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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
The Only Republican Principle.

sariIv at an end There are other slavery
issues, such as the repeal OF the fugitive
slave law, abolition Of slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia, &c, &c. But the re-
publican party has ignored all these, and
stands on prohibition alone. This no re-
publican will deny. The issue is an empty
one, There is no call for It's application.
In all the existing territories of the {. S
the slavery question has been settled by the
people. 1t is true, the South ask for pro
lection, but that certainly calls for no
counter measure of prohibition. All con-
grsss need do is refuse the protection -
asked, and the people Of the territories
will do the rest
But, whas IS worse, the issue is a deaf
one. The Supreme Court of the l. 5. IN
the bred Scott case, decided in the plain
est and most positive terms, that Congress
HAS Not THE POWER To PROHIBIT SLAVERY IN
THE TERRITORIES This Of course kills it.
1t takes the heart right out of the repub-
lean creed, and LAYS it in the coffin. No
republican will deny this either But
"Oh-ah say they; we don't endorse
the DreG Scott decision We don't see
how that can help them. The bred Scott
decision was rendered 10y the highest tr:-
ounal known to the Constitution-there is
no appeal from 1.-THE whole power Of the
government stands pledged TO enforce t.
But we mean TO reverse that decision"
say ,l.. r.,,I,i;c..,. Tyo-2 uRv .lao+
.,
lh@ FeiuoI.can PRESIDENT ana getting
him II appoint other judges when the
nreseot INDIES die Iira ic urcarr,;r
and the INDIES may live many Years vol
NAV even survive your president and the
slavery issue. Int shorId tbav d;a inst .,
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inloas will r,,,ar.a tbo d.oi.ia,,2 COZ.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
ULKICH WElCHMANN,

Ts now prepared to do all kinds of in his line
i with promptness and despatch. He has tw o looms
in operation. Carpet Yarn Of all colors constantly
kept hand and sold as cheap as in the stores. His
place north Of the Feeder bridge south of T. s. Le
lands residence. Carpet Rags bought for cash.
iup2-6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

Hang THE TRAIroRs.--The Republican saws
TWO OF the delegates to the republican
Senatorial convention are about to disobey
the instructions of the convention which
appointed them. Name them, name them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
BY TELE r APH,
Reported for the Otta,ca Free Trader.
Bell.EVerett In Kentucky.

CONVICTION, KY, Aug. }.
The feinds of Bell and Everett held
the largest meeting last night ever assem-
bled here The crowd was immense and
the whole city scene Of the widest tu-
mutt Bontires b!azed along the levee,
torchilght professions paraded the streets,
ana there was one continuous peal from
Bells OF all sizes. number of houses
were illuminated Large torch-light pro-
cessions from Cincinnati and Newport en-
larged the crowd and enthusiasm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

The Breckenridge daily started some
time ago in GAINESVILLE, Wis, reached ono
issue and closed up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

YATES & ALLES-We said two weeks
ago that Mr. Allen, democratic candidate
for governor, had proposed to Mr. Yates
series of JOINT discussions, and that Mr. Y.
had JAILED to respond. After Mr.. Allen
had left Springfield, however, reply was
published in the Jo,r7.ay pretending to
have been sent to Mir. A. as reply to his
last letter, accepting his proposition, and
naming list of 80 places where they
should speak. Allen, protesting that he
had never seen the letter until it appear
ed III the papers, replies through the STATE
i'e9's'er, accepting Mr.. Yates proposition.
Now Yates comes out and says he pro
posed only one discussion in each congress
sional district, and never named the 30
places as published SO the joint arran ge-
ment fails again.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

CATTLE DIsEisE.-We are indebted to
the Executive OF this State for a copy Of
the report of Dr.. Mcfarland, the commits
sioncr employed by Gov. Wood to proceed
to those regions where the cattle disease
was said to exist, and collect facts and in
formation i'll reference To the same.
The report is deeply interesting 1t
gives a brief sketch OF the disease as it ex-
isted in Africa and Europe; the history Of
its importation into Massachusetts, from
Holland by Mr.. Chenery, of Belmont,
Mass; its spread from the stables of Mr.
c the measures adopted to arrest its ca
reer, dc; expressing a belief in its unques-
toned contiguous character; with many
important suggestions towards averting
lis spread IN the West The re port is too
lengthy for insertion in our columns but
ought TO be in the hands OF all our far
HIciS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

.N,"H s Sac.
gDf virtue OF ~ execution, to directed and deli
- 'rfrG D. TIE c-Th o. the county Of La Sale
corai., IL tie State o. limos ia favor 81 George l..
schg!eT, and against Daniel Adler, have levied up
On tn following c-scr. ned property. 10
The northwest fraction e. tie southwest quarter 81
section seventeen, a., Tg~u,hiy thirty three t;5J
North, Rang east Ui the Sd y. containing lyl
less also, 100 acre, beng that part Of
The southeast quarter Of Section eighteen tis) Town
s.p i!rJy-tr-- ,s,J north, Range east the ID p
~. lying south 81 The canal, il La sale county, and
state Of InCs the property Of the said Danie! y
Adler.
Which sha! offer public sale, the door 81 the
court house ~ Ottawa, 10 -aI county and State the
2Jth day Of August, l-G0. bet--- the hours OF
o'clock ana o. said day Tor cash in name
TO satisfy said execution. +. WARNER,
-u..-3s Sheriff Of In sale county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
To the Voters of Ia sale County.

Pillow CITrztssIu obedience 70 the earnest solicit
alton Of large number OF friends OF all political par
ties, Am induced offer myself a independent
candidate for the Office OF Sheriff Of La Sale county,
and respectfully solic: your votes.
jgZl SAML. ". RAYMOSD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
SESTE IEs "a.

FoR GOVERNOR:
JAMES {. ALLEN.
az Crawford County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOvEENoE:
LEWIS C. ROSS,
OF Fulton County.
FuR SECRETARY or STATE:
GEORGE II. CAMPBELL,
CT Logan County.
FOR AUDITOR;
BERNARD ARNTZEN,
OF Adams County.
FOR TREASURER:
HUGH LIAuLH.
OF Cook County.
rcE SUPPLEMENTARY or TuELIc OBSTRUCTION
DIR. Z. L. L q Z,
Uf Mclean County.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

By reques, or many cItIzeus, orer my 70
voter. Of La sale county an independent candidate
for the ofice o. Sheriff. Ijal7I JOHN HUSTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
Democratic Nominations.
FOR PEESIDEET,
Fer VICE-PpESTDFNT

HERSCHEL Y. JOHNSON,
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

and throw the election iDto Congress, where
Breckinridgs has the best chance Of any of
the candidates.
What do the Breckenridge men propose to
accomplish by retting up separate ti,kei.
Not to elect their candidate, for that Is simply
Impossible, but to defeat Douglas and render
the republican TICKET victorious What dn
the Breckinridg- men gain by this coarse
Nothing whatever, for Douglas cannot be de-
fea'ed any worse than be will be. aud 1t would
be like cutting ones nose 10 vex his face 10
elect Lincoln in order to spite Douglas and the
Regency. The true course Is 10 defeat Lincoln
anyhow, and leave the rect to the House of
Representatives, or 10 the good sense OF the
people and the conservative cleo tors after they
are chosen in Eovember This is best for the
Breckrridge section. and every other section
Of the great conservative party who are ar
rayed 10 antagoni-m to the revolutionary de.
signs OF the black republicans
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

end 40 no, desre ualie The aa,llancoa frcs: Ip.y
were asked " submit tue 3f,'snrS W mr. hch
nohd ~ the Uuop me-slnx, but wouii nJt a<r'~ W ~
At Zine they ha 1ded to rrnd 70 pr'u'- s.h
hsv~ shoursnd tck irtes win ui"r VI 'a-
eIerl"re the ssekiufrg- tls.-t ap"ts We "lm
ber and Mr. H. SOY ~iectr al large, anl distribute
tneui sm1ngsi ~ tne masf me-ihg; 0it 10
they sbandoed tnat, and vneu neY left the
holei At eix NJ ,nrv mt Ia sanS wnu N dn;
every talg aua bocy app aecd ~ o. derfu
cop,us,ou sua without the ieass isex nov tn"v
should get ail os The 'usina of the IN ,rni.g hli
turned Il u fusion Sohing 'rnepuea &, the
that Was hxsd fur the menc-mapt of tha great
ration NJ Csper ius;iiite u iagge
tn~r There would h- s.y tii et n.r.t ui-,-
IL sss-rtso ny fbu- that cpmnitlee woud hs .-
pcin,ed 10 either cnLfer xith gehu'd ur sarct tS y
Tine vsc usees on tn. err'uva ac a. re unde-stali.
have ben ubail-0 an s,oditi .aaly rns ulrtiss 70
his cfy wn' have resauen have c,uped xi,n thar
sgDs'ioh rruvro, IL TAX. effect their n'ie~
wnh fSum'n"nt Rr.ck ridge not present the
t'reeb rn.k-- elestnaI trtet Tits prnviso nav.
oern i'rmed accompanied ali the resiRnatiops with ha
excerpt ~ Hr 0tepdD,fers and therefore cs,no-is NJ,
hrhD"nd % take ne~ mec, u any ~tst viii ne the
brsi phase Of thls fusion psgotaiin
can tell nri eae tnrg eertsin--,ha pub Ia have nsd
quite enough "a ksp much that fusion Sopld not
Dc worth hall as uluch anton "a Gay ago Rich
M ID has tnr IDEA of kl,rg on ,r-ei and 'ser
mor, hut the present Indications what Ia left Of
The Gems cratic party, sofi shell ard hard she vR 80
with him
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

son th-re we're confspsd several pre- ositious which
vese % De s1bmi.te 70 thr rse Of the Territories fr
propositions was that slavery shoald be 1ruhlbied Ia
these new States af,er the yssr lsDs Dal mark yoa
wac ous proposition, and wss not binding
r- sf.sn - y til ivoDir, whico cs.a oe. - ns
"ame a. ar'icie a compact -yoctoe excep, by
H'f fetsei- tLtad cheers abas on ild tla ,cr-rsnn
ne 10 'ae oceuha ~ popular sovereignty cvei on the
siaFc'y question (r-s OF ',Gol-i. auo nud sppseasr
s"w some rspbi''an snder has fesea fraEf Mr. Jrs-r
Hs p~n ''e ouo artne about sr.sry aud sappess-,ng
81 ,te t'Hlatuts, hes tn. pnar f,ilos h..l"ye
'ss' Nc'tn wsr'fd nraf II. ssrerY a no. the viii
o. the PEOPLE and has nt him here that ceuso
(iArghtet sad applause
hk JrtfEhs ~ : PLAN oF GoNkRSNesr,
coitVc tha hr Jen rsonle pau of reFrsral govern
urh,, VI nooifea by Congress and afrpea ~ 1854
sh' nest plan ever yet devse,, and hope sh4i
re'nfn to Il According ~ that plaza III oent.t me
Verrhories were to regulate their aGf'rs suit
themselves iatt as fully and compe,es peope ~
tie states much ouligej to reo ihlirsn fr~nt
ont there 'or ealing attention 10 this Jeersonln pan
(Gfeai laughte- and warm applause
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
The GarfDni.it Fund.

INV YORK sept. 10, I5bu.
ColoTRf X. T. srlslss -
In behafof the Italian Committee for the Gsrbad Fund
in New York, give myself lhe pleasure OF
the receipt Of t4o subscribed through you by the Board
81 the Stock Exchange Of this city The patriotic and
~ n,Iafhetc sentiments THAI moved you i taking
tive mtrest 10 The OF freedom erd hranit ity
the true qualities attendant upon heart nursed aud os
tered IN tee and great country; end we hope your
exsmple VIII stmniate The epaation OF others similarly
er"o~.L Accept, dear sn, thauks, together with
those a a The ,taisrs and OF Gcneral Gnrbaid himself
ana believe ne, verv reapecth,ity yours
D0MEN1Co MlNNELLf, Vice President.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

CryvyrsT-yofGyR.-ln New oriesns m Monday, Sep
tebb-r 10, BY the Rev Dr Palmer the rssid>nce Of
ste trise's father, ~ E. fogeS, Fsq WILLIAM r. Con.
yynss. jr., 70 Fvurn Fofnss.
nEsrnr-roEsrxx On Monday, September N, al the
yesdeure of the brides mother. bv the Rev Husn N
BAR. NJ Jsnss A. HsArxv 10 Miss nAcsu Fos-rvr ali
Of tns city
ssrs--frrrrw-cr Monday, september II. q. shc
Third rniverssirt church. by the Rev Moses Tailou
En.sRr snnH V siss irsrrsH, youngest daughter
~ sl'ss furbush, al of this city
sr1N-1orS On Sunday, September 1e ~ The resi-.
rencr - the brides nrsher. by The Rev asa % smith
y. " Aryrs svuss 70 Mss Rxnsccs A. Coxv
Gall ornia, Wilmington, Del, and New Jersey papers
piesse cory f-f
1HovF-cr-orIrrTv On "Wednesday, September H. hv
'ne trv hogsrr, WnI1sM w. THonYa 70 Ma Il agKT
x GKv,1S, of New York
10 TIVE xprroR nm HxArp.
. WV Yosx, stpt NJ tss0
Feafc rnn'-stsct ny r-arra-o n srnssys pxvsfr A.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

sr-srT Cousrr, Class 22s avrrEaBER ~ 1870.
&c, AZ, lc, 50, &C. Is 6l. 2s. -, s, 81. IL. %.
forsoItpArsp LorrEsr-cILU lG3, SER. II, 1860
n, 81, ID, 81 sS, 26, 6S, IL. -. 40. IS. /, sc.
". FRANCE, Manager,
Wilmington delaware.
HorrcB or pngsoLvroH rorAprsxasaIr. nrp
htrvtnivs esths,g nnder the Ot FRANCE Bkoa d
fFhlh CD IL ts day dissolved. The Delaware and san
trcss lotteries I'll oe hereafter W sas usergred
as grantee =. FRANCE
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
DEATH or nm. ,. ". srRsr.

We With regret the de.ease m an s.,oarncs
ffieud and correspondent surgeon BsRx1pp Rypxr NJ
D. Of iDe United states army sca staff and for three
ytsrs attending physclsn s the Fourt xoutrte station
on savsns s'Ard His disease was iyrhoid fever. of
vlrulerf frn and terminated fatally thursday even
tg the 9Th Inst, In bis forty sivtb year Dr. yrne vp
naisc of Ireland but reached this country al en- carry
are, nrf, after rreparstory cducst'on graduntes WITH
dlstineton IN the University OF Maryland An~r com.
pletrg his mcdlcs ccnrsc he appointed Assistant
rscon IN We United sa,es Army, and stationed AZ Fort
Monroe. on the nth of Nay. 1855. under Colon~s n
Gardner, who . nov "a command n Fort uou,tre ne
passed nrst clsss examination his adm,svon ss e,r
Geon lie did nctve and ccicrt service - 9arzeop in
Forfs kexco and on the Pscicc and ~as stationed soy
scpa time a. the Newport (sy HArrscks 10 Msxco he
va. mo5lcA drsssor for hr department of Tie amy
ard IN Florida he. encountered both the chale~s
and yellow fever, which he with ercas snocees
IS mt've spa zssous spirit could o. restricted 10
m~fsral service Alone A rso Alto ReaHca ds II p.s
Monterey sato snd Bvena Vista took an bouorsbls
ra-t N 'Ac thickef the m vas ~ the .,ds
81 ,he gallant Rnrecd, ard bore that cfosr on whc be
zen mnrtaly wounded. Or Byrnes name VII BE- found
With honorable in s.vrral desrnichrs ana rernrs
from General eeccrAi Wool. and other ocers who
have commanded divisions " which he vas attached
a. wr'ter, afsn, M noby improve hs powers
o. observation snd hs varied experience for IRE ,cncat
q BE profcs'on snd of military hysknc Hh sressise
90 cbolars has BEEN Officially approved by The govern
parsueut Of the British army. ne leaves W manu-.
script, ard nearly rcedy Tor the printer. xcasse
on yellow ftvcv, which. trust, WI be rfvcn
70 tue public under ocnpcscut supervision. A.
srai contributor 10 periodicals. and Newspapers, he
also the srihoy of u-h Instruction. We deem mourn.
very interesting corrssponfence and well wren esrays
on Forids snd rexss vhh appeared IN thcse columns
The srpaurc Of ycread ard have be- re-
r'r'et art arrr,ve' vih ~ vc wa-rih ss1 arreses
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

DVNWIbH0 VE Nhc DfIHWMF0 SNnEO LOttF-
rtee worb, EDDY AGO. Mluagers VI the
pnswsRr, KrSrtcxY
DsLA A~ARn-kxTaA CLASS stS sErrEnnEa ". 1861
-, %, 80, Q. ~, "a, II, 4, h3, 73, 36 IL, So So
DriAsAKE-rI,sz Ga. sgrr&sExK ", 1880
81, S. az, 50, A. Is, s6, 40, %, 55, II, 81. 60,
civcuars ssn FREE o charge By addressing either To
WoOf knny CO. Wilmington. Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD. EDDY CO., ~ Louis. Missouri
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

has fpos De has proGcsd H.i ht eionentiy %
all re- III - and rvqurs inpshs ui ginent l0ck
~ srproye Of me huy s,d nue. aud The noies.
eel has responded n ha; aeiyh's the
Of the hst esiahlishm No 2l2 Brosd~sy
A. his ssssants Ike kAOA HAc for the fall must be the
"a rfta
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Crvd Liver Comprehensive wo.t
rsspseshie rhys'rsn. csuddly 's., Bpev.ys es
rrab~ Liver Comp bli.asD.~. Ne thar
calm without aey grspinr nanaea,g or ~-,v 80
feet np,n ,he eoss4lnihsA.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

k Tsyi6s. Wig MAKER, Lsdfes' Hair
rsesar. SO ~ Away. Pfsais Rooms for Lsde. IIalr
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Fall Fashions.-Leary & Co.'s Success
sas, nDhr a DusEE3URY leaders and in'r sducsrs Of
fashions for g-rssmens Hats the Fall Styles
reaay. 81 .. 4 and Aston House
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

n.s' s,.,r -sse Cater OF Hair a..
s.relr, ,srest "9eW csaz biaeh bsoxn. Dcpos NJ
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Radical Cure Of Hernia. or Rapture
Dr =. Ma SsH Of the veil kcc~n houxe ~ N.r~h %
30 vsser %, Asfor Horsc, aprc~ chrrrh devoass
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

GIVE rs an ORA Surss Tor Diseases Inei-
Cen = ftr psytcf ~ TFrTBfs1 IN cHfr.nRE~
Hkkh yUl usyk THAT OLp NCr. FOR as uKNTS
In he form Of n Rs wrssLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

~ JosnA ard oil dsaaes of the feet car~6 vtoul pain
tncop psiienL by Dr. zArifARTx eurSu0
chiror odiH rec Broec~s- Refers 70 phyxcaas ~
rcons nf Ne cfy
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Notsce.--Those Members or the Geueral
Co,nTra.r s Ia o. the Wales who
hav~ not the suhscDton fss requested 10 call
the secretsrys ofc-. No Piaa street
without cesr. M B FIELD. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

shirts--ShArts--Six for -; Made from tho
hess Arnahesa and Msususts mustna Depca los ChA-
hAu strp~i cn ~ Psar'
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

gooss.-yeatly Fitting sad Services BILE
Boats shoes aod osers- iss Fulton sree opposite Church
IDsIS BROOKS a son.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

SIX Fine shirts for -, Warranted to FIT.
MooDy's shirr Msnufnct r., ?62 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

nh lass fshr,cstlor by some ns~sfus pe'r'ns WIN
mere money thaA brains Respccsfay yours,
j. y. hpsFH.
westchestsr county papers please copy
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

w.d'@ Dsrrv-rv inis~in-s spplIcsom ~ sr-pSrls
oasrsnt ~ heang sm.nt and srrng foiowsng In al
wv~N - - -
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

IsroolIyn Photographs. - Miniature
Cabinet Imperial and sjzs G. Williamson Hspd saI
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Ct,vshugh,s Illusson Mtg.-Partfngs an
.<s,ssbls; no ,nvpsx up bshnd ~ br~dwy asf A, r.
IA GA
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Herrfug's Patent Champion Fire nd
BuYvlas cx s~fsA ss Broadway. Of Murray street,
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Property Represent ssfon against Demo-
cr~cy-non-y ss~s asr ,st nbertyisna nhsras avsins
equal edrcslap and equal rgs.s-r.or vo,lrg under
fhrgs cvilzpK eq1sity. 10 MES picture gallery
ss Rrosdway Lsrge Portraits In coiors ST. Minaiurea 70
for4 n
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

wheeler d Wiison's Sewing Machines,
ozsa 80 Bsa~dvay. New iorh
The LadA 4 Webster sewing machln
may now Be had Tor v,ry dollars. ., SO Rro~dv2y.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Ratoaeicl'S Wtas, Toupses and Hair
eas. pssfe. o. turning up besnd No 10 bond rr-rs
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

steinway Is Sons Overstrung Gramd
and ,ausre risnos cc,stfred the
warranted for ave yeaS wArSrocus Va and o. wAksr
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Inventors and Pasentees
Can coosu, Nersr MUM co. editors 40 seiaa.
ssc No "a Park and recevs Pamphlet oT
H,ss Irvensn free ~ charge Judge Msson tnrn@ry
missicuar Of Patents connected wth The
cxlanse "A patent mat
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

become irdspc sable regulate 70 well provided
To the United states II hs seh
~ s pre- sent ,arpe sale short and bts fair
rnps-~fs al 10 rivals both nfes % The vatsr 10 very
soid ~ NJ Yespect~Si~ A. 4.
PARKAR Is berknsn street. Agent for the Urled stzes
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

.Ladies' Reaut,Gsrs'' PhaIon a Sons
ssnov White Oriental Cream" soa by eli druxysA
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Beautiful Complexion Phalon's
aenyw whie Oriental Cressno Price % cen,s per bottle.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

what tho opp"ns - NJ Jefferson we're. ltfics of
NJ gH,rxss,xs orrxraxs
". Jenenc- hst nothing % On ~nh the ordinances u
1851 o. su (Isurhter ard spplsuE~) Ne vinifter
u fanss when the ordinance ~ i7s7 was afop,ed s
New yors Uhcsrs sno sn"uss a. lsushier) History
d'.r bo' recrd that be tnew snytn'rv aboi, II al
~has psrhsps they ds NJ, Sno~--fanghur and 40
risss)hs, tho 10Th u october rssc, toe rror-rrs
?, The ss s's.sd rssous,.s I rcr'eus Wv
sia'cs calming lands Northwest of she oao river, n
esdr th'~e issds 70 the isdevsI soversnen'
isss. vHria,s ied o. .ns % cessa her ',asss, elsim
ia sbas country. rScuM Jefferson presented q deed
ns 90 ,be les csy q nsrca I7s s.a "a ss sss ds,.
hts motion, committee appointed 10 draft Cor
fcr the territory ceoed 10 be ccSea
rpise whch was modiasc and on tho asi Of Apr iss.
was ssoptsd. and became ls~ Of the iand.
gsspAESos rAsos ov sovsxEsyry.
~ that bill u was provided tha, whenever the rrian
title saeula be sxtnEuahei, and the county thraxn ou
~ s.itemert, the phaeiianu might met and chose
for thsmseivss . constitution and laws of sosnc one
a The original States for their eovernmcnt IAev wwe
liberty either " take free slave STATE saey prr
sovernmsrs they ~er. % i've under un,li shev ssa
sotco irhabtauss. A this iAcs sscsrssined
they we're at liberty 70 call Convention ssf mao
shsls sGs,s " sss shensev although sam Sos IN the
union wssn Nh ssssred Population eossi ~ that Of
rs ~ srsss,ssv4 s,ss rsr-ss.gs.,vss n r,rs.sss
inc the oth<r States. mus you fud that the plan q
svevsm~rt fcv she rerro,es vercvs~d ~ ~. JeS-rc,
and adopted by the Continental Congress 10 1Tet
brosdest popular soveregnty pvocfa'med America
Qcud srplsree and three cseers Tor Ooueiss)
tynrrs" Asnt there another republican W the crowd
sho nas Another pep~r N serd ups" N,uf laughter
rHx rncsrasioy IMPLANTED
VI norsfAs- There 10 ous other fart tha,
ought 10 sosscc tn connection with this matter,
snd win chow hos unfsfly ihe ieade-s
ofs bcnr deal ~i'h their sn-s-enss who
,sey ssd ls,a esmccrs,'c mers,ur. dsusaser. saa
rfts~ ~ FIT bin agAn.f) IL that plan gorerapert
70 ~hich hevc ree~ved bene rencrfef By W Jc~r
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