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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-09-21

Progress was the means of the awak-
ening Of William wilberforce. 4 book
Of hts writing led to the salvation Of
Leigh Richmond Hewrote the " Dairy
mans Daughter, that fell upon the
world Ike a leaf from heaven. Hun
dreds have been brought 10 Christ by the
influence Of that one sweet tract. Is
there nol power in Titles? Whoever
waits 10 do wonders in this world, for
gets OF never knew how God does Ills
wonders, how De made the world and the
great waters hy the doing Of well nigh
infinite number Of litsle things and how
he empowers Us 10 DO grea, things; to
wit--by doing little things always aud well.
lie who waits to DO wonders in this world
in any other way than BY doing little du-
ties well, will have to b5wail a, last life
lost, soul lost, an eternity lost,
Little acts are tie elements of true
greatness They raise lifs's value like
the little figures over the larger ones in
arithmetic, to its highest power. They
are tests Of character and disinterested-
ness. They are the straws upon hfe's
deeeitiul current that show the currents
way. The heart comes all out in them.
They move ou the dial Of character sig
niiieantly, They indicate the character
and destiny. They help to make the
immortal man. Il matters not so much
where we are as what we are. Il is sell
dom that acts OF moral heroism are called
for. Rather the real heroism Of life is,
to do all its little duties promptly and
faithfully.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-09-21
SINGULAR CASE Of MURDER IN ENGLAND.

A most mysterious murder has lately
occupied attention in England A fac
tory inspector, living near PRONE in Som
ersetshire, one morning missed his young
est child, boy Of about four years of
age, from the cot in the nurses room,
where he usually slept. His body was
iound thrust down the vault Of an out
house, with the throat cut from ear to
ear and long stab in the region Of the
heart, evidently inflicted after death.
The mystery enveloping the whole affair
battles even the famous detectives OF Lon
don. This may be better appreciated
when il is known that in one OF the bed
rooms slept the uursemaid and in the
same room tie deceased in little cot,
and in another part OF the same room,
another child in a second cot. At five
O'Clock the next morning the nurse awoke
and missed ghe deceased.
The impression Of the child's body on
the bed and pillow still remained, but the
under blanket was gone, and the coyerlid
carefully folded down. The father and
mother we're applied to by the nurse, 10
know If they had removed the child into
their bed, but they had seen nothing of it
sioce the previous night. Further search
was made, and the drawing room door,
windows, aHd shuticrs-aIl Of which had
been fastened on the inside the previous
Hnight--were found little opened. After
time the body Of the poor child was
discovered in his night clothes, as above
stated. Every inmate Of the house was
searched, but not spot Of blood, or the
slightest clue tending to eriminaie any
one in the commission Of the crime, could
be found. How an individual could have
taken ibe child from the cot, placed the
clothes tidily, carried him through the
drawingroom, across the lawn, through
ibe shrabbery aud stable yard, where a
watch dog was loose roaming abou',
thence into tbe water closet, deprive the
child Of lie, and decamp without leaving
behind BIN the smallest clue to his guilt,
or disturbing the inmates, OF awakening
the child, or coming into collision with
the dogs q mystery which time alone
can unravel. a reward has been offered
By the government and free pardon 10
any accessory, no; boing lhe actual MUIR
defef, who may give such information as
may lead 10 llae detection Of the murderer.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-09-21

A PEecoeIous CaiGD.-in 1871,
child was born Al Labeck, named Hem
RI ueluakem, whose preeoeiiy was mi
faeulous. ~ lea months of age he
spoke dis.iaeslg st twelve learned tbs
Psniasesel u rote and at fourteen
months SO seily aeqaaiated with
fbe Old aud Neu Tssiamenls. AZ two
years of age ass s familiar viii ancient
history a. the most erudae authors Of
antiquity. Saazon and Daayilie only
eouid comPele wilh Lin ia geographical
'>aoeledge Cicero aeuid hase thought
bin 80 alter ego % hearing him converse
IL Latin aud ln sbe modern languages
be sas equally proficient. Tbs soader-
fal eh.ld 1as unfortunately carried 81 ia
BE foaFib yaaF. According 70 3 popular
pfosegb. ~ eaofa sose ogs tbe sheath
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-09-21

Ca A gray-headed old Scotch mer-
chant bad made a fortune, and was
living on bis means in Sleiiy, bal the
fever Of fighting i catching, aud be
could not resist lis influence. ~ Melaz-
20, 10 use bis own words, be Nas Old
fool enough 70 iake hss loable-i,arrel al.d
fight with the rest Cd a. be wass and
unused 10 fighting, be was aHoas the
foremost, ard got two wounds ioF BIS
pains. Garibalai saw biz daFies. atsd
after tle fight pabliely shaakea hiH-
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-06-27

cTATZ OF MINNESOTA, District Court, lse
- District, Goodhue County.
Jesse Mclntirc and
rhsodors r. Sheldon,
partners % Mc1ntire 4
sheldon, Plaintiffs, Summons.
against
William P. Wright,
Do .ndsDt. .a.... ...-
In tho name Of the State Of Minnesota. To
William +. Wright, the defendant herein: =
iou are hereby summoned and required TO
answer tho complaint in this acton which il
dllsd in tho office of the Clerk Of this Court in
the city Of Rcd Wing, in said county, and serve
. copy Of your answer to such complaint on us
st our office. in said city of Red Wing, within
twenty days after tho service of this SUMMONS
upon yeu, exclusive Of the day Of such service,
end If you fsil to answer said complaint within
tia time Aforesaid, the above nsimed plaintiffs
will take judgment against you for the sum Of
one hundred and thirty nine dollars and nine
cents, with interest 1t the rate ofaeven per cent
per snnum on tho respective sums and for the
respective times - follows, viz:
On the sum Of eighty I've dollars and twenty
one certa, from the 2Sth day Of Novem rel, 1855.
On tho sum Of six dollars from the 10th day
Of August, 1857.
On tho spm Of thirty dollars and eighty. five
cents from tho 4th day Of November, 1851, and
ON the sum Of seventeen dollars and three cent.
from tho lst day Of October, 1887 together with
tho costs of this action. Dated Red Wing
Mimi, Goth April, 1860. -,
BR,srol Z PHILrs.
1s:wS X 81 sE Plsnti6s' Attorneys.
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INlssoIUrION NOTICE.

1NlSSoLUTION NOTICE. .r7rz
- The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the name and
firm 81 J. G. Weathsrby 4 Co., 10 this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. The BUSINESS
Of the Arm will b settled By ]. 6. WeatherEy.
&c. WEATHERBY. ssE
EDMUND n. ALLEN.
April ~, 1850. 1s7-w4
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Communicated.
The Golden EIh.

lVOmWVQ1CoUoOsl
The Golden Ezh.
Mr. EDIToR-A short time since saw Z
statement in your paper that the Golden
Era had gone into Galsna for repairs, and
had been condemned. Now was there moi
a piece Of . mistake about that? The frs,
half Of the statement was right, for that
same boat has long been in the habit Of run
ming into Galena and that she ran in there
for repairs, is also true for heats are apt ia
do such things. can testify that she is
not now out Of repair. for I haze just had
pleasant trip up the river on her. and she
did not run IS though under condemnation;
but rxther under commentator, a. I per.
ceived was the fact both Of boat and officers.
Say not then that tho Golden Era is con.
demned, but rather say, long may she b
seen in tnsss waters: Doubtless the voice
from every landing is, We want the Gold
en- En-. here" Yours truly. j. N. W.
We were wrongly informed, and are glad
to be able to correct our misstatement.
New Tanning Mill.
We yesterday had the pleasure Of seeing
in operation At the mandatory Of Joshua
Ashton, Esq, one Of Doud's Patent Tanning
Mills, and our opinion is that it is superior
IN every respect to any similar machine YET
inventsd. We are not posted a. to the
technical names Of the apparatus connected
with it; but after having seen it fairly tested
with the foulest grain that could b. procured
and having seen wheat come from Tho mill
entirely free from chat, oats, chess, Wild
buckwhsat, cookie, etc., We pronounce Il q
perfect separator al who have examined
It concur in saying that It is just what i.
needed in this country, and is bound 70 So
psrcede al other tanning mills.
Mr.. Ashton has bought thu patent night
for this State, hes loc,tsd his msnu1asterJ
in Red Wing, and having secured the scr
vices Of Mr.. Warm Mills, (who, by the BY
is just Is good . carpenter - ever drove ,
|jaek-plane,l will manufacture to order and
keep constantly hand good assortment Q
machines. Mr.. Ashton may b found q
the shop on Third street, formerly occupied
jonathan Mellott.
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Subsequent incu m .
cumbrancers and dow.
erSesS.
20Sw6

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE !!
THE subseriber has first rate Steam Engine
1 cfthirty horse Dower, which he will sell on
very .heroItermsif. application be made soon
y-.v 49, -+rr.ss-.rWI. FREEBORN.
Red Wing, March 90, 1855. sttf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-06-27

~ TO all whom it may concern. The I'M
dcrsigned will make application 1t the next
scrm Of the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State Of Minnesota, to be held at
Rel "hse. in 80 ii county, on the Sd Tuesday
~ June, 1850, for the vacating Of so much
nr the town plat Of the town Of Wacoota. in
said county Of Goodhuc, as lies oasterly Of me-
Titan street. in said town, being all OF that
portion Of said town that lies iE township No.
III, north Of range l3 west.
GEORGE ". BULLARD,
Proprietor.
Dated WacnOta, Dec. "a, 1859. 456-tf
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EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
CasIsr CnURoR-At the Church, junction Of
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Scr.
vices st lox A. N. and 81 O'Clock P. NJ
Sunday School directly after morning service.
Daily morning prayer vt o'clock. All seats
free. Rev. E. Il. Wellcs. Pastor.
PRESDYTERIAN. ra
FIRsr PREsBYrERIAx-on Sixth street. fnear
She Court House). Servi' es at lo1>5 A. NJ, and
p. NJ Row. J. W. Hancock, Paator.
METHODIST.
MsrmoD1sr EPlscoPAL-corncr Of East Ave-
ave and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
oath 1t 1oh ~, NJ. sr,1 ~ p. NJ. Sunday
scnool st = T. N. Prayer meeting Thursday
syenin2 at ~ o'clock. Rev. Jabez Brooks,
observation-disclosures on East Avenue.
GsnxAx> Msrnoutsr -corner Of Broadway 4
fourth street. Services 1t lO1i A.. NJ, and
=. L. Rev. Henry Kobe, Pastor.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-06-27
COMM ERCIAL..
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.
co1n1ortp Wt1xtY.

rlour-Exsr. os o.; 1xX a 90 v bbh
Whest-Good S0os6c.
Oats -25030c r bushel.
Corn--3S080o36e shelled:
York-8105c y b in the hog. .a
P0tstoes-25O30c.
sead-Timothy o. 6oias; Glover >7a7 50.
Bssns-75c01l IS v bush.
Butter-lOl21f0c v b.
Eg2s-6oSc Vdozen. r.. ..sI sp.
sae.r--N. y. s0eo; refined llai9c; crushed
and powdered ll0l5c.
syrup-N. U. SOC 8. H. Toe golden soc.
Tsas-40, 50. Is, 7s0>l y b.
Co6ss-Rio la0lec Java 20c v b. ,r
Tobseco-Piag s0loioc; smoking lo0lscts !;
hne-cut chewing 40c.
Pewdsr-Blsstine >svkeg; rife 4oasoc @rib
Shot-90lOc " b.
Wood so033 v cord. ..
9alt-Coerse .? Is; dairys 5o@9l Y Dbl.
Fluid-S0090c v gallon.
Ol-Linseod 81 IS; winter strained whale
and lard q IS y gallon.
Lumbsr--Common lOo>l2; clear lst0@2o v
thousand feet.
shingles-shavsd 2a>2 rs; extra o 50.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-06-27
l0swS
STATE OF MINNESOTA HaIso! District :.. , Court
Luther L. Twichell, -. ...

~ COUNTY OF 0O0DaU1. EirSS Jud. DIST.
Luther L. Twichell, - 80
against SUMMONS. -
A. Atkinson. .r ........... ..-.. .....
To A. Atkinson, the above named defendant /:
You arc hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been hled in the office Of the Clerk Of said
Court, at Red Wing, in said cou4ty, and 70
serve copy Of your answer to the salt COM
plaint on tho subscribers at their office in St.
Paul, in tho county Of Ramsey, in said State,
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons on you, exclusive Of the day Of such
service !; and if you fail TO answer tho said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
til In this action will take judgment against
you for the sum Of ono hundred and i've dol
lars. with interest from the eighth day Of Feb
bursoments Of this action.
'ar,-"G5t@ t. DANIELS Il GRANT, a
Dated At St. Psull Plaintiffs Att'ys.
May 10th, 1850. -, 20lwc
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE OF M1NNEs0TAl District Court, ,s
n GooDau1 COUNTY. Judicial District
Jsaae Squirting,
Mortgage,
agaisst
Wade Wllmeny
su,fnose,- For Relief


Wade Willnaonr . ....... r-r,
Nertgagor, SunnoNe,-For Relief.
Andrew Misenet, Sam -
uel T. Ven Brunt,
James Clark and So Subsequent inc m .
rah his wife, whose cumbrancers and dow
other name is to tho ersess. .,-.-,-
plaintiff unknown. a-.,.t ra-a
To the above named defendants
You are hereby summoned, and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been duly & cd in. the ofdco Of tho Clerk :ot
this Coust, 1t Red Wing, IN said comfy, and
to serve copy Of yo!! saswer 70 the said
c,mplaiat on the subscribers. ct their Office, in
Fsribault, Rice county, Minnesota, within
twenty days Of the service hereof; exclusive, OF
the day Of such service and il Tou fail 70
answer the said complaint within tho time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will sp-
ply to the court for the relief demanded in tie
complaint.
D.'sd F.''''u''' MINI d IL e. d 1:sSi
903w6 Plaintiff 3 At&'ys.
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1rTonr1r1a7TShj1c
1 MzoCELzAvz1voo.
r e D WIN G.
a.nnm anu n.m amt
= q ~ " An1 AV11'
as :. -
9. H. 4 =; I, BAKER,
f.uccr..o, IL !; 1oc,,,;,,,
,.I . f'aa@
Wll1-.. So sS-s:,:
" "Oaoe - - $500
ta45 D1AL11 Ii .3s5
- ag
nalo-"arc, llh-"ro anu Ntovos.
SHELF lIILI HARDWARE AR !, "A! H.,
nITTT nTpo0 HfYSnwArE.
LEAD PfPE. - -
nEIf,CwS,
VICES
ed '1ET 511rr z
~ Sn .42,
Dr VI t9;i@,,
CHAINS,
NAILS, a54
sCELES,
FILES
as. AXES.
= = = -
II ~ ~ -,
PERT. s,,no awrnrsu. ryarraH AND
AMERICAN REFINED.
AGk1cUL!uhAL lMFLnmENiS
work manufactured to order 67 experienced
June IS. 80. ISL.
n,1umrn
80
$50 ,ae 80
,o-,o..,
Wholesale ana Kauai Oes''F'"
DRY GOODS. <a a:a al
1p0rrprro
Cnn EAT, .a ri.
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Enlargement.

Enlargement. .sa....-
Owing to their gr:as inett.ss Of Ia.insss,
tho Messrs. Baker have found il necessary
10 enlarge their hitherto extensive hazdwass
store, and have purchased the Sentinel build
lug adjoining, to which they propose to make
valuable additions - soon ~ possible. Ths
ev;aGia< and Justly dsssrved popularity attained
by these gentlemen, 10 attributable to their
kind and courteous bearing, aud tic accom-
modatins spirit which they manifest towaaa
oil who hsts dtsEnss With thsn,, edf th1
fact their goods sr6 Of the best quality that
tho foreign and domestic markets a@o.od.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-06-27

Ao'S 'ee"'e' !, -!
In tT'ai for rape. last week. tne pF'eon''
was toono eo''ty' ana .s"'e"eeo ~ tue > oos'
70 serve OUT term o. t"enty Gays .oaa -,
~ connnsment ana ana e'enteeo yeess I'M
prisonment 1t hard labor 10 the STATE fr'son'
After hsan"g h's sentence reao' 40 tnsnHeo
the 1ooee ana the Jury 'oF 'ne'r .'eon.''
so"ss" MN curing s"s s''~' wv 's's w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
'''- NEW aooos AND A'ey'
60 W - II rous,
At wnolrlsslll AND RETAIL,
sfat - "a 70
CHEAP. CASH STORE.
81. q q aa. 80 saa
sa. - ..sls=a u b.ea.s.G2
JESSE &o1N75R5,.
Nos. 4 2,.............. Bush Street,
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
We are now receiving the LARGEST and
BEST SELECTED stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries over offered to the p ,ple of this
vicinity. which for extent, variety and rich
In the comfy. and We gpaIantes our cqstom-
err far better ba,yafss than they can ind else
where: "small profits .nl quick returns,"
and fak and ,li6rol desling Il our aystem.-
We buy t~ oaak. md
receive our goods di. vol
tsct from tho lmpoftef
and Manufacturer, and
COUNTRY DIALERs saI
will find Il much to
their advantage to ex- i ~
anime our stock and
prices before going b.
=. low. =, ao
Tho ladies are. invited to examine onr larg.
and beautiful variety offspring and summer
in complete assortment, Prints Cling
Drills, Cambrics, Linen Goods, &C.,
jeEel1y, Stationery and: Fancy
5 Good. ct every description,
;r' prices than ever before Of
~ saa Arsd il. Red Wing. Crock
.... ,.s.-. cry, Glass aud Stone
Ware Of tho latest
patterns, Boots and
~.s- . Shoes large.
stock on hand
ct loso pr;oes.
Weheve for
~ "a i :n sale the
Celebrated copp.r,tipp.d Boots and Shoes,
\OuS pUIT VI "ubCu
is warranted to out ri uEEez a a.9ta
wear two p aire, SO. -. -, ,,a..,..
without tips.) Hats and Caps and Ready:
inside Clothing in
endless variety
f.. =. PLows! PLows:
Of al kinds. at the Manstaeturtr'. Rieesi
GROGFRLFS,;
invite particular attention to my l.ras-
Choice Groceries, ~.
Cofees, u.
Tess,
Sugars,
-. z:- =; MoIassc.2
Dried and Candisd Fruits, consisting Of a.
grades snd brands. Now in store 1000 bbls
Salt, at low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Mai.
and Glass, q complete stock at lower price
than ever before. We offer MORE THAI
DOUBLE the variety and quantity of good.
to be found a. any other one stare in the city,
and at prices which DEFY COMPETITION. =
For the next thirty days, I offer Sumuen
Clothing AT COST. Remember to call at To
old stand of McIntire 4 Sheldon. and you vii
Always find good stock which is, for sale =
the lovest priess. JESSE Ho1NTIRE.
I May 16, 1850. er 1871
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s. B. ROOTS C0LUMN
1850,

- %. II U U 4 ~ CO1UmN
1850 LEO: = = a - 1850
zL.&@ 5Z1aL ed siege " ..-..
REMOVAL REMOVAL. REMOVAL, REMOVAL.
In EW STORE! NEW STORE!
ATTRACTIVE GOODS.
! ATTRACTIVE PRICES
I'll: i: 81 : s e f. : : CT: ''s " friends
N,sGe Fresh Supplies!
=: ~; "s s' d. ss ;s y NJ f upon ' ''''' Of Main D'
Rich and gerry Heavy Stock Of Merchandise
sd.p6ed WHOLESALE .a Retail ra. consisting q. usual Of
Staple and Fane, Dry Goods!
8nAD aia4 !$Ss5$$$sHs 6; IS I'D Boy
AA'' Elm ~ $$E 81 $$
svAVl9 NM VANes eNee31l3s,
and Provisions,
|wt~es,
cigars,
g. - n = Tobaeeo. EI|C
...~-~- n..-. Fruit, etc.
everything IN general, Also. manufacturer Of
EVERY STYLE OF BOOTS AND sHoEsI
LIS rR
CONF AND SEE MY sT0cK BEF0RE YOU BUY
and b. held 10 grateful rnsmbaaes BY, truly.
cossra ., Nam / Bu.a s4s.rn, R.d VIM Inn. 1890
To0Ps Extension Skirts for Ia&s. saa' Children Il
nREAr ATTRACTIONS in New Good. and MOI, to CONF. :.
THE LATEST STYLES Of Hat, Cap. Goods
IL KINDS Men, chl,a'
100 BUSHELS d Pla.er;ne Hair At
|RuTTER Egg szchans.
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E. 4. LITTL EfIELD. Local Editor.
II q u 81 coLVMN

Late PaterA<
Charley Hind. Clsrk Of the 0esxh Wave.
avorsd Us yesterday with bundle Of late
papers, for which he will receive our thanks.
Trial Of Am Sullivan
The trial Of Ann Sullivan alias big Ann -
for tho murder If Joseph Wood. commenced
in the District Court this morning Much
interest is manifested in this trial, and tho
court room'i Is welt filed with spectators.
Peaches. -...... .-......-.
It is the general opinion that peach1s en-
not b raised in Minnesota. Pr contra 70
this, We were shown, the other day, Id
the garden Of Mn. VIM: B. Bevans, Of this
city, beautiful peach tree, three years old,
about i've fec: high, Of most healthy and
vigorous appearance, and promising to bear
fruit the next season. All that was found
necessary to raise this tree, was the taking
Of proper precautions to shield it in the
winter. When will all our people learn to
follow such examples :? .,@as.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, 1ss
y DistYict GooJhue County.
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Mr.. John Day h. b..n exhibiting in Red
Wing. this wesk, . colt one year old, dh6ll
formed, standng twelve and ons-ha:f hand.
high, and weighing 760 lbs. It was sired
BY Mr.. Days shrppehirs hstse,; Tounl
Prince Coburg. IT,. and raised ~ William
Heathesstone, Esq. -aE aa.a
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Half Sheet.

Half Sheet. n Y
As our next day Of issue comes ON tn
Fourth Of July. and - Ne, Ike I'll oths,
patriots, wish % celebrate that holiday, oul
subscribers must next week b eontsnted
with half sheet.
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PosrxAs4EKS. everyw here. are our authorised
AGENTS. No paper mailed till the subscription
2i1ce il 7emitted.
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RED WING CHURCHES.

CITY DIRECT RY.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-07
REMARKS OF MR.. DOUGLAS.

Mr.. Douglas, Of Illinois, said the remarks of
the Senator from New York contained an as
sauIt upon the Democratic party especially in
relation to the KANSAS Nebraska Bill, Of which
(Mr. Douglass was the author 1t becomes
fashionable, said he, now for each gentleman
who makes Il speech against the Democratic
party To refer to Kansas as the cause of all the
disturbances which have since ensured The
Senator from New York talks about that Act
re-Opening the controversy, and about the re.
peal Of the Missouri Compromise. Sir. where
in consisted the necessity for the repeal of that
Act, except it was that the majority in North
ern States refused to carry it out in good faith?
!, sir stood willing to extend it to the Pacific
ocean, to abide by it forever and the entire
South, without one exception in this body, was
willing thus to abide by it. Sir, the Freeso
element of the Northern States was so strong
as to defeat that measure, and thus opened the
slavery question anew. Those men who now
complain Of the a6rogation of that Act were
the very III y who denounced it. All were
willing to abide by it so long as it stood upon
the statute books, and we were trying to carry
it out. Sir, it was the defeat Of the bill to eX-
tend the Missouri Compromise to the Pacific,
in the House of Representatives, after it passed
the Senate, that opened the controversy of
1850, which was terminated in the establish.
ment of the measure of that year. The com
promise measures of that year were carried
over the heads Of the Senator from New York
and his associates; but in 1852 the Senator
party agreed to abide by the measures Of 1850
In 1854 the Kansas. Nebraska Act was passed,
to carry out the principles of these measures
He was not willing to sit still and hear himself
charged with responsibility for the agitation
which belonged to the Senator and his associ-
ates. The present agitation resulted from the
resistance of that party to the measures ap.
proved by the people in two Presidential cleo.
tons. But the Senator from New York went
further, and his doctrine was that the Declare
ton Of independence asserted the equality Of
the negro race, and therefore all laws in viola
ton of that idea were not to be observed. For