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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06
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GtIenbabn.
@4W]
@tnter ARRANGEMENT.

Die ein3ise birefte &pute BON ct. Yaul, ct.
MntbpnY> Minneapplis, Yrescptt> 5a1tings, Reeb8
| Gambling, Winpna unb Ga @rp1e mad Mifwaufee.
@bieQgo, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, @ulpenIon
Bridge, Yittstug, philadelphia, Nep= yorf> 3d.
itcn, Baltimore, Waibtngtp,, Cincinnati, 2puis<
piQe, ct. Souls, @airp uno New<S Orleans, unb
alien areern punfsn in ben Ser. Staaten unb
ben @anaoa'S. -
@eiienpe er1paren auf biele r &pute> pdbz
renb Der unterbredun9 Der S9iffabrt>
100 Meilen unb "a Stunpen an 3eit.
:3wsi taelide 3use (@onrtas aussenommen)
seben BON Ga GrO0e al, wie folst:
Grfer Bug ..... ...... UNI 2 l1br Ma@m.
3meiter Bug .......... uni 7,3O @crm.
Die gerbinbung eel6iebt an Der Milmaufee.
unb @bicaso Gilenba9n unb nit ben Dampfbpten
am Safe Mi9isan.
Sn "a GroTiisp frmmen bic .3ise at, UNI 10 rbr
40 Minuten Na6mittasa> nnb IL lbr IS Min.
gprmittags.
Non Ga Grpile rad Gbiea9p fdbrt maj,
in Is Stunpen.
Die gaIaee 1T 70 biais nie auf irstnb elmer
anbern Rpute.
8erbtnbun9en.
Mn ter Sunetipn nit Der Hpnb bu Qac unb
SlbfOlb Gtlentabn bel 5pricpn nit Der 6pricuu
une Berlin gilenbabn; gu Milwaufee NIT Ter
Chicago uno Wimaufee unb @atertrwn Gi5en-
babn; NIT ben Oampfern fir bic Getrpit unb
9ftlpentee uno ebebpYsan 8abn; iotpie fir bic
Kate superior, Green 8a9 urb @pQinspcob
&puten.
eG- 1rpusb GidetS erba(t man in Der
1det=Stfce Der &ompagnie, at Der Dritten @tr,,
1'abe benz Ameriean 5puit, in ct. Waul, Minn.
Cart. 6. 6. @epr1e.
9idtt-Asent, ct. Yaul.
gD. %. @ilipn, @eneral- Maeut bes We0ens.
g. @opbri@, Manaser, Milwautef.
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@iienbabnen II. Dampfbppte.

midtig fit GinwanSerer urb Rfi(fnoe
. Z LIS iitrr ric
Snltp. nnb Standardization.
Nad alien Sbeilen res oroben Use tens.
GriparniD Ypn Welb, 3eit unb s ut
1eruung.
Neilenet tpuueu uab Snieben wdblen, tpelhe
Sabu le Su tcnilScn Min den, bic iber
Narfcrsbnrg uuo Marietta
Senmpco> @beelin9 unp Columbus.
Diels Sabu if bic %sinsi9s> melde @inpanberer
nit ben S9nella ii gen t~etIrcert.
Nle1er1Den> peide biz Baltimore NIB
Sgtp<eilsnbabu tenusen, leatn tie Meile
1a6 eiuclnNati in % Stunrcn suriid, nad Gil
easo III Srei Iasen unp mad, ct. 2puiS III ;pet
Sa9eu.
Die Baltimore unb Obip-8obn it
e1e aNe1t!t9e, ptlde Ginpautertr NIT ben @dneQ-
sll9en %beTprbert. Die Naseu limb nit aetplferteu
9lgsn aul nas MQertequsmlte eiuaeridtet.
Sober gallagher bat 100 Yfunb @epGd fret.
atneer prn 4 bis IL Sabren be;ablen balbeu qreis.
H1neer ul1ter 4 Jabreu iiup 9aus frei.
Sas Vepad gebt nit Sen Wa0aaieren uub
temn1t nut 1bnen, 5u sletGsr s3eit an bent Be-
lu"hlungsprt an. Yin Jeoer erbdlt cine 8e(bei-
i1t!sir19 11ber 1ei1 GepId bis at, ben Srt ber Be-
thinning.
Deutl9e Moenten,
bic 1eee e1tropati9e Sprade peritebeu, juc an ten
REINFORCEMENT Statipnen Der 8obu e%rtla,,o auoe-
Ieufz et1tpa11eerer III empfanaen uub NIT ibrem
0epad ,peiter 81 tefIrbern> Elm GprtbeiI, ben feline
anbere Babn hietet.
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@Aenbabnen II. DompfbDpte.
paltimorf- nno Oiio- Gi(rnbabu.

paltimorf- nno Obio-G i(enbabu.
D. g llsszzz - Die srobe 81 cu tt nas
@albin9ten> Yaltimpre, Nbilopelpbio,
Nepzy)prf uno 8pltpn.
Niels sertrsflide Sabn, nit ibren ssrbe0erten
mei:lidsn gertinpunseu, tietst ben &ei1enbe1 cine
birette 3irie nat Baltimore, Wbilapelpbio, Stem
gprf uur 8pltc,l. Nu1 1T Ie bic einatae Npute,
auf ,reldyer man Our9sanss<B iQete (Grrueb-
&ldttsJ ltnb Cjsr1f1marfen (Gbefs) mad IS a.
DlnJto II erbalten farm.
0rsi Yolaeier= 3ise serlaNeu @beslins, 3d.,
ta0liG unc {up III birefter Gerbiunu11a nit alien
meltlld5eu 3ugen.
9laO allen 81 tliden Gtloten:
Nrn Baltimore flbrt man 'ralei9 pbne Mufent-
bait nit g d. II uqen nab
Ybllooelpbta, Memzy)prt unp 8pfpn.
N1A Walb;nstpn eebeu ppn Baltimore taslid
bier s3i9e alb.
6abreeIo une Jabrseit ~ fur; wie auf ir9ene
elmer aubern Gpute.
&c Geilenpe telieten ibre BiQete ria QDbee-
ling 5u Serlan9en. Ourd9angsfarteu uuo Mus=
tun1t erbalt man lit ben 81 entabn- Bureaus pes
Weltens.
90 Die Saltimrre- uno Sbiu< @i1entabn
TT Ne1lenora aud 9ar5 be- cnper5 Ser Natur]Gpn-
betten .re9en Su empfeblcn.
Sur Tradbt macy pbtlacelpbta> Nep>yort
uno SpitpnL
na9 pber Srn benz @eneu,
bat biels 8abn srpbe Spr3ise, pa 1e, am Sbip>
fune 81 Mbeellng, genmppb unb Yarfersbura
auslaufene> nit benz grcBen 9febwerfe meltlider
gtlentabnen tit oirefter Gcrtinbunq 1febt.
Npn Wbeeltn9 uno Yartersbur0 aebeu ieben
1as re9elnlabi9e Bppte ,1ad alien Safen eer tipelt~
li9en 6lu1e ab.
pie Jradtpreile flint 1u billia,
ME auf ir9enb elmer onteru &pute.
0llter Spa tr9enb einem Ylabe Eltlid spn BaIti>
more be5sidne man ugia Yaltp. II. SbipN 81. ST."
Jules mas ait bic M9eaten pieler Babu cprlia-
111rt TT, >pirp raid be pr9t.
6raGt< Mseuten clnb: 3. McBurnie, it
etnctntati, g. 9empbiQ II. g., 9ipley, B.;
5. SO. yppe, MaYssile, Ry.; s. q. Vpcwit,
Yprtsmputb> g.; ". Mey II. g., Mitelepprt,
81; S: .. Gpro> @bcelins, 3d.; Mples Wpt-
ter, Splton; s. %. Yerteil> Mew> gprf; IS.
8ellY> pbilaeelpbia; SIS. @nelaut, Baltimore;
9eo. 6plter H.. Co., evansville, Sre.; s. g..
Virrebeao II. g., 2puisriuc; @arn'I CALHOUN.
Y3uapelFbtn, une Srbn 8. Mgnem> parfersburq.
!. ). Tpr1Ytb II. 6 ~ ct. 0puts
.S.'0prbpn, @eueral= Jraht< 9laent;
7. 81. Cole, Weneral=B ilet< Maent.
W. prescptt 9mttb,
IranspprtmeHter; G.S. Tuuer.
General Wnent hpS gNp5iena
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06

itilpten put uno nit iebr sroBen Sbreu,
einen selben 8osen in Ger 9ano. Die
frideint als Mann nit elmer
am 9alie Mn9enben GlSte. Die Gierte
1T uni'&tbar unb mYiteri6s; er 1T per
lanfte 3epbyr, Der ba6 @raS bemest unb
bas @iefeln beS @aGers yerurla@t.
9aYotab 1T Elm pcufdnbisesp araporun,
ct nennt eas 8ittere ftp uno bas @abe
bitter; ct f6bnt, tuen11 er puu Der Greuoe;
er LADY,, tpen1 er in @lenb 1T ; er nennt
oas @eife iawars. uno eas S@warSe
tpeib ; ,penn ct bic @abrbeit la9en nil,
{pri&t Ct cine 2dee uno tpenn er ;u llsen
paniat iaet er bic @abrbeit;*) i'm @in<
ter 9ebt Il nadt unb i'm CONNER pidelt
Ct fi& in 8aftlbaute. Die tleinen Sit
gel auf ben Yraries beiben Hay-o-kah-
tee, poer pas 9aus bes 9aDcfab (uno 10
mill i@ bena AUDI bic @raber Der 9in9e<
l@la&tettn in Stalien: Hay-o-kah- tees
%nennen)+ Sene, bic er be9eitert, tSnnen
ben @ino blafen unp ben @esen fallen,
oa8 @ras waditn unb perwelten
Dian faet, pab Is einen @tamm sebe,
BET bteien @ott gan; b~elonperS serebrt uno
seitpeilis ibm gu @breu tan;t. Sci Ga<
seeanbru@ periammeln l1e 1i@ innerbalb
zines Teepee, in peien Centre Geuer
brennt, aber rpel&em &e1el badn9en. Mit
feself0rmisen @iten uno Sbreebansen,
aug 8aumrinoe 9elanist, uno bic 2enoen
NIT eemielten Stpff um9urtet. ieben fe
rpie eineefeii&te Eeufel aus. &uf ibre
9ate flno 3iesas<S Stride eemalt wel&e
ben Slib bartfuen. Die @eituiaaft itBt
UNI oas Geuer berum uno raudt, bis .bas
@afer i'm &e0el 81 foden be9innt, mus
Elm @i9nal CUR @r0fnuns oes .Ean;es it,
Die &ufresuus miro nun auf'5 9SARe &C.
feieert. @ie 1neen, iaudsen unb iprin@
gen UNI bas Geuer berum, fabren enblid
nit ben 9dnpen in ben &eiel, temaat;<
gen ft@ bes eefo&ten GleilAe6 uno -
fref(e.n es. Damn 9ieben fe fi9 ein>
amber bas febenbe @aiier auf ben &iden,
pbne gu 3uden, unp bebaupten, IS ei
falt.
Gortlebuna fol0t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06
SAB

BUR bel pnperen &enntnibnabme.
Ginpatecrcr unp &eilcate 1pIteu lebr ypr1Id-
ttg ielt uuo tbre 8ilette nur bel ben altae1fel(teu
I9entsn %taufen, uiht spu lpl9en 2eute,,, Sic lid
PET 8opt beSablen lai1en> meeer Msenteu liub, nod
0erantpprtlidfeit iiternebn,en.
NG9@ Mit Sereitpiaiefeit ertbeilt Der Inter.
5eldnete jeoe Mustuuft uuentaelblid.
Sar1 S. Stucbranb,
@eneral- Neent Der Baltimore urp Sbio-
Gt1entaha, Sban,tsitraBe> Nr. 81,
Saltimore, Me.
NH Die 8abn it bic ~fursete uno biQialte
u'b bietst n1cbr gprtbeile, ais ir9e11b cine a1tere.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06
in ben Na9t=Na99pns bat n,au Cafes Yateut-
@6loftiibIe.
9ia@ Gorontp> &in9item Secensturah
Mpntreol,

MDntreol,
1'e l1ade alet Ibeilen @auaba's> pllit ppu
Noro Neu~ England.
Die s3ii9e ~Serla|en t1alih bas arpge Central
Nsrrt gu ebieasp> mie fplst:
6ubr grrm. Der Nem=Yprf @rpre6 (@pun-
tag aussenpmmen), fDmrnt it Detroit INN 5 Ibr
81 M1n, Nadr1ittags an an Der Sulpen1ipu<
Srude reer gunalp UNI 4 llbr 80 Mia. gprm,.
III Mlbanp I'm 4 llbr 80 Minuten 9fadmittaoS
IN Mepsyprf UNI 10 lbr 40 Minuten Madm.,
TT pbtaoelpbta> ria Gln1ira> lln1 II llbr Nadm.
b ubr Gprnt. Der Cincinnati Grpre6 (5pun-
tag al1sgenpmlneu) fEmmt lit Cincinnati INT 10
ubr 80 Minuten Nabm. an.
Z nbr 40 Minuten gorm. Der Oetrpit &c.
con1ntooations Bug (Scnntag aueaencmmeu)
tun1n1t gu Detrpit UNI 10 l1br Is Minuten an.
s ubr Nadm. Nem 9 off unb 8ptpu Grpre6
lSa,mita9 al;ssenpmmen) tHmmt III Detroit unit
y ubr IS Minutet gprmitta9s an AT Der Drabt-
BRIDE ooer gu 8uFalp lm 9 lbr Na6mittaas;
1T MlbanY llnt 10 n9r Vprmitta9s; in Nep-
yprt INN 4 llbr 80 Minuter1 Nadn1ittaaS; in
Bottom I'm II llbr As Minuten Nadtm.
8 ubr Nadm. Cincinnati unb QrpuissiQe Gr-
prep ('Samitas aus9enpmnen)> fImmt in Gin<
ctnl1ati nm II ubr 80 Minuten DprmittaoS an;
in SouispiWe uni 4 llbr 9a9n.
Sin 3u9 am SpnntaA 8 ubr NoGm.
6 lbr Uprrnittaas unb 8 ubr Hodmittooa-
3use S%erbinret gu paris NIT Ter
Suhaloz uno 2afe 5uronz@i lenbabn
na9 Buffalo unb alien Ditli9en Wldben.
Abrougb Ildeta llnb gu baben III ben Gil ert-
babn=Stfcen bes NorbenS u,b bes Mefens Sn
Gbicaao III BET Sffce Gde bon Cate unb Dear
bprn= Strabe, bent Iren1pnt- 5au1e gesenlber unb
aud int Depot. am 6ube Der 2ateitrabe,
9. 5plmes> General Msent III Gbicaap:
s. so osius, General Msent 3u Buffalo.
8. 9. Spalbins, @eneral- Yalagier-
N9ent gu Gbica9u.
s. 6. @epr9e, Gidet N9ent
az CT 01nuI Minr
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8erlQq8<@erfe.

8erlQgS<@erfe.
NJ @un Samue1 &nbpi9b's 25cr=
FEN lnh III baben:
&eben unb @prle1uneen, i'm @ebiete
Der @elisicn, Ybilplcpbie uno @eldidte.
Ste Mufa9e $500
DerYrtefer1pies1. Ste MnFase.. 0>75
Die Gadel+ II. Sabrgan9 ........ 200
Mpnaraie &epublif..... O>25
Meslter. est Sergrifen.)
2pnutb, Der Sail non% uugarn. O,25
8ele1uneen aerben angenpmmen 1T BET @rpe>
bition ber rMin. @taats5eitung."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06

0rudarbctten
tperben in ber Office Der rMinnelp ta @taats-
ct. carbohydrate, 8rio9e~8lpd> ouf
bas @ei&madppale auseefabrt+ SIS mirb be on-
in grmabnuns eebro@t, bab mir bur9 cine
&ue~abl bon neuen S9riften NIT jeber anosrn
cpncurriren fSnnen. Wir liefern;
Druid unb papier 3u gerlasstudern,
&pnititutipnen,
. Ball unb Tbeater< &arteu,
&pneert< Yrpsramme,
@irculare unb @e19Gftsfarten,
Ylafate, MulGla9e3cttel unb
@el@dft6=@ tiquetten>
unb funfiee in bas Sad einidlaeenbe @esen<
it1nbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06

~ Yarbleu ! Dieter amerifanil9e @ptt bat ia
ieinen temYoraren SiB lit 2ouis Mapplepn aufss-
f4lasen unb i9 nenne i'm BENT: uNappIepn
3d. 5aYptab son JranfreiH."
**) Sell bir benn, rein un9arii9es @atsrlanb>
8o1utb tparb bur1 9aypfab be9ei ltert !; ergo faun
Ct bas @ras tpad1e Ell MAIDEN, frl9li9 aud bic
Greibeit u Ia 9aYptab. 8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-06

-" V>Ss SS~sSlS OSVUAl WV
mir pielen Snoianern beilesten, baben mir
sans ielbf eema&t, pper er 1T pielmebr
aus ben beipen lebten SYlben beS Ma>
mems Nadouessioux entAanben, nit nell
den fe pom pielen Nationen senannt &rer<
ben."
Son elmer frabseiti9en peripbe Der CAB
IS bret 9robe Abtbeilun9en bieles @plfes,
bas in feline 8anben 3erfauen 1T. Die
@rfte beibt SlanYati, bic S6ati bon @en<
repia ; na@ einem ber pielcn @een, an
ben 9aupteemd1ern bes Glu0es, auf neuez
rem &arttn NIT Dem unpoetilden Namen
Rum beaei@net. @s miro BON iebt lez
benoen Datotabs Milipnairen bebauptet,
paB oieltr Name BEN Gee baruu, oeaeben
purpe, neil le ben Stein. aus benz 1e bas
Me7trQ san) fatritirten, BON bier beSosen
batten. Die 9auptbanoe Der Slant paren
bic W'pewafantontpans. SIM Spurnal Don
&c Sueur left man, pa6 ,iIe am See 6it<
lid bonn Miifi0ppi pobnen. Die Ira>
pition iast, pab es cine Gaereile iei BON
Slantanaot ODER Dem vW see"
Auf elmer in Grantrei& Yerferti9ten
&arte BON 1903 tpirb Der Stun + JluB
BET Glub Der M'oewatuntopars eerannt;
uno Der "@eiftr> @ee" Esprit 9ate), al,
wtl&tm ft baalten, if, obnt 3peiftl
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y @ie ber rTmij@< unb ariedi19 -tatbplifhe
&brift gum &reu3e pber einem 5eilistnbilbe.
**) Dar Is bel benz cultipirten @olt Der Grit
den ni9t eben ~? War fir fe ni@t bic ganae
leblpie Natur NIT @Dttern uub @Sttinnen bflebt?
T. ***) Die prtbpbore @pttbeit Der @briRen 1T auf
Drei resucirt: 8ater, @pbn unb ,@etf, unb 70
febt man, ba6 I'M 2aufe Der :3eit bic 53abl Der
@Ttter abntrnr1t. ..- .-.a- g.. y . ID
****) @aete ni@t aud Cicero: est Deus
in nobis," unb Ylatp: ,,9n Deo sutnus It. 2"
@inb Mpclp,: @emele u. {. ~. ni1t ebenfaQs
@ottbeiten Ser @pnne, beS MonbeS u. {. 10. ?
Sn BetreH @pttes 9renjt ber Begrifs beS @eilen
an ben bes Dtlpen. .
*****)' @irb ni9t Der Got ber gbrifen unb
MQabber M%pbaueeaasr NIT b~snitlten Giseni@af-
ten Der 2iebe uno Der @a1e be3ei9net !?
y Stun, ba febt ia ter @iee abermals nit
unieren iupsrnatura1ifii&eu ptildopbsnauf einer
Cuff! "a 3 ! ~ @ Is#
It'd Sp beilauRs tpie Der farneii9e @ti.r.
It'll ST IS gbdrt unb Ora nidt chen ID. az
9aneeu, neil lie un9ebcriaal seeenS tbppab tparer ?
ttttD Sat Sebppab nitt aud BEN eriten Men-
19en aus eineu, @tId Grbe seta1t? ST benn
Der u nteri@ieb 5pii9en beietn @uperfitionen 10
ercb2! peg @#t s.. @
++ttttt444) @p la@trli@ Dies man@ems Qeier er<
1Heinea mag, 70 III bie{er finbli4e @laube Der
@ilben I'm, gar Ni4ts Iaderli1er, ale bic i1antrtt-
E@en Dpgn1tn unitrer utpbernfn Civilization.
II Mngenpu.rten, Gin Mtbcif prebiat ge-
J atn @ptt unb uirb trdbreae Der Yrebiat auf ttatlr.
9emGBe @ei1e pom Blib getSbtet !; tperben bic. Or
ttpbprtn Gbrift1 ni@t e~bfnfals ausruftn !: v3ptt
bat ibu seRraft, ~til y seaen ibn seprebist bat2!!
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O.. q. 0. D.

ne BeFeQun9en fir pbtse Tabrit perben I'M.
ter Der Nbre1e pes l1nter3ei9neteu an9enpmmen,
Sultrumente pilnftli9 belprgt unb sarantirt.
g. 9ubYteb>
81. Yaul, Minnelpta
@cs Sir bic SuaIit1t Der Sntrumente biiret
Sbalter9, ber la,t elmer AT 9arb befnoli9en 3eis
tung bel leinen @pn3erten in Columbus Ga, elm
Sn~l trun1ent BON Gs9ert II. So. 19 gewablt bat.
miNpnrt
Spinning COMPANY.
Sci enter ant 10. Mpril 1859 absebaltenen Di=
r%eftprenmabl wurben ~fpl9eabe 5erren erpdblt:
Qpuis 8p0e, Tran5 Bpebler,
9einri9 Yrante> Spbn &ue9a
CHARLES S. 8lattau.
Sci elmer barauf fpleeuoeu gerlammlune ber
8oarb murben ais 8ear1te erp1blt:
YrGibent-2ruis 8r6e;
Yraieent, pro temp. -5einri9 Yrante;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. 8lattau>
Manaeer-Soi. &ues9;
@etrtar-&idarb 8Glepetter.
Seibmanu II. Gpmp+,
Meenten BET obieen Jabrif>
@pmmiiitpn5 > 5dnpler in Mebl unb
Yrpbuften,
Mr. so, Glib = Main=> smi19eu Waluut< unb
Glmffrabe, ct. Souls.
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Mft6tgan Central IT, 0reQt
Observation-Disclosures

@M -;
~s

Noute Npn Gbico9p na9 Nio9aro<NaQs,
Buffalo, &rdeter> @yratultI Glmira, Binabom-
tpn> <any, Irpy> Sprin9felp, @prUe}fer.
McD=Dprf, 8pitpn,
une na9 alien Ntgtun9eu 1T ben Neu= Guolanb
Staateu.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-04-29
Cognoyit.

The Washington Union, the official or
gan of the democracy thus frpasl ly COR
iesses the charge on which the Opposition
have arraigned the party before the coun-
try: ..
Ambitious combinations are the curse
of the Democratic party. They have
tainted its integrity, demoralized it, weak
ened it, rendered it doubtful antagonist
even against an open enemyof the Union.
They have stricken down and degraded
all broad, liberal and comprehensive
craftsmanship: They have substituted the
miserable devices of demagogues for those
great principles of government under
which alone the industry of the country
can be developed"
After this what remains to be said by
the Opposition? If the democratic party
is the toy and creature of "ambtious
combinations" if its "integrity is taint-
ed,' if it is "demoralized and weakened"
to such degree as TO render it "a doubt
ful antagonist even against tan open enemy
of the Union;" if call broad, liberal and
comprehensive statesmanship has been
stricken down and degraded" in its coun-
ellis, if, under the inspiration of the ''am-
bilious combinations" which control its
actions, it has substituted the miserable
devices of demagogues for those great
principles of government by which alone
the industry of the country can be devel-
oped;" if all this is true, the case is closed
at, once, and forever, against the demo-
cracy. And the high official organ of the
party admits that it is true. 1t asserts it.
Andy the leaders of the democracy,
and this very organ among the rest, have
the iinmeasurable assurance with this
damning confession on their lips, and ask
the country to continue the government
in their hands. Their inipudence is even
greater than their shame
, Adultery, Fratricide, and Suicide.
The Vicllsburg True Southron. of the
9TH inst, has the following account of
dreadful tragedy in Mississippi:
A gentleman from Washington county
has informed us of one of the most shock
ing AFFAIRS. including tratrlclde and sui
eide, that has ever come to our knowledge.
1t appears that two brothers named Will
liam and Robert Buford, have been resid-
ing near Bogue Phaliah in Washington
county for some time past. The elder
VIM. Buford, had very pretty wife, with
whom the younger brother, Robert, be-
came madly infatuated. A criminal in
tercourse between the two had been car
ried on for some time, but growing weary
of the restraint imposed by the presence
of the injured husband, the younger
brotherdetermined to add to his other
crime the damning one of fratricide. On
Wednesday evening of last week the out-
ragged husband and brother was murder
ed, and on,the Sunday following Robert
Buford, the double murderer, committed
suicide by taking strychnine. The mis-
guided wife of the murdered man, with
two children, are left the sole memorials
of this chaper of horrors.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-04-29

:. sohthern Redffis 8 ~ |, I. 3, /,
We hpvs alfbaix zsp1 IN
StookholdSS& and friend X 81 1 g y
EnteffR III 1las { N en- = I, / & = ~,
~ ~ n; =, ~. el1uz ~ mt
befNssh - easapspr ~ ~ e)ats af
Texns - .as - 81 ; z $. s; ! !,
: ;Rs now hAvsI Itle plsaaiFslsf &jis>san,
cinsson tats AdshesifS of : <ligpe6sk fvs5,
Marshan, Tsnss. ofns alste ! date ~ tae'
6thiinst., that while tlle suit between the
'oldand New Companies was on hand,
ithoy compromised nll ltheir eifficulties---
the Old Company wasplaced in possession
Of the Road, its invaluable charter, its
franchises, and other efiects-Dr. Fowlkes,
its energetic President having abundant
means to pay off all its liabilities. The
new Company was broken down morally
and financially, and seeing they would
loose their suit, and that the people of
Texas were against them, they camo to
terms. ....r.
The Old Company will now go ahead,
and it is the richest Company in America.
The stock is valuable, and we advise those
holding certificates of stock not to sacri-
flee them as they will constantly increase
in value. But more hereafter.
Since writing the above, the New Or
leans Picayune of the 18th inst, is to
hand, whose Editor, Col Holbrook, is a
Director in the Old Company. He gives
this additional notice:
The SOUTHERN Pacific RAILRoAD.-We
have gratifying intelligence from Marshall
this morning-brief, but highly satisfac-
tory.
The State suit is finally decided in IA
vor of the company, and the disputes be-
tween the two companies, growing out of
the unfortunate deed of trust, have been
fully compromised.
The exact terms have not reached us,
but the fact is undoubted. These vexa-
tions have been finally cleared away, and
the enterprise, relieved from these griev-
Gus distractions, is shortly to be restored
to the hands ofthe stockholders, for them
to take it forward to the great results of
which it is capable. In day or two we
shall be able to spread the particulars be-
fore our readers and enable them to APP
preciate the Importance of these facts;
and the energy, faithiulness and perse-
verance by which they have been accom-
plished against such host Of difficulties.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-04-29

WI ttff1<f<I& ~ - ~ Uo1< - p trt--elX ~ Z 4
Il lad 067 .1hefe xas q nominal .ploior;fv
"a {Seof oksthe{2 )6ruocr ocracys ~ Az, n,
| the {3ub berl, 1leotion of ,tllkt. wear.
tof9I1;dz1--bf ,{S1 "a 1ares5 ( nj; oritS sjv,
en IN 6ny els6l lt<i1I n 118nf q 6ee Since &da
I This tna1;6 - - 4 ia, as the settled and
| ito1ffEr1 q sel1i1 a. ne State, wo,1ld seen
k(ruly ds31j11iine ID the Oppositior. and
| Eotld su1te to discourage them in. the
/ pfosert But we wish to call lsti1e
attentions Of our friends to some facts
| Which1 go5to, show that this majority.
Though actually recorded against ',is. is
not to Be received or esteemed as exhibit
|iitH.tle> true siren 9th of parties in this
State; that the true difference between US
/ and Our adversaries is really insignificant,
The record shows that in 1855 Johnson's S
majority over Gentry was 2.lj7-the vote
for the former being 81, 400, and for the
latter G5,342. The next year Buchanan
received 1868, while the vote for Fill
more footed up &C, l7S-the democrats
gaining 6, ,l39 and the Americans only 1876
and showing a clear majority of 7,460
in favor of the Democracy. We all know
how that contest was fought, and under
what overwhelming disadvantages to the
friends of Fillmore. Nearly the whole
increase of the popular vote was thrown
in favor of the Democracy. The contest
in the nation had assumed such shape
that it was urged with powerful effect
that Fillmore stood no earthly chance of
election, and under the most depressing
influence of this circumstance, the result
was entirely disastrous. This then could
not be considered as decisive measure of
the strength Of parties as the deliberate
and unbiased sentiment of the people,
Without the unhappy disturbing cause
which influenced that canvass, the chances
are, in our judgment, that the scale would
probably have turned in favor of Fill
more.
The very next year, however, in the
short space of nine months, the democrat
ic majority was run up to 1871. But
strange to say, the popular vote had fallen
off from 1896 to l30,9S5. OF this enor-
nous decrease of 1881, the Democracy
sustained 2,460. while the Americans sus-
tanned 6,37l. Under the signal defeat of
1856, the Americans were down-cast and
dispirited all over the State and utterly
refused to rally in 1857, nine months af-
terwards. They were greatly disorganized,
and did dnot even go to the polls; and hence
the defeat of IIatton by nomnally large
ly increased majority. 1t was not because
there were more Democrats, but that
the Wings and Americans folded their
arms and wholly failed to put forth their
strength. On the contrary we believe
that Harris polled the full strength of his
party, the falling off of 2,460 from Bu-