every town in the
Republicans list is no doubt very largely
over-estimated. 9ad EIsr Uv M
The fact is, the population of Kansas
cannot be correctly estimated from her
vote, as in old settled countries. In
some places, more than half the popula-
ton are voters. In others, the proportion
comes nearer to the general estimate
Kansas may have population of 100.-
900 or. it may not be more than SO, 600.
But it cannot be estimated upon the vote
cast. A census alone will settle the
matter ri
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
Cwashin.ton Cor. Of The Phil. Press
An Exposure.

What had Senator Bigler been here
for: Is it to save his interest IN the
Printing of the Post Office Department
Of the newspaper Of which he is part
owner? 1t is notorious that Mr.. Buch-
anan declared before Congress adjourned,
that he was resolved to get clear Of an
incubus" / have ascertained that forty
Eve cents Of the dollar received for the
Post Office printing is paid to the person
executing the work. Eve cents of which
go to Appleton, Of the State Department
The clear profit Of ffty-five cents in each
dollar is said to be distributed in the pay
ment ofthe debts of insolvent newspapers.
for which distinguished politicians were
liable, among whom were some Of the
Oldest enemies Of the President.
Col. Florence is now in high feather.
His last terror IS the fact that Geo. Neb-
niger, of the First district, and one of tho
ablest and most energetic men in it. is
announced as another candidate for Con-
gress on the Anti-Lecompton platform.
He is a working Democrat, and was q
friend of Buchanan at Harrisburg and
Cincinnati, while the gallant Colonel was
complacently waiting his chances. Mr.
Nebinger was also q Buchanan elector in
1856, and stood at the head Of the ticket.
As an evidence Of the way that things
are done among the advocates of Lecomp-
ton, l give You few items, which /
gathered from clerk in one of the de-
partments
Senator j. G. Jones, of Tennessee, fold
line Whig) had a contract to supply l..
700 horses, at $3.50 each, which will
make the neat sum Of S270, 800. 1t is
stated that the horses were to be Of
particular color and size, but when they
arrived at Fort Leavenworth they were
found to be Of all sizes and all colors.
but were nevertheless accepted. '' '''
The brother Of the Hon. J. L. Ali.
member Of Congress from the Cumber-
land, York and Perry District, had a
contract to supply for the army 500
mules. at S175 each, making So. 500 !;
also an order for 200 from Russell and
Majors, Government contractors. at the
same price, amounting in all to SS7. 900.
The kind Of mules delivered could be
bought readily at 1920 each. 1t is IN
necessary to add that Dir. ALL votel for
LecomptOn, and is candidate for re-
election.
Some Of the other members of Con-
gress, from the rural districts, have been
providing for their friends at tho public
expense, in the way Of contracts for bar
ley, at fine prices.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

PENNSYLVANIA WELL CARED FoR.-we
believe the following is . complete list Of
Foreign Ministers from Pennsylvania, al
present holding Office George NJ. Dallas,
Minister to London: VIM. B. Reed, Min
lister to China; Joseph R Chandler,
Minister to Naples Jos. B. Clay, Min
lister to Lima; Charles R. BnckaIew,
Minister to Ecuador. As there is sup
posed to be still room for more, ex-Mayor
Vaux. Of Pennsylvania, IS an applicant
for another appointment Of this grade.
It is further noticeable, that Of those in
Office. as above. not one has been . con-
slant and true friend Of Buchanan. He
eonciliates his enemies by the highest re.
wards, and leaves his faithful friends to
take care Of themselves.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

WHERE TIE 0xToRD VoTE WENT To-
Oxford has always been spOpulOus town.
The tallest kind Of voting has been done
there. 1t Is nothing for it to roll up ron
FIVE hundred to two thousand votes, :
the occasion seemed to require. But u
glory has departed. It's sWarming popa
lace have deserted its thronged stress;
The grass grows in its broadWsys !0o
avenues. and all the signs Of teeni9s
population have disappeared. Al 2.
vote on Lecomptoa only twenty nine vO.S'
were found in all that thriving township
We understand the Leeomptcn depI
ment Of the Administration account ~
this sudden depopulstion by pointing
the increased vote in st. Louis. IL
understood Oxford voted against Dl.".
We advise our ST. Louis friends 70 GU ~
pare their poll books with the o1 ~"
returns Of former years, or with s0' E
cinnati Directory. Either VIII "
Laurence Rep.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16

POPULAR SovEREIGSTY.-To this com.
plexion il has come at last l'-Jesse D..
Bright, in his speech on the Lecomptoh
bill, expressed the following "convie-
ton :" a
So strong. Mr.. President, is my con-
viction of the viciousness of the principle
Of submitting to direct vote of the peo-
pie the propriety Of the enactment or
rejection of laws, that for one am pre-
pared to extend the same objection to the
submission of entire Constitutions to the
same tribunal 2
Mr.. Vice President Breckenridge, in his
late stump speech, in Kentucky, said:
The startling doctrine mas been started
in this country that constitution has no
validity until submitted to the vote of
the people.
As an abstract proposition 1 viii never
submit to it. / viii never consent that
Congress shall have the right to reject q
constitution because the people Of Ter
ritory choose not to submit It to the peo-
pie" 8
Pretty fair lOcofocoism that, we think |