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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-10

SlGHirtcANT.--.Sincc our incidental a,usion
10 the fact that Hon. Columbus Delano is just
the man to succeed Geo. Il. Pugh in the u. s..
Senate, a number OF the most influential papers
in the State have endorsed the proposition in n
most emphatic manner. Still, there is n number
who insist on making him candidate for Gov
ernor. While We could most cheerfully support
him for She latter Office, the former is the posi-
ton we most desire to sec him occupy; and those
that know him best are confident TINT no better
man could be- found TO represent the interests and
sentiments of Ohio III the Senate.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-10
WHAT THE PRESS SAY.

Tbcy h "ve a magnificent assortment of books, and
have prcpsr,'d themselves with innumerabIe elegant
Gi rs 70 he "utcd among their "troupo OF friends
aud customers AZ la," "e:"-bdH' Sun;
Not only NAV any 80, seton be made of any choice
work but with IL ihe pSrchasor is sure to receive
some article of Jewelfy, which IN many cases proves
quito yaluablo,--D Daily Exchange.
They make promises bat what are perfoI1:"Hd d
strictly to the letter and by thus tSncelng thcr OBJ
legations, have gained the entire con. Iance of not
only our citizcns but the country abroad Bat Pa
niot.
young lady acquaintance of ours purchased for
hook at this establishment few days since, aud
received double ceased Gold Watch, paiasd at one
huRdrsI doLorS.-- Clipper.
The success which attends the Gift Book House Of
Msssrs. Ii. K. HOYr IS co. has precedents in the
annals of Gift Enterprises. -ArgHS,
Call and see them, and, TOrdfo ityou will not
regret your visit DiSpGtch
All orders sh ould be addressed to
HI. H.. HOYT & CO.,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-10

Our ncighbor Of the Democrat has not one
wold to say about the cluin OF J J. Parks. Ills
silence simply means an acquiesccnce in what
we said on the subject last week or the party
managers do not want the rank and flo TO know
how they ure mode TO pay men for work never
performed, and therefore have closed the mouth
OF their organ. We have sufficient confidence
in Mr., Cnrrs honesty to believe that the former
is the true reason for his silence.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Judge Miller's Court 0ger-rides the State Of Wis
COusil,

Our readers know that there is L. S. Dist.
Court in Milwaukee, presided over by Judge
Miller. / his Court is irresponsible to any SUI
perior Court, in all claims under s. 0GO Judg-
ments are entered up and executions issued
against our citizens in Louis Napoleon style
1t is a Court which HARLOW s. ORIoS charac-
terizes Cut-throat jurisdiction and OF
which GEO. B. SMITH, another Democratic ora
tor, said that he had been surprised that the
people did not rise up against ii"
Gov RANDALL. in his message, called the at
tentlon of the Legislature to the matter, aud
urgedit to petition Congress to aneliorate some
of its more tyraunical features Mr. HoBART
the Democratic candidate for Goyernor,approye-
of the Court, and in speech IN the Legislature
last winter, gave it his unqualified endorse
ment.
This Court pays little regard to Srate Legis-
lation, 1t being the Court of non-resldeuts, used
to Cypress citizens of this State. And from its
declssions there is appeal. The jury is a
sham, the Judge Invariably telling the jury
what verdict to bring in.
The last great act of this Court is the multi i
tying of the honest cad exemption law, which
Is ieCOSHlzeu III the IonSilLutlon ana statutes
Z ntler this decision an Eastern Shylock can
step in and take the last foot of SOIL and the
only shelter for his family, enjoyed by a
man under our laws. This is overriding our
Sovereign Legislature, and our Constitution and
is part of system Of oppression to which the
people will not submit
The Madison Journal gives tho facts as fol-
lows:
Morris d Bromley were merchants at Green
Bay, and failed sometime in December, 1851
Morris owned a house ard 80 acres of land
about two miles from Green Bay, and occupied
it as his homestead Pratt d Co., OF Buffalo, y
\, obtained a judgment against them the
United States District Court at Milwaukee,
After the return OF an execution nulld bona, they
filed creditors bill IN that court to obtain a
decree selling the bomestead OF Norris to salts
fly the Judgment. Morris filed an answer set
ting up the facts. and referring to the statute
OF exemption IN express terms. and claimed the
premises his homestead secured 10 him by
shat statute. Judge Miller, disregarding that
statute, granted order of sale, and as We lave
already stated, the premises now advertised
for sale under that order during the present
month. The fact that the premises were occu-
pied as homestead was not disputed Ii Is the
only property Morris has In the world and by
Its sale he and his family VIII be turned out OF
doors.
Such is the regard shown for the laws OF the
State by the tribunal which MIR HOBART, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, fully APP
proves of and warmly admIres as place where
the admin istration of justice Is speedy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE MIGHTY HEALER.

Let not disease. with it's ang prey upon vou untu
the cold hand Of death hurres you untiney ga,.
shake OF the feeling Of despair and hopeessnes so la
bic to upon the invalid. T. plant boru Of tn.
We place within the reach Of ALL wecare not whnt
ne the SPECIFIC form OF the disease The cause the
tam O. ae disease ITSELF is impure Blood through
the Inherent channels of the lungs stomarch and
vital organs. JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will
Pass mnghng with the blood, and grasp md
then cNpe all hurtfu poison that there is in it, Thu,
cleanse the blood by few of these Pills And d.,
ease, IN any form, will dissipate and vanish A, IN,
sum- with ITS glorious beams FIST the morning
dew to rise as mist, then growing stronger casts hi.
burning upon it-and behold III, oone.o .l.,,..
the blood and disease, like morning dew retreat,
vanishes There is blood purifier equal to JuDsoNJ
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
Sold by all Dealeas in Medicine n,A
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Who is Responsible !

There IS an attempt by the Slave Drivers to
make the Republican party responsible for the
acts OF srcnty-t,co misguided men at Harpers
Ferry This is as dishonest as it is false The
Republicans propose to work with stronger for
ces than t'ccnty-t,co men, as they have aread y
done In Maine Vermont Pennsylvania. Ohio.
Iowa and Minnesota, and this they will do next
week IN New York and Wisconsin. But these
victories will be peaceable.-not wrought out
with FIRE and sword, and they will frow do "
any attempt at abolishing evils except through
the agency of that most powerful weapon-the
ballot box. r-s#
We hold the Democratic party responsible for
this little tragedy. IT was they who commen-
ced the work of devas,ation and bloodshed Oh
the plans OF Kansas, and drove Brown and his
friends to frenzy and madness. and melted in
them spirit Of revenge which has had its cul-
mnatlon IN this unfortunate affair.
Brown aud his confederates viii undoubtedly
meet the fate they desc we and so will the
Democratic party which commenced the strife.
and which proposes TO let the institution of slave
ry spread until it absorbs the whole domain
When this takes place. Instruction may natu-
rally be expected among the oppressed blacks
but as long as the Republican party has the
power. its peaceable efforts to restrain the evil
will do more To prevent bloodshed than all the
threats OF It's supporters.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

The American stomach is a tormenting organ. II IL
generally out of order The reason is obvious. The
driving of business has not time, will
time properly nIasticate his food He bolts it
had habits catching all classes follow his example,
Hence Dyspepsia. with all ats compcations-hence In
digestion, Liver complaint and disorders Of the Bowels
in all their various phases Against these aud hundred
other complaints. the Scandinavian Blood Pills and
Blood Further, are wasins discriminating warfare
The of these Medicines has been hirg
even in age OF scientific miracles They do al
ieuiate, they ertiagEish disorder. The agony. the
ever the debility the dependency, which eharacteri1e
Affections of the digestive and secretive organs vanish
under the influence of these preparations. The
tuition itself seems acquire energy under their
operation See advertisement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

y Bingham celebrated phi siean of Utica n. Y.
- have treated of Inflammation OF the Brain nfa
nation of the Lungs Inflammation of the Bowels and hid
Inaammstory rheumatism, Child Bed Fever,
Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment with perfect success
when all internal remedies have failed also cases
Group, Scarlet Fever, Canker and liberated Throat
Lungs with like success. In the Epidemic known the
Pdtrid ETycipelss by which vslub,s lives
Lost tested it frequent 1t failed
speedy and certain In cases of Burns SprAins
Bruises, Frozen limbs, Chiblaus, &c 1t like
charm. No Physician family will be day without
this Medicine, after becoming acquainted with its pow
to cure
Sore Lips, Chapped Hands & Chii5lafrs.
are completely cured by two three APPLICATIONS ., the
Magnetic Ointment
Read Advertisement in this paper. Oct. SINS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
The Inquisifion at Work.
Judge lKi!er's Court IN the Field :


We cut the following from the La Crosse Re
pssb!iedH. as showing the sympathy existlrg be-
tw cen Judge Miller's Court and HoBAar, and
the contemplate means resorted 10 To secure
the latter's election. This Court is satire on
Justice and a libel on humanity
From circumstances which have recently
come to our knowledge, we are inclined to thin /
that Hobart, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. is in league with Judge Mller's Court. SIS
hc has frequently drawn the power of the
officers of that institution In this way lPher,
they happen 10 Rare judgment against pro1ni-
nent Republican, the Marshal has deputy giucs
that indriitul TO ,aderstand that II he cW support
Hobart aud the Democratic ticket. that he loil Be
excused from prompt payment on has Judgment and
that If he will not he is brought to the ring in
quick time. and bis case is pressed with the ut
most rigor of the almost unlimited power they
have.
This, understand, has been done in several
cases. in particular ire kao,c Of of the
northern co,t,ties ,chere the etior IS prominent
Republican, and the officers proposed to stay pro-
cse{inos against him for the consideration of his
uote and lyiencc for the Democratic ticket We
have doubt this is done by and with the con-
sent and connivance of Judge Miller, who Is the
author of SO many strong partizan decisions that
he would not hesitate to Use his power to elect
his friend and defender. Harrison &. Hobart,
alias Hunt, to the ONCE of Governor. Mr.. NJ.
j. Thomas, United States Marshal for Wiscon :
sin, Is just the man to engage in carrying for
ward such infamous schemes to polute and con-
troll the ballot boxes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Prof. Hall and the Geological Survey.

We have had the pleasure of ccnversrg with
Prof. HALL, of the Geological Survey who is
now in City. The object Of his Wis
it here, Isl to consult our citizens a. to the best
manner of securing the completion Of the survey
of our mines and Of the State gcnerally ,-and
would like suggestions from any OF our citizens
who have given the subject their attention. AS
is known, Prof II ALE is one of commission APP
pointed by the Legislature of 1887 10 accom-
plish the work. This Commission have not been
| able entirely 10 agree on a plar of operations
nor is it possible that a body W tn three heads
should act as harfnonioaslv and rs efficiently as
the interests CT Tie State demand. Prof HALL
expresses his entire willingness to retain or re-
sign his situation, provided a efficient plan
than the present Gun be adopted.
As our citizens are aware, Prof HALL has en-
gagged the services of Frof. WHITNEY, who is now
making . economical survey " of the mines.
and completing perfect map showing the po-
sition, bearings and extent Of all the mines in
the lead region. This viii give us a more cor
rect view of the general laws which govern the
mineral formation than any other means which
could be adopted and we learn that the work
Ii has been charged by the Democratic press,
thst this survey was given to political favorites
&c. We know that to be false since neither
the politics of Prof. HALL nor of Prof CARE,
were known when they were appointed. Aud
Prot HALL assures us, that, owing partly to his
constant travels and labors. be has taken no part
in political matters for some years. And as to
the random charges that meney has been drawn
for no services rendered we have the best of ey-
ldence that it IS not SO. Prof. HALL has drawn
$4,000 in all, and has vouchers from p Professor
Whitney ana Col. WHrrTL EsEY, and others. for
the whole amount, having appropriated nothing
for bis own services.
We hope steps will be taken by the next Leg
islature to secure harmony aud efficiency of ac-
ton, aud n survey which shall be an honor to
Wisconsin those of Iowa and Missouri have
been to them. We shall refer to this subject
again, and perhaps quite frequently, if occasion
demands it.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Virginia InsGrectiou.

This seems TO have been very small affair;
Sut ss'all asst was. it was sufficient to terrifs
the hrst fansilies of}aiI Virginia. Only % men
took possession of town OF 2,o0o inhabitants
who were TOP much frightened to help them
selves until theaarrival of the U s. troops.
The alar n is universal. and arms have been
distributed TO all parts of the State, to enable
the Inhabitants to proiec; themselves To pro-
tcct themselves from what This question
brings at onccin view, the system or insttu-
tion which gives rise 10 these alarms, and these
forebodings of evil The whole South stands
on the brink Of a yolcano. beneath which the
prescribed and oppressed races are struggling,
which is Liable t" hurst forth at any moment
the laad. It is a knowledge of this fact that
produces such CONSERVATION upon the emission
of a single spark from the crater
Without inEthe least justifyiag the acts of the
few deluded and crazy men engaged in this last
and foolish attempt, We must say, that these
excitements. and midnight attacks, are the nat
ural result OF the system OF oppression in vogue.
system based upon fraud and force will nat
urally, at some time, be met with fraud and
~ stutieht oi histor} Will ueiiy Tic iAct
aud the conclusion.
But there is deep lesson in this TRACED y
We learn that there is danger in the system of
slavery, both TO the Innocent and the guilty
that it As full of insecurity, and only be
kept In existence by force that while ac-
knowledge that attempts Ike the last are wrong
yet they an inevitable consequence of the
system. There are now more than 30000J of
people held in bondage in the Southern States,
and efforts are making to increase that number.
Can it be supposed for moment. that these
people will not, as they become more uumer-
Gus and more intelligent, insist upon some OF
the rights of human nature-,hat they Will not
resist by force the tyranny imposed upon them
by force
Now, granting this to be true, the Question
for to decide is, whether this institution
fraught with so many dangers to the white peo-
Pile shall be allowed to extend and occupy still
more territory, Or whether it shall work out a
peaceful solution where it is? The longer it
exists, and the wider it spreads, the more dan =
gerous 1t is. For if instructions occur while
we have but 3, 0000U0 of slaves, viii they not
be more frequent and more extensive when the
number reaches 6000,O00? And is it not The
safest way, to confine the system where it is
and then let them who suffer from its evils con :
trise some way for disposing of it without out
side interference or bloodshed
How else shall the evil be disposed of, and a
system of order and safety established in its
place
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Deserted by his own Friends.

Mr.. HoBsnr has hard road to travel, at
Waukesha, the home of Gov. RANDALL, the two
candidates had joint discussion. terminating
as it did here, In the complete triumph of Ran
DALI. In the evening Hon. ISAAC p. WALKER,
formerly Democratic U. S. Senator from this
State, paid his respects 10 HoBARr, for deserving
his principles. witness says:
His excoriation of HOBART and others prom
inent among the Forty" was terribly effective,
and caused such of that honorable fraternity as
were present 10 howl and gnash their teeth"
This was hard Mr. Facing both ways
Jordan is a hard road to travel" especially by
riding two horses.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
Who gets the SteaIinss .

There Is 70 doubt but that the Treasury las
been plHndered-but no does the plunderiug?
The Free Democrat Of the 9th shows conclu-
sisely the facts in The case. which we would
publish were the article not too hing We viii
show sumo OF The items -7'
Pump Carpenter has printing contract. the
whole amount OF which, according to the es;i-
mates NJ the time the contract was made. at a
fair construction. would lie s647I 50. He las
already presented bili. winch was audited by
ihe Democratic Secretary OF State. and paid.
amounting to i6.9i5.o2, or searly sir times Il.
much as lie agreed To 30 The work for! HIS
bills are outrageous over charges in violation
Of his contract, and We refer to one or two sam,
piles 10 prove the fact:
lie printed l53 labels for the usc of the 2 o.
IN the Legislature. job requiring oce sheet Of
pepper and one days labor. 50 or $40 nould be
e''o .''ee foF 'Lc job--he Charges in his b.!l
S2J2 o;ly'
IA Aa0' her Item he charges for 1000 CURES at
- cents Per quire, when he only used 5000
f1'Fe. and according 70 his CONTRACT he was on.
i',ed Il oaiy i-IU9O ol cent per cure.
IN ano:her job lie charges for i .ooo sb.e,s of
t"tN ""Sh '-c "h'N '>eu ~U,ott sheets.
And 80 on 10 the end Of the Chapter. Ard
i'as account Is sworn t. and allowed by the
Secretary OF State bat The Treasurer, SANrK1
=. HASTINGS. refuses &c pay any more such bills
"-ie>' compelled BY the Supreme Court. For
ihls Pump i roundly abusing him. and travel
lag he State - defeat HIM.
We eel the people that they want lust such
Ts-n s.
selsasy sgs.sst sch steals. .-s.-. -.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

TX an article on the Harpers Ferry trag
edy, the Philadelphia North american and IT, S
Gazette, makes the following truthful comment
on the attempt of Democratic journals 10 make
party capital out OF it
The attempt TO make pol itical capital out of
such event is little short of the offence itself
and those who have embarked so eagerly in
that disgracefal work, deserve caqnal repro5atiot
nth the criminal confcderetes Of Brown. SO far as
We have seen, tie ,cho!e Republican press, nth
accord, has denounced the Get nth as much en-
ptasis as tbs press Of any other party at tk> North
or South. II Is a matter which admits Of nc d.
VISION of opinion among right thinking mer, an d
those who bave attempted, with super-service-
able zeal, 10 get the start by raising partisan
cry. are utterly unworthy of confidence OF re-
spect.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

To ,iARPERs FERRY AFFAIR--It is perfectly
Idle, to say the least to turn such an event into
political capital. No party would dream of
dor5ing these or similar atrocities; and it Is a
poor aud unworthy class of tactics that would
seek to fasien the responsibility anywhere else
than upon The misguided actors themselves
hateyer may be tie tendency Of then avowed
principles, no organization worthy Of The name,
has ever counseled violent resistance of the law
IN slave territory There a few demented
persons scattered over the Northern States-so
lie that might almost ennnlerate them
Garrit Smith. Fred Douglass Mellen. if he is
stir alive. aud two or three But there Is
no party OF respectable dimensions that has
plank IN It's platform upoE which the late mad
toray could be Justified Baftimore A-,sricar
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01
From the ". Y. Tribune.
AN APPEAL TO REPUBLICAN VOTERS.

REPUBLICANS OF NEw-YoRK, Nnw-JERsEY
and WISCONSIN your brethren call aloud to
you BE ready to respond To their summons
In every Free Stale which has held an Elec-
ton this year, they have done all that Won
could ask of them Every one of them that vo-
ted for Fremont has eylnced Its ability and
purpose /" roll up a glorious majority for the
Republican President who is TO be chosen next
year VIII goa allow your power and purpose
to do likewise to he distrusted Shall the wear
OF premonItiou which has hus far been so full OF
sunshine for your cause be closed IL darkness
and eclipse Your efforts your apathy must
give the answer.
On every side are signs suspicious of the
renovation at hand. PESSsYLvASIA. INDIANA
lLLtSoIs-the States that blasted your hopes IN
lo36-havc given earnest of their readiness TO
swell yclr triumph in 1860. Kansas and MIs-
NEaoTA, which were voceiess ~ 1886. are NOR
ally certain To give their seye;. Electoral Votes
Ia your candidates next year. Even OREGON
was carried against you in 1859 by barely sir-
teen votes, and only thus by means of frauds. to
be exposed and defeated by contest of the seat
In Congress The Slave Democracy have to-day
a clear predominauce in not one Free State
except California. viii you allow them to
exult over fictitious triumph IN another?
Tins Is matter of windy resolves Or ten =
acre mass meetings. 1t involves quIet. steady
Perseccring WORK. II implies purpose, concert
"rganl cation. Ten Republicans IN each town
township one-fifth by noIseless efforts from this
day to that of Election. Reader entreai
you To appoint yourself one of that ten aud tc
put yourself In instant communication with the
ether nine.
Here is the proper sphere of efficient political
exertion. We do not need converts, though
these are always acceptable; need only to
call ont our present strength. In the town OF
Ashtabula County, Ohio, at the close Of the poll
of the recent spirited Election. 1t was found that
Republican voters had staid at home than had
roted BY such stay always, y ew York was lost
in 80, and again ia 81; by such .tay-aways
Wisconsin all but lost two years ago in
spite of latent Ten Thousand Republican ma
Jority.
Let US resolve this time to present different
and more gratifying record. Let US keep faith
with our brethren IN other States who have Sc
nobly kept faith with rs. Hand to hand and
eye to eye. let Us close the Elections of 50 with
trIumphs that Will thrill the hearts of our breth
rem throughout the land, and fifty herald the
grand sweep Of 1850 3?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-01

We see by the New York papers that J. J.
Faran, Postmaster at Cinci nnati, has been re-
moved. and that James l.. Waiter has been
named rs bis succeswor.~Mr. Faran was an orig
sinal friend Of Mr.. Blchanan in the Cincinnati
Convention, while Mr.. Waiter was an earnes.
Supporter of Frank Pierce. But Faran has been
going in for Douglas, hence he goes out. He rs
EDITOR of the Cincinnati Ea9uirer