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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-02
The Place to Buy

VEAS. and all kinds Of Groceries md NJ
L Sums NNp or huuH NoAtrs WORTH IL a.
T., JEWEIIS.
N.H They viii hc sold in ANY QUNNrl-
~, a. low OF, LOWER than at any other e.
adjustment
Irt d. lk5p
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Notice Extra
WoVe Wire Cloth,

SUITABLE for Thrcshing Machines. VIII
- moving Mills, Window Screens. Sc, for sale
by BOlNrON'S DEFINING.
Sent 2 INtQ
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Horse Shooting

HLAC OK - hHITErINJ0 49,
VIZ auhscrlbrrs would Trrprcrhill, bnuouU, .,
80 tif- t''f''tir 'tiHt ttry have formed a nam
nfTshp tnr The purpose NJ rErryiug ou the abg,s
named business. an kiudslf work done p,tt
ucltncss and despatch.
c, Patterson, one ~ thc 6ru, viii give Die psr.
snnal attention 60 horses BOO me habit ~ r.ri.,.
~ n'rueachlug ur having bad feet. Ile ain,
from hls long experience hr rlu give p,urraIt.t.
lrmruou, The patronage ofthr public b. rrsurrt
M'} solicited, G., PATTERSON
on . Is MARhION 4
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J~ w H * IA ",

To- $40
SILVER PLATED WARE. PEN-KNtvEs. GOLDA Ann
SILVER TlltMRLES. MONEY BAGS. ARTICLES ron
rlE TOILET, &c,, &C varying m value nom -
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FNNfTTY pTUT1fS

We keen the best assortment % FAMILY BtBLES 10 be
found ~ New England. at the very lowest prices
orders Gibbs single individuals solicited nom
an parts the country which perfect satisfaction VIII
be guArrhutiedln all cases
Greater Inducements Agents getting mp C'dbs. and
Better given 20 purchasers than by any oicc
concern IN the country.
PLEASE SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
i've do not Issue our Catalogue from garrett no
down cellar where cannot md Our Store Is
the largest spacious Boston. where
tnrs uuthr country cotd'ais tied 60 call gnd
for themselves H-B
G. G. EVANS & CO,
>. is 0RNUILL, BOSTON.
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Machinery and Castings.

I'm subscribers have on hand Weodworthf
fiaurr., trruiHr saw Miils, Cupboard and
Single Mills of appru, ed patterns and excellent
workmanship. alFu -'.raT hrr a s Arch-moutl o
and Plates. Black uith.' 'Tvircs. Fan Bellows
aud Tire Rollors, Boa Stoves. Earn door Rolls
Iron sinks, sc Sc. Castings and Forging, ~
every description, and repairing done to order ,nt
at shori notice. HALLE1 8 THOMPSON
So, Johnsbury. VI. 63tf
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SElTE ~ rTRWONT
n cn1NcGaY JrNsTEan ~

~ = ~ ~ iflh . ~ n DO ''ff'H'' '.''
7 AZ RES SlEEPEH Of Nraait. in $500 county uf
l'tlripia tb,irr ou tu, l.'hH.. ni upr,h 8 o. $50
I'D o,un5 t, il r5,auiG, Z, e., Count, S,ur, e., 1
hell 40 - J'husnur}. 900 tr nrst tuslt b" June 49,
nnrte Do, ,spi ,,en, ru ,- 80, i,, Of t,, 49, r,,p
Ncrars iGrr.aW. dc,srrii ,tI,vs i,ri9i me 6oa.
iso 81 ths orsin, 1lntatwm rnriri l,lua ia Aa.is
u ,,s, 900, ,ns ,ar a ,', ~, l'gr'"
,lsusd , -ati Jsa,ius aui ,abg Co sd usu. u.s.
So, h' nr-! O., noN dt'l't. 90, 40. demand u. ~
hundred 81, tt' p'ulHr .uianl,ar. nui tH~ lHutu, 600
tbst,at' WHEN utt,, is Co. -r.ttra ,r, iur a,I
rnpaI That sah J,Ut'.. %, lh..-1'~'h, Of Nu,l 80
rrcm-- &C. ono tn,Hr. i"vru, Nna'n 90 'tl count,
MAJ is, cau,r, rJ said sNp sore. los % l'al.rrDa.,
Ndt-' township. lu ihr ,'uui' 90 N.,fl' 'w rlur of
,l-.l i-... ..- ~ ..., -.i r--..=-s
whrrruprn It aprcarpe that s1lds g. irvI.i, absent
uH tnlr state u that rupHua cannot Dee served upHu
rhrrulare nil.rl Ia Aerenssl,.a nils q Leul. and
CEN, ithu aui "r the ,uut nrrc-ad. 90 De- hud.u -,
complaint aud ,uIdr su,h order directions aud DECREE
thcrrln A. - aid ,.nrt shan ,,cm meet
De published three weeks. Hlt.tthlNrN. ln. We
a. ao o GsE ,, @lr 5c .d wien 81 o. az g,
tw,up days previous &" the commencement "i sal 'rr
na'ci al 81 John,,,p,, Mt ~ ,a,y Of M'r,h y
Edward \ Cahoon. solicitor 2f71
ST'IYE or TERUONy
CIl,tuuia District
The Probate Court uf the District uit called Iu 40 pnf
EruytutyrCstt m the estate " Emma .uri NuJu %
Waterman. mlunr-
- audi AulrA - Waterman, rrprrsrut- O. ~A.l tHur
that u. said wards srrd u irr ui crfttu rr' estate
To- Wit uuo undivided thd part each oi the rrsI'u of
of mat part cot The tIth Truman Farm ln Waterford o.
said dattitt 81 Caledonia. FORMERLY ned by Mf. NAuual
/ Truman. deceased. VITO Of said ~ lth.
Aud said Nunri further rcpv-cuts 60 said Court tina
h"r c uthis shld wards Real Estat" W De- conducive
!hclI intcresL ir he prposg. slrmgl4ca e. t9c tfis
statute, Ana said guTdiiu has mRdc application 20 Nl
license aud authority sell sd real 10
suat To- the provisions ut the statute iu that behalf
said application viii Ice heard ami decided bN said
the probate once ~ 81 JUhsburS Ia said district on th'
9th day vt April. A. 1851
You are therefore hereby notified apprrr before nt,
at the time and place atpgcsad aud utcC you Sc,
{ cause. to the granting ut said LICENSE.
Dated at ST. JJhu,bury Aforesaid this 18th day Of Marcl
\. y. 1859.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
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Reduction of Prices.
H. A. QUIMBY

WISHES to close cut his stock OF goods
w before the goth of April next. to make room
for Sp ing Goods and will sell until that time
n the folio wing prcpE.
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TH0s. FIN - }. FL ifHissHER. Executors.
| ma S-d }. G. MCGUIRE Il co. Aucts
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auotionsers.

-.
TRUST EE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOT At
instant at o'clock. by virtue of a deed of trnst
IatGd May +th, 1853 and duly recorded in Iifer j.
y. = ~, ION" 10 Will sell at public auction, IN
elght hnnred and thirty ysx. 0s. divided into two
t & "i tlrtt Ieet eight and 0nehalf inches (Sd 81sl
eac, on the east side OF 5th street between and
hys ieet one inch uo5 - deep " '
orns one iohrth cash to be paid on the ,Iay OF
sac; a1d The balance In and II months with inteT
t, tss I,oh uay Ol sale. decd given and deed of
the purchaser. WV ~ ''''o vi
R. w. BARNARD. Trustee.
ma Is WALL 4 BARNARD Aurts
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, AuctI1neer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
TWO,S STORY tRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Mo9}a III ,5 5sg gsS AS1 srM
sell IN front of the premises, at o clock D. M mari
OF Tot on square aga having front on north side
ul north Nj, between 18th AMI eth streets west and
running back 100 feet, containing $40 feet With the
improvements. which are a good two-sto,y F,ame
House, containing rooms aud Kitchen This pr"p
a1, nf M IN adesrabe and rapidly improving
Terms One third cash l,al.nce in six and twelve
mubths, LOT hotes nearing interest from the day of
liza u cn A. GREEN hnc..
By j. Z. MCGUIRE & Co. Auctioneors.
EXECuTORS' SALE. OF VAL.UaRIE
~ NURSERY OF SHADE TREFs. BFIOScING ro TuE
ESsirE9E Is HE LhLE J.s MAaKR.-On TEDN ES-
The premises, We shall sell the large and vausIie
collection ot Shade and ornamental Trses IaIsIut
-n!pO, together with the unex pred lease. ga the
IUih stfeets west. between o and streets north
ths sale oilers Il very favorable oppnrl.ut, C,r
nurs'rSrhen /" mako profitable Investment az Tho
tres are all al tha most select kind aud ia gooJ con
ditIon. VA
Terms: O"e third cash the residue in and p
rst Tor apPEov.d Is'd n"es, bearing inter
Tiih6isH. no = J. FISHER. Executors.
ma is-d }. c. MCGUIRE II co, Aucts.
MARSlIAL'S SALE.-ln virtue Of a writ of fer,
~ iacils Issued from the Clerks office of the Cir
e9t Court "l the District Of Columbia for the comfy
al Washington and to He directed. shall EXPOSE 10
Phhllc raj i"T cash, IN front of the Court House
1@fr g "i sag county o! THURSDAY tho 26th day
sereG p,onert, s AZ 10 ~ 3eiosk m the %wIng DO
clam and interest in and rn Lot No nine "a il,
Squar: No one hundred aid ninety SIXTIES IN the
CITY "i Washington, ID. C., together with all AMI
singular tho improvements thereon seized aud ley
l'n upon AZ the property of Francis A. Dickens and
Will be Sold to satisfy Judicial No. &c. to MAY term.
]. D. HOOVER, I.ats Marshal
ht I1-ts 1"r the District of Columbia.
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- LiG ING CON NDUCTORS
corner ot 2fnh and & streets, asHr Pom. arenEe.
ChufloN.-in consequence of numerous az
ielhpI8 hy parties tn represent their ls hniug l
Points az coming from his manufacinry the snb
scriber begs leave to inform the public that no such
name. ~ '' "" ID
ORDERS msy be left either at bis place of business,
~ hbovs gwen, or at the Jewelry Store of his au
th0Flzed agent, Mr.. Charas HAYDEN under the
National Hotel, where specimens of his r ods and
POints can be seen on exhibition.
ms ie-hn FRANCIS LA BARRE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

M,J.G j. q. STEVENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CEOFHIER,
- No $50 Penn. l4rrrns, BrOlrHS' FotsK,
Hass choice stock of CLOTHS. CASSIiiERES.
aud NESTINtiS, and other SEASDNARI,E a.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR, winch lac
VIII make to order IN the best manned and az MA
snort nntIce. lie has also choice stock nf w
hne READY-MADE CLOTHING and -Aa-
fukNlSllISG ARTICLES, tn which he would
calI the specIai attention of gentlemen,
IL AdherIng tO the principle nC or, prize oaly
winch 1t distinctly marked each article the pub
fair dealing. ~ -' 'ei' VI"
~ MI: WN BRSSKT, favorabiy known to nauy
cltlHens oi w aShngtun as Gutter
merit. baving charge of the Cut-Ing Dcpartmant
Will be pleased tn meet his friends and the public
generally and serve them with ~ r
mar = II GOOD FIT.
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SS DUPONT'S 81
oC q N L d w ID T. R. d.

Ok DUPONT,S Or
oO N u w ID r. DID
w. ALBERT KING, GRoRGErovN d. C. for
years past the Sole Agent in the District of Coium-
Dia Tor Messrs. Dupont & Co.. Wilmington Del
aware, keeps constantly hand large stock of ali
ne Glherent grades oi POWDER manufactured by
them, embracing. in part
blasting and Mining Powder, in q and 50 lb kegs
Cancon and Musket do, a.. :. Govern
- -, meIt proof in . and 30 ID. kegs
Sporting F. FF, 4 FFF, 61, I2Iz and q H. kess
Uucking Powder, M az I2i5 and % III 80
Dc. do IN / HnT !. In caDistaSIs
Eagle Rife do. in sk And I3Ls H. les
Do. do. lnI and = H. canistN1s
r, Ef,FFtI do. IN 5, aud a Ia. canlSteTs
DO. do. In y lh. iasks aud caristers
Nrglnh hlns IN Id. canIsters
IL Safety Fuse Of superior quality, IN barrels
All Of the shove will he sold st manufacturers
prices and delivered free of charge t0 any part OF
the District. F
The character of DupOnt's Powder has haer go
well aud favorably known for a half century, that
we deem II unnecessary to say anything in it's
pTalse. " ~
IL We tako pleasure 81 all times in showing
ssmPles and styles OF packages to spOrtsmen and
others.
IL oTce No. s5 High street, immedi stely sd
dining tie Canal. seS-tf
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WOOD AND COAL.


WOOD AND COAL.
L EP + BEF O X 4 tn A.
IN PEOPLE,
THAT A; PAINTERS CITY STEAM KIND
sssE.Ess.ssss.ss
ss:ss4sEsEgE=ss:
F-s7szs=-9s
Esszzs.Sss9TE%:s:s
Orders left stS w Hand,'s, opposite WI
lards' H"tel; Mm Baianty ne q. E,E 7lh strs.t.
or At Pages MIA Mhari fog sf 5t6 street propGs s
store, south side Oi 7th street bG,dYe rhs ,oas
Ia accompany the order ln al cases, or I.a rssJ,
when the fuel Is delivered. 'NeN'
sP 2I - A.PAYNrER. At Pages Wharf
EAErS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS
~ Wood prepared any length aud size dalivcrsJ
10 all parts "f the city. NAVY lard. and Georgn-
town. Orders by mail promptly attended t. rh.
money 10 accoIr nany the order. 90 hs raiN uban
Tao fue4 Is deiiyeIad. q. 3. s. W. VI. CALI
n. w. corner l2th aud e. sis, No 81;
mar 2S-lyr Foot of 18th at. h'low Wsr Depart.
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GOOD EATING AND
~ - CAPITAL. DRINKING
w. +. RENTER'S RESTAURANT. on G St.
the rear of Browns Hotel block CON
unues tO be famous as the very bestxN ~
Restaurant IN Washington CITY NNlSS
Lovers OI exquisite eating vii ALWAYS ~Na
Ind there the very choicest OYSTERS,
Fish, Game. Steaks, Chops, Wines, Idquors Sc
country. " ~
The c"oking Of his establishment is UNSURPASSED.
snd no other house OF the kind is more rcIna rkahs
for the lnvariable good attendance OF ali empioyed
shout it.. 'F'0'NN
III His charges are moderate. fe9-u
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las. NJ. McCAMLY Il CO,
DEALERS IN
FIRSTCLASS FASHIONARLE CLOTBING
GENTS FINE Fl NiSHING GOODS
No. 800 Pa. avenue. National Hoe! RuldiugD
WASHINGTON, u. 9.
TRUNKS, VALlSES, AND CARPET BAGS,
ap9-f -'
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WLNINGroN. DEL.
SUSSEX COUNTY COUNTY LOTTERIES.
10 be drawn daily at Wilmington. Delaware, nt Is
minutes before u m.
MONDAY, May ., IaBa-Clsss %.
10 numOetsM5I capitsIs dawn ballots.
prize de- of-----.-...s55a5s prizes of-----sd.ooe
"'' Tiosots Ss; 81. @''
TUESDAY. ,. May e, Isse-Gl...0.
Is nu"O0fsa,a capit.Is a5swn ballots.
'r'aas as. sfss fsIs 'F'ds De- 0f'1%" -. s%
&C., Tickets kssi' 81. &C.
wERSHSRAH . nam5sIs-s say iyyss ,fSsnss'ss Sss,.
'fdiIs dS' Of :::: si@' f"S prizes Jss of So.
'' TiefSSSt;s; 81. &C.
THvRsR5sY, l. na5s,.,Lg MAY s;s1a IS Isdcs.a s,1ia;.a
pri7e Of .----.... sG,a6 prizes Of. $50
Tickets 81. &C.
FRIDAY: r IsMGsI.h}; May23 T.. lsa1clsss ,; Class S.
/ PTiaas &C. "fsiSSS i.%$ prizes &C., of ss ssa5
1lck6ts 81.
SATURDAY, May 81, lGfA-Class a.
10 numbers--I2 drawn ball .
Capitals.
do '''dS de- o.. :::,:.:!' s'''%" 500
.. Tickets 81.
All orders for tickets certificates of packages
VIII receive tho most prompt and confidential
soon over. s ~ "
Address FRANCE. .BROADBENTS Il CO.
"lt 1'r WIZ NrNoTov. IbVT.
1 LIGHTNING RODS. .
IL GENUINE PLATINa TIPS
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EMRICH's LAGER BEER DEPOT,

EMRICH'S LAGER BEER DEPOT
H No. Sic ELEVENTH STRFRr,
Tiro doors North Of fhs Gas C0DlPdgU'S O6ee
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has accepted The Washington agency OF J. * r.
Bsltz's FHli.A DEl.pUlA LAGER PEER which
he now prepared Ia furnish to the trade or private,
families. Balt's Lager Beer has long been kept AZ
the undersIgned's establishment. aui ranks M tn s
city as IN Il! northern cities, tho best nanuisc-
tured IN the United States.
II All orders promptly filled, and delivered free
Of charge.
10 2.-3m PETER ENR!EH
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SANDS n JOHNSON, PRACTICAL CABINET
- M4REkS and UNDERT4-
KEES, northeast corner 9TH aud S.Es.ts-xz=..s3
streets, keeps constantly ou hand all
kinds aud sizes of READY MADE COFFINS
Calls promptly attended to at all hours Will aiso
attend to tho removal Of bodies from the oid bnris
grounds tO the new cemeteries
Old furniture neatly repaired and vanished.
Terms most reasonable. anc G.,
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NJ, NJ kiNDtlNG AND STOVE WOOD,
III III; 1,;;,!h,SSp hSp RED ASH GOAL,
CUMBERLAND, LUMP, * SMITHS COAL.
p,A a lull aSs9rtment of al! kinds alway on hand.
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN:
nv FAIR PRICES EXPErTEH! =
w wish II understood that we design doing n
cash business Persons sending us their orders will
please send the money or have it ready when the
Iuei rs delyered, thereby saving the trouble OF
We would say to those few persons having ac-
counts, we consider them due AT any time we pre-
sent them conseq uently ex pect the money when
presented. II. 4, AZ w M a AIT
Ohees-NW. Corner 18th and c sts., No. 50 +: and
loot of 18th st. below War Depart't ma . tf
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Tickets S2o, halves Sl0 quarters S., eighths S25a
Address FRANCE, ,BROADBENTS Il CO.,
w ILMINGTON, DEL.
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PAGR, THE ARTIST.-The most crratic of all
the Ameican painters, says the Norwich
Courier, Is Page, having, as far as color and
style are concerned, completely boxed the com.
pass Of his pallet A few years since yellow pre.
pOnderated in all his pictures; next they Were
red; cold blush tint followed, giving them a
singular, and, TO most lovers of art, a Disagree
able hue; and lastly, they appeared so deeply
buried in shadow that the brightest sunlight
could only render their beauties pereeptible.
The latter, instead of appearing as modern
pictures, but for their subjects, carry the i'm
preston that they might have been exhumed
from picture-gallery In Herculansum or Pom
peii
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Nv WAsHINUIVN SEWING ROOMS,
~ sh ST., fJro doors North OF Pa zr,
~ NoE y., rs tbs time 20 get SPRING and SUMMER
Snih Is made up 10 order. The subscriber is pre-
p parra 70 make SHIRTS, DRAWERS &C., at the
Sn2,tess StI, nat,es Al descriptions Of sewing done.
oh,hT o III BOSoMS, COLLARS, and WRIST
BANDS neatly stitched.
mar l8-u A. a. MOVES
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I INEN SHIRTINGS AND PILLOW LIN
Ia EMS.
llamask Table Diapers, In all grades
DaInask Table NaPkInR and DOileTs,
irish Linens, OF the best makes, and at the lowest
prices,
Birds Eye Diapers, in all grades,
Damask and Huckaback Towels,
LInen CamhTic and LINEN Lawn,
80 dozen Linen Cambria HRndk kerchiefs from 6l<
cents 10 Sz.S6 each.
With many other desirable goods, all OF which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices.
WILLIAM X. RILEY,
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TRUNKS!-TRUNKSm
Il HE Undersigned has now and constantly kaaps
S<On hand large and very superior az -sryrS0
o. sOrtment of Sole Leather TRUNKSSN1&
and VA Isis: also on-FTaIne and <tIfb
Wood Box TRUNKS; VELVET TAPESTRY
aud CANVAS TRAVELLING Rag : aud SATCH-
ELS: hne SADDLES, HARNESS. WHIPS, 80
n. B.-Tuuks Covered and every descri ptlon of
Repairing executed with neatness and dIs snatch
JAS. =. TOPHAM
Late ToPHAM g. NoRFLET,
mI1y No. t99 nth st, oppO. Odd Fellows Hal.
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GREAT BARGAINS
FROM AUCTION IN DRY GOODS.
Just received-
81 Doube skirts and three Flounced Lawn Rohes,
price IS, worth IS,
IS assorted styles do. at I.75. worth s2.a,
"a handsome Baregc Robes In new deslgns,
SUS yards Robes and other stylish Lawns, good
Washing eoors, At l2lac.
With large lots Of first class Staple Goods, which
we are selling at the lowest cash prices 90 reduce
stock. wv GOIsLff CO,
ma I1-et 523 9Th st. above Pa aN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-12-27
The Union-VSh,re Republican. stand.

The following concise and forcible Resolutions
were adopted AT meeting of the 18th Ward
Republican Association in the City OF New York,
having been introduced lay Hon. Abram Wake
man. They are in strong contrast with the yer-
bose and fulsome plutitudes put forth by recent
Union-Savns Meetings, in which those who
threaten the Union are encouraged instead of
being rebukcI. These Resolutions 20 right to
the point --lNn,y Journal.
EeSol"td, That this Association contemp!atc~
reasonable menaceS 50 often repealed IN both
branches of Congress by leaders OF the so-cale,,
Democratic party, that in the next Presidential
canvass, they viii overthrow the Union and ea-
pose our country To all the calamitics of a civil
war.
Rcsoic-i, That whether in success or defeat,
the Republican party are devoted to the main
tenance of the Constitution, and the defence of
the Union against the attacks alike of the fanst-
zeal abolitonistS on tie one hand. and the sham
Democracy on the other
EsSo'roA That the duty q! obcyiug the will
OF the majority, a. legally represented through
the halot-hoN IL the curncr-stonc of our liberties
and lies AT the very basis of our Constitution aud
Union; and that party that openly aro.s hos
tiliiy To this sacred principle should be openly
and universally condemned 10y every Patriotic
and Union loving citizen. rs order.
JACOB FISHER, President.
". T.. PAHOF, Secretary.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-12-27
WHAT GOV WISE THINKS or THE
LbS Ai.tN Us THE SLAVES.

There Is no consistency in the advocates
Of Slavery upon tins point. At one time
they will sing of the halcyon peace and
good will which reigns between master and
slave, and almost defy the Aboltionists To
seduce the negroes from their happy homes.
Gov. Wise and the whole Southern nress
have dwelt with much unction upon the
facts that the slaves refused to Join John
Brown, and that the first Virginia MARTYR
was free negro fleeing from the Adolf
tionists But Immediately they turn about
and speak Of the imminent danger If in.
surrec,ion, with all it, train Of horrors In
his recent message IL the Legislature. Gov.
Wise SAYS:
But why do our slaves GA the border
not take UP arms against their master.
We must look firmly at this fact before we
take it ~ a solacc. In the answer to ,ha,
question lies the root Of our danger. Mas
tcrS IN he GDrcler cDt,aties mar hold thetr
sLGres by sUGcr0ncc The slave could
Il. to John Brown much easier than lac
could come and take him. The slaves al
will can Eberate themselves by running
away. The underground railroad is at
their very doors, and they may take pas
sage when they please they prefer to re.
main. Joha BrOlcn'S iurastOa startIed
as Int IRE hare Jccu tanqeIy suJni,.
ting tn Il grcatcr dangey lci'hom c,,,.
tossing al. The plan which silently cor.
rupts and steals our slaves, which sends Sc
cret emlssarles among u to stampede our
slaves, which refuses o. execute fugitive
slave laws which forms secret societies for
mischief, with the motto, alarm to their
sleep, fire to their dwellings. and poison t.
their food aud water, and which establishes
underground railroads. and depot. and rem.
devious for invasion, is more dangerous
than the Invasion Of John Brown. Yet
the latter e1cites W., aud in the former We
have been sieepily acquiescing. 1t i. no
so!ace TO ne, then, that our border slaves
are so liberated already by this exterior
asy YUM, and by this still silent, stealing sys-
TEN, that they hare IN med If taLin o
up arms tor their arm hLera,ioa. Con.
iederatc States, as well as individuals have
denounced our laws, and set them at De.
flanee they have by their laws encouraged
and facilitated the escape of our slaves, ard
have made Abolitionism cancer eating
INTO our very vitals
We must, then, acknowledge and act
On the fact that present relations between
the States cannot be permitted longer to
exist without abollshing Slavery through
out the United States. or compelling us 70
defend it by force Of arms