davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07
Ser @taat minnefota.
Son GbNarb. Yels.
GprtIebung.

Gcrtlebung.
Der pbn9efabr fanfmonatli&e Winter
tritt in @innel uta] 3temli@ r~e9elmabi9
Mitte McYen1ter eir,' unb 1T Sp,, elmer,
ben @pben 19aBenben S@netoede beolei>
tet> bic erf nit ben, raf@ etnitettnoet1
Gribjabr pbne lan9t 3%1eeruns idn,il3t.
Na@ Der Dor mir ltesenpen i9dbbarea
&limatplosie. Ypn Blopeet ftlt7fi @ IN Der
&eibe Don Sabren. 3wiiden' 1891 bts '55
cine jdbrli9t Durdl@nittstemperutur pom
43 Grab Gabrenbeit (et,pas iber 40 &e<
aumur) beraus, waS neben tem eutert
Nprttommen Don matStorn tnsbelonpere
- sebeibltde tltmattl@e 3uftdnpe beset@>
net.
Son mebreren Deuti9en, bic bereitS
felt laneerer 3eit in Mtnneluta an8eie0en
fnb, unb wel@e bic @erbdltni7e anoerer
@eaenpen BET Ser. Staaten ebenf als 9e=
nauer fenner, tptrb eine- AUDI 19on in
Sfentli@en 8ldttern Der Union a~usseiprp>
9ene - einun9 befdttet ber3ufol9e bas
&lima DON Minneipta benz 8lima Don
Mittelz unb MprbsG europa allo ,,arnent<
lid BON Deut19lanb unter alien l1nionS<
Naaten am dbnli@dfen iet. Gbenip miro
BON btel en Seiten e%intimmt8 bebauptet,
baB bic an, bauftSiten in @tnneluta Yor>
fommenoen &ranfbeiten &beumatismus
unb &ubr bel 8ebSrtser @prii@t lei@t
permiepen &perpen t1nnen.*) -
ueber bas Selma na@ ben SabreS;eite1
bepba@tet felen ii& bic 9anfisiten Gbat~
laden berauS, unb beipnpers 1T es bic
@inter3eit, pel@e Don ben an9eiteoelten
Deuti&en ribmenp berpprse3pben miro.
Mpnate lang treten ba onbalterb f@5ne,
%minpftQe Gage Elm bel n.dbteer &dlte, mas
nau,eutli@ ben Nprpeeuti@en 1ebr ;u1a9t;
aber aud @lppeuti&e eepDbnen fi@ lei@t
paran, neil bas 5autipitem ni@t bur@
baufsen @itterunsswe@id aneesrifen
unb eel@wd@t pfrp. sl " -. a..
Den iber3euoenbfen @ereis fir bic 3u>
tra9lt@teit bes &lin,as Don @inreiota
liefert Der uneemetn RAID erfpleenpe 3u>
brana ppr, @tnwanperern aus onbern
Ibeilen ber Union. @abrenb 3ufplse BET
@enlusangaben Don 1850 bau1als n{&t
- -. telfrqei,s - itr4S.:4 u!
~ 0on. autern Seiten, wirb bstauptet> bab
Wbeumattsmus unb Nubr i'm NerbmeRe, Neit fel-
tsnsr sprsanen> ale in bt" 0Nli@sn l1"iensitaatsa'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07
=Sn @btc ago btelten Neeer cine Ser
iau1mluns, UNI f1@ lber einett Gu1i9ra=
tipnSplan nod 6attt 3u Yeritanbt9en.

.Mew<yort27 q. Mpril. - (Der at
lantii4e Gelesrapb - 8geri&te pom 2on<
bon melpen, bab bis gum Sui 1860 Elm
.neuer 3tle9rapb selest ,perpen. loQ. .G6
berrldt tein :3weifel, taf bic enslii4e &e>
9ierun8 8 proeent BON. ben, 100000
YYffuupz @apitale 9arantire,1 pirp. u,
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minnt(ota $taat@titnn9.
ST. YauI, ben Z. Mai 1859.
Der @ablfampf

.- =F-E' l.$#r
am lebten Dienitas ,par elmer Der bebeutz
{amiten in ber @ei9i9te@ ct. paul's.
Son ben pier Mlbermdnner>@ ancioaten
Der bemptratii@en Yartei lino bret sel@la<
gen; bic bret bemofratiiden Ganoicaten
fir bic Memter beS Mayor's, S&abmet>
1ters unb @omptroler's baben nur cine
Dur@l&nittsz Majoritdt bon $50 @timz
men, pabrenp nod bel ber lebten @taots>
,pabl bic pemptratil9 Majpritat oieler
@taot iiG auf fat 1000 belief.
Dur@ pte @abl ber brei @%loerma1aer
bes people's>G idet6 fnb bic %nselese'>
betten Der @tabt unter bic @ont,oQe einc8
republitanh@en Staotrotbes 9efommen,
,. J. bic @erl@leuoerun9 Der 6fentli&en
@elber bat aufeeb6rt uno fit bic @on>
tractpren Don Strabenbauten uno beren
temptrattl@e patrunen> bic i& auf Soften
Der Stabt berei@erten, ino bic 196nen
Sage Don @ranjue3 jeBt poraber. - 3u
bielem @e@lel Der Din8e t6nnea mir ct.
pauler uns nit &e@t 9ratuliren.
@o midtis bieier @oblfampf fit bic
lptalen Sntere6en ber Stabt nun 1T, ~
liest feline erSbere 8eoeutuns bod in oena
umianpe baB ct bic fid audi bier resenoe
unsufriebenbeit beS @plfe6 NIT per io9e<
aannten bemotratiiden partei an ben Sag
9elest bat es besinnt ii& aneeefelt gu
flblen ppr, per innerer u~nwabrbeit elmer
Yartei, bic ibrem Narner 1ad berufen,
bic 5errl9aft ter @ajorttat oes @pltes
unp be7en@ pblfabrt gu ii&ern> jebe Maab<
reeel gum @&use per freten, unbecintrd&z
tisten @abl onfeinbet unb feline @abl
pprbeieeben laBt pbne bur@ @ablbetrua
unb uneeleBli@es Stimmen ben &plfsz
wiQen gu unterpriiden !; anseefelt BON BET
8eptentennatur bet bemoftatil&en Setter
i'm Gonsreb, bic feinen @eiebporl9lao,
baS a%1oemeine Bobl betrefenb, in Be-
tra@t 3teben tInnen, pbne ii4 oorber &C.
fraet gu baben, ot iol&es @eleB AUDI NIT
ben Sntere6en uno @Ini&en BET Stla>
pen > 8aronen barmpnire ; onBeefelt Don
ber bempfratil9en Mi6ta@tun9 ber &e@te
beS freien weiben %rteiter8 ; aa9eetelt,
1pecieu Don ben Demotraten ct. pauls,
bic 1i@> um ibrer 8epientennatur gang gu
eeni8en, nod bic Srlanper al6 5erren
aufupen.
Diel er @oblfampf bot cine weite8 rel6e
0ebrpGen in bic pemutrattl6en @eiben
unp 1elbl t inter ben Srlaneern inp man@s
Rubi9 barber eepprpen> Don ibren par>
tell eno0en 70 perfpe i'm Stide selaien
gu fem. @eriplet bic republifaniide parz
tel trdftis bic jebt seponnenen Grfpl9e ic
perben mir Minnelotier bel Der nd@fen
9erbfpabl ben republifanii@en @ie9ern in
BEN freien Staaten bic &rone %oufleben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

1T. @ier lie9t &bpbus bier mag Der
pbiloiopb unp ber pplitifer ben @pruns
&pa8en> urb tpen1 er ftd ba bet Sails rt@t
bri&t> 70 mag Ct ttol3 fi& erbetea unb ia
gen: i@ babe bas Mdtblel bes @pbynr
aelDrf.
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@urppGi19e 9fa6ri6ten.
Die lebten Nadridten lauten iebr.frte<
serii@. -Na& 8rieftn aus paris 1T cer
&ries ul1vermeipli@ unp bic Gruppenbe<
9peaunsen nebmen ein INNER prpbenoerea
@erbdltnib an. Die &rie96rafunaen bau<
ern fort.
Die pariier patrie bebauptet trostenl
Grantrei@ rifle ni@t. Selterrei98 @or<
fir ben Gunsreb iaeen 2puia Naz
pplepn ni@t gu unp er piQ MIR j3ett &C.
tpinnen, um Y%plNtdnei9 oeritet ~pasuz
iteben.
SIM enslii9en parlament wpute has
MtniFertum erl am 10. Mpril cine Suter>
relation &pesen per pulitil9en Sage @urpz
pas beantworteu.
Der Gricpen8con9reb bat muir 9erinse
@u9i@t. Selerrei@ beltebt barauf bab
Yiempnt feline &iitun9en einfeue.
Neuelss yer Dampfer v8remen" uno uMortb
8ritcu."
9ue parteien in Gnelano 1inb gu GUT
iten elmer auf bic @prtra9e Ypn 1915
tai1irten Steluns.
Die Yrorpeatipn beS YarlamentS 1oQte
ant 10. tattfnpen.
Yreuben tppllte cine Mnleibe Son II eun
MiQ. pfuno ct. ot1dlteben.
Sn ieiner Mittbetlu,,9 la9t 2prb Mal<
mesbury> cap es 3u teoauern fei paB
Qo1b @opley ni@t ldn9e1e llnterbanolun<
gen pFe9en tpnnte, rab pa6 Miniiterium
lbrieenS ben BON &ublano 9emudten
@prld!u9 CUR Mbaltun9 zines @pnere1le8>
niGt ablebnen fonnte. ueber Die Nufz
re6terbaltune Der Gertrl9e Don 1915 tpa>
reu bic flint Wfldte eini9 bod %entitanoen
ipdter 9emmnii1e betrefS 3ulammenz
ieBuns be8 @pn9re0e5 unb burd bic Torz
beruns be8 Gntwafnen6> welde nr@ nidt
tei9ele9t raren.
Sarpinten 1T auf9cforoert wprpen gu
e%ntpufnen bat i6 jebr& 9erei9ert, neil
ua1 e6 ni&t gum @ppareB s%ula7en noble.
Derby meinte, bob I'M Sale eine6 &riez
ee5 England cine betpafnete Ntutralitdt
beobo9ten mu0e.
2prb Yalmerl ton mar bcr N1l t9t, tob
Seiterrei9 uno 8rantreid ibre 1ruppen
aus Mittelitolien suridsieben uno per<
1preden 1%plten, ]e ME wieper bort binsuz
1enoen; bann m1ae per Gpn9reb ans
@ert 9eben.
2oro Nu0eu Fimwte bci.
2ebte Ma&ri@ten.
@n4Ianb.-Da5 Yarlamert nurbe
am 10. Yerta9t. Die MuFSiun9 iol1te
am %. unb bic @abl eini9e Sage ipater
tattfnpen.
Trantrei9.-D Der Moniteur" 1a9t
oab Trantret@ btsppnirt 1ei lp9ar DOR
&r1fnun9 pe8 @on9re1eS gu e%ntwafnen
unb meint> betrefS Mboltun9 be6 @onz
9relie6 werbe man lt@ balo peritanoieen.
%m 10. 9in9 in 2pnoon Elm unbe9riin>
beteS @eri9t nct, einem GSbtunasYerlu 9
9e9en 2ouis Napolepn.
Sorbinten.-p iemont trat am 19.
benz prin3ip ber oQsemeinen Gntwafnun9
bel unb >ppute bic Details benz @onsreb
uberloNen.
- fret9 d. - SON England wurbe
ant 19. Elm %l1ltimatium na& @ten 9elen<
bet.
Stalfen. - l1nter ben Stubenten in
Bologna bat Gin 9(ufftanc itatt9ebabt
bas Mtlitdr feuerte unp mebre Yerl omen
tpurben Der&punbet.
&Bnt9 8pmba lie9t I'M Sterben.
Snb{en.- Bombay Yof ROM 26,
@drs. Sn Snoien berrl&t &ube. @e9en
bic Grb6buns Der 35Qe ma@t li& ftarfs
Snnpiftton neltenb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07
0ruEcs @ic Sic
te6
Oe1tt16en Qe1eOerein8.

Der uOruti6e Qeie>0erein" teablidtiat, an
pfnetcn ein arobes Yic-Mc auf ben, idrn BE-
tanaten plasc binter Srn. Slices alter Jarm alb
%subalten. Ecr GrtraS ~brl|cltcn 1T gum Yaus bes
Seutldsn 5aufes teitin1mt ,1ub eiebf Id her Scr
en Der 9rHuun9 bin, rob bic relp, Wereins unb
8ir9er ct. Yaul5 rurb 1cdt sablrciheu Bclub
bieie 9emeinniisi9e Sade fGreern belfeu.
4OtV Das Qpmite.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

Starte @uSwanberun9aus
@iscpntn.:--D ie Dubuque rGGiimeS"
ia9t, bab na@ ibrer 8ere@nun9 Don alien
Auspanberen mad Ser &anias> @plpre~
siion,, mel&e ibren @es User Dubuque neb=
men, minpeftens spei Drittel aus benz
@taate @i9cpniu f6rne11.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07
@&lu6 fplot.

~ Mdbrtnb anbertuarts in ben Ser. @taaten
pielfa9 biz parmen, pber 1psar, .bti6en. 9a&te
iebe @tartuns unt Grqutduns bes Neffpen5YRrnns
auet9lteben. aj&& .%~@.a;jT1Q G.p,ar s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07
Meue Mn3tiQtm*
9un@! 9nn@!
6el1te Mksuh,

ais arn SumitaG, Sen 7. Mpril,
n'rss 'I III msirem neMoefprirtcu 8euepe-
ecrc=Snlcu sineu
teinen cunc0
l%erslreu, mrsr il mei,t Ureunrc uub gefauute.
lep'e e"s gauge putlisum ouf cas Jreuubli6Re
etnlane.
&@ Mnfan9 beute Ntenb UNI 9 llbr>
Gnte, lpetn Nidbte metr IA 1T.
Wus9s$sidneteS ga9ertisr une quite getieuuua
rsroeu uidt fs9len.
&pulmt Girer, fpmmt NQe!
-.~42 .~. Gen. 8en3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07
&ermii9te NQ6rt@teu.

MtnneI pta. Der @intermei;en
itebt III alien Sbeilen bes Staate6 ausoe=
jei&net, unp me,r ni@t neutrality-suspicious.
3ufdue eintreten iplten, 70 ftebt cine rei9e
Grnte in MuSii@t uno bic 9plpenen @ebren
tperten einen belern 2obn fir ben Garmer
realiiren> al8 per 9ploene 9umbu9 ppr,
Yifes peat. @.zu. 30 "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

<*"''''S'o VIAllWte NDple|ale VelWaV
@alanterie< Il. &ur5wQaren.
Gtablirt 1855.
Carl @erebp. ab. Mublins.
Ser9bp, @nb1in9 S g.,
Smpcrteure Dpn beuti9en> fran3Uil9en unb eng
lil9en @alanterie- uuo auramaaren, multaIi-
i9en Juf rumenten- Spielpaareu unb
WpQwaaren>
H. Suo=W a6ertraee, @fe Dearbpru>
1reppe bod,
bicasp> Sll.
Dir baben fets Eager Don ~bpppelten unb ein-
faaen @ewebren> Sasb~ ltenGlien, Sid unb
2al9enmelern aus ben beten enelilden 8abrifen,
@&eeren, 9inbbat@en, Rdmmen, Blaraen, Spie-
gel unb Spieselslas. @rpBes enforcement in
Spitlia9tn. BItififttn, Yfeifen, @iGolinen, @ui~
tarren, Meeorbecns, 6lDten, 8iplin- unb Guitar
rtn- @aiten, Rorbwaaren> WoQentaaren, ais:
.peaene Ssintleiber, Saden unb @oden &C. &c.
unlere Jirna 1T bas ein3ise @bOlsiale,5aus
in bielen Mrtifeln4 am, bieisen glaB unb bur6
aussfbebnte 8ertinbuneen in Deutl9laub> Gnq-
lanb unb Gtanfriid 1ab mir i'm @tanbe, bielelben
Hortbeile 3u bieten, rie Nep-gprt 5auirr.
8ergbo, 3ublin9 u. g.,
AZ H. Glib @aderfr,> Gde BON Dearborn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07
MufDr6erunQ.

Die Mtit9lteoer tes Surnnereins linb tierburb
aufeefcrbert, llb at Der an, MittppG> ben II.
,. Wts. lit 8ett II. Shihbauer's locale Natt-
faoencen Gurnratbspabl 3u tet,eilisen.
Sir ben Turupercin:
AZ 6. 9. MeYer> @h%riftpart.
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9attenm6rber Serbaftet-
yfa11 beri9tet BON @beelin9 bic @erbaft
tun9 eineS neutrality-suspicious. MamenS
9arbin9 BET in 8eltnpen Stem : .Serley,
no er BET elmer @emeinoe un9e1teut >par>
1eine Trau rer9iftet boben ipu. Gr miro
ouf GequiIttrn re5 @puperneurs ppt1
ytepz Serley an ben Srt leiues GerbredenS
0eltefert werber.
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Gtlll1b111tQ.

VINluQun9+
NQe Mit9lieter bts ct. Saul @6iaerfeier)
Central" @pmite'e lns bieru,it freunbli6lt erl u6t,
nd9iten Jreitas, ben 10. 5. @ts., Mteues Srtr,
int yofale hes rSelepcreins" su erideinen, ea ,pi9-
tise 0elbafte CUR Gerbanoluue sprliessu.
Sm Outrage:
IT. S6Dnemann>
az Secretnir prp temp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

G6 wiro ga {. - &erl9iecene rer
en9lll@en &ir9enbldtter in Ne,pzyprf uno
philadelphia fln9en felt eini9er 3eit 1ebr
uber bic 3unabme beS NatipnalismuS
Inter ben en9liiden Yreei9er>1> ip teridtet
bic 2utb. 3eiti9rift.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

Dte Ni@te oeS Yr61tpenten,
Wflb SAMMY Yates, 1T in CLEVELAND in III
REM %. 2eben6iobrc Qe6orben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

ten 3uftanoe Der &e1el suseldrieten. Der
@erlut betrd9t circa $4,000.
MuSS ertfa. Die Stobt
Suitp >purce BON einem fur9tbaren Grpz
beben beimseiadt> tpppur@ lber 1000,
na& cini9en 8eri6ten iter 5000 Weuz
i@enleben verlpren I9i,9en. Der 8erluf
an Gieentbum iou 5000. 900 betrasen.
Gbenlp murbe AUDI etne Nn3abl fleiner
Stdote I'M Nprpeu sert1rt. ....
Die &eYolution in Gill mar nabe;u
bewdltiat. Sn einem Grefen In .Goquimto
wurben bic &esierune6truppen sesrp,u,r<
gen, fi@ NIT einem @erlute spr IS Mann
surid5u3ieben. Die @epplrtipndren perz
loren nabesu ocppelt tiele ,@n;abl.
Sn 8oli9ia tparp bic Sppoitipnspartei
in eiaem &refen NIT ben Reeierunestrupz
pen NIT eiaem 8erluite BON IS @etbbteten
sei9la9en. Inter ben @efauene1 befan<
ben il@ oiele bet 5auptfabrer. Der Grz
pra1cent Sen. @prbpn mar an Sen @rer5
gen eri@ienen unb IS ,puroen Eruppen !.
9e9en i'm ob0el9ift. 30
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-29

Dennison & Co. are evidently apprehen-
sive OF defeat, notwithstanding Dennison
has been introducing himself to various as
semblies as the 'next Governor Of Oho.'-
Senator Douglas had scarcely made his ap
pearance in this State ere the aboltionists,
ABE Lincoln and Senator Tumbull, of Iii
nois, are telegraphed for. Dennison ex.
claims, like one OF yore,--"IIelp me, Cassius,
or sink = Forthwith, Lincoln, with his
"inepressible conflict DOCTRINES" and his
soreness from the defeat which he suffered
from Douglas last Fall, makes his appearance
with TrumbulI at his heels. They are al
ways able to Try, if not able to accomplish,
the bidding of their masters, the abolition
lists, who invoke their presence as Aladdin
would the Slave of his Lamp. If anything
has happened this campaign more than an
other to disgust conservative Republicans
and drive them into the Democratic ranks, ii
is the importation of these aboitionists, who
have been rebuked and repudiated by the
people Of their own State. II will certain
ly help the democracy. We hcpe Dennison
will send for Hale, and Seward, and Banks,
and Fessonden, and Fred. Douglas, and the
rest Of the uegro-equality advocates in the
Union. The more CT such stock he gets in.
TO Ohio Just now the better for US.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-29
what are they voting For !

We find that many gentlemen who act
with the Republican party are wholly at va.
rance in their views with the Republican
Platform and the Republican candidates up
on the question of Popular Sovereignty
They hold, with the Democracy, that the
people of the Territories should "form and
regulate their institutions in their own way. =
They op pose the dogma of the Republican
party that Congress has sovereign power
over the Territories for their government >
They believe that this position is not in har-
mony with the spirit four free Government.
1t is to be regretted that men who enter.
tain such democratic sentiments do not at
once iorsake party which advocates King.
ly prerogatives in Congress, and claims the
right of Congress TO legislate for a distant
people who have no representation therein.
The Parliament Of Great Britain claimed the
same sovereign power" over .he American
Colonies. Those Colonies denied that right
ana asserted thelr right 10 make their own
local laws without Intervention from Parla-
ment, This difference was one OF the prom.
inent causes which led to the American Rev
oluIion. Our forelathers refused to be gov
emed by a Parliament in which they had 10
representation. Now, every one who votes
the Republican ticket endorses this "soyer-
eign power" doctrine, and is SO taken and
accepted BY the whole world. On the con-
tray, those who vote the Dem ocratic ticket
are understood to endorse the principle for
which our Revolutionary fathers contended
the right Of the territories, (or Colonies
to make their local laws and regulate their
domestic concerns, without intervention
from Congress Tor Parliament,) in which the
people Of said Territories have no vote.
Will the reader reflect aboul these matters,
and when he goes to the polls, vote for the
men whose sentiments agree with his own
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-29
Mr.. Carleton.

Thos. Carleton, Esq, the Democratic can.
didate for the State Senate, was in this
County last week, and delivered several able
speeches. He was very sorry that Mr.. STAN
ley cid not accept his challenge 10 debate,
and send his letter directly 10 the challeug-
ing party, instead of TO the Republican Cen
tral Committee Of Meigs County. Mr.. Garlic
ton wrote to Mr.. Stanley, and the latter
should have replied, like man, diTectly 10
Mr.. Carleton, either accepting or declining
to debate.
Mr.. Carleton has made many friends in
this County. Indeed, he will make friends
wherever he may 80.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-29

at all. Mr.. Dennison had 10 be forced into
the field before he would come out and
noihing but his prominent position, and
Judge Rauney's bold challenge would have
induced him 10 enter into discussion. But
T.. r. Stanley, Republican candidate for
Senator, in this district. possessing more
caution, and finding that Republicansm can
only thrive where the people are kept in ig-
norance of its true character, declines to
commit suicide by discussing the issues Of
the day, well knowing that our talented can
didate would soon tear the mask from Re-
pubcanism, and exhibitit to the astonished
voters in all its hideous deformity. Mr.
Carleton, on learning that Mr., Stanley was
his competitor for the suf'rages the people,
addressed the following note TO him, propo-
sing 10 90 before the people for their verdict:
PoMEROY, Sept I'd. '59
TIMOTHY R. STANLEY:
DEAR SIR-Itis expected
Of US, by the parties which have respectively
nominated us as candidates Cor the Senate, in
the Senatorial district composed the coun.
ties Of Lawrence, Gallia, Vinton and Meigs
that we, in accordance with established
usage, address the citizens of the several
counties who may honor us with hearing
on the queslions-both State and National
which divide the two political parties.
propose, therefore, as the most fair and
satisfactory method, that we address, jointly,
three meetings to be held in each county of
the d;srict-lhe places for holding the meet.
ings to be determined by yourself-by the
Central Committee Of each county or as
you may designate.
Should you accede TO the proposition.
there is nothing, am sure, will be introduced
into the discussion inconsistent with our
characters as gentlemen, or that will moi
serve, in measure, to instruct those who may
give us hearing.
The arrangements, should you comply, for
holding meetings should be made as speedily
as possible, as the time is short between this
and the day of election.
Yours, respectfully,
THOS. CARLETON
This note was mailed TO Mr. Stanley on
the Sd day Of September, but Mr.. Stanley
does not deign to reply. On the 18th inst
Mr.. Carleton met Mr.. Stanley at the Megs
County fair and there he was informed that
Sr. Stanley had written letter 10 the Gen.
tral Committee. Mr.. Carleton then repaired
to the members OF the Central Committee,
several of whom he saw; but could not OBJ.
tain any information or satisfaction in regard
10 the matter.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-29
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS ?. RANNEY, of Portage
FOR LIEUTENANT.GovERYO
WILLIAM II. Stafford, of Ross
FOR JUDGE CT THE SUPREME COURT,
HENRY C. WHITMAN, of Fairfield.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
GEORGE V0LNEY DORSEY, of Miam
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL. of Richland,
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACOB RElNHARD.Of Franklin,
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
JAMES TOMLlNSON. of Washington.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES N. ALLEN. of Harrison.
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
ELIHU JOHNSON, of Jackson.
FOR SENATOR,
THOMAS CARLETON, Of Meigs.
FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
LEWIS ANDERSON, of Lawrence.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
ALEX. PEARCE, of Vinton.
FOR RECORDER,
JONATHAN BRINE.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
EDWARD A. BRATTON.
FOR COMMISSIONERS,
STEPHEN DARBY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-09-29
The TnrIG Question.

The Ci9cinnati Enquirer trusts that the
voters in what is known as the iron and min
ing region Of Ohio will no forget dhat the
Republican House Of Representatives in 10
81 voted to reduce the tariff on Iron from 3O
to "a per cent The voters will not forget.
The Democratic tariff of 1856 imposed du-
" of 80 per cent. upon imported ilon' BY a
combination OF southern members and north
ern cotton and woOlen manufacturers, the
duty on iron was reduced to "a per cent?
while the duty on wool was removed alto
gether. Thus it was that the interests oil
the Western iron manufacturers and sheep
ra isers were bartered away by a Black Re-
publican House of Representatives. The
idea that cur opponents are in favor OF pro-
tective tariff is mistaken one. Make that
the issue and the Republican party would be
rent asunder in twenty-lour hours.
Why, the Republican Legislature of 1886
passed a resolution in favor of not only ad-
mittinZ a certain kind of iron free Of duty,
but Of taking the money phich hal been paid
as duty upon the iron out Of The TreaSury@
the U. S. and retaading it TO the proper per-
sons Again, at the Republican State Con-
vention which nominated DennisOn, Lewis
D. Campbell offered, in the Committee on
Platform, some resolutions in favor of Ia
riff, sc. These resolutions were voted down
by large majority. Again, s. P. Chase,
Senator Trumbull, Henry Wilson, Charles
Sumner, John P. Hale. Senator Hamlin, and
nearly all the Republican leaders are free
trade men. If that party succeed this Fall,
s. P. Chase will no doubt be sent to the U.
S. Sc nate in place of Geo. E. Pugh, who
manfully opposed the reduction OF the Tariff
of 1916, which reduction was brought about
by corrupt combination in 1857, when the
Republicans had the lower Branch Of Con-
grPss.
Now, what is the position of the Demo-
cratic party upon this question We find by
reference to the platform Of 1852, that our
party favor a revenue tariff 1cih incidental
protection TO American manufactures. Such
was the Tariff of 1916, under which every
Iron Furnace in Vinton County was erected
and put in operation. \
Now, if the reader, with all these facts
before him, will still insist on voting for
Messrs. Stanley and Messenger, on Tar6
grounds, we shall believe that he is in favor
Of direct taxation, as the effect of their elec-
ZION would probably be to send Mr.. Chase
TO the U. S. Senate. Chase is working for
that place, and is powerful enough to get the
caucus nomination. Mark our words, he
will be the man