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Mr.. DOUGIAc

"Mr. President. the mode
of preserving peace is plain
This system ofSectional war.
fare must cease. The Con-
stitution has given the poy-
er, and all we ash of Congress
ls to give US the means. ana
We, BIZ indictments ana con-
elections in the Fed,r1L
Courts Of the seUerdJ St1tes.
aciiL make such esample OF
the leaders Ofthese consDirG.
cies, as eoiN strike terror in
TO the hearts Of others, and
there will be an end of this
Crusade. The great princi-
pie that underlies the organ-
ization of the Republican
lparty is violent, irreconci A.
Bile, eternal warfare upon
the institution of American
Slavery, with a view to its
ultimate extinction through
out the land. Sir, l confess
the object of the legislation
II contemplate is to PIT
DOWN this on tside interfer-
ence; al tstO repress the 'ir-
reprsSsible conflict"
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| EEL = gEN N ~
"And be further enactet
That if any person shall
write, print, utter or pubiisl
or shall cause or procure t.
be written, printed, uttered
or p bl shed, or shall know.
ingly and willingly assist Ol
aid in writing, printing, ut.
tering, or publishing any
false, scandaIous and mali
cious writing or writing;
against the government Of
the Unite States or either
House of the Congress OF the
United States, or the Presi,
dent of the United States
with intent to defame the sa 4
government or either House
of the Congress, or the said
President, or to bring them
or either of them into con
tempt or disrepute Ort0 eD
cite against them, or eitheI
or any of them, the hatred
ofthe good people ofthe Uni
ted States, or 10 stir 1ID sedi
ton acithin the United State.
or TO e5cite any unldtcJit,
combinations therein, 10,
opposing or resisting ana
idac ofthe United States, OF
any act of the Pre- sident OF
the United States, done in
pursuance ofany such law,
or OF the powers in him vest
ed by the Constitution of the
United States then su oh
person being thereof convic-
ted before any Court of the
United States having juris
diction thereof, shall be pun.
ished by a fine not exceeding
two thousand dollars, and
by imprisonment not exceed
ing two years.
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Piles which are at this season Of the year particularly
troublesome, are cured at by Traeks Magnetic
Ointment apply parts affected and small Of the back
NERNnLs Or SICK HEADACHE.
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ArpIy the Ointment freely the forehead and temples
and back neck also to the soes Of the feet and
of hands 1t Si relieve the severest headache
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sedition Law amdi.. Democracy

All who are acquainted " "a. the history of OUT
country, know the .odium which the people at
tached to the infamous "Sedition Law" passed
during the administration of President John Ad-
ans. 1t was daring attempt to cripple the free
dom of speech and the liberty of the press. This
act met the scorn and contempt of the people in
succeeding times, and all who were suspected of
having favored it, were held to be the enemies
of popular liberty, and unworthy of public conf
dence.
No statesman during subsequent times, has
ever dared to propose the revival of such stat
ute, except Stephen A. Douglas. He in the
Senate of the United States last winter, proposed
sedition law, very closely resembling the infa-
nous old seldom law, passed in 1899.
| We place an extract of Mr. Douglas plan for
sedition act. as indicated in his speech, size bv
side, with portion lie justly execrated OLD
Sedition Act, tb :. may note the tiriking SINH.
| iarity betWes ne two:
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