The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04


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THE FUrrRE Policy or THE REpunlI,
CAN pARrY.- Much has been lately said
and much written in relation TO the future
course Of the Republican party. While
some few unstable and weak backed Re.
pubIicans have avowed their willingness
TO sacrifice the great and distinguishing
principles OF RepubIicanSm and to aban,
don the Republican organization, in the
hope that they can thereby secure the CO.
operation oi all the various elements Of
the Opposition in the next Presidential
campaign, we rejoice TO see the unauimity
and emphasis with which such propo.
silions are denounced and rrpudialed hy
the Republican press in all parts of the
country. A combination OF the entire
Opposition would he most desirable, for
10 union there is strength but it is wicked
and absurd to cndeavor TO make three
fourIhs Of the Opposition bend to the
remaining fourth 20 make the majority
desert the principles oI public policy which
give force and life to their party, and to
adopt whatsoever the minority may die.
tate as basis Of union. The only true
course for the Republican party to pursue
is TO adhere faithfully and sIeadlasIy to
the original purpose Of is creation to
stand firm in the faith Of the fathers and
10 cling tenacously to those distinctive
principles which make it the party OF
humanity and Freedom. This course
combines both Right, which is paramount
TO every other consideration, and Policy,
which should be in sublrrion 10 the first.
Nc Coaneisyiile, { q } Herald.
TnE GOLDEN STATE.-L Look at Her
According TO the governors message, the
State Of CALIFORNIA has n population o.
530 900 persons. There are 1856 ,134
acres under cultivation, and in grazina
l,I5D,3 3l3 acres. The sheep in the STATE
pnmber $50 900 horses $4,000; catll,
l2u, 900. The export OF hides was owe
half Is million dollars the past year.
The crop of wheat for the year 1853
set down at 3 500 900 bushels, and tha
Of barley at 5,382.7l7. This IS els, 20
more bushels OF barley than the amour
raised in the whole Union in 1850 accord
iAg 10 the census. Three hundred anc
eighty five thousand gallons of wine anC
ten thousand gallons of brandy wcr,
manufactured in the State last year. Th,
gold Weld IN 1857 was S65 $50 900 nm,
the total yield since the discovery $500,
600 600. The Slatc debt is i,l2O, ,CUC
YovNa LADY BLtNp FROM BIRru Re
STORED TO SIGur. Miss Alice e. Wedge
daughter Of Joseph Wedge, of Phusvil,
Kendall county, Illinois, aged 81 year.
blind from birth. had her sight immed
alely given her by an operation pcrlorme
few days since, by DR.. r. a. Caldwell
late of Toronto, now of this city. IT
disease which obscured her visual organ
was cataract. which completely deprive
her of sight. The operation WAS an e!
tremely delicate one, and the doub
operation was completed in about thr
. minutes, leaving the organs looking pc
Seclly natural, and with good sight
both. No great suffering was realized
Chicago Times.
DASaER OF CATS SLEEPING WITH CnI
pREH. "A small girl, seven or eight yea
old, on the night OF the eth ult,, car
pretty near losing her life by a cat. II
inutler heard strange noise which aw
kemed her she hastened to the bed whe
ths child was lying, and found the c
with her mouth close to the chld's mout
AZ ir.t they took the child to be dea
but they soon perceived il seemed to cat
tlr breath occasionally. After two
three hours she was restored to consciou
ness, but has been very stupid and UNIV
SINCE. Parents should beware how III
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dIen.- GA, s6Ury (Wp) Democrat.