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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
q eGis man ant Sdmervn btilen fam.

Tis laaiens,, DeIhe iii Rttumatismus, Mturalaia, ntrpSin
Frpi- Cbeithtr~, Stien>, 0Ieetr- une Sl6cnitmtritn leietn.
1T stn au9uSitdliGte yinesruns mo adn;iht Atbalft, wenn II,
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81 in HitmeHe, Ncrfplf une Vttsrsbua.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
tar sesr rim sufes SiIp 6aten mill. nshr ma

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:ah Ger erutihs TtiureI eieitr 1alerir miro eerittttn lttrt an-
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81 &Itfrnu. Strc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
OCEAN HOUSE.

@dt Ger NiAt, II. Gruriiraet. Yrrttm pntb, 81
Tvs rtii,uee puslifum wiro aui ridts srius ns,ri0tee
fptel sani u~ssttut aMimtIfon aeMadt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
0tuti6t {.
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Iils, Zap nc eaS ,jnirttn Der Ambtr. Ylu:tleIite,n II. /. n. S,iftrs
sei'FS' uae etrar'iaen auftrdssn ~lSntultns naSfsmnt.
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United States
00AcrbicrsS 0lOff.

@itinsi 5rtunSen uno Dem ~ssutittH 9ublifrm s{e
trssetnt Au,tist, ras i'd fit sSiyttFbaft tts lnttes
states erssls. Ode Ger lotsn unb @ainfrues, iiktr.
hemn'n eass, nns BAG 60 mi6 frtusn pirp, ttt pt
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
l9sarhrte s.g& pie getssebuns zen 9irsinien.

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=. 81. S1pmmcI,

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
Nar;cm @lit.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
Marttn- Mirtbihait in Wnthtrtrmn

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18

Ceear yadtts une @5eIp : Stf6rr.runase GOm;nilEon
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-18
Jne. S. MtlIon,
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Taoes=Gp

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aTs Sde Der 6. uHs SerhiE, ilsltt rOm Canal. ~Nt'
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

The Hartford Times says that, "ths
name Wide Awake was the designation
by which John Browns company was
known in Kansas, and was adopted in
complement to that martyred hero.'"
Mr.. Seward, said also, in one of his late
speeches, that the "Wide Awake" or
ganization was relied on to assist at the
Inauguration Of Abraham Lincoln.
fact which has been before limited.
The Wide Awakcs have regular mill
tary drill, and an organization through.
out the North. The avowal Of Mr.. Se-
ward proves that it is designed to sup
port by force. if necessary to their plans
the measures Of an abolition Admins.
tration. The organization has been ef
fected under the disguise Of campaign
clubs !; but under this disguise the abol.
itionists Of the North are at this mo-
ment completely organized as a mil;.
tary body outside Of the la,os
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

LlNcoLN's CONGRESSIONAL REco. D.
Lincoln was in Congress during tho
Mexican war, and for his votes against
the war ON that occasion the citizens Of
his section Of country, without distinc-
ton Of party, assembled and passed q
resolution that showed their eostsmrs
for the mau. The resolution was.
Res lived. That Abe Lincoln, the au.
thor OF the 'spotty" resolution in Con-
gress against his own country, should
be long remembered BY his constituents
but may they cease to remember, except
70 rebuke him +; they have done much
for him, but he has done nothing for
them, save the stain be hes inflicted on
their pr.u' name.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
A Few Qu ssllons. asd The Answers.

A rev xueSIlOpS: daa INC AlSWcES.
Who wrote the Insane Asylum letter
last fall, protesting that $4,000 would
finish the building? James W. Grimes.
Who procured the signature Of the the
Superintendent Of the building? Sen
ator James w. Grimes. 81.
Who took the written lie and preach
cd it from every stump? Grimes, Kirk
wood, Harlan, and every Republican
speaker.
What was the amount asked for at
the last session Of the Legislature
One hundred Thousand Dollars.
What Was the amount appropriated
Seventy y.dve thousand D,llars.
What did the investigasing Commit
tee Disclose? That not less than $15),
600 would finish the building.
What did Republican Senator say
On tie foar Of the Senate, 70 regard {.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
Strange, bul True.

The republican papers and orators
are telling the people, snd more partic-
ularly the adopted citizens, that the de-
pocracy Of New York have entered in
to . league, fast and firm 9TH. the
Know Nothings, and that, p & conse-
quence there will bssno favor shown
the forkgn voters hereafter 7 4 Mr..
Douglas il elected. In the saAp pa,
pers, you are advised that. 1h9e Old
Line Wing electors on the 'NeM York
Union ticket, 4e,e is not a map<that
had the courage to enter K. N. Lodge
In the same papers yqd also find the
boast that the Buffalo K. N. paper
goes for Lincoln; that Putnam, of Cha
taqua county, a leading K. N, is ore Of
the Lincoln State electors; that Daniel
Ullman, late K. N. candidate for COVER
nor, goes for Lincoln; that Gen. Gus
tavus Adolphus God help-us y scroggs
the Buffalo K. N. light. goes for Lin
coin; that H. Winter Davis, Of Mary
land. the candidate Of the Baltimore
Plug Uglies, goes for Lincoln; that
four hundred and twelve Of the Roches-
ter K. Ms have come out for Lincoln,
and that the Catholic vote, which is not
supposed to favor the K. Ms much,
goes for Douglas
If foreigners will take look at 1854
and inquire where the men are who
rugged up the Know Nothing ship,
they will find the captains, mates, and
nearly all the hands in the republican
party, down on their knees before tho
sons and brothers of those who were
destroyed in the riots Of Louisville md
Baltimore, begging the survivors to
vote them into Congress and other re-
sponsible positions. VIM. Vandever Of
this Congressional District, was Know
Nothlug. Colfax, if not Regular men,
Der (though Dawson of Fort Wayne,
says he was) was delegate to Philadel.
phia to consult with the members Of
the National Grand Lodge; this he ad-
.nits. N. P. Banks was Know Moth
ing. Indeed we question much if you
can now find a leading republican in the
whole Union who was not K. N. in
1854 and yet these fellows pay 50 poor
a compliment to the brains Of the "for-
eign element" as to approach it and
ask its support. They even hire for.
eigners themselves to run about tho
country and assist to elevate to power q
class Of men who invariably spot them
when they have the authority. See
Massachusetts, ONE YEAR for a NE.
GRO to vote, and SEVEN YEARS,
tor FOREIGN BORN CITIZEN North
lowa Times.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

this Grimes 10 ter? That it was ! H.
famous lie, and Grimes liar.
What did . Republican Senator say
in regard to the Asylum? That it was
blistered Ill over with corruption.
Aud yet, citizens Of Iowa, this man
Grimes is now upon the stump--this in
sane letter writer is now before you, .
convicted liar. His own party friends
declare 1.-THE record declares it -bnt
not one word DO We hear uttered by Re-
publican press or persons, in deprecati-
on Of the act. They are willing that a
man who has forfeited to himself the
respect of all good men, should go be-
fore the people and rehash his false
hoods, ifthereby one single vote can be
made or secured. What do you think
Of a party so lost to decent self-tespect
as to allow q man accused by his own
political associates Of being an infamous
liar to take up its weapons Of defence
or sound the bugle Of attack. And yet
Senator James w, Grimes is doing this
and has the support Of the whole party
Its moral and open support.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

. MASONIC. ",
Is NEW OREGON LODGE,

A NCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MA.
"A SONS meet in regular communication
at their Hall in New 0rgon, on, the first
Tuesday evening on or befors the full of the
moon. Travelling Brethren in good Standing
With the Fraternity are cordially invited to
attend
N. Pullman, w. M. Us. LAWYER, See'y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

.. 4. A1aN1.
Mschinist, Millwright % Gun Smith, vii
give prompt attention to oil work in the 10
par Of Engines Machinery and Fire Arms
All kinds Of work from Dsrning Needle 10
. Locomotive attended y on the spur Of tho
moment, 9nd warranted 70 give satisfaction.
Shop on Main Street, Vernon, Springs Iowa.
mas tf)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

NotnlnS 10 80 dlSgustln2 20 genuine
republican as the sickening cant Of our
modern Abolitionists over their love an d
reverence for the "immortal Jefferson.
Knowing the deep reverence of the peo-
pie for the name Of the "Author of the
Declaration Of Independence" men sing
their hypocritical pseans to his memory
who have never felt one pulsation Of his
generous heart, or one touch of his no.
BILE patriotism. The name Of the great
philosopher has been dragooned into
the support Of the vilest fanaticism.
The authority Of this greatest Of Amer
lean Statesmen, and this fondest lover
Of the whole Union, has been invoked
by the mad sectionalists, who wage an
"irrepressible conflict with the very
home Of the dead patriot -.
This too is done upon the barest ab-
straction, when it is knewn that MI,
Jefferson lived to witness this very
strife about "new slave States;'' lived
to see the dawning Of this sectional war
about our new territories lived to hurl
his ,nournful anathemas at the head of
this sectional monster; lived to predict
the fall of the Union and the prostration
Of the hopes of the friends of human free
dom, by means Of the very acts which
we are now with essing at the hands Of
the Republican party. And yet these
men deal out their fulsome eulogies up
on the great Southerner and STAKEHOLDER.
What however, is more CALLING to our
sense of propriety is the fact that these
men have most of them been for life the
despisers Of the name and principles Of
Jefferson, and many Of them have been
his vilest traducers. That abraham
Lincoln held q wicked eminence
among the slanderers Of this same man
jefferson, = quotation from . speech
made by him in 184t, as given by the
Mac ,mb Eagle, and then ask himself
If q Lincoln man should not suffer his
tongue to bc blistered ere he quotes
sgain the name Of Thomas Jefferson.
Hear Lincoln:
"Mr. Jefferson is statesman whose
praises are never out Of the mouth of
the Democratic party. Let us attend
to this uncompromising friend offreeiom
whose name is continually invoked
against the wbig party. The character
of Jefferson was repulsive. Continually
pulling about liberty, equality, and the
degrading curse of slavery, he brought
his own children to the hammer, and
made money of his dcbaucheries. Even
at his death he did not manumit his
numerous offspring, but left them soul
and body to degradation and the cart
whip. A daughter Of this vaunted
champion Of Democracy was sold some
years ago at public auction in New Or
leans, and purchased BY society Of
gentlemen, who wished to testify by her
liherati N, their admiration Of the states
man, who
Dreamt OF freedom in . slaves EN-
brace
"Th,s single limo I have quoted gives
more insight to the char acter Of the man
than whole volumes Of psnegyric. II
win outlivs his epitspb, write it whe
nay"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

Owen Loyejey's Record.
The principle speaker tomorrow, at
the Republican Mass meeting in this
city, will be Owen Lovejoy, the republi
can member Of Congress from the third
district in this State. Mr.. Lovejoy is
IN Abolitionist Of the rankest sort, and
avows that he glories in the name.
The men who invited, and will welcome
him to this city, who will gather around
and applaud his inpassioned deeclam :
tion, are men who, o few years ago,
would not have taken him by the hand.
Then, they were Henry Clay Wings,
and denounced men like Owen Loyejoy
as mischievous agitators; now, they
welcome him to the city with joy. Who
has changed? Has Owen Lovejoy |!
Ask him tomorrow, and he will tell you
he has not, and that he is still an abol-
itionist. It Is these men who beast that
they are Henry Clay Wings who have
changed. and have turned Abolitionists.
We give below q few specimens from
Mr.. Lovejoy's speeches at various times
to show the opinions of the men the Re-
publicans of this County have invited to
address them. We ask Old Line Wings
and conservative Republicans what they
think will be the consequence Of foil W.
ing such leaders as Owen Lovejoy. And
vet, such are the men that stand up rs
the representatives Of the Republican
party, and will control its policy if it
obtains power. D..
In the illinois Legislature on the 9Th
Of February, 1855, as reported by the
Alton Courier, Mr.. Lovejoy said:
"If anybody denies that am IN Abolition
ist he denies srroneous.y. l have no doubt
what is the truth. I an an Abolition,x l
glory in tie ssms. ...-... ........ ..
:Though now BY slsvery's niniens hissed,
And covered DER with shame,
It il spell oflight and power,
The wstch.word Of the free;
Who spurns il in the hour Of trial,
A craven soul 10 hs."
In tho same speech, when speaking
Of the execution Of the Fugitive Slave,
Law, he says:
"Do you want me to do it. viii you do
IL! ltell you, sir, I meser will do it. re-
eogniss power above that Of man. avow
myself . decipls Of the higher law. lido not
believe that the Congress of the United States
created me, or that my destiny for eternity
depends upon it, Dat"
In the Republican National Conven-
tion Of 1856, at Philadelphia, which
nominated Fremont, Lovejoy said:
He supposed people would call him IN a..
slitionist Ill over, becsuss he held sacred the
doctrine that "al men are created equal"
He had urged the adoption Of strong Aboli-
uou plank il the platform Of his State Con.
vsation, and whsn hs was dafsstsd hs cared
not but told his colleagues they ,could take
tie d;sssss in tks nstural seay and break out
I'll ossr .s'tk IL before tie eampaign was ended.
On tho 2lst Of February, 1859, in
one Of tho most incendiary and treason
able speeches ever made in Congress,
Lovejoy said:
I" i u desired b ssll attention 70 THE fact
Proclaim IL % The house.sops, write il On sv.
ssy leaf tkaa tyenh'es ID the fcYest make IL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
1urdisk . 1slt.
A. NV. st 'sw, Oecorah, Wiansshisk eouu
~, lowe.
). 3. LAWYER.

J. q. LAWYER.
wholesale and Retail Druggist and Apoths
cay. Dealer in Drug, Medicines, Chemiea!s
Per!amerie., "oys, and Yankee Notions,
Burning Fia;d and Lamps, Paints, Oils,
Brushes Sash. Glass and putty, Kerossne
o. and Lamps IT every style. Choice fami-
" Groceries and Seeds Of oil kinds. Books
and Stationary, R;rd Cages. and Fixtures.
Agent for I'll Pstent Medioises, County
agent for the sale q pure Liquors, Agent
tor tho best Fire and Life Insurance Con-
paniea. (s52.iyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

80: NSYLHAYfA hO0S & f'Ai =.
Msin street, Nc Grsgvf,r Aba0e.
This we'll known house 10 we'll supplied with
every thing necessary for the oomfort Of the
travelipg public. g 1lia Eo;2 ~
Good acconnodotions fbr teams and csrs.
fal ostlsvs ssgagel. Ia is.i ~ &
JOHN. MClftLLEN, P,opsissor. q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
Ypt.trg.
ROOT HOG OR DIE.

Kind friends ri have ysu all to know in 1881
When Abrahsm Lincoln run for the Senate
.@ Of the State, 90 - ..
He didn't get 70 the Senate, and ri tell YOU
the reason why, ~,. -s.,.0
Stephen A. Douglas made him sing .,.
".al IS Root hegor die
on honess ABB, be started through the land,
With 1 little bit Of whiskey in his little car.
avaa, ...-., q ada ri.
S,us mosey for the weary and whiskey fa
# tho dry, --.. Bud .'~
Dut Stephen A. Douglas soon made rim sing
Root hog or die!
Every man Old Abe would meet he'd try t.
buy his vote,
With q little bit Of money or pouring whisky
dow, his throats
He didn't get thor votes, and I'll tell yor
the reason why,
Stephen A. made him sing
Root hog or die
Old Abe went home and Douglas took tbe
Senatorial Chair,
He told his wife about II, ga! me" says sht
"Abe, I do declare,
Your money is all spent and your w''iskey
kegis dry,
The little giant made ysu sing
Root hoS or dae.