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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-13
Letter fkum yuaes Doagiss.

WAsniNoroIh Aug. The lester
from Judge DOSgln to Col. Britoo GOV.
crs etwo points, Naturalization and the
African Slave Trade, substantially as fol-
lows:
, There can be no difference 10 the de-
gree Of projections ..fordsd BY goeern.
mcpt to native sad naturalised. Our
Constitution Recognized no difference in
this respect. II person cxpatriate
himself from a foreign government aud
swear all allegiance to this, and still owe
anything to the other power, he is 10 the
singulxr and incredible pfedicament Of
owing allegiance to two countries with
out. being entitled to the protection due
all our citiscns. In the Convention the
Constitution was 4 creature Of compro-
misc and the African slave trade was the
subject. South Carolina and Georgia
wished to continue it. Virgins, Psaa-
syIvauia, New Jersey and New York
wished il terminated. New England
was passive IL tho matter. South Caro-
lima aud Georgia finally carried their
point Of continuance till the year 1908,
with the understanding that it should
then end. These laws became the vital
compromise Of the Instrument, aud must
be held a. sacred a. the instrument itself.
IN this view Judge Douglas declared him-
self to be irrevocably opposed to the re-
opening Of the African slave trade.
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Our Democratic friends are already
getting sick of the name by which they
sneefins y dubbed the Republican State
Ticket. because it is headed by two farm.
era; One co,emporary fairly boils over
with the idea that the Republic an press
should attempt TO make capital cut of
this These chaps evidently thought il
very good thing ut one time, when it
was hoped to make little Democratic
esptal by sneeriue at "the Pillow Handle
Ticket but now that '.the Plow Handle
Ticket is becoming politically known
and politically popular under tha, name,
they are getting somewhat frightened,
and would no doubt be we'll pleased never
to bear the expression "plox Handle
Ticket again used. They can, be ac-
conmodatcd. They have named our
ticket, and we accept the appellation
=" The flow Handle Ticket" it is. and a.
such twill BE- elected Hurrah for ",ne
Plw Handle Tick I. "--Dar. Gax.
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Personalities.

We have for some time been ,ryin. 10
show the Cedar Democrat that PERSONAL
ties were not 10 good taste and were mol.
becoming in respectable Journal A.
the result OF our well meant efforts the
last Democrat informs its readers that i,
can zee no difference between attacking
the principles advocated in paper and
attacking the private character and views
OF the editor. Perhaps the Democra.
cant see any difference. We are willing
to believe that il Nnaot. It can take its
course aud We will take ours. We shall
expect any amount Of personal abuse, for
It Is easier 10 call names than to advocate
bad cause, but as oil know the views
and character Of the D~mocra, in this
respect, they viii be harmless,
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The Comfy COnyent inn.

4" "epubilsh to day the eall for Coun-
y Convention to nominate candidates for
the various county Offices to be illcd a;
the Oetvhcr e,eeticn. We hope the lie
pnbi'csns in the several townships will
mike IL Point 10 at,end the primary
meetings for it's there that they can in
augurate the system that will secure the
domination of men that meet their
wishes. We often hear men making oh.
jtctions to certain nominations when
they have not attended the primary meet
'ngs-such sht ull Lot be tie case. We
would urge oil Republicans to attend the
County Convention. whether they are
delegates Or not Que day spent for our
country will be proftably spet,. We
hope to see large Conv, n,ion for i, will
lessen the chance Of disatfection arising
from tue nominate. us.
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.USTE SALE

lie STATE Or IOWA, Crp.xco.xr
- 1ohn Dnty, and all Others o...s..,
"hEkEAs, on thu 18th dsy ~ ~.
asas. said John Do,y executed ,na "a. =. y.
.n@o ihomas llama * trustee . a. "ensef.
inS 20 rad Hanna az trustee ~ H"s'
i, a.. ihea Hacis and parcels Of land .;,"
ID ~ uo"n's OF CEDAR and State o, low. a..as:,
A., ,,an - naai oi The southwest una,,.r ~
=. ZION s"sHt 4 y. in to~ nship sexs.,,f 1910. "i
no1.n u range No three i3) IVES, sa,, aa.e ~
.in elshsy 80 acres: Also H. r.a 70
tio' VI section thirty three f.a1 - n"est
ss hy hine tssl. aforesaid, con.a,n;n. Nv nsAip
aas. aug siAs, ttsel acres: also. ~. - n1n.
~ -ay., 80 ae south Vest auaft.r Of aeeti.,,,
Ia sa 20. In said township. ron,.,ai.e zen
80 acres: a.so lot M. i've III i. forty
ne ~ ~ the village Of Rorh....s wen.
'' Nv WIN oil and singular M. -. Scoar
winch deed Of trust ~. er.s,,..spuften -
~ ~ - aiorssald Tor III. purpa.s ~ .no ae
inr !, ~. n,o'ners and Flanders. n..reh.n,1.ns
note e...n,s ~. ann style, certain prom,ssa,r
san a !, fander. dated Nay rad isss %, nro,h-
1.', =, SIX thousand and eiere. a. lot The
- due one year AFTER d.,a oo dollars
aaaa ""efsas said na.e has m.,a,
,h~r,s - 'ea made Ia the psymra, ,a.1 oe-
,Laa anshresy a,t'isd With ali .,Lsr.
tas PROVISIONS Of said deed az up parsnsnes
:. s len ivy recorded in hoak :. witch
"a so,necordef's Office, c. =, ea ,2sSos
-. pursuance Of the lass ~ ~ .losa
rus: ali psfpose 81 force las,n sa;s 49, o.
lSss =, Nh. aA.a1sA,. the .o:h G1y of 49,. "
..n ,ae .oa;, Hoase In Tirs.s cea., ~ .ne door
80 e4sa q hand al pablo an.,ia, Ely Iowa,
-. s saia real estate, or suf,ic;ar. i4 oatefJ +,
! saa saiisf, The anoau. due On 80. .oefeof ~
se o. sss. proceeding WIN /
THOMAS i9.-S.
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There is hardly man Ut note in Eng
land who dares set himself up to resist
tho opinion that Great Britain will soon
be engaged in war with France. The
sudden, unexpected. aud disnst.o term.
;nation Of the struggle in Italy, aud the
proved falsity Of Nspoleonic pledges,
have filed all classes with alarm and
among the possibilities of the Imperial
policy, the attempted conquest Of Eng
land, the occu patton Of London by q
French army, and the destruction of the
printing houses Of the Times, ale those
which seem to John Bull most likely to
be realized. Hence the cry for new fleets,
new coast defences, and the organization
Of rifle briyades is iucessant, "A cry which
none dare resist.
While England is thus stirred TO the
lowest depth, Prussia i. hardly less seri.
ously alarmed Here statesmen are con-
scoas thas in delaying the aid which
Austria expected, until it ceased to be Of
avail, they have increased bate; while
the mobilization of tue army at the latest
moment is 4 cause Of offence which France
will not soon forget They believe shat
the establishment Of friendly relation.
between the late comLatants. upon terms
SO unexpected and extraordinary, il a
maeDce which Prussia ought nut to mis-.
understand. Hence they will also en-.
gage IN preparations for new and, to
Europe. most important struggle. Both
in England and Prussia the conviction is
general that us soon ms losse. are repaired,
new credits are established and new arm.
aments obtained. the combat will com-
msnce upon another and greater field. to
which, sooner or later, al. the European
Powers viii, be led. The self love and
Importance Of Prussia in the
affairs Of mankind makeher sure tina, the
blow viii fall within her Dor.
ders: while the cid enmi.y between
France and England is reason suii eieot
for the belief of JOB n Bull ,ha, be and
his will bear the brunt of the eeater bat. !
lie y.. 70 eome.-i'fess d. Tribune. |
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c. c. Cole, Esq, the Democratic shys.
ter candidate for the Supreme Bench,
intends stampiag the State, and has his
list OF appointments Published He sd.
yertises to BE- at Davenport next week.
Mr.. Coles friends seem a little ashamed
tina, he. candidate for the tiyh judicial
position Of Judge OF Supreme Court,
should descend to s,umping the State like
candidates for political offices, when no
other OF the remaining five candidates
t"r the same position are doing this, and
&c that ~ ess'.y has compelled him to
do is--he has BEEN ..slandered, and must
defend himself before the people. So
have Lowe, Stockton and Baldwin been
but We TRULY hope they will
Iii this Zee no necessity for Initiating
Coles course. We hope not one of the
Republican candidates Tor the Supreme
Bench viii make a political speech TIL.
campaign. Let Cole have the acld to
to himself, aud see what ae will make
his ADVANTAGE. -Daseapori Gaaege.
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THE KANSAS Wan Drnr

The KANSAS War DEnr.-A com.
mission appointed by the Kansas Lcris-
lature has been investi eating the cl,im for
damages incurred during the Disturbances
OF 10000, A correspondent of the
Boston Trarcler gives the following sum.
mary OF the result, which has been report.
ed to the Constitutional Convention
The total amount Of claims filed hcfore
the board amounts to the sum of 81 $50.
ooo,9b. The amount awarded is ab,ut
$5OOOOO. the remainder of the claims
are either fraudulent or presented By tn.
citizens Of Missouri The total number
OF cases is btween 400 end 500; of these
the Free State men have 335; p,o .l,.
very %. The value of crops DESTROYED.
s39.oS2.6); horses stolen. $40: cattle
400 had Fifty three houses and saw.
mills we're burned. The largest amoup,
awarded, i to Col. Eldrid.c, prc prietor of
the Free State Hotel, who receives $40.
900 The smallest was TO a person who
claimed over $1,000 and was awarded 80
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Cedar county will assen,.
DE In delegate convention at the Court House
N TiptoR, on Saturday the 10th Of September
next, a. II o'clock 4. N. for tho purpose OF
nominating candidates. to lie supported At the
general election, whiu,, takes place ON tho ll,h
Of October. 1854, tn.wit: One senator. one Rep.
ressn,ativc, County Judge. kacoruer and Treas
ursr, Clerk o. the District Court Sheriff, Coro-
,icr, fnrveso or, and County Superintendent. avs
o. An1 transact such other business as may be
aeemed advisable aud proper for tho benefit OF
the Republican party
The Republicans of the several townships of
Cedss county Viii meet at the usual place of hold
ing elections at O'Clock T. NJ. on Saturday the
Sd day Of September. or at such other time and
place rs their respective township committees
shail designate. and appoint said dele gates. .
Each ownship will be entitled to one dele gate
and to an additional dele gate iol every thirty (2o
3tepubticsn votes and far each fractional number
Of fifteen 5) votes cast Tor Seer, tary Of State vt
the last Oetoter election. The townships will
therefore be entitled to tue following ievresen.
tnfspn fo.wit.
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II is the boast Of A. G. Dodgc2thas he
Was one Of the three from the North, who
voted for tina, inlrun,an andhsrbarous stat
ute, the Faetiee Lar. Il seems TO be
tue hight Ut his an bition to auistrip al.
his northern associates ia serviiity to the
Slave Power, and he sloried in the belief
thst'Lpwa was SO completely under dough,
face don'iuatioa, she could Be compelled
to endorse any act he committed, how.
ever unworthy Of the Legislator Il q free
people. oHe was taught another lesson,
when the people spurned HIN from the
Senate, aud sent in his place the Christ.
ian patriot. james Harlan. In hopes,
however, that the people of Iowa have
forgotten his Illuminating career in the
Senate, 4. G Dodge, with the reward
OF his trcachery in his pocket, (his pay
~ Minister to Spain COMES before
them as candidate for the Office Of Gov.
crnor The Fairfield Ledger quotes the
following passage from spe. Oh delivered
10 the Scnat', on the 25thp day Of Fcbru
ary. 1854, by Mr.. Dodge. Read it and
say whether the author Of such boast is
tho man foyr our suffragcs. lora Citizen
"Iowa is the only free State which
never for moment gave way to the vii.
mont Proviso. Ny colleague re-. w.
Joses,] who never lodges a responsible
~ or fails to perform duty, voted for
every one Of the compromise measures in
oil their phases, stages and conditions in.
Guiding the Fugitive Slave Law--thc late
Senator Sturgeon, Of Pennsylvania asd
o"rsei0ss, being the only three Senators
from The entire ~os.slaUehol,liay section
Ut this Union, rho vose'i for ,t."--Sce
i,oaee IA IF Do'tyes speech on the Knnsas.
Acoraska Bill.
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Making AbOlitiOniSts

The St. Joseph West. utterly unable to
cope with tho Free Democrat in arcu.
ment. is again trying to arouse tn" PEG.
pie Of that city 20 mob violence. Well.
gentlemen. 60 ahead. You used to try
that game in Kansas, but you never made
anything bv it. You used to try it all
over the North, and you succeeded in
making Abolitionists mach faster than
Garrison could. Try it on in Missouri
Every press you destroy will open the way
for two more Of the same sort. If YOU
have fancy for making Abelitiopist..
just 70 ahead; yon are on the right
track decidedly. Missouri is bound to
be free--mark hat-Larrence RcpsL-
Hc0s.
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4 New Definition.

The Cedar Iemocra. being driven hard
~ us, attempts to escape by giving a uew
definition to the word "woolly" It SAYS.
"Ne understand the word woody to
"mean al evasion aud misrepresentation
"of the truth, by small, silly bubbles
" and pon- commi,tal articles We
would advise the y, moc,at to look over
its files and see If this new definition will
apply 10 the term woody" as i. las
applied 1t to the Republican, party aid
the Adre,tiscr.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue Of special execution to me direct
Died. issued from the ofBcc OF the Clerk OF the
District Court IN and for the County of Cedar
and State Of Iowa In favor Of Thomas 4. Cum.
minis, and against Thomas Knott end George Carl,
have levied upon the following property, rs the
property Of the said Thomas Knott and Geurs e
Carl to.wi.: Commencing at point 20 feet west
Of the South East corner. Of Lot No. 5. in Block
No. II. in the town Of Upton Cedar Coun y. Iowa,
and from thence running West Is feet, on 5th
street. thence North l42 feet thence East Is
feet, and from thence South lag feet to the place
Of beginning with the appurscmanres thereon, and
shall offer the same Tor sale, vt public cutlery, at
the Court House door in the town Of Upton IN
said county, on Saturday. The Sd day Of Septem:
Der. A. y. ls5? between the hours off, O'Clock A i.
NJ. and 1 o'clock p. NJ. ofsad day, to satisfy said
execution and costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 4Ih day Of August, A. u. ls53.
GEORGE HUBER sheriff
a2wa Of Cedar County, Iowa.
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Gunp0wdcr Explosion.

On Tuesday morning, the "a inst, .
key Of gunpowdcr in the store Of Mr..
Zadoc Daniel, ut Cambsgo, Northern
Wisconsin, exploded with terrific vio-
lencc, tearing the building to atoms,
scattering gosds and other property in
every direction, and seriously, ii not IL.
tally, injuring the following persons:--
Alfred iocum aud his daughter, John
Willoughby, james Ballard, Nicholas
Willoughby, William Covey, a daughter
of Mr.. Daniel, aud a negro boy-making
eight persons in all. The floor is the
only part Of the house remaining, and the
Post Office, being in the same building,
was also destroyed, aud the mail matter
scattered in every direction.
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Original Nnil1x.,

IhE STATE OF IOWA, cxpAx corsrr.
10 Harrem Steaey: '
- H-iou are hereby notified la. .h.,. i.
- Oh ME, IA the Office Of tue Clerk Of tho I,,s
I ne ouf' % Cedar county petition Of loser
Jennings claiming OF you the foreclo.urs ~
ea'h mortgage executed b, you to said Ios.,h
,e on the $50 day Of Nay. A. b. ISL rn
low .' ,i' -. described lands in Cedar county,
.o"a. VIZ Tue northsest quarter Of section ~:
AM, ,H ' 'own.htp sesen,y-aine COZ north Of
.h1a. w. ~ west. Tor the purpose Of securing
snaee notes executed b, you to said Jenn;na.s
snrran. 70 thirteen hundred dollars IN he
sn,a - 's, ana on which there is nov due the
sun VI seven hundred aol,..s SEQ Win ;,,a"
3sa a con ~ Tue rate Of ten per Mt from the
sa,,ss', ~ aas, \. H. 1877; and il appearing hy
~ aasn tEat You are not u rcsideu, Of Nh. 49,,
esnna, ana 'Aat your residence is uaknown AMI
!, VA. s..n reasonable diligence be as.@r,ain,s
!. was "racred you be notified b, this ,..t,i' "
~, iol ~, .ha That unless You appear and ans.sr
,.r,n *. IT. o.iose the first day Of the october
you thereon 'ehoeIea against
ps'ed THIS oeth day Of July. 4, D. 1s,a
n, r - JOSEPH JENNINGS. PLAINTIFF
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JEFF. Davis PA torn. 80 Mississippi Politics.

Occasional writes i-"u Washing
ton to Col. F"rrcys pap,--:
j. fierson Davis, in his last e., cech in
jackson, Miss, which may be called
sort Of reply TO Senator \, G. Brown,
took very ultra ground. decarin: that
the avs against tho opening of the Afri.
@an Shave trade were unconstitutional.
aud asserting. that the election of a Re.
publican to the Presidency would Justify
resort to secession on the par, Of tho
South. The rivalry between these two
DISTINGUISHED mea has become quite an.
imated. Messrs Barksdale and Single.
toh' ut present members of Congress
from Mississippi. take nearly the same
ground Us General Davis.
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KirLuood and Dodge mel On sh s,a,aps
Il G,sas Angu.tas CxMr Czech IN
Passion I

kirkuood and Dodge met On sle Stump!
Il G,sat AMgu.tas CkMr Gssesh IN a
Passion
We learn fromah Darlington Hawk-
rye that Gen Dodge aud MI Kirkwypd
net in discussion on the stun a,eOska
loesn lastoFriday Augustus Caesar was
connpefs'y vanquishod. 9 lie openly de.
fenced the institution Of slavery aud de.
e'sred hise readiness to lend his personal
aid to capture fugitive slaves. He con.
tended that slavery was i avilissng aud
ChriAtsan!zing instirulion--ehat the poor
3negroes weree taken from tho heather
junslcs Of Africa, enlightened, civilized
and tpa!ly saved in heaven! He spoke
in q wild, ranting mat ncr, and was great
ly excited. III Tho couse Of Mr.. Kirk
woods remarks the General lost his tenn
per aud his dignity completely. Mr.. X.
said that he had predicted that the Dem
ocrats Of the North would before u,sny
years favor the revival Of the slave trade,
because, as they wou!d claiia, slayery was
a christianizing institution, but" said
he, turning smi!ingly to Gen. Dodge, II
didn't expect it to commence quite So
SOON" The General spran; to his feet
and declared that If Mr. X. said that he
(Gen. y. was in favor Of the slave trade
he was liar, aud that, il he repeated it,
he would serum the lie tloua his Myoot."
Mr.. L., without any cxci,eacn, what.
ever, remarked tha., if the General was
speaking fgura,ively, it was VII right, but
ifhe attempted tho matter practically be
would ind it . very difficult matter.
Gen. Dodge delared that he vas "rsody
to ytoc his antayonist satt.taction.
After some miro sparring, during
which there was many hearty laugh at
the expense Of the General aud not Que at
the exp ,nss of his opponent, the meeting.
it being nearly midi ght, broke up
The correspondent Of tho Mvkeye, in
speaking Of tho effect of the discussion on
the audience, says:
ut is my candid opinion that, if the
whole number Of voters in the State
could have witnessed tho proceedings, il
would have lost to General Dodge at least
$4,000 votes. Never did see man
make himself so u, parIoaably rediculoup.
| aecd hardly tell you that the Democra.
cy here are very much chagrined, or that
every Republican has grin on bis face.
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The NoRMoNs.-The Utah EaYev
7an-the organ Of the Gentiles-statcs
that the MorInons estimate their whole
number in Europe and America at l26,
ooo. In 1857 there appears to have
been decrease in the population Of Utah
the number being only 81 ,022, of which
5000 were children. about 1900 wo.
men, and 1900 men capavble Of bearing
arms. There are 2,35S men with ei-h,
or more wives, Of these. Is have more
than nineteen wives; 730 men with five
wives; LOO with four wives, and 2, 400
with more than ono wife. Re cspitulatiop
Il,6l7 men with about Is, 5000 wives.
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= w,,na.,. .l e INVERSION.

John Mitchell. in la" article on The
position Of the Administration ~''nen thc
protection due from our governments /.
naturaiized foreigners when they arc
abroad, makes his acknowledgment ts to
the Know Nothing., thus:
- 1t is no great triumph for US to be
compelled to acknowledge that the Know
Ao,hings were right all the time. and to
retraes what We may have heretofore
said against that philosophical body of
men. Our language in dealing with the
American party Chat little can co longer
be denied ,hen,) has bceu sometimes
harsh and bit,er-we take i. all back: ca,
i. up; though it may 20 ag.ins. the .to,n-
ach, and must dises. i. as bes. We may
at our leisure
Nothing can be palmer than that If
foreign Immigrant, notwithstanding his
naturalization continues to owe-bopa
hde to owe-al!epiancc or military ser.
vice, or civil service, or any 9th r scr.
vice, duty or obligation to any sovereign,
he is not fit TO be an American citizen
ought no, to be entrusted with a vote.
still less with an office, and cannot be.
come, even in fourteen years, or twenty.
one years, full and true American.-
We request the American party, then
the only rational and consistent Ameri
cans we are aware of-so accept our re.
spectful apologies
Mitchell, though an Irishman, is co,
Pap'st; hence his testimony against his
in consequence of the supe.
r'or a'i.s'snee which they acknowledge
to the Pope. is to be accepted with many
grains of caution. Blu. tina, aside. his
conversion to "Americanism" is no less
wonderful than his apaStsey to ni.yer.
breeding --lfess e. Tribune.
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The Constitutional Convention in Kan.
.as, completed it's Isbors few days since
The vote on the adoption of the New
Constitution stood 81 to l3, all the Dem
ocrats voting against it and refusing to
slga it. The battle will be fought in
Kansas. between the two parties. over
this instrument. The right Of suffrage
is WITHHELD from all but whites. Topeka
is the ,empv.-ary capital. Free negroes
are not excluded /. an the State. The
proposed annexation Of the Platte Dis
trict was refused. -Darenport Ga.....e.
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IxJ. The Dcuacrati. nane,. .r.

va The Democratic papers ARE ex-
eeediugly troubled because kirkwood was
once a Democrat aud the Republicans,
Notwithstanding that horrible fact, are
willing to vote for him for Governor.
let they advocate the election of Lysan.
der W. Babbit, to the Office of Lieuten
ant Governor, who came to burlington
!ow yeas ago aW Lix and anti. Mas on, ADD
OF I. {. Cole to the Supreme Beach, who,
within the ras. twelve mouths tas pro
ies>td to be Wing With Republican
preelirisies
What wonderful consistency our mod.
cru pro slavery Democracy can show when
it tries.
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The three positions which the Admin
'.'ras'on have assumed in regard to the
rights OF naturalizcd ci,isens, within the
last sixty days, may be read 10 the fol-
lowing letters:
Letter Z. e cssrs. dated Nay II. 1859.
have 10 state that Il i. understood
that the French Government claims mil.
'tary service from all natives Of France
who may be found within its iarisdic-
ton. Your naturalization in this conn
try VIII not erenars .you from that claim
should you solaa.ur'Iy repuir MitAer.