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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
voters Of Franklin County.

Remember, that in every free State In
tho Union, in which negroes and mu-
lottoes arc brought upon an equality
with white mon, and are allowed the
right Of suffrage, these rights werc CIV
en- to them by IN act passed by Demo
cratic Legislatures, and under Democratic
Administrations.
Remember, that tho base and barba-
rous systom of dmdlgdmdtioa and concu-
binage with negroes, is confined exclu-
sively TO tho ranks Of tho Democratic
party, whore this helm Gus custom meets
n strong protector and oarncst support
or.
Remember, that the Democratic party
is tho only party that ever nominated,
supported and elected 10 the Office OF
Vice President, man who was an open
and avowed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a negro wonch rs his wife.
Remember, that in every State In tho
Union, in which negroes are allowed Ia
testify In Courts ofjqsticc against white
monj aud whore wkto mon, aro parties
to tito suit, tho lawy granting this right,
wero passed by Democratic Legisla-
lures.
Remember, that every act, tending to
tho equalization Of the two races, has
been passed and enforced by the Dem
ocratic party, and that tho Democratic
party alone is responsible for the yearly
production Of thousands of mulattoes.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
May Not an American Citizen be President
OF the United SLatesY

The grave question Is presently 10 be
decided whether otzon Of the United
States, constItutionally elected 10 the
Presidency, shall DO permitted 20 por.
form tho functions Of that high Office
We notice daily signs Ia the Southern
papers, and read frequent letters from
Southern politicians, all tending TO ono
point, viz: That II Mr., Lincoln should
DO elected Il will become tho duty Of
tho Southern people TO make instant
preparations forsccoason from tho I'm.
ion. Upon tho basis Of this threat many
interests In Northern communities have
been terrified and many influences con.
trolled. So industriously has II been
POI sisted In, that hundreds OF citizelis
of Philadelphia have allowed themselves
10 believe In II, and moro than ono man
who has heretofore depended on bis own
energy, enterprise and talent 10 support
himself and bis family, has been con.
vIncod that If Mr.. Lincoln should be
elected President he will bo ruined.
We are not for Lincoln in this fight,
We cannot say thai we are neither for
Caesar nor for Antony, for we are for
Douglas and for him squarely and sin
corely; but IL not oil this sort of intIm-
idation unworthy Of American citizens
and sensible mon9 IL II not disgraceful
that more traders In politics ia the
Southern States, and no vile u wretch,
and 80 INSCRIPTIONS and remorseless q
knave In tho free States, one 30 utterly
dcbaeed, privately and publicly, as the
editor Of tho New York Herald. nd
those affiliated with him, should exercise
u sort OF terrorism over American citi.
zens2
These arc tho conjont Influences that
threaten, IN certain event, 10 destroy
the Union. on the ono hand aud on the
other 10 break up tho foundation o.
credit. Ought We not 10 be ashamed
Of ourselves rs human beings TO allow
any such arguments as those to afiecl
JUS? IL will DO q dark hour for this lle
public when any citizen, constitutlonally
elected to tho Presidency, canrot DO IN
augurated and permitted TO make trial
In that high Office. Our own belief IL
that no American can DO chosen Chief
Magistrate without administering th,
luulitn VI bbbt oihtt W btfitb JHnNlto "
all sections Of tho Union. The very po
sitlon itself will mako him oonseryativ,
and Just. Ito could no more shut hi,
eyes % tho rights of the South than h'
could close hlshcart 10 tho rights OF III,
North; and we have sufficiently gooc
opinion even OF tho worst of Mr.. Lin
coins enemies (for they, too nre Amer
lean citizenO 10 believe that IL he shoult
be triumphant in this fght, they thcm
selves would bo readytp consent TO b,
sacrificed TO the sueeess of bis admins
ltration.
Fellow countrymcn, thcrc will be M
disunion. Merchants and manufactar
ers of Philadelphia, there will be no SO
cession. What tho enemies of this Re
public in tho South fear is, that til,
people of Of tho North may put thom Il
the test. Voto your own sentiments
rely upon tho love that all tho poopl'
OF the United States, North and South
feel for the union OF these States. ON,
the sequel will vindicate tho experiment
- h,ld. Press.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
John Samuals.

We give below spicy, racy, pootical
letter from our friend John Samucls, of
Bath township, addressed to Hon. Jesse
ID. Bright.
II affords us pleasure to learn that
John has always been, and still Is u
Buck 4 Brock man. Tho good citizens
OF Mixcrvillc will DO surprised to learn
that ho is against Douglas and for the
administration, and still moro so that
hc Is operating for the removal Of Bro.
T. II. Smith, Douglas p. M. at Mixer.
vile.
That John should represent our friend,
Edward Williams, rs endorsing the
Brock doctrine, will not surprise those
who know him, Us slandoring the Re
pnblicans and mlsrcproscnling their
doctrines, is an old game Of his. Mr..
Williams has boon and still Is nm ardent
Republican, and Samuols knew il when
ho wrote tho letter.
What do yon think Of your leaders,
shcr Domocrats2 We 1dx1zo you to
turn John over TO tho teuler care Of
Colcbank:
MixrRviIfr, IND., Sept. 2. 1860.
Hon. JESSE ID. BRiGnr: Knowing you
10 DO supporter OF tho Administration
and Mr. Breckenridge, | appeal to you
TO have T. III. Smith, tho present r. NJ.
at Mixorvllc removed. Tho cause Is no
refuses 20 sircuIatc any papers or docu.
ments advocating the claims Of Mr..
Breckenridge who Is tho head of tho
only National party now IN existinco.
lIo bosts that they daro not turn him
out on account of his saIasonry. For
tho truth of tho above refer TO A. II.
McCleery of Brookvillc, Franklin Coun-
ty la. Should you make tho desired
change | would ask disappointment OF
Edward Williams, who Is amply quail
fed aud endorses tho Brock doctrine,
If you don't make the change send me
few lines and documents. Direct TO
Mixcrvillo Franklin Go. la. | fought
for Mr.. buchanan and Mr.. Brcckcn.
ridge in 1856, and Gght for them in
1860. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN SAMUEkS.
How n nntauT
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
Hon. J. d. BRlonT.

rg- The friends Of Mr.. S. A. Douglas
must feel some alarm at tho revelation
Of tho TACT, that ono of the New York
Delegation ut tho Baltimore National
Convention, in attempting TO prevail
upon Mr.. w. l.. Yanccy to accept u
nomination for tho Vice Presidency
with Douglas At tho head OF the ticket,
stated:
That Mr.. Douglas was already so on
fccblcd by disease that no could scarce.
~ iire sir months after the Presidential
election, and thus Mr.. Yancey's candida
cy would DO sure TO make him not only
Vice President, but, very soon, Presi-
don't Of the United States.
Why how could wc get along with
out Douglas?
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

16B- Nothing ever 80 stamped the
American people as tho immodesty and
impotence of Presidential candidate
stumpiag tho country.
A Democratic editor in winding
over tho election says"our people should
DO in mourning" Well they are-your
people are.
A Democratic editor says that he
"dont believe that any party can be
established by lying" Well, ho ought
to know. lilo has tried u long time to
establish one in that way.
An exchange says the Democratic
party is sectional Ia every end. But
ain't the Republicans doing their best
TO put national end to il2-Seymou
Times.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
Speaker of the House of Representatives

In looking over tho list OF members
elect to the next Legislature, we notice
tho name of Judge M. l.. Bundy, of
Henry county. We have known Judge
Bundy, personally, for many years and
take pleasure in bearing this testimony
to his strict integrity, acknowledged
ability and peculiar fitness to preside
over dclibcratiyc body. Judge Bun
dy has long boon acquainted with the
rules of Legislative bodies, having scrv-
cd his people ia that capacity. If the
House, Of which he is a permanent
member, should SEQ fl to select him as
its presiding officer, ii will have an able
and dignided parimentarian for Speak
or, aud thereby pay a meritcd compli.
ment to tho White Water valley, 80 long
neglected in this particular.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

DOUGLAS MEN, ATTENTION !-Chlel
Justice fancy pronounces tho Douglas
doctrine the worst hercsy, and he sup
ports Breckenridge and Lane. In the
Wickliffc resolution of tho Baltimore
Convention the Douglasitcs promised
to respect all the decisions of Judge
Tanoy. Let them go With him to the
support Of breckenridge and Lano.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

The Oregon Legislature elected on
tho 9Th ultimo, Col. e. ID. Baker, Ro-
publican, and J. W. Ncsmith, Douglas
Democrat, United States Senators in
place Of Gen. 10 Lane and Delazon
Smith; Ncsmith for the long term and
Baker for tho short.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
Wide Aw axe 8!
Tho Issues

On Tuesday next the jury Is TO render
she verdict that Is 10 shape tho policy
Of the Republicans for oil time I, come.
It viii then be decided whether our pol
ICY Is 10 favor the spread Of human
bondage over the FREQ Territories OF tho
Government, or stay the aggressive
course of tho peculiar institution within
tho limits Of tho several States rocogni-
xing II.
Fresmen Of Indiana, DO you wish to
extend tho institatiQn of;SIavcry into
tho territories noW< IfQ1z ne you do,
vote for stephen A. y, who has
declared that he "does not csfo wheth-
err slavery Is voted up or voted down"
II you believe with the gallant, patri-
otto Harry Clay, that slavery is curse,
and SHOULD. DO left TO tho people Of =
s,a,cs. Akso In lubII1 tcrritolI
] ! ! ! ! !,
sso - everlasting cursoe1
"hd nrc," vote for Honest 1tbo
Line hOis, the truc type OF
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
CIR Al last accounts, says an eS

car AZ last accounts, says an ex.
change, the Douglas, Boil and Brecken.
ridge Fusionists Of Now York were Inn
poriuning GerrcA Smith to bring over
his 1900 negro ahoIitionsts to their
aid. But Gerrett Is candidate him.
self and thinks hc stands as good a
chance to carry New York as the Flu.
AinnIafs lhomaelVea
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
POlItIcpl pIscussIOn Shall we Have n

Mn. EDiTon:--l see by tho announce
mcnts madc, that DR.. J.. Il, Goodwin. il
TO address his fellow. citizens on the pc
liticnl topics of the day, ut New Tren.
ton, on Saturday the 3dinst.,a at o'clock
p. NJ and whether by accident or de.
sign, know not, q. Kllgore, Esq, Is
20 address us at the same timo and
place. Now IL Is proposed by some OF
two shSl mqp, and kcId rpubliv dis:
cussion, ut which all parties shall be
invited TO attend; timo to be equal, or
us disputants may agree.
This arrangement will suit DR.. Good
win and tho Republicans. VIII IL meet
the views of Mr.. Klgore and the De-
mocracy? II so, let II be so understood.
On the part Of tho Republicans /
vouch that the proposition is made in
good faith. SAM DAVISl
New TRENTON, NV. lst, 1860.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

1sy- The friends OF tho late Governor
Willard propose to erect a monument
over his remains In tho New Albany
Cemetery. A number Of persons
throughout the State have been request
od to act as agents to receive such con-
tribuions as may be made by The
friends of tho late Governor, and tor
ward tho Same TO DR.. H. Ncwland, at
Now Albany, who has consented to act
as Treasurer. Mr. Balzner is the agent
for this county.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

tf"&~ - e''f W. 49, ~ ~ -
Western Character, tho man Of the peo-
ple. "a head and shoulders" over all his
competitors.
Do you prefer PolYqaer1inthc terri
tories and deny y in your
Congress 10 prof. - relic Of bar
barism. and believe with "Squatter Sor-
vaesfB" that hand full of "squat.
terr may do as thoy please, regardless
Of tho consequences, then vote for
Douglas
If you prefer that "Squatter Sovcr-
eighty" which toleratcs white slavery
and whipping by thoir masters Of white
mon, women and children, In your ter
ritories,S and denies 70 Congress tho
power Of preventing it, vote for Doug
fds.
If, on the contrary, you abhor and
defeat tho aceursed institution OF Iolyg-
amy, and wish 10 preserve tho purity
and sacredness Of the domestic hearth,
vote for Lincoln, the honest, tried and
true.
II you despisc Slavery, and especially
.ibat OF your own race Of white men, ro-
va ard children, and your blood runs
quicker when you think of such being
whipped at the pleasure of their mas.
ters, 10 it is not done with "clubs and
stripes" then show your dctestation OF
such barharism as Is prac;iced under
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

The CRlTrEsDES LErrER.-The Rising
Sun IiStor says that tho letter which
has been Published In oil tho Douglas
organs 10 this State purporing 10 have
been written by Hon, John ]. Crittcn.
den, advising tho Bell mon OF Indiana
20 vote tho Democratic State ticket, is
fraud, gotten up by one Duncan, who
has been perigrinating through tho
State making BeIf.Douglas speeches, to
save GO t.in bets he aud his friends had
made on tho Indiana election,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
pls- DoudLAs ON LlNcoLN..-A core

Dl1- DoudLAs ON LlNooLN.--A CORES
pendent of tho Albany Journal states
that few evenings sihcc, in company
with one Of Albany's most eloquent aud
reputable clergymen, and several other
gcntlemed, the reverend gentleman said
that in tho year 1853, in New York, in
conversation with the Hon. s. A. Doug
las, Mr.. Douglas remarked that he knew
u man named Abraham Lincoln, who,
should hc ever DO nominated for the
Presidency, ''rouid 90 10 the White
House with flying coiors,;" and he further
added: ~ recognize in him all the
great qualities that distinguish tho up.
right and hoaest statesman, and he is
man Of incorporating frmnese and
great decision of character, insomuch
that his political opponents, with all
their spirit OF party malevolence, can
not find anything to condemn in him.
Such man, sir, is Abrahom Lincoln OF
Illinois"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

r6- Lady Franklin will soon leave
New York 10 proceed to Californi, which
IL is expected sho will make her future
residence.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

orsssz.1khilc making 5 .rpeoch at SYRIA.
cusc' xts asked to define Mr.. Douglas
position on tho slavery question. lie
saids
"Mr. Douglas believes TINT if slavery
amt mind to 90 where she Is mind
to, slc may stay whore she is, III she
doesn't whut to; subject to the decision
Of tho Supreme Court, and Of the people
of the territories when they Is agreed
on that pint" IL WINS satisfactory 10
his audience.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

reS- A wagon loaded with n Douglas
pole broke down in the middle OF the
road near Michigan City, Indiana, one
day last week. Night camc on and tho
Woodpeckcrs concluded TO postpone
tho pole raising until tho next day.
During the night BALI dozen Lincoln
boys might have baon soen in that local (.
ny, and xhcu the red caps returned in
y iorning, they found the pole spit
info9 Fu,ls and the wuGon'ionced in.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

Tnr.ArIANrlc MoHrnLy.--Thc Allan
tic Monthly for November presents the
following table Of contends
Thomas Hood.
fayaI and the Portuguese.
Midsummer aud May.
Gone.
Expression.
Italian experience In collecting, "old
Masters.
'Tenly Soraw.
RocolloclIons. Of Irving.
lrone Anadyomer.
The Professors Story.
Rcyiews and Literary Notices.
Forsubsorlpuon, address l'icknor 4
Fields, iloston. Mass. DIR. KoeIy fthIi
place Is agent for tho Atlantic Monthly
aud all oiheassrIodlcels.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

ELEcrioSs TO TAKE PLAcE.-Louisi-
ana holds her State election on tho 9th
Of November, and on the 9Th all tho
States vote for President, and Illinois,
Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey,
New York, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Delaware, California and Maryland vote
lor Congress md State tickets. The
Legislatures Of Louisiana, Illinois, Now
York, WIeytnsin Iowa, and California
arc 70 select United statos Senators for
tho terms vacated by Messrs. SlidoIl,
Trumbull, Seward, Darkeo, Harlan and
Gwn respectively
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05

Southbridge 90. For the best years old Willis
Morse of Southbridge, 5 co. I'd best Stillman Daily
of Charlton, 3 90; Sd best, MontTayille Acart of
Brimfeld, co. For best years old, L w Curtis of
Southbridge, 90; I'd best, Lewis Holden of Charl-
ton, 8 90. For best year old w Lincoln of War
rem, 90; I'd best L L Belknap of StuTbridge, 2 %.
For stud horses Willis Morse of Souhbridge $40 for
4years old Black Hawk Morgan breed: W Bart
lett of Brookfeld for Green Mountain Morgan horse
10 years old, 90. For saddle horses, the premium
OFF, so was given to George Warner OF Sturbndge,
and 90 TO Geo A Dresser ofSouthbridge. For car
riage horses Calvin Baker of Brimteld co. John
Hubbard of BTimfled 90, Geo. a Dresser OF south
bridge 90. For draft horses, Eli Lincoln OF war
rem 90, Geo. A Dresser of Southbrdge 4 90, Silas
Plimpton of Sturbridge 90. For farm horses in
pairs, Chas. Hubbard of Brrimteld, 90; "a pest,
Festus and VIM. Wight of Sturbridge, %; 81 best,
Lorin Stevens of Charlton, co.
SHEEP Silas Plumpton of Sturbridge, 50 w,
Abijah Childs of Sturbridge, 2 90, Luther Hamant,
of Sturbridge 90; iol ewes Silas Plmpton of
Sturbridge s co. Abijah Child 2 90, Silas Pumpton,
90; for cosset sheep, L Plumpton, w. SIMEON +
Marsh of Sturbridge, l 90. Gratulty oil W. rem
ie Plimpton of Sturbridge for buck
SWINE.
The committee were delighted with the eXhlDltlon
of swine Premiums awarded as follOws- FOR best
boar, Bella j. Stone, Sturbrdge, So OOi 4 W
Wight, 8 90; George Dresser of Southbndge, W;
and another of 90. For breeding sows, Elmer
way, 2 90; b j Stone, l 90. For weaned pigs, II
Winslow of Charlton, 81 90; Emerson, Bnmheld,
8 90; l. Shumway, 2 co. Stone W.
The LIST premium of 81 80 was awarded to Charles
ID Smith of Sturbridge, for fine specimens OF Inc
black Spanish fowl; to Mrs w Crosby OF Stur-
bridge, l 90, NJ Belknap co. for geese.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05
a Trouble.ome Question.

The Fitchburg Revellle states that Mr.
Thayer at his last meeting in Fitchburg, was
called on to make reply to aninconvenient CUES
ton. Mr. Haskell, who presided, was moved
to INQUIRE of him chow he would act and vote
in congress, in case territory should apply
for admission as a state with slave consttu-
ton" After a little hesitation the reply was
made as follows If were sure the inter-
ests of free labor would be subserved, would
vote for the admission of such a state with
such constitution" Mr., Thayer encounter
ed the same enquiry at Clinton, we are told,
and replied there in the affirmative. 1t will
be seen that in his reply at Fitchburg, he adj
mitted superstition that "the interests OF free
labor" might require the admission of more
slave states into the Union. Madame Roland
on the scaffold made solemn appeal against the
crimes perpetrated in the name of freedom
If such suggestions as that of Mr. Thayer are
to be repeated very often, free labor will have
occasion to protest against the ugly things for
which it is made responsible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05

THIRD DISTRICT CoNvENTIoN.-The re-
publican congressional convention of the third
district was held at Milford, Thursday, and
twenty-six towns were represented. Hon. j.
NJ Churchill of Milton presided over the con-
vention. On the ballot for candidate SO votes
were cast, Charles Francis Adams receiving
the whole number. The result was announced
amid great applause, and three cheers were
given for Mr.. Adams with will. John M.
Forbes of Milton was nominated for elector
receiving nearly every vote on ballot, which
was unanimously confirmed. Francis w.
Bird of Walpole was chairman Of the commit
tee on resolutions. The mass meeting in the
afternoon was largely attended. John S. FL
bridge OF Canton presided, and eloquent
speeches were made by Mr.. Adams, e. L.
Pierce of Milton, and others. John A. An.
drew addressed the republicans of Milford and
vicinity in the evening. The meetings were
very large and enthusiastic, promising tri.
umplant vote for all the excellent candidate,
they have in the field.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05

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