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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
viii They DO Ii I

Not only Nr. STRONG himself, but nearly all
his political friends, lahorih-s most assidu
ou>ly TO secure the votes of Republicans for Mr.
5 At The approaching election. tor the Office Of
Assembly man tro.n thss DIS. ricr. Why these
gentlemen Uio>, lso,.,.c-l creed permits them
To vote for none bit Democrats are now so
very anxious TO induc> these Black RepubIi-
can. Shanghai friends. they have formerly
stigmatlzed them. to ignore politics in the pres
ent canvass, is TO some mystery Ii Is not be-
cause they have any more love for Republicans
or their principles than heretofore, but simply
to secure the election of a Democrat from this
Assembly District. that many of that party
are 50 anxious to secure Republican votes
axes to grind in the Lcgisla ure that he dare
trust TO 10 other man. VIII Republicans suffer
themselves to be led into visible n trap .
Are they willing to turn Mr. SrRoxG- grind
stone while he sharpens his political weapons
for the purpose of cutting their throats =? Viii
they suffer themselves to- become cats paws and
burn their fingers in pulling Mr.. SrRoSGs chest
nuts from the ire. on which lie and his part,
/ hope 10 feast hereafter When was Mr. SrReSc
OF his political friends. who are 81 insulting Il
10 ask Republicans to vote the Democratic tick
Il. ever known 10 vote for Republican for of
fee: Do they not know it wouli be pnlitica
suicide on their part to vote for Republcai
for the Assembly ? And yet they have IN
cool impuIence to ask Republicans to vote 70
MIR. STRONG. who i. known 10 lee the most bIttc
opponent Of Republican principles of amy MAJ
in their party. VIII they 4" ii , VIII the.
abandon their own Candidate, who Is Mr.
srs"HG. equal in every qualification neces,ar.
Ter :. Les >layur. and = man " no would exercis
TAR more influence in the Assembly than an,
other that could be sent from this Distric, aut
vote for one of do, btful influence, who woui'
grab at any chance to bring disgrace upon IL
Republiean party? We Imagine the answer a
the ballo, box will be a decided NO
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
" Under which King, Benzonian :"

Mr. HoBART is supported by some papers as a
porGLAs man by others BUCHANAN man
that l.. IN favor of the right Of the squatters IL
exclude slavery, and opposed to the rig' I of the
S1uatierS TO exclae slavery. Nowhere does he
deny the right Of the luaters esta5lish slave
ry- The only question is in regard to their
right TO exclude it. In 1855. after the Invesli-
eating Committee hal proved the Barstow
frauds, ne was strong Supporter of Bsrsfow
ami presided at the Democratic State C0nvea-
iion which nominated Ba,.:ow. and packed the
committees to accomplish this purpose. Now,
"e IS mix and water. in some places acknowl-
edging the frauds and in other places stepping
out with an II. Riding tro horses is n fivari,o
iriek with the Democracy. Val it succeed p
We believe not
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
The Candidates for Bank Comptroller,

Judge Crawford, in speech somewhere out
in the mines says that he considers Van Steen-
wyk. the candidate OF the Republicans for Bank
EComptroller, very good man, bot that he
failed in his ability TO talk the English Ian
guage so as 10 Be understood bg tie bankers" W.
are inclined think that the bankers. Especially
the Wild eats. can get up understanding with
Mr. Squires much easier than they could with
Van S,eenwyk; we willing TO ack nowledge
ihat-but We think the public Will not be
harmed If there should he little German hon
esty and tirmness infused in that office. We do
not believe. however. that y an Will ever so far
misunderstood his dniy as TO charge the State
Tor six months services which lac never rendered,
as III. adge did.-.TanespiHs Gaz tie
Judge Crawford is not the only authority for
| saying that the bankers and brokers of the State
prefer Mr. Squires to Mr. Van S:eenwyk. The
Shebaygan A9yocate, (dem-) in an article copied
and endorsed by The Patriot says the bankers
aud brokers Of the Republican party even q do
not wish TO have NJ. Van. Stcenwyk elected
Now, ii the people viii read the last annual re-
port ct Mr.. Sqnires. together with the report OF
the joint Committee of Investigation they will
find some facts showing whv 1t is very possible
that bankers and brokers have this desire to
continue Mr.. Squires in office: but the reasons
which cause this class In favor Squires pre-
el~ely the reasons which should cause the peo
pie 10 dIstrust him and TO support Dir. an
Steenwyk,
The nomination of Mr.. Van Steenwyk we re-
gard as one of the very best ever presented to
the people Of the State. We have known that
gentleman for the last seven al eight years. He
is q man OF the s,rietest Integrity. We have
never heard lisp even OF suspicion in regard
10 his purity of character. He Is an excellent
business man, his address is pleasing and gen
tlemanlv he speaks most of the modern langua
yes Of Europe with the fiuency of his native
tongue. ant IS, in every respect, In business ca
pacty well as IN education, greatly the SUI
perior ii his opponent. He Is by birth q Hol-
lander, and the shanmies are using this circun-
stance against him representing him as unable
20 speak the English language as to be
ders.o"d
Now, we do not hesitate to say-and we be-
| Heve those who are we'll acquainted with both
| the can lIdates. will agree with us-that IL ad
/ dition to speaking the Dutch, German and
French languages, Mr.. Van Steenwyk converses
in better English has a larger vocabulary of
words from the :" we'll Of English, pure and IN
drfiled, forms better sentences. and makes few
e. grammatical tlunders than Mr. Squires. Like
Mr.. Schurz lie speaks with slight foreign ac-
cent. nut no. sufficient TO interfere in the least
with understanding him.-Naaison Journal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
Our National Disorder Roback'S lures

The American stomach is tormeniing organ IL IS
generally of order. The reason is OBVIOUS, The
driving of business has not time. viii not take
time properly TO mstieate his food He bolts IT, and as
bad habits are catching All follow his example,
Hence Dyspepsia. with all its compheations-hencel In
Digestion Liver complaint disorders Of the Bowels,
in all their various phases Against these and hundred
other complaints. the Scandinavian Blooa Pills and
Blood Purifier, waging externinating warfare
The these Medicines has been astonishing,
even in an age scientific miracles They do not al
{eria.e, they r1tinguish disorder. The agony. the
the debility, the dependency, which characterize
Affections the digestive and secrevc organs, vanish
under influence Of these Preparations The cons-
tuition itself 10 acquire energy under their
nnerntinn- Seea advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
Modern Democracy.


TIE Democracy heresbonts have generally
agreed that slavery il Christian IHsiitu-
tian and that all infidels who do got so be-
hese. As they have their own mode % inter
Preting the Bible 80 they have their meth
OF Of interpreting the Declaration Of Iudepen
dence. The Hon. n. VI. SrsosG IN !is speech
on Wednesday evening last, explained bis the
DRY Rs follows:
I" The Declaration IF fnde. cut!euce vas mad.
ot white men Tor whl,e men aut that ti,,-
phEsse thai all mCa are created equal. mean,
that al ichit~ created equal GlIck rs,~,s
d'' rel men haze rights e,-ct sl.c. ujt.te men
CHOOSE to gire than"
II the Democratic party is not the pro-slayery
party. why this n ces-ity of defending She sys-
tenn By tortnrng the Bible and the Declaration
Of Independence. IF Tia! party is IS much
opposed % slavery IS anyhody.T It's supporters
have = strange way Of showing it. r. defend
slavery IN virtue Of It's necessity. may allow OF
some excuse; bot to 10 Il ~ a reppdistlon of
the vital principle upon vl.ich our struggles 'or
liberty we're based, IS unPasdonable aud is a
dangerous step towards that despoiisn from
which We escaped. The remark of Ioux RAN
poLru OF Niryinis, hii1seh 4 stakeholder in Con
grrs' Is the most appropriate Condemnation ot
such course, and |. follows:
SIR. envy nett her the heart nor the head
oi th,i man f.om nc North. who ri.co here to
defend Si,Nerv ga p.luctI 10"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
The German Republicans.

The Democratic press has been fiattering it
self that the German Republicans were going
IN body over 10 the Democracy. That this
would be the case we have never believed. They
have too great an attachment to their principles
L" sacrifice them in this way. Mr.. ScnURz Is
now st'mping this State for the Republican
ticket. The whole German Republican press
give the lie TO the expectation. The Waiertown
Po!ks Zeittng, edited by II. LIyDEMAsx. denies
Il, md gives hearty support to Gov. RANDALL.
In speaking of The charge OF Know othingism,
be says:
may be that In the last Republican State Ccnven-
non taeie we're few Know Notings, but where nd the
thirteen votes Tor the Know Nothing Lockwood for tho
important Office Of State Supern tha Democratic
state Convention from: The rights IF the sdope.l
citizens. Will. il the Republicans victorious This fall
be A. much respected they heretofore respect
bt II tiur wears has the State Legislature and tn.
-ovcTnors Office Of Wisconsin in the hands of the
Republicans. and aot the les> been made To
sake the rights OF adopted citizens The platform of
the keputchnS prenounces uU.quivocaIlv against
an enteavoT, and condemns the amend
ment. and the ticket shows tho names OF two adoni
citizens for State Offices
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
The Killing IF BrOderich.

As We get further and fuller particulars in re-
gard to the killing of Senator BRoDERrcF, there
seems to be much reason 10 believe that be fell
a victim to a vile conspiracy, winch embraced
persons of the highest official positions in Cali
ornia, and perhaps at Washington. He was
to be killed anyhow, and if the following from
the Missouri Democrat be correct his office
to be filled by one of his assassins. 1t says:
The conspiracy against Broderick manifest
ed Itself at the beginning of the canvass. An
obscure lawyer, an EnglIshmau. not vet natural
Izrd, and tool of Terry s-challenged the Sen
aior, who refused o accept il. But the blood
hounds We're on his track Gwinn was bound
to have revenge for the disclosure of his base
ness. Terry, however, was first put forward,
because lac Is dead shot. Had Broderick not
fallen IN that contest, nor in that with Gwin-
" hlch was 10 toilow-the presumption is strong
that he would have 20 run the gauntle; Of the
contcderaied criminals who occupy the proIni-
ment offices under the Federal Government
Furthermore. 1t Is asserted that the programme
of the AIi"liHis ration leaders for the dIstrIbu-
ton of the spoils, embraced the nomination OF
Br"derick's succCss0r-a nomination to the seat
which to be vacated by his death 1t was
Ia be tls reward 81 his murderer"
Az INCIDENT oF THE DUEL.
The Sacramento Standard of the 10 h of Sep
tCfhbtt say
Same of the reports state that Judge Terry
exclaimed " | shot two inches too lar 10 the
right. 81 far from THIS are informed bv
an eye and ear witness, for wiuse veracity we
Will be responsible, that Judge Terry's bearing
vas, in every respect, becoming the most refined
gentleman. He made no exclamation. When
SIR BroderIck fell, Mr.. Bcdham came NJ, to
Judge Ferry and inquired Of him, :" Is he NOR
tally hurt Where did you strike him p To
which Judge Terry replied IN a low voice, in =
tended alone for Dir. Bedham's ear He is
struck in the breast, but Is not think serious
~ hurt (; shot too much 10 the right = or words
to that effect
now MR. BaopERICK LOST MS SHOT
The circumstance of Mr. Broderick's losing
his shot is accounted for in the fact that the
choice of weapons fell TO Judge Terry, who Sc
lccted his own duellmg pistols. These have the
hair trigger sentitiyely set that sudden jerk
OF the weapon would serve 10 its discharge.
Mr.. Broderick had never used or seen these
weapons and by the slightest touch of the fin =
yer produced the discharge. a similar cause
produced the accident which occurred to Henry
Clay In the famous duel with John Randolph
FLIGHT JUDGE TERRY.
The telegraph informs II was reported in
Sacramento that Judge Terry has sold all his
property IN this State, and yesterday, started
10 Intercept the Overland Mail Coach, IN which
he designs to 20 to Texas, where his family are
soon to JOIN him.--tSaa Francisco Bulletin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
Latest News.

The Peace Conference al Zurich, has not We,
terminated.
The strike of the builders in London has not
yet been arranged and the breach is wider than
ever.
The Great Eastern is still at Portland. Eng
and will go TO Southampton. She will come
over this month.
The French arming an expedition fol
China.
Grand ornaments aud floating batteries are
being constructed at various French ports, and
new breaking out of hos. liiics with Austria
is feared.
In Italy the Dukes of Tuscany and Nodeua
are collecting troops. Piedmont is also arming
The Pope thinks OF abandoning Rome and ia
king refuge in Gaeta.
The American Envoy is said to be at Pekin.
At Pixies Peak, snow has fallen to the depth
of one foot.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
.iiEisIFF-S S.iLr,


anu Isaac H. 49, plaintiffs Iowa county Circuit Court
against, State of Wisconsin
iA'hl ". Sn2 e anu Louisa On judgment OF orecIo-
NaoIts, defendru5s. sure an .ale
virtue and an pursuance of jsf.Tnt NJ
sure AMI SALT rendered in said Court in the sbor.
u Lied aciHn. ON the first day OF October, A d. 1853
shall cxpuse for sale sell at public n etip a, m,
t"ht door OF the C"art House n the city OF Mineral
'i' an ~ai count. ON Saturday the tiav Of Jam
naft, 4 D. l>to, a. o'clock Afternoon of ,aJ
"f i following described premises. much there-
as shaii 1e necessary To- r. tie amount or saii indy.
nrnt together with Interest and the Sfeist- oi "a
the following described real situate in tn. cunt
q" 10" ana 9tHio OF Wisconsin, to wit the north ,a-t
quarter OF the south quarter gection numl.r
ihlr5 i've (@@l IN L. hip five (JJ north or
'nr' hhef I'ur 60 east OF the ful principal ne
rlo.'h' together Win the appui teuauces improve
meutS th"reuutn belonging.
'E isIin "HI-e, 5tncral Point Oct. N. 1872
THOMAS hrSAkLANB
WALrEg :. CoaLEs aud Cons & ,lf,ynrr 49,,
for piai jiH =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
Know Nothingism.

The Democracy are IL sorry plight. Their
/ false figures concerning the State expenses have
been successfully met and exposed. Their can
didae for Governor has bad one of is speeches
| correctly reported and published by stupid
/ Democratic paper In Milwaukee, called " The
/ AeTs. He did not know there repor-
ter present. says the Chairman of the Democra-
! TIC Central Committee, IN exienuatlon. But
/ the excuse is not received. The Barstow meu
say they don't want Mr.. Hobart to enter a cog
nor1 10 the charges against them, when
! there Is no reporter presebt,
In this,sad and distracted condition their organ
fatis back on the old topic OF Known othIngism,
Il hug-bear that cannot even -frfghten fools au
+ longer. With two foreign born citizens on our
ticket and with platform pledglng the Repub-
/ llcan party Ia maintain the equal rights AMI
privileges of all men without respect to birth
place or creed. our ticket needs viudicatIon
from this false and silly charge.
On the other hand how is 1t with the Demo-
cracy
a. WELLINGTON HAIR, the former editor of
the N'.rdekec -fnacricGn, an open and avowed
hnoN Nothing paper, Is writing long articles
IA the milwaukee, NeGs against Gov. RANDALL
and In favor of Mr. HoBARr.
JOIN LOCKWOOD. the Grand Sa chem of the
order while 1t had an existence IN this State,
tried to get elected as n delegate to the Repub-
iican State Convention, to work against RAN
dali nomination, and, Is IL Is reported, prefers
Hobart 10 Randall
And how * 1t with SIR. HARRIsox c.. Hobart
Every democratic Know Nothing IN the State
supports hlm. He has never, to our know ledge,
denied being member OF the order, and when
he became member be took the following
oath
In the presence Of Ani ghty God and these tnesse,
l. ltAkEl>oN { HOBART allies HARRISON < fUNT, aia-
Sti!'an unf do soAe5safy PTcna1se and smear. tnst
never siit setTY oi the secrets al society,
communicate them To proper candidates, except
wttlln lawful council of this oTder; anu that wal
never permit II Tie This society 10 he
te or Ia any other manner made lgibie ept for
purpose oi official instruction: that HH MT refe
gre nv influence fer any easee the f
q the people, UrieSs he 4 AN AMERICAN BORN CIFI
LeN, favor OF Anne icans ruling America.
Roman "a hole that viii in all political matter,
Tar this order is concerned comply the will
N JoFifH, although II may conflict with my pen
lreerence bin1'ns my self the penalty OF
le2tlon from The ore, The forfeiture OF all Intercourse
ri II its rleater bling denonpced in all the socie
ties oi the naae Hui traitor my God and uy
coantry.'
In taking the second degree Of the order, Nr
EcEAEr again sTcre
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
Who are the Know Notbincs I

IN th's State, JoHS LOCKWOOD. the head Of the
Order. \. WELLINGTON BART the old Know
Nothing Editor and pres, writer for the Noes
and other leading Know Nu'iiogs support the
Democratic Ticket. Does this show that the
Republican party IS the Know Nothing party f?
Ia Ohio the Americans supported the Demo-
cratic ticket. ss Cincinnati Enqarer, the
lending democratic paper in that city. which
gave small Democratic majority says:
The entire Democratic party was engaged
IN the contest, united As one man in detertnin-
ei effort 10 d" their whole duty to their State
ana country bat without the noble AIS, Of the
Americans we could not have succeeded"
"hleh party then is the k,c~ Nothing par
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
lNFLAMATIONs.

y. Bingham, celebrated physician of Utica N Y says
of inflammation of the Brain lnha-
nation Lungs lnfnaton of IL. Bowels and Kid
neys Inlanmstory rheumatism, Child Bed Fever. with
Dr. Tasks Magnetic Ointment with perfect success even
when all internal remedies have failed also OF
Group Scarlet Fever Canker and liberated Throat and
Lungs with like In the Epidemic known the
Putrd Erycpelas BY which many valuble lives were
lost tested it frequent and ii failed of eectrE
speedy and certain In of Burns, Sprain~
Bruises Frozen limbs Chilblans &c it cures like
charm. No Physician family will be day without
h. Medicine after becoming acquainted with iis pow
cure.
Sore Lips. Capped Hands, q Chiibta'"s
are completely 10y three applications of tbs
Magnetic Ointment
Read Advertisement in this paper. Oct. Sm3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE MIGHTY HEALER.

Let not ssease with its fangS, prey upon you until
the cold hand of death hurries you ntimev grave
Shake OF the feeling Of despair ami hoprcssness so m
bic to upon the invalid The plant of the
we place within the reach Of all. We what NAV
he the specific form Of the disease. The cause the foun
tain OF the disease itself impure blood and tn on h
the different channels If the luns IT, stoarch and tho
vital organs, JUDSoN'S MOUNTAIN HERB FILLS will
Pass mingng with the blood, out and grasp and
then expe all hurfIl poison that there Is in it, Thus
cleanse the blood BY doses these Pills an dis
ease, in any form, viii djssipate and vauish As The
sum- with It's glorious beams FIST The morning
dew to rise as mist then growing stronger cssts hi,
burning rays upon it-and behold It's one-so cleans.
the blood, and disease like ming ~ re reafs an,
vanishrs. There is blood purifier equ 10 JUIiSgH'
NOUN lain HERB Pills
Sold by all Deaieas in Medicine oct
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

Ebenezer Hale, plaintiff,
against Iowa county Circuit Cont
Moriecal ADAMS ana oFanda State Of Wisconsin,
J. his wife. John :. Adams
and Abbey Jane his wife,
jesse F. Adams and Meruie
4. his wife. John J. Lyun,
sylvester y Winslow, vii on judgment of fo-.cI.
liam Sutherland and John c. sure and sale
DeetSruan deen ents.
)1 virtue and IN pursuance of judgment of soreco-
and sale rendered in said Court in thr ,ho,.
entitled action, the 24th day September 4 u 1sso
shall expose for "a and ell pub5ic auction At the
door Of the Court House in the fitv of Ninr-.
Point IA said county Saturday 2lSt tay of inn
u1ry, y. D. 1860, nj O'Clock T. 81 said 1a y III. t,I
lowing described premises, much thereof az shall
be necessary To raise The of
eether with interest and the penses sale TIA, fol-
lowing described real estate situate in the county Of
Iowa and STATE OF Wisconsin 10 wit The north hal, OF
section number thirtythree 1887 the south half of s-
ton number tScnty eight and the south cast q,1>r
ter OF section number twenty mine 129
number hve 90 north OF range number of m,
fourth principal meridian, together with the appurt-
nances and Improvements thereon aad appertsininQ
thereto.
Dated 9EeilH Office Mineral Point, Oct 18th. 1859.
THOMAS McFARLA,.n sheriff
Iowa county, Wis
F. DENNIs PERSON. COBB {, MEssNoRF, Attorneys for
Fi'ih'i''- 42tds.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
State Superintendent.

Not tie least among the various interests Of
he State, are It's educational interests To place
the best nam n; the heas! of these Interests =
the duty q The people. J. L. PickAaD. OF Platte
vile, : the Republican, Candidate and j. well
kuowl IL many If sur citizen. LrMAy c. D,a-
TN IL the Democratic Candidate, ami has hcc.
sGperlntendeat for Tie last two years. aud Ia,
never IN that tIme shown himself 10 the people
Unlike thc candidates FIR D,her State offices,
.hey are not expected - canvass the State hat
We believe thar they Ought 70 bc encouraged To
ia@ct tlC citizens y ;he State and discuss FL
ucs,ieuai matters ia public. 50 that the people
n'ishs judge hon personal acg aautance Of their
fitness for this high office. Mere this done We
have =" doabt Nh PICK Am would be chosen by
an overwhelming majority since he no, only
understands tie principles Of the Con m. n
School System. but Is able 10 accomplish a great
amount Of good by addressing the people OF.
these questions.
lat We want IA this oflice Is Il man. not
merely car.hle Of sitting IL his office. and ma
kins figures, and writing ioug-wndrd reports
vhlch Few read md esc-y body ridicnle, Tx.
The prcz>ut incumbent AEr. DRArkR, hut 1. ms.
who do ,hS sI4a were il necessary can 20
out and wake ~ the people. AVID rc; the ua-
chinefy 81 &urIuou Schools in notion iuciJc
teachers 70 emulation. raise their qualifications.
AID hasten forward the day when Wisconsin
shall hc ~ famous f3r her schools as she has
been Tor corruption. Such a man is Mr. PICK
Asn and 50 hope people Will vote inlerend-
emily on tbs question. =ad not sacrifice 10 part
prejudice itc be.t aud highest iapsrcst. Of the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

SPECIAL NOTICES.

We would invite the attention of readers TO the
news AGuE CURE advertised in columns. 1t is from
such quarter will give the public confidence in its
efficacy and learned reliable sources, that
Its virtues will stain their fullest expectations. Ci
Gems the not fail to appreciate the amount
value 20 them OF safe and certain remedy for this at
1cting distemper without either quinine minerals,
and consequently without injury to the constitutional
health We have than ordinary satisfaction in
Claiming this remedy, convinced ii viii
answer CRYING want among and serve to relieve a
great amount Of suiTering.-Repu5ioaH, " drsdn Ind
Oct