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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-22

ROME.
A letter from Rome published in the Times
states that the Mazzinians have forged pre-
tended order Of the Pope, as If il had been
issued at the War Office, directing the most
severe treatment Of the revolving districts.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON.
LONDON, July "a letter from Belgium
states that about sixty young men belonging
tc the first families Of Servia have solicited
permission to form a corps to fight in favor Of
Italian independence.
The gunboats destined for the bombardment
Of Pesohiera have been launched at Lago de
Garda.
A letter from Trebizond says that Persia is
making great preparations in anticipation Of
a war with Turkey
The Presse Of Vienna says that another
French squadron Of ten vessels Was seen
from Trieste on the 9th inst, bearing towards
Venice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-22
/ OOKING GLASSES

Picture Frnmes
Oh puintngs,
EnsTuvilg6
Oval Frum. s, &c.
- s''@' '' ~ sARGEANTS',
nil Marble Block, upe1or 3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29

Deyss and Yeaths' Dooes aad Shoes,
1isses' Beeaed Boots. Childrsn's Aetallic 1ipp ID
ehoes, just received ct
NO. uIOKOLLg Dr.OCx.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
New Haven County,
New Haven JAnuory 81, 1859.
Personally appeared Wells S0uthworth, President.
and Levi =. Brsdey, Secretary OF the City Fire In
surance C.mpany, and seveTaliy made oath that the
foregoing statement OF the condition OF aid Oom
psny on the arst dav OF January, 1889 by them sub
scrbed 10 Just and true and that they the above
describe oficsrs or sail Company bsforeme
r, JOHN 4 GRAVES,
L. o. Mott ry Public.
Feb2o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29
ILLUS CHESEBROUCH
Dental Sturgeon,

MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
once directly the Davenport Gas Go. ., In Aer-
wins Block, Perry, between Third and Fourth ste,
tor the transaction Of Mechanical and Operative Den.
tistry In all Its branches. Having received instruc-
tic FROM and during tho rast year been associated
with, Of the able practioners in the East he
viii be executed in . careful and skilful manner
He will be most happy to show any who may favor
him with call, his recommendations, which are Of
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical examination upon all work committed 10 his
hands. All operations registered and warranted
He soicits share Of the public patronage, and takes
pleasurein submitting the following testimonial:
NEW L0npon, Oct. -, 1867.
This may certify that DR. J. Chesebrough has been
pupil Of mine in the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the past year. he has operated With mo in my
confidence, and cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services those Of careful and skin.
ful Dental Operator. WV. oHDHRIHLD.
And also In referring TO Hessrs.
@. T. . O. Shepard, Hon T. ". Williams,
r. O. Learned, Dr.. ". ". Bhsmeld,
Hon Hbenezer Learned, Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Belts, Rev Danisl Huntingtoo.
= " Browne, Dr. StoddaEd,
Of ueW Loadou, Coma; cleo -
Dr.. Hssrows. ] n D BaISeWs,
HeAS 10Annoa, Or Da1eI
pr Wit1ervAx, 1sv ] D 4eoeo,
WIZ Curry 1Da.s neofs Ossk 3 oasOnA
fii::::;s - $ r.: 20:
|Ha!|'!z!!;':s EI ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29

OO O0OOS Os
IN ~ ~ ~, ln6s ~ so0(o u W1DDss1aas
I ~. ooo0GoG1sG tAameslv0 - 11no6 ep0oeos
- ass'sss -
sSstuDDsa ~ ~ ~ 800
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29
u OW ARD ASSUC CITATION
PuIIADFJPUuA

PHILADEIPUuA.
Benero ent Institution estabished ~ special en-
d0emenf, for the Reii.f ~ the sack and
Distressed, afflicted sniM Viruient
and Epidemic Diseases.
TvHR HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the
i awful dest rUction OF human life cause by sexu-
al Diseases and the deceptioIs pra ticei upon the
unfortunate victims az such dseaee BY Quacks sew
eral years age directed its consulting surgeon as
charitable Ct worthy OF their name, 70 open dis.
pepsary for the treatment OF this class OF iii eases
in oil their forms and To give medical advice gratis
all Oho apply by letter with description OF their
condiiien, (age, occupation, habits OF ife hc) and
In ofextreme poverty Ia furnish me ein n,
of charge II Ia needless to add that the
commands the highest medical skill Of the age. and
will furnish th- most approved nioder treatment
The Directors Of the association In their annua
port upon the treatment OF sexual Diseases express
th highest satisfaction with the success which has
attend the lators OF their surgeons In the Of
sperm seminal weakness, gonorrf ga geet
syphilis the vice OF Onan self abuse, diseas
OF the kidneys and BLADDER, &c.. and order conin
| uance 81 the same plan or the ensuing year.
The Directors. review Of the ps st, feel assur I'd
that their abOYs in this sphere ~ benevolent effort
have been Of great benent to the afflicted espt cally
the yCuns and they have resolved To devote them
selves with cd zss to this very important and
much despised cau6e.
| An admiral report on spermatorrhRs, or semi
nal weakness the vice OF Onanisn,
self abuse, and other diseases Of the sexual ORGANS,
by tie rsultDg surgeon, will Re sent by mail On a
sealed eDveie), Ifse oi charge, on receipt OF TWO
STA IPs for postage Othe reports and tracts on the
nature ana treatment Of sexual diseases diet, &c
constantly being published for gratuitous distr
bution and will be sent TO the afii.ct d. S-ue OF tho
ne remedies and methods OF tyeat ent discovered
during the last year are OF great value.
Address for Report or treatment, pR. J. Skill.
LIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
ciatien NJ. . south Ninth street. Philadelphia,
Penns yvania
ny order Of the Directors.
HZRA D HRARTwELL. President.
GRO. FAtROHiLD, Hscretrrv. Ja16-~1r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29
WINTER AHRANGEM 8NT.
Mississippi 4 Missouri i. =

Trains run By Chicago time. which Is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
I'm and after Monday, Jan. 10th, 1853, and until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, for
Musca.ine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
Oty (Sundays c1ceptedl - follows:
i-t Express snd Nail Train NJ % a -
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicago daily. Ssn
1ay1 excepted ~ follows:
LIST Nail Train, at 966 =
Cd Hxpress Train, at SEQ Z
Trains arrive u Davenport daily. Csssdays ssssp
tsd) follows:
FROM the EAST.
LIST Nxprsss Train a 6<5 A..
ID Mail Train, at 756 -
FROM raE WEST.
LIST Express and Nah Train. u 5t6eo
Trains run BY Chicago time. which 10 twelve min
ntss faster than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport will make oonnsct1nOs
at Coiumbs City, Washington and Iowa Oliy viii
the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all pointa Wet.
The Passenger Train meets % nock lsiand vioA
ChicsDo kck Island Railroad trains for Gil polnss
Es-t North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity ofRtvtna
lstinct direction 70 the destination Of their 3d.
gage also tickets before taking heir ssaasia
the cars.
N. Is. The Morning (s55'A ny train for shs nass
rcct- at Joliet with trains the Michigan Cen.
tai " h at the Junction with trains the PHts.
burg. r. Wayne Chicsg II 4; 81 Chicago With
tran on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Gen.
Hai Rail Roads.
Jar9.dn JOHN =. TRACY. sups.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29
RAILROADS
Chicago 4 Rock Island RailrooA
1V"iNfsS. .arrNss uesoesSel,

an and after Sunday Dec. 9th 1883, and until
Ofuthcr notice. trains will leave RocA Island daily
Sundays excepted, - follow
Is, mail train 1t lO.2oA y
ID freight lilo a y
81 night express 90 -.
rraias arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays es-
oepted, folloWs:
lat nigkt express ~ sd a. y.
ID freight trAinh At 9OOP y /.
81 mail train ut 5oOP y.
Atrains over this road are In direct conncxtoa q
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Central, Pitrburg, Fort wayne and Chics-
90 Rail Kosd 10 and from Detroit, Toledo.
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Ptttsourah.
Dunkirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New YoSk.
Philaielphia, Baltimore and Washinxton. Also %
LaSae with trains Of the Illinois O~ntrsl AOe6-
North TO 0aena and South to st. Louis and Oalro. -
which placos tickets can be procuredcf
W b. Gremnele. Ticket Aasut,
Agents, h. y. Depot, R0ck lslon1.
Passengers are reminded OF the necresityof a1vtn0
distinct directions the destination Of theeY beg
gage also to tickets before taking their sasaa
In the cars the conductors collect fares oaly 70 ses
tinns on the line Of Chicago Rock leland railroad.
! JOHN r. TRACY, Supsrintsadsas.
W. u wHHnAH, Asst Sup't.
| Rock Island. Dec. 8, 1bAS ldtH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29
WATER WHEELS.
VANDEWATERS
Recently Improved Jenval Turbine
water wheel.


O0ce, No. 81 South Clask Street,
CHICAGO.
OFFn1 this Improved 1nrbine water Whsel 20
] the public with the fullest confidence and essu-
rance Of its
SUPUIORHY ovK1 ALL OTHER WHERIs.
without any exception. Thsy ore veil sdspted 70
(snd have been tested in) Mile Of al deecriptoas
1hey givss very
Steo1y ana Umilesm Speed,
And are veil adapted 70 W high - we'll q very
lov hea1s o1d hlls. They will work vel in bask
vaesa without any material loss Of power. and Are
not Aosblsd VIII Zoe, they are set inside Of the
Ioruboy ond discharged underneath. Il requires
anall a0eunD Il sssSing TO ct ap hiEh speed,
ess1 but lstls . 81 ~, and runs upon stsp thai
neo1s - sllnG, aaA yin last for yeafs 1hb WHeel
: $500 8 lls,1lae : Iswss e mn % . s Pr
80 eltho Woo1o loUoe = - water (AoeDr1tne g
- leDEUo e aalsA = - ghsa) unAss Nh ~
te4ea I'll 49, 4 = S9:sss3sa = ia .
s ! /; 'xs
JJ1o ~ alDoeoAnA ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29
INSURANCE.

AuDIrOR's OFFICE, Iowa.
1T 10 hereby certified that tbs CITY FIRE Jn.urane"
i mpany VI New haven, Conn has MED In this
ef6c a renewed staten at in setysdsDee WIN SEQ
lion 2, Chapter 1s9 Laws Of -, which seoi' - my
approval ] do therefore rsn"w the oeriibcste ~
agency OF Prank piumsr, = o., for Scott county.
which hereby continued Ia full fofcc and IN - for
the 1853 u IL further cert I'D that the ANNEXED
Ii q true copy of the atst~mr ct - filed
- witness my hand and seal ut De- Msnes,
a. this s~venth dav - February. 1859
49, J. ". OATIELL, Auditor OF state.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29
1fffal otTt0I 61ft0
SPLENDlD 0IPTS!!
Ar ns RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO.

r A. COLBY b 90. would inform their friends
81 and the public, that their Gift B ok Store 10
permanently established la Odd Fellows Building,
between Clark and Dearborn streets, where the pur.
chaser Of each book, 1t the regular retail price, will
receive one OF the following gts, valued ct from
to $780, ANY persons sending for the books and not
eatisne with the gfts have the privilege Of Sc
iecttue In its place . q % book, making two ten
ehtIlIng books for cav cents each. Persons can
etate in their orders u gifts going with each book
does net euit, what exsss book they will select In
Mace 81 nit That 10 better than any other Gift
Hook sale offers in the United states. In sanding
70 New York, Boston Philadelphia, your gifts are
valued st from Is cents to 41OO Furthermore, II
would cost nearly double the amount Of your pur-
eh sse for express charges.
one Of the Gifts OF the following schedule are
~....uAaa n each nu,chaaar at the time Of asle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-29

10R GOOD GOODS AND Low PA1oDs,
Cal = 10. Westasooad street., Nickolls' D,ork.
vsAl9 aANRO8D SUITS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24


Rev. GEoRGE GlLFrLLAN on TUE IR1sH REv1-
yALs-ln v discourse on th6text, "Worship the
Father IN spirit and in truth,'' lately delivered
by Rev. George Gilillan heftook occasion attIe
close, to make some remarks on the subject of
religious revivals. He said that, while granting
the crying necessity of revival in the Church,
he thought the more quietly the work was pros.
ecuted, the more likely twas to be permanent
lie did not approve of inccssant appeals to the
base sentiment of fear, and thought that the
threat of material fire and birthstone had now
little effect, except to make the wicked gnaSh
thelr teeth IN defiance, and become more hard.
encd 10 their proficiency. He believed that no
revival could last, unless it was founded upon
the basis of broad Christianity, and upon the
doctrine Of the love Of God in Christ. He
characterized some of the revivals Of the mast.
George Whitfield, the most eloquent of men.
made profound Impression nt.thes time: BUTT
was not lasting. He did not even succeed in
founding sect, and this Eas owing 10 the fact
that be appealed principally to feeling, passion
and fear He had seen something OF the Dundee
revival of 1889, and believed it 10 have done
good but also to have done i'll. tt created in
some an unhealthy excitement, and drove others
| to downright insanity. He had visited some
people under its influence, aud feltscertain that
they were more injured than benefited bv it
As to the Irish revival. he had greatdoubts. The
exeesses Of excitement; hecries, shrteks, groans
uttered; people carried out of church in fits:
sOme driven mad aud others hurried into extra
vagances Of fierce and savage fanaticism-all.
tended to convince him that let DR.. Cook, Of.
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A.sc. GOOD & co, &c. coon
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils,
Dyestuffs, Perfumery,
D.tnr,R NTo.l:.S.s-., 2

coRSER MAIN AND 960NR0E STREETS.
Wheeling, Va.
eoes are Constantly receiving additions to our already
the r3oSf and are prepared execute orders upon
buysrs T iEo'ahle terms. Cash and Prompt Sic Month
6r una u greatly to their advantage to give us
AZ sing elsewhere. Wee guarantee all arti-
---E1.SsSnfetl
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@. a. BROMI7Nj

In Watches Clocks, JeWelry, SILVER and Plated
- Mare Fancy Goods, &C., &c, Yhoesale and Roam
Agent for the sale of the CRLEBRATED ANRRfGHN
wATC!lEs manufactured by APPLETON TRlCY 8 Co. aISo
Agent for the WI ELER- 4 WILSON SEWING MACHINES
announc his return from New York with complete
OF eyeryTGrtetJ of goods line which viii
oe offered at prices to with any house in The
where. F SS11s Sen1f fsSI Use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

Il ITpS -.
4 beast say hat he pleased, It was hitherto as
tauthentIcated sa5w work of the devil us was ever
transacted on this planet. There were. he nn-
derstood, people who wished us to take nal
tern from our Irish friends but lie would tell
ms 1is people to be on their guard. Hitherto. in
IDundee, I1N, the so.called revival movement had
!Ie 0een conducted with propriety and decorum.-
me lay preachers were, he believed, good men,
ana ana were doing good; but he had no great faith
IN large public meetings of revival cast no
pellet that reviyals could be pumped IN by any
mechanical tneans, and thought that people
would " improve in religious matters By renCline
their Bibles, cultivating their minds }6y varied
useful reading, and instructing their children
and households, than by seeking after unusual
ana an morbid means of excitement. t.-5r London
Enquirer. 4l4slsf Le9gs.es1s'
NEARLY cAUeHr.-An exchange paper. is re-.
sp9nsiole tor pretty good story Concerning an
Of spool:" ,gs..'sN = s'.o s'sst's 5ts't
onr.od FRIEND, few nights since, can e home
very late from siege of 'pool." His wifa was
sS'eeP. When she awoke in tho morning. she
lou. onnd !. on the floor marble which had dropDcd
Sll pul'ol Tue husbands pocket when he came to
oeu' .yWRet Upon =, winch were the figures
IVY hat is this? ?"said she, to her lord
He opened his eyes, locked. blushetl vas con.
BILE, amt itY" = > . lt'''F-
Yes" said she, "hut what are you doing with
marble in your pocket 2"
in =, my pocketg We'll -ah! the fact is. I've
nad that marble insmy pocket for the last So
ysnTs-eyer since used TO play keeps With
"Indeedl" incredulously asked his wife "bnt
what are these figures on here forY What d,"s "".
1T mcan?" :" '.''s 0oeS
"l7 mean !" said he, hesitatingly. "oh. III,
why that was the number Of marbles Bill owsl
m me when we quit playing lie marked it on
there SO wouldn't forget it." '.ssS' :"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

A FULL ASSORTMENT. OF
IORINT!NG PAPERS, NeWsand Book; Colored Papers
all kinds, Straw Boards Binders and THINK BoafIIS.
Bonnet Boards White Cards and Gard
every Tissue and Shoe Paper;
4no ~ anta Paper Press Bosrds. full assortment o.
Folo Packet and Letter Paner Marble Paper
ohce and Bank yeope; Wrapping Papers al kinds:
rack and Spice Papers; Printing AID Writing
INKS Alum, Bleaching Powers.
az Paper OF every description made to order
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

Tobacco, Cigars. sardines, Said OIL, Groceries, &C.
All of0erS entrusted to viii receive nrompt
attention. Lfeb10l WA. EDWARgs BRo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
Election Returns.

BosroE, Muss., Nov, g.-Tho election
for Governor and other State Officers
took place in this State to-dny. There
were four tickets in tho field, Democrat,
Republican, Free Schoolnnd Opposition.
The Republicans have carried the State
by nbout tho same plurality as they OBJ
tanned last year. Hon. N. =. Banks Is
reelected Governor, over Benz. II. Butler,
Dem, and Geo N. Briggs, Froo School
and Opposition.
Ranks plurality In this city is 6sl.-
Last year Beach had plurality OF 81.
PmLABELnuA,P Pa, Nov. s.-Five town
ships Of Burlington give Oldon, Opposi-
tiun, for Governor, an mai Centre
township, Camden county, Wright, Dom.
mai.
NEw YoRK, Nov. s.--The city is quiet
and tho voting progressing slowly In con-
sequence of the registry law.
Muw4UKEr, Wis, Nov, ,s.-scattering
returns from various parts of the State
show Republican gains over 1857, and ln-
dicatc the reelection Of Randall.
DETRoIr, Nov. Sat the municipal
election to-day Ruhl, Rep, for Mayor o
lcctcd by about 800 majority over Har-
mon, Dem. Republicans elected 7 OF 10
Aldormon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

CoLuMnus, o. Nov, 2, 1850.
The undersigned having been appoint
Cd BY The Governor Of Ohio Commission-
ere, 10 inquire Into and report upon the
propfieiy of enlarQing tho PRESENT Poni-
ieniiafy Of State cf Cnio, and Of c.
rocting an additional prison, respectfully
solicit from the citizens Of this State,pfo-
posnls for the sale 10 the Btato Of dufli-
Client lands for the purpogo Of such new
prison--said land TO contain not less than
fifteen nor more than forty acres, and sit
u0tod on or noar somo one ofthe comin6r-
eial thoroughlHrea Of the State. itis do
sirable that all proportions submitted
should also state what prices the neccs-
sary materials for auch structure can DO
obtained In the locality Of the land oftr-
cd. Address proposals TO 7. Spooncr,
Reading, Hamilton County, Ohio, on or
before tho goth OF tho present month.
KENT JARVIS,
NELSOF FRANKLIN,
THO'S SPOONER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
Y. =. BInrshaI Johnson and hls
Negro Confession.

We published, the other day, what pur-
ported TO be the confession Of the negro
Copeland TO one Mat. Johnson, U. IS.
Marshal for Northern Ohio. This con-
fesaiOn should be received with great Gnu
ton. AZ Governor Wise said, this Can
ada negro was great coward, and, no
dOubt, told what he thought pnlatable TO
the party pumping him. But, there is au-
other circumstances, which, more than
tho beggarly character oftho negro, should
make US receive this confession with
doubt, and that is the character of the
man who wormed Il out Of him and gave
Il 70 the world. There is enough proof
Of an authentic and undoubted character
20 show the completely Of Abolition Re-
publican leaders with the Harper's Fer.
~ movement, without resorting to what
may be wornod out Of a negro scared al
most 10 death at the prospect OF the gai.
lows, and especially when written down,
mot BY the negro himself, but by such a
person as Johnson CtHcfRRdti ERQui-
rsr Democratic.
We commend the above 30 our ncigh-
Dor Of the A Adueriiser, who, almost alone,
has undertaken the dirty job Of defending
Murehal Johnson.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

A verdict Of guilty has been rendered
sesinsl Copeland and HE fato Is near at
hand.
BY the advice Of Gov. Wise, y. Ste
vons has boon handed over 10 tho FEEDER
al authorities for trial, Mr. Hunter,
State Attorney, said he feR assured
enough would be osccrtaincd to result in
bringing before the Federal bar num-
Der Of tho prominent Abolition fanatics Of
the North.
The trial Of Cook being commenced,
his confession was read in open COURT
A new jury from the freeholders Of the
county was empanellod. Cook will BE-
defended by J. E. Mcdonald, Attorney
General, and Mr. Voorhees,, Dist Attor-
noy, Of Ind, and Messrs. lawson, Dotts,
and NJ. c. Green, :of Virginia. The
prosecution win be conducted BY @.
Hunter. The prisoner seems to be IN
fno spirits and is not without hope ofa
venlict IN bis favor. Gov. Willard and
A. NJ. Crowley, his brother-in-law, will
DO present during the entire trial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
sensible 20 theI.nst.

The PeRAsylpdhiaa, Mr. Buchanan's
home organ finds tho origin of tho Har-
Per's Ferry insureetion in the territorial
conflict instituted by Douglas in Kansas
and in the open advocacy Of reasonable
dogmaa that the constitution can bo over
thrown BY unfriendly legislation. We
qaote from the article,
aDouglus Squatter Sovereignty Is the
most recent Offspring Of Aboliuonism and
RopublicRnisn; disowned by both, and
rebeiliOus in It's turn against its progoni.
tors, yet i seeks support from the helds
which thoy have titled, and thrivos best
whurover political depravity, lawlessnoss
and corruption hold the greatest sway
over the minds of mon. Ii
hesitates not 20 assail the highest author
tiles Of the land, 10 advocate hcenuous-
ness, oppose and doiaino the good men OF
the party; and in fno 70 demoraliEe the
Democratic mind, and bring is idols into
public contempt lts highest aim ie e
create diaorganizution. y
This b the culnination Of tho slavery az.
itahon, tho beginning Of the 'irrepressi-
bic conflict, the opening scene Of thC
Popular Sovereignty which equiv6catei
with the Consultation, and would place h
tho hands Of the few tho power TO oxpel
from rhe Territories Of the Union theii
brethren Of the South,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11
The Ohlo stntc Ionrnnl

mr. +. w. HuRTr, formerly Of Clncin-
mat. has purchased an interest in and be-
Vome associated with the Ohio Stats
journal and the firm now Is CooKE,
HuRrr &Co. Mr.. II, brings to tho Jour
nal an array Of experience, onorgy and
talent, that must place Il on permanent
basis and make il one Of the best papers
an tho state. The Journal is eminonty
deserving Of ofsuooess and should receive
material aid from every Republican, who
values the Importance Of having good
organ at the capital.