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lthe. DEM bic Sitte t~ssriinSet bic gBilsnitaft, unb
mas Die @iheni&alt faaft, pas ~3srf6ren bic nett
ibreifenben aefe Der llniittlidteit. Go6, fann man
fragen. 1T es gu fhmer, beipc Giemsute An oersinen,
bsire @runcpfetlsr ecs menibiiben Gjebdupee ,ualei6
aufSutauen? Nucrpinss III Die Nufsabe ihmer, Sp6
|nitat 10 ibrsr, ais Rap lie nibt poatradt werosn
fonnte. $50 Der Wiue id, pa 1T Die Strait. uuo NO ris
8rait pirtt, ca fann es an Dem Grfclae nid,t feblen.
8rsilida muTsn 9ebrer uno gltcrn qemeiui6aftlit
itbatis ieiu an Dem i46uen 2au Der Suaenc. Die Glz
t,rn, lie inp bic erltsn Better auf Dem iAtIpfrisen
SSess, ben Die Sinhbeit mantelt, fe finp ete Qeiter
unp 6ubrsr auf psm fritrn 9sbsnspfaps. Su ibrsr
pano lte9t eS, Den Sameu su ltreuen, Der fraftia aufs
9'pen unr lih sntrideln lpa ;u id6nrr refer Srubt.
Sssr unp nntsfan9eu 1T pas @cmatb res tSinpcs,
lpenn es paS e'dt Der sSelt srblidt; nod unentfaltst
Ite9en Die Seine Der Gntwifelun9 uno Yerbpraen nit
ten i'm S6opBs Der giatur. Disfe Seime, fe mpuen
.9efuncsn, rtelf Seine, ls modem gspflest, lie molten
scrltanpen letn, ie mpusn rthtis tebaupslt weroen.
pa ut eS Bonn cie Yfttt Der Glteru, Iiebepcu unp
lantt Den erltrn &Ses pes &tnoes gu leiten, es iern ,u
ealten BON aaen tGlen Sitten, pcn allen ,riserpGrti-
gen @ebrauden, IS a~lmdblis an Sronune ,np Sic.
3elmabi9feit uno an Die Nitbe gum @uter1 unb Rehs
ten 81 gem6bncn.
D'ele 3cit ~icr9faltig gu ~beuuBen lit te IdmrrIic
pftht Der GItcrn. Sic ~perlanRt srpst OFFER. uuenps
ihc Stngetun9 uno fe beaniprudt Dauytfahlid Gjc.
pulo. Oa cIrfen Die Gltcrn n.dbt iGreu yauneu frsie
3uael IaIrn, na Sirieu le nib boie UNI 'unaroulOia
nerpcn, ,renn itre NSuni&s ni6t botp in @rfaauno
seben. Del ejsiit pes &tnpcs b;parf mic lein S5rper
c ner aumabIi&en Gntnideluns nur ianalam, mad,
ino nab, i'll tIeinen Oclen mus in pas @emitb pes
SIuces rns @nif binein9cl6iittct pcrbtn; cs ~entfalttt
'tA nm 10 teltr, pie 3rl&te lie Tno um 10 ld6ner.
9ih Su oiel teiddfti9en NIT Dem @,emitbe pee SinpeS
bei6t abr auf Der uuccrn Srite Der Natur pprorbcis
ten. Die &r1fte Der Natur tic iino pcr6anpen, fe
rollen MIR brroue9etcit uno 9cpHcgt feiu, fe tbun
0nS Sbrtgc nah tefimmteu @eicseu mEsen uur bic
e'tsr" aua 0aS Sbrt9e tbun. (Sdlus fpIst.)
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Gefnn"n9em Scr fran36i. Sffsiere.

Sn elmer Specidl- @prreippnbeu5 aue Sreecia pom
"a. 9nli ipridt ii& Der Sbreiber ME iplst aus.
Die Grbitteruu9 Der iran,Gfiheu @uluuelt it nod
niht erIplden. Ginige Sber Sif;iere baben mir os-
iast, paB ibre nahte Grpepiti0n nnth Qcmtarrfro6e
III Gpncrn, ltatt mad Der Qpmtarpei in Stalien Iein
perrc."
Der pariier Correspondent res yQpntpn IbYrrh,
isr5" l&reibt:
,,GiAer Ger am bel ten uuterrihteten GcrreIponpen.
ten Der Dariier 3eitun9en ineIort beute aus StaIien.
paB unter Der General Sff;ieren nur Die cine Wiei-
nun9 9errl6t, haB Der Jest ~tsrnbigte &ries MUIR Der
YrplCg Su etncm anrern S6aufpiele lei. Dieter @us-
Ipruf ltmmt 9snau nit Der @nIiAt ,u1antmen, nf[he
Sor einiBen &ngen elm fran3Sil4er Generals ff,ier
ge9en einrn Maildnber aus9ebridt Bat: vSest, po
mir init Der 9omtarpei ferti9 inb, bcFen mir, pas uns
rec Saiier In Die 0omtarh-S trabe Gin Qonron) fib.
rem wire." Oteie @slinnunsen uno @efable wei6en
aud ant Feline 8eiie BON rem &eussrunsen al, nelhe
Souls Napclecn gu osri6iebeneu 9eriposn leinss Sc.
b.nS 3u9cl6rteteu lno, ME fclgence:
,@Iauben sic feinen gu9enbltf, ba6 i'd bic rad
@cmbtnattcnsn Yersr1en babe, tpelbe Gna.
llno aelen metnen Snfsl uno 5ranfrei6 rinoefabelt
BAT. Der Tag wtro nidt fern lein, no Ids i'm @tonbe
lein perbe, S6nen oas 3u bepeilfn!" Wieine SueQe
Or Miniiter bes prin3en Napuleon pabrenb Der
cage Der 8eputlt, unO menn Seine @ai.hGt bic
nt4t %Sednpert sat, 70 ml1tn Die aIte
eaOp Der Stseaoneebls Strase unp rrren Nadbar In
Der 9OmbarO Strabs mad loren ~fartsm 8i6ien feben.
Srts9s- %nstdten llnS eIlc nod INNER sDrbanpen.
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Snribalbt mn6 Ser ttnIieuiIcbe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Die SonNUn pcf faat, po6 Garitatri Gin Guut.
l@reibsn ON ale freien Staotsn Stalieus aeIunpt Bat,
WORM or ertlart, bab lsine Nrmce in iepem Nuaentlid
bsrett itebe, BEN ttalienil4eu Observation-Disclosures
fcrt,uirsen.
@aribalei Eat f~clscnrsu 3aseS6cfebG, batirt spn
seScrc, 30. Suli, srlafcn:
"SSie INNER iid Die prIitti6cn @nacleecnbeitrn
inter ben iebiscn umaanOrn aud s%cfoltrn m6sen,
es 1T bic pfli&t Der StaIiener, MID auciu ntat lore
&afen nieperjulesen uuo Gutmuttisun9 ~tunbsuac
BEN, lonoern iIre &eiben aniuIfpcaen unp europa
III iei9sn, RAP lie INTER 6lbruns ecs bs;ocnmiitbigen
Stetor emanuel bertit itcten, ren gBc&ielfdQen pcs
Nrie9eS, untcr weI&er Gjeltalt lie l6 aud Iparfeaen
m68en, BON 9euem Lie Stirne Su ~bieten."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
Die meme atlamttf@e SsIcsrapben.
GemP0anie.

Sn SnsIanc Bat ii6 zine actisn-@ efsaIhaft sebit.
bet Die nphmals ben Ssriu6 MAIDEN mia, pas arpse
Der Sssun9 zines 9rIegrapbrn Gauss
Smtibsn Nmsrifa nno europa ms Wcrf gu Ieeen.
Sas Capital Der @%eieli6nft ica III 100000 (un.
9sIder 8 Wtillicnen OrdarN) beitsben, Die our6 DC
tisnSei6nunsen BON e5 ($25) aufsetratt mcrpen.
Die cnaitide gtesieruns Bat pielcm Capital a6t
prrcent Snterrien aaraniirt, iobalp rae Gan aeleat
nnS in Separation III. Guberrem eitt bic e%usltIts
Scsicrun9 Rem untsrnetmsn cine iGbrljCte lntcr.
itiibuns BON 9l4,00O, une bic siesieruna Ger Sercin.
Stdaten cine slei&e lnteritiibuns BON $4,000.
Sas meme atlautiihe 3au ica aus le6s DrGbten
%tcitcbcn, Die feline dusere Orabttcceduna Unit gtuss
nabme rrr teicen Gnrltidcn) babcn msrpcn. Man
Doft, DAP palIeIts nd@iten Scmmrr selest mcrbeu
fanr.
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Sefannfu a~ct,mnecm.
BRUCE'S
lieu -DOrker S6rift-G ir6erri

bal lteie Yplrolbi9 cine srrBc Muspabl Won
Nntiqua Sd1rittent Sirr.2 cbriftcr,
tstfupicrtcn Sd,riftcu, 9Deutidbru 0d,ri;,.,
W'hht "ptcn' Srriirriuacn,
S9na' IL. SoiheorttffSb rifteu, Ginfdffunsrn,
WtrlhhS~ II. "tet@hacinicn, SurdbidjnfTe,
Dfcifnsrre une sdionniifrte GRsCSuderotcu.
Sirclcs unb Gnipicn, 6crmat.s Bic iaco, "
SpfcnatiidDc S,nicn.
2i S6ritttn iino ale our6 Tompffroft scn Gem hisi,r S5h.;f,
i9cntbImltbei bartrn Metou eeorden. Die rtusrrnIriLt.
lt@G S1ntltAtett, NIT Der msine Striiten sc9rNcn mertcn, ltet mia
III bcn Storb, bule bouerbafrrcn S,brifhn IN Stn nieSrjoiisr
gritILn Der 9ewpbnIHen 3ppen ipwpbI eestu Yaar ale arf Gre. i
gu YCrtoufn.
Ylelen, pNliid'ttcn, 6orbe, 1ditcn 9gintctbofcn &c. Iicftre ID
Si on nieoriIlien S1Srttrreuer. Sdrflprpten nett Qrcielift
m'rGtt 9C9tn etnltnOun9 prn Z Grnts idr coo Vpltpcrip an BUD.
%frudcreitn pCri1nbt.
5tttui9obernue cher, melhe bieit &yse;sc, nebIt tieIer Tptc, %,
ecnt |. Nu9ult 1899 brimdl oufHsbmen UNI mir Elm Sremplor f.,
rr Settun9 %glcnrCu, tpnncn bic MISREPRESENTATION in NInrctnunc
tftnSef, menn nc FUR ben funnGuen MScrtb ppn meinca Notrifaici
taucn. @cproe 8ruCr ~
Hc. IL Gbdnbere Ct, 9ter grrf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
Oeutiten 3retiarnmus,
Y~rrGlsIiter SH1Iitdt, srbislt ipeben Sobn Ssrki,

esutltcn Gisarren in Den Stanb sefst, oeni osI6dfstrsiis"nS %m
gnblttnm Die 9rOBten 9OrtbciLs bel Der auswabl Don Gigarrsm III
etttrtren, er!aube tt mir CUR Sefdti9uns ntsines Qaaers in alien
Sorten Glsarren, rte &e9alias, eOnores. Spra's, Qriueipiss n
10. einju acen. @pn Dem @runbiaBe a~usssbeno, Bar mr. Sns
g8aare unb lbmaler 9rOTt einrn robsn llmilb btrbeUEbrt' ol5Si Is
Id um 10 nebr af au9emsnen 3uipruh rcttntn M bIrftn. Ola id
Jeos ei9arrs. bic bel mir 9sfauft mirb, ais fei rSufcnD 9arantir.
puo Tetults SseHnun9 juiittrs. 9. 80 eiIbader
2Bboleials Giearrenltore, l8Ie Ctr.
lpil8sn Maia u. Gary.
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@arten= g8irtbldait in 8utbertomu

Der llntSr;ritnets srlautt ib ie ntr 8reunbsn unb bca oc'onm
Zen 9utHtllM Die @n;etee Su MAIDEN Dap or am gnbe pom l;utdbrr
iMpn cine Gatens96irtbltaT erpfnet bat, wO grf.il6nnoen isf.,
@r lno better Sluaittat. tnsbelonosie and Gin @ioS 6dien irIEi1
baben mb. 81 f:eunbIi4em geua Label Gin Irbn MhIIIsll 81
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IN iteben SancCn ODER in 80 gSod,enIieieruuosu
a Is Ste.
NlS wir an. 81 @l6ri 1855 nit scr crfteu sJnSoob, No.
peinelmen sSerte eurS 9ublifim tratcn, tbaten mir I'd n;t
e.ar9cnt @etnhl.-beine mar nod III psnta bsfannt ,uS sos
anattnTpn'sn ISreerts arcBe Grltrer9unsen unS 6cbeltcnScs
M9pIot. uh'ere Grirartirsen wurotn ubcrlrcfen Der
NbllB mar e;u iebr bcoeutsnbtr, uno IN Folm EN- Mios. ~
9rbllccte Dtlitl6e pCbncn, ipo6in 6eine nidt pCrIouot ,nnrSs
Yer CREPE 9thtcr, Der Stpl, rcr beutIncn NStipn' Ssr
9rlneer Der mceerncn 9ihtCrihule. IN r6brenS Sr a.,
lsinen IGnsen ltneriYrlen Ncireu tr,cacu. Sein Sor,'
miro tr ale tcnlmsneen Sejicn 0~ufbemohrt buben. Spap
pIrc nm unlerpt Grlten fmbcl, ipenn 9cutIdlaneS aeIbir.
oeRe @:pFtn o~ut9tiabIt pcreen. @r lrl6t III urs cptriTrn.
opCr le'ht SHprluIgtn b!eiben erboitn unb mccen nit ms
ortiz ben.
Nad 6eine'S Scbe fou,en nrh 70 mond5e brrrIits Gra,,
ncnte lilnCr unl!ci bitdtn Nule Il, Saee, bic 5rcrmbs ynh
Srtdnnle rpu tRm belaBcn. 9Bir pdrta bemiitt eieie eddie
mad, UNI rddt III i0nrmeln unc limb mtnmebr in, Gsrorhr ~
nen neucn 9ano 81 lcf,rn. Ia rir ober 5cit rineni San.
sprt Sitltn Selttn 0~r9eSan9cn puroen, y6eine'S gSerfe nrt.
mails III Nieitrungeh auelu9Cben, pamif aud, rer wcniorr @r.
nlitiellc lht nab uno no% eItle bCrrl5hen SttriIten 6nIt0i.
zen tonne, 10 bobSn mir une nunmebr entlhlcnen. cine rt,,
Nuea0bt III fleinerep SisferunGen III St.0nuo!tcn. Trr 9rcs
ut Der fru9ere unb nIro MIR FIR ben liebtntcn 9aaS 81 mthr
9%ercCsnCt.
@bpnnentcn Der fribsrn Iuseobe in 6 9drbsn crsaI,,r
ben Z ten gauo fir 81 uno rsr6en erjuht iGrc 4omsr Err,
nad,litn Natnten reer bel uns btfannt III MADDEN.
9S;r iurtfeIn nhtt I'M @eriRaltcn bGron, 6aE lin RE a.
lanimte oeunbe SrpOlferdrs Der Scr. 81. an fieltm NatS,r.
nolipert %beibttlisen miro.
@ine Nueloar ron Is Grute per 9echt lam ocwis ;,hs7
beltreteH, her Stnn fIr oeutltbe 2jirratur BAT, umo ben ,rc
Sen 9ibtcr ebrt.
9em It II Sanbe piy6 cine s~cbiestnr 8ioarapbie Seis-
rt6 9ttne 6 %betaceeben ircrbcn 9GaS @ueitaitunn. Y,uf
uno 4apieT bftrint, 10 mire eieie ncHe III II ftc lIuS,obs -
fein:r 9S,ile on p0rbtrle0ln1enen uGditeben. Ginp fn~afst""
t9e Surdlta! ptrS Truhcr tingedlibcnf febler enfftrnen
A9thttn mtrctn 9eludht nno Crbiilcn einen lpbnenoen 9o-
BAN. Vtltulhafien, SerCtnsn II. T. ~. Die une cine oybesrt
@nsabl &bpnlsrisn einlsnser, MAIDEN mir eiren li6craIccn Sb.
jug. SCtr 93sif II. Go
$50 ebrSrutltrafc, @6itabelpSia.
IN Htthntollo niniTt Or. Stedcr gflelunoen an.
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u npertnfinn

Der llntcrseihnse 1T lest in stans5 ;sSe, M,e,r,.
ieinem 9el6afte ausjutlpren uni ;war 10 biaio ais ntooliG
Cine aus~aei non Sdr9en 1T fOrtpdbren0 p%Orratbia.
Ser unit rubisen 9ferbsn fur erpaiaen @eSreTS. gus" ~
Die Nufn'ertlamtstt BON Sptel@ Sn6abern u. Eamilisu rp;rh
9stthtei euf isint srOse &usra5l bon Warosen.
@usbsllsrlne ron Supba'S, Stiblen u. Spr;mo> aPot,os,n
ipuO prompt 0flVr9. GranCiS Q6u6e.
8roaefr., @fs Der 3ten S:roec
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go &oyen 9~ruIbec, NOmbsreb une FIGt, 3utcr.
20 GAP @rimt 9ep Butter,
% pboS. Shrine SrSar Gureb Sam Bacon.
100 pros. Sapu S.bt0 unb StOulcerS,
200 gbs. 9rmc So. / 2eaf Qarb,
go &C9e 9rime so. ! Qcaf 2erb,
800 Vbe. Afebium so. . MfodertI.
40 Scrce Ac0mantinc uuo Sallorp Candles.
200 8prcs bid, br, mn mo pcIlpu Soar.
10 gpreS "trltbttStnt Sciffn, as 9prcS 5aQ Soar.
90 8trt8 ReiS,
geo 9bS. Qne Giber 8ineaa:,
300 Sadie gaguira NIB 9iO Safe,
I2oOOO Yrtnttpte, 6aYona UNI bcutIbe Giaegrcu.
70 StS. Sweet Neworf Giber,
40 QbS. @iGce,
900 gpYCn German VipeS,
10000 Nap,r Smpf:n9 Sptad,
Use &pyc5 UuupppSr SEQ,
70 ~ ep N0d,
700 cjrcB 8el9robt umS Stanatai 81, tbea.
400 Sbs. Slb 3ae unb Common gBbiefey ;rerfhieS scrt,rl
2j % 6renb 9rnntN unS Sin. "
l40 br &mt NIB Mpple @rarby.
40 Do CORDIAL uS 80 30 Gaait Sb Spe.
20 90 Mala9a uno @urtrpcin,
SSroppu g Yaper, Sa!S Spba, Wrappina Shpins. N1uforS 9Ef-
fW. Singer, Srien, Spdes Wb 9lctp 0ines inS rurratbio nnb M
bt BiiIiom oNTrr ""' s."
9SROleIac Grpeer, 9ropiiion nnp Q,uer geoIer
no. y uno ii Cat Naiuifrset.
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N. A. STURDIVANT.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(Jte6tanmals uub 6fentlidcr Notar.)
tmpfeblt itb CUR llebernabme aner Rehteaelbdfts dmf allen Ge-
rt6tn III uo sr bic Smet Rtbmorb. GtelcrfeIS unb 6aueptr
Spunt2,. Sutet: @de Der IL. uRO 8anflrasc, gUobin'e Stl
S'S'Iupll. "'pWpHo' Sa. Gl3.6
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Bur Seadtung fir g8iercrYerf1r,fer.
Sur6 5ilise @inf6ufe in 9fsip 9prf bin i'd in BEN Giant
seiett, fOl9en6e 2rhleI u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ic6r biQioen sSrr;,rn
III perfaufsn: '"
9efer Sbpargr gffe IA Cts. per @funS.
Wcma6Iener % 90 10
Muetat>9tune so
MuSeatsSiutbe 70
NeIfenpfeHer Is
Nelfsnbllthe 20
9erer rnglti9er Senf IS
Salpeter I21
Swest St, fne, srOFe 5laide 40 Gents. "
Grrner ~pprrdthis friihee biQisrs Sitrnina gFTIis sn,,,.,
S Sr;s, @ SsnaS s @tFlf's s Sag", = 3sgSst(sen, acknowledgement
SSsnu$U u ns"C 5SnSpf" SoSof S s6n, gSa's aa 6iuiS' gisauu,
efter mebiSinif4sr Brandy II. {. no, aleS ;n BEN ZEN I SiTi5Srr
Stabtpreifen. G.. 98uonef Sr,,a; nSl's''H
Sde 6s II. Grpabir (gfe { Rarftl.
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Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store
am Htuen Midrtte,

@de Der Srcac- unO 6ten Strnee.
=. VI. NO enbaum ~empieblt Ieinen 5rsnnten
uaV Gem 9uSIitum itlt gut aliortirtee Eager Don Sri6.
tabrS' 9Saaren, Die ~ ben ~bili9lter Wrrilrn ot,eaeben
peroet.
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Neme Mmaeiaem.
3u p~ermietben.

.3u permietben.
Stnt9e Simmer, paHenb fur tin,elnc 6erren pSer Helm, No.
ntl'en no 6ilis gu pcrrerten bel 6enrp S6utte,
Gde Der 9'rpaer unb ste Cir.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
WIll Rrown bel TIunrl

The above question Is asked by almost
every man who has any knowledge of the
Harper's Ferry raid 1t has been the sub
ject Of much newspaper discussion, and
from what VIC can ascertain, every one else
is as ignorant on the matter as ourself-
That there arc thousands both north and
south who have opposite views on the sub
iect there can be no doubt. That it will be
altogether better for the South and the per-
petuity of her institutions that Gov. Wise
should pardon him or commute hissentence
to imprisonment for life, we think there is
no doubt. Time alone can only determine
his fate. A Washington letter from Rich
mond says, "under no possible cireumstan-
ces will Gov Wise commute Browns sem
tence; bis fate may be considered as ssealed."
Cook has not yet been put upon trial.
Blood, blood, these chivalrous and val
liant Virginians are even tremblingle lest they
should be cheated of the hanging in antic-
ipation, and they are desirous that more
victims may be added to the number
Speaking of Brown, Gov. Wise says.
He may be insane but there are other criminals guilty
wretches who instgaed the crimes perpetated at Harp
Giddngs, hale AMI smithtq Standardization Of Virginia
and Brown aud his deluded victims in the Charesovfi
jail may hope for pardon In the opinion of Virginia the
ave Republican leaders above mentioned are more guilty
than John Brown and his associates
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
NIaryIand Election.

The election in Baltimore was rowdy and
violent as of late, resulting in one death
and several wounded. Tho American ma
iority in the city was over 10000 The only
State officer elected was Controller. VIM.
II. Purnel, American, chosen. The mem
bers of Congress elected arc j. Morrison
Harris, Henry Winter Davis, and Edward
H. Webster, Opposition; James A. Stew
art, Jacob M. Kunkel, and George w.
Hughes, Democrats. The delegation
stands the same as in the last Congress.
Harris and Davis represent Baltimore, and
have some 5000 majority each. In their
speeches on the stump they denounced the
Administration of James Buchanan as Wig
orously and pointedly as if "Black Repub-
lcans."
The Maryland Legislature is Democratic
in both branches. The Senate stands
Americans, lS Democrats; the House 25
Americans, 40 Democrats,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11

Elections were held on Tuesday last in
New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,
Wisconsin, Michigan, and Illinois.
In New York the Republicans have elect
ed their State ticket, and a large majority
Of both branches of tho Legislature.
In New Jersey tho Republicans have
elected their Governor, and State ticket by
about 1000 Majority. Legislature in doubt
when we 60 to press.
Massachusetts,, as usual, has made nearly
a clean thing Of it, having elected aRepub
licau Governor and State ticket by ovel
$4,000 majority, and nearly all tho mem
bers Of the Legislature.
The returns from Wisconsin are meagrc
but sufficient to show that the State has gi
ven handsome Republican majority.
In Michigan tho election was only 70
county officers, and as far as heard from th
Republicans have their usual majorities.-
Detroit, the heretofore only Democrats
strong hold in that State, has eaved In, anC
given about 500 Republican majority.
In Illinois, the election was also only 70
county officers. Chicago has given abou
800 Republican majority. We have n
news from other parts of the State.
The irrepressible conflict goes bravely OF
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
The Diffcrencc.

When Old Brown, in fit of madness,
calls about him band of twenty-five men
as crazy as himself and endeayors to stam-
pede slaves from the borders of Virginia,
and in the course of the transaction two or
three persons are killed, contrary to the in
tentions and orders of Brown, which were
that life and property should be spared
he is seized and placed upon hasty trial for
his life. His acts meanwhile are openly
condemned by the Republican party through
out the North. But when the korder Ruff
fans invaded Kansas and slaughtered her
inhabitants in cold blood and sacked her
towns and settlements, the marauders were
rewarded with fat appointments, and be-
came pets of the Federal Goyernmnet.-
What we have stated are historical facts
A number of instances are enumerated by
the Albany Eveniag Journal which at
tests what we have said:
S. w. Clark murdered man named
Barber by shooting him in the back. For
this practical illustration of modern Democ-
racy, he was made purser in the Navy!
James Gardner, who co-operatcd with
Clarkin the murder of Barber, was appoint
ed Post Master at Lawrence.
Jones headed the mob which sacked
Lawrence. He was paid off with a lucra-
tive office in New Mexico.
Frederick Emery, Que the murdercrs of
Phillips, at LeRvenworth, was compensated
10y the appointment of Receiver of the
Land Office at Ogden! .....
j. S. Murphy, who helped in the assas
Sination Of Philips, and who was notorious
ily one of the gang by whom Hops was
scalped, was made agent for the Potawat
omie Indians!
Rush Elmore, who made a perscverng
effort to assassipate j. II. Kagi, was eleva
ted to the Office of U. S. District Judge
Russell and Waddell furnished team.
and provisions to the Border Rufiians, whc
invaded Kansas and seized the ballot box
Ies in 1856. For this they have been givel
immense contracts by the Government.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
A sound Platform.

Hon. J. C. Ten Eyck, the newly elected
Senator from New Jersey, stated, in re-
cent speech at New Brunswick, that the
objects of the Opposition in that State are
as follows
lst. To bring about honesty and econo-
my in our Slate and National expenditure.
I'd. To stand by The compromises Of the
Constitution.
Sd. To stay the spread of slavery over
Territory now free.
4th. To protect tho elective franchise in
its purity.
5th. To protect American labor
That is good enough platform for the
whole country. 1t is essentially the same
as that laid down by Gov. Chase in his re-
cent speech in this city, as the one upon
which all opponents Of the present Admin
istration ought cordially touuite. Whocan
object to to it? And who is going oquar-
rel about the name inscribed upon the ban
ner under which these principles are carried
on to victory in 1900 Cm Gaz.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
Indian Butchery.

Accounts have been received Of hcrri-
bic massacre BY the Indians on the plains,
Of party of emigrants from Buchanan
couaiy Iowa, and from Michigan. a fam
ily named Miltiulore composed Of fathcr
mother two daughters, and three sons, wcrc
butchered, and 4 gnan named Cline.
The dead were horribly mangled and
scalped. One little girl five years old, had
both her legs cut off at the knees; her ear
were also cut off, aud her eyes were dug oui
Of their sockets; and to all appearance tho
girl, aAer having her legs cut of, had beer
compelled to walk on tho stumpS, for tho
sole purpose of gratifying tho hellish pro
pensity Of savage barbarity.
Their animals were taken and their wag
ions plundered, according to the usual mod,
of Indian spoliation
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
a BrIef view OF the RECORD.

George Washington expressed as among
bis first wishes, a desire "to see slavery abol-
ished BY law" Thomas Jefferson, in speak
ing Of our treatment of the African race,
said, Il tremble for my country when re-
fleet that God is just" James Madison
thought it "wrong to admit in the Consttu-
tioD the idea that there could be property in
man. James Monroesaid, @we have found
this evil (slaVery) has preyed upon the very
vitals Of tho Union, and has been prcjndi-
cial to all the States in which it has exis-
ted.p Patrick Henry said of slavery, II
will not, Icannot Justify it; it is a debt we
owe to the purity of our religion, to show
that it is at variance with that law which
warrants slayery,p-George Mason Vir-
ginia member of the Convention which
framed the United States Constitution,
SHIELD il essential, in every point of view,
that the General government should have
power to prevent the increase of slavery"
John Randolph in his will, wrote / give
to my slaves their freedom, to which my
conscience tells me they are justly entitled
Thomas J. Randolph said allow can an
honorable mind, "a patriot, and lover Of
his country, bearto see this ancient domin-
ion converted into one grand menagerie,
whero men are 10 be reared for the market
twho was native Of Virginia) in the de-
bate on the admission of California, 10 ls4O
IN reply to .hreais that the Union would
be dissolved if slavery we're not carried into
tho new State, said $50 long as God al
lows The vital current to iow through my
veins, | win never, never aid in Submitting
one rood Of free territory 70 tie everlasting
curse OF human bondage sa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-11-11
u. s, Marshal johnson aud his Negro
Confession.

We published, the other day, what pur-
ported to be the confession of the negro
Copeland to one Mat johnson, U. s. Mar
shal for Northern Ohio. This confession
should be received with great caution. As
Gov. Wise said, this Canada negro was a
great coward, and no doubt told what he
thought palatable to the party pumping
him. But, there is another circumstance,
which more than the beggarIy character Of
the negro, should make us receive this con
fession with doubt, and that is the charac-
ter of the man who wormed il out Of him
and gave il to the world. There is enough
proof of an authentic and undonbted char
acter to show tho completely of Abolition
Republican leaders with the Harper's Ferry
movement, without resorting to what may
be wormed out of negro scared almost tC
death at the prospect of the gallows, and es
pecially when written down, not by the ne
gro himself, but by such person rs John
SON Cincinnati Enquirer { Democratic.