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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
Col. Walker at Bourbon

According to announcement, Col. WALKER, cleo
at large for the State addresse the citizens OF
Bourbon on Monday last. Considering that il
only two days after the Tippecanoe rally, the
attendance was good, larger than We antic ;apted
it would be, there being about three hundred
present.
On motion of 8. BEALs, A. BoYD was elected
Chairman, and J. w, DAVIS and r. S. PIrER were
chosen Vice Presidents. The President then
introduced Col. WALKER.
The Colonel's speech was a good one in every
particular IL was logical and candid, and gave
general satisfaction to all save the Republicans
present, and some of them appeared very much
interested and from the attentive manner in which
they listened, we have some hope Of their denoun-
cling the sectional Republican party and coming
out on the right side and casting their votes for
the only conservative party now in the country
the party that supports DOUGLAS and JOHNSON.
We intended giving synopsis of the Colonel'a
speech, but We cannot for want of room.
The Democrats Of Bourbon township are thor
oughly organized and are doing a good work
There are some as good working Democrats there
as there are in the county. and We arc sure their
labor is not in vain. Bourbon il another of the
townships in this county that is going to come ou,
gloriously this fall Their Club meetings are
largely attended aid the very best Of feeling per
vades all their gatherings
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
The Effect Of Eloquence

The vincennes Sun gives the following as one
of the effects of Cassius NJ Clay's speech at that
place:
During the delivery of Clay's speech on Satur
day, Aunty Rider, well known old negrcss, got
much excited, and began to shout in the most ap
proved style, exclaiming, "God bless Msssa Clay
wish had dc power of Moses to 'sist you in dc
glorious work of raising up us poor niggcrs. God
bless you-how I'd Tub to hug you"' Old Aunty
was finally quoted with assurance ir ON one ofthe
''irrespressibles, that she could have an orportuR
ity of embracing her idol after he had finished hi.
snccch
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
Welcome &c JUDGE Douglas.

We are advised that Judge Douglas will pass
through indianapolis on ms way to Illinois, early
in September This will afford the Democrats o,
Indiana an excellent opportunity to assemble at
indianapolis and give the Champion of Popular
Rights welcome worthy tho man and the occasion
In few days re shall he advised of the time that
Judge Douglas will be here, and we now announce
the intended demonstration, so that the Democracy
may be prepared to assemble at short notice In
numbers and enthusiasm the proposed meeting will
be the most imposing demonstration ever witnessed
in the State. Tor we know that the Democrats OF
Indiana will delight to pay honor to their tried
true and gallant leader and reprssentative.-Stdtt
Sentinel.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30

Ij-The wool clip of Ohio this year is over nine
millions of pounds, wo.th over four millions of
dollars. -EIchange.
How much extra exertion on the part of Indiana
farmers would it take to produce the same amount
of wool and the same figures in this State. Let
our farming population make up its mind, as soon
err or later it must, that wheat and raising is
not the only way by which money can be made.
A few million pounds of wool raised in Indiana
would at once increase her revenue and home
manufactures. Wheat makes US bread, and corn
makes US whisky, but it does not tend directly
TO building Up extensive manufacturing interests.
Farmers of Marshall, paste rhs in your hat, and
act at cordingly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
Crowded Out

We have to ask the forbearance Of several CORES
pordents and contributors whose communications
set up 1t is impossible for us to give them
An insertion in this weeks issue as their length
would exclude all the local ard miscellan eous
matter that our readers will expect in this issue
Among the contributions intended for this issue
ia I McDosALD'. reply to Judge + UILER's article
that appeared in last week g Republican also, a
communication fromKnox ,one from ''Vindex' and
very inter esting letter from our ever welcome
Pixies Peak correspondent, EsocH BELLAsGr, all
all of which will appear in our next.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
A Woman at Pixies Peak

The Galena Courier contains letter from a
lady at the gold district, which certainly is not
very hatterng. 1T is as follow:
NEvADE CITY, july %, 1860
DEAN ArIIER: We left st. Joseph tn. sth of
Msy; arrived at Denver City the 18th of June;
left Denver the 24th and arrived at Nevada the
9th We had pleasant weather all the way, vet
it was a long and tiresome journey. 1t will be
three months the 9Th of August SINCE have been
in house or sat in n chair am now sitting on
the ground, with board for table and that on
nv lap If had known what journey 1t was to
come out here, | would never have seen the Rocky
Mountains. 1t is too hard for any woman to come
here. Over one hundred women started back to
the States last week. My advice to all women is
! that they had better 90 to the Poor House than
come out here. have not spoken to woman
since came to the mountains. | have had TO
sleep i'm my wagon ever since left St. Joseph I
do not know what dry clothing is. sleep in VIZ
bed, and wear damp clothing all the time
| Most of our company were sick on the way out
There great many down with the mountain
| fever, which is very dangerous.
| There is great stampede here now. Everybody
| is going home. There is hardly any money in the
country. As for gold, have seen some, but it is
not plenty yet Next year will be better than this
in this guch, and soon they get to work times
will he little better.
| have not been two yards from my tent since
| came here. 1t is an G,cfui hard life here, and
! have got enough of Pixies Peak. A man or wo-
man, to live here has to work like fits and then
if they do not get sick and die they are well off
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
GOOD NEWS.

Our exchanges from every quarter, continue to
bring us the most encouraging accounts of valu-
able and talented accessions to the conservative
party that supports Douglas and Johnson. Well
informed politicians who have been around through
the States of Ohio and Minnesota give il rs their
option that those States will cast their electoral
vote for Douglas New Douglas organs spring
ing up everywhere all over the country and the
people are rallyng to the support of Douglas and
Johnson. We have every encOuragement-let
keep at work We confidently believe that a
glorious triumph awaits us this fall
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
Democratic Meeting at San pierre.

The Democracy of San Pierre. Starke Co, held
a large meeting in the Grove near that village, on
Tuesday afternoon last. A fine Band of music was
present on the occasion. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Col. John G. Walker of this place, and
by NJ. A. O. Packard, Esq, of Plymouth. candi-
date for the Legislature, in Marshall and Starke
counties. Col. WIS speech able vindication
of the principles of popular sovereignty, Mr..
Packard is fine speaker. On this occasion he
handled the Republicans without gloves. He
will be elected by large majority. The
Democrats of old Democratic Starke are wide
awake in the cause.-La Porte Times
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
Black Republican Catechism
CHATTER 1.-EcONOHY.

CHAPTER 1.-ECOSOHY.
What State officer was il which came into Office
pledged to economy and faithful administration
of government, and went out of office Unable to &C.
count to the people of Indiana for $40 ,963,0Il
ANs.-W. X. Nofsinger, Republican Treasurer
of State.
Who was it that ran as n candidate for Auditor,
and whose electioneering hobby "honesty and
REFORM" and so managed the affairs of his of
flee as to leave the people to bear loss of over
100000
AYs.-Hiram f. Talbot. Republican Auditor
Of State.
CHATTER 11.-PorITICAL HONESTY.
What party it lille IN the majority of a legs-
lative department of the governments of Indiana,
which refused to make provisions for the annual
inatlamen Of our State debate and left US to wear
the brand OF either reputation or bankruptcy
CHAPTER lll.-FoLITICAL INCONSISTENCY.
What party in the present political canvass is
it which processes to be the friends of the people
and deny the people the right to make their own
laws1
Ass--The supporters of Lincoln and HamIin.
What party have the impudence to claim for the
negro an equality with white men, claim Congress
ional protection for the negro, and deny direct
voice in government to the white man.
ANs.-The Abolitionsts who support Lincoln
and Hamn.
CHATTER Iy-PRNCIPLEs FOR THE "PUBLIC EYE"
What party Processes to be in favor of home
steads to actual settlers and run candidates for
President and Vice President who have always
showdcd themselves opposed to "homes for the
poor" and Gland for the landess7"
ANs.-The Black Republicans.
What party is it, who protesting great respect
for tie constitution Of the country, Islander hat
instrument by giving it sectional and despotic
Interpretation
ANs.-1he Abo'itionists who met at Chicago
and nominated Lincoln and HaInlin and claim that
the constitution of the United States makes Con
gress the guardian instead of the instrument of the
people.--BrookuiHe Democrat.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30

"A letter from Chicago to the Albany Argus says.
l have Just had long conversation with an in
telligent gentleman from Kentucky. who has been
travelling on business through Ohio, Indiana, Iii
nois, aud Missouri snd he asserts that just as Ger
tanly as the day of election shall arrive, just
certainly will Mr. Douglas carry all these States,
and Illinois bv not less than 10000 majority
And SO strongly is the course of public sentiment
setting in favor ofDouglas in the Southern States
that he confidently anticipates that scarcely a
breckenridge ticket will be there in November.
The people of the South, he says, with Douglas
Again | met Democrat from Wisconsin. having
been all over the State, and knowing the senti-
ments Of the masses, assure you Wisconsin will,
beyond all question, vote for Douglas, and by a
decisive vote
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
State Elections.

The following States hold elections, before the
Presidenta al election, at the times stated below:
California, lst Wednesday in September.
Florida, LIST Monday in October
Georgia, LIST Monday IN October,
Indiana, Cd Tuesday in October.
Iowa, Cd Tuesday i'm October.
- Maine, Cd Monday in September.
Minnesota, ID Tuesday in October.
Mississippi, lst Monday in October.
Ohio, I'd Tuesday in October,
Pennsylva nia, Cd Tuesday in October
South Carolina, I'd Monday in October.
Vermont LIST Tuesday in September.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
POLITICAL SPEAKING

yOHS A. SHIRtLY will address his Democratic
friends 1T the Jones ecolool house, in Bourbon
township, on saturday night, week, which will be
the 9Th of September.
Hon. Jssrs o PARKS. our Representatives" is
invited TO he present and defend the principles
OF the purity he represents. The Democrats Of
that vincinity hope the honorable gentleman will
not be so busy to Prevant his being In atten-
dance
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30

HE MANLINEss OF SENATOR DoUGLAs-HIs
RHODE ISLAND SPEECH In his late speech at the
Rhode Island CLAN bake, Senator Douglas said:
am reminded every day that it is extremely
imprudent for Presidential candidate to make
speeches without their being carefully written,
and allowing the reporters to take them down and
spread them broadcast to the world. for I might
make enemies by it. Umyotjeot uas to get Me
Presidency By any means. rather dam 10 pindieat,
the truth. perhaps Douid be piihng 10 pioy du,nnr
and put paddock my bps for fear NIGH uney
an honest sentiment aud lose rote byn (Applause
~ouid scorn 10 rseeirs apy mans cote under false
rreteuces
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
Public Speaking.

Let every Democrat in Marshall County who
possibly can. attend here on Saturday next 1t is
hoped that all those who have learned that Hon.
THOMAS A HENDRICK KS is to be here, will
tell his neighbor who may not be informed of the
fact 1t is to be very much regretted that the no
tice has not been more widely circulated Let
every Democrat help to circulate the notice.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30

A correspondent of the st. Louis Republican,
writing from Lawrencevile, in this State, says
"a gentleman, whose name is an hOnored one in
Illinois land familiar to the readers of the Republican,
who within the last six weeks has visited every
county south of the Ohio and MISSISSIPPI Railroad,
and almost every precinct in those counties, told
me Saturday night, that there never. in any
previous campaigni in Illinois, had been such en-
thusasm and hopefulness-such waking up and
activity among the Democracy now. John
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
THE
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30

Orr CANE His HEAD OFF-George M. Dowel
ex-edtor of the Banner published at Button, in
this State, got his official head cut of, on ac-
count OF his Douglas proclvties, so we learn from
the Banner. and it says further that another Doug
las man was appointed-there being no Breckin-
ridge man to take the office. 1t is too bad about
Douglas democrats being so plenty and Breckin-
ridge men so scarce in that region.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-08-30
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.

hr. s. Scorr, who transacts general Collect
ing and Newspaper Agency business, will soon call
on many of our subscribers, with the amount they
owe the office and will also receive further sub
scripton to the Democrat Those who can will
greatly obige by paying the full subscription for
one year, as it will save double trouble settling up
He is fully authorized by us to receipt for money
due the office on subscription or otherwise.
For the furtheranse of the cause of Democracy
and the solicitation of our friends, we will send
the Democrat at the following rates, commencing
on the 9th Of July