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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26
The Goyernorship.

GS- We notice that many of tie Re-
publican papers of the State, since it has
been made known that Hon. S. j. KIRK
WOOD would permit the use of his name
in that connection, have been enthusias
tically urging his nomination for the Of
flee of Governor. There is no objection
whatever, made to Gov. LOWE, who has
certainly administered the affairs of his
Office with credit to himself and the par
ty, and to the advan cement of the inter-
ests of the State. However, as the South
ern portion of the State has been peculi-
arly favored heretofore, in the selection
of candidates, it is deemed just that now
some consideration should be paid to the
central and northern portions. Locality
solely, we certainly think, should not be
regarded in making nominations for Of
fee but with men equally balanced as
regards ability and popularity, it may
justly and properly come in to turn the
scale. No man in the Republican ranks
in this state, is more able or more popu-
lar than SAMUEL j. KIRKwooD. When
his name, at the last Congressional Con-
vention, was mentioned in connection
with the position of Representative, it
was uniformly received with hearty ia
vor, and we believe that if he had not
peremptorily declined to enter the con-
vention as competitor for the nomina-
ton, he would have been entitled to a
seat on the floor of Congress the coming
winter. Mr.. KIRKwooD is lawyer by
profession. and confessedly one of the
ablest in the State. He has, however,
we believe, devoted his attention, for sew
eral years past principally to farming
He represented johnson county in the
State Senate for one or two terms, and
was acknowledged to be the most able
statesman in that body. Two years ago
he stumped the State in company with
Governor GRIMES, and earned for him.
self the reputation Of being one of the
most forcible speakers in the West. Our
county readers, who were present at the
meeting held at this place, and heard
him, will not forget the effect which his
wit, his sarcasm, and his eloquence Gre
ated-how the broad vein of Scotch hui
NOR, which he possesses, shone forth in
apt illustrations and witticisms, bringing
repeated rounds Of applause from his au-
dience and how keenly the blade of his
sarcasm cut the thin skins and sophisti-
cal arguments Of the Democracy, great
ly TO their uneasiness and discontinue. |
He is everywhere regarded as man of
strict integrity, high moral character
and of consummate ability, and every
way worthy to lead the Republican host
to victory in the coming contest. We
believe his nomination would be hailed |
with more enthusiasm than that of any
other man in the State, and that he would
receive larger vote than any other can
didate. Offering such man for the po-
sition, we certainly think the claims of
ocality ought to be regarded and feeling
assured that the Republicans of Buchan-
IN county will heartily ratify the selec-
ion, we favor Mr.. KIRKwooD's nomina-
ion.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26

There is another free soil city in Mis-
souri,. ST. Genevieve, on the Mississippi
below st. Louis, has chosen for Mayor,
Mr.. st. James, of whom the St. Louis
Democrat says, he is "one among the
ablest of the thousands of young men in
our stale who have enrolled themselves
under the republican banner for the bat
lie in 1860"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26
Republican County Convention.

A REPUBLICAN co. CONVENTION will
n be held at the Court House in Independence,
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of June next,
for the purpose of selecting delegates to at
tend the State Convention, to be held at Des
Moines on the 22d of the same month
Ratio of Representation one delegate for each
township, and one for every twenty and fiac-
ton over ten Republican votes cast at the last
General Ell, ction
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26

Messrs. RouNns l. LANGDoN, No. l55 Ran
dolph street, Chicago, H., are our only agents
for that city,
W. j. GILBERT, is our agent for Dubuque
He is authorized to receive advertisements and
subscriptions and receipt for the same.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26
Notice OF Dissolution.

TNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between B. G. Taylor and A. b.
Parkcll, in the Mercantile business. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All notes and
Book Accounts due said firm remain in the
hands OF Ii. q. Taylor, who will still continue
the business. b. G. TAYLOR,
A. b. PARKELL.
Quasqucton, Iowa, May 18th, 1859 Holt
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26
SHERIFE.S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out of and under the seal Of the
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, in
favor of James Stephenson, and against the
goods and chattels lands and tenements of
Older, Lee e. Co., have levied upon the fol-
lowing described property, viz =: b .sml9r
Ten, in Stoughton d McClure's addition to
the village of Independence, in Buchanan coun-
ty, Iowa.
Which property as above described, viii
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sherif's office, in the village of Indepen-
dence, on SATURDAY, the 25tli day of June,
A. ID. 1859, between the hours of Nine o'clock
A. Nj. and Four o'clock p. M. of said day, to
The highest bidder, to satisfy said executions
and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Independence, Iowa,l
May 23d, 1859. [l0-4t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26

The Guardian is the official Paper
OF Buchanan County. and having
a much Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein, is
thc most Valua bic to resident or non.
resident property holders, and is also
the best medium for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26
Hail Train will leave Dubuque at sos A. N

n EN AMI AT ER AIRlL 10Th, 1881,
~ Trains will run BY Dubuque city time, as
follows
Mail Train win leave Dubuque at sos A. N.
ARRIVE AT
Julien, s:45 n. m. Farley, $50 a. m.
Caledonia, 900 a. M Dyersville, $50 a, n.
Epworth, 9:l5 a. m. Nottingham 10 90 a. m.
LEAVE NOTTINGHAM AT3P.M.r q
ARRIVE AT
Dyersville $3.50 p IN. Caledonia, 400 n m.
Farley, $3.50 y. m. Julien, 4:4O D. m.
Epworth, 4:o5 =. M Dubuque, SIS p. IN.
Accommodation Train will leave Nottingham
at 6:l5 A.. n, SKI ~ go.
ARRIVE AT ri 81 4 rassf
Dyersville, ESQ a. m. Caledonia, e:I5a.
Farley, 20 a. m. Julien. S:45 a. m.
Epworth, 7:45 m. Dubuque, 9:3Oa..rn.
LEAVE DUBUQUE at Pm.
ARRIVE AT
Julien, $3.50 PM Farley sos n. m.
Caledonia. 4:20 =. m. Dyersville, $40 y. M.
Epworth, 4A5 p. m. Nottingham, 6:l5 ,. IN.
a,[f A. II. de CLERQ, Sup't.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26

ROME, May 10.--According to orders
from Vienna, the state of siege has been
raised at AncoDa and the light house
again lighted
vienna, May .11.-The Archduke is
dead.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26
Dubuque G Pacific Railroad.
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ON AND AFTER APRIL 18TH, 1859,
~ Trains will run BY Dubuque city time, as
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-26

GEORGE w. BEMIS,
Chairman Co. Com.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-04
BY mCLANAHAN, TRoUsDALE s DILL

Some few OF these measures did not becom
laws owing 70 the opPosiion OF large nun
Der az Democrats aided By a snail share o.
The Repubiicsus AID Americans, whilst otheu
were defsated by the Democratic Senate.
These propos tions for he expenditure d
public money, It viii BE- seen, were in ever
instance voted for BY the great mass OF The Re
publican members Of the House We 90 no
expose these votes te censurs the Democrat,
members who, 10 a limited extent, supported
some Of these appropriations. Nor do We con
denim az these expenditures and proposed eN
pendiiurss Of money. The table is uresentet
merely 70 show ihat tie Opposition bv votina
against ,hese schemes, could have defeated al
4 q them, ard hat instead Of doing 90, the
oalk OF Il vo.ed for them. They thsrefor'
/ should cease their heartiess CRY Of economy.
During hat Congress large amount Of the
public lands was voted 10 he States for rail-
road purposes.
Il Is questionable whether this Is the best
means OF enhancing The value Of the remain
| ne lands, although thert are those among the
Demoetatic party who think i H.. To con-
plele The record Of the House during that Con
gress, We give table Of the votes on these
sfants, without indnlgng any argument on
lows
May s, 1856. Journal P. go. On Mr.. Ben
neti's bllls making grants q $4,000 acres Of
,snd e Iowa for railroad purposes. Yeas
Demccra's IS, Americans 7, Republicans S.
Nays-Democrats 26, Americans IS, Republi-
! cans IS
Nay Il,fs56. Journal P. ess. On the bin
granting l,sl4,400 acres Of public land 70
Florida and Alabams Tor railroad purposes.
feas--Deuccrals p. Americans y, Repubii-
sans g Nays-Den0crats p, Americsns 10,
kspibhcans is
May q, 1855 Journal P 1913 On the bin
granting COZ 500 acres OF the public land 10
Wisconsin for railroad purposes. Yeas
Democrats %, Americlns 9, Republicans So
Nays-DenocT ITS p, Americans "A, Rspubli-
cans p.
May p, 1856. Joarusl ?. lois. onths bin
granting i,632.sls ceres q land 30 Alabama
fer railroad Purposes. Fcas-DemocTats .,
Americans 8, Rspublicans a. Nays-Dsmo-
Gratis q, Americans g, Republicans 30.
Nay p, lisa Journal P. 1919. On the bib
granting 3,0si ,096 acres q public land %
Michigan fol railroad purposes. Yeas, Demo
erats rs, Americans 10, Republicans ~. Nays,
Democrats %, Americans 70, Republicans IL.
May p, l556. Journal P zoos. On the Bill
making grant Of ! 900, $50 HrI5s OF public
land % Alabama for railroad purposes. Yeas
Democrats Is Americans II, Republicans 90.
cans 27
August q, 1886. yournH P. 1879. On the
bill granting 20 Mississippi 1851, $50 acres Ct
public land for Railroad purpuses. Yeas
Democrats, p, Americans, 10; Republicans,
81. Nays-Democrsts, .; Americans, q; Re-
publicans, %.
Feb. a. 1857 On the BIZ granting lands to
Minnesota and Alabama for railroad purposes;
humber Of acres unknown. Yeas, Democrats.
Is, Americans. 9; Republicans, 60. Nays
Democrats, 2e' Americans. 10; Republicans,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-04

Bcrkafins in 1850, we simply say. il is not wise
to deal IN rash promises, rash threats, nor Iast
prophecies f0u viii doubtless DO what Is bes'
in 1850 whatever YOU may think or say row
and L i not wise 70 utter hot words which
nav return 70 plague you hereafter. II an
original Republican shalt Be our candidate q
Isdl. roa viii want cur CoiservatiVes to for
get that YOU ever threatened to oppose one Of
fhcir sort II nominated; while, II our uomines
should Eoi be Republican q IS, you viii
want 70 forget those threats yourselves
We say, then, 20 the exclusives on either
hand, keep cool YictoTy is clearly within the
reach Of the Oppssition--s victory over which
both Republicans and Conservatives will have
ample reason to rejoice. Let II not be fooled
away bv a childish strife about names. When
speech tends to initiate and distract, unspesk-
able Is the WELDON Of silence.
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ARELL. 8 sTRINGFE ElLILss.E.

U-afo 10 Mlsz0urll
A rToESETs AT Law MemphIs-seoand dor shove
Il The Post Or, la the rom ately coupled BY Jul-e
W. jln4-iy
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Hubliratiuus
LIES 3. S.MITH

PHIL ADE I p h
HAVE iua lausd rde arst q seria1E
N auut1lniug a a1lelficl ~ fleee1es
nh q lhe public men q ne o1uniry ~ 90
rliineuaa % Justify Eu-h q pubuczliqn lf -Hr'
frosi1ctllul. TIE frsf volume. Walc1 J.
f'ituies Pan 01lccli8n y ne
sPEEcHEs, aEssAGE5 AND OH
o. rHE
HON dLBERT 9. b al
senator in Congress from he stated s-l. .. H Q
frmerg Governor n hat g
Epl-Ep ~ g. w. cLuazE r7
Postmaster o. ras H5rss 1s Rar.szsutrs.v -- H-l
States
ne a11rs uark llnttIuf sfs 400. u-ss .H..
Ernlaieai sEsts1 end FI-tra.f ID ~ = - - 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-04
8Ophia5 e 8irbg.
J. ". HOPKINS a RICHARD NJ. KIRBY,
EALEBs IN
REsaE EETsETE.

Office in the CArHovs BrocK, corner o
Main and Monroe sirse4s
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SITRTPRINT0TS AT ETiTTT0N
No. III Main Street

OE rrEsDir. tbs San May. a. n o'ciocE a -,
- We va ~ ~ promises aho1f Ieirfy Acrrs a
lana. siuri0a thr Eeua19o Pirnk Rod. UaIker. Or
ilAs 2a- Ll lalc streets- his erlhfscts Wat was
tuleil ~ " hlactaIa1r- and nthrf frarts. ne
liqlit3 81 4uazs taru'hers o VIA b. sarrif-d int8
a1urenieui sizra l1is- one q them fruliilE TIE
hefnana1 fldnk hlad iulr-uVed win resitrntr q
siA lirs Eit1aet sHrrts' stahie 'cii. cisferu.
4 2tllen an atuIai1uce ~ fcrrd shade trees- etc.
nnfa - tnEe lots have dne forrest 11i shade tree
uian tiil mis- property one eazF b. E-i
fua1s O. insl OUTSIDE 10 civ limits IN ! SOD and
coileze 1n o. ul1eaer rsry desirable f1r sutultln
residelcFs
rEEsrs-onr-taHd 81 laaafis nots Satisfactorily IN
ealsfl aalznor ll aui two yeauE. win Interest
o1iai.-e 81 refresaus-uis free usuzl
e. B. LOCK- a CO.,
4 apls-i4s Aucfloneer rlf Rsai Estste Brcksrs
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Inrpensen Watches

twelve ssa-s tender thanks o. frieuis a1f ne
puIi- Or iheI- LIBERAL paranl-e be,twed upon and
bop O. -larit caltiuul.ill " tle s1me.
F4Hn-Ta-ern
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9ailg Appeal.
EXPENDITURE OF THE GOVERN.
WEWT.


fresl ftC Dar11rstic Review
Tie Opposition. finding the Democrats rsr
" invuincfsble 10 every assault upon bs pTin
eiples, resorts TO the device Of asssiiing wha
II terms the ext-aTaEant expenditures OF III
National Admin st-at on oe are prepared q
expose the falsity # he accusa ion embraces
IN has assault, as well as the hypocrisy Of The
accusers
Bur once since the birth O. tho present aual
OpPositiua 70 the Democracy, b S e Seen VIII
m its power 20 correct the pr0aigaey and eN-
travzgance Of a Democrats Administration,
If any such existed, as ihey now charge has
been and Is now existing, az he aNpense OF
sapping tie very foundation o. the Republic.
That time was during The tlirtF-i0urth Con
gress, when 1t had a clear M ioTity IA the
House Of Representatives. II Is true TAT the
senate was Democratic, bit al The monltt
measures which generally csry m them ne
means Of stimulating proaiEaCy IN ne Gov
ernment, originate in d House. The senate,
u may Be said, can amend but stu the House
would have Il IN is power % insist up0n tie
i-sla eNaetions OF a lus- economy initiated BY
u, q else let he bills fan. The Sena would
not DEFY such. IN Issue, nd IL C did the couH-
" would not fail 70 sustain the House. The
latter BODY iu ne thirtY-fcurth Congress, did
not seruple 70 XII tie army appropriation Bal,
merely be9sause tie Senate would not submit 10
a mlsehi sV0us vNaclion that an amendment
portion a the army from being used 70 enforce
an obs lesrsnce Of the laws CT Kansas. Sareiy
II an r-slsve-y fanaucisD could demand the
exp eriDeut u Cne instance, how much more
c. aid an hones. desire for economy defend IL ia
he 0thers But Tins sTguulelst IS unnecessary,
for large number Of tie Democratic Senator's
in that Con-Te were kept basy battling
against the extrsvagsnces Of The Opposition 10
the House sustained by nearly an thciT broth
ren In tho Senate.
But for facts and figures. The foHowinet7-
BE exhibits Tie amount q money appr5rri-
atei By the thirty-f01Tth Congress, sns also
that estimatcd for By tie Administraftop Of
Preslden. Pierce, % be appropriated bv thVt
Congress, not only for tie EXPENSES 81 ne
Government Ger the fiscal gear BEGINNING he
ls. Of JAY, '55, and ending the s0th Of lune.
IS, but also 70 supply Deficiencies for ths year
ending June sen, '56:
Amount OF money Appropriated
By the tl.T'y-f1u-lh Con res. "a 45i so 10
Amount OF money Estimated br
de Departments as Necessary
70 have been appropriated by
the lAlty-FouI-h Congress.
o. e-1rscel i1 regular painted
estimates, and subsequent es-
Inmates seat in BY Depart
msnts 1880 .----- ..--..'---- IG1, 81, Col II
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SEWING MACHINES.

w have NV OBJ htni Or lrspe1t1u ne i1li.glnf
" maze rf u.sa1i1es.
Weeds Pats-t L11E s-ltal M1chlaes win H-lsrs-
hratslaa's IllE stlch n alhlles win Helers
Stats ll-- Ia srltll via Hell-rs-
l-1-.r CITY LrIr ---f-l r..t He1ers
Iazslrt O. lalr'a LIN s-i-lh VITA HelsrE
HflderI's Malh-es
Keystone STATE n fr1fnrs
ne weed Mllllus o. ar-5 z1I one Mao1ius. al1
rII one -i. also al kinds harness Leafler Ihssa
M1hluez are cieEaurv Elr uF. ana urrautsd equal %
any MAJ .s made or rls-lT- M1-lle 1la llfle
Lllue ir al. i1Il.- prrr1aas these u1-1lles D.
seen and tried a. Mesrs J. s. a. Es-hsrty's Furniture
srrs Union street, between Main and ssc1n1 Streets
Memphis CAR auI zee them
lesal-f ErGH-J VEAROCI-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-04

So aoTes faur miies norih q PANT BE- Dfp1t 81
gacksan county Alahsmas plantation on ~ ahrr co.
te cultivated land and IS repued % % enc q the be
oo1n plaufa.i1ns hat part q Alahss W rtrreucs
to ths last uertidred rdrt1icn, ca on ". scruEEs
Huuisvilie Alabama. or on ns here.
nsvinr the oregoinE list el al MANY cter tracts
town i5s etr We are compelled o. give real estate
met Of our attention. and Ii D. ab easy o. repre-
set heavy as moirrate LIST Of land tender
vices o. the public generally a-eus % sell
lease y re4urei ans and ali Property iniFuste 1
cars ether IN the city cl1ntry We cord give st
isfaciarv number 90 references but deem references q
hui Lille msEnitude Is anybog give uaes enouEh
prefer o1r patrons shauf CAL and see AID then
mar77 HOPKINS x KIRBY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-04
Suburban Property
AT AUCTION
ON LONG TIME
A. @. ELLIS
Farm ON fernando PIankroad
srATEFEMALE COLLEGE.

Ison s-g1od ruad glod and healthy neishboIh1od
specuilfnrs Should attend Bargains rav BE- had Tie
sale win be positive ard uirn9uf reserve No bye Bis
iers.
rEnsIs-Onc-sxth in three Hllnihs 11e-slrte lsf %
January. lss0. B1llnce il and two years
oalui tusses ara refreshrreufs free us-li
g b LOCKE CO.,
ars7-tts Aucfi1nesrs and Real Estate B-lze-s.
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Amountap Appropriated By Thirty
Enlr.l 49,. r,t a.Lal q

~ the Departments -----. d. 81 .sS6,I77 SO
i vii nus b. seen that an Opposition Con
Tess, ms cad q restricting Itself 70 the esti-
mates Of Democratic Administrlt. on, OF Il
reKTavaE ance existed, cutting them down,
actually appropriated 81, ass III ~ more than
that Adm .nistrltion asksd should Be appro-
pTiated-
This excess over the estimates was 70 have
been exptndei among the several Departments
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-04

nam eA- +N4iAnf otAtttr-
HIVE largf md vel seie1iei hsi % Land In Ms
II II sissirpi. Ieunessee and Arkan.as Can frfui-l
tfects IN auy fiEt % suli rc'asefs. aud 81 lm1 f
e1alItT IN TIE Ni-sisalrri valley Alsl imrf0rei an
uulmprortd los N ne cities e Memphis aad CoTiuit
Below We give lis q e ~ he i1cliifet N lands
We All D. pleasei a. any time b have the pleasure y
thuing thess lana o. any and an pcreus Ee1fh q
lzEs o. settlement u ile Mississippi raify We fee
that prepared y give general ufaruau1r an
crreci can 81 fttaired elsewhere fr1m ans
one reference 70 fhs reneral characfer q fe c1r1
h ihn didrreut tvs 81 ne hisiss rpi valley. A.
uezed nsd some q TIE Numbers q our auiE.
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DIR. Crei~hton's Office Hours.

WALLER & 1PCONNICO,
I AWTElSI Memphis Trnles=es-Oa-e. No. n -1ufi
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.4GenER WaTllEed-

ITO sell bodk entitled. SCENES BFYOVn fTUr
Il GRAVE" The favorable reception fhis b-k fss
uIet with Wherever % kas been nrdduced and ne -
pre-sicusuf anNIety 81 many rerao1s o. varol d.r
naiausuf Christians. that 3D. sh1ui De- PLACED n every
family q TIE lsnd TIE publisher Induced D. iake this
mehud b pot O. before he uurf rtc ik b. simple
narrative q Euung Wumal named MARIETTA Davis %
herin, Neu fofk aEed twenty-five years s frIf into
sleep trance IN which she refnsincd nine dsr. Al
rndeavqrs on fhe part ~ Der friends and hrr uirns
failra o. aruuse her irol this uunatura e md wien
% last she aEuke o. osncouess q exfernaI fhlu-s
she vas ~ fu possession % her natural fr-rte win
an almost superusfural acutenrss perception srr-
AIDED SIR arered that while her 1iy Law A. ID we're
IN dezh, Der spirlt had visited tie eternal ord he
n0uih va nls with praises 70 Ga and viii av aad re-
t1rinz ever ne uuspeakabe thinrs which she rad seen
and heard Tar tone Of TIE trance : exaltn- and r-
ike, and II read IN ne SPIRIT ID which b as rvrr t
cannot fan q Ezlden and enc1urare he Chrifis and
~ lrad The thuuChtsof TIE ne u-rif tryrf HI.
naiural existence. Coz while believing her m Der vide
range q spiritual thuuEh and rsias forrpffin- TIE
outer World We ancy thai thc hearrns are aened h rr
FieV reveEling their glory and rlaEnincanoe: 1~r on
ward and Epvzrd ~ her euirancilg ftay IN the sir
- sem D. ans With saints and angels md becf ~
mlar win ne inhabitaus q the CELESTIAL heavrns s
are lead b. excan, Maryeia thou favored ~ heavnn
~ birss tat Providence Uhich unfoici fhv vision
While ~ read Win dellst q sol ne revelations az nv
eutTanced spirit Aseais furnished via The bos -
splB-Ims - So
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tlln Lle New l1-E -rlluna- April Is
A new President Of the United States Is 10
be chosen next year. We say new one, be-
cause not more then half dozen persons, in
Gliding the Hon. james Buchanan, have any
idea Of re-electiag that eminent functionarv.
Mr.. Franklin Pierce Is a possible candidate f;
- g Caleb Gushing 50 are I've hundred or
i've thousand others James Buchanan is an
impossible one. We are 10 have a new Pres
idsut, and very probably new candidates on
al hands.
This paper IS pretty well understood 70
favor ne cultivation Of such action and the
cultivation Of such a spirit on the part OF the
Opposition in the co-tesr before ms. We do
not deem It Necessary again 10 contradict the
rumcrs from time 90 tine set a1oat hat We
are labCring o nominlte and elect A. B, or C.
The single end we keep i1 view is the triumph
a or principles and the consequent advance
menI Of our rouutry's prosperity and honor.
The elevation OF OF 10 the Presidency
may seen to rs desirable, but the triumph Of
our cause Is Of Infinitely greater importance.
Men are AZ best but means 10 an end and
that end IS not their own induction into the
Pres Dental char.
n the last Presidential contest, the votes o.
the American people were divided as follows
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As to or valiant RapubHean brethren, who
Keep rsitels ting that they viii never support
any aut dist nctiVe, original Republican, and
hat TIE pattern Of 1850 must Be- rsafhrned
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10 noe haVinz cais sinf ne sane q present tel
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