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ARRILLIANTREMARK.

One Stephen A. Douglas, who imagines
that he is running for President, made a
speech a. Detroit on the 18th inst. Said
speech has been published, from notes taken
by his "own Reporter all other Reporters
being excluded from the stand. In this
speech, this Mr.. Douglas, made the follow
ins trauscendensly brilliant aud lucid
remark
81 have done more talking than is con-
sistens with any mans strength Of voice or
constitution, unlss, it be true, as nv friend
Edger,on sa d the other day. that have
the consti;ion Of the Uuitcd States"
Great Douglas! Witty and brilliant
Douglas! Don't you think, you ought to
be President? You may, but there are but
a few others Of the same opinion. just
fancy, candid reader, u candidate for the
Presidency, travelling about the country like
an itinerating showman-his highest amhi-
tiou seeming to be to make fools laugh, by
indulging in such remarks as those above
quoted-and then vote for him if you can.
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eTpesperase efforts are being put forth,
"a we learn from reliable information, to
secure the election Of Cole in this District.
We are confident that they will prove futile,
and that Col. Curtis will be elected BY a
largely increased majority, but still Repub-
itcanS should see to 1t that ali is promptly
and fnlly met. Democrats are trying the
game of truck and dicker-promising with
some Republicans to vote for Lincoln for
Pr siten If tteF epublcan viii support Cole
for Congress. This game will be attempted
90 a large scale, but We hope that every
Republican will remember tha, Iowa is good
for Lincoln bv large majority, and that he
better serves his party by giving the country
a Republican Congressman to assist Mr..
Lincaln's administration, than hy increas-
ioc the Presiiens,al majority.
Another scheme, which will be employed.
Is the printing of tickets, to be scattered
everywhere through the district, containing
the names of all the Republican candidates
except Curtis, Coles name being substitu.
ted instead. These two dangerous schemes
nav be easily met. Let every Republican
vote the straight ticket and be sure ,ha,
Col. Curtis name is on bis bal,ot.-H Hank.
eYfr.
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OF. CURTIS. DEFEAT 4 NATIONAL

A gentleman, vho has lately travelled
over great portion Of Missouri spd illi-
nois, writes to the Taylor County (lowa)
Tribune, from. Quincy, Ill, under date Of
Oct. 9th, as follows ISL End very strong
feeling existing both here and in Missouri,
among the friends of I Pacific Railroad, iu
favor Of Col. Curtis. They look upon him
= peculiarly qualified to pns that greet
measure through Congress; and they would
regard his defeat (an even. Of which there
is not the remotest probability as .
n9ional calamity.' People Of Western
Iowa! Give Col. Curtis your votes, il you
desire the location and immediate construc-
ton ,f the Pacific Railroad on the Platte
yalle- Route.
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PREsIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1860.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee,
HON. PRESTON KING, y, Y, Chairman


HON. PRESTON KING, y, Y, Chairman
JAMES W. GRIMES, IOWA.
IF. S. FOSTER CONN.
On the part ofIhe Senate
non JOHN CoyoDE PENN. Trea ursr.
f.. Is. wASIBURNE, ILLINOIS.
Il q. SPAULDISG. MY.
J. B. ALLEY. MASS.
DAVID kILGoRE, INDIANA.
JLN N. STRATToN, N J.
On the part Of the House Of Reps
TITO Committee arc prepared to furnish the following
speeches.
Hen. W. II. Seward. n. Y; State Of the Country.
W. H. Seward, y. Y: Rochester Speech
" q. A. Cow. Penn. Free Homes for Free men
James HARLAN, Iowa: Shall the Territories be
AfrieanizedY
Johu Hickman, Penn: Who have Violated Com
H. r. wade, Ohio Inv aston of Harper's Ferry
e. ". scranton aad J. II. Campbell, PENN: The
speateFship.
f. p. Blair. No. Address at Cincinnati Coloui-
ration and Commerce. ...-
" OFri> 5. Ferry, Uoun.
Abraham Lincoln, Ill.,: The demands OF the South
The Republican party Sindicated.
william Window, MINI. The Homestead Bill
III Friends and Foes.
:" ow-n Ioveio,, III: The Fauaticism Of the Demo-
cratic Farty
Lands 'or the Lsudless-A Tract.
The Poor hites Of the south--A Tract.
SIXTEEN FACES.
Hon Lyman Trumhul III. Seizure Of the Arsenals at
nsrpefs Ferry, Va. aud Liberty Mo, and In
NiHdiea'ion or the Republican Party.
n p Wade Ohio Property in the Territories.
" G u. Van Wyek, n. y True peinocracy-H STORY
yHdiestei.
w. Wilson. Mass: Territorial Slave Code.
:" John +. Hale. n. II.
J. } perry. Nc: Posting the Books between tho
No. In and the Sputh''
r.. pDniittle. Wis: Tho Calhoun Revolution
1t, Basis AMI It's Progress.
Carl Schurz Wis: Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
FH rwExTy-rouR FACES.
Hon Jacob Coilamer. Vermont.
THTaTT-Two FACES.
Hen. Thomas coruin, Of Ohio.
GERNtS-ElGTT FACES.
u,u C. A. Grow. Penn Free II mes for Free Men.
- james Harlan, fowsG Shall the Territories be
John Hickman. Tern.. who have Violated Conf
Carl schH., Wis rsus'as and Popular Sovereignty
sIxrrES FACES.
Hon Lyman rruusaii tll seiadre OF the Arsenais Al
Harper's Ferry Va, and Liberty, No, and ii
yini,ca'cn Of the Republican Party.
" W. II Seward. n Y, The State of the Country
Lanis f,r ihe Lsnstless-A Tract.
knd all the Republican speeches will be pubitshed a
delivered. a..
purias tire Presidential Campaign. Speeches and
Documents will be s1pp@icd at the following reduces
PRICES
Esht pages per hundred eop,e,, free OF postage.
sixteen =. i.ot
Tven'y-tour Z" l5'
Address either Of the above Committee
GEORGE HARRINGTON, Secretary
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THE sTRAgGmT DO10LAs MEN or
PENNSYLVANIA
LET THE soCrH LOOK OUT.

The withdrawal Of the straight Douglas
Electoral ticket in Pennsy!vanis gives great
70 the Douglas men Of the
Forney sssnp. The Press says those who
did il committed gave blondef, and adds
That Pennsylsania viii toss fof ABaAHas
Lixcotx on the fisst s'Tnesdsy 10 November
..is az certain a. (afs.o Ths Press argues
that union Of the Democracy Of Pennsyl-
vania trcu the i1ongsel ticket now 10 The
field, will result in placing the control Of
the Democratic party hereafter in the hands
Of the buchanan party, sod that ''ssbmission
70 them is utter defeat and disgrsee." The
Press concludes : long article on ths subject
With the following significant declaration !:
We nsss hass . falIying point. We
musiD hsss Esz 70 raise, and : plass e
plsns is upon, and no matter how tbs fofuvs
mag deal with u, this rsiiyisR point, this
laE, ard IBIS plsss, viii - fsss6. nask
sbs prephesyi
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A FEW CHARGES,

The following arraignment Of Mr.. Doug
las, made on behalf of working men, was
published on the first Of May, 1856, in the
specimen number OF the "lron Platform"
The Senator's course slnce that time has only
served to make it more appropriate
From the IN. " Iron Platform, Nay Ist, 1856.
HON. STEPHEN 4. DOUGLAS.
One of tho most painful instances on re-
cord of the extremes to which motives Of
personal ambition will lead a man having
power, and determined to use Il, is that af.
forded by the distinguished Senator whose
name We thus introduce. But he has made
a sntal error. The party which ewas is.
success to the working men Of the United
States. under solemn pledge that there
should be no more agitation OF the slavery
question, and which vas solemnly bound to
protect and to promote the rights and inter-
es,s Of labor, has proved false to it, trust,
and even now, when the appeals Of the Ct.
.ring interests Of the country 20 up into ito
ears, turn away deaf to its complaint, and
ia spending all it's power and resources. to
place the labor and capital of the United
States still more under the bondage Of
foreign capital sts. Mr.. Douglas is not
only largely responsible for this, but he now
ltaun'ingly says TO the working men OF the
North, "We will subdue you 20
But We say to the distinguished Seantor !:
You have broken your pledge!
Iou have betrayed the labor interests Of
the people
You have brought US into slavery to the
laws Of trade
You have broken down The ramparts Of
freedom, reared by the iIustrious men Of
the last generation
You have been deaf to the cries Of the
widow and the orphan
You have refused to hear the appeals Of
the working men, who are becoming poorer
and poorer every year, while foreign capi-
,al is building its palaces and deluglng
Europe with blood a. our expense!
You have used Democracy only u. a cloak
for oppression!
North and South, will build their Iron
Platform over your political grave, over
which no ''Resurgam" shall be written till
the end of time
| Be still Stephen 4. Douglas Lot tha.
storm. tossed soul of thine have rest! Be
still q season. Senator! Let the striv.
ling, aching passion of ambition, which lead.
thee to trespass against humanity, be calm
| Turn back to the days when thy young feet
srod the green hills that were never trodden
| BY slave. and remember the time when the
songs and hopes Of freedom were thine -
When. like the young Iazael, thou woudss
have said to the prophet. sis thy servant q
dog, that he should do this great thing %
and "sin against God %
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TnE QUESTION N An Ess-snzLt.

Was it the sog or the chicken that first
msds it's appearance on the terrestrial
globe? 10 other words, did the frs. chicken
come out Of an egg, or did the frst egg
come oct Of chick en s''- Boston Post.
The above question tssys the Pennsyird-
niaa1 Was propounded by the maIignsDt
otsceholder, Colonel Greene, Of the Boston
Poet, u hopes Of getting Mr.. Douelas
befegz.d on The hen question. The snswes
Of the Little Gi.at ~as worthy Of him. lie
said it mastered not which way the hen
convention might decide the question, still
the right Of ths chicken to come out Of the
egg. and rice rersa, was perfect and con-
rlese dasder the Nebraska bilI, which left
OIL two legged critters subject only to the
Csussisutiou Of shs Usitsd States. This
happy reply Of fhs Little Giant 10 expesssd
to secsse him the suppert Of al the No.
psckeA Husbands u the Cpised States. Il
.sissA . tssnesdnus eaek!s anose ~
Shanshais y New Eas'asA i
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AND VOW on IHIs:
~ hold that NO SUCH THIxo As sovERElGS
POWER ATTAcHEs TO A TERRIIoRY A. \
rKRRIToRY. I hold that Territory possesses ~aai-
ever power it derives from the Consultation USDER
THE ORGANIC ACT. AND NO noKE--fSpseeA ef
DOUGLAS IN tAe U. s. Sen4fe, Feb. 1854.
DosgLas- Bsitimors Conssnfios Resolsfios:
Kssofset. That il is in sccordanos with the cincin-
matt Patfofn that during the existence Of Territorial
Governments the Of resfriefion, whatever it
may be- imposed by the Federal Constitution, the
porer Of the Territorial Legfsiafxre over subject
the donsstte relatens the has been shsf
hereafter Be nnaiiy DETERMINED By THE SUPREME
COURT Of the United States should be respected BY all
good citizens, and ENFORCED sith promptas.s Gad
meaf.
Mr.. DoreLAs, 10 his letter Of acceptance,
endorses this resolution ~ follows:
..rpon . careful examination Of the platform Of
principles adopted al Charleston, and re-an,rmed al
Baltimore with additional resoiufios, rhieh is
in PERFECT HARMONY NTH the VfAers. and IL
to be faithful embodiment ol the inie hono.ed prin-
cp,es OF the Democratic party which proclaimed
and understood by all parties in the Presidential
contests Of 1888, 1851 and 1856 T"
Here is the decision of the Supreme Cour
which Mr.. DorGLAs says should be respected
and enforced by every branch of the Federal
Government:
"THE MEASURE OF RESTRICTION"
EVERY citizen has right 10 take with him into the
territory any article property which the constitution
Of the United States recognizes property.
The constitution Of the GATED States recognizes
slaves property and pledges the Federal rnment
10 protect t."-syifabas Of the Dred Seoa decison'
The only power conferred ION Consres) is the power
coupled with the duty Of gnsrIins and protesting tho
owner in his right '-Taneys opinion, Hossrd 45a.
That Mr.. DorcLas agrees with this con-
struc,ion Of the Constitution, the following
extracts from his speeches will show:
The Democracy II Illinois, in the rst place accepts
the decision the Supreme Court of The United States
the Of Dre! Scott authoritative infeIpre
,afion Of the eoRaifuiion. In accordance with that
decision we hold that siarss are property and hence
on an equality riih all other kinds Of property aud
the opner of slcpc has fhe right to into
a territory. and carry his siare property With him
as The owner Of any other property has TO go here
aud carry his property. ."-Ispeech of DOUGLAS at
New Orleans, Dec. 9TH, 1858.
I'VE (Scna.ar Brown OF Mississippi AMI Senator
Douglss, of Illinois, Agrcc that under the deci>on of
the Supreme Court of lie United States, slaves are
property. standing equal footing with all other
property; and that consequently the owner Of slave
has the right to emigra;c 10 territory and carry
his slave property With him the owner OF any other
species Of property has 10 there and carry his
property with him. Again: "1hus far
the Senator from Mississippi and myself agree that
stare property in the territories stands on an equal
footing Nth ersry oihfr species Of property.'-
[Speeeh Of DOUGLAS in the U. s. Senate, Feb. 1862
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VOTE FOR COT ccarfs,

Itis possible that the political complexion
OF the next Congress may depend upon the
result Of the election 10 this District.
Truth to .ay. it is not only possible, but
probabls that such may be the case; and il
it should be, who can over-estima,e the i'm
por;anee OF securing the election Of Colonel
Curtis? The great measures OF L;nco!n's
Admipissration--the favorite measures Of
the Ropublican party homestead Law,
protection Of home labor, the Pacific Rail-
road. the admission Of Kansas, and the re-
ssric:ion Of Slavery--dsmand the presence
snJ active aid and influence Of Col. Curtis
in the next Congress.
Republicans Of the First District: Renem.
b.r that our responsibility in this mstier il
greas-too great 70 admi; os calculation,
sud only to be met BY . faithful, indusiri.
Gus, individual and united efs5.. to make
sure the election Of Col. Curtis beyond al!
perils from "bofder inroads," "Calhoun
candle4boses,' "pctsaws,,amis pell-bock
robbers" or wEasesef other shape the bold
intention Of Locofoco fascaliit may sssrme
TO accomplish its only cherished hope Of car
Yying this Congressional Distinct ksokuA
Gate Cifu.
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PHYSICIANS PRExcrurr,oxs.

F-GEEssaAy, tos the err Of r. Geessmsa 4 Co. }
viii give his personal atteaion the caresai and
eara,e eunpazndiss sf Physicians Fre.cripiicns Asc
family r.cesrss IN the Ensiish, German. Latin and
Freooh isngEsse Ms lsns experience this ira9sr,-
nj Department az the Drag Bo.Snesss jsstiaes
sarax taa: eztre sa,isfsriOn viii ke rendered The
s-eatess ard stentign has heen eesto~~t in the
sesscn af ckezieais and .-sss senerAfs Which ers-
hses sheu vs..aa, eli sold genuine sn4
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~ O,;,., Wendell Ifoimes. t;,;l,,v

- Oliver Wendell Holmes. si,isiv de-
scs'bes death thus. "By the stiffness Of the
shArpened featorep, by the blsckness Of the
fearless ere, by the Exedsess Of the smiIs-
less mouth, by the deepening tins., hy The
contracted brow, By the dilating nossfii, ~
know shst the soul u soon TO leave 10 mortal
seseoent, ssd 10 alsssdy sIssisg ito visdoss
asd pssssnS oct - 6essyv
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AS6SeRfsa;
Hsi
pif,stary.

Asfsssaess! Ia.
Pifsbury. 81. Louis.
Rank - Pittyburga, {Jno. J, Anderson Co.
Exchange ssnE, urssrs9 PAGE Bacon
1essT< ErsmtI N,hsn, ita.eT. RceCk \ Go.
Holmes B. s,a. +. n yi"c,t & Co..
Willis B-tlc. Esg. 1essrs. Bfyan ACo.
sni II pusey E-g. loud.
Pcnnsy'rdniG. tcaek Sytsent 4 D,wncy
nonons shcls Bk Of BFuwn-li!ena W. ir'ls Go.
vile siI.,yt SheIm&r SCo.
Fsntttn B'kaf wsshtrsu, Hon. Thuurts Bent0n, Jr
Baltimore. SPTiEghtid IL.
Gem 4 p RI k,f R.ifiutoreiN " h + Insurance Co.
RstttniIfe StI.H.s Sank. iCtAIk'. Exchange Bank.
srSsrs, JUtirsiua 4 Bro. JsaJb Bum, Esq.
d" Robert Gsrrct 4 Sons Hon. :. T. Lpgan.
r MARSH Smith, kss. Cal. Jntt wiiuaus,
S-than Pusey, Ja"tsonutUe, III.
Mics waite, Hon. Wm. Brown.
Sew YORK " Richard Yates,
IRSt Thompson. EEq. e X EIliutt, ESD.
fhHsfsiphts' Aessis. N. p Ayers & Co
Hsssrs. CslAI Cope Go. nA-u
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LATEST N E~ - |:
R.P. SNOW,

Vy-hsesAse 4 Retail peAie-, n Anoxs, shres. Hats.
w CAps sli Ysv4s GensEeznenss fursisAsnG 0srds
DessrmsaeA saii ewzces asissnesc~y fbre who
c~aa d Sss hssse R<AeaSsy fAs yAaes-@ext 1ss< 70
1cs-sAasaAz'n Drag Sse<e. Lg~c Drgo1vsy.
kDaste nST,
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Ioog on rHIs PICrURE.

Tie ssess aoA fsDAanensa1 psisripse sf ear
GsverpDens In. that the people cf essh State AID
TERRIToRY SHALL BE PERFECTLY FREE
decide fss shens<lyes What shall he the eharsc-
ter Of their ins,itusons."-tspeerA ef DouoIAs. At
Gst<stsxg is 1883.
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Millinery . Dress Makins.

rrns nAvf aAvtNs AxMovxp pncn IAN
M CROFT - Lesser nraAeSsv. ~~srty meQa.Sss Mr.
PA, t;.-sse. Ys-s ezstsses Csssa, 4SSA ASasv
ssx xsks Dsassfs Il he isssst tsssss ss ns sesNs
sssope k0ss. -
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fT- There 10 some sonnd sense v tps
eccentric Parsoo Brovnlov. For :nstsnesl
x,;,;ny Il : recent pombsv Of his psref -
70 n.wspaper patronage, he says: ,
.Tbere !. no interest on ths ises 81 w.
c,een earth, ,hst !. expected 70 eits - nsss
"a society Aifhons pay or thanks q y
rew.papsr press of this rsuntsy. The
souled NM. who inserts 10 yoas eo'a.es :
fifteen sh;Illng advertisements sspee 81
10 sr;ts him at least 6ss dollars vcs's
EDITORIAL notice. And the obsessa ~.
as,dly fsss you have writes into z ~
Of imposssecs fas beyond bic sss'ss,
sidsrs sbss his Mono adosss yoss s.'nsS
and eises sireaisiion 70 yoss jossss'
Repsblicans, fDrs sssse the ks:sase, ~ n.
brisS Every Repub,.sas .osss e 'se Nv. M
The bemecrscT give up The slees,ss 9 y.
coin. bus are maiing dsspsfsss e ssrs..ss
defeat Col. Csssis snd de- the - ~ 7
psss,fosrsr, C. C. Gels, - Cesg,sss 49, y
kepubiicsne Of Jaspes ssetse 49, ~
roter is q the polls ~ sesss Sef - z ..1ss y
csrt;s. Tbs Dsaossss ~ilI ssss -, 80 .
fsll KspobI;ces 80 = sso11sy = 60. ~ v
~ ssesess = - desSe- -
|vS9es S3ts@ $1,000
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Real Estate Broke ers,
And Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange.
COrNCiL BLIFFs, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION II iar,s IN Western Iowa and Nebraska;
the garment II taxes tstis af non-resdens and The
rolsst.un and remittance of claims.
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COZ, cURrss.


Col. Curtie, the Republican candidate f,l
Congress n this District, spcaks in this Co.,
during the present week At three different
points. The Democrats Are making
every <G0rt 60 defeat him By their low and
mean tricsery, hx appeals to the lawer pas
sious of the people, by false and ur;ustia.
able representations Il his course in Con
crcss, and erroneous representations Of his
action upon the Pacific Railroad. n
! Col. Curtis has Represented US during the
last three sessions Of Congress, and, AZ {
matter of fact, we'll known by all convers-
ant with the position Of members Of Cong
rs.e, stands rs man Of ability and influence
10 the fronttrank Of the members. his
eLacation, His experience, and, above oil,
Iii, hoaesty and perfect candor, give him .
possticn at Washington attained BY but few.
On account Of the active part which he has
taken upon the Pacific Railroad, and his
experience A. an engineer. he Was placed At
the head Of the select committee on Pacific
Railroad, last.winter. As chairman of that
We know from personal obser-
vation, that he labored assiduously an0
diIseUsly II day and hy night. lie was
alwaysa al - post, urging the attendance Of