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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23
GOOD WST0sNz:rTLERS lNiTnE
10 sCAMBRLDG E. LAND DISTRICT!

ista VA M Ii t1GDl1 r b.AN - DfSk kS1OIS
Through the pemeverings efforts Of Sena-
tor Rice;I the sasriculturai lands advertised
for sale lin the, Ganbritl{e land district have
been withdrawn from market. Il This infor,
nation is communicated in the following
letter from the Senator q to Col. John s.
Prince Of this city :, II ,alzsgpAn il T. III
WA.H1NaToN,i D. O., 9Th. April, 1885,
Il DEAR SIR I'm answer TO your commu-
nication, 1;heye, tosay;;th,t the President
has postponed the sale Of the agricultural
landi ,ni tfeCapbridge district
z3Sg1p fills ID Lands fli6s sutsRt b-
gether with thereseryed sections upon rail-
road lines, and, the remaining surveyed pine
lands will BE brought into malkct.r ThssI
fear is inevitable /; but AS six months notice
will probably begiven, 7 hope those inter
estcd will be- prepared TO pay, for, their
claims. There seems to IS 1 wrong i'm
2ressSeA in EEar&tat he pstegp6 ih5fi-
dent upon this subject : it i, his duty; under
the law to advertise the public landsf br
sale as fast as the surveys shall b made; .
duty which; with an empty treasury sheican-
not disregard 49,, :. on a.y as't 80
As to mail service you u write for Ill
can sayis,s that The last lepgrssss settled the
question in regard to- increased facilities
None: can to extended, in fact the service
Willis tessened throughout the county,
.7,5asas. ss.'sss Very truly yours. u 80
- .k-,.z1 .<n,,.a H.. III .aKIEksS
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X,I.oxbogN GonuEpoxpEur.wr;tes

.XI.aNpoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES softhe
New York -ffr'bvne; that the Duke Of Cam
btiaiias44 sNhA Hoodlof ilDtha.G eafsf LIQUID
not b, content With q scandalous connection
Of, twenty :one years With Yhilsn4 pretty
Miss ny whom ~ has three :geokn
children but ike David Of odds his toyat syds
S'ese ,bewiGehsi1' by the charms a6f6nsp6fn .s
peoples wives; ,and iiin; tiss hot haste, tho
right noble duke, forgetting the prudent 80:
icy Of ttie create salmtsts IN s5n6ang Uriah
fqq TO kaH D.. peen sicA I'M y3aSiljn-
.th ii; Ii possds y 5as! H. f q s.
iris nat lonyeaisat tes kim,jast ~ no I'd
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neutrality-suspicious.
VlSORS.

TILE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
vlSOR&.
sWehase net kept mie ut4 Of the proceed.
ing ofthe bard 'd.ri its ssaion Of this
VI, bust@,e kept 81 tack ., it. to
baAb's t give en.seco t'of III most i'm
portant aud interesting Of them.
The board met on Tuesday, and organized
pro. tim. by the election o! j. r. Thatcher,
as Chairman, and the credentials Of members
being presented. adjonrned until Tuesday
morning, when al the members were pres,
Ont, except Tanner Of Cannon Falls and Car.
penter Of Warsaw. Mr.. Thatcher, was
elected permanent Chairman and tho follow.
ing standing committees appointed.
s2l esrASp4Sp eqAnlrrEFs,I sfnr!
: C4ain,;-p:: b: Martin, j. NJ Gates, r.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS HAVE
igsg DONE IN RHODE, .ISI.AlyDua

WHAT THE DEMOCRATS HAVE
i9sg DONE IN RHODE ISLAsgQ..ss
The Republicans have elected thsiri Gov
ernor and Attorney General BY : small piu-
rslity. and 2 meagre majority il the legtsla-
tire, They failed to elect th;if- r:enfe3int
dence Post: - - e III
TIE ne4eeats have e,;eed sops, ssn..oE
tor and one representative in Chartcstown;
two representatives tin Newport, two in
Johnston. ope in Fast Greenwch and one
in Coventry They have lost nothing. Their
total gains ara ves senatsrss aqd eight repre-
sentatives. With q vote small enough to be
they have at least accomplished
a'tthSJ ,6opedstos accomplish s1nl frhaps
we should say, something, .aore.,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23
THE I ESnA9 e9fk8s,oMT'o 1A'


On "Wednesday -list ;we annopnqsd yths
o6Sg ofths Eolsoh R;3er s.iirosdl1 Ks
city, ii . Is6aps hox, liossitblt maakstd sud in
. decayed state. The facts Of their having
been sbipsdsfum NV Huk, ss.sxra bag
gage. and directed to H. Ripe, Franklin,
lnd,s bae attr.eted the altsneion oA the r.
cial detective force Of Aatsell e Co., New
Ysrl4e swho:, Hast rsvsamg aisepslhs& ~.
McGrath to thiseity. toi1vestigate the mat
Ter. WAen he left: strong suspicious we're
in. New .Yolk, that the remains
of the deceased were those OF Mrs. Brennan
wife ofCapt B. Of tia Q. s. Array, Vim. at
The time of her :d;sapps arsnce, resided On
Staten Island. ., She hes been missing iaes
the 10th Of July last, aud was lsst ssea dp-
on the island, and is Supposed to have been
murdered. :GTaa.tIe
Gz 1tewill b. recollected. that Cosuaee Dean
removed tho card from the box, sad - The
opposite side, he found, printed thesso6 -
From ~. s.. Barnes, s1l8 and 10 Third
Avenue, corner Of 14th street, New York.
The announcement efs THY, hctr tends to
strengthen the suspicion. that tho remains
in question. are those fMEs. Brennan, for
she had friends residing near this stQIl, and
waxis the habit Of frequently visiting them.
She is Supposed to. have been, Wayllql ai
night, rsvisbed and then numbered smiint
vicinity. Mrs. B: was Of preposssssine sp.
pearatice,, and about IS years ofngg: -
Mr.. Mct1ratf brought with iii him ! dagtissr-
reotype Of Mrs. g.. and this morning. q, de
company Of Dr., .Armsby Coroner Dean, Ok
amined the contents ofthe soap-box. They
found tl,es Eem9ins ip aeeaying state. spdso
innfilxted thsk the sDoef% could mot ftttSn
opinion, sl.heugh b said s.hey might be
those sought after.-Abmy journal ,~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23
PRACTICAL AMALeAMAr1ox.:s

The practical workings Of abolition;s,n are
frequently seen. The marriage Of a viii .
girl tose neroat Pontiac ;sthe ~ mas iage*
Of white women to blacks, u Massashlse.s<
lat year; the marriage. 81 = ~hNs Ola Gns
black in. Brooklyn, n. Y, last month. a.
tended by eight blacks. with whit, wives;
are followed BY m elopemeat in r.'an:"n.
Mass, last week Of black man AM: white
girl. And here is morsiof it The Nm
troso (Pa) Democrat gives an account Of thu
recent marriage of . white girl of that vieini-
ty to = negro; accounting for the circuu'-
stance it says
aa"rhe only explanation Of tina m stter,. is
that her mind was poisoned by the influence
of'those engaged in bringing about the ma,
ri,ge. who, it seems, are fully enamored O.
the modern idea Of Negro Eluality.'' - !
Such events are getting to bs Of every day
occurrence, They owe 'heir frequency 10
the prevalence, Of such doctrines a. arc
laugh: by Fairfield, Kellogg, and their abo'i-
ton conlederates.-0r..n Rapids Prsss.
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'gR tRieKI, ouED, Attorney IDr us.
AN ANTI.NiSnSPAPER NAM

The man that didn't take The paper:'
was in town yesterday lie brought his
Whole family in 4 tw, horse wagon lie
still believed that General Iyicr wa: Presi-
DENT and wanted to know if "Kankaskians'
had taken Cuba and it sd wheres~theyy hae,
takenit. He had sol'l his corn for fifty cents
he price being eighty scven--.but on 60
ing 10 deposit his money, they told him that
it was mostly counterfeit. TIE o,ly bard
money he had was some three cen: piece :,
and those some, sharper had run on him.
for half dimes i: One Of the Bows wen; to a
backs.nith's shop to l,c measured FIR a pair
Of shoes; and another. mis1os.k the market
house for a church. After hanging his hat
on meat hUek, he, piousl y took ase t on
the butcher'sstall, and listened to AN auction
Ger, whom he took to 10 the preac' .er. sale
LEFT before 'lneetin' q was out. and r had nc
great opinion Of the ".varmint.'' lad uftrs
One Of the Urls tonk a lot Of. sr.,l onions
to the post office to trade them fora letter.
She had a baby, which she carried ina sugar
trough, stopping at times to ,rock;it on the
sidewalk. When it cried she stuffed its
mouth with an old stocking, and sung s:Bar.
bara Allen" The Oldest boy had sold two
"coon skins," and was On 'bust:' When
last seen he had called for aglass Of .tsoda
and water;'' and stood soaking Lis ginger
bread and making wry- faces. The shop.
keeper, mistaking his meaning, had given
Tim q mixture Of. sal soda and water, and j,
tasted. s'ron; " of soap. But '.hy'd hearn
tell Of soda an he was bound to give is u fail
trial" u Some .town TELLER" came in and
c,1jaIg ror 1or,nn.1o xp;fk . rssA,, ;ri 80,
wherenpon our soaped friend turned his back
and quietly wiped Several flics into his drink.
We approached the OLD gentleman and
tried 10 ct him 10 "su bscribe; :bu, he would
not listen tosit Hefsasssepp 9H.'inten'
raj ifpnprpvements,": ard he thought .larnin'
wasa wicked invention and wcxation"-
None. Of His family ever 'learned i'd read, bu:
one boy, and he :'teachcd: school awhile, and
then went to studying divinity :"-fftts
buryAf a',Sainyf Ch,wai1;ss % Ia -
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~ i wiz b; seen in the. proceedings d
tho Board. that county orders arc hereafter
to draw II per cent, 1persannuus This has
already had the wonderful effect, OF raising
their value, which has heretofore been but
80 cents on tho dollar. Smith, iMeigs 4
Co., now offer s5 cedts, cash. o M: Rreebor,n
offers 70 take them .t par br lumber !,
e i..:,. '3W jJa .a&G1ItlEtsJ 70 ffl!ssIG
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23
THE WRECK or THE STEAMER
EOLJAN-FOUR LIVES LOST.

On YESTERDAY morning IS. tue steamer
Eo q was coming up through Lake ePepip
through An opening in the ioe,. the wind
changed, driving the cakes Ct ice together.
crushing in the sides Of .bp s.eamet. o. The
engine and freight instantly sunk, and the
upper works careened over Is Tie ielt,i &
suddenly that four passengers-a gentleman
named Fitch, iron, Eric Co., ". T., sind .
family by the name 81 WEIGH, consisting ii
grandfather, mother and .child-could not
: b. I! tai ken from Tho cabin before tho water
had I'D tilled i. The remaining passengers and
the crew got Of on to the ice., where they
were rescued by tho, steame Milwaukee,
which was two miles ahead, = and, in the
same opening, stlthe time Of tho jam. The
leo was very solid aud cleaf. s'2io@~E yiiDt
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23
THE INDICTMENT AGAINST MR.,
.r-SICKLEx~ LEGAL ,YERDIAl:E.,

5l~ss 81 ~. 4 - "A ~ IL u :
sD.ttFet,of a"t".n'id, C'anty Of Washing
tn. TO '''t:-The Jurors ofthe United States.
'or the county AFORESAID npon their oaths,
present. that Daniel f. S'ck'es. late Of tho
c"anty ~ Washington Aforesaid gentleman,
@ot' hav'ns the fear Of God before his eyes.
@at 3esng aoxaas AN: -iedaeed by the sasssea
non =, o. the dew, pp the twenty seventh day
OF reor9asy, l1t4eayeT OF odr Lord eighteen
hundred and htty-"ne. with force and arms.
II VIZ aourtT a6sTsssid: dsupoo .siB body
9! one lh''!p barton Key. IN the peace of
God and u" the said United States. then and
mere oelDgE, fe'on' lls!H; :w!l(u!ly, and Of bis
m MAJ aall"rethousht, did make an assault {;
ana that the said Daniel F. Sickles. . Gel tain
pistol 81 the value ofotwo dollars, then and
hero charged with g'snpowder' and g one
leaden bullet, which said pistol he the :aaid
DAME! =. Sicklcs in his, right hand, then nDd
there had and held, then and there faonious
y. w.ltttlly and Of HIS malice :aforethought,,
DID discharge and shoot of, TO. against and
upon the said Philip Barton Key; and that
%ass ,5pssa;d a. .hs W. ssas.
then y! and there, BY force 81 the sunpowder
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Il Is the oP!niea :of tho committtes that
The, clerk had, 20 author,ty, to f,cknowledgo
the Board q Supervisors; hc;qest, 70 The
contrary, Notwithstanding 80 s..s
:. In order to prey snt future misunderstood
Tag. sthe c'mmittee respectfully report and
reeom"'snd that the Register Of deeds, lie
instructed tossinclndcl in Lno certificate all
landsto b sold for 1883 as bid in, ny. the
county, snd that the advertising Of such
lands "a b in strict conformity, with the as
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'FH fffSSENTENEI1..
( RED WING, MIMI. APRIL 2sy1ss3.
William coLvIIL, JR.. EolToR.

~ AoISrs.-C. H. Scrivcn: 81 Dearborn
street, Chicago. il authorized to receive adver.
tiscments Tor this paper. Il
PosrxAsrExs. everywhere. are oui authorized
Agents. No paper mailed till tho subscription
leaT CoRKxsroxpENcE., containing Important
new., is solicited from al parts Of the State.-
Parties, II anacqMaintca, will send references,
unless they arc themselves woll known It :
-, We keep constantly on hand, and print
to order, Mpon tic most reasonable TOMS; all
kinds Of Blanks. ~,
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caossaxss1tioK rs snss 'sxBbalxhxti56s
Of the above named officers, and careful ex.
ami patton Of hssbovs mehtioad l1Y, they
state As aeir bef, t4it the sgiafr was
s",If|sa e.f;7 q. III the he
theoupty, ,less autlsrized y County
Board.
For the issuing Of certificates Of sale by
the Register. he had precedent as sh"wn in
Wioepa end teee- seas MI: win he la1(ude
liable, the Register, doubtless. felt himself
justified IL the course he had pursued. But
the committtecc are not allowed to base
tneir action on that OF the boards Of Sup
visors Of other counties, but must construc
the law to the best Of their ability.
The committee cannot find evidence Of
malteasanec, errqr, Of constructions all the
crims we 9AneharEe. and 1T is for tke BOARD
70 decide IS to the correctness Of this conclu-
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,(For. tho Sertinel.1 -,

ner.ssk .kE1Y sxDf .sfsT.AW Etgt.g.s
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The eomm;ttey q WHOM @aass i1x1ssr.ssd tn.
iep6rt& d niaiiss IT, ii ii.
doe by the Register oC Deeds aud Cunt
Anditos, psport':sh sss nsasezii 10 ssaI5l
r. IhatFthey' found Atedol.hors .co,Guie1 80
the Interpretation ef ths ;stseutes srseulefioe
re action and tses ef Abe lied ter ofaDeed3
snd Cou9y Auditor u.1l q! sec,ion., anl u
chapter Be statues e Mipnesot3, psEt;cpr
. .;a's ;sa yss S'o 1855 = IS .- 8 ssps
So go sra ssf-s r,@s.,s =. |
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s,tlg tEor, tho Sectinel.l IN l.
Mir. EDITOR NOW that friend Bristol
proposes;to close his coh which,
have startled AMI tickled' the PUBLIC car
for the past Few days, Il seems necessary for
the vitiatca taste II SOME t ii our citizens,
that tic excite,nent must continue, or or else
our little city . would ir'cpose into that
peaceful quiet" anything but ,conGgeenial to
their feclinks.'',,., ,,-...,, ,,-eay, ,.s.y
l do not know that | have any. right to
ask to bc let alone, and I know of ,no4 rca-
son why should not stand ny turn as a
target, and let AN Old Repuh,can' fire
his tow w1ds at me. T:
can Oad Republican, this ii The un-
kindest cut Of all: Il 4 wish he could have
been manly cnous II to have signed his name,
which he, in his g'ea. wisdom thought prop:
or to omit. s'Fhe only inference that can
draw is, that there is something connected
with his name that would make h1n,eoni,y
blush. The name. no doubt, suggests Sheep
s,s"linh ,o55iin7 6en--r15ot,; 81, perhaps, an
odd suit Of clothing, with the stripes run.
sins roan7 the body and limbs, ball and
chain, or something IN the same; category.
lie has thrown the lion skin over himself,
and would probably have sp.sseda "nsuste,,'''
had he known enough, to have kept still ;
but he failed to disguise his voice and ears,
and the result is. he stands before the com :
1nunity in all his primitive gl"ry,a poor
specimen Of fith-rate j.ck 49, 'i''.'
What a pityit is that this same far-sisht.
ed, prudent and 6verwise wiseacre could
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-26

RErsE.s1EErEE " TzE ky F1El1T-Dze3.
esz-T5s Wesa5-gr9H corTsgqoodsgs q tSs
Cas=gs Tr-5zzE< gzTes he f9zs21tag isie-eElng
re-rlniEsaaoss II he KEY AuzJ. AZ = tie
eas1s- Ess Il Pip B=-9s KsF. Eb9. 4 sP-
PAR, Ps-saa1sd Miss SEEna, Il Balti=1'-s' %
b.sak ~ ez.gageDeot viii Col NEy-
Tie Eeys z-s = fssa7iT 7us9--s-ats IN tsesr
,.s-zo-.sI SzE,rsaess- btTs r-fs-rs5 % he c1se
n a 80 bss1ae- q n. K=T, Wa EEs XIX
= dzez a59st tEs-ty years aga L eEs ben
errgasy3fsT SD < : sF=s-laE-o7 F'sl1t- tas
l-,s--ss 1rss z.t,sszt Eo-21a- l. ks oyyss1
eacg5es I'D rel -as ez2se al course q = VfTe
e,lz-ze5s-Et5c o. b91a Fssss S1Eo7Tos al
KeT zere rgzez .-.szss5yalso tlgsJ5sT. They
sa5fss T. t5s zsEss SIP On 0as Il TIE long
s-5 5rcitIssE crises y-essi5s5 y TIE srs-
ezgs u ar ntTg- IL Sbe=52-ns Ezs ifoz
NeE Harngs:5fre. cu5s. al roo5t-us5Ts- II
EeT Va Z H1-yzE15s-. e9=as--s1 VIII The
NO. 1Fisz3zzisc Ezu5.zss q tasE S--te E11
T5-z5zzz- He Tux sis15ts . NJ Sosr-
bcrae, and r1Is7so ssIz7 Viz E=nss'=ss z
sr-ts q ss1z-5 zip : Sz-tT q yoGng md
st.5.s-,ssa zt.s-5s5 A. eTsziaE party g7sez IT
Cc,..greEssg-.sl roeEs. AZ = kssh5o-=al= boarding
s,os.gs terE - Tas.sinz-on- TIE l-E51lss tooE
zsaz tgssibs-. bat Er. Key Ezg Observed -
1erTs 5is Hizle 1rtsszs5- BE Ees e=Jsa on Tor
- ezplt1et5oa. za5 gave .; bi1ady bg BETing
tat Ssgg-t1;.ze zzE c1EETd u LIT FsEs-II-g
tie I'd zat-5ss II b15 bsEore inSie.=i "a hiu.
r15 b. 113l5 ~ orzok zita hi=a- Tie P1'cs-
-ogrs rnzn Ezs ~ lax z-SaEs5 he looLed
stssd5iF - Er. Esy, siso setting us glass cJTn,
s1d szi1s Il rl5s-Ets-sd =oo5 Fo8 have made :
rsistaZe7 yo5 ought % hare kn2Eo rss tsite's
sgIsI 52rreet yos- Eiis-zks7 He tbe1 bowed %
his eo-apz1ionE. excepting keT, cTaDk % then,
z.5 rsti=s6- Tie Dzzt n3Orzling Sas-OuTne ssEt
! uazs-zge, zb5eb pEgd1osd EDsetiag II B2E-
GsnsJ1rz- Key Ess stot t5ro9gfi tie Kings,
I'D iz-zeyei ;Eo days n iatolsTzble anguish
Eey's marriage E&s also stls1dsd and pTeos-
5s5 ~ eFs5sooes q tie sane s,ronz and eTTst-
i temperament Col Charles Mar, Of Paio
Alto eele5rity. hsd cc5Ttsd the beAgtiful Miss
SHaan, Of BziGn8o-e, AID I'm ao1sDtsf By hsT.
He introduces fseT % Key as kts iatszasd bgjd<-
The tro lei IN I0Te az fret sight, ard the gal
IN: captain Ezs EFF % roosrn the inconsistency
n tie female heart He, II oo7rse, challenged
Key. The zizir r,ro3Uesi a awful tgmUit IN
SzstsogtOa- Ksy and May EsFs pursued by
The l5i57e. They basTicsdsd themselves IN SEP
erzts apartments. and ds6s3 the eiEii pOTeT I;
bat q eOurEs the deed Vas PrsTsntsd The
czytziu Eeat ~ The EzrE. where be achieved
fame On the led. and KEY, hzTing married the
beauty, Vas appointed, through family influence,
70 the oiSce he heid AZ his death. This lady,
ore d the l0TeliestI eTeT san, did tTO or three
years ago. ard Il j tho1Zbt BY some that Key,
from the o3dity II his dress, and the Eingulari-
~ II his behavior Afterwards became partially
derzugsd by the bereavement. Bot this Eas an
rufo1nded conjecture. His friends had known
hir1 always % posses an unbalanced and eI-
irsyaZsut mind, IN which violent anger and pas
sioDaLe tenderness zlferasted.
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PROM PHILADELPHIA-
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PErarrrr1a- ~ "a 1sz1

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2oo@s, aze ztt1s-5s5 b ne lss7ioE b'o'oAss.s-s
fru- sFET ss1z5o7 q rbe EoT-sS S-z1es- Tie
p-ssszt EzLs has bss1 tie E7ass soooessfzi oEe
sor may Tez-k TIE 11tszdAao. Is h-Es Ard
tos E15ess Eo95- IEs zaFofee q Ness J. =.
LE1p5oest1 4 ca s555 = rnEay instances. - %
tass- Hauass1ls P-5o=z- As Lls3 nd HIRING
S9n- ne Zrzz1 Bible 5155s5=z 6 P PEtnE1
SD a.rErzg q 30 SITS g IrTinE's Eorks, II
q VISA Eeat q II god pTloeE TIE szEo6nrs
E.rkE r J4zsss Ca.l5sa 4 Son. EeTs i1rsAT
61yse.ts5 &-s5 tbg5T intrinsic merit - Eea n
iiss7r 5zez5ss 5sn235 E1s fsllT tas.s1 SAX
i-E q their 1o-ks rzz1i15s ~ tazt tie AF,-l
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GE45szITJ s3Itor ii TIE AtLEhtie, i--zssogea As
the ereTt q the pe5zs5s-s 4 Pres-o-t's Eo-ks
j u GzngI. 81 i0eg Is EIs5a's Mexico Is II
tbs Esl1 i EIl serve 20 dispose q ninety
nine hu85reiths q TIE Tirolsaes q the EritsE
fsr tss public u ksor that the Publishers o. the
-AtE4Hfie are the pgbiis5srs q Fresoott's MeKi-
%, AID bis otisT works And, therefore tie
cry Of the Rphesizo Dsnstrils Is re-easclei
.-SirS, yO5 kDoE thai By this eTsft ne have or
wealth &e-zod theTet5Es the dust that i
thnOEn into the air a1d the I01j elau0T Of the
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The Torn elerk7 Is requested 70 g0iei The h0e
ard cry Of The Infatuated Priests Of the AfE1ati<
oy Ezyinz: -Yo1 ought 70 De ouiet AID &c
nothing rssSly-7 We TsntnTs 70 saJ that this
Dereeasry spirit d tbs reFisEe- viii rebound
OF the bEsds Of the Publishers Of Prescott. 4
the thin vel which hides tbei- faces from TIE
public view Is too transparent not 70 Be sen
through
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Wilson's Mexico, have already sod large edi
ton u this work The GeooBd edifi0E q z0l'
ready' and the work has alrezdy proved > &c
eidsd s9eeez-
/ The trade from the West and South are sill
pouring in, and Philzielphia may eongratolaie
herself On doing better business than she hal
hitherto done.
/ If our merchants would advertise literally II
the leading Western and Southern papers
/ (Wbesiing IEtsliigenoeT not excepted there i;
no reason Eby she should not control thal
trzd=- Yours, PHILADELPHIA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-26

THE Hon. Oven Lovejoy, Of Ill, in recent
speech IN the House Of Representative. thus
Describes party which Is not 70 strong in the
country as It once vas:
''Tbe Slavery Democracy pirates and cbatters
about negro equality, Black Republicans AID
niger stealing to nse its classic phrase and
improved oTthoZraphy. Il has, or affects have,
i great horror OF -niggers-' And any one Eho
advocates the principles Of human Freedom, A.
forms by the Fathers Of the Republic, IS :
'Eoolly head and these same Democrats have
learned 10 speak Of them with peculiar nasal
twist You ToIld suppose that thee gentle
men, whose OlfActories are 50 sensitive and
acute, never SAW niger, erceptin menagerie
And yet, EOoid you believe H. the very first ser
wee rendered him on earth Is performed by a
niger; as an infant, he draws the milk which
makes his flesh and blood and bones from the
breast Of Niger; looks up ia her face and smiles
and calls her by the endeaTing name Of main
my, and begs, perhaps, in piteOus tones, Tor the
privilege OF. carrying nanny 10 the TeTTitOr-
les; he is un.iressed and put TO bed By a niger
and nestles during the slumbers Of infancy in
the bosom OF Niger; he is washed, dressed
and taken 70 the table BY Niger, to eat food
prepared by bigger; be is led % and from
school by niger; every service that childhood
demands is performed by a Niger, except that
Of chastisement, which, from the absence Of
sSO1 LIallSIb III many cases u - 70 DC leslIe1
iC not performed at all. When down appears
on his lip, the tonsorial service is performed by
a Figger; and when he reaches manhood, he
ingades the niger quarters. to place himself in
the endeaiing relation Of paternity to half mig
gers Finally, II he should be ambitious, IL
may occur that he will come TO Congress TO rep
resent constituency, three ffths Of whom are
niggers, and talk about Black Republicans,'
afnalgama;ion,' 'nigger equality, niger steal
ing, and the offensive OdOr Of niggeTisn.7