Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-04

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est in mind and in reply to our interrogatorie
wsa leartsd that ~ Was ? regular wslnats ?
Columbia College, 1t Warrington. We discovered
lhx his subsequent remarks on politica morals aps
nAer 6tffSfs, thsthe possss6ed an unnS6aly "a
tivated mind. coupled with auency Of exprsssio.
Anouitihg 70 thshishsst st, le of eloquenss 1 How
man of bis requirements could be reduced to suet
cisssnstesps is amasser q mo litels wonder. M
did not lsh his rAns e any petticulars q -
history. He said he was from Tennessee and wa
on his way to Bureau county, Ill. He appeared y
regard dis,olusienof ,he Union : slmost certain
a. be professsd to believe that, in The event Of
Republican President being elected in 1850, the
Southern members of Congress would withdraw,
and quorum not being leis to vote the President
supplies the wheels of government would have q
stop. We imagine that game win hardly win. In
such an emergency the Northern members would
no doubt stake the rssponsibility| 70 60 ahead,
regardless of Southern nullifiers.
20 Judge Thsyer has accepted : request
of the Ladies' Union Benevolent Society to repeat
for the benefit of the poor of this city lecture de-
liysrsd by him two years ago ON the subject Of
.'True Heroism" On that occasion there was . slim
attendance, in consequence Of inclemeocy Of the
weather. and general desire was expressed to have
the lecture repeated. It will therefore BE- repeated
at fremont Hall, on Friday evening Of next week.
Tickets of admission can be had Of the ladies or 1t
the bookstores, Price 10 cents. Of course this
chArAshls enterprise will BE- literally pesronised.a
SUFFERING IN .KANsAs.-A lady friend and
sabseriber reading At Oskaoosa, Kansas, in let
ter notifying us Of her expected change Of residence
says:
1lNnsus, this winter, will show many fanniaiee
starving for bread. Want and hunger, with wintry
blasts will bend pna brock stout hearts the ensuing
month and the eries q young children for bread
will heing TEARS TO cyss unused to weep. Fron ~
huseersSeIf hosls, ma sioLness lead US to and
pescRm De silent graves whore rest alike the hun
gry IA the well fed. VI
~ We copy to-day letter written BY
DR.. Wilson, of the Secretaries Of the Board Of
Foreign Missions, to the N. Y. Obserser, corrobo-
satings hs stssemsnt Of DR.. Wsters concerning the
destitsaQn existisg in Father Chinfqy' colony in
ifinois. citizens are contributing quite fiber
ally for the relief of the sufferers. The ladies'
always forsmostin works Of charity ,-have already
made up several boxes of clothing 70 be sent to
them.
a. A water. color. painting Of Muscatins,
rspresepting view of the city from the opposite
side ofthe river, can be seen At Palmer Demoress
bookstore. 1t is the most comprehensive and cor
net picture of the city ever made, aud reflects much
sssait on the skill Of the amateur artist, Wm.
Null, of this city. It is offered for sale.