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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-23


The Democrat and Democratic pa
pers generally persist in giving pub
licity 10 the falsehood that Lincoln
voted against supplies forthe Mexican
War. The following. which we quote
from Mr. Douglass speech at Alton.
Oct. 18th. 1858, and which we copy
from Lincoln and Douglass Debates.
page 336. will put that matter to rest,
il Mr.. Douglas can be taken as au-
thoriiy. He says:
Il never charged him Lincoln
with voting against the supplies in
my life. because | knew that he was
not in Congress when they were voted
The war was commenced on the 18th
day of May. 1916. and on that day We
appropriated in Congress ten million.
OF dollars and fifty thousand men tc
prosecute it. During the same ses.
sion we voted more men and more
money, and at the next session we vo
ted more men and more money, SC
that by the time Mr. Lincoln entered
Congress we had enough men ant
enough money to carry on the war
and had no occasion to vote for any
mofeo
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-23

. gathering together Of the chief pi tests
,f the Democratic synagogue. The
prophet sat on the highest seat and
James. the minor APOSTLE. was cho-
sen Scribe. The counsclors were not
numerous. though wise and bearing
scars Of battles fought. but no trophies
81 victories won. The movements"
of the would.bc Representative ard
his physician were carefully looked in
to and on mature deliberation it was
unanimously
Resoired. That We are in favor OF
Fairview. Morristown anil Farmland
regulating their own institutions in
their own way. and tina, we inscribe
non intervention on our banners so lar
as these Black Republican towns are
concerned" James. the minor. voted
twice in favor Of that portion Of the
resolution referring to Farmland. The
Council adjourned in harmony, and tie
last movement" of our two friends
were noted going North. Via jackson
Township.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-23
Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ we will sell az Private sale. at any
time after the 18th DAY of September. leo.
the following Real Estate in Randolph Co..
Ind. To wit:
In 10, No. ~. in Block No. J.. in the tern
Of Huntsville: also. out lot No. IL. ~ sad
town; also. in-iot No. s. in Block No y, IN
said town: also. the y. ". fractional quar-
ter of Sec. n. 7. ~. X. IN. containing one
hundred acres; and also the north part 90
the v. w. quarter Of See -. 7. ~. X. ~,
containing hny-t~o acres. said property
To bc sold subject e. Membranes. and also
subject To the interest Of the widow Of Bar
rett Andrews. deceased.
The terms Of sale will bc. one third of
the purchase money in hand. one third in
nine and the residue in eighteen months
from day of sale; the deferred payments 10
be secured by notes with security. ,ssising
valuation and aPprai~cment Laws. and bear
ing interest from date.
A. soon A. said safe l. confirmed bv the
proper court, the purchaser will receive a
deed therefor. and will execute a mortare
to- secure the back payments
And in case said Real Estate. or ans part
thereof, l. not disposed of by the first day
OF the next term of the Randolph Common
Pleas Court, then We will offer the same At
Public Auction, on the terms Aforesaid. at
the court house door in Winchester.
JOSEPH ROuTH. AMI
ELIZABETH ANDREWS,
Adm'rs Of Is. Andrews.
August ~, ls60.-iw
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-23

Meeting of thc Wide Awakcs.
According to previous notice, a
large number Of the Republicans Of
Winchester assembled at the Court
House on Friday evening, August
10th. for the purpose of forming the
Cincoln Wide Awake Club. ID. +.
Diggs was called TO the Chair.
j. b. Routh presented the following
Constitution. which was adopted unan-
imously:
ARTICLE 1. This association shall be
known as the Lincoln Wide Awake Club of
Winchester
ART. ,. This association shall, by all
honorable means, labor for the election. to
the Offices ot,President and Vice President,
of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin
ART. 3. The officers Of this association
shall consist of a President, u Captain, three
Lieutenants, four Sergeants, four COrpo.
rails. Secretary, Treasurer, and a Finance
Committee of five, to be chosen from the
ranks of tho Company.
Arr. 4. On all parades Of this as-ocia-
ton il shall be under the command of the
officers aforesaid. and in case of the absence
of any one of said officers, his place shall be
TILED by the officer next in rank.
ARr s. All officers shall be elected by n
vote Of the Company.
Arr. 6. Ii shall he the duty of this as-
ISOLATION to act political police. to- do
escort tn all prominent speakers who visit
the city to address the citizens in favor of
Lincoln and Hamlin, to attend all public
meetings in body, and see that order is
preserved and the speakers not interrupted
Arr .. Each member shall provide him
self with glazed cap. cape and lamp, and
attend all parades of this association.
ART :. No boisterous or disorderly
conduct of any kind shall be allowed.
Arr. y. In case this organization shall
contain number inconvenicnt to parade as
n company, the same NAV be divided into
auxiliary companies. to he organized ac-
cordng 10 Article 3d of this Constitution.
Arr. ~. Any article of this Constitu-
ton may be altered or amended ut any reg
ulsr meeting (previous notice having been
giyen) by vote of two thirds of the mem
bers present.
ARr. IL. The condition of membership
shall he the signing Of the Constitution.
After which the following officers
were electel:
President. Il. +. Digs; Captain,
j. ID. Rontb; Lieutenants, Thos. VI
Browne. j. X. Martin. VIM. Burres:
Sergeants, w. Dcmick. John Ross. G.
a. Smith. j. b. Goodrich; Cor2orals.
o. Kelly. f. NJ. Way, J. \. Steel o.
Martin: Secretary, G. S. Goodrich:
Treasurer. w. B. Pierce; Financial
Committee. j. w. Diggs. James z.
Way. +. Garrett, l. \. Sharpe, j. b.
Routh.
After the election. an opportunity
wa. offered To- all who wished to at
tsch themselves to the Club, when
about seventy five persons signc'. the
Constitution. J Il. RorTH. Sec.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-23

Did Mr.. Douglas ever really believe
in the "Squatte Sovereignty" doc
trine? The following extract from the
23d of February speech, deli, cred in
the great debate between himself, Ma
son, Davis, and Green. shows that he
positively denies the existence of the
monster. and exposes in language as
clear as the beams Of noon day sun,
his previous hypocrisy in protesting
to believe in the thing:
IL do not hold that squatter sover-
eighty is superior to the Constitution.
| hold that no such thing as soverer-
eign power attaches to a territory. j
hold that Territory possesses what
ever power it derives from the Consti-
tuition UNDER THE ORGANIC
ACT AND NO MORE. ** = = r
The whole legislative power possessed
by Congress over Territory. was.
by the act. 1.-THE Nebaska act, confer
red on the Territorial Legislature.
There were exceptions on these points,
but slavery was not one of the except
ions. | say then the intent was to
give to the Territorial Legislature
ALL THE POWER WE POS
SESSED; all that could be given nm
der the Constitution; and the under
standing was that Congress would
not interfere with whatever Legislation
they might enact. > App. Of Con
OCCASIONAL Globe for 1859, p. 124o
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-23

On last Mon.lay evening at hal
past four clock the Court House wa.
filed To oyeitiowing ~ listen TO MIR
JuliAn's speech. He spoke for one
hour and . half. demonstrating "a
every candid person present the utter
futilisy of the dogma that tho Conssi
tuition. by its own force. carries and
protects Slavery in the Territories. -
lie inquired into the causes why il i
that tho Democratic party bow down
now and worship the Drei Scott lie
rision. lie showed that their reverence
for the Supreme Court decisions was Of
late date. But we have no, time non
space to follow him through this. hi.
bet speech.
We have heard him speak often
before. but regArl hi. effort cs Mon.
day evening ~ superior to any other
We ever heard fall from his lips. The
Democracy wrished under It terribly
Some Of the leaders were socH taken
With "a lesvise."
We hess M speech spoken OF,
usi~ers,lIy. in the highest terms.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-23

4 venerable minister. who preached
some sixty-seven years in the same
place. being asked what was the secret
of Iosg life, rcplicl--"Rise early. live
temperatcIy. work hard, AMI KEEP
cheerful"
Another person. who lived TO the
great ago Of one hundred years. said
in reply tothe inquiry. "IIow he lived
30 long, 81 have always been kind
and obliging. have never qnarrclcd
With any one. have eaten and drank
only to satisfy hunger and thirst, anil
have never been IDLE"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-23

From the Newark IN. j. Mercury.
It is an encouraging indication OF
the campaign that the young men are
rallying in great numbers and with
unbounded enthusiasm, in the support
OF Honest Old Abe Thousands who
in 1856. were deluded into the belief
that Millard Fillmore could be elected
arc no longer willing to support de-
coy ticket; besides, the young men
have every confidence in Abraham
Lincoln. knowing that one competent
to raise himself from the humblest
and most obscure, TO the most eleva-
ted and influential position IN society
is tit to be- intrustcd with the reins oil
Government. and will not hold them
amiss. Lincoln is. emphatically. the
choice of the young men. and their
earnest enthusiasm will contribute
largely to his inevitable success.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-23
ssRcnsOns why Z nm 4 Demo-
rP1t."

\ correspondent of the Winchester
Democrat from Union City, who dubs
himself a True Democrat, gives two
reasons why he is Democrat. The
first one is /know that Democracy IS
right" Important Confirmation
Which type OF Democracy? That Of
$3.50 and %. that of 1886. or that
Of 1860? and If that of 1860, which
"is right" the Circumcisei or Uncir-
cumcised? Will "a True Democrat"
enlighten IT,?
This brings us to the second reason,
which is-"That find the Democrats
are opposed TO such outragcs as were
committed at Harper's Ferry by the
hero of the Republican party" Won
,lerfully lucid. by the way, True
Democrat" how did you learn that
John Brown was the "hero Of the Re.
publican party?" Let us have the
testimony. And then be so good as
to tell us If 1.-THE Democrats" were OPP
posed to the sacking of the Arsenal at
Liberty, Mo-, and forcibly taking the
United States aims for the purpose OF
numbering the Free State men in Kan
sas? If Republicans were implicated
in the Harpcr's Ferry raid, if they
were "herocs" i'm that transaction,
why did you not prove it last Winter
when you hal your Senate Committee
and the Treasury of the United States
to back YOU in the investigation OF
that charge? 1t was because You could
not. from the simple fact they had
nothing at all to do with it. You
ought to blush for shame when you
assert such falsehoods.
Then. they. the Republicans, come
and claim that he. John Brown. was
right in all he did"
Will ~ True Democrat" please
give us list OF names Of Republicans
who claim that he was right in all
that he did"
They arc wishing that they had
hundreds of John Browns, then they
would get the rcins of power in their
hands"
Will "a True Democrat" show us
some statements of Republicans which
warranted him in making that asser
ton? We feel certain that we shall
not transcend the bounds of truth
when we give credit to ~ True Dem
ocrat" for possessing the most essen,
tial element to entitle him to the name
he has taken upon himself. to wit, tina,
he can-depart from the truth very
easily.