Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-12-31

icers respected and incorruptiblc. The
VERY men 1T the head of this divi>ioa
movement would ratio away and bring
lrnin upon any country, if thereby they
could speculate and get into office. II
i,ou surrender TO them joui power to liolJ
hem 10 restraint all will he lost and o.
'iraut will fill into disgrace. Hands oil
heir portions mid be ready 10 sign re
| aonsifauccs if necessary.
! Tie design il 10 have the legislature
/ liyilc Grant county without a vote Of the
IproIle, welt kno eiig that division woad
5e defeated by 1900 10 1880 iny9r-
d.
The proposed division lines are as fol-
lows: Run North between ranges two
md three to the northwest corner Of town
range 2; thence cast 70 county line,
forming With tier If counties off La Fay
tie. tie town Of Platte.
/ Commencing on the north line Of Platte,
run west to the northwest corner Of little
Grant, thence north TO the river, forming
the county Of B9scobclor Spectator Liar
Dor.
The northwest towns, now parts Of
Wyalusing and Millyille are to be given
to Crawford county.
The remaining part Of the county is 70
be The Old Graut, with the promise
that several places are ID have the county
scat.
Lastly. Very few Of tie people Of
Boscobel arc lot spectators, and but few
know anything about tie magritnd Of the
part lhey are playing. They are tlattcred
- the idea Of a county seat, bat think not
Of the cost Of the whistle nor who is to
pay for it. Muscoda consents and takes
an unwilling hand-her leading men re-
GREETING The rise of such conspiracy -
Plattesille doubts, hesitates and holds of,
well knowing that sspromises are nothing
without plauaibility, and that spectators
are not to be trusted. The west part of
the county may DO deceived, bsing q con-
filling people and not Up to TO the Games
of railroad lot spectators.
County NIestingS Of Teachers att
Lancaster.
We were unable to attend the Institute
held in Lancaster during the week, except
on the evening of the address Oh the sub
ect Of Institutes and Mesr nscs by MI
PIcKARD. The attendance was not as
large as expected; some thirty Teachers
or upwards were present. The exercises
are reported as having been highly inter
es..iaTg and useful. Mr.. A. A. DRowS was
the Presiding officer, and Prof d g. PuF
man Secretary. State Supt. PIc1ARD, |
Prof Crosby, Prof Rogers Mr.. s. PAGE
and other noted educators from other parts
Of the County and State were present
We pre- ume the Secretary will have thoI
proceedings published.
Hazel Green Collegiate Institute.
This ms itution Of learning has been re-
If late, and somewhat differ
ent methed of government instituted
The otdE Of exercises will be improved |
npon and sundry additions be made lhFo'
out. The advertisement ly tie Princi. |
pals and communication in another col.
umn viii give such information at may be
sought.
BoscoDEL DEMocRA4.- This is a new
six column paper just started At Boscobel |
II this county " LIMBocKER & PARrRlDGE
all Is web printed on good type, and Of
fered 10 subscribers at 81 so per annnm.
Ii is Democratic paper, but promises 10
make politics matter Of secondary con
sideraiien. We,hink The editor does not
mean half he says in the following ex-I
tract from his Introductory address to the
public:
" It has become apparent to all reason
F." able, thinking, and intelligent men that
{" the Democratic party is essentially and
eminenty a peoples patty, and chat no
/" measure which has not the interest Of the
I" masses for its Object, can receive any fa-
vor from il; aud that the so-called Re-
!" publican party is eminenlly q Sectional,
I" Fillibustering, Slave-steaIing, Negro |
!" loving party; we have only TO refer toll
. the late foray at Harpcr's Ferry, TO es-
/" tabish this fact. 1t is Anti-Repubiiean
/" in everything except The name"
at least the writer must see his error in
tie latest pages Of Congressional news.
The Democrat contains well written
article on the position Of Boscobel and the
country for trade, noting the several inter
ests and ADVANTAGES, which We may copy
into our columns.
MGssAGE.-The Presidents annual mes
sage, more properly speaking, slavery
lecture, was delivered on Tuesday last
A sketch Of the message may be seen in
anothe, column. We may give the whole