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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-21
Prince Of Wales.

Within few days this important per-
sonage will have made his appearance
in America. This young chap is the
heir apparent to the Throne of England,
and is his mammals oldest boy. He will
strut his little hour on this side of the
herring pond, and 60 back with the idea
that America is great country.
Porter's Spirit alleges that "the heir
apparent was from his childhood un-
commonly dull, unimpressible by such
objects as generally gain the attention
of children. His mental condition was
such as to excite great and constant anx-
iety in his mothers mind. The Royal
Physicians (both those in Ordinary and
Extraordinary, the first medca lmen in
the Kingdom, were called in frequent
and anxious consultation on the subject.
They united in recommending that his
fathers (German system of training
should be abandoned, and that instead
Of charming and forcing his weak intel
lect, his guardians should give him light
and agreeable exercise of mind AS well
as the body. This course was adopted;
and the result is that child Of natural
~ feeble powers, by good management,
has been reared into youth of barely
respectable intelligence" On the other
hand correspondent Of THE Freeman s
Journal violently assails the moral char
acter OF the Prince, reviving the story
Of his being sent to Cauada on account
of an illplaced attachment between
himself and one Of the Queens mails
| of honor.
EGypr WIDE AwAKE.-The Belle
vile Democrat says that the Democra-
cy in that section is making the most
gallant canvass ever made 10 Southern
Illinos. 1t is not worth while to be
mealy-mouthed about it, or too modest
to speak the fact oct, for we are carry.
ing everything in the country our own
way this year. The county is now FIJI.
ly redeemed from the disgrace of black
abolitionism, and only awaits the Nov.
embcr election to make the fact univer.
sally known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-21
AWFUL CALAxrT.-The following &C.
count of the ravages of the drouth are

count OF tue raVages OF the drOuth are
Indeed CT shocking character
~. d. N. Smith. Of Charlton. vas 10 our
droath still continued in north y extern Missouri
and Kansas-that he had inst been throuoh
several counties in that part Of Miesouri. and
found the wheat. corn. aoassi assy ssd all other
crops. toaslly destroyed. Farmsrs vsse ssfline
~ their stock snd many Of thsa moving out.
He Parshassd 600 hogs, asd has promised =
return and buy 600 more. II 10 20 drv there
that u % deOsu3s - get water for stock vhile
diving = the 0tate, end almost impossible -
by go 1l1 u t61fible 49, ~ p
.Heabsys. ssss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-21
National Democratic Campaign Com.
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Hon. G. l.. VALLANEIaHAM, OF Ohio.
Hon WV. BARKsDALE, Of Mississippi.
Hon. MILES TAYLOR Of Lou siana
Hon. WILLIAM EIGitR. Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. THOMAS :. BococK Of Virginia.
Hon. JOmS A. LoGAH. Of Illinois.
Hon. WILLrAY II. ENGLISH, Of Indiana.
Hon. JONI C0CHRANE, Of New York.
NJ. w. CLrsKgY, Secretary Of Committee.
All communications should be addressed to
Hon. q. l.. VAIJ.ANDIGHAN,M NC,
Chairman National Democratic Campaign Com.
Washington, ID. &.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-21

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-21

A very remarkable and interesting
discovery has been made in one of the
mounds or tumuli Of the Sciota Valley,
Ohio, consisting Of a stone five and
three.quarter inches long, with inscrip.
tions in Hebrew, which are thus desert.
bed and translated.
The letters are about an inch long,
though several are longer, They seem
to be cut as clean as die, and are very
good specimens of letter carving in
stone. The inside surface Of the letters,
however, are little rough. possibly
caused by sand or clay adhering. A
good lac simile impression could be ia.
ken on paper tro" each by any Iitho.
grapher.
Mr.. McCarty, of Newark, a fair Heb
rast, first translated the inscriptions, but
in order to verify his translation, Mr.
Gatmau, without signityng that they had
been rendered into English, sent them to
DR.. Wise, the IsraeIite, who handed
them to DR.. Lilienthal, Rabbi, and who
translated them Is follows, agreeing with
MI, McCarty's translation. present the
Hebrew characters in English in con.
ncction with the translation, viz:
Kedosh Ksdashins,
The Holy OF Holes.
zordth Jehovah,
The Law Of God.
Melek E,ets.
Ofthe King ofths Earth.
Devar Jehovah,
Is the Word of The Lord.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28

EF Bsrns esEs gsaE he .oasn eansist. tie as4ua fnsa1cs af sse par 1f rsar'sI1d co~radnl7 knowr v sSs ord aaEY gsl 'lss-s a Hqrkgszg4s 'F aa9 .aas --s.Eassg1 2 r xraes3 hg es1les. nav ssusssia1es si.lsi-esi vaa anak. ke had yse sssae aalon- tssEr. f4 aoS a few fnsfaaees. see7e at sse Ea- A-y 4Nrsss - bsxaaniaa 'fg~ genefsaiiY fasses 'riaesAss. IHd evsn rl1Fses- 2 gaeuac EsT rits the boes saaf A-- eaa-tsf fses ssssaeaacs q slaessEa- s-- seg a1oara tae asorug eaaa my selsel 6ss sriends. he cannng edsoss his wsrt- fsoxss and as lave seg es8-ss ssanfi ? esue n e5areer wFa slasagaaFis- aad have had See orrer'unifles of pFeug .sdr51rssY knaw5nr tteu- Aad ny sr- rsr5snee sf lae eiasahaa heea very salcl ss@ revesse of .aaE Of B.sras. ! hare usuafy Esua8 ,keir virrass af merely f6e- zfricss cass, a1d tss3f giess real rzeeh assEsses3 GsaesDagT s1 sens leseaEees. ssss a eals1asaess q fseliaz and arsaasesa ef s95r8 fglaz csncea.e8 beaeasa. '--Efssa yTlBer.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28

This QurzR NowHp --fhs fs''8r.aa passage esoses ike f#e @nFaas .Atssasa cf Hoa. A. 5. Longsifset ffss'3eat lhe bsuh Cafoslua College aE Ca.asaa.s 70 fae recens gFndusfsg sisss--e Aea afs pfnbaFklng nrsn a Wm0~e aer'a ug young fEieg9s Ii taaisaef Ana .es. poisoned SecgaEes aasaefaH Fo. aa cnleihsd sbe Lara cl tsloy. The sras Of Tbesuistoeles. Of Asssas. af Anf F and Calpsas is siN ia u esf rlsa s subdued and lsw-bsana t K a4se. fat not rxiiuggtsfsed YUs n@s efeess. therefore. al giues 70 te s4rpgssssa tq ssaf rivals condemnei fr Ysaf pasFiasssia. s.ss tcfpented for your beHefaf'ises 's ssss ychr confdence atestt YtIr asexF f se- rAdsd, and lo saGsr , sAseaan4 ns
 hons of smaller malirfs ---ifaai aaqse ifasa whom yca had rigai l3 exet hsess things."
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28

-TEs ffa-.ssr4 Csas7ae states thst fes rsa.asl st1vs aF ssssmsssrs. sse asas4ssa< lA. 8fsssnx.s trage ssa sF aas vs4Iets. ls aesg C. r- rissa on somewhat sxsenslgstT in that eirg F1vsrv kssg-Ts 1ss shsrs s1a ss~ah T. ant ia aaa9 esses slse individuals ~a1 xa a.f fse l lsFgs of five ng ten miiss anst ts.Ss tWsaeT ara brought ze with q s1raa sr-n z aT f4li e3a sefpzars- 4s8 0fsssa 50 tnasis sstgn ssssa7ss
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
Baltimore Oysters !,
EN ANS AND LEGS

fN AAs AND A EGs N F ] am now Tsceiging my fresh Baltimore Oysters daily by Adams Express. only fortv- eight hours from Baltimore. warrant aW I sell to be good and fresh. Ny prices will be The same as last veaF--75 cents per can, with siN dozen iu a can-warranted
 Al orders from the country promptly at tended 70, and oysters well packed in ice as l receive them.
 My depot is No. q Madison street. I am the only agent for these famous oysters in Memphis
 All kinde of Country Produce bought and sold, and the highest prices paid for Dreid Fulf
 The highest price paid for all kinds of wild game. D. c. PANcoAST, HoxS5-tf Madison Street.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28

and b'll ladiHg to be signed for.
 sTr Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage $ %.
 9Y@ Price of Freight from Des Are to Memphis, 50 cents per 100 pounds; cotton SI per bale. Passage Ss.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des Alc, SS; Niger Hill and Augusta, S9 ; Grand Glaize and Jacksonport. Sl0.
 iulv 3-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28

Connecting at Napoleon with the splendid
 MemPhis < Napoleon [ :. Mail packets
 h ATE F2fS3EE. .... Capt. JAHEs LEE. VICTORIA. ...-... Caps T H. NEWELL. DAN'L- BOONE, Capt. FRANK HIcKs.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
DIR. T. wcG0Wg's SABSAP PAFeEI4IlA

A Q
 DREEaRED FROM FRESH ROOT. THE L oalF kind oa which physicians or tae 5a5l5E gan reIv. old aaoE being iaer1 Iss eonaDoaws ss are ext0lled by s0ms os the mos 5ls-sszaishsi paysieians n Ehe world, as F9s1Fee Bro65e- Bell src-. for the ears Of 8asanatTzn- NeaFai igia. Syphilis. Serosaiz. Diseases of tls Eyes- Ears, Head and Scsn. ThsozE Neck E.af-s- L5ser. Kidneys. Spleen. Ssorlach- 3la33eF. Womb. Female Comptainfs- Dropsy, Old Sores, fafcGpwrss Ointment t0 5e aU5I1adJ Tauors, pimples. EFuptf0ns, 1c. t makes the skin Clear aul Smooth aud should aa nsed h Spring aud Summer b Pu- rifg sae Blood and prevent Sickness. Large 5ottI-. SI 50. Small. SL aa.
 pr. T. 5gcGoxn's Essence Of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Co4PiaiaEs and Diseases os -lle Lungs.
 Dr. T. yEctfogTn's DOgwo0d and ETOu-A certain and peslaaasat cure for Chilis aai Fewer Ag1s Cake or Eliargea splsea, Nighc Ssysats, Debility, D spePsia. a5c.. 4e
 Pr=paral and sold st No I43 Main street. Memphis. where Drugs and Medicines nay be plrchssed CHEAP FOR CASH
 Sold in Dss Arc, Arkansas. by
 D. P. BLACK < CO., Druggists
 Atlanta by Corn G Do5bins Gfaad Glaize 5y fl, Wheeler. apTiI22-1F-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28

Enthu'lasm k tbe h.assa8 ef utieh aa Ees greatness is the frat Imagination t4e sssm q all glorious deeds and few sFpre essf ssslngaished for high prnefs esi greatness. sha r.'ssa ss s hot feterto childheud ef ensh hasias hefolsn Of the man.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
A Sang ssr sss Tsz

LaeS ltsss tines sssaaLags Iss 3sss8 aaas <s m mrsriess se sases q sssvT c.t va Les asnp satiss4eal Aaa sarrs fpsetaassn Spread aver ass s.ssls Ake 2 f19eral paH Thorn m c aaf P4zses TAea a ese1leae ssse Ind afsFssrs s-s srles1sst a taa sagtss al MS&
 Tssss have merry kgssss
 ssf sa4sfsg ssr 4f plscss. Rsssens,~la,g 1sf sesssr ss gria t4sa 70 rra7ri wss .arpea ssrss srs srssksag aaf @tsx hgassss 1iIa G ree eae asv nHsSa ass gk sg aaes &8ne, 6eis cs8assss eaasr asa. ga- Nssas waa's eaG Eag not eaxe ta ssisHt siAe aass s8ls E q aaas Wli feHfssssa gessessa O. n5ec ls r4ssss1rss .Barx psex aus apst eoatsssHer---lsss sas dark No. ae ss-tagss a}frow &azs aa ariz1ssE alegrsess when tsinEs sas ss saes 4es y ssla aat ' gFowl
 as -.- as ksss sBaa&sag TAae szsYes VI ase ssaksaEs We san'sg % n4sess tsFsi4ssy sse-ssss r FasI' sFae osa say agt sssge TAasss esarssg asss q srs-easg- krrhs hour sst4s 4ssSess pss lsesage Eay v 1,sosga vaeaas esss parsesy TA~1xa creditors easse usY Tapsra qsasfers ars- sfi isszs's siA s' sfssss 4f Let's Ixeeg nserry Fsses Anss sxafsssas ssg srss. Fs~sarsfy US better to grfa unaa z5 grSgi-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
Executors Sale.

TN confor nance with an order Of the Pro- | bate CoaTt of Pgairie county, Arkansas. granted al She January term laereofs I55J, | wili, as Execator of ths Estate Of Geo. 4. H. Smart, deceased, offer st public sale at the courthouse door n the town of Bsownsyiiles in said county, oa the 29th day of May next. the fo lowing property, yiz: One .egro girl named Lacg, aged ahout 25 years Two negro boys. one aged about 10 years ]; the other about years. Sale within lawful hours.
 TEaMs.-Oae third essh-5alaRce on the lst January, 1861. Bond with approved seea- risy will be required. JAMES SMART,
 jaai5-3m. ExacHsor.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
FOR SALE
fffH WOons E.ANDs !

WYE HAVE seyefag fhoasasi acres of " choice land in ths Rich Woods for sale, 2350. acres of which we are aatA0flzst to ssade For Gfg goods or negroes.
 WfLLiA1fs k HORNE. mar f-tf Lard A1sn.s De- Arc Srk.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
As gaaan1zr F.s.raAsF ----EFs alls


 Aa EkoarKrT ExraAcr ---sFe eaaxe Ehs f5lE8wTag eg6qsear eElrass fsera a speech q senater HBnfer of Vmgaaea- fa s7salsing of fse possi hssfg q sze sffsrls of the RepobEiea8s ta ovaFuAFaH the g5- seraaseaa proving sueeessfal, hs sad
 Sir, fn eEsat evena. tEe aesssfng voice q human aistary VII rag tAFaa9h aIl the ages to iaaoeaeh saea as sts bar of pes- segTsv fgr having destroyed the naa,lesG seaerae oF gor.sEfsssa5naE BfbeftY which the wssdora of man has ever deViseG and upon ssat fearsas issHe each of The sgsecse3- ing oeaeraFIoas of wlan VIII record its verdIeE agains4 them. TheF own de- scendarts wlI heap reproaehes 8pon the naspes of thoss wno aIsaopaant s9em Of ssse dsssgrv which would hase been she rTchess fnseT5Eanre that one gsrefatf0r could beqaeath asos5er. Bas when t k asked spoal pphaE s1es af sae CansgItgslcn : spoa whas consideration of feIigSoss CT phIIaniaropy sgoa waaE calculation of Iateress. geasr4I oT sectional, he fasa deed was toae, where will tke satSssae0- " answer be foar5, and saaA afiss ih taat day to desead sselr name rom he ioul repsoachs
 Afr. Pfesdens, when think of wfat his thas may L. 5easssgesi 5y this aafFog spirstof sertso1as hste and gssry, ] eafa away from Gae contengIssloa wi.1 fse5. ing q asrnoss Indignans despa5r; bus I will rot. as yet despair q ayy cosnlry. l will yet hope Esst the greal army cf northern Democrats and conservatives wlsl arise n Sic HIizSaE os q nssss gaase, and expsF the I0tru4ers from tae seas q power. I will tsrsf m the fnffaenee Of Efaa, whose ernpste Fs feIt Ig every hauSan aeaFt aaeo once Il has 3ouehed iL wllI pa Tsag iagla higher yet--Ia PSovIdence. for st caDnot be sEas God wSll pesmst sucsl 2 scbeme q government as shis. lFeigaled, as :, migat have been. with the highest hopes cf ka- nsanfg. to be mrecxed sn the wild cFgies of madmen and fanatics.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
I'm Locrsrs q Is60, Tie NaIic

THE Locrsrs or 1880. --The National IdteI!igsncer of the Iasa ult., bas a com m9nIcaIsoa from that weII-kaowFs cicoda aa.horlly. Gs8eon E smith. wls0 ssales lnaf she seventeen yeaf lOcasss wlll appear very extensively tbis year, occupying probably larger surface of the c0ansgy snan tfcse of aay osaef year. The fol- lowing States and paFts Of States VIII be oceupsed bg sbefa. viz
 Nesg York and ConDecticus--fron Long Islsn3 Ssord 70 Washington county V. F.; from sss Coaseesieut rIser t0the H8d- son river. ard several counties in New Fork west cf the Hndson river. 10 Mons- gomery county. oa the Mohawk river.
 New Jefsey- occupying 't's whole State.
 PennsYlTaBla--In tbai portion bounded by Pefef's Ngnasain oa the south Ma hanfanzo Moansasns on the north, the De.saafe fieer on sae easl, aaa She sus- qaehaos4 fieef o0 fbe west
 Mayi4nd--fFSm Anne Ar8sdel coUp- Y f0she Enf1ls of s. Nsry's coaasy ; from ,ae Caesapesse to .ae PGamae riger. g Englns,--froH thr south paftoi Lou do4h esenty 10 tie RoanoSe f.sef; from She Blse Rs5ge 10 the Pesoniac river.
 Nouh CNoliaa CasEeli, koeklagasm Stokes. Gailfor3. Roman, seFfY. asd ad- Jacenl eousife4s
 Michigan --~abous Kalamazoo.
 Indlsaa Dea-bora aa1 4seens eosn. fies.
 Fl Iaey wal commence emerging m North Carolina aboas ghe l9fh of May apd few days later i5r every hundred niles as we pFogress noah. aasd lhe lsi of Jane. 10 Washington coaDiy. New York. Tnss ws nnssa s hne sppofuns- e 10 iest tbe e1rfecgnrss of ghe asacstiem tbat they do pos apeer regularly every seventeen years. Seas q lag saa'aefu tsibe ltasfEeen.year i1sssss) aFPsaf l..ss year.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
To all Whom ii may Concern

THE undeIsigned aill apply 10 tie Cir l cult Cs4st of Prairie coaarT. to se h9'tsn six .saoFtsis aEseF t1s dafe af this publication on the slb Monday oG NoTemhsT- lssi4s at BFoggnsSgjie. p,airie county % hs Zhia saF of said raoagas for coilfrmz -iaa af ths -ie of the fclIoHing tracts of l-sad. .0-wIf. TIe $. E. as section ! :. township 2 north. of range :, West which being previously forfeited to the State was 0saatsd Go stephen bsli-s. hg ths Auditor Of tAe Slats Of Ars4rsss, on the 25sh day of April A. D. lss2. and by said Beaies conveyed 10 5. ". ard ". l.. D. Williams and by them to B. (. Tottsa.
 Now all persons who eaa set up any right 10 the said iaEdg so forfeited, 5y Feason of any iuforsaaliEF. irre9nlaFfty 0 iiaegshy ahoas said forfeiture, are required 70 come forward aud show czase. if any theV can, (as said term of said Circuit Court os Prairie eoaHty,1 why such title should nos De con fsmea B. C TOTTEN.
 by S. W. WILLIAMS.
 March II. fs69s--5sg.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
AHC0 0oTs

DT he barrel Q less 9eanssgy always on D hand as sae CiEy DFag Sz0re-
 a1r.I1- D. P. BlACz ac Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
EsesFaF RGarfE elss.

THE most approved brands. n tln boxes,
 bT Wholesale ead Retail at tise City Drlz Store D. P BLACK & O. aprIl1S-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
OUTNTIETE !,

4 LARGE Tor 5F shs vsry best braads- "A We lest chse1iea5fF all ezITEEas bougaz bg 1ss anl are prepared Ja ~aFranT zs-
 4gza-se D. P BLACK < CO
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
WINnaM GEaas
PAINT BRE SHE'S

A SSORTED sizes together with all the T eoEored Pairrss eoGssa4EiF aA E-ag-d a. the a1r.ll5- D.P. BEscz & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
A. $. HARRIS W A T c H IT A x 2 R
r=xZErsER.

DTS ARC, ARKANSAS. OFFICE CD Baena vis.a stsset, at c. L. O Balssgt Deug store Clocks. Watches and Jewelry fePasred with ueataess and dis patch, ard varFahlea 70 gige satisfaction. ianis-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
STPEIIOR LIOTORS
QUININE. E .

T1RENCH, Eug.ish aad American, Whole E ale aaA Retail. at he GItv DFug Store
 Wholesals parchasers wia D. furnished at low hgasss. lsPallsl D. F. BLAcE 6 Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28

Fan ( J q 5fS efes, OUCH ts soaps ef all kfrds. C0L0GAT 2, A9 HAIR-OILS- Pawapzs. E1oEsE-Esz see.- ese-- always oE hand.
 mgteg D. ?. BLACK & co
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
ss. .h.ss.. s.n.s ar. ss..s..g

sas Awnss s4o ariz1lasE afrrrsqs wheys tainEs wsls 4s aa@s ses ssIa aA.t '
 9zowl
Des Arc citizen., 1860-03-28
As1srffs INEaeMfiRe.

D r the haFrel. oT less quantity. bess Eng isa ID superior article. freq from adlaltsFatloE4 at fhe City Drug ssore.
 aYsTl5- D. p. BLACK G Co
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-09-01
Late ad7ices from England give the followin,
account of a meeting in aid of fugitive slaves
ENGLISH AID FOR FUGITIVE SLAVES.

A meeting was held in Liverpool to raise funds
for the support of fugitive slaves in Canada
Amongst those present were the Rev. DR.. BURNS
Professor of the Theological College, Toronto;
the Rev. WIN. KING, formerly n savo-owncr in
Louisiana; and Mr. JouN CRorpER. There was
a numerous ATTENDANCE After brief introduc.
tion by the chairman, the Rev. DR.. Burns pro-
ceeded to explain the operations of the Buxton
Institute for the aid of !he emaneipated slaves
lie said the Institute had given allotnents of land
to the slaves, and so far the scheme had proved
eminently successful.
The reverend gentleman next addressed himself
to demonstration of the capablity Of the black
man not only to maintain himself and family as
laborer, but to become, himself, proprietor and
to raise himself in the social scalO soon placing
himself in the position of the freoholder, giving
his vote for the choice of member Of Parliament,
becoming councillor of state, charged with the
discharge of important public duties. What n
contrast the reverend gentleman asked, did the
slave in this condition present to the slave in the
Union of America which boasted Of its freedom.
In the State of Toronto they had black councillors,
elders of churches, engaged in all the variable
pursuits of Industry, attending at meetings Of
counties. and voting like the highest Of his white
brethren.
All this had been brought about within the last
ten years, and at the last election the votes of the
Blacks turned tho scale. The hoy. Mr.. King,
who would next address them, had been seven
years STAKEHOLDER, manumittirg his own slaves
without gaining penny; he brought them 1900
miles to the shores of Canada at bis own expense.
The Rev. w. KING next addressed the meeting,
skeching the rise and satisfactory progress of the
Buxton Institute, ana stating that the present ap
roal wos rorr bo;r, roo1o 20 az r.!,, e A. =
slave in England for the purpose of raising funds
to carry out scheme of educating tho children of
the slave in Toronto A collection having been
made in aid Of the funds Of the Institute, the pro-
ceedings terminated.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-09-01
WHOLE NO. TT:

/ IL
htude Of my intentions by oil those whose good
will is of any value to me. As l hove sought
neither fame emolument nor personal ndvnnta-
ges OF any kind in this direction, the loss of all
these will not disappointment me, and, whatever
consequences come hope to 30 able to meet them
without repining. l can very well afford to bear
the taunts, both of political opponents and of those
feeble timid brethren in my own party, whose
watery blood never warmed nor quickoned its flow
beneath generous, impulse, and who. see in the
quiet liberation of Booth a second John Brown
come to defeat the Republican party and dissipate
into thin dir their gorgeous visions Of Federal pat
ronage. l commend this latter c,ass to the cOnso-
lations Of my friend D. A. j. Upham, U. S. Dis
trict Attorney, who has just given his official opin-
ion that nothing can prevent the election of Lin
icoln.' know well that there are brave and good
men in both parties, who differing widely from mo
in opinion, will give me credit fer honesty Of pur-
pose. And this, with the sympathy of large and
loving hearts among the uncorupted masses Of
the people, and a sense Of the approval Of that
Being who has sad Remember those tina! are in
bonds as heDg bound with them will be my ex-
ceeding great reward.
Meantime, let every true man take his reckon
ng AMI see iato what shIrelois seas of despotism
we are drifting, when the exercise Of the best
Christian charities are crimes in Wisconsin.
EDWARD DANIELS.