, 1859-06-27

The simple and oft-repeatcd truth is, 1hat
the Drcd Scott decision is the nnllili "t
popular rights il. III" Territories. ;,'l t. wl:"
A'r: tn. l'!ll">' -. ulj' et u the t'n 1'"tl"n
II tho tl4i,.Hi State, &: ti4e Lite! s'::l s'.1..r
one adopted i.v tic Chicago Tnas*-":tcti''=
in some leg:l manner not Inconsistent with the
Constitution does SO for tho purpose of
4uasling Popular Sovereignty, or letting
Judge Tauey quash it, THIS Mr.. Buchanan
makes no concealmcnt Of Mr. Douglas and
his unders.rappers. on the contrary. talk Pop
lar Sovereignty out of one side ot their mouths
and nred SENT .ut If the other, aud in the
intervals abuse Nll Buck for inconsistency!
Though this sort Of pantomi,ne i very tal'tiv-
atinS 10 the ssltalil Democracy. VII apl'rcllrsnl
gentry who meet at Charleston ucNt yc:r.
The 81. Louis, A1tol, l. Chicago L. Il.
What Ncxtf
Tho 'Sflte Journal SAYS: We "+s*ocye tl1
"papcrs are publishing Mr. Charles L. Frost !.
proposition for the adjustment If t!m <iitlic III
Tics Of tho Chicago i Alton Railroad. and ioz
Its transfer 10 the possession Of tic Doud 1nd
.'crs. We apprclcnd tia, Mr.. Frost wi Il lis
"covcr, M have others leGrc him. tl,1, il !,
*nl,,c|l easier to provide plan than II. 44,t:se
Its acceptance. lie will probably 14: niIci
".-ltins tic road from the clutches Of those
s'wi,o know how to hold it Us well rs f.o III.
present matagtrs.
This is peculiar: 10 say tic least u! it. y
few weeks since tile public were favored with
the draft Of j plan agreed ulou by G'H- Malt
teson aud tic representatives O. tllo three
CLASSES Of hondlloldcrs, for Il speedy :racsii,r
o. tllc roul to the keeping Of tic men ;,.!l
wo,lcl, wl.o paid for it. As VIC understood
Tie premises a committee Of l'o1,dl4o.';vrs WAS
appointed: with power to carr tic :l:rcc:neAt
to iii actual delivery of the road to their l1nts
-Goy Mattcson and certain of Lii; creditors
10 receive Il specified consideration, Mr..
Fro<t's proposition. as we were Informed. was
the plan or This Committee. Si,:tli wc under
stand ll4at Gov. Mai:csou nu~ refuses TO ctrry
olt in good faith lis own arrangement? Viii
the .sttfe Jour..h explain?
Post Offlcc Noss-dc-1sosv III Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin papers arc commenting With
sonc surprise Oh the removal Of MIR. II. l..
t;oyc, editor Of the Dzaukcc TIMES, frn.n the
post otlcc Of that town. :4, the appointment Of
Mr. Il. l.. Bolan, editor Of the Oxuukcc -i.fr','~
.xtr. The affair has occAsioncd no little hub
bub among the faithful Of 0zauscc and tl.r sur
rounding counties, for the reason that Govc and
the Ti,,uts have been Jealous supporters og the
Administration, whereas 1}uIs:lu .nd the -idr4r-
f.*er have bcen the cxponcnt% Of the Douslas
rebellion. Tic removal is Thought To have been
brought about b: I.arrabce, the douglas mcn,-
l,cr If Congress from that District. Gnvr and
lis supporters arc not disguised to see the U::tu
krc pearl cast before swine, and they have cs,ls,-
,.cnced Il fiercr battle to tIis!olse H"',a1,.
IEvloit College.
Tie annual commencement Of Ie!nt tul,t..
will take place on Wednesday, .lse 18th If July
nrxs. The Naccalaureatc SERMON will be deliy-
crrd by the President, in tlle Presbyterian
church OH tie afternoon Of the previous S:.i,-
hath Tie rrr i nant1,nrI If t:,1e,{ur.,