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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-03
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At MARCH,s, en- sscenA.Gtrset,
"A is the only place that you can get good Gain
twist Rides, and Colts Rsvolvsrs Ct SIS piece.
mchs0dIy
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VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN 4 CO.,
(sUocHss0Rs 70 !. L. HOBBS co.,)
Poarth-street, between Main and Johnson,
kEOkUk...-.......... A,
i In QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero.
sene Lamps, Solar nd Hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, TeA Trays, to. Ac
Having purchased the lalge and well selected
stock 1T the old stand Of G. Z. Grifhth Co.. will
be plevscd to have . call from ono and all. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
both fora
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufacta-
rers, in England, France and America, We will be
v. Ii. SULLIVAN / CO.
Jan. 10. 1s5S-daw
1859. spring anA sanasr 1859.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
s.n.RurcHMsos. JAnss DEWEY
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. bet. Main Johnsos.. KOKUK.
LAVE JUST received 1T their Fashioaable
IL Tailoring and Furnishing establishment,
. choice and exoslleat supply Of Broadcloths,
IN0 GOODS, of all descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done IN the most Ap-
proved and sAtisfactory manner. They are CON-
stAntly receiving the Ne~ York And Philadel-
pAla fashions; and rsspectfully solicit all who
desire good work and the best material 10 give
them . call.
Aprl5-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
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3. POLLOCK. eaee8 gf s yAs sVnbcIL.
Spring and 6ummoy Goods.
=. POLLOCK 4 GO. $3.50
WE are now rsoeiving and opening new and
w splendid STOCK Or Clothing and 0snts' Fur
nishing t2oods, whish vsoGst - ssll veFy lsw for
cash. Our goods sre selected with great care end
with view 70 the hard timss therefore W oaer
than as vsry snsll profits, keeping n view tAeoid
motto Of quick pal 60 and email pronts. AL We
ASK IL that customers will call and examine bsors
pssuhaGng slsswhsss;s W sAasgs Hsthiag fer chow.
ing goods. Rememhss the place, East side Of I'd
It., between Main and Johnson.
nehltd - 8. POLLOCK 3 ".
#slf 83 GAoo watch RaDAARlnG. gssttla
rTsHE subscribsr being obliged 70 make change
i IA the WAsca RaPAIn1n9 DnfAnsAna1, hss ~
esrsa the services Of compliant wOTkmAn--ons
who undssstanas his businsss thoroughly. Great
oArs Will 30 taken With oil work sntr1sssd - my
care. anA the work warranted - givs satisfAotiOn.
N RspAtrtas Of Clocks, JeDslvy, &C., also the
man efassurng a goods of every dsssiptios. sAAll
rspsivs my personal attention, Ard warranted.
p. E.-WoSk Of al ki~1s not giving perfect ssf-
i.|tcssa, win b promptly ad3sStsl by saaling on
the yuhserihsr, At No. J Estse Aouss
April 6-d4w SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
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LIvEKY STABLE,
On F1Yst.su., bet. Matm = JOh0son.
llORSEe, BUG0IKS and CARkIA0ESA
i Of the best class always ready for
hire. A.
horses boarded BY the day or weak, at prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accommodated.
docld v. VANORSDAL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
Tho Farce in Boston.


II there has heretofore been any doubts u
the mind, Of the chiyalrols Nirginians A. 20
tha subsrrypucy Of the North those doubts
must have been oil dispeled boy the alaorily
Fth which thr "uu,ln" men iu boston re-
spondpI u the demand Of the Richmond
Examiner and the gentleman Ia Congress
who called upon the uuion-loying men Of
the North 70 come together 10 mass meeting
and dcuounce Brown and his raid, and re-
swear allegiance 20 the Union and the Con
sumtiou. These Southrons ayerrcd that II
the whole North and especially the liepubli.
can party, we're not Ia LEAGUE with the tra,,
tor Brown and IN sympathy with his INVASION
they would willingly come out and assure the
South Of their fidelity TO 9hc Union and the
prruiiur intitutuU.
The sovereign people Of New England
have Witnessed This humilntiug spectacle,
Last Thursday, To- answer 90 a call from Hen,
rs T. Gardner John T., Heard, Greene Of
the Post, aud Luut of lhc Courier, there was
a meeting in the old Cradle Of Liberty go
what base uscs"j at which Caleb Gushing.
Edward Everett and oghcrs, attempted 10 rs,
sure the South that they were all right ON
the slavery question, (which, by the way no
one here at the North ever doubtcdj and
that Il neecs,Efs they were ready TO take up
arms to defend their,mueh-abuscd Southern
friends Did whipped spaniel ever show
better submission to is master than thcs,
apoIogis,s for slavery show to their Southern
. nmtcs9
"Thc ahsurlity Of a meeting in Boston, call
/ cd "m rie,c cf the present diHUbed condition
81 Me country, and tie dnpgerF phich threat
/ u, o,u Lmo,," is most glaring.
What portion of Our country is disturbed
/, il Massachusetts, Is it New England
DO any Of Boston's aNoritc sons threaten
the Union p On the other hand, is II not in
Virginia and the South that the country /,
disturbed p" Il IL not Southern member,
Of Congress aad Southern newspapers that
"thSDltcn our Union ?'r II this be so let
Nirguians hold uniou.sa,ing meetings, lcl
thrcatcnisg speeches against the Union, but
don't let intelligent men here at the North
ever again witness the sickcuing spectacle OF
a Union-,a,ing meeting IN fanoui, Hall
We protest against such rerycrsion Of the
sc"smcnt Of New England.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
Father Chiuiquy.

lu lhe CalrdaHiaH 0f last week Is slalo-
ia me-, made 90 che authority oi some west
ern paper thnt the representations presented
hy Father Chiuiquy, 81 che deslIllfau .i the
converted Catholics o. 81 Arwr, ore false.
The writer has hsard lhu NAME slpri and the
Confederation Df IL bY d. kirs, d. Ihomp-
son and others and ia glad Of au opportunity
90 Say % word Tor this cause.
The charge Of imposluro % undoubtedly
the last and meanest device of the fapists "a
ruin Father Chiniquy apd biz people, What
d precious trick 10 words IL is % SAY that
statements 10 regard 90 the suffering. Of q
people are false, after those suhrrngs have
been relieved by the old " friends Why
did not the "peopls Of kankakee county" o.
find out aud publish lho imposition four
months ego, when Mr. Chlui4uy heF4H hi-
appeals II they are 90 much concerned Iesl
Now Eogaod Protestant. should bsslpw
their charity upon ap agRsgIl,y ql'ts+tr vi5
did they not deliver pa before NO bad given
three or four thousand dollars
When a man Who has been close student
60 Che ago VI iDa5 Goo yraz feI'rrfrrg hook
To- hi. library 90 got money 90 feed the stary
ing--vhan good aud true mon arc brought
from distance % the spot, % see ior them
selves, before dollar Is asked from thril
constituents, we arc willing 90 believe che
cause o worthy one Tho only wonder f.
that Chdsuln people are not more thorough
IS interested in ths colony ~ So Armc
There is certainly DO mon, striking foot ir
the history Of rmtestaulIsm, than lhe con
version OF more lhau Gys hundred families
from Rumau.'m by reading lbt Bible Npv
they are ia a critical position, The existence
Of che colony Tor longer umc 10 somc"har
predetermined Shall we NOT help thcw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
Congress-.


Congress takes up time IN long discussions
on the slavery question, but as yet ELECTS no
organization. The session just opened Is
destined TO be one Of the most interesting
exciting and important ones ever held.
According 70 Mr.. Greeley Of the Tribune
the Republicans failed Of clccIinE their can.
didate ior~Spcakcr the first day merely by a
trick Of the democracy in putting of a sec
ond ballot ill some of their abscntccs should
come to the rescue. Five democratic men,
hers from the South failcd to "come to time
the FIRST day, and in order 10 get these in,
Mr. Florence moved to adjourn without II
ballot for speaker The prevailing sentiment
was to have one ballot, which was had accor-
dinghy With the rcsul. given last week The
unanimiIy with which the Republican mem.
bcrs voted for Sherman and Grow was peas.
ing and Mr.. Grow Withdrawing his name
ot'thi. time left it morally certain that with
the help Of Haskin and Clark of New York.
and a few other anti-Iecompton d.uocrots
,bo ~, - -. 49,.
'''' IVA Wv II '"N'" o''o'o reinforce
mehts came from The South,-would result
in the election Of Sherman as Speaker.
Al this iunc,ur, Cl,rk of Ntis,o,r; 90,
,l,, a.. 49,, ......a'...',
Wv ''0'' "''N i'''"s Hoou' 'nt
NOOK ehtltIed Helpers Impending Crisis,
John Brown and the BLACK Republicans;
thus stopping all business. Tboddous S,o
80. ,..',...,si
''m' t'o'''''N '''' no'"'"6 was III ofuer OUT
o"loting except motions to adjourn. South
crn members who had the sagacity 10 see
THAT this was all their chance rplt;,l;.d
o,os,io,s o,d H.. ~. .l,....-.,-
49," ~ '''''' ''Au'oiouS >'hrea'S
made the Republicans. yield to an adjourn
ment TO quiet the noise.
This was the trick which tho nro-,l,yor,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
Ncwspnporini.

The stanstesd journal comes 20 us th,s
week very much enlarged etl n improved.
Ncighbor Robinson has just put ucw pow,
or prrss into his Office. and when Dee "geta Ihc
hang Of ID" he will make handsome paper
We notice thi, evidence Of prosperity with
pleasure.
The Springfield Republican will commence
the first Of January opuh.sh lruWs'ly
The Republican /, the best paper iu New
England in our opinion, Tur CNlrpoynN
not excepted.
BY az Advertisement 10 another column 20
will be seen that the Rev, MI spurgeon, rs
secured as regular contributor 10 the col.
umns Of the Christian Waterman aud Re
Hector BoNton Baptist paper We are NOS
acquainted uilh thi, paper btt from the lct'
ter sent u, We should judge that il' publish.
cr, are every one specimen bricks AZ any
rate, Me,,rs. UFham. Ford X VmNed g1y
put us down Tor one year.
George Roberts Of New York has printed
another edition Of the Qladuplc Cougc!la.
lion for the holidays, This the greatest ~
geographical curiosity ever Issued, being a
iusle sheet, sS feet by eight Ia silc The
price h. been reduced 20 % cents aud they
are for sale by all news dealers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

slaIl neglect or uftc f1 nLrJ hUJ tusl ui.
drr lr direction NJ tucH engineer. shaII h.
irIt Hul pas fs tIr treasurer Nj turN rpHu.
ulu, and ~ lbe bruest thereof iIHr ai U.t
ir-s tH4H five dollaIs api Hpl Exceeding Iw
laiiaII 90 te Il0Yfurl lb pDtr.lII.u before
70 justice 0i ihe peace. 600 complaint uaan BIZ
% 4aIouy 1i ihn trustees oi sHId village. 4Hd
also provided ihat such offence shlIl Doe pr0s-
rrutrd within sIsly da}s from thg camm.s-
Zion thereof
hEr a Such chief engineer and Zoo h.s
absence ihe said assistant engineers, Boz llr
order Of their appointment, under lhr super
vision oi che trustees, sAal have charge VI Hll
machlucs and apparatus within said village
llr che prevention and rKt.ugulshmeut nt hrr
and shall cause tho same 90 Doe Doc krpt con-
stutly boo srrglcrablr order
Hln o. Such engineer, and iu hs absence,
the sut assistants 10 ihe order Of their OPP
poiutmeut, shall Inspect iht entire AEr de-
-VWrWf1t 0f sid village, srmi-lnuualy, at
such time and place hs Doe ay order
slC. ~ DO much Of said 6ut co. which th.5
/ ici 10 au amendment, 90 rtlatra 90 thr duties
Of fire wardcus, and 10 inconsistent with lhe
foregoing provisions is hereby repealed
/ $40, 5, This ACT shall take effect f'um its
passage,
Approved Nov, 4, 1859,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

ufs heightened and iutenshrd che scene. Zoo
old mau stood likH d rDfkl anl When quiet
was restored without any blas6 being tlfucki
turned towards lhe southern benches and
u.ih.a simple we've Of bio baud anrcasucaIly
remarked 81 don't believe anybody made
anything OUT Of that"
on "Wednesday there was great excitement
in the House. Mr. Greeley iu thn Tribune
made some structures upon Mr, hellogg NJ
Illinois, speaking ofhim ~ 20 vanished Wh'g'
just enough ola Republican 20 get into Con-
gress," Kellogg replied 90 chs attack 10 d
violent speech, denouuoiug Greeley % a trail
tor to the party plotting with Douglass two
yoars ago % sell the Republicans Of Illinois
Greeley meets this charge s4uarey, aud says
he bad good witnesses at oil bis interviews
With Stephen A., and that there is, and has
been, but one point in which they both agree
and that 10 the right Of che people Of tho ter
rtoriss 20 regulate their eva government
without foreign interference
All last week was taken up 10 sharp and
sometimes aorce discussions, esd once ct
twice, besides the instance above alluded lo
almost personal recuutres, The democrats
arrpow forced 70 alm.t chat Sherman eIlI
be the speaker, but declare be shall not be-
elected under the plurality rule, since 10 i'
evident that # necessary he can be elected
without
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
"As Goes Pennsylvania, 40 Goes the Un-
ION" and why.

A curious private letter from Henry c. ca.
rcy, the political economist, is published in
the Boston Transcript, in which he attempts
TO account Tor the fact ,ho, in the prcsilen-
tia! elections "as goes pyuusylyauia 90 goc.
the Union lie says;
To begin let me ask your attention TO the
simple law which governs the movements of
men, who by the process Of peaceful cmigra.
ton, are seeking Improvement OF their coudi.
ton. Look where YOU may, YOU will see that
such persons seek the nearest approach TO
the temperature To which they have been nc
eastomed-thc Highlander going to Cnuadu
aud the lrshman coming TO our middle states
leaving TO the Spauard and the Portuguese
the more sunny lands of the south So too,
has It hcrn among elves the people OF
New England having overfhn New York,
northof the Highlands, a part OF nothern
Pennsylvania, the northern third of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, and havingscttled
the three northwestern statcs--thOsc of New
Jersey Peansylvann, Delaware and Mary
land haFing meanwhile colOnized nearly al /
the remainder ul the four western states and
being bScly snon to occupy the larger Dor.
ton, 1t not almost the whole of the territories
which are nrw to enter the Union as the
states of Kansas and .NobrasSa-
To Virginia and North Carolina have fall
len the territories that are now ksntucky.
Tennessee and Missouri, while South Caruh-
IVA and Georgia have taken possession of AZ
albany, Mississippi, Louisiana and most OF
Arkansas and Texas. As a consequence of
this, we find the Union divided into four
great zones, the white population of which.
as ascertained by the last census, may APP
proximutely thus be stated
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
John brown Items.

oct lf,W.tlEl1 -G6ui 'Glb-mcn, who 'viu rr.
main t,ll after tbr executions ou che 10th
Now that the people are permitted i1ApeAh
auJ a, asllu 300 some measure us American
'c,ulcus, irrrr is said Co Doe % general express.
ion OF disgust and contempt 40 tlU uuutp,s.
slty and annoying military 'dcsputJsm under
winch th,l have been held .4lg some vccAr
past
Capt Pate. tho Kansas rgih,n, lrlur,d n
the Cooper Institute. N,V lurk. MrIursla,
evening, 90 about hundred prrsou, boo ulu.,
Of John Brown, 10 marks one OF the radi-
cal contrasts hCtWcrn uuTlhpra and s'atl-rFn
society at Ills moment, that vh,.s this lrllow
is allowed publicly tn outrage public opinion
al the north without m0,r,lailln, ans man at
the south uttcfiuE opinions publicly or pu.
,a,ciy on the other side of the question, H.
Nnrhcd, Arrc1s- aud ipalhcfyi, aud is lucky
if bee escapes alive.
i, does not appear that John Brown len
any such statement or address o. the public
a. was expected. Mrs. Brown SAYS that her
husband made no ulluIiun 90 such q daru-
moUt a. having been written, or % ans pur.
pose Of writing such document. She thr-ks
his final hitter Co his family justin ing h, en-.
tcrpr.sr aud motives Mas aii the record DC
cared Go leave.
IL is estimated that the Brown military De.
mous,ratou iu Virginia vii, cost that State
500 oou. Gov. Nwo will probably lcy, an.
other tax upon the Virginia uystcr beds to
meet the expense,
GEoBm. ". CuHus uV ions BEowN.-
My friends, We have just seen an historic
day. We seem TO stand ia the crisis Of the
great struggle. ] believe the battle is won
Our Oldest state, In other years our first,
carefully guard, our borders from men Who
believe IN human liberty and the Golden
Rule. John Brown has shown there can be
no sense of social security In a system of
slavery lie isnot buried, bat planted. lie
will spring up a htndpCl fold. do not won.
der at the solemn pomp OF his death. The,
would have none but "a southern made rope
TO hang him but that cope had two ends
one around the mech OF man, and
ono round the systoIn. In taking lite il
has conquered itself To children of our,
hanging over PIutarohs pages We will tell
that America bad heroes, and that on the soil
OF Virginia John Brown died for the liberty
OF men,
LUE or ions Blows. The Biography
Of this remarkable man is 10 hc published at
once, for the bepCW 81 Lis famtiu The an.
thor Is James hedpath, SO prominent in-kau-
sas annals, an intimate personal friend of
Capt. Brown, and spirited and graphic Vri-
ter. lie is probably better adapted tor the task
than any ether person in the country. The
work will be publishcdby Thsycr s.. E.dridgc
Of Boston, and will be an elegant Emo vol
ume Of 400 pages, with engrayings, and viii
also contain a tine steel portrait OF brown
We understand that the publishers are 10
want Of agents 10 circulate it ia this sec
tig1.
Very interesting and touching services
were had At the iugeral Of John brown ON
Thursday. His ueiRhbors oh attended, ss ole
20 two Of three olergymcu from Burlington
Remarks were made los J Mrkim. Of PL.la-
delphia, and Wendell Phillip. Of B4ll4u.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
Personal and Political.

The Ia.ie.qs:i'ayllog am!ssetaga' H9iop55g
/ place Thursday At FaucuiI Hall Es-Goy.
: Low Lincoln Of Worcester, presided and
/ speeches we're made by Edward Everett, Ca.
lcb Gushing aud others, It is expected that
the uniun d, safe for three months, at least.
The vote at the city election IN New York
on Tuesday was one Of the largest ever cas-,
in Che city, and probably one Of the mos,
hhacst also. The registry law, though not
perfect, bias made any great frauds impo,,i.
bic, aud gives gcatral satisfaction to oil hon.
es, citizens. The aggregate vote for mayor
was 1861, distributed as follows: Fernando
Wood Jo33g, Hayemeyer POSTS, OpJyk
22,7lG. ="
Mayor elect Fcruon 10 Wood was absent
il Washington when his wife died suddenly
Friday morning, leaving an infant. The even,
was unexpected, and is probably to be a,r,b.
utcd to the mental excitement and anxiety
from which she could not have been exempt
during the late election canvass ia which her
husband played so eonspicuou. a part.
II is said that Governor Stewart, Of Mis-
souri,, would not appoint Thanksgiving on
Nov. "a, because 50 many Black Republicans
had selected that day. This reminds the
Providence journal of follow who refused
to wear white shirt, because q uiau whom
he hated persisted in wearing one. lie said
he would not be in uniform with such a ras.
cal.
The Postmastel Of Lynchburg Va, has Of.
foially notified Ihe editor Of the New York
Tribune that he shall not 10 future deliver
the copies OF the Tribune which come TO that
Office, because he believes them to be Of an
inccndiary character Mr.. Greeley says he
shall continue TO send the Tribune, adding
/" II the Federal Administration, whereof
you are the tool, after moEopolizinC the bu.
sineSs OF mail-carring, sees NJ TO become
the accomplice and patron of mail robbery,
suppose the outrage must be borne until
more honest and less Lervile rulers can be
put into high places at Washington, or I'LL
the people can recover their natural right 20
carry each others letters and printed mater,
asking no odds of the government"
The Boston Daily Advertiser, edited by
Mr. Hale, speaker Of the House, comes out
in favor Of rejecting the whole revision Of
the statutes by the legislature. 1t says that
"the revision is not what the people expect
and had right to expect, and that its enact
ment, in our judgment, will be mischieyous
and even dangerous to the best interests Of
the public" Though the Advertiser claims
Caleb Cushing as Of similar opinion, we be-
.AsF@''Tffe' general Judgment is decidedly the
other way.
i. W. Lincoln, Jr., the Republican and cit
liens candidate, was reelected mayor Of
Boston on Monday.
Hon. John c. BJeckidridge was Monday
elected United States Senator, by the Ken
lucky Legislature.
The National Democratic Committee, at
session just held IN Washington, Fixed upon
Monday, the 23d Of April, "a the time for
holaing their nominating Convention
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
Windhum County.

Mr. John y, Blake Of Saztobs River got
h,s arm caught in SONS machinery, 10 - f-s-
tory 10 that place, on Tuesday by which both
bones below the elbow were broken, one Of
them twice,
A. ihc annual meeting Of the llydropalh
engine company Of Bplu,boro, tho follow
log officer, were elected lmuoi, Goodhuc,
Foreman Ben X. Chase, - Assistant Fore
Amc,, Clcrk and Treasurer.
W II, Rockwell, sou Of rhc tupcrinlcnd-
emit OF the Insane Asylum at BmuIeboro, h1s
obtained O. s1detship ot the West Point mill
ary academy
Jennie Taylor, child Of 7, ", Taylor Of
Bellows Fails, who vas severely burn, with.
hot hcc,vaN % short time since, died on
Thursday,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17

to \ gentleman at Paterson, Nj, has
purchased n thousand copies Of Helpers I'M
pending Crisis" for distribution in that CITY.
This shows the advantage OF congregational
advertising. Why don't Bonner hire some
member Of Congress- to blow up his Ledger
II would pay TO do It.
o. \ local agent Of the Washington Ma
tional Era in Maryland, has been thrown in
10 jail for circulating that paper, which is de-
nounced as incendiary.
70 The "irreprcssiblc conflict" is proving
Destructive 20 the democratic papers In Iowa,
.''.'t; --r-rrrytri 5tTIgi tilC state elcC
ton in October
o." The Machias (Me) Republican saws
that William NeWonbAni of ChrrrvRrld. who
b. a regular Nimrod, has shot and sent 10 Ite
Bangor market. the present autumn. six Luu-
dfe4 RULED grouse and nine deer rIr which
be has received about ous hundred and ft,.
enty five dollars
O. P0irick Tohrem brI Patrick Homo.
man ~ Ncw York. had "a balt ou No Dc
1insti during which The latter rr-rtsI r.a-
urt uhirh rrtul'ed in Die death T.fr.u
hos 'ldct arrest Uouctmsu .uas o. r.tuf..
"as tpurh hriHg leader ~ "a ra.g Of dee
phtsit fYlhars, tuavn ss ihr .Hvprr+rr1
gems" Hr vas one ~ thr -r.rftt. uau..
Drss Too A4aFuaeG a. tbs lst. s.sluou.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-17
sccuonnlisu.

The Dluyillc North Star c1umcucrs its
"lcadpr," uud,t tine head OF "srciioua Au-
mostly" 100 Ihag paper u che 90 iuslp 40 fol
lows
oIhr Republicans would fin deny lhll
they ave a sectional pauy-bnd ih.s zoo, BOO
face OF che face that 40 tlr .aEt Presidential
election tHcY supported O ticket sp,rgl,d from
one section OF thr lu.uu.'
We slo4Id Doc euudrd o. bp informed
which section The Hrpuhbru candidate
Tor President cat tha last Presidential cleo
ton" Was "sclrctrL' from California, and che
candidate for Vice President from Sew J,-
,ry-oue from lhc Pacific aUJ the other from
thc Atlantic eide gf tbls Nag goufyi.nrN II
b. zen face ~ tHs hc,' chat thc pru,uiuirl
prcW % pruNtut,d "dcmoguo,' brc BOO
lhc oln,uul practice OF calling lhc Rgpghi-
con % sectional party - Nuriiugt1u I,mrS,