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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19
LONDON
CLUB ROU0 EG1N
TO THE PUBLIC.

TENlIe CELEBRATED 0IN-PretendInR to nothing but
Il what L. vis., pure and anAdultered article, and
apsuWlnR aFcal WsEs o. what b not, ofl,a
rival lHAtoFs doAeP I've years % public approval and
very offensive sales 10 California; hes been rgow unced bv
the Pa9e 70 Be oapeeF noe only a6ev rage Of
uses % any ether article competing NsAlDss sus q
Unrtvalled In Ia lfeesscaa Rfacacy
IN @Os easss Ofc:mpalnt 10 persous In these
deSs q Ta transle sFe Hasa 70 west NoFth % South
wn~ are changing their water veil ~ their
enmA Who dlaking. naeeed aosen kinds Of water
every tWeAty AoaES and each drAnEhs containing
so@s property aenR II ~AemeAl AAtA@ansm 10 the pre-.
esains eAes eFeAy eaaaas degree Of excite
nent 70 the soAaeA- positively AM absolutely
sary 10 Usa eoanssraeng agsaG Rro the fact that the
"London Club House Gin"
prepared expressly 10 meet suoA Nxigeaces and to act
80 re kHNW WIN acs AA antaeee, We eon0Aently pre-
seri6s the veFy Bet article Ia he eoany The
Of" Aromatic eeAAm eehnApaH Aas never been attached
In any wsy 70 tAs Azslnle. Ia Arsa presEnling the
"GondoM Club House Gin"
to the paAlle ~ a b tive tAsm pare end unadul
teFSd SFcas etoa, end y ea b Ne right The
saecSss AseeaAlas ls aFeauceA and extensive sale In
CalSeSaa s1esae eaatahles Of The hgs appreciation
Of Tie article ~ eeAsaHAsss,
vsRseAa parties have isA Tine 70 time pat M and ahir
Sta" Ny Ola, which he's gaaAea U9eh reputation In
CaliiOsala, e AssAasa sa Ne eAsss.
ssO1& JeHAoA Club Heass 0AA-VHm. n. D.'
TAe bottles aso haze As apsl with Ms smile Of my
signature. leasslOn aAPaSste ssgRFe q inis.tions
W.T. n. DAe.Ys
E4etf1 "a Inp0EAer New York
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19

On. L. J. CxAPKAT.-wc woala direct the especial
attention Of invadS perusal Of DIR. l.. j. CEapkay
10 be found In another column Of this
paper, In order to place the service Of learned and
experienced phyaciAn within their reach. 60 much III
has been inflicted the human family from the perni
cious and ignorant practices Of emplrcs that IL
as IL We were hlalling bsundez duty 70 make known
where relief be obtaiasd. To those unfortunate
enough 70 suffer on ths effects Of sexual or private
dtSeases er their III tTeament eheerf1lly commend
Dr. L. j. csapkay man Of rare scientific and dacdi
cal requirements, possessing ell the reqnisites from
long experience and acknowledged skin, for the
eesSfal practice Of his proaScn Having made sexual
complaints an especial study, lke the celebrated Ri.
and speedy In all cases Of private chronic dia
ease whether the effects Of esHkaStsa, ssf abuse,
loss Of virty and IN order that patients ct distance
msy avail Of he advee free Consultation b.
letter is Opcn 10 them The kaoweaEe that have o.
the numerous he has Effected come Of which
Of long standing, eads pliee much faith In DIR.
C." efficacy, and commend him 70 the confidence Of
those In III health DR.. Csapkay's once is on Sacra-
mento st. below Montgomery nearly opposite the Pa
eiae Mail Ste amship Co. oAsc, San Francisco. -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19
DISTRICT COURT CALKHDAR.
FEsRuAhV TRRM, 1850.

MONDAY, February alst.
Stanford Huntington vs.. Kinds ct al.
Parke W. Hinas ct al.
DOnoho b Penney Kinds ct al.
H. ". Penney vs.. Kinds ct 81.
=. W. Swan W. Geo. ChOTpeninR.
1 9aNS Huntington vs: Ars. stevens ct al.
Neweu Williams 70. y. CoWden.
Ludwig CaTteFvs. J. z. Las.
puI as, McCaEty 70. =. }. Clark ct al.
L. Allen ". W. P. Scott.
Milliken Brothers 70. ". 7. Grace.
The People W.. John Taylor.
John Keser W. William Troop.
James Phpps W. Miles Jeweit ct al.
y. T. kneeland vs. J. u. Brown.
=: ID Thompson W. 3. d. Penney ct al.
The People, sx rel, Douglass O. Plummer ct al
Samuel Lemon W. J. B. Barr and wife.
n Baker 70. samuel Lemon.
~: y. ColeOrd ct a. 70. B. J. Whittier ct al.
William and Ann Hamilton A. A. Van Ouslder.
William kOuSh W. Cummings ct al.
Mary PTOdger 70. L. II. p. Jenkins.
Samuel Winter We. Mis Creditors.
TUESDAY, February ssnA.
". Bartrsm ". A. Bell OF NJ. and Anderson.
The People 70. Davis aud Hunter.
Charles Pavsy ys. WOOasides ct al
4. LoOmts vs. William Stevens.
Geo. W. Fitch W. q. Hix Ct ux.
WEDNESDAY,, February ssrd.
Bridget Moore 70. william Moore.
q. -. CaTlock W. Margaret CaTloek.
Z. ID. CTeMSu W. Sarah l.. CTowen.
Mary Phillips W. Richard PAilNps.
TnrRsDAv, February Sath.
etephsn Blackwell ct ii. ". I0hn Atkinson ct al
.. ~. stilwen W. B. v. Clark.
John scott vss A. A. Van OueldeR.
FRIDAy, February sSth.
A. d. 0OsAAm ct al. 70. Eurska Canal Company.
s.TrHDAY. February sstA.
Goes q NiehOls Vs. NosEes ct 81. aad }. C, DaVis.
James Egan ct 81. ve. Va. Delaney sS al.
Mosee Ail(F ". c. z. Lee.
W. BAFtFam 70. \. Rankin ee NJ.
In addition to the abevs causes, the following have
'een placed upCm Tie calender for the February term
nut have not been set fOS any day:
EsYa Case W. @. HE.
RebeeeA HaWkina W, ". BOTIAnA.
Samuel Th0Thtoh W. ". B0Slahd.
J. ID. Thompson et al. We. J. Q. williams ct al
A. ". Merrill W. william StaVsns e al.
n. O'HalloFan W wethsrwax and Scott.
u. BOrman ee al 70. Connolly st al.
A. Smith ct FL. W. TherOa Foster and James Grav.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19
The 46th day Of February,
Constable's Sale.

virtue O. "a execution ISSUED cut Of Justice c. F.
D iIwSnS Coexs sof DiamOaa Springs Towuship com.
DSsse?s % ne directed, IN Aver at MsERsston
OcyleS eaG against Thomas Daviss have levied Hpoa
ana Wa expose t@Pu0lio SALE In ont Of Irvine Justice
osce, In the towa of Diamoud spsinss. On
Saturday, ReAeRaEy HOtA5 1eSeTC
At oelseks ?. M.s ths ewng disssihed psonsry, 70
St; Az the ssAss uts end interest q the said kos,
Davis u SO - aseAafs Aoass ena M situated In the
aide % Malls street ahoae y steps oz aaiA street,
enA eeng the aSea hoas West Of the rssldsnos Of W
esla Dayls. - sas tklEd II SsStala eunnsI niainS
eAin s!9g e!taeted e The west eide q BsaH Aln, Z
ale NSsSnSsss eE Dtanond Springs anA known as
tes.ssl 6. .. RRo0cK, Constable.
DiasAohd speihsss January SSth, 1850.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19

"Nsss CAsAisss"-Ia sAOshsr eOasaHa, vslI be found
the advertisement Of NessrA Mccann Bradshaw, the
Noisy cassIsrS" Of PasevvIls. M nAussEy and peFse
vsrauee signs Of success hsSs sspEants for the trae
and patronage Of reading pube mast succeed In
sablShnG COED busIneSs. We commend the attention
Of the reader to their ADVERTISEMENT and hope them
we'll sustained 10 their sndeaVor 70 furnish food for the
mind" :. -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19
ConRtahlA'R Sale.

RY virtue Of an Execution 70 directed iesued out
ID al the Court Of Henry Mayenbaum, Justice Of the
reaee In and for the TOwnshp 1t Kelsey, County Of FL
Dorado and State Of California, upon Judgment rem
ssed sAsEsia the SSH day OEj snuary, A. b. ls
iAvcs Of enEy Tucker Bro, and aga!nst E. T. veseh,
and GOgtyone cents (elSS Al debt, dollar and any
csnts so interest. fourteen dollars and eighty cent?
coat Of suit and ACQUIRING coats, have levied Upon and
seized and will expose for sale At Public AuctiOn to the
highest bidder, the premises Spanish Fiat, In
said COuntySon
The 96eh day Of February,
A. D. 1852 AZ O'Clock, r. NJ, ali the right, title, In
teFest and claim Of the above named defendant and
TO the following described property lying and being
the Township Of Kelley county and Stale Aforesaid
wits One Ranch or lot Of land supposed 70 contain leo
acres, lying and being Spanish Fiat in The Town
chip, County and State aforesaid, togshsr with eli the
improvements thereon, consisting Of dwelling hoHse
and out houses and appsrtsnanses The saId tract
parcel Of land ts known - The Ranch OF 3. Seach
alec ranch joining HE 4bOve named ranch en- the
West, and known as the Keith Raneh," eontaining
one hundred and sixty aeyss,-on which WIN. RohsEts
resides at Preseht-and claimed BY z. T. veach.
JAMES 7. PORTER,
.. Constable in and for said TQWcshin
Spanish Flat Feb. s. 1852 ~,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19

nIks LssislatuEs isain refuses him lDunoombel his
s:ss 70 al former Mage iS the Unitsd States.
EwvA tte 10 England, Iet them take the TespOn.
slbiEty. latEsstLs DessOcr6e.
lie win scarcely take his seat before hs is elected
That !" contrary 70 81 former usage in the United
etalSs " sakss Us. Our nsighbOr has struck new
lsaA Md has started something strikingly original
wst be b 20 Obliging e 10 point Oat single 10.
Nance where British sahlect " teppreseAted an
aasFicas soSssitSsAcS ia aSS State "a cur SOHked.
stacy. As The usais il common, Ne have bis OwU
word for u, be cen easily cite instances and settle
the question.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19
Council ProCeOdingA-Sp Eesting.

PLACRRvILEE. February 18th, 1859.
Meyer Jcess pEssidiug. Present, Aid. Roy, Salmon.
Bases aMA Sohas.
RSAatng q ninutss dispensed with.
AID. 9og novea % reconsider the resolution relative
tpsTtatn eaze II the creek between Bedford Avenue
aR1 CesazA street. Carried.
~. JeAas sve6 that Mr. Chieheater be allowed, un
der the supervision Of the City MASshA TO make cef
tan alterations In dan ~ set OFth In proposition Car
yisd.
amount OF tax 81 one thousand dolfars. Carried.
Ordinance No. b was read and. motion Of AldcrAh
BaSss, adoPesd.
Moved esd sescndsd that ths report Of w. ". FrrAS:
City Superintendent d Schools Be received and placed
BOsi Of ?: Il. Lowell. City fa1-collse.or, was read
end approved
Bs Of Cyrus Bartlett and Mise Mary c. westhsTwax
teachers Of City eehoe read and on noein Of Ala
ealnoH, referred = Fsaaoe CS@1ittse.
Moved and sseonaea that the Of GRty-two SO-l00
deArs b allowed % v. O. Barrett T extra services 81
poliee@aa. Carried.
A DaEs. a:vea that the TesignatlOn Of DR.. Titus
eehool Trustee Be accepted Carried.
On motiop the Board pFOdadded 70 elect Trustee to
al the vA0aaey DIR. p Chasabexhn was pat In noina-
tea, and ballet bsing taAen, ant be receiving III the
vOsss cast,,was declared duly slssesa.
Beard adjourned 70 meet ca Tuesday evening next at
seven 0Cl0eks
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19
Pr0ClaRaaaeA ef Reward
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

kxeeu0Ve Department.
TVHEREAs, SatiseetNgy evidence hes Aeen produced
w to ne, That eae JOHN HARRISON was murdered
10 Nay A. p lssA Ay three e.eeAsgc e vita IIHoTnt
s. Il 81 Dorado, an2 Eal EEsy are e aEes aaG sti ii
kAie state.
New, therefore, ey virtue of tAe ahsAeEts II ne vest
ed by the CoaatieeeoA an4 Laws es the State hereby
easF reward Of ONE THOUaAND D0LIsAks SbF che
aud delivery af Tie uFdsrsss tN kAA Sheriff 81
III Dorado CeaneyA o. FIVE HUNDRnD' DOLLARS
% then.
DsAe At saenAsnts, CaliAEnia. tAis AintA day ol
February, A. D. Thousand eight Aaaared and dfy.
~ IL Witaass WAeReaf, have AeFesaea Ae& INV
band md 'Aaea he cSS "a T sssse;
~ Affects FsRass- FoAaAN,
tfsela lUl Secretary e State.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19
FfREMRHT'S BALL.

Hope Heck and Ladder Co., NO. 4,
GRAND SOCIAL BALL,
A. The Cary Neass, nacsTvllle,
On Tuesday Evening" Feb 8SmdS $780,
The public generally aiO Invited 70 attend.'
coHnESTaR ~ ARnAnoRNRzfa. -
3. BOsArdus, 30. A. Ballard, d. D. Johns
c0MNlTTua o. IuvtTATpoR.
D. d. Johns, J. RaSnham, y. W. LevAn,
a. Kahn, O. D. BoAneseel. Q. A. Crandall
A. GrAhenhelm, John Wllet John Justice
J. Q. A. Ballard, II. l. Nindas - l.. T. Carr.
cOMnITTR1 o. ApcuPTIoN.
George T. Jones' .......... ........... John Salmon
BL0OA MANAGERS.
3. ROEaFdus, NJ x. SheateF
Costume Of the EvenIng-Cklseh's Dress.= Carriages
will be 10 attendance for the accommodation Of the ladies'
PiaceFvlle, January 18Th, 1852
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19

We respectfully tasise al eesl N en- ne q ~ ~
examine our IaS6e and web ssseetsa glesk eg
Drugs and Medicines, Dsuzaan1ss @lass9pFes
OILS and PaInes, RessSds Mn4 GfueMee&
Lard end Sperm Ole, Osvhs nM6 Aes1as
Campheue, Nnseed Oh, euRgssaA naxFAaem6A
Fresh HeEbSV Dsaaaa lDslHehsaesy '---------~~
PeSfumery, Patest 8e9leaaeaS
Assaylng Materials, ee1Y 1elasiGes
With complete assoStmS1g " sseST aSst kspS
IN large Wholesale Dsue etesev 90 - SAssA - ~ %
low, not lower, than they can y 6yeSA1 el1aN%N8
thIs State. y. ~ &eW94AAD 80gs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19

Pure White Leadl ="
TU0T REcElvED, A FRESH SUPPLY or PURE
- White Lead, In IS y Kegs. at
,APOTiIECARYS HALL,
Diamond Springs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-19

Fine WAGskys
Daniel ROons. very nice,
Peach,
Magnolia,
MASSACHUSETTS,
Holtb New York;
Oregoas pure wheat,
II. W. JONES 4 Cd:
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28

That only treads on flowers"
Let those who desire an hours pleasant recre-
alton, make an excursion on the waters of Lake
Michigan.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28

The DEMoCR ACY ON NiGGERIsM tho
Kansas constitutional convention, now in sess /.
lon' democratic member from Leavenworth. in.
troduced resolution 'instructing the commit.
tee ON the bill of rights, to report against the
allowance of free negroes in the State. The
resolution was laid on the table;-thereunon the
Lawrence (Kansas) Republican, puts it TO the
Democracy in the following excellent stvle.-
The Democracy pretend to have great horror
and disgust of the negro. He seems constaatIv
present to their distempered visions as a black
angel OF death. He forms the only stock in
Erade OF ehe politicians, big and little. But we
further observe this, that so long as the negro
IS 10 De Stare, they havnt the slightest object
ION IN the world to him. On the contrary, they
.aHe MN INTO their families. He cooks the vict-
ua's, nurses the children, drives the carriage
ana i is constant attendant upon their persons
Ihey then find no fault with him. His color
Is good his odOr is good. They have no object
ion to his living with white folks then.
men you cant have too many of them in the
state, and they will labor, as our Kansas DEM
ocrats have been doing for the last five years,
TO u get the State Jul of them. They will 90 80
lar as to clamor for the piratica slave trade
tnat the whole country may be ovrrun with q
eheap niggers." But once you have given the
poor coiored man his freedom, once you have ia.
ken him from the ca tegory of cattle and sheep
hogs and marketable things, and placed
nm upon Gods platform of men, and straight
way Democracy looks through altogether differ
ent eyes and smells through different nostrlls
be is now nothing but a free niger he now
looks bad smells bad, is bad. Now nothing
must be done but TO prosecute him. Kick him
Gun nm, hunt him down, Danish him. He Is
tree now Is it, really, after all, the negro that
democrats so much hate as the freedom of the
negro Is it the niger that smells so bad
or only his freedom gov
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28
Municipal Liability for Railroad
Bonds.

The Supreme Court of the U. s has in ct
made an important decision relative to the LA.
bilities OF municipal railroad bonds issued in
aid of Railroads The case was "The Commits
sioners of Knox Co., Indiana, u.s. Aspinwal, ct
al, and will be found in 81 Howard's Renorts
p. 5S9 The following is summary of the
points decided:
when the statute of state provides that
the Board of Commissioners of a county shonld
nave power to subscribe for railroad stock. and
issue ponds therefor in case a majority of the
Notes OF the county should be given at The time
anu pace OF election, and the board subscribed
lot e'ocA ana issued the bonds, purporting to
ACT III compliance with thes statute, it is too late
10 call IN question the existence or regularity
pl Inc honces in suit against them by the
holders OF the coupons attached to the bonds
way a.
In such a suit, according to the true inter.
PIetalloh OF the statute, the board were the
proper Judges, whether or not majority of the
votes IN the county had been cast in favor of
subscription to the stock
me bonds OH their face import compl-
ahce with the law under which they were issued
ana the purchaser was not bound to look Earth.
81 lot evidence OF compliance with the condi.
'loh TO the grant of the power.
A suit could be maintained upon the con-
Ills "lthont the production of the bonds to
which they had been attached"
he opinion of the Court was civen bv Tpdce
Nelson and all the other Judges concerned eT.
cept Judge Daniel,
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28
sEaEEanEE,s SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN - Kenosha County
- Circuit County, virtue Of on execution duly
issued in favor of Issac Mann and David Strauss
and against the goods and chatcs, lands and tene-
ments of Henry fIessborg, | have levied upon and
shall sell public auction. at the front door of the
Court House in the City aud County of Kenosha
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, Of Saturday tho
seventeenth day Of September, A. ID. 1879 the fol
lowing described real estate, to wit: part of the
North East quarter OF Section six 49, township one
III, north OF Range twenty three, 23) east in the
south ward of the city OF enoshadescribed as fol
lows, to wit Beginning ut point one hundred and
ninety feet distant from the south boundary OF
lot No M seventeen Of the south ward Of the CITY
of Kenosha. Measured south-wardly on a line par
allel with the old or Chicago Road, so called and
ono hundred and seventy-seven and ourtentbs feet
distant from the west boundary of said road, meas
ured westwardly on line parallel with the soutI,
boundary Of said lot number ~ seventeen; then
snuthwardly on line parallel with the old Chica
20 Road aforesaid. ninety-nine feet; thence east
wardy parallel to the south boundary of lot No
N seventeen, forty five and fourtenhs feet ;
thence norihwardly parallel with said road ninety
nine feet thence westwardly forty five and four
tenths feet 10 place of beginning. Also: Beginning
at the poipt before described las above J thence
estwardly parallel with the south boundary of lot
number seventeen aforesaid, forty five and four
tenths feet; thence southwardly parallel with said
old Chicago Road, ninety nine feet: thence east.
wardly parallel with the south boundary of lot No
seventeen aforesaid fortyfve and fourfenfIs feet;
thence northwardly, ninetynine feet to place of be-
ginning--and being in the city and county of Ke,
nosha and State of Wisconsin.
Dated July 28th, 1859
WEBSTER & SCHoFF, HUDSON FOX,
Pl0's AHyS. Sheriff Of Kenosho Co. |
(6w7)
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28
State superintendent of schools.

Among the most important state officers to
be elected in November next is State Superin
tendent of Schools. In the selection of can
didate for this Office too much care cannot be
taken to secure the requisite literary qualifca-
ton, educational experience, and talents adapt
ed to thu duties. Since the organization of our
state government, we have had five State Su-
perintendents, all of whom were respectable
men, but no one of them having any very dis
tinguished qualifications for the place. The
present incumbent of the Office, Mr. Draper has
brought larger amount Of industry and perse-
verence, and given more attention to the duties
of the office, than all his predecessors put to-
gether. Yet there are men in the State better
htted for the post than Mr.. Draper. The only
man ever nominated for the Office in this State,
who possessed in IN eminent degree the ability
to make the Office what it should be- was ] G.
Nc Aynn His long experience as practical
teacher his intimate acquaintance with the best
schools and the most approved systems of edu-
cation, would have enabled him to render t he
state valuable service. But the people having
three times rejected him at the ballot box, vir.
tually declaring they did not desire practical
educator, for the Office of State superintendent
we suppose any further attempt, on the part of
the friends ofeducation, to give him an election
Will be regarded az useless. With some of the
persons whose names have been suggested for
tne othee, we have no acquaintance, therefore
cannot speak Of their merits. Among those
which thus far, have been named for the space,
D. l.. Pickard of Grant county, has unquestion-
ably the best qualifications for Office Mr.. Pick
ard has for many years been engaged in the
business of teaching; he has evinced great de-
Votion to the Common School interests of the
State =: he is man of gentlemanly bearing, and
has the requisite energy and experience, to
make an efficient officer. The position is one
OF too much importance, connected with inter.
eSts too vital, to have the selection of candi-
date made on the mere score of availability. 10.
cation or political policy.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28
Peace Declared.

The world has within short period, been
taken by two surprises, following each other in
quick succession: first, the announcement of
an armstice between the bellgerent powers, and
second, declaration of peace. The arrival of
the steamers from Europe were expected to
bring accounts of still more terrible conflicts,
instead of pacifcation and the laying down of
arms. The natural inquiry is, what has the
cause of liberty gained What equivalents for
such immense destruction of human life -? Ma
poleon entered the field as the liberator of italy;
this inspired hope for Hungary and other op-
pressed. countries. If peace is concluded without
achieving any thing for the oppressed, gene raj
disappointment will be felt, and Napoleon lust
~ denounced for the incerity of his profes.
slons. Men of liberal opinions every where
were reJoiced at the chastisement of Austria
ever since Austria sent her savage hords into
PIEDMONT, she has given proc is that the charpe
OF savage cruelty brought against her was we'll
founded. Her woman whipping practises, her
forced contribution of money and provisions
her cold booded crueties, are all matters fresh
IN the minds of the people. IF therefore tho
peace, guarantees still the supremacy of Austria
IN the Italian States, and if nothing has been
dohe Tor the permanent enlargement of the liner
ties OF any people or nation, then the war will
De locked upon by the civilized world as one Of
the most execrable in modern history.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-28
Three New Plamks i'm the Demo-
cratic platform.

Public opinion in the South, seems to unite
with unanimity in demanding three new pIanks
IN the democratic platform; two of which are
positive. and the third ia contingent; they are
as follows:
LIST. A slave code for the Territories.
2nd. Revival of the African slave trade
Sd. Disunon.
These demands are now the sum and sub.
stance-the chief topic of southern orators, and
newspapers. Grant the southern democracy
the first two planks, and the Union will still be
held together; deny these, then the third will
come into practical use, and as consequence
the glorious Uuion will be busted.