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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Dtssolu - on.
TINE partnership heretofore existing between
L the andsSsigns0 in the Bakery business Wa dis
solved by mutual consent on ths oh Of September;
1859. The business Of the old arm will BE- settled
by Mr.. Steele, who can DO found 1t all times 1t
the Bakery.
The business viii be continued BY Royce, Bishop
i Co., who solicit share Of public patronage and
will endcavor to merit the same.
S. B. STEELE,
r. p. ROYCE.
Ksokuk, Sept. 8, 80 d6twtf
rREAM TARTAR,-60O ms powdered, strictly
~ pure, for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign OF the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
sspt8 80 Main-st.
IUM AkABIC.--2oo lbs, Sorts and clean white
~ picked, for sale by
Al WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar
sept8-d 06 Main street.
yARB AMM0NIA.-1o0 lbs in jars, full stength
~ for sale BY
Al. WILKINSON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
scpt8d % Main street,
GUM ALOES.--2o0 hs Caps and Socotrins, foi
~ sale BY a. J. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden kagle and Mortar,
septS % Main street
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FINAL APPOINTMENTS.
.. =. KIRK WOOD.

=. 7. Kirk WOOD.
Republican candidate for Governor viii ad-
dress the people Of Iowa ct the following
times and plaoes:
Keokuk, Monday, Sept. 10, ut 7 O'Clock p. m.
Fl. Madison, Tuesday, Sept. %, ct p. m.
Burlington, y sdnesday, Sept. II, at7p.m.
Delhi, Saturday. Sept. Mat p. m.
ea.,1a ... Monday, Sept. e, al Pm.
FEs ..is:s, tuesday. Sept. y I'm.
DeoorAh, Wednesday, Sept. as, at pm.
West Uniou, Thursday, Sept. ~, ~ m.
Independence, Friday, Sept. 30, st p. m.
Matsrloo Saturday, Get. l, ut p. m.
vinton, Monday, Oct. 5. at Up. m.
Marion, Tuesday, Oct 4, at .. m.
Marengo, Wednesday, Oct. s, Ut ! p. m.
Toledo, Thursday. Oct. q, ct p. m.
Marietta, Friday, Oct. Z, ct p. m.
Marshalltown, Friday, Oct. z. ct 7pm.
Eidora, Saturday, Oct. s, at 3p.m.
The Republican Press and County Com
mittees viii please give due notice and max
oil necessary arrangements for these meet
ings.
The Democratic Central Committee havinI
Refused to make any further joint appoint
ments for the two candidates Tor Governor
it only remains to extend an invitation &
Gen. Dodge to join in tho further canvas
indicated shove, il he sees Ct to do 90.
BY order OF the
REP. STArH CEN. Cox.
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Criminals ConverlsA - Candidates.
We showed yesterday how the poll-book
thieves and the aidsrs aad absttors thereof,
who robbed tho people OF their right Of suf-
frsge, stole the verdict Of tho ballos-box and
hid the record evidence Of the right Of tho
man Of the peoples choice to seat in Con-
gress, had escaped punishment, and had bssn
nominated for high ofhees BY the Democratic
party. Lysander W. Babbitt, who, under the
much Wanted sub treasury law, il guilty Of
. crime made punishable BY imprisonment in
the penitentiary, has been nominated by the
Democratic State Convention for the second
ofhce in the gift Of the people Of Iowa as q
reward, instead Of being sent to the peniten-
tiary for his crime. An acknowledged de-
faulter, with suit pending for nesr ton
thousand dollars against him in the United
States Distric. Court, the people Of the State
are called upon by the Democratic leaders to
elect him to preside over the Senate, and
also to preside in the State School Board to
make school laws for the disposition Of the
balance of the school funds, which that other
Locofoco defaulter, Eads, has left undispossd
of
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Beautiful Figure.

Rev. MIR. Barnes, in his sermon on "Life
ct Three Score," illustrates the magnitude Of
eternal things 40 he approaches the end Of
life, compared with those which ordinarily
occupy the attention Of mankind, by the fol-
lowing figure:
"The earth, ~ it moves in ito orbit from
year to year, maintains its distance Of ninety
Eve millions Of miles from the sun /; and the
sun, except when seen through hasy at
mosphere, at its rising or it's setting, seems
at all times TO be of the same mAgnitude--to
the human view IN object always small, as
compared with our own world. But suppose
the earth should leave its orbit and make its
way in q direct line towards the sun. How
soon would the sun seem to enlarge in d.
mansions! How vast and bright would it
become! How soon would il Gil the whole
6eld of vision, and all on earth dwindie to
So human life now appears to me. In earlier
years eternity appeared distant and small in
Importance. But It the period Of life which
have now reached, seems 10 me 10 IL ths
earth had left the orbit Of ito annual move
ments, and vas making rapid and Direct
fight to the sun. The objects Of eternity
towards which am moving, rapidly enlarge
themselves. They have become overpower
ingiy bright and grand. They Oil tho Who'll,
field Of vision, and the earth, with al which
il the common object of human ambition anl
pursuits, 10 vanished away!n
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Douglas cans save Him

Pugh, Of Ohio, who has had spasmodic cts
OF Douglassm, Buohananism and even Re.
publicanism from time to time, 40 fears OF
his constituents, dread OF Presidential pro.
scription or hopes Of future favor from the
Little Giant predominates, is just now in
great terror Of the wrath Of his constituents.
The Legislature about 10 be elected in Ohio
will elect United States Senator in place OF
Mr.. Pugh, and poor Pugh is growing desper-
ste. He denounces the ertrdvagancs Of the
National Administration, ridiculoe the Dred
SCOTT decision, and sometimes seems almosl
q Republican. In great despair he finally
sent for Douglas, but that vslorous gentle
man, after making two speeches in Ohio
foand it WAS no use and went home.
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Douglas ON the slave Trade.
The Washington Era has the following
paragraph under its head Of "Washington
Items ~
We understand that, in private converse
ton, Senator Douglas gives utterance to sem
timents still more heretical, il tested BY the
Southern standard Of orthodoxy, than he has
yet thought proper TO make public. In the
presence Of Democrats and Republicans, .
few evenings since, he ridiculed the idea that
the constitution carries slavery into the ter.
risories, or that the Dred Scott case has 20
decided; or, il it had 30 decided, that it
would amount to anything. We understand,
also, that he denies the right Of Shareholders
to carry their slaves into the unorganised
territories; that they would in such case be
trespassers. This position, BY the way,
would seem 70 spoil his theory OF popular
sovereignty. That 10 strange sort Of SOW
sreignty which depsnds entirely upon the will
81 Congress &c insists .a.. ii requires q
special enactment OF the territorial legisla.
turc to establish slavery.
Mr.. Douglas thinks that not less than ff.
teen thousand slaves have been imported in
to the Union within twelve months. He say
more than three hundred newly.imporset
slaves in Visksburg, during his recent South
ern tour, and - many Ut Memphis. He Il
said TO have spoken warmly against th.
trade
We call the attention Of the Democracy L
the fact stated BY Douglas in the closing par
Agraph Of the above. II seems that th
sharge that the African slsye trade IL prac
tieAlly revived, and that the national Gov
eminent does not suppress it, 10 not merely
"Rspubliosn LID" but il is fact asserted b,
Douglas, who certainly has no disposition /,
injass the Dsnoeratic party.
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| ARRIVAL ar THE MONTH"; DRITON.
| FARrHns PoNf, Sept. s..
The steamship North Briton, fron Liver
pool, with dates to tho 23d, ID in sight on
her way to Quebso.
II i believed that Mr.. Levers offer to
charter the Great Eastern has bsen rejected.
The Russian frigate Grand Admiral had
arrived At Portsmouth.
Several members OF the English Royal fam
lily are passengers on board the North Brit
on. Theif visit TO Canada 10 supposed 70
have reference to the contemplated visit Of
the Prince OF Wales to the British Provin-
ces.
The East India Loan had awarded Ut rate
above 81 per cent.
| The Russian Loan has been . partial fail
urc.
1t reported that the British Government
congratulated France on the recent political
amnesty.
The Impression prevails that the recent ap-
pointment Of Gen. Mcmahon to the command
ct Lille 10 in consequence Of the projected
Notifications ut Antwerp.
Three per cent. rentes closed on the Paris
Bourse at 69fr. loo.
The Paris Flour market was heavy.
Liverpool Markets, Aug. 24.-Cofss dull
A
Londen Market, Aug. A.-Brcadstuffs de
dull. American Stocks dull; Erie Railroad
Securities have declined slightly.
The Paris Pays says that on the arrival oil
M. Earina to assume the Dictatorship Of Par
ma a portion Of the troops proclaimed fdeli.
ty to the Bourbon Duchess, and took posses.
sion Of the small fortress OF Bardi, intending
to hold it for their sovereign, 50 long a. !
chance Of restoration.
The Pays also says French division hai
reached Parma.
Signor Albert Mario and his wife, late
Miss Jessie White, were arrested ct Bologna
Nearly 1900 Of the disbanded Swiss troop,
embarked in perfect order at Naples for Mar
7 settles ca route for Switzerland.
II il said that the Duchess Of Parma hat
received very favorable assurances from IN
rich, and that she will be restored to her for
mer position, she undertaking to grant
Constitution on liberal basis and adhere Il
the Italian confederation.
SPAM.--Harvsst in Spain was not so album
dant as Was anticipated, but sufficient for tn
consumption Of the country.
RUssIA.--The reply Of Priace Gotschak Of
to the Prussian proposal for meditation i
just published. IL ia dated July Z. Ii ex
, presses in general terms desire for peace
but insists on the necessity Of Congress-
1t carefully abstains from any notice Of III
basis Of the proposal BY Prussia.
PRussIA.-No immediate change was ex
pected in the health OF the King.
The Prince Regent had gone TO OsteDd.
A Prussian journal Gays that Lord job
RUSSELL bad addressed new dispatch to th
British Minister as Berlin, expressing wis
, for complete accord between the two Cabi
nets on all present questions Of Europea
politics. The same paper says an under
standing between Prussia and Russia il sti
perhaps moro intimate.
The Invalide Russe had received warnin
for the provoking tone in which it has Of lAs
discussed several political questions. Speeis
instructions have also been given to Censor
as to tho mode of exercising their function.
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We are authorized to announce HAWKINS TAY
LOR an independent candidate for Senator, TO al
the place made vacant by the resignation Of DR.
Allen.
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Foar MADISON, Sept. 8, 1879.
MASKS. EDroxs: You are authorised to an
nounce me ~ On independent candidate for the
State Senate IT the approaching election.
B. HUGEL.
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6TAn Indiana editor says We have dis
covered mares nest. Well, W shall not
tell him where II 10, lest hs suck the eggs
prentice.
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Trees. Trees

Trees Trees!
A great variety Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, for sale ut No. S, Estes House, Main
street.
N. B.-Everything sold warranted to be
true to name, or the money viii be refunded.
Sept. 7, ,58d. VIM. BARNES.
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Tnx DIS Morsxs VALLEY WIG 10 published
every Monday 1t this ofhce,i one fthe oldest
papers in Iowa, and has widely extended circu-
lation throug hout the Des Moines Valley. y ORTIZ
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-08

EThe South Caroline Times says that
the ladies Of that State are in favor Of . Ia
Gle divorce Law. The ladies Of Kentucky
are not. The fast 10 the Kentucky women
have the advantage Of the Caroline women
in husbands. That makes I'll the difCsrsnee.
II Preutice.
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Llne, ABreca - TAaoAs.
gTyRAINE leave Quincy daily 1t 3:46 p. m. latter
1 the arrival Of the morning Packet from keo-
kuk), and make close connections with al diverg-
Ing lines East, North and South, for Cairo, 81 Louis,
IndsaApolis, Cincinnati Chicago, Detroit. Buffalo,
Now York, Boston, Philaielphia, Baltimore, and
Warrington.
save 1A0 miles distance and Nine hours time
over the Chicago Route, and ne hours time over
the st. Louis Routes.
lD-Distance &c miles less to Toledo than BY
Chicago.
@Fars ~ low ~ by any other route.-W3
- Be IN 70 and purchase your tickets ~ the
"6ensral Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Office,
d the corner VI ID and Main sts. ), under Thompson
d Co. - Banking House, Ksokuk, Iewa.
GO-Only ONE CHANGE or CARS between
Quincy and Toledo. III. B.TEN -EYCK, Ag't,
II. Z. GooDELL, Gen. Western Ag't, Quincy.
auS15.dAv
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The San Juan Difsiculties-.Mex lcau
NeWs.

New ORLEANS, Sept. S.
The steamship Havana, of the s. & Z.
Line, has arrived below with San Francisco
advices to the Goth ult., and Minitlllan to the
LIST inst.
A British man -of-war had arrived at San
Francisco from Vancouver's Island, and it is
supposed that she brings dispatches for Eng
land concerning the San Juan dispute.
No arrivals 1t San Francisco are reported.
Business had improved.
Advice from Vancouver's Island to the
18Th state that General Harvey, on the 9th
instant, ordered foar Artillery Companies
from Fort Washington to reinforce Captain
Pickett, who still occupied San Juan unmo-
Tested.
Gen. Harvey had forwarded dispatches to
Washington.
Horace Greeley had addressed large Pa
oi6c Railroad meeting at San Francisco.
Lrpio had been recaptured by the Revolu-
tionists.
| Marqueza was conducting $4,000, 900 to
San Bias from Guadalajara per British war
steamer Calypso. The Governor Of San
Bias had resolved to prevant the shipment If
the duties were not paid. Difficulty was ap-
pretended.
Gen. Covena had left Mszatlau with so mon
| to join the Liberal forces at Jolisco and at
Maroueza at Guadalajara.
| The lsthmns Of -Tehuantepec was quiet.
| BARREN CoLuxBIA.---Gov. Douglas had is.
sued his proclamation against Gen. Harney's
occupation of the Island Of San Juan and
sent a message the Vancouver's Island As
sembly, declaring that British forces should
| be landed at San Juan. There was doubt
full rumor that the British steamer Satellite
had attacked the Island and killed 80 Amer
loans.
| VssA CRux, Aug. "a.
/ y. S. Minister Mclean returned to this city
on the I'D. Hs presented President Buchan-
ans ultimatum to Juarsx demanding an i'm
mediate ratification Of the treaty.
Nothing important had transpired at the
Capital.
Gen. Degollsdo had ordered the troops at
Tsmpico to march to San Luis Potosa, which
place viii be the general rendezvous Of Lib
erals. He intends attacking the Capitol in
| October.
All the Pacific coast is in peaceable pos
session OF the Liberals.
General Vidaurri was organising biz
forces At Newvslten against the indiana and
Americans.
Governor Pesqueira had defeated the In
dian depredstors Of Sonora after . severe
/ battle. s'.
| Business at Mazattan was good.
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Tho Rev. "Henry Clay dean" - the
Lsavsnworth Daily Register aptly prints the
oogDomen. hes made bic appearance in Kan
sas, where hs 10 turning Of diasribes Of
apocslyptic Democracy - mingling the Gin
oinnati platform and the Revelations Of St,
John in An unacoountable medic Chicago
Tribune.
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FrAR or DxArH.-D cath can have NO nov.

FIAK or DxArH.-D cath can have no pow
er independent Of our mental condition.
Fear ID always connected with weak imag-
ination, while il. il easily overcome by :
strong one, even on mere principles Of ment-
al and moral philosophy. The fsar Of death,
like ths kingdom Of heaven, i within; for
while the latter il involved in onr ardent de-
sire to do good, the former ID regulated By
the strength Of our Imagination. The mai,
that would b happy in life and resigned in
bis death, must look we'll to the desire Of his
heart and tho proper culture Of his imagine
ton. Persons Of intense thought, vivid in
sgination and good desires, are never known
to die . thousand desths ia fearing one.
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Death 81 Ex-GovsrnoF wallace.
#4&88 INnTANAp0Y1a Sent


IKDIANAPoLIs, Sept. S.
kx-Governor Wallace, IN old resident OF
this CITY, and ct his death Judge OF the Com
mon Pleas Court, died last night. Mr.. Wal
lace has heon very prominent man in this
State, having represented her interests 10
Congress - we'll q in the Legislative, Exec
utive and other branches Of the State Gov
eminent.
a. Tho Washington States does not sbss
lieve that the President has yet lot hair on
his head know whom, among the numerous
aspirants, he prefers for the place hs now
fills" All the hsirs Of his head There are
very few Of them) know that he prefers
himself, or else they are very silly hsirs.---
Probably he doesn't know what aspirsnt be
prefers next TO himself, 20, il his hairs or his
Wig know, they would DO smarter than his
brains. Lou. Jour.
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The Arabs have fable Of millar, Who
was one day startled BY camsl's nose thrust
in the window Of the room where be Vas
sleeping. alt il very cold outside" said the
camel: 81 only want TO get my nose in.''--
The nose was let il, then the neck, and final
ly the whole body. Presently the miller be-
gan to be extremely inconv eaisnssd ct the
ungainly companion he had obtained, in Z
room certainly not large enough for both
s'lf you are nvenienoed, you may lsave,' y
said the camel; ssas for myself, will stay
whore am" The moral Of the fable con.
cerns all. Whom temptation comes " nnsi
not yield TO il. We must NOS allow % nuch
- ito nose to come in. Everything like Gin
il to be turned away from. h Who yields
even in the smallest degree will soon be en-
tirels overcome; ard :1s !!:.s. ::.s:s 6; .hhsi
man is Worec than the first
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STATE.
ror. f,orsrucy-gAM UELJ j. KlKK WOOD
FOy LSexfemsms 6cveynoT--N. j. BUSCH.
Fcr SspYems ysdsfs-L. ID. STOCKTON,
n. p. LOWE,
CALEB BALD WIN.
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ruyHE President and Board Of Trustees OF tho
i Keokuk Classical School respectfully announce
that the First Session Of the current year Of this
Institution, win commence on
Monday, September 5th, 1859.
The Academic year will be divided into Four
Sessions, Of Ten Weeks each, with . vacation Of
one week during the holidays-closing the year the
last Of June.
Thisschool has been in successful operation for
the last eighteen months, and may now be consid-
cred permanent Institution Of the city.
The Board refer with pleasure 10 the services OF
w. w. JAMESON, A. M, Principal Of the
School whose discipline and attention to the pro-
ersss u the pupils during the past year have met
with universal appreciation. thorough sduca-
ton, several years experience ~ teacher in sstsb
iished Institutions, and enthusasm In the profess
sion Of tsAching, have enabled him 10 combine ad-
vautagcs which will make this School what 10 20
much need in cnr city-an Academy Of the nrst
class, where young men may acquire . thorough
CiassieaI, Mathematical and Business Edusation.
II Is expected BY the friends Of the School that
We will have building and grounds Of our own,
in . central part Of the city, in the course Of an
other year, and Efforts will also be msde 10 have
the different departments Of the school furnished
with suitable apparatus.
Glasses in Chemistry will have the priviege Of
attending The Chenical Lectures In the Medical
College, free Of charge.
Lscturss on Physiology and Hy giene will Be- de-
iivered regularly during the year, BY members Of
the Medical Faculty and others.
Persons wishing TO donate hooks to the Library
can leave them with the Principal, or Col. VIM
Thompson, 1t his Banking House.
TUITION
Latin, Greek, Algebra and higher Mathematics
Ac., PR -
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW nAvKx, coKH.-cAHifAL $2OO,OOO.
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The Ds.ocr.sy s1las wide open In

The Democracy 0pl1a wide Open In
/ Dub04us.
We noticed few days go that there bad
bssn serious rupture in Dubuque county,
ssvsring the Democratic party assundsr.--
The breach seems to be widening and a.
Stunning permanent and organised form'-
The following Circular and handful TOT IN
| opposition Democrats Convention 10 in CIR
culat;on. and the Herald, while IL admits
that the parties are prominent and inhuen-
| t;al members Of the party, asserts that their
aim is "to break down and defeat the De.
mocraoy OF old Dubuque"
To the Unplsdgsd and Indspendent Vofers
and Democrats Of the City and County
of Dubuque:
FxLLow- CITIZENS: AT one of the largest
meetings ever held In the Court House, tho
undersigned were appointed Committee to
place the action Of that meeting before the
county. For reliable report Of the pro-
oeedings We refer you to copy OF the daily
Morning Sun, herewith transmitted, in which
is briefly stated the position We % unpledged
Democrats occupy, which please read and
circulate.
In relation to the meeting on Saturday,
the 10th inst, il 10 proper to say that not
only is il expected that each Township will
send in four delegates to meet with four from
each Ward in the city, but al others who
can come are respectfully invited to attend
the Mass Convention and to participate in its
action.
Heretofore the balance of power has been
in the hands Of CITY clique; on this occa-
sion it is entrusted to those who are sup
posed to be moro free from undue influence.
Hoping for your cooperation, and through
It, ct the next election, that va will pu,
down this system Of barter and sale which
exists on the part Of those who have be-
come the self constituted heads and dicta.
tors Of the Democratic party, and leave te
the entire party the right Of selecting per-
sons for such ofhces - may be in their gift
and not to any clique or set Of men.
In conclusion, permit us to say We have M
object 10 view apsrt from the generol good
and intimately connected with that is th'
breaking up very dangerous coalition o.
officials.
Oas word more.
4 Appoint your Delegates in the variou
Townships, and on Saturday, the 10th o
this month, at 10 O'Clock q. m, come ant
say who shall be your officers, and do moi
permit any longer your servants to dictate
to you.
B. j. O'HALLoRAN,
A. McDANrxL,
Gro. ORD KARRIcK,
s. M. LANGwoRTHY,
j. H'HEA CANTILLoE,
A. F. HELLBRR0,
Eo~mikAan
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% Dead.

The Louisville Journal says that the An
drew j. Donnelson whose death is chron-
icled by the papers, 10 not be Of the late po-
litical firm Of Fillmore & Donnelson, the
adopted Of Andrew Jackson, but is some
other of that name unknown to fame.
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Dubuque, Sept. 2, 1859.
The O's and Macs don't seem to have
Jared any better in Dubuque than they did
the Know Nothing Democratic Conven-
ton at Charleston, the other day. The Dem
ocratic party 10 evidently growing proud and
"select" under the tutelage Of its slave
holding leaders of the South and their subs;
the doughface oficeh olders of the North.
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Sound DocrRINE AND Coop OouNsxL.-A
theological critic :-"Religica b not
the strsighs-j jacket system Of The Pharisee,
"denying ourselves ell ungodliness and
worldly 1usts, and living soberly, righteous
y and godly," "rejoioing in hope, patient in
tribulation"-the sweetest and most precious
enjoyments Of religion being the results Of
Learn in childhood, il You can, that hap
pinsss is not outside, but inside. A good
heart and : slesr conscience being hsppiness;
no riches, and no CIRCUMSTANCES alone ever
do. Alexander conquered oil tho world, and
then, far from being happy, he wspt because
there was no more world TO conquer.