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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-04

Summarizes.
yrST Received. sternscope* and pictures, N ors.
y 8 day and go hnGr clocks. with and ~h ,nt
alarm, a large stock Of glass wsr"- picture rafi nj
tasscls, curtain loorS, winarw shades. multiply :
glasses, Transparent states knife rests. etc.
oct 8. PIPER & BRADFORD.
DORTHG MACHINES, ATEUls. st
ID Just received a few Boring MACHINES, with three
assorted steel augurz. Patent Augar ellis, assorted
,ize,. Post Augurs, 9 AT ] 10 inches *
.EGUIER I4AN9CE'S.
corner Of lafayette & Florida streets.
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0sVJ D9s1oC. &ysno O06a8 never give
adherence, and proved beyond tho possibility
OF dispute, that the Republ ans iaSbiddipg
for the.votes Of PhnsylvaSa. hid forced
Aldrich and Windou, to vote far Morriles
'rarriff Bill: rhieh xouh tar THO CONSUMERS
Of Minnesota, the farmer and laborer, $500.
Oo0 at least, and that thoy could not receive
= dollar in return for so doing. This he re-
CARDS pretty heavy tax upon the peo.
pie Of MINNESOTA to enable Republicans to
carry Pennsylvania.
The speech Of hr. Cossswell made deep
and lasting Impression, it was candid, Gai
an unanswerable, and il the -peuple could
but her him, the days Of Republicanisn
would be numbered in this STATE. / (lf.
Mr.. Weinnman made long address in Ger
man which was said shose 10 1S16ull
understand ii, was lnost'ahle ind ssatisfac
tory effort. Iinutag bad sgoddog 1sdt ha
r. Capt: George closed the speaking of y
evening a little atter l2 O'clock, iii. y
marks xs,s mpSt appropriate. The cheers
that went up for the gallant CapAais, ",
trust will choer him III ti.el}abors OF the
campaign. The meeting in all respects was
laigood one, the best ana ,sost enthusiastic
we have ever witnessed in Red Wing.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
NfORTGAGE-SArE,

M %ns's sss" has Mortgage sss% "s ssa % M
ing date the Both day Of December A !. d. 1883,
executed and delivered by William Boothroyd
aa4 sRe.atl
ty OF Goodhue Qn[- State, Of Minnesota to
the said-sNi43iam Boothroyd and Mary Ann
beQthgof4)is wiz lit 1r4als Boz Sin: acriand
convey to tue said George 6. Gilbert lis heirs
Esni aSsis ns fpLovcr, a cha trfot of land Mig
and being In the County Sf GoodhGae AID State
quarter Of section tyyenty-linu :(,29O in ,r'lown
ship. h.r,lrel and Twelve 11fs)s North d
Range fifteen Isl West, containing .forty, acres
Win 81! .! the eHanees tSslsan.e Sele,;es
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19

BEAuTIEs Of s4ADows,-The shaao,gs al
day long play At silent games Of beauty
Everything IS double, if it stands in light
The tree seems an unrevea!ed and tnuf1ed
selflying datkly along the ground. The
slender stems Of flowers; golden rod, way.
side assers, meadow daisies, and rare lilies.
(race and yet abundant in every enice lev
81 Meadow cast forth d dim and kremulous
line Of shadow, that lies loags aaF the mora.
ing, shortening till noon, and creeping out
again from. the root all the afternoon, until
the sun shoots it as far eastward in the even
ing, rs the sun sbotit westward in, the morn
ing. A million 2siadowy arrows snch as
these spring from Apollo's. golden bow Of
light at every. STEP alFlyingin every direct
ion, they cross, interlacingi each other:ia .
soft net. work Of dizziness. yi5iztge Y!e'aaq.
Meanwhile the clouds drop shadow-lk
anchors, that reach the ground, but will not
hold; every browsing creature, every fitting
bird, every moving team, every, unconscious
traveller writes itself along the ground in
dim Shade ws.- Henry Ward Bsech:r. y.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
THE sE:CEDERs' CONVENTION.


A few Of Buchanan's oftice holders,
met at St. Paul. one day last week, and
alter consulting with leading Republicans
and Mr. Rice q to the most edectsal way
to; beat MI. Douglas In. Minnesota; de.
termined TO- nominate q. third, State ticket.
The compact with'the Republicans ON the
part ofths' Secessionists is TO- carry votes
enough by money BY personal appeals, by
the tssedness and mulishness Of that yery
mcager class iin.erery community, who n,eve,
agree with a majority Of their ncighborss
and BY stimulating the passions engendered
BY disappointed ambition, and personal
mua{iee. to defeat the Douglas ticket. ~,
The ticket nominated has on, it some
gentlemen, and on account efsour personal
regard for them we will not contribat, 4 to
their dissracein the minds Of Democrats
W publishing their names. We say for
consolation III their inglorious eattsmpt to
break down the party that tier names
'wilralso b: unknown to, the people Of this
county on the day Of election We fee!
authorized in assuring them that their dis.
disgrace will be a profound secret, .mong tn.
voters in this. county; at least, unless their
assistant laborers, the Republicans should
publish. it..u'T-or BIS bAf ! ff2aoi.5EAA
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19

We copy from the Lacrosse Union &c Dem,
:55cyas, the f55lrowiing letter of an indfgnan.
passenger on one Of thu Packet Company's
coats, which had stuck on. beef slough.
While wcslay there on, the bar, the We
mona Of the Davidson line went up, trans
acted her business vt st, Paul, and after she
arrived. there, the Frank Steele pulled out
for the return trip came upwfth and passed
us like bird; five hours before we got Of!
and 4 have no doabt SHE reached Ii Crosse
half q day in advance ofFtht itltey City. A,
all events the: Frank Steele passed Winona,
am told, nine hours in :alsance-oni rcyu:
lar tune. .gu0 bst7o re tst} al,~y OH " .:
: The fact ;i;rlsht here: It is utterly im-
possible for the Packet Coppany's boats 10
make time on the upper liver. The water
is lower than ever hefue. The Packet
Company's boats are goodboats, but draw
twenty inches more waterthan those Of the
Davidson 'Ene.e bpr asmoith the largesboats
have not pretended to mako regular tiuie.-
We get our 'n,ailssvery Irregular, i and their
big boats, in low water. gre nuisance. sd
|, We look upon their eft,rts to- run off the
Dayidson's line; as an ,atprtion. We stand
by the Line that makes ti,Ae, and best accom-:
modates the public, and know ,fhli we'll il
the new line should be driven of, we shall
be atFthe mercy OF monopoly, and can bid
aaieu to traveltill higher water s'eat7j e'
The smaller boats are Just as elegant
az comfort able-as fast, ~, deep. water-as
well furnished set as. god table--are. rs
wellira rned and make regular time. Z yot
wish 70 come up the sriiveti or to. advise 9th
ers how to come, by all9means sive the DA:
wilson lshe the preference. This running
on every bar, and lying there to see 81 ligh'
boat steam around . bend six or ten mile'
belew, draw near, pass you and disappear ii
the distance, while you ate swearing mad q
the delay, is little too much 70 ask OF ,
business man. Fs E5-'1f sasft - ss..'7!
alfo! r. Essl one wue HAS !Th1ED II. q
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
ONE Wa, ,i.As!TtlED II.

psi TIE oTs4ER Sox.--The Rio j aneiro, Jou,-
ncs'lasi = Jenkins, too, who is busy record,
ing the movements Of Afis. Nictoria's other
|son-Prince Alfred, tie n,sddy. They
don't make ha,fthe' fusslosef him tba4 We
New Yorksrssd oTover hbi big brother. Q n
ID finally narrated in two illness ti1at ttDn
yesterday. .Jusy. 6. thu Efrigate. E,sysluA
which ,laeashtI Prince Aired, sailed for tho
Csps: Of Good Hope:''' And 50 the Royal
visit ended There was mo one to tell US
what hs wore OF how le looked !; No one
I'd measure his hapds add! feet. OF, tell is
the 1sngth' ofhis hose ether he Waited
divineay 0r whether he .Raltzed sat NIL tn
short there was no jenkins. ! uapff
RnneS! ar. 7sagli: aaxs 81 .s-2s-
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
:, TIL LAND. SALE. s!i

Tho people Of this State are suffering
from the land sale advertised 10 take Place ls
soon. The responsibility u the act Of cours.
rests with NJ. Buclialn'ap,s administration
tut has Buchanan s. the Departments beer
informed by Msssn, eAldrich,s Window. o,
Ssnat or; Wilkinson of the dist Ge.s these sale.
mast bring Upon The peop1eYs 'IIass lcitho,
Of them interested themselves sufficient
even % write ! letter upon the sulSectt-
W charge they have not done t., Tdhey5
Ide4ire that the people should suffer thai
they might make political capital: ,as Out
upon suehaknaveslandi bypooiitss! ANillths
people sustain men for high positions who
quietly permit their dearest interests to X
sacrihcsd $50 advance, their own s,lfish
aims? ,9oId eht i9a@ltao2 90 no og
There is responsibility resting upon the s.
men that they can never, shake of, and the,
should be held 70 their true accountability
They have never raised. their voices. against
the matter. Senator Rice -las; been absent
Ho is now AIMING usa and hes now know:
the evils The sale will inaict md We HAY.
good reason to believe he will and cat, pro
cure It postponement least: Ii thee : peepp!,
could have = pQstppnelnent for three months
event. would save tho. hard working farm
ers Of the State 100000. The kepublica,
Congressmsnn have neglected TO apprise tn
President Of tho evil consequence of tn
sale to them belongs portion Of the respon
sibility.. Should Mr.. Rice also neglect, I,
do SO, his .a'ss viii be'a portion of the: re
sponsibility. W. ..f f,,,,r. ;" ~, 60
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
M1Ic1lELEr, THE FRENCH lilsro
y. ,RIAN, ON, THE CELTIC RACES

The following is from a. writer who's
works have received, much attention. ii
France It, will he seen the English &C
counts did not blind lis keen appreciation
Of Jrcland's state. The inability on. tn,
part q France o.aid lreland| is, thank God
no more :"
Singular fate ofthee Celtic world /! or ii
two great divisions, one, although a.th
least unfb,tsnate,2 is perishiug, fweariii,
away, or, at all events, losing its Language
customs and eharacter-1 a!lude to tn,
Highlanders Of Scotland. and the people O
Wales: Cornwall, and Brittany. Here. ",
find the serious and moral element Of til,
race, which seems dying of sadness an,
soon to Is c7tinguishcl. The Others
filled with inc xhaustiblcness, oflifa, multi
plies andinereasesd despite O. everything Z,
will lbe felt that I speak T Of Ireland z
Ireland! poor elder child ofthe Celtic race
50 far from France, her sister, who car
stretch out her ann to protect her accros.
the wave Isle of s!Suiats,3 tho emerald Of tn
ssa, all fertil ireland, whose men. grow lik,
grass, to The terror ,rof Englandi, IN. who's,
Gar is DAILY, skouted.' are:anotGer. mil
|lion'-'and' Of poets, u bold thinkers. Q
John Scotps Erigena, Berkely, 81 1'oland-
land Of Moore, land of Robert Emmett
land Of OrCcnnell-land# Of the briliInI
speech and lightning, sword, still pressrvee:
the ipowerTofI poetry The d: = ,lish ma,
laugh when they here, in some obscure cor
Def Of their towns, the Irish widow i,npro
vising the ce-c,sach Z Ee!anlrix t(wailins
after tn, manner Of the Esish) is. with then
q bye word Of scorne. Weep, poor ireland
and may France weep as well, ,as she be
holds at Paris, Of the gate Of the asylum
which receives your sons, that harp which
asks for succor. Let US weep at inablityttt
give back.the blood which they she'd 10
w. rE.r - .,-,.. ss<,.e,tg a
In vain. within less than two centuries
hove 40, geo Irish fought in our armies.--
We must witness the suffsrings of' Irelan,
without utterins q word. In like name
have we long forgotten and neglected on
mountainser, will soon disappeared fromith
face ofthe earth, The llighla1dsfar dali
unpeopled- Ths. conversations Of small
hol1ing into large FARMS. WHICH runine'
Rome, has destroyed Scotland. Estate
may De f0anEr ninety six miles id .exten,
others twenty miles long and three broad
40 that the Highlandens will soon only tx
list in history and Sir Nv alter SCOTS nov
els. When the tartan, plaid. and claymor
are seen passing. the inhabitants Of Edin
{burg run to the door TO gaze at the .unusns
sight. The Highlanders cxpaeraiates him
self and disappears. ana bagpipe awaken
the mountains, bat with one air:.H s'a@59
fHot|E z2rChE6ll, cha til, sin ttr;lo'' nj; i
|5RHt We return, wc re:ur4 no ,nese..,d a!f
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19

tGti5. egtl95 s0olsssi New, OIL EANs.sept. u.
Com mandant Nc 1ntosh; died at Pensacola
this morning IS .ta3Hi4rsns 1u .ya9ui
Fifteen Monaghan, or Tartalian .camela
had reached San Francisco from the A,noor
river, being all that survived Of an importa,
ton Of thirty-tw9. They are intended for
service in the Southern part Of the State. :
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19

an exception, have neither tho ability, d; :
sire nor intention ofpaying losses when they
occdr nisder tl11se policies. II is, therefore,
not the least, fransc the the chant and
property owner can ST lsqssd [nominally)
largsil lines ct nominal rates sof premiums.
I Our readers should bear in mind that o
cheap insurance is, III nine cases out of ten,
tee m0ss.ex2cnsix intha- -eud,, WHOM on
agent, drummer er broker solicits, or rath-
|er drums merchant or property owner HI
his risks, and insist upon placing them, on
tic groaasl ef-telsias.t4sesnr nt-:-fow--r1tro
premium, It will be safe to infer that the in
tcntion is to place them in some bogus 10.
cal or foreign Insurance Company, that, &C.
cording to the above mode Of paying losses
can safely afford to takc lines at even no4n
inal rates. The Insurance business in Phil
sdeiplia is; BY the ebqys fra uduleptsep1eerds
being cut up BADLY; aud we would aadvvis,
our responsible companias ~. r.. try. to conl
pete with them, although many men are a
lppesent blind 10 their interest ii Insuranc,
Fu,atteny thtreis no doubts bit tfat L eernea
position ofsuc}l will long liscover Sh6i
sfrer--soWe by sad and expensive expert
ence, and others, prpbab'y. by Observable,
mas "a tar AZ Aeast, as the impropriety5 ofcheal
Insurance IS concerhe1, oody yeh yr,jus
I.3sill-tt A'fkI1J.S ~ SiA3 .ifiir fhI sang
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19


GA California Senator named Edgcr1n,
being, in the language Of a San Traneisso
paper. on o bit Of o .'tare, ;" one evening
drorped.in theAtheatre, and became highly
interested in the play The Octoroon. In
and knocks her downto McClosky atitwen-
~, five thousand dollars, and the bystaDders
arejindignant,, and he says, Il can'thclp it,
he QMc Closksy) has the law on his side. ana Is
must have her. Edgerlon who sat in the
first seat in the dress circle, rose up and sung
out: "D IN, the law-S3O, O20 Gr herr
The Zoe in THIS case. being exceedingly
pretty, the sympat hiesi ofthe audience were
with tho last bidtsr,a and they shouted,
..the bids regulae; let hin,a have her" 1t
;took,thcm.ten minutexto qqiet the house. II
'sTnE Pnrn OF ,11rsnY C1AY."''---
The pious and honest Geo. p. II. Day,
Of st. Anthony, in calling upon the
Lincoln Club Of that. city TO prepare
for the reception Of Mr.. Seward, at st.
Paul, .denominates the New York Sen.
ator az, the peer of Henry Clay Here
is what, Henry Clay Thoughts of his
.speev',' Seward, after, he made his cel-
citrate higher law, speech which be
is coming. e St. Paul torepeat. Said
Sir. Clay, ina letter to James s Harlan:
tfTherefs not, believe. a n pminent
Wig Iir either House, that has any
eonfid entail intercourse with the Exec
atise Mr. Taylorl Mr.. Seward, it is
said, had; bnt his late abolit;onispefye sih
has, / presume, cut him off from such
intercourse, rs it, has. efaa; eated. 4 .tA.e
|respeetlef oil ho,sest 7'afn:.f rom aims
Rsate.7saler.:. 80 sts,ss.Tri~a ssrf ADJ
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
From Tho New York Herald. t5ioq 10 siaid
FICTITIOUS 1SECURlrfEsIs OF, INylJ
Tlroa RANCE COMPANIES, bssr <

aWc'see that. By An investigation institn.
ted by the State Comptroller, the assets Q:
tho Wall Street Hire Insurance. Cornnany
have been declared. insufficient te-justify the
future prosecutions Of is bus,ns IS; and that
Superintendent Barnes has called for the
dissolution Of the corporation. It would
appear from the report Of this officer that
most Of the securities which make up the
company's assets consists Of mortgages on
wild and uncullivated lands in this State, or
Of other property, the valus Of which, il
greatly 0verestiMated.. !os4St5syi h
We believe that if the securities of most
|o( the other fire insurance companies in
this city were subjected to similar strict
examination they would be found far. be.
low the amount ,axed by law. There is
|probabH not ono foot out Of ten that is in q
conditions to meet the risks that II under.
takes, supposing that an extensive and wide
spread conaAgration 10 occur! These fire
insurance companies are but in too many in
stances established merely to provide places
tdr- broken down merchants and o,hars wlte
haze acertain amount Of, commercial ,intiu.
lenoe. AL suck hesns. institutions are q
drug upon'ths operations Of sytem which
has conferred vast amount Of benefit upon
society, and' which would contribute still
further to its professional the profits Of the
llegitimaisly organized operations were no,
cut up by an unfair opposition il! this kind
We trust that the heads Of a the .insurance
department will ,persevere in, their efforts
for the rsorm q TBS abuse, Of which the, ~
port Of Superintendent Barnes j. sot crcdi.
table an example. -, sS',s - :.
From philadelphia Paper. 800. - -
Some Of the Fire Insurance Companies d
PhitsdeltAia, and, with one or two s1eep.
tions, alk - foreign, Insurance Companis,
doing business IN. Philadelphia. have made
and itcwould appeas thoys are still making
= considerable and almost ulnous reduction
On rates toRmercaniiie riskss There Is no
reason Whatever beyond. the purpose ofcon,il.
petition. ana 70 obtain business & Asiii,a
rates. rathsr thin sgt hone. for such acoufst.
The 'of9cers and axenc:ss sttat takes risks Al
therua5uh rates referred tn;wi,h. scarcely
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
PoNY EXPRESS. ''qo

G
bee. 2Tom Sr: JosEri,, Mo-, Sept. 10: y
The 'PonyEExpress arrived last hight
SAN ;FRAxcIsco, Aug. 29i-There have
recently been sexerah strikes Of laboters il
San Francisco i for the iteno hour system
WHICH haye been partially: sustained.sai =
At the Douglas Democratic primary, elect
ion in San; Ffancisce.7it WAS, deme nstratcd
. .?t nsa; 3t ~ 4t :s 1ssG IF he vii
5ioiieal mas4 meeth9s iI throughout Il liz Il
State are almost entirelys ensrossinnIg! lie
public MIND. yni TO dts9E' oat 80 iiTS I9S
Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and contention are ia.
kingplace diilyinalto the counties toelioose
delegates . represent the four politicaN par.
ties, whose Stale Conversions will meet n
s''cercmento betty VEGA the "a and lltb o.
Senator to nal make liz lis FRS ,st : poitic.,
speech thls year at Stockholm El! 70 Tomorrow
eycning. AS the CANVASS opens great Bit
terness IL manifested against the Senator
who is candidate for rs.election next win:
ter, and some of tho Democratic county Con.
sentions dhaxe required pledges from the
Legislative candidates tonuse all honorable
exertions to defeat him whe9z the Legisla,
The Republican State STATE, Central Committed nuit
hrs decided 70 call for 4. Sac meetings 3,
barbacues in, tie four most promineentlt ip;e
rior locatiors!.H" ,ni!d o1ttsu aaA5 9fi5 q
10 Yhei contestants iii The. nBrodelkeck vii
case have applied; for %: nim;ssion ID be sen,
to n. Y. to take the testimony Or Jost.t G.
Mckibben, Jno.a ~. Fornoy, j no. b. Has
xiv, Major Carpenter and some Others; b,
whom they expect to prove that on,fhe day
s tn: will aan 1%rpof hsys P.s
the will was not among Brobderick;s pa per.
at Washington <when first examined afte,
his death. The application was strenuous
" opposed and thesCourt' has the matter
undeE adyisement. sdI h97ct'eh ,bals
> Thirty-thtce State prison cenviets; mad
. desperate attempt 70 escape. onthe a8: cl,-:
Rushing upon tho guard they were fired up
90, and three or four MORALLY, wounded be
fore they could be secured. -,
The value Of merchandise, not including
treasure, exported from San Francisco dur
ing August, exceeds $l,O0OOOO all Of wl,:cl
being prsduoss Of .California! ohj !1' ,llGt11
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
THE DEMocRATIc RALLY.

reason tote proud Of the Douglas demon
ssratioa in this city, on Monday night.
The day was Indictment, and the r:in pre-
vented many from attending still the.
Court House. was f'llIedte.ifyutm most capaci.
y. The meeting was. addressed BY Gov.
German, Hon. Amos Coseswelf, Hon. J.
WeinnmAan and Captain George, and their
speeches were enthusiastically received. /,
b Gov. German dwclt 1t length upon the
aisunion Tendencies d the extreme g doc.
tr;nes 'avowcd by the slavery fanatics.
North and South, tho't the beginning Of the
end Of this constitutional Union Of ours.
was At hand unless d;asIent political couini-
ssls prevailed. That the, lDenocratic doc
trins Of nsu-inservention was not only wise
III policy but the only. just and Constitu.
tiaaal mode Of harmonizing the country.
mud preventing tho disruption Of the Union
lie greatly; feared that tho people might
adopt extreme measures and thus speedily
bring about the. INDISPENSABLE oalani,ies
which must follow when the contsderacy is
elismembered. He .counscled every patriot
10 citizen to rally to the Union standard,
now boldly borne aloh by Douglas and
bis friends, 10 every state OF the Unis:.!t
The Governor exposed the taxation poll
cJ.of the Republicans, and proved, that only
one year ago they got mt power BY opnos-
Ing taxation. Then they were bidding for
votes and power Once in power they SGT
themselves 10 buying up for little, or moth.
e31g aass Railroad Bonds and now proclaim
vsaa that thoss bonds may be made good
ed ehey enriched thereby. Gov. Ramsey
and Banning have already got their pockets
vssalinsdw with bonds aud they Intend to
make the people, pay them. What party
i ths taxation party now? Vote tho Re-
pab!ican1 ti:xet and hereafter lot there be
saEs~ llns.abeut unjust and unnecessary
Fay up and enrich your party
l.sd. et>iso las 'at'. + Tsa ,ana1sa@
H cased with An eulosium upon, Judge
Dsss. who dared Boldly to rebuke Gsnat-
sbm ald = secession, to their very teeth.
That he journeys wherever he goes are .
parfect isvAaions and that trai.ors, arc made
70 wiaes, 81 tho j. ,na6ly utterance Of
The sans uaion sentiments At the North
and III Soash, while poor Lincoln is ldnml
IN The hands 20 his political keepers and
darss not ,visitfhis Kentucky birth p!acs
&s has II bsias nebbsd. I'd qao,.ir5,f
Hoa. 400 Coggswell in the most forc;bls
nd esaqais manner, proved the incon.
siatsncisa and Shortcomings of the Rspubli.
cans: He sid: he was one eol those WIKI
stood around the babtismat font when the
Republican party wss cAs;stsned4 and could
speak BY authority ~ i.s principles; Nhst
~ great object 'offths Replblicon: party
was than tho restoration 81 the Missouri
Conpromiye line. but that they. had .ba.n..
doned shl eerdiaal prineip!es 81, .he founder.
ofthr party il 1856, and adopted taose ii.
heisimai AsinA whose lgenealogy IL 10.
sssesabas to tho Constellation, slavery oand
polyyany. and in 1859, sdded -infkuticids to
sasasos'S agAisriae.ons o. The. twJas.-
TsAs shey had Mi daiof political Epnrph,
~, the b ish protective tariff ps ''::.1.1aoto