Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-01

to law, were broken and all the liquor des-
troyed.
= There are now 533 convicts in the
Indiana Penitentiary.
= The Lafayette Courier saws that
liquor seller of that place was fined S33 50
for second violation of the liquor law
Another one was fned S12 so for fir
offenSe of the same kind. This way of
putting through" the unlicensed sellers
will speedily dry up the business.
= Blondin is recommended to try an
excursion over the deep and broad gulf
that will separate the sides of the Charles
ton Convention when it meets We sup
pose he can use the Mason and Dixon line.
Twenty leading Democratic papers
IN Mississippi advocate the rc-opening of
the slave trade. and Buchanan's collector
az Vicksburg openly and oiiicious!y urges
1t as party measure.
= The Lafayette Journal says that the
wife Of a Mr.. Il. BDhr, in Wabash town
ship in that county, gave birth to ten chill
dren on Sunday night. Members OF the
Bohr family are rather more prolific in
more places than Tippccanoe county.
The Evansville Enquirer gives strong
symptoms of Douylasism.
= The official vote gives Etheri,lge eight
majority. in the ninth Congressional dis
trict, Tennessee.
= The New Orleans Delta saws that the
Speakership of the next House of Repre-
senatves lies between Mr.. L hcridge and
and EvGov. Corwin of Ohio.
= Prof. Wise received eight hundred
dollars from the citizens of Lafayette for
his recent ascension at that place. 1t is
said six hundred was clear profit
= Senator Harlan, of Iowa, has entered
into the political contest in that State
with great activity. His appointments
were for every day Except Sun lay un-
til the 18th of this month.
= The Rutherford Tenn Telegraph
and several other Wing journals in that
State nominate the Hon. John Bell as a
candidate for the Presidency. to be support
ed by the United Opposition" party in
1860.
= The Nashville Glenn. Patriot asks
the following question::
Does the Democratic press of Tennessee
concur with that of their party generally
III the SontlL that mere election of a Re-
publican TO the Presidency. without other
act or circumstance. would be sufficient
cause for a dissolution of the Union?-
VIII any Democratic paper in the State
answer this question categorically?
A correspondent Of the National In
telligencer recommends that National
Convention Of the Wings of the United
States be hell on the 4th of July next, at
Richmond, Baltimore or Philadelphia, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the Office Of President and Vice President
of the United States. or. If separate NOM
nations be deemed inexpe'lient. for the pnr-
pose OF selecting among the candidates al
ready in the field such as may lie most ell
igible to majority Of the Wing party.
= The jackson Mississippian asks the
question. Can we better prosper under
separate government and answers its
own question in the affirmative. The
Nashville (Tcnn.) News replies to it as
follows: Perhaps it could; but we hope
we shall not live to see the day when this
experiment shall be tried People may
delude themselves with pretty theories Of
prosperity in divided land which God
designed to be one; but the realization of
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be accomplished.
- Horace Greeley has arrived in Cal
ifornia. and was everywhere lionized He
estimates the emigration acrpss the Plains
the present season at 30, 900.
Mrs. Bralley's "eight children at a
BIRTH" from the n. Y. TrIuae, was a
hoax AIRS. b. has been married six years,
and never had marry red"
- a gentleman thoroughly conversant
with the cultivation Of the grape estimates
the money value of the crop i'm Ohio this
year at one million of dollars
= \ terribly destructive fire occurred
at New Bedford. Mass. on the 25th uIt..
consuming % buildings; loss from $500
to $500, 900.
A little son of Dr. j. P. Anlrcw, for
mery of Laporte anil lately returne,l. had
his skull fractured last week by being
thrown from wagon. 1t was thought he
could not recover. but the Union says the
latest news indicates possibility that he
may.
= BY altering returns, and taking the
responsibility of rejecting votes assumed
to be illegal. latter they had been received
and counted, the Democracy in the
Fourth District Of kentucky have man.
aged to give the certificate of election to
Mr.. Cushman. The official returns elect
Mr.. Anderson, the Opposition candidate,
by three majority. This operation is just
as legal and creditable as that of the Ok
ford and Kickapoo swind;cs. or OF the
..Moccasinites'' in Minnesota. OF course
as the next House will be constituted the
Democracy will derive little benefit from
this impudent fraud. M
- The Sentinel need not fret itself about
Schuyler Coliax being candidate for the
Presidency. Weave opposed to such a
movement; not but that wc believe he
would make a better President than any
we have had since the days Of Van Buren,
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