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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

A San Francisco shopkeepcr was Gun.
ningly outwitted few weeks since by an
upprineipied female in this wise a lady
attracted BY the Ioyelness Of a cloak grace
fully hung over. a mock woman's figure,
purchased it. in act Of paying. however, It be
came apparent that her. finances lacked just
one dollar Of therequired amount. After a
little. reflection she told the shopkeeper she
wou'd leave with him all the money she had
with her and send her husband during the
day with the ttaIance. 1'o this Of course,
the shopkeeper consented. Among other
customers Of the day, "lsdy," No. 9
was also-fascinated By the charms Of this
CLOAK, for which the greater, portion .oi
the price had been paid. and, an inqui.
ry, wac. informed BY the dealer that it was
already disposed Of. at. the same time ,rn.
beedmg|y mentioning thespsriiculas ssla
tive 10 the purchase. She sought an. 40
conpBce who sooB reached the stiopkeepe,'.
emporium. The unwary. dealer pramptiy
wrapped up The cloak in q neat parcel. aud
politely banded it' over The pretended
husband who quickly depared. Batssha,
yss the sl,opkseps+'s ,estonjshments when
sitter the lapse. Of fsw hours the ysritabls
a1astand of lsay No uisae his sppss,
snces There rassoo alternative; the da6sh
!, was N0tt est: and ;fbe, i1ioDee3 hid To- ka ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
TERMs--Tw0 DOLLARS PER ANNUM,]
BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
From the Charleston Courier.
BY WILLIE LIGHTHEART.

6UNG.
pectfulIy Dedicated TO-, of Yorkville, 8. {
BY WILLIE LIGHTHEAIT.
Maiden thou art beautiful,
Maiden thou art fair,
Never dwelt upon the earth,
Never f1oated in the air,
From the glorv land above,
Anything as bright as thou
Oh! thou thing of 1--we!
All the blue of Summer skies,
All the light cf enrth,
In their local loveliness.
Meeting at thy spirits birth
Liveth in thy beauteous eyes.
Making them Paradise
Being of the skies!
Honey bees obtain their sips.
From no sweeter fow'r,
Than thy rosy parted lips
Never, cen in angel bower,
Bloomeu or budded aught 80 fair.
AS that coral mouth of thine
Creature ofthe airi
Tresses darkly, sweetly brown.
In their show'ry fall -
Silky sweetness deck'd with pearl
Make Of thee All angel all
Crowns thee with an air Of heav'n,
Stamps thee with angelic mein-
Oh thou thing of love!
Lily white and pearly brow,
-y::.nted cheek:
Little swee,ly -dimpled chin,
Chiseled like the clnssic Greek,
Sw"ctcr than Circassian maid,
Beauteous H. dream Of love-
Oh! thou thing Of light!
Never in my sweeteet dream.
saw I au"ht 50 Imrc,
Nothing with an eye so bright,
Noihi"c. nothing ever sure,
That. for angel loveliness.
Held comparison with thee
Oh thou child of love!
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

] nx isiypsn was asked ,whs.esrbs had
been charged hy the, judge. Well = said
hs..s.thssiiitls fellow tilt siskia the. psIpit
md, stases over the crowd skiu 10 i lecture,
bu. ! don't know whether 81 charges any.
thing or not"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

,ssdssS s s!glH g9H l8 q RgA9g4 hsesASs
sWhat is that aiiIs.I found in we'd st.sd =
Elesk, j. single, sid oahSsoa 10 a. alway. "
fBssomes dop6ia T6ealet,ssyo. q.
Why masf Etef be atsays in con-
fusion R9seause it.is$iu the midst of a
labyrinth. - -. =,
Why is the letter N like fahhless: loyer9~
Because it's ipconstant. -. ~. !,
What is t nearest thing to cat look.
ing out of a Window The window.
When you cut six inches off walking,
stick, how longis is itl Six inches shorter.
What are the most useful letters for a.
man Of business AYZ. - -. '.~g4 >
Why are policemen like tue days Of man u
Because they are numbered. r
If cheese comes after meat, what comes
after cheesea A mouse. oi atos
How would you express in two letters,
that you were twice the bulk Of some other
persons3 Nv. ~
What letter is that which is invisibls, yet
never out Of sights, The letter I. : 1
Why is fsa like a raiways Because
it travels over the sleepers.
Why is q lover like tailori Because,
lie presses his suit. '~'' :
What is .bs moral difference between,
cake and vine. The one is sometimes tip:
sy, the other is always.drunk. ;.;r :. s..e, "a
WHAT'S that which no man wants, which
If any man has. hs would not part with for :.
unfold wealth. A bald head. 'a.. ~
WHY is mist the poetry OF natu.ei Be-,
nuse'wlen it falls upon the earih it freezes
and forms rime. ''', ..,.',,'' :,.rH
Why does lady with wealthy loversi
around her hear more music than anybody
elset Because she hears several rnilIio-
naires at once. -
Why is the sofa that your father is ,sit-t
ting on like asairoad stocka Because .itis
belo~ par. Icy - ~ % 3l.'o'' q
Wbya,s.tbs letter G like mstrimony i-.-4
Because It is the end Of counting. r, y..sss q
What ;s the difference between The man.
that keepsswatch on board . ship and.,s
phrenologist One looks ahead. aud tie }"
other !ooks 10 g head; = >ll4at s,ss,g2'9 4llf
What 8 tuse caa make every ods gisa s;S, ss,
Fortune. ..uasi as,ra .!iig ,4a. ,ass I'll
What posti' never : very Welcome gssaf,,. ,,
Impoet. 49, ,sgqe}5 y, i.ssYs,' age.i Ira ira
whst i. the essit.,s; .fsasss Z .peftsR sRpsa,s E.
ever tooka ohsace. aletl$%'i 'sas's,sa sassz
WHY, is9lose IKE i glaas of ehkHps 81 81
Because it is very, exciting, and4sooniA Aoassi
its hrhkness. " ' ~ - 80 =. l.sss siafa
Why are all the abeys kks naonESysIs
Because they are far fetched and fall 0eais
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|
in their hands and all their accoutrement.
upon their backs; to walk in the same way
! along beams, both square and 70 und, o
along the irregularly shaped trunks Of tree:
across bitches or ravines each man i.
taught to use bis rnusket and bayonet as &
yaul,ing pole; and to climb up his comrades
shoulders so as to scale wall twenty
feet in height.
In the recent accounts of the Zonaves
we are told that they also employ in battle
la .Savate, or the art Of kicking. Having
often heard Of this, ono day asked our
teacher in the gymnasium at Paris if he
knew it.
"Oh yes"
"Well give us a specimen oft"
"Very well, place yourself in position as
a. boxer
did 70 and lie advanced towards me
with his hands lntle OF from his sides
like wrestler ready to take hold in any
way. ~
Nov I can kick You on your forward
leg, and break the bone or hurt you.
While you are disturbed by that, or. in case
you draw it back, can raise my foot TO
your stomach or your chin" fs
"Well, suppose vou should kick at my
chin, would catch your foot. Then what
would YOU do?"
"WeIl; try"
ii. kicked and caught his foot. but
while I held it firmly he turned threw both
hands Oh the ground to support his body,
and iustantaneously brougI, his other foot
SO near my nose that let 90 Of his foot in
a moment.
THAT is very clever. Is there any parry
to tlat?'
oh! yes. It's very simple. You do
what did, and I'll show you'
kicked; he caught my Gnot lurncl,
threw myself on my I,an'IS, and thought Of
course to kick him with my other foot
but he simply put one foot firmly against
the thigh Of my other leg, and WAS pow.
rrless. There was in his movements also
This startling rapidly. The kicks were
like flashes Of lightning. and the hands
constantly ready for Il Cripple or n blow.
From villa, ] saw have most respectful
dislike to u ,Suvate, or. as NC woul,! say
i'll English, the Old Shoe.
1t Is impossible to cultivate the body to
any great extent without also thereby cuI.
tivati,g the mind. Quick and intelligent
action of the body brings quick and intel
ligent action Of the brain. 4 mans self
respect grows with the consciousness Of in
dividual power aud this feeling is fostered
by the general Of the army; no Frcncl, sol.
dier is ever struck; his person is sacred
from all blows. An amusing Story about
this way once told me 10y an cx soldier:
II WAS with Soutin the retreat from
Spain. We had just crossed the Adour
and we're forming on its bank, when an
officer, provoked at the stupidity Of sol.
dier, struck him with the fiat of his sword.
The soldier instantly brought his bayonet to
the charge, and the offirer ran. pursued by
the enraged soldier all along the line, until
some oflisasopped, him and sent him 10
bis place"
|: "1fhe had killed the officer, what would
have been done %
y
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

Invalid cured hy ssa.basbipg
;jtks a: eonaasd criminals sBsossss, be- .,s
secured, (sea. .cured.)
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
VOLUME FII.---NO. 70
CUCUMBER COSMETIC, TO PREVENT FREcK.
LEO AND SUN-BURNs-.

If IN youth we were more careful, it is ees.
tain that as we progress onward in the
journey of life, the exception would be to
see person with the skin dulIa1 an age
when it ought to have the most youthful
freshness. The trouble Of preservation is
tar more simple, agreeable, aud oAec,ual,
than that Of restoration, to which il is nee.
essary TO have reconrce in order to repair
the wrongs OF careless negligence.
Freckles arc considered by the majority a.
'nlmical to beauty we, however, arc of tho
minority. and rather admire them. Thew
are the result of the inte,mingling Of race.
OF the dark blood Of the South with the
fair Saxon. Ills positive that they indicate
exuberant healh-and what is more beau
t'ful than the hue of 'hssllh As the sum.
mer advances, freckles appear. If the skin
is exposed to the sun. it darkens like
cherry or peach that is ripening. The
effect OF the sun upon delicate skin is
very rapid, and it becomes sunburnt, which
in many instances produces incony snience,
attended with slight pain. OF the variou,
cosmetics invented for preventing and re.
'ntdyng this evil, Cucumber Cream bears a
just reputation. The following is the meth
"l Of preparing it: Cut the cucumber
very thin, and place it into as much al.
mond oil as vii, cover it: let both remain
together for twenty four hours then strain,
away the oil, and repeat the operation a
second time with fresh curunber and the
same oil; then strain away the uil and
place it in jug. which put into boiling
water. making it hot enough to mel, wax,
For every pound of oil add one ounce Of
srerrnce,i and one ounce of white wax.
While the sperlnaceti and wax are melting.
cut up a cu"u'nbnr. and place it. into two
folds of book muslin. and squdess out the
j"ice with all ths forge that san . ebe employ
ed. De the sags. li.h 6slf hispep: Then
take dhe oil when ifiak 81 are al
Ipwsit to get snsS ffiiAlIy,
add gyadaally ssa s. Sss;na 8
q ls's 'ysis ND a :i.'ss, be ST.
|.G |sitsgss iss;sls Eubbing
IJiftIs ail lSvsi liI Iins s Bsastsiais.: and
l.o pass y plses gpat !sss
q. tks pom Viii 81:
fore !av5si ~ ' I ssn.liss l Is Sas
and enjPXmspl, ares sS,a = 81
shore, Grin pic ilfosand SS6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

Respectfully Dedicated to-, of Yorkville, g. O.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27
ssWORMSIlMDR MstsWoRMS!

A. great many learped .trsalisss. have,
been written, explaining the, origin o,
and AsSiySg9the rpRegsnefAed ~
tie >kumahsystem. AStafeeiy any topic
Of medical science has elected more acute
obsesyasidnsHnu phuf6unds fsseascH; Hiid
yet pl,ysicia ssarss a3s nasaslY disided in
opipi9n on, Che spbjsct, sltmpst ybeAad
miled, however that alters all. a mode Of
xpAibg them aRt pdfifying DIE body
If9mp theif presence il " more vaiue thah
vtheaNisestcdisd duisitionuas ioAheirVoighi.
b Such hanh cxpeftiag rageat has al last
been JoppdsieDr. N Lanes sasVermifygy
proves to be TIE much sought after
Specific ITS efficacy being Universally
acknowledged ,Byfathe Aehtife amcaiclh
'faculry.apiA syfuftherapfoof, nadeuhs w.
lowing from asgladyr-pnsJ siiear own
lcluzens; saiI,,,sl 81 Atial On usisad .y.a
NGw YORK, October l5th, 1859,
This is to certify that. I was troubled
wilhwomsafor' more thRh 4 y, afeaaIw s
al visedDto use M.Loae b Ceie5,me,t Vesaa
Jaseapspared,b5 Fleming, Bros. oflPitts-
burgh. | vtpo9ks ons battle, which brought
away about fifty worms; | commenced
improving At once,H and Am now perfectly
we'll 0rbe pubiicean learn my nanm.and
further particulars, dby bapplying tosMrs.
Hsrde, No. Maallatsenl lplscs,o osatalE b
n TReJls Druggist, eornsraof Rutgef
and Monroe streets. .,s 49, Is ....
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27

10 AvTsn Brasekr Ahe American sports
l@ap.is decidedly taking dowssthAoEps- i
lishajockeya.ea bisshas NADIA Ea Lbet o.
1SfoUso 1000 that his horse Umpifsawiii det
teassir. SJosepIb Ha~iss'S Lottere2, il the
Deiby races Of 1860. HawfeY 'is the
mos Issccessfa faltutfts England. having
carried of The. Derby both last year, and
fthls. TIE extent Of the wager and the
|sehsssqss ehssfseqtes q stossesa will make, this
race one one Of the most ezciling for
many Years years asvI--.a 2sA.Ea
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CDAsS,No 6--F;nssA Art.

CYAssNo e--FsnssA,t n
J q Roberts, U Ssndusly, display ofoil
kPabting, A lst Prem
JGI IRo5erT, Single paintipg. lst Tssm
poIkBsarlhger, :" cd pNp
MrsJ-D sears; Engravihgs, 'a>lst prem
Committee---P A Tyler, Q Ferris, and
CT Mc onnId ". sssss s'sas''
urNoTE.--The Committe recommend o
premium on the fine display Of shells and
vases of Mrs, Mollis Mckee. -. ,.,,co,
The award for the GIVE best colts, the
progeny enS hgr.e@e WI given y w.
G. Dye, Little Saudusky,
aSAsuld any errors, appear in, the above
list Of awards, or, should there be any
those interested will please
point them. outs when they will be cheer
fully corrected, ,1asiS /
IN. TB;77The members Of sthe, Society
will take notice that the annual election
for scficers, will, ,teke place at thep Cour.
loSusee, in UPper. sSaaadusky, on Saturday,
Novembeb5lbs when none but those who
Il 5;fMembership Ticksss,,i at thd
last Fair Will be entitled tovoteg9s 'ssd
oIIls officers and managers, return their
sinssrsthanks TO- the Speople for]their en-
rouragemept at, the late Fair. ,o !
''A' T,v. REFER, Pres.
1ACaBERRr.sJroi sse'ya ,ssdpsH & I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27

The percussion, cap factory %
IIPdrssll &philiips, ID Birmingham, Esgt
Lana sszplplsd.es the ss;lhplta Milling
|siyhtes persons and wop0tipg rmsty
more. ghs vbols building Twas ltsrled
|into thS air, and the unfortunate work
Ipsoplsscss.sfvd u al directions IL bdsriss
tunder. The wopderous, masses of the
u as2esd .W~-- ssssss'ss9
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27
:WlYANpVE::::PIpNkfR
..IIl47I, u \ I'D IlsilgI NFl.IA t5NNL y 7
Why Frederick was Killod--His own
TESTIMONY.

WY broderick was Killod-iiis own
soiils,. ,siliy,aaqTsssslti" aTssti"onls. 's'llstqu lsa,sa
ms'BredercA' while on his death bed, leg
pressed AbeIsasonI why his life vas taken
Iieoe DaSer''n his'eu'ogS over the remains
oftlIe distip guishsd Sen q, or,aiser abiding
|toYaha nriva,e virtussg oft ,tbe Idecssssd
said,-ifsa .lllYIs1seoa .s7dsaiI d
f,''Ba' il is not by this standard t'st'h4
Is ~ hs judgeed.q HeEwPs public man,
and ms M. memory demands public Pulh judg'
mtn'' "hat was MS PUBIC crlme!-1
me al answer 'sin'n's' y, own words;
bod, sEey Hooe At'efa ~ ofed@ssf 0es 9ppo'
sea y sEe ;'s ealeas'on q d s%ssY ena Z M Mear'
raN 44dmtnn,strotten.a Fellow citizens,
thtey are feaiarsaelee nlva words atteftd az
very femarkao1e moment; they lnyolvt
.se h,st1rs , o, m's eaa'oflal eafeer' - vand
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27

.
Democratic State and Congressional Dis
tfict Convention.
The State Central Committee met in
Columbus last Tuesdayaad agreed upon
THURSDAY, ,thef6rstdayoof December aext
10 BE- recommended 10 theDeinocrats Of tht
sevtAl Congressional districts in Chic
W ithe day on which to appoint Their dis
stict psIeeatestoths Charleston copseq |
tion. They also agreed TO designate lie
5ihday q January, $50, Is ne day o.
,whichsto holdNa Democratic State Conyen
ton tosgpoiinasg pia sfonr delegates TO repre-
sent sls State at large in said iconysn.
lions ISsshss2 4easU .gslssg 9 a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27

tS PssxssEvA ma RkrusafeAk AL. Over
bssRaChauan' snasive STATE. Psdnsy ylvsaia
was osfrssd 'by ale oppoHenss of ltbsd Ad
miaistfatinn on the llth. by majority =
fovsrs strwENiFsFUUR srhesjsA Nb
I'E1Ddsh for all prsoticai purposes. sure
(iyss li0s .xkssksaR y sassas0o a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27

IA R Price. the victor in r,hea recent
prize fight. is 10 haxe q fight with George
King, Of Boston, in about three months.
The Struggle is 70 take place in Canada.
Hosnan is trainer Of Price.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27

EssEDThe Utah male brings intelligence
sf the Arial and sentence two ysass 70 the
Of Nc Kenzie, the forger q
government checks, &c.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27
\ State Senatoroginsr I

wv RksE rtNs"'s S"e".roy-nAhsnes ~
+ Below we give the majorities for Orr
in the severahcounties ia this district as
compared with the majority for Governor.
III viii be seenhthat orr ran behind his
ticket in every county. !,
$500, RXSSEY. sgss, Oar.
iwyahdot, ,sll.f'as4ea ,sse8sa q u
Eefawford, 70s ,sIoY 10 eafess
rslg iss ,sssrea zis-r- yIoaisag5 ,alSl -
aggq be +" lo03s=Isysiiss .qqod sbo
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Attach notice. :

DanielsDi Gs Phillips Before w n. Wilson !,
rs7i 70 iass tstlSs ls7ds. J.saP.. Of Crane ~.
.lis Jaeeb iAskins.sgsas sdWsanda Cose ny
On the I0th' day Of Octobef A, ID 1853, Isald
Justice lissued; Jan order Of Attachment in thr
aUose actieh for the eum Of sixty doll lars ana
eighty nine ceuts, va ta rvs
oct. 90 n59. ga DANIEL D. G. PHILLIPS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27
0cI'''D va ma "a A.1IgQI .sSM
1 u ans aiiihI Shep!
THOMAS ~ TI.t tSE,N

,hsa& ap
Wopldu respectfully ,annoupce No ths sphople If
Wyandot County that H., has reeelitly spsncd
aGUNSMlIH SHOP in upperSaAdusky, i"
VIM. M NG,Ssyew bnildipgSneafly QpDosite
The Corner swliere he pToposes Ia Man.
pfactureapl repair Guns aud, do all kinds VI
WORK ihdisline af,ibu ii Ness. BalfA " y u
He will warpaAtallawork entrusted to his
care, y, give sausfactiop, and all ~ ,askssof
the epeopleis to give him fair trial
GcE27i59. sal Igs slif kssias3l ssitAd
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27

gEEDry Jonathan I. Tod5btoFber Of
Col. pFyid Tod who has been drseveral
years 8hysiciaazto ths Maxion Hospital
at dkelaud I'd his esia bee on
Thurazay morning M. Mw&@ighly
esteemed by all who knew him. bis age
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27
Attacflnlgsntaa aNutice.

Tl6f q u sfatI E8fU 'fhTSNf'
s. H. Hunt Before W. I. Wilson, ] P. of
vs. .say "a Craze sIp, WsandOt coun-
On lhe, 10Th day Of Oct, 1859, said Justice
issued AN order of ,htaehinent III the above
action for the smn'of fifty four dollars "
Oct 2Ut59. 's.s.ts's.ts'f sEs' SafT HUNT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27


CLASS T--Dairy Prodvas, An.
J K,sor. Sycamore. Gal. sugar caps syr-l
up, lMprem
Mrs. J Simpson. Sycamore, pok ds Of
Butter, My lfpreml
Mrs. A Keensn. Tymosh,ss.s ponds Of
J. y. dfoS' Upper s. ssndasiy. 70 pounds
simpson, sys.no1. more u / hssly Z
srsrssesbTr-n. sss-ss~~s~Ns.e Cd eprem'
'1'ss;s 1'ss;sissah'J'|'IS,4'' ? 1s:,'; '.' s'.% s'
NrsJ H Croft, loaves Of
,..hread. prem,
tSaiMillee,--M Il Kirby Miss M J
OwMsxhd Mfst x Williams. !. -
..avssW sailinap l,2fI s'l9h -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-27
Iron-Ketffes..

md Hand Irons, Bsthine' Tabs and shove,
Bahia Nv ell, q Gstsvs epi Fnrce Puipps. sYin,
Copper, Iron and Lead, PiEe Lard Firkjus,
Oil Cans, 1Ikkteris, stoae ehurns,, Crooks,
DC. CM. YERK, Tifiin,
Oct 2759.
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-g--,y-.g. nv y, GsRUBEKTS,,M Mayol, d
u AyMAxw BrL, Recorder. et,ct 26, 80.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12

ein3uniiten> um bic Mietbe 3u eriparen,
unb bic ~pplitiide@ abrbeit" aus Der er|tea
AueQe l96pfea gu fSnnen.
s. Gnoli@ 1T tbm gang beionpers paS
Stuoium bet Sppbttit 3u empfehlen,
nm bic St6be Der Sppplitipn ftets IL iu
pariren> oab er ii9 burG reli9i6ie TrQ9en
in feline Sale tretben ldbt rab er ieinen
Wan9el an Salient tets ieiakm @e9ner
oprperfe> unb ibn penn er popular iein
lcute jusrit laderltd, pann idle@t gu MAJ
DER 1udt> aber itet5 10, raB Jpn bic 6anc
Der Sulti; ni9t fal1en t1nne.
9ait ou oieie Giseni&aiten en-, 10 paB'
bu fir einen peuti9en lanpbuntertl9en
YarteizS fribler unb bal pi9 peper UNI
platform, no9 UNI @runbldBe in alb
stracto gu tummerr. ;:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-12
Gin b6iee Smen.

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lastlatt Derdu6se9eben, tetitett: "@az
lbin9ton Stotes." Sbre @timme If. cine
reno(ratti9e Stimme; b6ren mir ite!
lIe lagt: !
~Biu ettpa Semanp bebaupten> pab bic
Demofraten nod Iber cine principieue
Baii6 eini9 leien? Siderli@ ni@t. ue6er
bic Squatterlouperainetdt 1inp :praiirent
unp Staat6iecretair, mie bic gang Demo-
fratie unein6. l1eter bic pacifc Gtienz
bobn befncen fd prafpent uno &riess<
l%etretatr unb Die ~itren9eu pempfratiiden
neutrality-suspicious. unp Die wei6l@aoltz
gen Dempfroten bur6auS nidt In Gin
tradt. Da6 @lei&e tncet in Besa9 auf
bic inneren @erbelerun9en, bic paciic
8abn> ben Garif u. b9l. iott.
uSn Der Organization Der partet 1T
ebenlp peni9 Gtnbeit gu f1ncen. Da ba<
ben mir cine Redemption unp Mntiz2ecompz
ton Tacttpn ; oa boben mir bic Nnban9er
BON Douglas uno Bu1anan> unp 10 Siele
Mipiranten fir po6 Yral ioentenamt, 10
Yiele Gliquen unp Gatalen unter per De-
mutratte. Triber bot bic Npminiitratipn
ben Snbipipuen Der partei einen @ereini~
9un9spuntt, jeBt 1T ie bic urqueQe teS
Streite6 UNI per 3wtetra9t. Wan mill
wil len, tetref6 rer Sppil5 ieien I'M lere
Demptroten bod ale einia. Mber ielbf
ibr 3auber fonnte ben Damon Der 3wiez
trodt nidt bannen. Die 9e9enwdsttae
cemofratii6e Grecutipe 1T pur6 ibren lei
penl9oftliden > fracismuS beru9tt9t. -
Den riYolifrenpen Tocticnen in Der ~par>
tel" lie9t mebr bic Nieperla9e tbres Ripaz
len al9 tes 9emeinl amen Teinpes am
5erjen.
Die Traee 1T alip nidt biurp : @ibt
e6 cine cemcfratilde portei unter unS?
Na@ ior9fdlti9er llnterlu@un9 mu7en
mir ide verneinen. Gs 9ibt feline Ginbeit
olS pemotrutilde Yartet, Cine 9rSbere
@ermirrun9 crr 3un9en unc Sppoii1ions<
interellen bat nidt beim &burmtau BON
8abel 9eberrl6t ais jegt in ben purdz
brpdenen Neiben per emf barmpnil9en
Yartei eriidtlid itno,"
~Gin 5auS, pa6 in ii6 Serfa4en, 1T letz
mem unter9an9e nobe." Wos 1cQ aus
Douglas merpen? Gbarlei ton ,pirc es
un5 balp bel lniret1 mas Democratic 1T ?
llno e6 miro cine Treuoe iein> ii@ cann
auf Rem Teloe Der Yplitif auf pfenem
Telpe gu l6la9en.