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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-03-22
Cass County Republican Convention.

Cass County Republican Convention.
Pursuant to the call of the County
Central Committee, the Republicans of
Cass County met in Convention, at
Cassapolis, on the 10th day of March,
1860, for the purpose of choosing four
Delegates to the State Convention, to
be held at Detroit, on the I'd of May
next, every town in the County being
represented by regularly chosen dele
gates except Howard.
The Convention being called to order
Hon. B. w. Schermerhorn, was on mo-
ton, elected Chairman, and Chas. w.
Clisbee, Secretary. On motion, the
chair appointed DR.. Garwood and G.
@. Jones tellers. On motion, the chair
appointed w. H. Campbell, E. Buel and
E. Sutton, Committee on Credentials.
The Convention adjourned until one
o'clock p. M.
afternoon Session.-The Convention
being called to order by the Chairman.
The Committee on credentials reported
a list of regularly chosen Delegates
from all the towns in the County except
Howard and that Mr.. Russey be
allowed to sit as delegate from that
town, which report was unanimously
adopted.
On motion, the Convention then pro-
ceeded to choose by ballot, one dele
gate TO the State Convention, from the
second Representative District, where
upon the following result was had:
Henry Aldrich, 1872
Jefferson Osborn, l
G. @. Jones, 1
E. w. Reynolds, 1
Henry Aldrich was declared elected.
The Convention proceeded to choose
a second Delegate from the same dis
trict, with the following result:
Ceuei"on OSUoIH, -
George Meacham, II
E. w. Reynolds, 8
Scattering, 8
Jefferson Osborn was declared elected.
The Convention then proceeded to
the election of one delegate from the
first Representative District with the
following result:
Gilman G. Jones, 60
Emmons Buel, 50
q. Putnam, 8
Scattering, 4
Gilman G. Jones was declared elected.
The Convention then balloted for the
fourth delegate with the following re-
suit:
Emmons Buel, 81
Franklin Brownell, As
b. w. Schermerhorn,
Scattering, Z
Whereupon on motion of Franklin
Brownell, Emmons Buel was elected.
The Convention then listened to
some stirring remarks from DR.. Gar
wood, G. G. Jones, w. III. Campbell,
William Merritt, G. w. Clisbee, J. G..
Beeson, r. e. Denison and others.
In the utmost harmony and good
feeling, at late hour the Convention
adjourned sine die.
B. w. SCHERMERHORN,
Chairman.
CHAs. w. CLIsBEE, Secretary.
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| STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish OF Fas,
Baton Rouge--Sixth Judicial District
COurt--ln the Succession of Ronald Nc
tullum. Deceased No. C71
Df NlHI L of a commission issued In
- the above succession aud 20 ,ne direc-
ted from the Hon. the sixth Judicial D,s
trict Court, in and for the parish aud
State aforesaid, will offer at publio sola.
on the premises of the licensed. at abont
thirteen miles from the City Of Baton
Rouge, on
THURSDAY the 10th day Of january.
next, A. D., 1851. st ~ O'Clock A. NJ. If
said day. the property hereinafter setfottb
and described belonging 10 the succession
OF Ronald McCullum, late Of said parish
deceased, TO- wit
tract OF land containing s40 acres, and
on which the deceased resided. bounded
North by lands of VIM. &. Pike. West by
BroFdeh aud Henry and Mrs. A lien. South
by Phillips and Lacey and East by Harris
aud Sims. with ell the buildings and i'm
proyemerts tieteon.
Also The following negroes, viz.
GEORGE, negro man aged ab,nt a.
years.
EAGER, negro man aged about 70
years.
SARAH, negro woman aged sbouL 10
years.
Also, the following personal property,
VIZ:
is Head Of Cattle, 6 head Of horses
mules, 500 head of hogs, | wagon. Farm
ing utensils, lot blaeksmiths tools. oat
cutter, steel mill lot carpenter's tools.
B yoke oxen. box Of books, | saddle. and
4 head Of sheep.
Upon the following terms and oondi-
tons. viz:
The lnnd and slaves. for one third cash.
and the balance payable in one snd two
years, from the day of sale, and mortgage
reserved with vendors privilege. with
good personal security. in notes bearing
eight per cent per enuum interest. from
the day ~ sale until raid. All the abovs
notes made payable ct the Parish Recor
der's Office, in the city Of Baton Rouge
The personal property for one half cash,
aud the balance payable ~ twelve mouths
from the day Of sale purchasers 10 give
good endorsed notes beating eight per
cent per snnum interest from day Of
sale until paid. Sad notes 10 he made
r. yable ut the Parish Recorders Office of
his parish n. V. BABIN.
dec Sheriff.
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tlallp G5a3cttr anO OGOmet
bATos RoeeE.
wEDNEsDAYniniimnnnDEo. 8, 1880.


THE MAiLs.-1n view Of The fact that
Louisisna-like South Carolina is about 20
resume the sovereignty she never had, We
might as we'll express our thanks to the
ev-ofiicio, mail agents, railroad conduct
ora, Post Masters aud special agents Of
Post ofIics Department. Louisiana will
presently, have TO take charge not only Of
the internal mail matter, but undertake
the transportation, TO New York. Arksn-
sns aud Texas then it may not be as reg
ular as " now is, We have disposed Of all
our heads Of Washington, franklin and
Jefferson, and as we do not intend TO make
any further investment in such faces are
prepared TO let the Union slide It's time
to look about for appropriate heads for
our own stamps faces that may command
respect. at least az far ss the Salt river Of
the North aud the Tombigbee of the West.
We here the parties who will have the
selection Of heads will not go to the tombs
~ them, where there are 40 many fine
living phizes that would serve the purposes
quite ss we'll. To thrse clever gentlemen
down there ut the Wharf Messrs. Moore.
Burden " Co, are we indebted for many
special iavors, also TO special agent Major
Conklin-wh for the past season. hos
placed 'svors on osr table regularly every
morning before the cock Growing time.
Gentlemen. receive our thanks and bow
yourselves out Of office. We shall have no
further use for the Wharf boat, as tie
landing shall he decreed Port of entry.
" the office of Collector Of Customs, IL not F.
already engaged, we should like to have F..
II for our friend Mr.. Pete, who is just now
ont Of employment.
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STATE OF LouIsrANA-pnrisb of East

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of East
Baton Rouge-Sivth Judicial District
Ccurt-ln the matter Of the Succession
of MRs. Many NJ. MAY deceased No
2gG- Probate.
" HERkAS, j. W. Burgess. has this
w day filed IN said Court an Applicant on
praying to be appointed Administrator Of
the Estate Of Mrs. Mary NJ. May. late Of
said Parisl decepsod rice James \. Baily
deceased aud Amos Adams Co-Adminis-
traitor with Clara l.. Adams also deceased
the said Mrs. Clara l.. Adams being now
disqualified M Admnistratix of said Es-
tate Of Mrs. Mary NJ May deceased.
Notice is hereby given. calling upon all
persons interested to show cause az any
they cam. within ten days from the
first publication of this notice. why said
application should not be granted
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court this 81 day Of December,
A. d., 1860,
jos. NEPHLER.
dec3 Clerk.
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RssFs AND SArLs.-They are new things
and not knowing their application, wo
know not how TO recommend them. Doubt
loss they are marvellous proper things. T.
Bertrand, on Main street, advertises among
va'encieunes and Guipurc Sets Jacone.
aud Swiss bands, and black lace walls
"Rcsfs and Sails for brides" where's
CYNTHIA We cannot allow the introduc-
tion Of Reas aud Sails for brides, without
knowing, how they are applied and what
they lead 10.
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TuE Srxra DnrRrcr CouRr.-This Court
now in session in aud for the Parish of
East Baton Rouge, will doubtless close for
the term before the expiration Of the week =.
The business has been systematically Ia
ken mp aud promptly disposed Of. To the
officers of the Court, aud specially to our
friend, Mr.. J. NJ. Nelson, Deputy Clerk
are we indebted for the daily record Of the
same.
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II. A. RAUHMAN'S
NEW VARIETY STORE,
NORTH BOULEVARD sTFFT.
Near state House.


BAT az ONGF, 1t.
I REg LBAyE respectfully 90 call the rtfen
' tiCn of the public TO my "New Variety
SIORb,' which hsys just opened. IN the city II
Baton Rouge. Fast 81 Miss Fannie O'Cpnpr's Milli
merry Store Thankful 10 my friends nd the
public generally. for the generous snd liberal "a
tt"Rsee heretsfore EXTENDED 10 me- 10 my fprinsr
bu siness, solicit of them = continuance ~ the
sstbe 20 my new enteiprise. which hope. they
viii hul 20 their advantage. A special invita-
tioh is extended T. the ladies to give me a call
an examine the
LARGE STOCK or FANCY ARrtCLFR,
which Is too numerous ~ partieuisrisa. AImv
goods are purchased direct frufn the nianufsriur-
ers, consequently. can si1ord 20 sell ss ebs0p
N rot chsTpar than esn he purchased IN Nov ~.
leans partial list of my stock Is here given:
FANCY GOODS, large assortment, such as
VASts snd IMAGES suitable f,r Catholics and
Mantle Piece Ornaments
w VI FAFEH. = complete stock
VI SbOw liADEs of every description:
Wax CLOTH PIANO GOWNS;
CTR CoRNiCts ron WINDOWS:
CURTAIN FAsTENINGs:
BRUSHES of evety description:
GILT mOULbiNGS, large assortment always
on hard
GILr FRAMES hr rpItoToaRApns. = large stock
on band:
MlRROBs 0tLT, ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY
FRAMES:
LOoKINg-GIAss PLATES;
LITHOWRAPHS and on PAINTINGS;
IoI Wars oi every description
SMOKING PIpEs of al styles and description;
PAINTS, OILS YABNISHES. S.1URPENTINE, a.:
FHENOH wINDOw GLASS Of every sire:
gLuH, MUSLIN for PAPER HANGINg. rACKs.
Ae inov2i ~ 4. RAUHMAN.
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RssuLr oF FrrRAvAsAroR m DRrss .-
The Northampton Mass Press records
the arrest Of a female named Phillips, the
wife Of a respectable citizen Of ali adjacent
town, charged with stealing. and adds
A large lot Of dry goods, belonging to
various dealers. was found in her posses
sion, and it is supposed that che has with
In few years robbed them Of $500 or s400
worth Of articles. Mr.. Phillips was not
aware Of his wife's conduct, although two
of his daughters. for whom much Of the
thieving was perpetrated, were. and ire
guently accompanied their mother in her
expeditions. While they were buying she
would conceal goods about her person.
Mrs. Phillips has hitherto borne good
character, and was a membe Of tho Con
Eregstional Church IN Williamsburg. The
cause which led her TO steal. as che has
ncknow edged was her great love of dress.
She thought great deal Of her daughters
aud wished TO dress them in q style that
would make then attractive in society.
Their means would not admit of it. and =,
con 'equently. she felt obliged 60 resort TO
thett In order to carry out her extrsvagsn ant
wishes She was examined before n mag
istrate. and placed under bonds to appear
hereafter ior fial,
II not absolutely, weary of moral.
izing and sick of sentiment. the
above would afford text for an
other unorthodox sermon, signify.
ing nothing Mrs. Phillips de-
serves the sympathy of her friends
il not of the public-she should be
mcrcifully and charitably dealt
with, in view of the fact, that her
neighhors rent their tinscl and do
not steal il. The fault must fall
on the head Of the family. Mr.. Phil
lips ought to have discovered the
weakness of his spouse and daugh.
tcrs, and bought the things on
credit.
II the laws of Massachusetts, in
anything resemble the statutes of
Louisiana, Phillips might keep his
creditors at bay, until time could
tear up their books aud turn all
their accounts and papers into the
mortuary courts. How much bet
ter il is-how much more honora-
BILE and and christian TO buy on
time, aud fee u lawyer to stay off
the payment to eternity
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CorroN IN Nosrn CARoLrSa.-The total
number Of bales Of cotton raised in North
Carolina for the year ending August 81
1882, was 1s9 ,ss7, Aalued at 50 900 900.
This is more than ever produced in the
State BY 25 per cent. The next years
crop, ending in August, 1861, it is suppo-
sed, will reach as high as 400 900 bales.
This is 3 remarkable yield for the cotton
lands Of the Old North State.
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sHIRTsi sIIIRTstf

n LARGE assortment Of Shirts Of THE
"A LATEST FASHION, of all the vari-
Gus qualities and sizes, to 6t MEN YOUTH
AND BOYS, will be offered from this data
at reduce prices. octz0.
DAL,HElMER SIMON d co.
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WINDOW suAnEs

"A RESPECTFUL invitation is exten-
~ ded TO oil who wish to- purchase any
WINDOW SHADES, as we have beau.
hfnl assortment direct from manufactures
and TO be sold at astonishing low figures.
oct20 DALSHEIMER. SIMON a. 90.
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NEW YORK, SEA ISLAND COTTON. AND
~ other superior brands, Of Bleached and
brown shir'inss, fresh lot Of which has been
nov2O PEOPLES ET0hE, Third street.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

( UR stock Of fine and heavy BOOTS
~ and SHOES being very large, and
having been bought at the manufactures,
we are enabled 70 sell ag00d article as low
as any house this side Of New York.
a call will convince our assertions.
oct20. DALSlIEIMER, SIMON ~ 60.
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ARDi In Barrels. Half Barrels and Kegs,
IL for sale by BEAL PATTERSON,
Jnnel+ Main Street.
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SIINIDIkIE,S.
A NEW I.NT

I HAVE opened lot Of Calieos. ranging
y from 70 TO 90 cents per yard, ladies In pur-
suit ofsuch would do vel TO make their Halec
tions early. 1will receive my Winter Goods on
the lst October The Millinery department will
be as usual nonpareil. aud Dry goods, etc -. .
FANNIE T U'CONOR.
septll North boulevard street.
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/ STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Ps Parish of East
Baton Rouge Sixth Judieial Distfic,
Court-H. b. llaralson Va. j. A. Cotton
No. 2Slg.
nY VIRTUE Of writ uf seizure and
- sale Issued In the above entitled and
NUMBERED cause, and tp me directed from
the Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court. in
and for the Parish aud State aforesaid. I
will offer q, public sale in front ofthe Court
House door Of said parish, In the city Of
Baton Rouge, "n
SATURDAY. the 5tb day nf january
1851. at II o'clock A. NJ. pf said day. all
the tight, title, interest aud claims Of the
defendant. in cnd TO the following desert
bed moftgsged property, 90 witt
John, man aged 30 yts Ilummer,
man sged 40 yrs Isham, a man aged As
yrs Cato, man aged 80 yrs Sandy, "
man aged an yrs Frank, a man aged 40
yrs; Henry, man aged % yrs. Richm mond.
- man aged % yrs. Joe - man aged 90 yts.
Aggy, q woman aged 55 yrs. Maria, wo-
man aged 80 wears. and her child Sam.
aged 2yrs, Betty. aged rs years. aud her
children, Martha, aged 10 years aud
lsham. aged months Celia, q woman
aged 80 years aud her children. Westlcy.
eged 10 yrs Sarah. 6 Yrs Walsh. yrs
Llz, years aud Modinsh. eged year;
lliier. aged l2 years.
Upon the following terms and eond-
tions, to wit For CASH, with the benefit
of aprraisement. II. V. BABiE.
dec3 Sheriff
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LEECJIEy.
HATSi IIATstt

A THE PHlLA. CASH STORE, We
"A have just received from New York,
a a. beautiful assoftment of Misses Trimmed
Hats also Boys White and Grey Straw
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BOYS CLOTHING.

A LARGE and well selected stock f
"A FALL and WINTER DRESS and
SCHOOL CLOTHING, embracing every
style and quality, will bo sold OF reasona-
bic prices by oct 70.
DALSliEfMER, SIMON d co.
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IMITATION and Buffalo Horn, also a
u large assortment Of Coat and Hair
brushes, Portmonnies, Cabas Work Boxes
and Leather Bsys.
sept25 p. CAPDEVIELLE.
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NOT ICE.
SCIINAPPS.
PILLS.

I'D WIN. B0GEL, are Agents for Ayers
Ia BranJeth's, Clark's, GraefSerg's, Hooper's
Holiowsy's. Jayne's, Lees, Morse's, Peters MoE
fars, hcLean's, and Badways Pills. IuneI5
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STATE or LOUISIANA Parish Of East

| STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of East
! BATON Rouge Sixth judicial District
Cuurt-ln the matter Of the Succession
oi Francis Thomas deceased No col
R1 VIRTUE Of Commission issued IN
- he above Succession nut directed to
the Sheriff of the Parish of East Baton
Rouge, from the Hon. sixth Judicial
District Court, in and for the parish aud
State aforesaid. ! viii offer nt public sale.
on the premises. a. about miles from the
city of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY. the 5th day of January
next, A. d. 1891 st II o'clock A. NJ. of
said day, the property hereinafter set forth
and described, belonging TO the Succession
of Francis Thomas, late Of this parish de
ceased, to-wit
Christine. q girl euod 10 yrs Ellen. n
pirl pgnl yrs Amelia, Il woman aged
o. yrs Julia. q girl nvei ~ yrs Cipeo. =
man aged n yrs Martha, woman aged
IS years, aud her child Henry. . hoy aged
4 yrs Charlotte, girl aged is yts. Elsey
girl aged 10 years
Community property ofthe deceased and
her surviving husband.
Marcus, y man aged 60 yrs 4 mules 2
work horses 2 pair Oxen 2 wagons !,
Farming utensils. Household aud Kitchen
furniture.
Separate property Of the deceased
Mafcelina. o woman aged 20 yeats. aud
her two children Josephine. aged Is
months. Eliza Jane months Brister. a
man aged 20 yrs Anthony. hoy aged 9
yfs Louisa. n girl aged I | years.
Upon the following terms and condi-
tions, viz For ono fourth CASH and the
balance payable in equal annual install
ments of one. two and three years from
the day Of sale , purchaser to give good
personal security, in notes bearing eight
per cent per annum interest from date
until paid, importing confession of judg
meut. with mortgage retained until full
and final payment. II. V. BABIN.
dec3 Sheriff.
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(OFFEE'-Mochs.J Java, Mexican Rio. For
~ sale low 10 the trade. 0'
may22 p BENIINrN
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MISSES CIOAKS.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of these goods N mr..
II rivein a few daJs, also q few very handsome
white Embroidered Merino Cloaks for Inf.Bts.
aug2s W. u. PllTLIIPS
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CLOAYS s. SJIAWLS.

CLOAKS s. SUAWLs,
AIDES wanting Cloaks aud ShawIs.
II will do well to call and examine the
splendid assortment Of these goods which
| have Just received.
LNRENCH Merinocs, Delaines, Cash
l. meres, Alpaccas. &c, &c. have iust
received fine stock Of those goods.
PLACK silks, plain and figured Dress
- Silks, Poplin-, Foulard Silks, &c. I
have a beautiful stock Of those goods.
TNHE above goods are Of the latest stvles
l. and will be sold cheap.
THOS. Il. O'CONOR.
sept22 Cor. Third and Laurel street.
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WIHD0W GLAss.-A large lot on hand and 20
w srriVe-for sale by
octl8 A. STEWART 4 co.
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u y VI OVAL.

TUE subseriber begs leave 10 inform, bis ,,,s,a,
L and patrons and the public geners In. that
ne has removed his we'll known Establisbment 10
Dupuy new buiidiL z. opposite the Branch of the
~ ~boulsIana state Bank. Thankful Tor the IibsraI
licits continuance ofths same
septic THEODORE GOLDMAN
Watchmaker and Jew sIIsr
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GUM DROPS.

HMM POUNDS e superior afticle) Just reoeIv.
iVVV ed ~ the Drug Store ~
deo' v. uEUDE co.
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SAVE YOUR FRUIT.
SELF SEALING CANS v;,hon, -. r.-
~ PA'e"'h PlPER q BRADFORD.
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IRISH LINENS.

An NOW prepared n show the best Linens In
= thi' market sucs goods as have been try
ing 70 get for a long tims-and will v.rya,,t ,h..
all pure Linen and 10 wear we'll
sept|O w. d. PHILLIPS.
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Linen and Bob,,., U...,

lush HHOOKs.-Lines. and Floats. for sale n,
l. junel6 I'D 9WN BoGEI
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HtYE full supply Of these goods Roh,.
y In All widths, also, Pink and Blue Bobins,s
white Linen Nsttings, also Brown do for pisnt
''oA uss' W. d. PHILLIPS,
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NEW GOODSl NEW GO0DSll

AN NOW prepared to show large, complete
Il and well selected stock n
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
ana hsvipg htted up The large store room sdjoin.
ihl me, ipfmsrly coupled ~ Nr Bogel, Ihsve in-
creased ny stock so that can nov offer many
goods thai have not been snI ., teep beteto.
fort wiz Keep nv customers RET. .lariy posted
as 70 what ' may be receiving nsw, a. 1 hope
that they will at least give me a call before per.
chasing elsewhste
sug2s D. PHILLIPS.
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FOUND.

ONE day last week, in the Streets, A
" PAIR of Pegged Shoes, which the
owner can have by calling at this Office.
nov "a.
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RssuLr oF ErrRtvasAroR m DRrss 49,
The Northampton Mass. Press records
the arrest Of a female named Phillips, the
wife Of a respectable citizen of OH adjacent
town. charged with stealing. and adds
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L'NHbiSH. FbfVaH y American NAIOJ,~
\ ths hr-- sni hnnst Assortmant-jusf 70.
ceived IT GOLDMAN A FENDyIE'S
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-07-18
Hts Effect.
"cato,' tie Boston Courier's cores

Enccr.
"Cato,' tie Boston Courier's cores.
ponient at Washington, writes as follows
OF the effect oF Summers late speech:
MIR. Sumr..'s speech has made bad
impression. There are none Who do not
regard it as i!i-timed and ill,juiged in every
respect. Friend; wish what he had said
had been u,.aaia, and deeply regret the
want OF policy in such thrice told TRADE
upon an ;npracticability is in special de-
mand. 1t illustrates no less his total un-
fitness for public station than his utter in
aptitude for political warfare 1t will
prejudice his party without beaefting his
cause. Enemies are exasperated by it TO
an extreme degree, and the current of SYM
pathy which circumstances had enlisted in
his behalf is changed to a virulent flow OF
hostility toward him personally, and toward
the sectional sentiment which he assumes
to represent. 1t unrlasks Republicanism,
and strips it of the guises and pretexts
upon which its more willy and more pru-
dent advocates depend for success. 1t is
an insidious aud faithless blow at the Con-
stitution, and in its inevitable import is
thoroughly disun;on. In his invectiye at
Faneuil Hall against the Fugitive-slavc Law,
Mr. Sumner invoked the forcible resistance
to that measure which virtually annulled
and repealed the Stamp Act--a case in no
sense analogous, because without any con-
stitutional warrant whatever. But mind
you,' he added, Il do not counsel vio-
lence." SO now, while ostensibiy depre
eating the sectionalisms which threaten the
permanence of our institutions, his speech
is the. essence and aggregation of doctrines
which can have no realization but in the
overthrow Of the Constitution and the dis
ruption Of every national bond. The
speech, in word, has added rancor to the
embttered feeling of the South; and the
North, whether justly or not, will be held
responsible for its repugnant and unfriend-
" sentiment. The Republican party will
have something 20 do to counteract its ef
lects upon their prospects in the approach
ing canvass.