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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

WAITzING.-The gents encircle their part
ners' with one arm. The ladies and gentle
men stand close, face to face. The gents are
very erect. and lean little back The ladies'
lean little forward. (Music) Now, all
wheel circle and curl Feet and heels of
gents go rp-rap, tippity tip. Ladies feet go
tippity tip, Then all go rippity, clippity, tip
pity, hippity, skippety, hoppity, jumpity,
bumpity thump. Ladies fly by centrifugal
momentum. Gents pull ladies hard and close.
They reel, swing, slide, sling, look tender,
look silly, look dizzy. Feet fly, hoops fly,
dresses fly, all fly. 1t looks taggity, pullity,
squeesity, rubbity rip. The men look like a
cross between steeyards and timber jacks
beetles KS. The maidens tuck down their
chins very low, or raise them exceedingly
high Some smile, some giggle, some pout,
some sneer, and all sweat freely.-All ladies
faces are brought against those of the men or
into their bosoms, breast against breast, nose
against nose. toes against toes. Now they GO
in again, making a sound like Geory, porgy.
derey, perry, ridley, pidey, coachy, poachy.
This dance is not much, but the extras arc
glorious. If men were women there would
be no such dancing But they are only men,
and the thing goes on by womans love of it,.
A secular writer says,-"There is no estab-
lished standard of propriety about this matter.
If | were lady | might object to these
dances but being a man | do not We cer-
tainly ought to be satisfied if they are"
~ The parent who would train up his
child in the way he should go, must go in the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

70 The New Orleans Picay'me speaks of
Louisiana as a"State in mourning, consequent
upon the explosion Of the steamer Princess,
1t says "there is scarcely a community from
which some one of the lost is not missing, or
known TO it by his social virtues"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

PRENrrcEIANA.-"Mr.J J. G. Spott. a small
oiiiceholdcr in Minnesota, complains bitterly
in a card that some of his wnpoltical friends
are resolved to get him out. but predicts that
they will fail. No doubt Mr.. Spott thinks
they will succeed as badly as Lady Macbeth
when in her despair she exclaimed, Out,
damned spot
The Democrat says that the task imposed
on the lsraclites of making bricks without
straw was easy compared with that Of electing
a man Governor without votes enough. The
latter task has often been performed by the
Democrats. the chief study of the Democracy
generally being how to get the largest num-
Der Of votes with the smallest number of vo-
ters
The southern Democracy declare, that with
Douglass platform Of squatter-sovereignty
the Democratic party cannot possibly carry a
single Northern State in 1860 and the Nor
theru Democracy vohemently protest, that,
without that platform the Democratic party
cannot possibly carry a single Northern State.
The Southern Democracy and the Northern
Democracy seem to have come to a dead lock
and good many DAMS - Louisville Jour.
uaL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

PRoFITs OF INsURANCE.-The" Insurance
business must be immensely profitable, ac-
cording to the returns in the annual report Of
the Insurance Commissioners of Massachusetts,
recently submitted to the Legislature. OF
the Boston stock Offices the American divi-
ded S5i,O 600 on a capital of 100000 and had
Sl7l,0 reserved profits; the Boston paid a
dividend of is per cent, with S123,5SI re-
served profits the Boylston paid 20 per cent
dividend with 1888, 742 reserved profits; the
Firomen's, 2S per cent dividend, with Sl75,
070, reserved the Manufacturers so per
cent. with 81 IS, ,739 reserved the Merchants q,
II per cent; the National p per cent; the
Neptune, 30 per cent Besides these, there
are several foreign Insurance Companies doing
business in that State, whose dividends vary
from 20 to 80 per cent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

~ The question Of close communion has
been raised in a practical form among the
Baptists. A council assembled at East Bos-
ton, Mass, recently, to ordain Mr.. George
Howell as pastor Of the Baptist church, when
he was asked by one Of the council whether,
if member of an evangelical church, not of
the Baptist denomination, should desire to
commune with his church. he would give his
consent He replied promptly, yes. Two
members Of the council then refused to go on
with the ordination and it was postponed.
An attempt will be made to find enough Bap-
tist clcrgymen who agree with Rev Robert
Hall on this subject TO ordain Mr.. Howell,
and thus the denomination Of "opon commu-
Mon Baptsts,' so prevalent in England will
have a beginning in this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01
CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHs, BY THE

c NANhlAbLS AND SLElGfiS, BY THE
~ BEST WonKNEN M THR COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pclcr, Vermont.
Those in want Of ioarrnfoa Carriages and Sieighs,
will pethaps DO wcl 20 call and what is being done at
the Old stand OF GILMAs q CAMP.
All orders promptly attended TO-
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01
TTNION HOUSE RE-OpENED.-Th

TTNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-This
y well known and commodous House, formerly kept
by COL boutwell,, having been vastly and almost en-
tirely rcmoadeled, has been opened by ALONlO RED
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being IN the Of business, and with its
couvcnicnces must be the most desirable and popu
lar resort for the Of business leisure 20 be found
in town.
The public are respectfully invited TO bestow portion
NJ ther patronage upon this House Perfect satisac
ton is guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate. ALONIO REDWAN.
Montpelier, Aug 90 1856 off
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

~ The parent who would train up his
child in the way he should go, must go in the
way he would train up his child
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

ON AND CANDLES. .-sroRRs g. FUL-
" IER offer low 10 bbls. LAMP OIL, so boxes
CANDLES
Railroad Square, Oct 20 1858.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

w A T ER G T. NJ L n T -
w for sale by STORRS q FULLER.
June 25 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01
GENTLEMEN. THE FALL cAMrAloN

l3 hubbard Block. Sflfc Street
uTAgent for che sale OF William Celebrated Monthly
and scni-Aunua B"'fia ef Fashions, the only re-
port for this eounty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01

600 BBLS. FLOUR, just received, and
ONTN( for sale by
June 2l 1855 STORRS q FULLER,
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mep Whma naaE !

II, according 10 ths black republican
plsas pnpnlaaion 10 the sRaa srntarion reg
alatiag the sxpsnsea q ghs govsrnms emf,
then sarsIy eur Ssasa expresses oaghE not
70 goon Increasing any IengeF, unless
upon she ground Of "A inssssse fsOn Ne
gro immigration Ter nc maa in western
Iowa nesAs 70 be teld that eve ysars Of
Black Republican rals haa pus an sfEeO-
saal sep 10 all othAR immigFaaioas and
produced q dsaolasion throughout she
country, A. il . plagae had Swept ever,
or tie sRrss Of God Mas resting upon
is. 8
We know nothing Of Eheir plans at rs-
supaFating FROM iAporsasaon Of the sol.
cred brsshrsn, except as ws can gather
from their plasfern aaa spsaahss, which
ara aaiss signiasans sasugh, Il Il ssus.
So far - inereass ek popalasion is con.
csrnsas i may be ysrY fsaaibla; Tea as-
eoraiug sapsyslologisss . mixsars of sas
raess, q csrtain sxtsns, i higAly son
daoivs 70 saat sna, from aaAaral saasss,
without regard 10 the dsgsnsrAsy whieh
nuss snape.
But re ahlak ~ psspls e Kowe ass
prepared . arrest shs tide Of dsmor aiis-
Assen sad Esin n ssaxT maaaszial iatsRaaa
q she saafaaa sac SAX payst~-so rsseae
shsir goyernmsntE rem lAs grase u shosa
sssalasisa swsadlsesps vhs hAga spoilss
thsts saAasaaes, dsaslaasa 80 eOualsys
iasstsd dsaasnsioa, jsalaass snd hatred
aHong brsthrans and spreaa disssass
and gleesA abroad lire b funsrA pall |;
aaa akatthsy Nill plAss - ZIP p ssasa
andsr ths gaidaasa Il Aaassa sd falsA-
fal pllesa foR the faaase.
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aWNsks Nssa aAH.n

By yirEms II % ExeeatsGn e ma direct.
ed EFom the OsEea ag tie Clerk IL che Dss-
trick C0agt % Rnt&a wakknsnaAY EowEtv,
Eowa, sh&1f peUsesd To weif uu Weamaasssg
he@@th day Of Octoheg a, ID, 1850. naaRgNan
Ghs haaaEs 81 40 ssrleGk a a. mnd 4 a szesk
2. n. "a said day, II Naa& * saa Esunky
TFsaaazsgsa 0saess Il ~ CEs# Il Caaa.
81 Blalss, tie Sslaowin@ aaaerIk ~ ~ s..
saks 81 Wm. :. Resls tpwiks
swzs q = wgF 80 " seer * aa q
80 s. 60 ~ = ~ - y Ak pg ~ "
see u - qF anA w ~ se aw al and y
oga " q see O. W hs &C n ~ and VIII %
q " qr Soc la wqs Il . a. md " az
Of Az OF nse d 3 =. a. q q a. mae IA. sal
ia tpwnsAip T8s EanGa III y q ~ 80 a.,
and : q q 4 a AZ see III aaqr asnh
and : . az - ss g. anA y q x Sc al and
" " ngHw Qr csc y, M kaxeepe a&
- 100 acres see u. neaf h vi III ~ u
III q kswnbalap III, rASR6 III j 81 iii W.
Z. g IS u q Y s ss q e J. 4 =
8 Soc lss No Ard u N II a. az d ~ b
y hk nkhw u aad N IL akMa Ii ~ 81
az IN II So d Ill ~. - \ ~ II :
d. ~ II, slz h seMnsEsip u, saska ~
hk N sF and " az 40 a - Is ~ u Z
: 20 80 y, - q ard ! W 9g q 3 III ~ -
81 ali In sewn rapga &ss Ia M # u ~
Y . y 1aesaeaei ~ sc u town n rse
Takss - ~ prepsssy q Nm. 4. assa
= esslsiy ~ Esse Il kasps 4 Tssalls
-. :. e. 80 -.
- fssA "A 80 IN 49, M ~
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That Ehs s20o, 900 u STATE beads 10.
sued u ls4ss wsTs qastsd, imnsdiAtaly
aftsr shsir sale, - 3 psr ssns- pssnian,
makiug total prsnaium 81 Ill, 600
and sbAa d. 4. NORRIS tAs Fepablisan
ssats Treasures, whe nsgOsisasa ths sals
rstuEned - psniam to The SsAss a. aid
bends ssss sum Of sSl sq e.
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= mmsaM ~ NeR

ThHzsdAy waa ; Dag laag . hsrsmem-
hsxsa, With plaaaure, By he Osne0xRsg
/ Of pallA. Il had kean anneansad 40
Russia wonid b thaxs nm thmk aas. 80
gate aRanbeR oE ena esAlseAs ~ eli.
plasss sd eShsE perti0as u - aassnsy,
Impaired thishsr 81 hsar wlaak IL $3.50
Bssf aaadidass Of - KnouZ
Rspabllezna wDuld here = So T. sig
self and che balances of bis kickeAs
After much aoAging md sauixsaiaR e
the part AZ HaseEss 9Fiands anA BE kAx<
ipg utterly Ragnasa Ia spa&k wsSk Co.
SShade, who had visited Hsala fe& N
express paFpzss q ssRlying e Aiaae Il
was arranged Ehat he sheaIa spsAk af I
O'Clock in shs sTaning, and Gel. Babkist
should reply te him. This bang agreesl
. BIZ tha lsasnAs og both paEtisa. 49,
los Ehess who bad come from : Hfsgszee,
sxpsssins e hsar . discusses hsgwszsl
Rasch and Shade ak z oseaeek z. ",
assermEsed = ssay al zee Is eass ED
80 endsawaged 70 amasa sAamaelvss ~
beat they sonld 70 pass sway chs sksan
untli shg appointed houx.
At . oseEeek che crowd mgnim assazak
l VAsss - Sxa& eSss&Ss &Usz$es '&2A HAEs Es%%zN&
opened the discussion By . lsbSAsd haR-
rangus Of about one hear and half.
When he took his seat, COL. Habbifs
arose and opened upon hians and shs
whols Black Rspabliean frasegnaky, aanh
baessgy Of gaeta, ngnres, logic end
seund reasoning &c spread eouaE@gamsiOm
throaghous all thas portion of the raak
. Sic Of Treasury bbfnR and fa0aaEemi
Black Repablieanism whaeh wsre wish~
In ahs eoana Of his Ealea We we're mes
pTsaenk a. sha spe@kiaas azamaaamsm&ky
are unmhEa 60 glAs > fA1l EBp0sss but We
Aavs been informed by several pseseas
who sesSe pssaens, khas tbs Gel. Gem.
plesely Eiddled tie positions aaaia arga-
meass Of Mr.. Rusch. 4 Eepabliean who
heard the discussion, liz discnssi0n q
Enay b. called informed rs that sfEhars
vas not mush left al Rusoh afssx Rah.
bitt got tAEpRgh Nith hims' = ssSo kk6s-
aaghlys " says b ssdid ths Gel. Hax him
cut, kAas bis lEissds ceala no. havs n.
oognixsd him. isA@ nea SzaaxaeA.
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Rs T&pR 20 Y0wRamk rem AL
parts a sAs SRAs@ shaRe iareaaKas af shs
aaess eheeFiag nsws. Thsze III aamsin-
aad diaa6sesi0a pf she 0ppaaisseas Tha
henas&, hard working eifzsana wha here
heretofore supper ed she rspahai oAn par
ty during ifs paimy dafs, ara haxinninsk
70 yearn for tbs good cd simss 81 yere,
when houasA men and haneas measaras
wsfa il T0gaa. They are waaxY oE ne ~
Fanny sad despotism a. sha sapaAlieas.
leaders Of Lowa. Grsmss 3 ca. hAss
held, sd boosted, soes pewar e. party
discipline ever The sAhlek przwnAasss &C
tbs party, nssss gailszg = psnad heaAss
Americans thar ssYf30m - 70 sha nsgf 81
Russia. Bias this lnans11oa u s7ying cot.
In all airscsiens leading uaess are assesst-
ing TIE ranks Of the sppoalsien, Ariven
aways SONS BY ahe Euia 0f Griaaes q Co.
aoms hy the HgaSrupasens esasss az tee
Rspabliean press and spsakersy sad
many have pEainly aad belaly spaza ker-
ward. ana like raan, askmswlaagsd ahsaap
ssises co h3ve hesn missakan n aheiR ns.
htisai yisws. Lisa 40 be avns 70 emssaaRss
st hems. Les 10 ED In ahis ewsas rawas.
lutios, and ecazsk puRsegvss a. ahs zsany
@Ao restored lows 10 the Eaaah of ska
'Dvmeerasy asnss 6aEsiss.
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Aosevsz, ~ ss 49, asBy
sham sAslr s - M sas
saadEdase faf taexasnsF a 0hses -
slaras he saiAaeae ina ssn1zmsaaa d ND
paytv u thAs ssass. u eres&ss u 90
Faglsss sIsss Lss u -
aM am alssEsd Eovsxnox "a OILS,
land sxpssk 10 be, Will not les Any
kngislwA ha EssuEnsA ko KAnsnaky or any
|a4Aan alm#@ zk@R Azs IL + szz
yank Il Ii ~ asles 49, - sssaanaxsser-
ia-ahisE af - zzissEy IL Ia Ssaka, 1
viii smplsg - asgsasss y ~ 30
Kirkyooa, plsak Rspshllaaa ssadi-
aaas Ter sssssasus a. Gewms aasp saaaaa
y - ! Isiahgaa axgpa a - ase-
triass Rad ssHsl pIes s& Iii pSsbv. Is
FenaAxks thua "a he KGRislsa Stare
A,as9 - 49,
$50 help ne God. fsshss shall my
Fighs arm wishsg st M heag shae Z ~
ssen % assist alsy oikosr in ne FstaEn IL
fugiaivs sgaEs. s.
here is apsaam a - Leo Cos 90
Union which shs haaek sssahIisaa party
hAys, Two Of shsix laaaiak anan u. ths
West, wac are aaasllaaass ISs 500 nigh
ctAss = Geyseaoe u sasls xsapssvs
sssssas 0psalS xssw thsk aas5 will4ssiss
ths Isas q tie Bnfesd ssaass Il ahss are
slscsea.
Haoh moral tressan and praesieaI nab
liaoatioa, are daly sppssuiasss v she
pAsriesEa Uhioa. lsving psopls pf T0va,
wa VII msaifsss shais Ssvstisn = tbs
uaion By their sussuss asainst shs Ab-
|asfsisn sssiscr, KiFkmse, 80 IL xsseK
az she ssatssman. Gsassa1 Laudsss whc
said sfI VIA, % WHAzxTRR xSs DeMsss-
TgssoM AhB LAWS - ~ oeekznw m qgxzh
or Mg.D
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We clip AIS folloEing stpsreopaps 80.
tiss from the Dabaaas MARTA Wat
stHon. John 2. Halls arrived ID Dun,
lsith On Wednesdad and ,lefy yesterday
mornfng 0n ths Milwaukes For Sc. paul.
rs i prseakly goimg 70 Join Ii tals ean.
xasa IL MlanesoEa wish 0alasha a. Gruw
SahByIer 0elfax, EFapk 2. Blair. Gey,
Ramsay Ama Gov. Wade. FROM these
nakaAs rs wifi Be seen yhsrs Ii Aesyy
wesk e be done Ia kAs NorsEsa si'sl'
Thfs ssmssssasns es sroapsss shows asN
desperate me eanss 81 blssk rspabIgsan.
ism ID tie North il s0aesaaksa by Il i
leAasrss sihea, ~ zass bidssng oK Sew
ard, tslaaiasa, Gzrfissn q Easssay, shss
AAss sakan HAasks = shsls bossza. md
Il bpsa aszMnss ~ ne worids falisA
down 70 worship II the shrshs "a Tie
lEIsgber Iaw, slssFs y 10 ssas Nosthaxn
Ss3ss saasias u Nsw Easlasa, alsas shssy
ga rely apsn > sA1s . ahals II 1ao5s
Hsmse shs assyaxAse ss6sss slssy sss M !.
kia assAs 10 assssssx il as,a srs &c
ishs;s W ls - Hsasy ssazsssa
szrsAsh 80 ~ :. II 81
Ii ssfsF 81 y .sss3 sssaks 80
EDsmaaFaa Waaa Nd kssssp 81 Il
aaaas: "a - asses u hsl hEz ssrs.|
zaa - AsSs 49, - D 80 ICES
= - - - ssaIss
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Les 1t be kgea.aaaAAored

Tssaa when Gen. Dodge and Mr.. Kirk
wood visited the Luaasio Asylum togssh-
er, on the 18th inst., Mr.. Winsl ewy the
Supssihtsadeas, sold shsm shAt IL wsald
saks Al lsasi $i0O, 900 moss . conpl ese
il aud shaa KiEkwoOd yss soasiaasa to
read from Grimss IyiAg circular, which
sags that il viii taxa anly go, o00.
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Demscgatte Candiaats saF Iaeut. Gov
srnoF. wis address kns psopas al the foI.
lswimg slmes and Places At2
AfaoAg UHlea county, Thursday, Sept.
- e 2 o1eieek r. d. sa -
Oeeola, Clark county, Friday, ssptBmbsi
80. 8s 3 o'clock r. d. .3rEt
Chaxftoa, Laeas county, Saturday Sept.
81, at z e'clock r. III.
Haacmksld, DaTia eoanty, Monday. Sept.
%, at Vaetoew r d -.
AlAia, m0nFos county, Friday, Sept.
%, nj e csca0ek p. M. '+-a-
CeaEs9viils. Ap1anoose county, Szta raay
UekaheE /, zf sseiock ?. I.
Cogyaon, Wayns esanty, Monday, Oct,
D. &c 3 o'eaoek p. M. aTa &
Lsoas Dsestw cosnky. Tuesday 1, NJ !
aicaeEk p. "a. Tgf s.,.
Decatur City. DeeataE eoaaty, Tuesday
4, at7R o'clock p. b. -.
Nc. AyTs Ringgold eBaakg Wednesday S,
al z aSloek r. H. 81
psafeFd LaSlsE sopnsys TAaEsdsy 8, at :
gi.sss.s, Page eounty, friday, 7, At 2
s'seck p. n %5a O. As-" -
81 n e4sA z#ee-.+ ... .-z al .-.r4
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MON. d. Z. COLE,


DsmerEakie sandidata for Judge Of thi
supseMs coalss Of tha stats al Iowa, viii
address me pssPls 81 the following aanea
taRzaw ana plasssz a s as%+ ~.
LAWS, Cas- eeuNsy, September f&th, q
80 ozansy. Adams sOuaty, ssptanaeF Eb&h
@& &asck0ek D ~ z-s1 80 Ez@ saa
Aft0a, Uninn ssunty, ssPtsmhSs, lstA
az q . m .Fs asas.s aEsgEs n.
pscass CitTs DeeAtuE eesnty; Seq. II,
akzo'eIoek p q .r.. 800 -
chsEitoas Laeas county, September 18th,
81 9pm. -
KHoxvilis, Marion county. septsrHbes
I OskalOosa, hahaaka county, sspssmbes
Aase nc ma s.E
ina Csatral Conmlttsss Of the several
eoznttss abcvs nsntioasd, win please give
immsAiats notice ot the above aPpointn eats
and msks tn asesssaEy arrangements fos
the meetings. By orasr Of the DemSGxatiS
a STATS CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
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= Railroad,
and connecting sniy with Steamers Godsa
Gate, Golden Age, John L. Sksphsas,
and Scnoy&s s9 tbs
; Rae5se lad &s2asaskss csmRsne n PGaems
nsKsse . AsYs@DSn The sPlaAdid sssaz-
ahips
aALTTc, ADRIATIC L ATLANTIC
having bssn entirely rsIstsd and a&aptsd
IL the California ts2ds, will hereafter ran
8 aaovs, leaving this port on the 5th and
seth of each month, from The foot Of Canal
Street, EoFth Riser. y p
Passengers ard Mails will BE- foy-
w1Fded BY Panama RafIroAA. and connect
as PaAaHlS with tie PaGlkc Mai Sean.
which will be In readiness, and leave IN.
MEpEATKLx foF 6An Francisco. They
win b umbArhad fFss q axpsasa froa
1ailRoas ,hy comRany's stsmbost, TABOGA
An Experienced SuEgsea 10 attached To
sash shiP. SsssFags Passengers found IA
nnpksA provisions, h@ddiAg and &ttsadaaea
ia ID helEeVed thas the Aeeemmodatioas al
Gsxdad by TIA aboEa sAips are ansarP&ss
bY airy Ia the weFIa. Tha pubic are n
termed that the p. Ii. s. ST Co. aIwIys
have ONE On MORE EXTRA STEIN
ERs, lYin& at pAa8zaas ready kar sea .
REsIA aay poaaiSls dsesntioa % Pussa
geEn - Mails, ard embark khssr passsasEA
hg nkeankhnat
Fes passage apply d ths only 0fEes q!
khe 0ompany, on @e What Eoos Of Canal
street., korth River, te
WILLIAM =. wECKHAM.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-09-28
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-09-28

The Blsek RspabliSan psess And ora
tOrsl&ttempa 10 Justify the enoezs0as in.
crease Of expenditusss Of shs Ssass Cos.
saRmank, sn tina ground Of tNe increase
Of population, assuming that the sxpsn-
see mast increase IN proportion to the
increase Of population. zas &C. esd
This Is amissrabls aimsy and shallow
plea. Ii 10 not only transparent in it's
elf, bat has half dosen holss through
il. a~ n"
First, every man of common sense
knows that the legitimate expenses Of q
State Government do Rot necessarily Inc
crease in properties to ths population.
Whether she population DO largo or
small, the same machinery Of State Gov
srnmsns mnss b sastainsd-oas Rxsea-
tive, one Legislative, snd one Judicial
Dspsrtmsnt. Wherever q nsw seattle
rnent Is made, and nsw county organ
lied, the necessary expenses Of mHnieipal
government created, are paid b. the psO-
pie directly Al home, in thsir pseaDiary
capacities Of county and township. Any
additional necessary expense 70 Che State
Government, is bat incidental and yery
tTifing in amount. b-..s
&, The ngmber Of msmhers Of the Lsgis-
lature Increases, il is tras-also, the
number Of District Judges. These, and
a few other small items, sntail soms sd-
diiiOnal expense upon tie State Govarn.
msnti but - . Republican stasc does
not carry its ramiseasions Il goFsrumsnt
into the municipalities, bat IN aScor-
dance With the prinSiples of Popular
Sovereignty, lsasss them 20 regulate
their own affairs in their own way, sab.
jest q the ConSsit utions aad b he sans
rnIs 70 sellest their AssessaEy rsvanns
and pay thsss own expenses ss home, iha
incidental issrsase Of sxpease to ths
State Is incensidsrsblss compared 70 the
aggregate. aE 80 sa sol
! Twsnty Or twenty-five per ssnt. upon
the incrsase Of popaistign il andoubted-
III . LIBERAL essimaes for tbs insrsase o.
sxpsnsa - = State GoyeEnmsaE prudent
y saaaaessd. Bat Insssad Of thia grad
ual increase, we see that With an IN
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