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Gbe lnofpfnornt.
MOllie Word.

0 where is the girl with so brown a curl,
As my darling Molie Word!
The lass that lives just over the brook,
Where the elders nod such tell e-look.
As tho proud of what they hive heard,
For many nigh; when the stars were
bright;
For there walked in tender talk
With my darling Mollie Word
Oh who will say that the flowers Of May
Are fairer than Mollie Word!
picked branch of buds, one dav,
But saw her face and threw them away,
In pity for them | feared.
Her eyes were more blue than the violet
hue,
And the roses red looked faded and dead
By the lips Of Mollie Word.
The queen may have land and sccptre in
hand,
And gold much more than I've heard
But if she should ask to be my bride,
And make me man of riches and pride,
I'd remember Mollie Word
And the sacred VOW | made her one night,
As we stood on the bridge in the soft star
light,
While the water murmered SO mild and
low,
l thought they were letting the sweet stars
know,
Ofthc promise Of Molle Word.
o Mollie Word is more than queen,
TO faithful heart like mine
Her loving smile will give to my cot
What many a lords proud hall hath not,
. Though sought for in revels and wine
She will give me JOY that will last for aye,
And appaceful content to hallow each day
And | shall be richer by far than a lord
Yes, richer by far, for they have not
A gem like Mollie Word
Early next spring the bells shall ring
The bridal of Mollie Word.
The lasses will smile and the lads will sigh,
When |, with my bride, 60 smiling BY,
The happiest of any I've heard;
And though with the years care brings me
tears,
III still be glad that I ever had
A bride ike Molie Word.
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New Orleans June. 1858.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25
Our Exchanges, Continued.

The Harrisburg Telegraph, unpublished
at the capital Of Pennsylvania, is an Amer
ican paper inclined to Republicanism, since
the American movement died out We
are indebted to its editor Tor a Daily in
exchange. +. L supp rts the Fugitive Slave
law; but we do not: wonder at this, as the
American movement was intensely pro-
slavery was started by Shareholders to
divert the public mind, apd prevent
;; union in the, North while they should re-
peal the Missouri Compromise and force
t.Slavery into Kansas: They used it in IS
to prevent the election Of TaEMoNr; and
as the anti SLAYER, cause has had no more
dangerous enemy than Know Nothinsism,
it is not strange: to see papers once favor
liable to that movement, continue to urge
upon Northern freemen the duty Of catch;
ing 'niggers'' for our Southern Masters -
Apart from it's endorsement of the Fuggi-
tive Slave Act as constitutional, the 7sle-
grGp1h* is good paper, and We. We are qf5a always
glad to see it o2. ,7t5s5 .:!1I, o<,,:::2 %rj"
The National Era, is conducted by
Mrs. bailey. It IS the National organ Of
the Republican party. Mrs: 1>AItEY has
long attended to the business aepartn1ent;
and before DIR BAILEY started for Europe
he had made arrangements fov: its manage
Ement; during his absence, these arrange
ments she says she shall continue as the
/ Eyc2is the only means oof support for her
family We cannot see that any family
need want a better, for no paper in the
Union has more commanding position:
Being the only Free press at Washington,
no true loveriof freedom who wishes to- be
fully informed of the progress Of anti s]a-
| very sentiments at the capital, can af-
ford to do without it The Era need not
go a begging for patronage for if any:news.
paper can be a necessity to its readers, i
certainly is that one; AMI the facts are that
50 far from declining. in interest since the
death its lamented editor,it has greatly
Improved, for I'M late years owing to Dr..
,BA1nEY's worn health, it: has not been,
what it was while his powers Of bod! and
| mind were fresh. Mrs. lBA1LE1 hasthrowni
into itae large and fresh supply Of vitality?
Go sspeed this noble American mother IL,
her efforts to gil the place left vacant by
the Great Reaper! 10 s99fssoH a'a7I e&ai
The Free South, is published ct 't Newport
KY, and is the only anti7slavery paper in
the Slave States. It is published by WIN.
is. BAILEY; he his wife and children doing
iii tie v%orik. Il las entered its 11tb vol.
ume, and j. credit to Old Kentucky.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25
Look on This Picture.

The Democracy Of Msine held Z St.&1
Convention recently, and seine of tho scene.
enacted e., were rich beyond description
The editor Of the Bah Times, = Demo.
cratic, who was delegate and eyewitness,
retired from the Convention thorouRhiv
disgusted: From his article descriptive Of
the ~ attain z xe9qnote thu ktowine para
IKE pro- 6s1itiion to use The CHECK )i,t h
voting was Lellowqd dqen. THE .c.ae
acouH haze disgyaced I'll IRE Point. -
Gen. Whidden, Of Calais, said to the Con.
vention that for forty years he had attended
Democratic Conventions bAt-t..uN Aot
time hs lad uerern seen. tie -pa<kv-. 50 0,s-
yrose,n as 6 Ne 1,,oce i Of t6a, ,eind
ialg-up "ao6. Tic 4 somni tbeei proceeded
t. 81 "a = r!. Of til:
disorder, such Shameful moc1erv of e.
iergtbtmg o TtAe kind zee nerer 5f1s,c rit-
Ths Rebdbiie.,n.I rlls in l,,s2er, the a<,,l.
,hleW eqr2afasqk, and yheN ,stfeI seemed t.,
be IN perfect. JUBILEE, -,chi1e order, liberty.
faa0, decency,f manhood anal eyery qualitv
ecere ignored"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25

according to the arrangements you had
made for that purpose; and then to- eQpe
by and by, and tell you to go on md ID ka
that e::ecticn, not by right Of your WI
Ia" made in the exercise Of your ri Oh I'd
self government; but by favor of bis royal
order. sss sS~
Would You not make courtesy, bow
AMI sa'aam all one after the other in to-
Ken: Il your gyrlatituds? hyou would not
=, You are ,ast unsrateful>.cs of good ,for.noth:
ings, that's all. Eat.t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25
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2@r:2 .4t.s3 ATET god 3da .E.s,o!!1
STEARNSa HOUSE, 7sid
. Ehpss Regess;5asTtA aSqf IN E.sawate,

!. Z Ehos4 Rogers; Ma ,aSMtt g Clearwater,
H p IanC leye, wife & daughter, Long
Prairie; elias Cook Cook 1evor, George
Frank, 1St2 Paul. Mr. SsaakiandS aMaine
Prairie; 7 G dewitt, Forest City; P. Il
Gregory, A 5Kinkead, Alexandria; o S.
Stearns Co.; J Z Perkins, Swan River;
Jos need,, Hanover; Miles Drown, Little
Falls, Minnesota.
'Eyno:: Gilman, Sparta, Cal; Hvp Daw-
son. FIT Clark, New Orleans, IS: John
Chadwick, N. j.; L Hudson, I'd Viii
lia1ns, Miss; G 4 Longstreet,, New York,
z Marble, n. w II Stosall,,a. Tenn.
w Smith, C.AAtvood & two servants, Su-
periior;; Rev. Baroer, Illinois, nj,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25

juror UANL1S 1t is . question here
amongst Republicans whether to support
the nominee Of their party for the Judge
ship. Judge Hamlin Is pleasant neigh
Dor: and HAS many per.onal friends. So
far as this Goth district is concerned he
has 'F;sc|'ar;:ed Ills official duties SO as to
leave no cause Of complaint; and indepen-
dent IF party politics there is no reason
why Republican. should not support him
tor reelection.
We have THOUGHT the matter over Sc
rioasly and concluded that let others do as
they will, we as an Abclitiouist, must cp-
pose him. Our business i1l-this world is
. to ''plead Tie cause OF The poor and need
s.; ~ aud VS. can lei no personal preferences
ma |ao Us false TO the slave. 81 It,:
judgc Hamlin is running as Euchan-
an Democrat. We understand Him as full
" committed to the bred Scott Decision.
This is a vital question here, for there, are
slaves in this tistrict,to day, who ought TO-
be brought up on wrts Of habeas corpus
10 bring them up before man who be-
eyes,Vi'lt =! I'D &c fancy, that Slave holders
have right to carry their slaves into free
@Stetes and hold them would be mere folly.
Judge ilamlir, processes to Believe that
the Ju1!;c*hip should be distinct from pol
itics; Int he was not willing to accept a
nomination as a no party candidate, for
such a nomination was rendered him; and
is now running Gu the nomination. of
IS Moccasin Convention out of which the
Douglas Democrats had withdrawn 20, :
it therefore appears to us that it vi u1d
be highly inconsistent for either Repabl:-
cans or Douglas: Democrats to sup port
him. He has voluntarily cast in his 1T
will, that party who are seeking to extend
slavery all over this country and the
friends of freedom owe it to her sacred
cause to meet him as an enemy. ~, -.
: Il saying this We are speaking against
our personal preferences and pccuniary in.
terests; but 'wo is me # I preach. not This
Go.per' Of freedom to the slave. -;
,.., AZ VANn " 1'A y is g US Il tptal
stranger is ,i not even ' subscribers bus he
IS On t'ae side Of elderly e the captive
and the opening Of the prison to them that
arc bound" -
8 friend who is no politician, VII oknoHs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25

Nooe's 4 r. Lisutos aoft e PovernJi; pa
the St.lPauI 7i,nes and jHamaesotiqm are
handlide him roughly 1hey arc brins-
iiz upthe I'D matte IF the destruction If
the press: We had not>fnte66dedasayfdg 3
word about it, for he has already been
pretty well punished for that act Of van
An; n,aS 5fbIsA 10 G31aisIo asi& oS11
The Tines ceallss; him ''woman 1whipper:"
This isa mistake. So far as, xefareI con-
Hcerned, he Is no moro woman whipper
than he is Lieutenant Governor He ran
for the Office but did not get it. That
matter stands thus He bought us, We
sold him He sent his .overjeer to fog us.
We aogg,d the: overseer::4.,3 Then, Nassau
came, himself 70 administer the chastisc:'
ment Ind got badly whipped. 2sHc next
appealed to; the law, drove our friends
back until We had the pleasure 81 i: meeting tn
alone; ana face T. face, when h IS; turned,
ran away, and appealed,t to, the ballot nlb'991x
where heT was completely routed md We
left iniposses&Sion IN Of thssH field, from, which:
It had been his great object to driy5 U.S.
He ha, bitterly :repented that war; and We
owe; him no: grudge; but as the leaders If
the Republican party have decided to use
this in proving his pnGtne,:sI STU, ftor Tie othce
to which he .aspires, we hare no complaint
to make, although it brings us@intoa more
prominent position in the coming canvass
than We should have chosen e occupy. =,
: Our press was broken and type scattered
at the instance of S. E LOWRY. .Ee was
present at that scene which was enacted,
after midnight, two miles from his resi-,
dence. He had laid deliberate plot to
drive us from our post OF. take our life,
before SHEPLEY's lecture was delivered,
the review of which was made the excuse
for breaking up the Office. Our offence
was deliberately deceiving, or selling him,
in written contract to support BucHAX-
AN in consideration Of his supporting our
paper. We did wrong in SO deceiving
him; Tut our object was to resent the insult
of the offer Of a bride, by making him RI
diculous and breaking his politi cal power,
which was all used against the slave, to
whose cause our life had long; been conse.
Grated. .i~Eoo L..',
=. n;o 3 has behaved miean'y tRreug hou '
the whole affair, for he has never paid one
dollar for the property he destroyed, and
for whichhe had, pledged himself to make
full restitution. 5f>.''*.: 10. .':.~'' ~ -. :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25

fqF betten rcspltsJ and We can imagine at
least thltfbeyond,beI dim clouds that now
oyershado heavens .uelignt still shines
IIana that Auth dad Justice IND Intclli-
'gehco reisnl upseen, but sallSAutifal and
sublimoa.ss H. de.neoraticaps.tr are re-
sponsiblc for ANDREWS nomination, dare
they take upon themselves the respons;-
bility of his election? Dare 2ttl ifey 1sendzto
,St.4Paul "a man whose private life is not
relieved by a.single democratic virtue, and
whose public manifestations have been de.
voted exclusively to his own personal idol
airy? Why elect man to an office, be-
cause le calls himself. a democrat, while
his life and actions are a continued out
rage upon democratic principles? x Is de-
:nlocracy >reducedto. a ua''e, teibe mouthed
by political quacks and ignorant pretep-
aers, and disgraced Jby@lunnnatural allan
ces? T Are there no principles to remind
the party of its obligations, no objects to
promote andHuo endsf6 0lB3tain2 & If demllo,,c;-.
racy is reduced to<a name, and every man
who calls himself, y, Whether yeritably or
nom'n 1'ly g. can secure democratic sup
porters, the sooner we ffeeA democracy and
embrace tyranny the better. Let not soft
word and bland smiles just upon the eve
of election deceive you: Cor not
to swell Mr.. ANDREWS already inflated
opinion Of himself; by electing him to Of
fee, lest after having done SO, you become
involved in the consequences Of his de!
struction. e. ":'>'<-1E .SENEx,i ,Ei