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, 1859-11-05

IlvE La HcAnrG.-To read the nigger- shriek-
Ing black Democratic prints the pust week OF
two, one untnittated in their manner Of doing
up small articles ia lartc parcels, would con
GUIDE that civil war had broken out down in
Virgins, compared with which the bloody
scenes. in Kansas which followed upon Douglas
Infamous Nebraska Bill. were of small moment.
Fur ten days every pothousc Democratic fng!e-
nan in all the country, has done nothing but
talk U4rper's Ferry. eat N1rpt-'s F:-ry, drink
Hi,re,s Frry, sleep {'ar1'ts's Fesry, and howl
ior "tirginia nigSers' Is an intcrlude. The
English ianguage has been milkcd dry lof rour-
'n.. ripping and tearing .aiectircs, wi,a which
awtl,lly awful character Of the immeasnraLls-
immense insurrcctian concoctcd By tuke1's
dozen Of poor lunatics aud fl.,u.ic*, led ou ly
Uid Ossawatanie ilrowu, Acknowledged to be a
confirmed tnonomaniAc, made 70 br The bloody
scenes Of the Kansas str79e, brought on by The
pro-slavery rutfiaps IN their attempts to carry
nut Douglas idea Of sluatter Sovereignty. !.
practice The widest possible scheme, aud, Us
any ssnc man could easily have pFophesieli,
failed Of course. Tlcrcupou, 10 the bue :nd
cryI Men who ridiculed the outrage committed
in the q. i. senate upon Senator Sumner, who
laughed TO tcorn the cold-b.oodcd murders af
frcemen on the soil Of Kansas. and the outtaees s
Upon their wires and daughters, and who
hearts blood Of the noble Broder,ck tkcaus< lie
tras onpoatd to tAtt ttt<nsion Of sfnruy, now how
like blood hounds over tho crazy venture Of IN
old mau whose only power lay in his own infat-
uation, aud the influence he thereby c1eftetl
orer' handful! Of eyinrathfzcrs. Was ,!,are
ever such set Of fhrickers-no, Aom!ers is te:-
ter-before. Like bioodbonndr, the scent Of j
4hsggcr sets thcm rampant, raTinE. rlpsorious.
Let ,bern howl Oh, for ''tis their nature to-
Ffefport Journal.
, 1859-11-05

tFrpu the pa:ly Zee dct. e.th'l
rNor to the election, assassins commence
their work and seek by every means Of disorder
to inspire terror nEuopg the yotcrs- This has
been eur condition for several weeks past. Muir
der succeeds murder, and onr city appears to be
in the power ofa band Of miscrcauts and assas-
sins.
Coffee houses arc pilIayej; the assailanis walk
the streets with knife in hand, and stlnot down
the pnSscrs-by with rcvoiTers. This is the way
NE prepare ourselves for an election. It is sur
est expression Of popular government. is now
1t supprc>ses ia elect personal security By tils
agitation i. 1,ruyokes and the evil passion /, en-
genders. As III Offset to such outragcs, we
li,icat liberty, indeed. Yes, we hare the rcr-
mission to 20 to the polls and have our heads
split open four vote should displease the bull
lies ~ Lo are put there to watch.
Neither personal security nor political liberty
is our lot. What, then. is left to Us Alas. no.
taiug, OF next to nothing. The impotence or
tie corlpiicisy Of tue authorilie$-for we cannot
undertake to 1ctiue where tue one ends and the
other Observation-Disclosures 10 plunge US into
complete anarchy. Tie cisizcnsiccl themselves
so little projected, thst they l,aFe to Look to
their own security. Every one is compelled to
be prepared for an attack, and to repci knife
win Knife. und pistol with pistol. Is this con-
dillon Of social disorder to be perrctunted :
Good God what example nEe VIC giving to our
children, aud in 1he midst Of what horrible cor
ruption and degradation arc they receiving
tAo>e 1ir$t impressions that are never effaced.
aud whidh trace so fatally their path for the
future.
, 1859-11-05
Il New Point 1u Indiana Divorces.

Il Frtnl the Indianapolis JonTnH
Last week. as we sec from report in The How
ard County Tribune, an important case under
our divorce laws was dcciaed by Judge Buckles
Of that Circuit. briefly the case was this: 4
Mr.. VIM. Holman of New York City came to
kokoma in April, 1851 :, tiled II complaint, pro-
Cured publication Of notice to his wife Emma,
aud Oh the ;,th Of June obtained decree Of d.
vo1ee- On tic sd Of October, ls5s, his diror-
ced wife lied . complaint demanding that the
d,vorcc be .unullcd on the ground thutit had
been fEaudnlent'y procured. her husband not
being II resident Of Howard county. but Of New
York City, and that she had no information Of
the proceedings till long after the decree Was
made. Nr. 0'Neal Of this city Tor the lady. md
e. D. Nur.at and J. Robinson Ct kokona for
tie defendant, were the counsel. After long e1-
animation OF testimony, and very full aud able
argument, Judge Buckles decided that Hoffman
was not resident Of the county n the time Of
filing his divorce complaint, and set aside the
decree granting it. Thus hr. Hoffman found
himself married man in unpleas4nt1y short
metre. This case may give the public abroad
10 understand that divorces are not 30 easily oh.
tanned in this State ~ they used TO be. Under
the old lax any one resident, to commence a
divorce suit aud carry it through, as in case,
without Ills wife ever knowing ii, had onIv to
swear to lie, that is, to his b0na6de residence
here. No1 the law requires the applicant to be
resident actua!ly, md TO have been for year,
before be can begin a suit st all. Non resident
rebels against matrimonial laws will do we'll to
cut this paragraph out, and save themselves the
expense of 4 Journey to Indiana 10 get a d.
vorca- The good time for i'll that c,aas Of peo-
pie is over in this StAtc.
, 1859-11-05

NO 1e:'o'f !" t'e l'Ahss AND 1R'EtSR
a'ao's e'at u'lo III large quantities awaits
t''c ''af'S' INDUSTRIOUS anu ''''c'hss'he inner
III lae e''an''y a"o"t ilkes f':A. lhe 'acI
We LAC H. aas oecn oonc'usl'ely demonstrate
eo anu can no longer nc questioned Ihat
es''''''S''ea u anu au'a'''ed' an enormous cn''~
s3'''''' VIII eef1a'n's move III INC o'seet'oh ="
tnc az" i"at''' carry 'i'@t s>Ffloe' Inc ex-
l"'''1ces VI ''tsl 'e'' -1c''''''c ''no "'oasn'ta
Is a'cs "'Ts'-"l'l not eiitFR Lie 'npctuons
fuSn :" '''' ''"as'''''S ahd tens Of thousands
~ n''e"'"''"'S '''ea "''o WIN 'nsh tl'l"cF IN
~ N'"" :"1us"'s 1'''' "e "eal t"e
A'''s ~ Faet"'' 'lA''" a'4eaus- oas ~ a'1 WHO
''' ~ "s '"'a 'o' 'o'es III '''e a''nes'
We ,'''ea "''a ~ S's
1ne t'ke le''s country "eoFs ''t''e rcscm-
o'''''ce 10 '.''''''sn'' l." e''e ia'%'' ''e Pro"
e4ous "'e''' "As ''uao ~ 'e'''''c'''1''e 4'1'a'
>''''s ;" = 'A7 '"'o '''''' '"e '"'' "'S VI LIZ
''4 p" '.A 80 ''' '.s''.''' 'e'''t at"
~r "si''' - @''' "e'e va ''"'t t''e o'eiic'
'e4""'1 - W." '''e" "'fes '''F tne 'apor 1'';ls
-" '1c.'aeu i" ."e Se''re'' u"''' TIC s''!cl'es'
""'. ''.'" 's''o VI NV '''''l" "e'e '"'''eF' uF
"e"' =, .'e run .'''o '.'e" s'e'''''9 1+ea'
A NJ ''a' Va" ''eo '4""s' 'h'"4S
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, 1859-11-05

a 1.....ar r.. xx-a .rt,... xn c.,s.-
Eo.-SosncshlnE Practical.
Ed'sof' rtr.s md Tribune:
Let US enquire hrst what is tue difficulty:
hal1 q aoHcn words "aa ans"eris' Capitalists
h1c nut 'orn'sh'us ING e0Pso51hcot 10 the "o1k'
I'VE "en "n1e" 'ne'F pos'''on an6 ic1a'lons 10
tue community oemano' IL only cFlppes ING
energy Of sne manufacturer 10 loan him money
~ ~ Pr seu''' ''o nF us properly WIN
ea.Au4Aees ~. s'"o eas ~ Jus p'o"'S Will 'n1eI
s''' ''o" n'ans r.'ps''! o"ne'7 a'''' '''''ne'
'e'"s's oo"'u ~. '"e'' 'Aa'' '''s' 'a'e'',' ~
"e'' - 0o' "A.s ~ 'n' se"e'1 =. Eo'' ~ Fa''."s
."'. A' $50 o.. .asu s"o"s]'" WV
.ats INV e. o -, sr'A4 AA'D. - +''.n
,". 80. -. 49,: , suss W. ".'' ~. ~.
.h,.s ea.. 1;,,,;,,, ..~,sa,.,.;. ~, fso.
'~sa Th.-a 49,. a,o.,r ~ n,,",;s,, ,.,s, :,
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w. A'4'> w., '''''s ~ '"Ae .us
''sA' eAtoe'a. - o'e a.eu'se AVE pus''ese'
ese'5 eo'''"' - '"e houe5 30 invested III
'1'Di.e' pa'.nessn'pa "as SaoA 70 'l'e o"he'S IL
"oa'o s'''' 'e Ds''e' 4n'es1eo IN 'ae 'oos 'un
''ao .. : Pe' 'eD' i''' t''ou'e.
N'y.us' o'ssea'o"' 4"''uoes a.'a iao'f ase
Nv" ~ oa's'.' t'or:
se' 11e'uaa'e9 !" "o'A 'n1s "io'eF III ou''a'ns
neal eo.'aees ~ pu' oa ne's 'anos aou IN 'oe
Sp'ios 'h',Ae 'ne unoeeup'ea 'a'''e's 10 60 ahu
e"'''' "'e AUG sA"o - 'n'ee sossest''as "efc
put IN p1ae'ice' every mechanic anu working
, 1859-11-05
4 Post ONCE D1sconttnucd--A Hard


Case.
4 correspondent at Louden, Iowa, a town Of
considerable business on the Chicago, Iowa and
Nebraska Railroad, writes rs that the post office
in that place has been discontinued, "becausc
there is not man in the place mean enough to
do the dirty work required Of q buchanan post
MASTER" This certainly speaks well for the
morals of Louden, but it is calamity TO the
business public that 10 much servilty should
he necessary qualification for the office post
master. Our correspondent says:
Democratic stock is 80 scarce in this place
that d Democrat possessing the requisite quail
Office was abolished. The duties required of 4
postmaster in Iowa hare been urduous, judging,
from letters received by Mr. Dugan (formcr
postmuster) from Washington, in which he was
required to Use every effort which le could
bring to bear upon the Political contest which
has just been decided in the State Of Iowa. and
not to scruple rs to the means he should use 10
advance the cause Of Democracy, as the result
Of the State election would have = telling effect
upon tile great Presidential contest Of 1854.
Ar. Dugau. like M honest, independent, high.
minded man, scorned 10 do the dirty work re-
quired BY tie party, and the sword Of avcnging
democracy fell upon his hend, to the injury Of
fnc "h0le community tlnt does business at this
post Office l will giveyou statistical account
u portion Of The local trade Mt this place, and
then judge If We onght not to h:vc a post Office
here. Since the Isl Of September there has
been shipped to Chicago from this stntion forty
seven car loads Of grain, averaging three hund-
rcd md thirty bushels, making in the a.grr.ate
upwards Of fifteen thousand bushels Of whcut,
Ut an arerage cost Of 81 cents rcr buslcl--
ing nearly eight Thousand dollars which Las
been pnid to farmers in the vicinity Of LouJrn.
There has been since the 1ss o' September
merchandise received By our local merchants
amounting TO fourteen thousand dollars, brsides
tho goods Of 1ncrchnnts from large extent Of
country, including Wyoming, are shipped to
this station. There hare been upwards Of fifty
thousand feet Of lumber landed ut this station
for local trade since the lst Of September. In
fact there is not more than one point between
the Mississippi River and Cedar Rapids, on the
line Of the Iowa and Nebraska Ruiiroa J, where
there is more grain shipped from than Loudeu,
md because the citizens Of this place love lib.
erty and defy oppression, md because tie mark
Of Cain cannot be fonnd upon the forehead Of
any unc so Us to fill The Office Of post master the
sacred rights Of American citizens are with.
drawn from us,
, 1859-11-05

Don't Hang Old Hyown! Donss
mUfeAt Any b0jy!!

1From the n. T. Journal Of Commerce {pro-slaTrry)j
Our readers will have inferred from what We
have already said that We should be soEry to
see these infatuated men put to deatb, however
much they may deserve il. We should deeply
roget it, if the Executive Of Virginia should
confidence in Governor Wise in relation to this
matter. He may be too rash in his Judgment,
but are sure that he is man Of humane aud
generous feelings. john Brown, 1" Old Brorn
ot 0ssawattomie,' US he is called, deserves TO
die Let him have fair trial aud be condemned
IL death, as he wei! merits, but let Executive
cltmsncy commute his puuishmentinto long.li.c
Imprisonment in The renitentury, at hard work.
Let tle same punishment be inflicted on his
guilty assuciates. Virginia eau afford TO show
this clcmcncy;; She has nothing to lose By II.
:, II We are asked, why we arc opposed to put.
ting these wicked men to death, ne would say
ti,at We are opposed to it on three grounds.
first: Because it would convert them into
| Martyrs in the estimation of many misguided
people. Death has wonderful effect in such
eazss It often makes men Aartyysfor rsry IL ie-
sufficient REASONS. But imprisonment for ltc
would only make them ,ftlons. Few men SYM
| pa,hize with the felon; almost all havr tears to
| shed for the martyr. John Brown ehould not
be made martyr; he Is not worthy oft. In
tie second place, the putting Of these miserable
| public feeling, would exasperate. instead OF giv-
Ing lime for cool reflection. The latter is what
is now needed py the masses Of the people in oil
sections Of our country. And in the Third place.
the Imprisonment Of these mcn for life, end hard
labor, would answer all the rutls Of justice.
| Most Of the band Of dcsperadocs we're killed in
tie struggle. Their weak and foolish attempt
demonstrated thut the sIarcs around Harper's
Ferry, in Virginia and Maryland, arc attached
aud faithful to to their masters; there is there
fore nothing to be gained by inaugurating Il
system Of ttrrorisaa, when it is so manifcstty
| unnecessary
For these reasons-wc might assign more If
the occasion required tive do most earnestly
hope that The Executive Of Virginia will not al
low matters to be pushed to IN extremity. It
often holds of the ,xscution Of the law as Of
the nature Of til: lar, that the old legal axiom
is true:
/ !Sa,nsnuns jun sumEaa injurid.
let moderate and generous counsels now pre-
vail. and not vindictirc and blind feeling.
With regard to those Abo'!tionists, who may
be shown, in the course Of the trial Of Brown
and his associates, to hare been privy to this
base act Of conspiracy, We would be sorry to
sce the Governor Of Virginia demanding tleir
surrender nt tlIs hands If the Governors Of the
States within whose limits they lire. In the
present state of feeling, it is not likely TINT
prominent man would be given up. And il
given up, It il not at al froba6ls that Hsir com
p!t;:y toul t.. tstaJlisAtd by such toieaes a. tAe
| t41p courts dtmGHd,
, 1859-11-05

Early on Saturday morning. last, quaiis were
aying about our city in great nuE'ht7s. F. l..
Snyder. ESQ, stood at the d"or Of the pest of
standing on the eo:ner at Naples store. The
boarders at the Mississippi House, we arc in.
formed, diced on quail. Shot from the door Of
that house--ca"ton {iH,l R:9tts1.
For the past two or three weeks the streets
and PUBLIC square OF this place hare be=n near
y aliEe with these birds, ind huodseds Of them
hare been e'thes killed or taken n1iEe By the
young and q juveniles Of the tUxn.-HnsAetlis
lUil IInxs
, 1859-11-05

srsc1oEs.-on Sunday morning Of lust week,
the wife Of Rev. r. l.. Mitchell Of Scottvlle,
Aacoupin Co. ILL.,, committed suicide by hang
ing herself.
On Monday morning. the a4.h rls., 1r. Hop
per, respectable farmer, living rear Scostville,
hung himself in the woods near his farm.
, 1859-11-05

FIRr.-The finest residence in Iowa City,
belonging to Mr.. Charles 4. Vogt, says The
.Sfah R<port<r, was destroyed By fire on Tues
/ day. morning. It waa tie work Of IN incen-
diary.
, 1859-11-05
Minnesota IfemEs
tFroi1 the It. Paul MlnnesAian, Sov.l.l


We hare the returns on the State Legislature
complete, and will shortly publish cor1 ected
table Of the names Of the members Of both
houses. The Republican majority on joint bal
lot is certainly Is! with four seats Of Demo-
Gratis contested. The probabilities arc, that our
majority will be 50 on joint ballot! The Repub-
licans will have from 10 10 Is more majority in
the Legislature than the Democrats hare votes !:
no VOTE At rENprSA
We understand from Mr. David Hunt, that
be was at tue st. Vincent poll, Pembina, on the
day OF election, in pursuance Of appointment
by the Republican State Committee to guard
that poll that ice Ilolette was uh:ent Mt Penn
bina Mountain; uni that there was no election
whatever held there on that day, 1t St. Vincent.
There is ample proof from others that there WAS
no poll opened, and il any return is made 10
otteEtail, 1t is gross forgery from beginn'ns
to end.
THE STATISTICS or TIE ELECTION.
We are engaged making up table Of tie
official vose cast IN the several counties Of this
| State at the recent election, on Governor. We
have it nearly completes near IS to enable
US to say that Hamsey's slajority over Decker
| IL not far from 3,oo0-a few more or less; and
that the whole yole cast in the State will reach
| to 40, ,000, or 1000 more than WIS cast IN 1e57
| Taking out the bogus or forged votes Of that
year, the increase on the vofe Of 1857 is ore,
J,o00. From this it appears that Minnesota has
not, atter all, refrigerated in population, In tht
, 1859-11-05

Iowa SrEAkEnsulr--AmonE the prominent
Speakcrship. arr those Of Judge Edwards, of
Lucas; DR.. WiltcEe, Of Linn aud Ed Wright.
of Cedar. They IRE all men II large experience
nnl ability, and any one Of them we regard as
competent to discharge the mics and oneroas
funrtiopa Of the Spc4Eerhhip. a comparison Of
January, will determine the right man without
j*rEing 70 any interest or injustice to any In
disidua!. The Republicans in tho selection Of
all heir officers. and in all ii. great interests Of
irci!.t'on, We doubt moi, will be an nnlt.-Ior1
CITY RPu6lioan. -. t
, 1859-11-05

fT Gov. Willard Of Indiana, Cor. Randall
Of Wisconsin, and Cor. Mcdarv Of Kansas hare
appointed Thursday the 2tth day Of November
as day Of Thanksgiving and praise to Almighty
God.
, 1859-11-05
The Aduftera1Eoa Of Cotto1,

lne compliant from Manchester ana !"TeF-
81 unanswerabic, IN well rs 20 degrading to
American .rackcrs-tl.at il is quite time
the stamp Of ,errobasson was put upon all con-
ccfncd in the fraud. The Soaih mus. stop talk.
ine Of " wooden hans and wooden nu ulecs.''
uafess it eau stop this worse than wooden inl-
POSITIONS in its cotton Of sand and other forei:
matters to give the bales weight. The adultera-
tim is carried on in tue form Of absolute 1.lsc
packing TO au. enormous amount The outer
myers Of the bales consist Of clean cotton, 30 Is
10 mike the extractcd samples perfectly dccep-
tive Al to the character Of the inner mass, which
Ia per.adcl with sand to aa anoaat' vsEy i,s
from m ~ to 10 per cen,.-1E j. E1prets.
, 1859-11-05

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, 1859-11-05

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DEPOSITORY o. AMERICAN TRACT So:ETY.
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RACINE COLLEGE-Rar;n4 (,o1
ieS-- With i4.~. nanssr cf Profe,so,, ,han hrr
t-tuc a1nfdsnE nn~t cieai: edcaunai Eaetxs IL
iYF the Of ss'ae.ts- Tns Grammar schno
-ueT. cocrst, will { opened Nov lst ~" 'e'
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THE Dill Z s. MEDICAL
l. GUIDE ard M.s::ase FHe:d. Instructive trs.,!ss
stem: di.s=< Il female" and shiiirru: The T"ltt &c.
My c.sa.Ixre Txfxrs health. t<a.ty
t, y!tr tis - faGr,a-,- u. =, 5-1- The e4apisr
tho Female roI!et viii IL flnd most te.s and
tsusc. E.s~nl!E ntaay coas facts II b. "saIar
hus other sYu1s. while Vii: rcntsie4 fir raas!y
ihe skn, That have been tesr,l a.l appEu<y liz
rauy la-% af b. II r4Ik and Elatl In all pta II tie
~ur:d. Fer -:e ~ c.'.GkEt:S 4 c.,.
mi II I.aSe
, 1859-11-05
pOCk RIVER SEMINARY,
Ab Is LtTArEp At
II r. Mfl1fIkIS. aAG:f.E EN..

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tie I.'a'a Central Railroad.
llv s.a&e1 ran fEo.a Fores'oo, Fo:o. and frantIn
tst.s+ IL Sit. MORT.
frc' IT stGsy eHaraers eyrythE: l,u.s taught
'.e III En1Ey hf th
TIL. l4sia:st:", La just c. >e - niuefr yr.s
t't-: -rcses-ni s4et Ling ty:sr.- lice! 7nd
ft hrs IL e'arxc az the serer departments. The
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l.e. n &,,.i-.&r stnT,r T. !eL: LAttxs
EA.!u.:-, senesen t-sr III y!oua fue t4eE t,usx
wi.rn Il - h. n."1a: II e'.l....',u.
TERMS AND EAc&T nN-.-TEr Academic Yts- !.
G.v I'D th:.t ss- Tar F.t Term e.mmencxs The
teeedsy a.Ac..l. ute week rae WlateF T-rna yin.
arucestht III sltE,1 IN N.t:t III ara rusturs df
fs<n weet.- .Ec %tt, sy t"t: II w--k- Ta+
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fa:tT n <ot'i Lee. an sc1fc -etsnt ttaehsr.
ESsEs.
Tuition in coutn.':. l. Ssh Ess:cles, Winter AID
Tntsa i" hl.Lsr If.z:s:s, w;E;:i and sam., y
Music 90 r:ia: itv v:.oa or G,..ai, Inducing ;:
% do IL Winter Term . il &,
xsso ~ ao 81 summer Iss.t. II II
HevaAn or PER term each. %
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tusf n 4A1taafe 4fn
17eleast. 70 :ciay expenses u Cata ox,vs. .wexp
iss Halls. EsA stak n.. warmth; RECITATION
f+uoeAA. Etc.. p-F 1IE au4. u4.....,..-.,......
Nood wtea t-ti. Per week %, :. .-.,......... .
iuanx Idle. extra for preparing md cir.
~, r. wt4d 7" tl!tr s,"o. ire w*~s .
Common EExitsh.
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Rcal VSstarR.
FOR S.ALE-4A. low prices and
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N+ts ICS.a street, IT,. II ~tIrs: anil Mr.t Va.
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-01-07

eg John Adams, being called upon
for contribution tor foreign missions,
remarked:
| have nothing to give for that cause,
but there are here, in this vicinity, six
ministers now, l will give as much, and
more than any one else to civilize these
clergymenr'