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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26
Views of John Bell on American Industry.

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Views of John Bell on American Industry.
From his Speech i"Mc Senate, Ju"y Is, 1913.
What is the true policy Of this country
TO encourage and protect by all constltu-
tional and just means, its internal trade and
industry; to promote the division of labor
and the diversity of industrial pursuits; to
provide congenal and profitable employment,
as far us practicable, for the whole popula-
ton. Let all the arts of production and civil
lization be cherished by discriminating
patronage Let the flame and smoke of the
smelling furnace be seen rising from every
hill and mountain side, and from every val
lev where Nature has stored her mineral
wealth. Let beautiful villages spring up
along the line of all our railways, great and
small, and dot over all the interiors; and, in
or round all of them, let the stately factory
appear, with it's busy hum of looms and
spindles, and hard by, the great workshops
be found in which that sort OF machines are
made that produce the wealth Of Eng land
Let the draught stocks of the country diversi
fly the scene and the stroke of the big forge
hammer, reducing the crude metal to the
school-house be forgotten, and first, and above
all, let the tall church Spire ascend, pointing
to heaven. III word, let the domestic in
dustry and the manufacturing arts be en-
coura red and sustained, so that agriculture
may find its surest market at home, and be
relieved Of the foreign dependence aud iluc-
tuations to which it is now subjected.
Thus the producers and consumers OF ag-
ricultural products will be broug hit together.
The producers Of the raw material and the
manufacturer who fashions it into Il Thousand
forms, for use Or ornament, Will be placed
side by side. So Jefferson, with all his orgi
nal preiudices, at last advised. Washington,
and Hamilton, and the AdamscS, also favor
ed this policy. So did Madison and Monroe,
and so did Lowndes and Calhoun, in 1916,
both of them advocating and voting for the
tariff of that year, which was strongly pro-
tective in all its features. Even General
Jackson, with all his wild notions about
credit and commerce, was still too practical
statesman not to see and acknowledge that
all such manufactures are as necessary TO
make nation independent OF foreign sup
plies in time of war; ought to be encouraged.
In fact, all those who, in their day, have
made their name llustrious in the annals of
this country by their civil or military ser
vices, have, at some period OF their lives,
favored this policy The illustrious names
of Clay and Webster will occur to every one,
without mention from Inc, lis champions of
this great American policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26
GUI'lA.
ICOMMUSICATEp

VIII some one of those gallant and COCA
Wings, from their infancy up" and whom no oHS
"dared to question to their faith to the cause
tell me how they feel after having 50 bravey worn
ed in the harness of democracy, in our recent e!ss
ton? Of some others, it may be asked, ~ hr'
Vauce's language "are they DESERVING the tahP.'s'
and just entering upon the career of the frog.
QuERIsf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, just received s''
Ill for sale by j. K. PlEkPolNf,
my 20 No. l72, King street:
DOTOMAC HERRINGS.-l0U bbls. just re-
i ceived and for sale by
my Is blackjack & MARSHALL.
nLASTER OF PARIS.--We have fer saie' y
i liyerable during the season
5000 TONS PLASTER OF PARIS.
VIM. II. FOWLE 4 SON.
my 10 No. =, South I n".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-26

FLOUR FROM NEW WHEAT.-Messrs. Brew
er Il Caldwell received yes erday, per steam
er Augusta, five barrels of -four from new
wheat, grown on the plantation Of W. c.
Dancill, esq, near Savannah, Ga., and man
uiactured at StovalPs Excelsior Mills, Au-
guSta, Ga. The -four was of good quality,
and the first of the season, was sold by the
brokers, Massrs G. Powers & Hebert, Mt SO
per barrel. This -four was offered in the
market at Augusta, on the 18th, and the
wheat was exhibited as early as the 18th
This Is much earlier than usual; new flour
and wheat having generally been seen in
this market heretofore in the first or second
week in June. Savannah has been buyer
of -four and oats in this market to consde-
rab|e extent during the past winter.-N. y.
COur.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06
FROMKANsaS.

BoLivAn. Mo. Dee. 3.-Col. !. +
Snyder, commanding officer OF THE
District. who was scnt to the border
by special order Of the Governor. re-
turned last night. and reports all quiet
on the border. lie ssys the State has
not been invaded. nor is there any pro-
liability at present Of It's invasion
No attempt was made to hold the u.
:. District Court. aud there was no
occasion fer the Court To leave the
Territory. Montgomery and lamison
have hung Scott lines an Harrison.
and shot Bishop and Moore. al in the
Territory. Montgomery iorce j.
about 2I5 ragged well aimed thieve,
whose chief aim is plumber
ForT kr,RsEY, Dec. 3i.-The Cal
ifornis and Pixies Peak Mail Coach.
which left Denver Thursday. 29ih ult.,
passed here yesterday. She reported
the snow disappearing and tao roads
good.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06
South Carolina.

Tho Legislature Of this erra,ic
would-be little Confsdcracy is in ses
sion. They havc so far occupic,
most Of their tims in attending q
matters Of local interest. A rcsolu
tion has been introduced and passed
declaring IL to be inexpelicnt to I'll
the vacancies in the Senate from tha
State.
Il il understood that large uumbe
OF bills are in the course Of prcpara
tion in relation % FREQ negroes. ilin
Grant salermen. hook psddlsr-. travel
iug agents and Northern men general,
They will olect . Governor thi
week.
IL is thousht that tho Hon. r. Pick
eus will I've chosen.
Tho President is understood to b,
opposed To the Seccs-ionisfs. and tha
he hopes South Carolins will appre
ciate the delicacy OF his position an,
not compel him to use force for III,
collection Of the revenue. But he vii
maintain the laws. collect the revenu,
AM protect the pnblic property.
notwithstanding Mr. Buchanan ha
not filed our idea Of a model Presii,n
We have confidence that he will pre-
serve the Union and sec that the law
enforced.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06

1hs following prediction was made
on Non nlay morning last by tho St.
Louis Bullelin. the leading Breckin-
iige organ Of Missouri. 1t may,
therefore. 10 accepted as a prophecy
which ia not inspired BY tho wish OF
the prophet:
Let us then maintain a position Of
strict and PEI feet neutrality. That Is
tho obvious policy IT Missouri. Her
position is all extremely fortunate one.
An abolition administration eau do
her no harm. nor intlct any disgiace
upon her. Ii tho Union lasts. she
can aud will speedily emaneipalo her
slaves. tako her place among the
dominant non-slayeh)ldins States.
aud march rapidly onward IN tho road
to numbers. wealth all power. The
transition from her present position
As a s,aveholdiny State to that oil d
Tree State would 30 as easy rs it Is
c,rtain. The aboli.ioni.ts hal. at tic
late elections. over 1900 voters IL
tho otate--a TOO ing in every county
That number has n resSed two iol,
b. tho result OF tho e'e,tIon. al
Charles Summer could set S5.Oul
votes in tho State OF Missouri to-Alor
row. lftae South submit. the mum
Dor Of anti.slavery mon will 10 im
mcnscly increased by tho secession q
timii anti-slavery mon. and oi thos,
who are unwilling Mi soiri TO i,
one OF the vassal States. II the Union
lasts through Lincoln = a lminiStIatlol
Missouri will note for an apolitionis
in 1864. AMI bc leading au'i olavcr,
State in tho Union.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06
4 administrators Sale Of
REAL ESTATE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, administrator
ofthe est ,te OF MOrdica +, I'd, deed.
Will sell nj rahlic outcrv at the curt house
door in the town of Winchester, in Ran
dolph County, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, THE l.TH DAY or DEcEnpI,, 1850,
All the right, title and interest OF said de-
CEASED in the following real estate, 10 Wit.
P.rt OF the northeast quarter of section
seventeen as follows. commsncng at the
northeast corns of said :, cfioi., s.v.nf,tn.
IN town n-hIp tw-iiy, o. range thirteen, theuce
south one hundred and sixty rods, thcLce
west one hundred and twenty three rods
and eight-is ntlis. thence north one hundred
AMI sixty rods. thence east one hundred and
twenty -ihIoe DIS and eight-tsnths u the
place Of beginning. being one hundred nnd
twcnty-thr,e acres more or less. So much
of the above tract Of land will be sold rs is
nec'sssry 10 rav Ga bis.
Terms of sale are, ono third OF the pur-
chase money on the day of sale. one-third
IN nine and the residue IN eighteen months
from day Of sale. The purchaser will be
required n execute roi,s for dsfsrr,d rar-
ments with approved security, waving val.
uati0n and arrr. il. m.nt laws, with int. ret
from date. When the proper court confirms
sad sale, the purch ,s,r will receive a deed
for the real estate sold, bv executing th,re-
on mortgage 10 sccrre said del.rr.d psv-
ments. the cost nf making and re- cordine the
same to be paid by III, rrrhfssr.
AxDnIw CoRrSEr.
Nov - iSSn. admir-.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06
VnE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
Slleriff'S sale.

DY virtue Of and execution to me
- directed from the Fa,ettr Com.
mon Pleas Court, will expose 70 Sal. nc
the court house door. IN Winchester, Ran.
dolph County, Ind b, on the
I'm DAY ~ DECEMBER, ise1,
between the hOurs OF 40 o'clock A. ~.
AMI o'clock p. N. of said day, the Follow
Ing re Il estate, situated Ia Randolph Coun
y, Ind, to wit:
Eighty acres of land OF OF the north side
OF the south half of section thhts five. in
township nineteen, of r,ngc twelve east.
the same being three hundred and twenty
rods eat and west. and forty rois nurih aud
south. All OF siid land or a sufficient
am ,unt thereof to satisfy said execution and
costs will be offered at two-thirds the sp-
praiS.ment.
Executed as the property of Leonard Pc
tro, ~ the suit of Willi,m Newkirk. WILL
inn W. Frybarger and " rtin Frsharg.r un-
der the firm name OF VI liam Nswkirk a Co
A. II. JlNKlNS.
Nov p. 1850. flee si.l Si'a X. c.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06

Congress met OH last Monday. and
vas opcucd by r-avr- ~ nsusl.
yonn,i:,ces from both Houses were
appointed II wait upon the President
snl notify him that they were ready to
receive any Communication he nigh,
be ready 10 make. after which they
adiourncd until Tuesa.y.
On Tuesday the Presidents message
was sen, 70 both Houses and read
The Indianapolis .Ionrna, furnishes an
abstract Of IL. On the great question
of the day-Seceesion-hc takes very
no.lsss,c grounds. ue thinks the on /.
" way the Unicu can 10 preserved i.
by the affection and love OF tho people
for IL. ani not by coercion. not ny ths
sword. Hts message is co, what il
has been reported 10 be. Iie was un
derssood ~ taking strong grounds
against secession. but kince the arri.
val Of tho Southern secessionist ho
has changed HE Message 50 az a.
make It moro palatsbls TO them. A
resolution prevailed offered hy Dr..
Bc;eler. 'efsrrins that portion Of the
Pre.ident's Message Which refers 10
tho present condition OF tho country
a. a COMMITTEES OF ono from each
State who may report at any time.
Several OF tho Southern members
refused to vote. saying thu, they were
ont Of tho Union. Mr. Clingman. ol
North Carolina. was i:r favor of the
Unicn 50 long a. il protec e,|
North Carolina IN her rights. but nc
longer.
a stormy session will douhtlc. bc
the result Of the present excited state
Of the puhlic mind. We shall pub
lib the Message in full so soon as W,
get il. sni give correct and coucis.
reports Of tho doinss 10 Con gross.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06

The indianapolis Jonrnal SAYS that
the telegraph brings the news that Mr.
Seward will csfer at an early day a
proposition to divide territory with tn
Slave States on the basis Of the Mi .
souri Compromise line.
We can not believe it, especially af-
ter reading the following extract from
his great speech. delivered on the nighI
OF the 81 OF March. 1854. few hours
only before !he repeal OF the Missouri
Compromise. He said:
Il, has been no proposition Of mine
70 abrogate them now; (the compro
misses OF 1890 and 1850. bu, ths
proposition has come from another
qnsrter-frcm an adverse one. IL l.
about To prevail. The shifting sand,
OF compromise are passing from under
my feet. AMI they are now. without
any agency OF my own. taking holl
again on the rock Of the Constitution
1t shallbe no fault of mine. il they DO
Not remain firm. This seems To b.
suspicious OF better days and wiser
legislation. Through all the darkness
AMI gloom oi the present hour. bright
stars are breaking. that inspire In
with hope, and excite me to persever-
snre- 1ney show that the day oi
compromises has past for ever, and
that henee:orvari all great questions
between Freedom and Slavery legi,i
natrly coming here-and none other
can come-sba.l b. deciled. as the,
onghs to be, upon their merits, ty "a
fair exe.eise OF legislative power. and
not by bargains Of eqnivocal prudence,
II not Of doubtful morality.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06

THE sxALoAxArroS OF LAxouAors. -T'her,

The ssALeAnArioS OF LA~oUAcEs.-T'here
IS growing tendency In this age 10 appro-
PIRATE the most expressive woFsis OF other
languages, and aIttra while TO nc lrporate
them into our own: thus the word Ieph-
slic. which u II, N the Greek, signiiying
''lor the head" j. now becoming popular
ia connection with Mr. Spaldine's great
Headache remedy, but Il will soon be ussd
10 more general WAY. and the word Ceph.
alic will b, come as common as li,ctrotype
aud m my Others whose distinction as fOr-
ign words has beeu worn away 10y common
usage until they seem 'nauye and 10 the
manor born"
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06
Sheriff'S Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution 70 me direct
ID ed from the Randolph Circuit Court :.
! will expose % sale at the court house
door in Winchester, Randolph County. "a
diana, on the
i2fh day Of December, 1850,
between the hours Of ~ o'clock, NJ, and
o'clock. p N, Of said day, the following
real estit-. sitasted in Randolph COUNT.
Indiana. 20 wit:
The west half Of she northwest cuar.er
AMI the north-west fractional quarter of
section twenty-nine. in township nineteen.
OF rsnSe l2 east
Executed ss the property of William Ken
yon. at th. sui, OF Cornelius TharI.bur. h.
a. H. JENKINS.
Nv %, ls6'. fee Sh'f r. c.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06

Mr. Douglas was screnaded a
Washington City on Saturday night
December lst. and Responded in a
short speech. in which he referred tn
a. II. Stephens with marked respcc,
and endorsed every word at his lat
speech. AMI expressed his b lief that
there was party yet strong erongt
10 save the couEiry. He said that the
Personal Liberty Bills should have
never have been passed. anil that Con
gress hal power to remove any
obstruction to the Fugitive Slav,
Law whether resulting from State oI
any other Legislation. He exhortetl
his friends not To indulge in recrim-
nations. to let bygones be by-gones.
AMI to mite for the preservation of the
Union. lie concluded by saying iha'
on Monday he shonld resume hi- seat
In the Senate with no prejulico or
ill feeling toward any one except the
foes Of his county.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06
ArtcluuS Ward Om "<'Orts."
Every man of intellck has got hi,

Fort.
Danil Webstoi's Fort was &c
speccherfy in the llauls OF kopgris,
d. make Dickshunaries.
Shakspeer rote good PLACE bu' HI
wooient hev bin with pint of koli
Silar as a stenncrgrailick R-portir.--
Wood hi? Hey? lie bet 2 dollars he
woodent.
Old George Washington's Forl
was to not hev eny public man OF the
present day resemble HIM TO eny al.
armiug extent! Where bowts car
Georges ekal be found! | ask. d
boldly anser no whares. or cny wher,
else.
Old man Townsin's Fort was I,
maik Sas-ypeliIer. Coy 10 th'
wnrld! anuther life saivedl" (Cot
ashun from Townsin's advertise
munt
Cyrus Fields is to lay sub.ma
chine tellergraf under the boundiu til
Icr OF the O,hun & the have it Bust
My Fort is the great moral show
bizhis & ritin chcice fomeraly li,era
tor Tor the noo>papcrs. That's what,
the matter with me.
e., &c. DC S. mite go on tc
an inieainii extent.
Twict I've endeavorcd to do thing
which thay wasn't my Fort. Th,
fust time was when | undertook {.
lick oud shus cuss who cut hol,
in my tent & krawled threw. Sez
my jentlo Sir 20 out or shall fall
onto You putty hevey." SEE h.
Vale in. Old wax figgers." WHARF
upon | went for him. but he cawt IN,
powerful on the he'd & knockt IN,
threw the tent into cow pastur.-
lie pursood the attack d. flung me in.
10 null puddle. As l aroze & rung
out my drencht garments | koncIudi,
ntin wasn't my Fort. lille now ris,
the kurtin rpon Seen 81: 1t is cy
S sllum that seek consolashuni Ia tie
III win Brle. But in a certin town
in lnjianny in the Faul of Is. my
orgin grinder got sick OF the fever d
died. never .elt so ashamed in nv
lie. IL | lhwat lie hist in lew swal-
ler~ OF suthin stiengshcenin. Kon>e-
guns Was | Iii. ted in so mn h
didn't zactly knuw WHARF bowts was
turned my livin wild beests oi Pray
looss into the street ts opsot my wax
wurks. l then Bet | Good play hos>
30 | harnist myself to Kanal botc
tsere bein two other ho>ses hitchcd on
likewise. | behind and anuther ahead
of me. The driver hollerel for us t.
git and we dill. Bat the nosses bein
unused tn sicn a arrangement hugul
To kick * squeal K rails up. konce-
auents was was kickt vilently in the
stummuck * back Il presently | fownd
ny>eli in the kanaI with the other
hosses, kirkcn l. yellin like a tribe
Ut Cusscarorns savyUis. | was res
Good. j. a. | was bein carried To the
tavern on a hamlock Boad scj IN a
feeble voise, Boys, playin hos isn't
my Fort
MoRArL.-Neyer dca't do nothin
which it isn't your Fort. ef you 10
You'll end yoursla sllashing in round
in the ka a.. 6sgeratively spaking IL
Vanity t'air.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06

HEADACHE is the favoritc sign by
watch nature makes known any deviation
whatever from the natural Il tie fthe brain,
aad viewed la this light IL msy be looked
on as a safeguard intended 10 give notice OF
disease wh.ci might otherwise escape atten-
tion, tiil too late T. be rtmedied, al its
indie atoms should ntytr Ice neglected.
Headache may be classified under two
names, viz: SympIoma.ie and ldiopathic.-
symptom itic Headache is exceedingly com.
mon and - the precursor OF great Nsricty
Df diseases, among which are Apopiexy
Jut, Rhematsm and all febrilc else .ses.
In its nervose form IL IL sympathetic al
disrase OF the stomach cons. .iuting SICK
headache, OF hepttic disease constituting
bilious heGddehs, of worms, constipation
ini other dlsJritrs OF the bowels, as well
As renal aud uterine affections. Diseases
OF the heart are very frequently attended
with lieadsche; Ann;nia and pl,tori are
also all, ctiops which frequently occasio A
head ache. Iliopathic Headache Is nlso YER,
common, being usually distinguished by
| the name OF nerDoss headache, sumetim, :
coming on Sudduny in state Of apparently
sound health aud prosirating at cnce al,
mcnill and physical entrs les, and in &c h ?
instance II comes on slowly. h,raldtd by
depression OF spirits or accrbity OF temper.
IN most instances the pain Is IN the iront
OF the head, over one or both eyes. aud
sometimes provoking vomiting; und,r this
ella Is MY also be named Neural yio.
| For the trvatmcnt oi either class of Head
ache the Ccph ilic Pills have bccm found q
sure and safe remedy, relieving the mos
| acute pains in few minutes, and 10y is
subtle power eradicating the diseases al
which Headache is the unerring index.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06

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Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06

CHEERING ISrELLrozvcE comes tn us daily
rom various parts OF the country, where
those troubled with humors and c'srDnic
6 'm2laints ase freely using Dr.. s. A. wea-
ver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
Canksr Cure aud C.rate. They are truly
good articles aad We are glad to sec them
'.accss3 as ley deserve TO.
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06

\ YANKEE GIRL's AsPoSrHsxrr.-
\ yang hiy from Vermont, teaching
) town in Georgia. writes To heI
parents thus:
1.-The people here are very mnch
exci,e,! over the s!ection Of Mr. Lin.
colin. Yesterday they formed q mill
tary company among the Young men.
with view TO exIgeneIes of the honr,
and to-day they came ont TO drill
The most remarkable part that pc, :
lormance was TO see each soldier have
a negro along 10 carry his gun"
Randolph County journal., 1860-12-06

The cffers which wa made in the
Vermont Legislature TO repeal the
Personal Liberty Law faiIei. There
were fiily -eigas votes in favor Of re-
peal to pe hundred and twenty five
opposed. in the House. As the Dem.
oerafse strength is but twenty-five. i,
follows ths, q, least thirty three Re-
pr5lisaHs vs:sl f1r repeal II Sszs,te.