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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-04
The Perndy Of DouRlas,

I Will some Democrat who undertakes upon
principle, TO support both of these candidates,
! tell us which of them is right s7it ~
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Democrat. [Continued laughter.l But he Gays
slavery cannot exist without law to protect it,
and it is just like any other property. Then no
other property can exist without law to protect
it, MIR. Allen, can't |? Letus see what your doe
trine leads to. The people must go to Terrific
ry and be there some time, before there can Lc
any law. There must be time when there are
people in Territory, before there il Legislature
some hundreds or thousands. Then il will
take little time to make laws. 1 want now 10
know, if according to Mr.. Aliens doctrine, man
has no right to his horse or his OK, or any other
property in the Territory, until the legislature
meets! And would like Mr. Allen to search
the statutes for local law, which says that L
man has right to his horse or his OK. Fellow
citizens, mans right TO all this species Of prop
erty is recognized by the general laws Of man
kind, without any special or local laws to that ef
feet. The great God above US declared that man
shall have dominion over everything, the fish Of
the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and oyer
every living thing that moyeth upon the earth.n
but nowhere did he give man dominion over man.
lGreat enthusiasm. 1t is only by virtue of To-
cal law, BY the exercise Of arbitrary power that
one man is made subject to another.
! Slavery is SO odious, SO contrary to nature SO
abnorrent to right, that it can exist nowhere on
the globe, except where there is a positive law
to sustain it. Applause. Hence 1t can never
so to Kansas until there is positive law BY some
power authorizing its Introduction. The Consti-
tuition does not establish slavery anywhere -
| THAT is the doctrine" Great cheers There
lsthe fundamental doctrine Of my friend Allen.
The Constitution, in speaking Of this subject.
says: When person is held 70 service or labor
how 7 BY virtue of a State law. In no 9th
,er way under heaven can man be held a. 4
slave. II is by virtue Of positive State law that
the Constitution Gays be can be held. And thc
moment he goes beyond the State line he i y
tree ~ you or l; exceptas he may be reclaimed
under clause of the Constitution Of the United
states, and taken back to the State from which
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
EDO TAMA COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, DEC. 27, 1860!

A PULr1T ANEcDoTE.-Some days
since we chanced to be in company with
several eminent divines, who were re-
latihg numerous amusing anecdotes Of
the pulpit. Among others, the follow
ing struck our fancy..as one deserving
Of record: 81 was,'' said the reverene7
gentleman, attending divine service
in Norfolk, several years ago, during a
season Of some excitement. While the
clergymen was in the midst
of a most interesting Discussion, an old
lady among the congregation arose,
clapped her hands and exclaimed, sMer-
ciful Father, if had one more feather III
my wing Of faith I wohla fly Off to
glory The worthy gentleman thus in
terrupted, immediately replied. Coed
Lord, stick it in, and let her 90 ): she's
but trouble here's That quieted the
old lady, Western Paper.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

feet long, and are folded back and forth
in the lower part Of the abdomen. This
is the gut which, in the hog, is used for
making sausages; being air tight, it
preserve yes the meat which is stuffed into
it from decay.
Along the small intestines are numer-
ous mouths which leadintc very small
tnbes or diets. by which the chyle is
sucked IN, as it flows alofig through the
intestine, and these tubes meet, like the
branches Of river, till they form one
large pipe or duct, which leads up by
the side Of the back bone carrying up
the chyle and emptying it into a large
vein in the left side of the neck, by
which it is borne dire:tly to the heart
and distributed over the system. The
little irbrs which srek itr the chyle
from the intestines are called lacteals.
ai1d they have the power of rejecting
the undigcsted waste matter, which ac-
cordingly continues on its course, pass
ing through the colon, up the right side
acrosss the body just Under the ston-
ach, down the left side, and out at the
rectum."
II thought you were going to tell us
about the action Of carbonic acid in our
bodies.''
II was rt't t'.cugAt Il tr-t trAt You
Should have first general notion Of the
mode in which nourishmeiit is supplied
to the system. ! will not explain to
you the way in which portion Of this
food is used as fuel to heat our bodies,
but as this will take some time, we will
postpone it till next Saturday. ."-.seien.
tifc american.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

Jeremy Taylor says, if, you are for
pleasure, marry; if you prize rory health
marry. A good wife is Heavens last
best gift to man-an angel Of mercy
minister Of graccs innumerab1c-his
gem Of many virtues-his casket Of
iewels-hcr tofce hfs sAee+est ;;A1sic-
her SMILES, his brightest day-hcr kiss
the guardian Of innocence-her arms
the pale Of his safety, the balm of his
health, the balsam Of his life-her in
dustry, his surest wealth-her economy
his safest stewart-her lips. his faithful
councelor-her bosom, the softcst pill
low Of his cares-and her prayers, the
ablest advocates Of Heavens blessings
on his head:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

Alexander Car Of I'll the Russias.
was presented with a son on the .! st OF
September. IIe was puzzled to find a
name fer him, and applied to the spirit
ual medium, who after a considerable
amount Of hocus-pocusing, designated
the name PAUL; aud late papers are
filed with accounts concerning his
christening and the attendant ceremo-
MES. He has already been appointed
chief Of several regiments.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

- Col. Foney concludes long
and very able artio,s III his paper on the
state of the country, with this para
graph:
And Il, after al, the Southern Seces
sionists refuse the prcb;eys Of the North
ern people, and insist upon breaking up
the Government, let the consequence be
upon their orn heads. IN that event thet
,oiU find not only a united people IN the
Free States against them, bit .acy mast
conduct their doubtful experiment Of a
Slave Republic nth the uoice Of Chris
tendon against them,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

- A young apprentice to the shoe
making business asked his master what
answer he should give to the oftcn-re-
peated question, "Does your master
warrant his shoes ?'-"Answer, Thom-
as" said the master, tsthat l warrant
them to prove good; and il they don't
III make them good for nothing"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
south Carolina Convention.
CoLUMgfA, s c., Dee. II

CoLrMBfA, s c., Dee. II.
A heavy and almost obscaring fog
hangs like q pail over Columbia, Great
ing general gloom. The small -pox
panic is intense among the citizens and
strangers.
Many members Of the Legislature
have gone home. 4 strong effort will
lie made to day to adjourn the Iegisla.
ture and Convention to Charleston.
II not. then tile Convention viii proba.
bly, promptly pass an ordinance: Of Sc.
ession and adjourn.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

RALEIGH, \. C, Dee. 1s.-TnR bill
for arming the State Ia, just passed the
Senate, after consider .ble debate, by
a vote Of Al to 3. 1t comes before tie
House tomorrow. There is much an
xiety regarding Federal relations. 1'he
Commissioners from Alabama ard::,Iiss-
issippi arrived to-day. A Democratic
caucus is to be held tonight.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
MILLINERY.

MRS w WADIsEI wishc. 10 inform, her friends
1Nl and the ladies in general that eEe hns
inst received a good osscrtmest 'of Millinery
goods, such as bonnets plumes, risibons.fow ers
laces, all Of the latest style, aud respectfully
cali. Work denc and bonnets repaired en- tire
shortest notice and most approved plan.t
Rooms north east corner of therublic square
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
4 Picture of the last Democrat
ic Administrator.

The St Louis Democrat thus depicts
the condition of the present and last
Democratic administration
The Presidents dissertation on the
secession question is chiefly remarkable
for the ingenuity with which the duty
Of confronting the practical issue is
evaded. The argument is that Of 4
casuist, intent On proving himself, if
possible, powerless. lie covets impo-
tencc. To let treason rage unchecked
is evidently the dearest wish Of his
heart. lie tortures the constitution
and the laws, and wrestles hard with
his oath of office, for a release from the
solemn duty devolving oh him; and rs a
fitting sequel to the theory he rromul-
gates We find him ncgotiatiating with
the rebels for pcstponement Of hostil-
tiles until The Inauguration Of his sue
cessor He sent special envoy down
70 Charleston with his message, who
was instructed to dissuade the leading
"a bells from action until after the III,
or March. This degrading mission has
been s,>tirfactory in its results to tic
author of it. The mine is not tc be
sprung upt,' he has escaped from the
White uons,.. In the meantime, lie
refuses to send col Anderson (t'ie Off
Ger IN command al, Tort Moultrie) rem
f,rce,aents. although it is notorious that
the garrison at the fort IS altogether too
weak to defend it, much less % hold
he other strong places Of the federal
government in that vicinity. Soop
having reduced the treasury to Saf'A-
ruptcy and ruin, runs off to Georgia 10
hide his infsmy in the confusion Incl
dent to secession and revolution. -
Thompson is debating with himself
whether he viil4not follow his late col |
leagues example. The government Is
palsicd with fear, and disorganizcd BY
inbecility and corruption. Instead Of
riding over the troubled waters with
boldncss at the PROV and prudence at
the helm, It seems drifting hulk from
which the very rats that bprrowed in
its hold are making their escape. But
the instinct Of the rats is wrong for
once. Let but that unblesscd, ancient
mariner, James Buchanan, be once got
rid of, and all will be we'll. The ship
of state will right herself as soon as he
quits the quarterback. At the same
time, It would be = salutary proceeding
hereafter, to coinpel every member of
present administration to render an ac-
count OF nis stewardship, There are
abundant grounds for the impeachment
of President and every member Of his
Cabinet, Cass perhaps excepted.
ANDREW Gartin, Esq. ofClay county
Mo. has = negro woman who has given
birth to Joar fine, healthy sslitle niggcrs"
in, the period Of eleven nsosshs and .tosr
y 49,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
Rates Of G4ttreisins.

One sanarc, first Insertion, .s. Sl00
each subsequent insertion; O,5O
One sq,tarc Three mouths, 400
do Six months, 600
do One year; l2,Oc
Quarter colrmn, one year, $500
One half colnh, one year, $500
One Column, one year, GOOO
Twelve lines Of this type make d sqtii -e
Dusliiess Cards, consisting Of si& lines of
less, $500 per ysar.
nT Ali Transicnt'nnd legal advertiscmsnt,
must be paid in advance.
p6TUnless the humber y Insertions be sreci-
ned, ut the time advertisements are handed
in they will be I.stliyhed : the discretion ct
the publisher, and c!srgcd fof the lersth of
time tie, arc inserted.
A lbaral discount fr.a'n the above rsis9
will be mate to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
RALEIGH, Dec. II.

In the Senate to-day, bill was in
troduced to appropriate 100000 to
arm the State. There was an exciting
debate. It was made the order for to-
morrow noon. .
A resolution declaring the right oi
secession. waS referred.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

Talk with the DOys:

THE WAY WE DIGEsT OUR FooD-
THE SroMAcn-THE LIvER-ThE WAY
TIE FooD is POURED INTO THE BLOOD
AND CARRIED OVER THE SYSTEM.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
AdedlcaL Notice g.

Docs. II. Buncc, again offers his service 10
the citizens Of Toledo, ahd surrounding count
try. rs Physician and Sureecn. Doct. Burcc,
may be found at his office i'll j. n. Shanklins
Drug Store, froa, o'clock A. NJ. until 6 T M.
except when professionally Hbsen.. Calls
left with J. N. ELanklin, will Be prtmptly
nt'cndedGL
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
lioiise Or Representa-: ttes...for
Next Congress.
o37 MEMBERS:

| NEW YORK.
ia re CorniMg
Us J B Mexican,
I18*W A Wheeler,
II7*S n Sherman
lIS* TibJHrd
Il9*R Franchot
20 r Conkling
21 r II Duel,
% w f Lansing,
23*A w Clark,
"a G B Sedgwick,
25*T NJ Pomcroy,
26*J p Chambeflin
27*A S Diven,
l28 FIR Van Valken-
brrgh,
SO Alfred Ely,
80 4 Frank,
l31*B Van Horn
80 + G Spaulding
33 II + Fentoli
OHIO.
| l G. II Pend1eton
2 j Il Ghrley
(, 3 @ Il Tulland.
| Mgham
4 VIM Alle,a
5 j d Ashley
6 G. Il White
7 Thomas CdrMfir,
| s*S Shefabefger
9* WP Noble
10 C A Ttimb!e
ll*V r Horton
70 s 8 Coz
Is John Sherman,
IA II 6 Blake
l5*Geo Nuyent
l6*W = Butler
II Il X Morris
Is $ Edgerton
1874 G Riddle
20 John Hutchins
p J 4 Bingham
OREGON.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
MILLINERY.

NKtSS l.. l.. NASH wishes to inform the
JtlLadies Of this community and vicinity
that she is now prepared to furnish them
with the latest style of Millinery and llrns-
Making Rooms at Mr.. Moorcrofts South
East part Of town
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

ARKANSAS.
l r c. Hndmadn,
2xF W Grant.
DELAWARE.
*G p FIsHER,f
FLORIDA:
II B Hilton,
INDIANA.
l*John La,c.
2*J A Crerens,
3 w M Dunn,
4 W s Holman,
SIG w Julian,
6 A G Porter,
It'd W Torhees
8 A S White,
2 S. tolfax,
1O*Wm Mitchell
.1l*J + t Shanks,
ILLINOIS.
l E B Washburr
2*I n Arnold,
3 Owen Lovejoy,
4 w Kellogg,
So VA Richord'n n
6 IA Nc Gernand
Z yC Robinson,
s p B Fouke,
9 J B Logan,
IOWA.
l S K Crrtis,
2. w ar1eFer:
MAINE.
l*J "A Goodwin,
2*C w alton,
3*S c Fessendcn,
A. p Morrill,,
81 &ice,
6*F A Pie.
MASSACHUSETTS.
l T D Elliot,
2 J Butiiuton,
& e. r Adams
4 A III Rice,
5sW ArrLEroS.t
6 J B Alley,
I u w Goocl,,
8 c II Train,
CSC + Bailey,
10 c Delano,
II !! L Dawes,
MICHIGAN.
*B I Granger,
2 + c Beanan,
3 T 7. Kellogg,
) l. y Ties, bridge
MINNESOTA.
| c Aidrich,
2 w " ino:o;l,,
-,.IssoU.r.
l I Z Blair, jr.
2 J B HoLy,Ss.s
3 J b Clarke,
~ 4 Norton,
5*J Y Hrd,
G Us Phelps,
7 j " Noeil,
NEW JEPsEY.
l J I Nixon,
2 ! T. n ..tl.ttoil,
90 = G 81 &c,
- z Cobb,
5 ). Perry,
NE.F YORK.
1sE n So ith, !
22*E f. CdeH |
~ Zen Wood,
~ r. An.rigan
5*t.ni n all,
6*F 4 Conkling,
~ *Miah Ward
81 G DsiopMine,
a*Ea Heiyat,
Q C Hyan Wyck
isteei;
s*Stepl ell Baker,
3 A b Olin, |
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
OREGON.
SHieE

PENNSYLVANIA.
X " E. Lchnaen
2 f Joy Morris
8 John P veree
4*W D Kelley
5*W NJ Davis
6 John Hickman
7* TB Cooper
SIS r Ancona
. T Stevens.
10 J w killinger
IL James Stevens
II G w Scranton
/ 3# Joh,tson
"A G 4 Grow,
Is J L Hale
l6 ~ Buileu
+ Mcpherson
IS Sam S Blair.
i9 John Covotle
oO*.yesse Ba-ear
q J X Moorllead
% z Mcknight
23:s.i " Wallace
2 24*John Patten
IS Z Babbitt
S. CAIOLlLA.
l John Nc Qaeen
= W p Wiies
3# i Democrat
4 n ID Boahdm
) I'D Ashmore,
6 W " Bhyce
VERMONT.
| L p w alion
2 J S Morrill,
3 = Baxter
WISCONSIN.
l John L Potter
2 IL IIancott
. ~ = .ln.r
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
Seeking Aid aud Comfort.

seeking Aid aud Comfort.
New YORK, Dec. .ls.
The World learns from IN antaans;c
burce that the British and Frareh
C,msuls at Charlcstoa have bc6P ap-
Pre- ached BY the scce3sionists with \
view to secure Their cooperation. Both
repli "a that any communication to them
would be Immediately transmitted to
the .state Department at Washing
ton.
THE STRENGTH or PARTIES N Cow
GEEss.-P Officially the two houses stand
as follows:
SENATE.
Democrats. -. ..:.... :...,.. IS
Reprbllcans. &c
Americans q
HoTsE
Republicans
Democrats 100
Americans.
ST. .LovIs Dec. II.
Gen. Frost to-day cowhided L. B.
sayers, membernf the Battalion OF
Engineers in the Southgcste1n Expa-
dition, for reflections published III tbe
correspondence of the Democrat Of
Friday last.
PROGRESS or DEMocRAcr.-Gov.
Gist Of South Carolina, has this sen
timent in his last message:
''The idea that a majority must al
ways govern, which has taken possession
of tho Northern mind, is as mischiayol,s
as it is f;alIacious..''
Ex-senator Chestnut writes to IT,,
Charleston -Hercury that he is advised
that President buchanan will veto any
force bill which Congress may pass.
BY the last arrival Of the pony ey-
press, we learn Of the death Hon. De
azon Smith late Colleague OF Hon.
Joseph Lane of Oregon.
Such is the crowded State a. tie
Paris ,horouSltares, that diyrng the
past year i've thousand persons have
been wounded and seven hundred
Killed, ly the vehicles of all kinds ahieh
fill the sire cts, and render the eros s.ne.
Of the latter almost. impossible to ped
estrians.
Since the year 1856 no less tllaa forty
hree newspapers have been started in
sew York city, and after brief career
lavs failed. Some were political, soma
literary, and some religious. It is i'm
possible to estimate the amount Of can
tai which was sunk in these enterprises.
MRs Bailey Of Lexington, 81 years
# age, has made eighty cheeses this
summer, besides doing other house
lold work,
THr Coroner Of New Orlerns reports
s5 murders i'll that city during the the
year, 81 suicides, 100 accidental deaths
20 deaths from intemperance, and, iCo
eases of drowning.
The small pox and the seeding
Convention seemed to have arrived at
Columbia, s. c. about the same time.
The former appears to be getting tho,
advantage, and a general stampede Of
he latter is looked for.
Napoleon Bonaparte used to say
hat ''fom hostile newspapers are more
o be feared than hundred thousand
'ayonets."
A Boston book firm have ready for
press, ssWill He Find Her pa Ro-
nance OF New York and New Orleans.
1t does not appear to be dedicated 70
Judge Douglas.
A PAEAnLEL.--It has been suggested
that in respect to secession, tho Presi-
dent holds the same position as tho
great Stebins did on the Maine law
'fIe was in favor OF the law, but nyia
ne execution cf' IT,"
.ss
A Chinese Baptist Church has been
nrranizcd At Sa..ontn Califnrnia
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
The vote In the Late Election

The total number Of votes cast in the
late Presidential electionis 4,GSo,ls0 Of
which
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

Republican Tin Roman), 90; Demo
Gratis lin Halics) 81; independents lin
SMALL cArs), 8; Total elected, l53.
*Not members Of the XXXVIth
Congress.
Elected on Peoples ticket, and sup
,,ortcd by the friends Of Lincoln and
Bell
tElecetd on Union ticket, and SYM
pathizes with Americans.
Effected as an "Independent,' and
was supported mainly by friends OF
Bell and Lincoln.
STATES YET TO ELECT CON
HRESSMEN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

New YORK, Dec. .1s.
The JTorM learns fro,n IN ailthan.;c
burce that the British and F'rarth
C,snsuls at Charltstol have bo6F ar-
Pre- achcd BY tic scceS>ionists with \
view to secure Their Cooperation. Both
repli "a that any communication to them
would be Immediately transmitted to
the State Department at Washing
ton.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

ANDREW Gartin, Esq. ofClay county
Mo. has 4 negro woman who has given
birth to Joar fne, healthy s'litde niggcrs''
in, the period Of eleven nsosths and four
daiv. 80
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

Returning thanks afaif, to the Pulc for
kas, patronage, VIC are happy TO announce
| thus our prcscr4, Stock Of Goods exeels any
| thing that we have hithero lln the pleasure
Of .Shibting, having added largely to our
tatisty Of articles, and labored hard 20 pro-
cure III the best eastern markets, such goods
vs are unsurpassed for teauty; service and
durability.
Our assortment Of
Staple and Faaey Dry Goods,
Ready made E,othing.
Boots ec Shoes; +.
HITS 4: Caps,
Notions,
Hosiery,
Is tloses 4; jfiS,
stationary,
Cutlery,
- Xovdacore,
Groceries,
< Qncenstcare,
s.s..~..e.-, IRON,
rraa s.s@e Nails;
Glass.
Paints q: OIL,
Rope
rails,
Tubs,
Wash Boards,
ts's., tgs.
Is full and complete, and we're ars deter
mined
NOT TO BE UNDERsOLD.
w anted, PORK, WHEAT
n,DEs, Butter, EGGs, &c.,
GALLNY B JOHNSTON.
T,,a{. Iowa, Nov j, 1860. vln4Otf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
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~ DOoF AND. SHOEMAKER

Respectfully aanonnces to the citizens Of 70.
ledo and vicinity, that he 10 now prepared
q do custom work In his line, and warrant
! theame. Shop one dosi south ofthe Farmers
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

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