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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

'ENTLEMEN-In pursuance OF the Ara
" Section Of the Actof slh May. ls5f, Won
are hereby notified 10 meet IN Convent.on =,
the Court House in Lewisburg, on the FIR.
Monday Of MAY, \. ID, 1860. (being the an
day of the month"; al 1 O'Clock IN the after.
noon, and select rirG rnce, by The majority Of
the whole number If Directors present, one
person Of Scientific and literary requirement,
and Of >kIil and experience in the arr Of teach
ing. as County Superintendent. for the thr,.
succeeding yearS-drteTmine the amount Of
compensation for the same-and cerlify III.
result 10 the SAFE Superintendent. at Harm,
burg, az required The l9lh and iGrh Sections
Of said Act u. HECkENDORN,
County Superintendent
New Berlin. Pa, March 20, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

Late arrivals from England state that
the bully beast named Heenan, who went
from America to fight an Englishmen of
the same character named Sayers, has been
arrested, and that the strong arm of Law,
Influenced by the Moral sentiment of Eng
land, would probably break up the propos-
ed brutal exhibition, upon which large
sums of money were bet. All honor to
Old England for this If The fellows had
no souls, aud if the influence would not be
evil, it were no pity if they should bruise
each others "ugIy mugs until they would
make hyena vomit, and if each should
knock out what little brains the other had
but the public veal demands suppress
sion of such demoniacal encounters.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27
Gampa;ga GGhronic!c."

We will send the SrhH & Chronicle from
the week of the Chicago Nomination to the
close Of the Presidential E!ectiun-2G weeks
for so cents, 50 fU. II copies, $40 for -
copies. Send in the names.
The first Nc. (Nay ls) will contain Mr..
Stewards Speech, and We will give other good
things occasionally. We should carry the
next President \ general diffusion Of the
right doctrine is that all is needed. We will
do our share. Send On the names and the
money.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

Corn TARRING.-It is one Of the best
preveutives against crows, aud worms, and
other pests of the farmer, to tar seed corn
when planting. Soak the seed in warm
water till it is plump, and then the tar
viii not retard germination. Put, then,
about a gill OF tar to a gallon Of hot wa
ter, and stir it till the tar is melted and
thoroughly mixed with the water, and
then pour in as much of the seed-corn as
you can stir about freely. Then take out
The seed, and coat it with plaster of Paris,
or dried leached ashes, or fine, dry loan,
Of dust. The proportion of tar to water
should be such that it should coat the corn
perfectly with a very thin coat. No one
who taEs secd-corn will ever curse the
crows
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27
Estate Of James 3 Hamlin. ESQ.

81 Sold by every re-I,.-al'a Dru-g.,; and D,a
NJ" i-iur Throughout '. state.
rhl..La. Na--L ]. l--J
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T. DUE WEST
FEMALE COLLEGE.

TnE BOARD OF TRUSTEES would invite
Il the attention Of the public to this Insti
aution, and solicit tlieir continued and increas-
ed patronage. 1t has been, the past year, in
successful operation. Though the present
building is not very commodious, convenient
access enables the more advanced pupils to re-
main at their Boarding Houses d. ring the
intervals between the hours of recitation. A
large College Ed6ce is in process of erection.
This, when completed, will liks wise furnish
Boarding accommodations for number of bi.
pills: For the present, Boarding eau b. had
in the families of Rev. J. I. Bonner, Rev. ].
Galloway. and others
The Exercises VIII be resumed OH the THIRD
MONDAY OF OCTOBER. 50
The course of study is as thorough and ex
teneive as IT is in other similar Institutions
ihere are Three Departments: The Primary,
the Academic, or Intermediate, and tue Collie.
gate. The year is divided into Two Sessions
Of Ave months each. The following are
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-31
DEATH OF MRS. PREssLY.

Less than month ago it was our painful
duty to record The death of Dr. E. E. Pressly
now we have % state that his widow, Mrs
Mary Press y, is also dead. She was called
away on the morning of the goth inst How
inscrutable are the ways of Provideucei In
the last six months four members Of this family,
the father. the mother, and two children,
one an infant-have been buried. In the last
seven years nine members Of the family have
died. Altogether, about fourteen chill ireu the
most Of them infants. two were married dauelSs
ters, have cntered'into rest. Two only re-
main.:
Mrs: Mary Pressly was the second wife of
DR.. F., to whom he was married about seven
years ago. She was daughter of Mrs. Tsy-
lor, of Bethel, in Laurens, and sister of the
wife Of Rev. D. F. Haddon. Naturally amia.
ble, woman Of sound judgment and good
sense and child OF grace, Mr.. P. was well
fitted for the position of a minister's wife. and
for the more difficult post of step mother. In
every station she wore the ornaments of
meek and quiet spirit She wns a good wo:
man, and hos doubtless gone up from the
church below, to join the General Assembly
above.
Being in the prime Of life, and ordinarily en-.
Jey'"g good health, Mrs PressIy gave promise
OF long life at the time Of the death of her
husband, but already she has gone, with her
lIttlG babe, to meet him aud the little ones that
had gone before. Mira. P was the mother CT
three children. all of whom preceded her TO
the land of spiriis She died of Puerperal
Fever. blessed are they that die in the Lord"
Due Wtas2slesrops.
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HoN'IFTEacogRsE Writ H6RTHERN
NERqHANTs.
AkEftSplk ABpEvlLLE DISTRICT.

aAEET1NpaN ABBEF1LLE DISTRICT.
Ats meeting Of thssssitizens Of Greenwood
and vicinity. oaythesfith inst, uspsJ. r. Tan,
aAsr being called to Che Chair, end J. T. PARK.
!Tsdaested 70 act.as Secretary, the following
preambi. resolutions were adopted:
Whereas the tine has passed. when the
Soutb might look to the Nolfhfsss the protec.
tioHStrer constitutional riaeshtA oF a:snspe
of tfeasaults which have s6seps6eapsd upon
hsr6tisens FROM the pulpit lind the FORUM
,sdenoaheing fhe1isas barbarisns, and declaring
an irrepressible war to he waged sapon her ia:
stitutione. until they are abolished, or her soil
deluged with blood: Be it therefore,
Resolved, That to hold political or CONNER,
sjal intercourse with patty. whose only prn-
ciple is hostility to the South, evinces a tota
Disregard OF our revolutionary ancestry. aud
is treason to the Constitution of the United
States.
Resolved, That our self-respect demands the
eimIhsdiate establishment Of non intercourse
ssandfwe pledge ourselves to patronize and aus
tain our merchants who buy their goods in
Southern cities. in preference to those who
patronize Northern merchants *
Resolred, That in the opinion of this meet,
ing, the Legislature should. Al its next eession
levy tax discriminating between goods Dor nor.
chased iDNorthern cities aud those imported
directly from Europe to Southern ports
Resolved, That these resolutions, with tEe pre-
amble, be published in the Charleston Mer.
curry; the New York Day Book. the AbbeyiIle
banner, and Independent Press,Sswil please
copy.
J. r. TARRANT, Chairman.
7. PARKs. Secretary.
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L1TTLE,'s
RINeWORM g. TETTER, OINTMENT
FORTS, No. n

Hundreds Of cases Of Chronic Tetsers sc.ld Heads
and diseases Of tho skin generally, have been cured
No. preparation (being stronger1 scarcely a case @
has been found that 1t will not esctusly eadicats
In short time For the cure Of Cancerouy Sosei
and Ulcers It is applied N the form Of plastsrs aaS
Is almost infallible. s& :
In more than two o'hundsed places ID Georgia, and
IN tue Southern States, thSyets to be had and a.
there are seamps about who are counterfsiting his
remedies, by palming or their own or something
ese by using the same or similar names Wor no pa.
tent Swanted Or secured amid the absurd patents Of
the day,) let all be cautioned TO look well for thS
signature Of the Proprietor, thus -
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CONSIGNEES-

Agnew. Med d Co. W McCombs. w A d
R Gains. A 1. Gray, d ] Jordan, D
Sondley, c T Haskell, A Si,nonda p s Rut
ledge, T Perrin. Thomas Eukin, + w Meaus
w ard, II 81 Davis, w NJ Belcher, S L Jones.
Matthew Mcdonald, DR. J. Yarhrough. J ]
Cunningham. ] = Dalton. w II Parker, j.
Marshall, Q V Barnes, s McGowan, IL Viii
SOL, Hon ID l. Wsrilaw
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-31
LITTLE,S
FRENCH MIXTURE,

This is prepared from French Recipe lin tho
forms OF No. and Z tho first for the acute, and
No for the chronic stage) and from III dnexampied
success is likely to supersede every other remedy
for tho core Of diseases OF the Kidneys
fluor AIbAS affections. RSs extensive compound
combines properties totally different In ta.{s and.
character from anything to be found In the limited
states Pharmacop@ia and In pointof safety and On.
cheney 10 not riyalled In America.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-31

AouE CuRE-This is some thing of a science
ns we'll as rnedicihe The supreme difficulty of
the science is to accomplish +its end without
injury to the health-the supreme excellence
Of the medicine is in accomplishing just that
Fever and Ague has long been cured by Qui.
nine: Arsenic Bismuth, Mercury, but the mis-
chief was, the deep and often painful footprints
they have LEFT on the constitutions treated by
particle of either of these or any other deli
ferrous substance. Aud he promises not onl ly
absolute safety but perfect certainty of cure,
with which we may mention another quality OF
excellence not to be over looked in these times
and that is his low price, which puts this
crowning glory Of his nrt. within the reach Of
all Herald, Lake Co., Ind.
,. ---SsS--
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-31

CHARLESTON PEEpAEEp.- The Nontoomerr
Mail says:
Once more we direct the attention Of mer
chants in Alabama. Georgia and mississ;nn;
who read the "Ma'I,"to the advertisement Of
the Charleston merchants, in Our coiiimn,.
Spring drmopstfated TINT Charleston. thoiIG,
comparatively a small is about as good a ri3at.
ket as the Northern cities The goods impor
ted there directly from abroad apE ouits A,
good IN quality and asSlow in pricef Those
who trade there last Spring were well pleased .
and 30 we.e eShsir, caatoners at horAe
Let us addgene other consideration. Three
years OF "fSoathefn trade would make Charleston
the equal. in all respects. of the great Norh.
ern cities. And do our merchants see no adj
vantage in having city at the Soqlh of suAi
c'ent capacity TO supply all our wantsl We
know the hundred ingenious arguments fur
nt*hett6y Northern Dealers snd retoiled bv Their
friends at the South-but we know also that
hrst'rate business me4etell us that tliey get eli.
cellent stocks in Char leatso,. at fajr. prices
Wgpeople of the SGdf3s oda6t ~ sn.ok opt
in tbfs behalf We Isave SOME merchants who
will stand by our Sonhernsp @ sskesst if thew are
s;,. sas.a,Iaa .s @ @hutehesop. Gl 4 Co.,, this
Nv Ysassd s only add to- 4fa, tNrressis.. that
1sg @sfei'ants, in all lines of bes'ness: arc mo-
opening and arranging large aud we'll seles,et
stoeks, OF which nearly all foreign goods, hsy.
been imported direct from -tf1e best makets
Cur landlords ass prepared aud5preparing.
al.o, to give increaseS comforts and accomme
datione and the admitted excellence for our f
no n1.ess IS al additional ihddcement to visitors
There ere varied attractions in our city switch
NIFTY alsp entertain the intervals Of business. or
the Ims'of visitor who come for pleasure and
acquaintance and sightseeing.
tg'yes us.pleasure TO be able 10 fetort
continued atats Of good health, and we again
request ourfriends at distance to bsiiev
nothing against the health Of Charestop,
nSnSs reported from intesasted seurceS or
Courier.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-31
HURT & eAIH6TTN.

. RMsIEAD BURT and 3AAEsc. CAL.
~ A:HoBzL hare formed pSrtSnc,stin for
prsssics In the Ccutts Of ka~ and s1aaisy
Mr. BgRf VIII be In ths 0Gss on and stter
tns tpla asY e sspte2ssx ps1t, Kid win de-
,bnstpesS. = - < - y '''' =
vi 4sbeviiis cesft Heuss. =, ).
; ''zsAugsst teth lse0 ssf ssa :,
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NQep, EfsllY NA0, ,
DELAWARE md, Mlss saDRaIs IS
: State. tier ass:;s;:
Capital Rtiss -,
1fsS ~ @S .aE6 Al6,

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=, weoD. EppYsd Col tMansSssss
The MapssesS odicss afesoa isaasg
sra1s,n psst'sses sSs @
swern commi, sione!s ,anpoIntsa the sSos-
Wood. Eddy &. Go. Lottefy~
GLASS, .NO.{t45A.
.Draos on 'tsataraay, ;Sepa.aaa 1850. :
70 Nunfbers.-1s Dsa~ns sBallats: ~.
4 q teAND CAPITAL5fRizEt tGF
=. -, B1OsOOC4
r';ss - 1855 sssss ,ss ss Fslss' # ssss
8 10000 Co.. 80 100
sEa" :, 4, ,ooo: aks =: :: sS
$ $ %s .ssss: s'sss EasasS@ a;sas %:; -
SO, ssG ,sso: Prizes ataeSssIas SS TO e'esiarsso
Nearly Irsse to As3r&2 p gEssstA :,
Whole Tieketsssso Halves tsd. dnrlet IS
Certificates 0f Fdexhges if& ;tA4 above
ssas%e Sci; r !; VIII Se Sold atthe Iasss'
, ssTsSls * Ts;i. Tisssts. ...' 's sssss &: .
S as EIsasss ssfsssi 4 Z Ss
SPLENDID. ssGsflI[ifill sl[iij
To be Drawn in September g. H.
Glass 424 Draws W edo esdsy' ssisso
Clnss 43s Draws W edntsdaa 1885. !:
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lId.Cy.J1sls

e4g N&S.EG&8Izk
RaICATIoN Win bs.psSde :; 10 - psxt
eislaturs to eeSfs On tie ToyH Cpus5sji
81 a AsssyiHs. 3ths to Tax tha tissss q
|: 9 .,,s.Ss 4. .se,,sk,. RIA, FAIR, tesa.aA (
6 at u 70, lss s9us 81 Sss - -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-31
& aEH CAROLINA.
ay IA, X C., April 20, 1850,

s. ~, b G.. April 20, 1860.
? Nssrf 4Ee5SxssaCo.s
iGsntlege6 Pleastssnd me per fnt stea.
Hxsssix datsn OF Dk. WnrAR's BAisAM os Wnp
5s9ssitg and BY those who have used Il
ysSdisg& valued. Indeed: pursb assrs
Ssssgs1s are load in praise of its yirues in
ssaay sasasg Google, Colds snd Pulmonary
spsssfasy. n q. HENRY.
QssAs pss5 rsspsetsbie gentlemen lp Laar,
sAAsafE fEfist sAsss ussd ind believe. in
3E&7 ysass ef 40 smssiss sWHsux es,ar.
ossk ~ " cSart.s 10 uiaex ssss.s
Aisas atlss. ~ -
assssS asss q = 4 q =.
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:. QukRy.-Have you seen that big Indian IN
another column boiling Roofs Barks and Leaves
for the "Cherokee Remedyg' 8.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

UThe Homestead bill, which passee
the House Of Representatives las
Monday week. provides that any per
son who is the head II family, Of
who has arrived at the age Of twenty
one years, and is citizen Of the Uni
ted States. or who shall have declared
his intention to become such. shall b
entitled TO enter free Of cost 100 acres
Of public land, upon which such per
son may have fixed presumption
claim, which may, at the time such
application is made, be subject to pre-
emtion at 81 % or less per acre, or 50
acres at - 50 per acre. No ccrtiti-
cate or patent is to be issued until the
expiration Of five yeare from the date
ofentry-and on the payment Of SO,
rights are secured to the actual settlers
to Issue to heirs and devisee the lands
SO acquired, which are then, in no
event, TO become liable for the satis-
faction Of any debts contracted prior
to the issue OF the patent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

1.-the attention Of the proper au-
thoriiy is directed to the nuisance Of
a ccad hog on North Main street, be-
yond West. and also ono on West ST..
vest Of Main. These things should
be Immediately attended 70, as the
season is fast approaching when such
ihings may cause serious unhcalthi
ness in orr town,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

FIcHr.-We are informed that las,
Friday two men, Of the name Of Glib.
son, brothers, residing 10 Martin Co.,
. short distance from Haysville, 20,
into an alteration about their rights
to some land which had belonged e
their deceased father, when Rober,
Gibson ordered his brother of, and
upon bic not going helped him of b
seizing . club and striking him &C.
we're blow behind the right ear, iniur.
ing him 90 that he has been confined
to his bed ever since. A good dcal
Of excitement exists about IN he i'm.
mediate Dcighbofhood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

CoorER's MrLL.-This establish
ment. about five miles west Of this
place, turned out its first grist Of corn
meal last Saturday, for Mr.. A. q. Nor
gan. We are told that the machinery
all works splendidly, and the most
sangnine expectations in regard to it
are realized. This Mill will now be
q great advantage to the citizens Of
that locality, and we arc sure, with its
present enterprising and accommoda-
ting proprietors, it will receive a very
liberal encouragement. 1t is the in
tention to establish for it the reputa-
ton Of No. mill, and 1t behooves
all in that neighborhood to give II
what assistance they can.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

UWe notice that but compare
lively few shade trees adurn the side
walks Tor the place where side walxs
ouget to beg Of our town, This il no,
as it should be. Who that has walked
any distance during sultry summer
day las not been grateful Tor the re-
freshing shade Of a tree. and many
are the blessings, no doubt, which
have been asked by the pedestrian for
those who have planted trees to shell
ter his path. Besides, those towns that
are well provided with shade trees are
proverbial for their healthiulness and
romantic beauty. We hope our citi-
zcns will see to it, and remedy tliis de-
feet in the appearance Of our town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

A THRILLING RAILROAD SCENE
We are informed BY reliable gentle
man Of this place, that on Tuesday
as the passenger train coming Yves
on the o. & NJ. X. X. was within ,
few miles Of Washington, the engi
neer discovered two little girls stand
ing on the track apparently uncon
ccrned, and looking at the rapidly ap
preaching locomotive. He immedi.
ately whistled on the brakes and re-
versing his engine, succeeded in stop,
ping the train some fifteen or twenty
feet from where the girls were stand.
ing.
The seemingly unconscious little
lasses looked at one another for q mo.
ment, when the youngest one. looking
at her sister said: "Didn't that thing
come up to us prcttys' The eldest Of
the girls was apparently six years d
age and the youngest three.
vincennes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

CnARLEsr.wS. Va. Mar

CaARLEsrows, VA, March l6.
The town Was lhronged with visitors I,
dsy. and several companies Of military ser,
present.
Stephens and Hszleit were hung q, moor
10 day. They appeared resigned 70 then
fate. Stephens died very hard. while Haz
lett died without struggle. Both exhibl.
Ted great irmness.
There we're no religious sxerrses a. NJ.
saiicws. a. the prisoners persisted il refusing
sll the kindly offices Of The ministry ii lhr,,
last moments. They were both spisiiuslis,r
and hsd peculiar religion Of their o~ u
which enabled them 10 NEE, their fate irh
and resignation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21


1JIt will be rccolected that Hen
~ ). Lane. the Republican candiat.
for Governor, is the man who prcsiL-
ed over the Republican sectional Con
vention which nominated Fremont in
1856, and that he selected Joshua X.
Giddings as one Of the Committee thar
framed the platform which was aiup-
ted by that Convention. Ii will lie
rccollectcd, too, that Giddings is the
man who declared that "ihe soul u
Henry Clay was expiating its iniquity
in he'll" Think Of this, old Clay
Whigs-you who once fought under
the banner Of the great statcsm man oi
Ashland, and still love and cherish
his memory!-tllink Of it when you 20
to record your ballots-Lane, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor, Sc
Letting as one Of the committee 10
frame platform upon which You
were asked to stand, the sacrcligious
cd traitor from Ohio, who declared
that the soul Of your once great lead
CT 10 expIating its iniquiiy in hell.
Boone County Pioneer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

UJFrom official sources the New
York Tribune has gathered few facts
of interest with reference to members
OF Congress. One sixth Of the whole
number were born in New ! ork. one
tenth in Virginia. one tenth IN Penn
sylvania. one-fourteenth in Ohio, and
the same in Kentucky.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

1.-THE police 81 Pittsburgh on
saturday made descent upon a cock
hit in that city, and captured twenty
two:pcrsons, and chickens enough to
last an ordinary sized family for a sea
son. The Mayor. says the Chronicle.
is determined to crush out everything
of the kind in the city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

Z USr RECEIVED an for SALE cheaper
- Than ever At ihs Chesp Cs-h Store :
ire assortment Of Prints Dvlaines. G4ng.
Jams Detsi,s. Lus,rr Plain ami barred is
connects. spring rhswls If tee latest style
Ladies coIlsrs. Dress frima ings. Ribbon
aces Edginss &C.. also a fine assortment Of
/ ajy.msde clothing, Hats and Caps boots
md shoes. Groceries, HARDWARE and Cut
ilsry. March 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

DTA letter from St. Louis says the
Roman Catholics have by far the most
church property there, and are more
numerous than any one denomination
1t is said that their church seminary
and charity property in that city which
is not taxed, is worth 81 900, 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

IL The Westminster Review states
that whitefeld, the great rcvivali-t
preacher, was at one time slaychold-
er in Georgia, being at his death the
owner Of fifty slaves. men, woncnand
whom he lett in his will t.
the Countess Of Huntington.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-03-21

UNION SENTIMENTS IN Iowa. The Hon
orable Thomss Drummond 10 = Republican
Senator from Benton county.
When the Ccppic resolution vas VI in The
Senate. be used the following language "a
express his patriotism:
when heard Of the requisition for Bar.
clay Coppic, did say that hoped hey new.
ler would get him, and that 4 willingly end
gladly would subscribe Eve dollars 10 nav !
messenger 70 warn C,ppic Of lis dsnger.-
As 20 John Brown. he was one 81 Coos No..
blemen. and HE memory would shine in our
history when that Of cerisin Democrats
Presidents and ex Pres iden,s, ~ho had mad.
him what he war, would have perished."
Do Saturday, IN the House, call wac
made tor The Personsl Liberty bill. in sup.
port Of which DR.. witer, grey haired Re
publican Representative from Linn county,
expressed. az his opinion. that lie Comet.
tuition was constantly held BY Democrats q.
= baiering ram, but for his par, h. didn't
regard i. lie would .ps,s Liberty bill ii
spite Q! the Constitution and the Supreme
Court. AMI no two-legged blood hound should
y he could prevent i. take . fugitive slave
from Iowa"
Judge Clagge,, moved 10 refer The petition
for Liberty til 10 o committee. inslruc,ina
them 70 report adversely. which was voted
down BY vote Of A. 10 30. This 10 what,
constitutes Union sentiment 10 lows, &C.
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