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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22

n ~ Eda~-, - - AirAnssd n.ti.sa.a
GxsriEMEc-Ay name has been mention
ed aoong the several candidates to be pre-
ssn'ed At the April dominating election. for
the next Legislature. for which token Of
respect feel truly grateful: but under exist.
ing circumstances. believe il would be best
mos; respectfully to decline the invitation, ..
there seems TO be goodly number Of names
nov before the public. all. doubtless. quite
ANXIOUS TO secure the nomination. and il Is no
part OF my purpose to divide or distract the
Republican vote. more especially during tho
coming campaign. whici, should combine all
the elements of strength and unanimity for
all the Offices to be filled in the Ssate and
Federal governments the present year. to
displace and overtarn the high handed and
dangerous policy iaauyara,ed by the party
now in power. threatening a subversiou Of
our once happy and beautiful system of self
government Very truly. &c.
JOHN HATNES.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22

STATE BOARD OF Ae ucuLrURE - The
State Board of Agriculture have selected j.
l. Bradley. of johnson county. Superinsen
dent of their exhibition for 1860. The fol-
lowing are the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22

L. For he last few weeks the Jeff.rsoni-
an has been sneering at the Republicans
about swallowing "niggers' wool" No one
can blame the editor of that sheet when it is
known that be So completely and thoroughly
filed his stomach with "nisgers' wool" ten
years ago, that he can scarcely open his
mouth now without '.tArotcing IL up"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22
II e " BOOKS.

NOTES ON NURSING
~ FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.
HE MARBLE FAUN-
generally. - '>P's
TRAVELS AND STUDY IN Italy
BY chas Elliot Norton.
FATE OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
b. Caps Mscnnsoek. \. n
ANIMAL MONITOR for Isso-for the Society Of
PreHds VI
1917 SMITH h swAYNE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22

STEPHENS AND hAZLEfr-lhe two las;
vic,imsof Virginia's vengeance were hung
on the 10th inst. At noon. They appeared
resigned 10 their fate. Stevens died very
hard. while HAxlets died without struggle
Both exhibited great 6rmness and resigna-
ton.
There were no religious exercises At The
gallows. as the prisoners persisted in refusin &
all the kindly Offices Of the ministry in their
last moments. They were both Spirlualists.
and had peculiar religion of their own.
which enabled them to meet their fate with
cheerfulnes. and resignation.
1S We are pleased 10 hear that all the
difference heretofore existing between the
stock holders and bond holdrs of the Gin. d.
Chi Railroad have been satisfactorily COM
promised. and decree for the sale of the
Road entered up by the Court. We have
not heard of the terms definitely. and omit
them until published by authority.
COUNTY TREAsuRER's SALARY.-The sal
airy of our County Treasurer. having been
maGnified into q small fortune of about Sl6-
600 for the term of two years. friend took
occasion to examine the Books OF that officer
and furnishes US the following result: Total
amount of taxes $50 400 52; delinquent.
81, 1914 81; total. including delinquent, SOL.
1874 o3. The law of So, (see Acts OF the
Legislature for tina, year. p. lo3, regulates
the per cent. allowed Treasurer for collect
ing, and careful calculation makes that Of
fcer's compensation less than 81, 500 YEAR,
or. supposi.g he makes thorough collection.
not over $4,000 per year. Out of thi af
ter paying Clerk hire. and necessary expen-
ses. he cannot possibly have a very large
foundation for a fortune leftl Another idea
has been mooted in regard to the Treasurer
having The use Of the public money and spec
ulating on titus compromising himself for
his trouble and responsibility. Let US look a,
The State Treasurer on the first of April and
pays out all the funds due him; The funds
ine different Townships for School purposes +
is also paid out, this drain leaves but a small
amount 10 the treasury until about Oct. LIST,
md the greater amount Of money does not
come into his hands until alter Jan Ist. So
t will be perceived that no great sum OF
money is left for any length of time in the
Il easurer's hands for him to speculate upon,
md careful man would not dare speculate
IN money belonging to the county.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22
For Lieutenant Governor,
q. p. MORTON,
OF WAYNE

Far Secretary Of State,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
For Treasurer If State,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, Of Clark.
For Aud,tor Of State.
ALBERT LANCE. Of Vigo.
For attorney Gene7al,
JAMES g. JONES. Of Vanderburgh.
For Exporter IF Supreme Court.
BENJAMIN HARRISON. of Marion.
For CIerk Of Supreme Court.
JOHN =. JONES, OF Lagrange.
For Superintendent IF Public Instruction,
MILES J. FLETCHER, OF Putnam.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22

e~r Ailuding to the fact. that BE. Da-
Wis wanted the Possofiee. provided. De-
our kind and considerass friend jim Elder
the present incumben of that Office resreshes
US with the ssvory and luscious receipt Of
chow TO cook q rsbit.' TO wit: Firstly, catch
the cyitfsrt This, rce proposed doing prior
TO having the feast. Already the rabbi, has
been run into the same hole that '.sQua,ter
sovereignty" has taken refuge in. We know
the '.cos,on tai is there, by the same token
We used 10 fnd out the presence of its pro-
torype. when. in our boyhood days. we d freed
il in a hollow log or in rail pile: by insert
ing pole of the requisite length-punching
vigorously twisting ii slightly. and. ON with
drawing il, finding f.r on the end of the
pole The Republican Party expect to
make the fur fiy.'' from the day the Chicago
Convention names its great leaders. until the
Second Tuesday of November. when "popu-
lar sovereignty" will be manifested in The
flesh, bone and muscle of every live Repub
hcan in Uncle Sans dominions. Then
the rabit aforesaid will be cooked either for
Ben Davis or some other Republican; we.of
course. have pre- ference rs TO no shall feast
on the delicate morsel, there evidently being
no more Than enough for one. In tae mean
time. we hope orr TREND Jim will make up
his mind TO console himself with the inc vita
bic loss of The Posiotice. by concluding with
the darkey who had csus ht rabbi, and il had
escaped from his grssp: go 10 thunder.
cotion-tall; yous poor. dry meat, any howl"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22

"Nelson Truslsr. ESQ, of Connersville.
Republican elecsor for this District. and who
Is siated-iaeetiously we presume-to De = can
didaie Tor Congress. made his depsa a. this
place on Tuesday evening last. The Rich
mohd Brass Band came over TO herald his
presence, nevertheless. We are sorry to say.
The Court House was only partly filed, foil
one half the audience being little boys and
Old Line Democrats, attracted By curiosity
and the music.
Mr. Trusler made q very energetic but
very brief speech, the close coming at what
we supposed was about the middle Off He
IS young attorney of fair capacity. and With
more experience as q speaker, and a dsligeD:
study Of the politics of the day. may vet in
his capacity of Eleeior. do good service in
the Republican cause. As be is stranger
10 these parts. some distance from home.
we commend him the kind attentions of
our friends" p
e We find the above in tie True Re
publican, published at Cen,erYiile, and ed
tied by the brother of Mr. G. w Julian, and
We submit to the Republicans OF this Con-
gressional District, if this is the courtesy
which Mr.. Trusler and bis friends have a
right to expect from Republican editor. and
one SO Intimately associated with An oppos-
ing candidate for Congress. Mr. Trusler
has been brought before the people of this
district by his friends. for a nomination fox
Congress. He is eminently qualified for the
position. and will receive the hearty aud en- !
,husiastic support Of large number of per-
sonai and political friends He may not re
celve the nomination, yet that is by no mean
determined fact, and in our opinion if he
is defeated it Will be more by trickery than
fair dealing. We do no, desire any con,ro- /
versy among Republicans, which may excite /
embitered feelings, prejudiciAl to success,
and yet We deem it due to Mr.. T:usler and
his many friends TO say that the discour-
'eous notice copied above from the RepabT-
can, has excited the contempt of every Re-
publican we have heard speak OF it,
In this connection we beg leave 10
say to our correspondent. Hancock" that
we decline to publish his communication,
simply because regard the harmony Of
the party. as paramount t personal feeling.
His notice of the article copied above is we'll
deserved. but its publication at this time can
DO no good. We nigh. possibly end an ex-
cuse in the fact that the writer has long been
Identified with the Liberty party, and with
ne Republican party. and the Jealous friend
OF MIR. 6. w. Julian. and yet we hope be
Will appreciate our motive in declining to
m htisf his 4,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
Meeting Death VITA Pirmns.A

There are class q spnaa hsiags, wesld
be- ,ufl.ls, ssA vain eppsssrs 81 ehfisitSaiiy
vke boast 81 the -'4sls G,s-ess vita whish
certain Of their ftishds meet death who re-
fssH 20 pray, o.. II tAssF sSpiFinK mont stsi
call GA others 20 administer 20 thssa The eos-
sojs,lous Of the Gospel This ssaraEr "
kasssry. this phiissnPhF 10 fgpI, saa shis
priis 6. Sac pride - nad aas, Saeh a,ea,
hafiaE acted = esriaia pr. sH lhsiF Hires,
and hs,iag dsgesisA thsiE ous PessIisr
selves, sss due 20 thrt comrades, 10 ale
ya=s They mst'er nFas hard face - they
can. b .U'ioss "a By staadsrs, asd die as-ig.
Il ts sssry sofA = iis. and a miserable dscep-
iion the 'rus usis - iasH nis4s Al iAis
ssrr nousst sf szeh ueAA@rfai sos-lgs. aiss
uasss oa, q ten. S. wvrss ,h2u the NEST hsF-
rltls 5nusgisstseHs u ffizhtsRsa souNrd
ja,, entering beii 'Hstfl oass IN ~hiis,
a. ahssasssd sisaEs, uhs Aas lived = ais
adapted 60 seaF his sapssissss. sod " pssFi-
. ell BIS saoraI ssHsitsl,lss ssss vita A,na
II dsspsrstr isaissstars Sith Shich bard
sasd sfn,issl ssbmits To be ssatsassA 20 he
ftattrRpATy
Tbs nae Who shsus f-ss sssss ~ death,
sHs meets tAs kiEg 81 Terriers sith -1siy
ssSHsss Is ks ~ho bss ssesrufaiiy sosEhi,
ge'si be Ass happily igasd FrdsmYtisa 10 he
u3sgS u CAfisL Theirs IS ne 0thss $50 In
-Assa death ,aa be siTiPPe4 81 iis tsrroEs,
thss isS h,m be bss tAsa - snsoRstsT ~
bs.u=sc 90 hgn.his sstadsd, believing ChTiss-
isa Ths usss uhs SAYS ia assfh that BE- has
nads bis peace Sith God. Ead sHPsets te Be
ssvrd tbtssEa the AsTsiss Of The SAvist--
As, Nth kis latest breath sslis % bra fsf
,utpssh So die IN BE houoS sRs Eioyy IS The
Issts rszs, Asd aiss viib The szzEly lGs-sssi q
a chrasIIsn philosopher Tiis sssIislsRi q,
saa hh has the assreg, - astss &C.
tee ~ Far4sas-t IN segsrs,
bsssh hss -. sisns h@ssss
H. 49, sisvs sa ~ sssaz'as ssvrs,
has-Ghfsss, ~ ssssrr zirs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10

/. wsstssg thls shoes aaa se.ion stock
ss dsmp nights and IN eeel rsiny SeAthef
Wsasiea lsssaseltat slsthihg. snd ssPsaissiy
apsa The Iimbs ana easfsmittss.
. ksaAiaz 10 ~ tnfs<biisE, stupid las
isess, SD hespiRk de misd . az saRasaral
state gf stslismsst b fsaatae TRASHY sssess
fsa.RR 70 theatres, parties aHa hslls IN ~
ssfas - Ssathsf IN che tsihskst possible
dress osseiHg OF Il . eompists PsfsgiTa-
,lsB. and thsE gang home wi,hss, saaasisni
over gafm~ats tboaga the essi, camp air.
q sleegtAg 90 fs4thef beds 10 ssFea-bT.
aiHs bed rsaaa siiheat Sehtilation a sAs tap
Of Ibs viaaoas, and especially Sith tee ~
three Psrssas In tbs snail, HBFsatiiaisa Bed
rson.
4 A sHsfsitiag % bet and very stiaaistisa
diasass. sailas u berry. Withsst assti-
sstiaa he feed, aaa estiag hearty before
sssae - bed every sight uhsN ihs hlad and
buds are sahaaaisa b. ihs Loils 6f ths dsY
asd ihs sSsitsaesi Of the sssaiag.
s. begiaAisg IN shildb ,sd 90 tea and sof-
fee sad aeiaE ffsu ose step 70 sholbsf
IbronKh sheHlaa sad snosiag tobaess aa4
ariaks Ag iniexieaiisg ii9aers. By Perayusi
sbass SD pliyssesi sad mental sEcsssss Of
every kiad
6 uasryise 10 hssts asa gestiag 81 On
essEsniai eoAPanIsa, ADD hsisg ne Fsaastn
der u 10 N hssstal sssitsusst Csitira-
tiax iealsasy snd domestic bt5sils Hna being
alNsYs IN siealai TsFHeRt
Z. KssPiag ehiidFsa saist By gisiag pare,
esgie ssd cordial, BY teaching tasp 10 ssek
esAay, aha by sapVsyieE tbsm Eilb FsissHs
Rats ABa fieb cake Whsn thsY sYa sick -
giving msFeufy, tsrtrF sustie sod afssaie an.
ass ths aissskes Hesies that they Rft nsii
eiass saa isFitaAi tslsShs.
O. Aila~isg The isys ~ gaia 20 absorb oui
aihas - - 20 leave no tine 70 stfsHf 4
| hsalIh. FslioSiag an asheslshy sesaFatiot
I bscaase spasT eAs ks raads Al il.
| ? fsfapiEag The spystiis eth biitsFs sus
I aiestlss where the stomach says no, asd 81
/ ioFsiag iso4 iato u when aassfs aoss n0t d
( issna sad even rejects 10 GornaadiziaE be
/ tSses meals
~. Csstrising 70 keep ~ ssnuaasi sog
I ~ aboat sstastsiRg 81 hOthihE Giviag -.
/ "a eta 81 aaEsT
"a. BslBs iFTsgnlEr In all opF habits q
sissplsE sad sahsg estBg 60 bed At MD
sight asd getting sP =, Rooh. Easins -
/ auth. toe nanY kia&s % bod aui ,ha
ktsd which IL toe highiy ssAsossa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10

There l., poFAsPs, 90 sshjsGt II maFF i'm
poriaRes than THE We have rehssted much
upop ihs sabjsc, II late years, uPoa seeing
The Neglect - educate ,hossAads Of boys and
giTis, Skass parents sfs able 10 educate thea
- the best lHstlullohs o. learning 10 our
county II il Surprising to rouismpiais how
isfgs a PARTON OF The flsias gsBsrss!oa aSs
ef Ihls elass, Asd Il IL fearful to believe, that
10 the progress Of time, these igasrAst and
atsd uaes aud E0msn, mast take the
placss Of asn and semsR hos living. aEd
unsa whom, ffus tbrtT iaksFsai rights 40
ritizeHs, utiI dstaiye poNsF Of no ordinary
moment, Ia ksVsFRmsntsi Affairs With
yoasg iasa ADD Wsmsa, raised SP In sgAos-
R1ee, bssssse 1t The saabiIity sf their par.
eats Z, sdarsis them, us symPata,Es nest
s,acersly, bat sl'h the parents az these ~be
are able, bat BiggaTdiy, rloss-hsied ARa
msaa. We are svEsd, aHd have 40 Pstisuss at
all. The evil consequences arising from this
total waa, u education, are every day PFac-
lissliy realised Ignorant yeasg Inea and
psmsa, wholly assiiisse u sdaesiiss, are
soatsst to keep if thsy DO act ssst low eota-
paEy Their psrvats maY eva a large
account Of PFepeiy, bsl their shildssR Do
pai held sP Their bsass, o. aspire " gsatssi
SEd rsspseiahls society. No bst,sE materials
sss he fond for aaFdsFeTs, highSsyassa,
thsssts, Eanblsss, --oHtlans % eyes1 phrase
ia mstnHsd Erawsh-.ihAs aeslsetsd, igaasasii
pafssifisisd, sasdasSIsa heya This uaa'
Of ssasatleu smehR The hays " car seastEy,
Il The fFsilfal sshoSl VI AhotsiaAlieRa, which,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
A Life Pie,ur,

sac Nas eeAa,,fail The LAMP light ihsSs
The briilisst glaze uPea her Vgsas Okv tafss
ana face, - she tsui che hsil 81 reyeirY rhst
ngEbt sAa ~ss led = hcAateaus bride. g. the
as ma aiaI altar. tie 10 shom she bad sivvR
her haKa sna heart Was a tall, aobls loeklaS
yoaag maB II tseaIy-aae summers. The ig-
pres, 81 svaias was materially staHpeI aPan
hts nphle hEsw. ssd - he stood aP b. Der
side ~ that PslatsAi uaasisa. sad PisEified
ratrFHal ajslsiy 90 Der shsm Be brid ~ tie
bead, q sIisat eJacHiAIioa NeHt % 70 HesSva
lFvm every heart, thai their lives m.khi he -
oar bEigbi ssRhsT day faia close. tise ASst
~ "a 81 JAs srras--lst The eeFsaia fali ser tas
space q thFre yeats.
Hark shat SQUAD Is tia, ibssr7 Tia he
lov r,armafibs q The Gight Mud sightag
aisOag 1he tFrs tops no 'sis ladder s-sii
tbAa u,ads ~ sA'rs have ever uajs Is
tic tstsr III a woman "a despair ! stood IA
iyDnt - he proud etsgs.oa she ustd 90 love
- rali Der home The pale RooahTsHts we're
sirspiBE stoahd nc N dsath hks suflness ?
Agtia a saA ssil tsaS ths AR aad uia.is e Bli-
tvg- N,th lie asuFaisi cAdenCtS aud a ot>e
Nss hrsGi Above tbs vail Mas dons be
te4av - God, save ny husband fFrm a
drank ara's grave I ststi tEzusHKs3 she
Vas stzaaisg in the PsFties ffpaiIsK tau
street iesaug against enc If ttpss Liga
raiBmEs, heE face as rshesssd 6y tar psis
rays OF she iaeor was ghcss IKE IA sP~s 'F-
anSs. She 49, ssq7ss, yes. ssass eeSssg 10
iassly LssaTs sSas A. irpEJh be yaHie .
ksestJ tatcNsrftc5, sod with thsrats aaa
asths, he threw hinseH araa lie Haos, e rsy-
Tag IaaAiae tore myself away froH, the
sssas u horror eaala no logger gass spsa
PietaEe, AZ the sight Of skirA the AeaFt
tarRs latst snd aiSk- No saTthjy power csaid
sfPaFats hiR fYem lAe Niae cap asd In a feW
Hoaths he died tFeIs maaia Peta. she,
tee, The CAGE iOysss bride, Hsw sleeps IN the
saset easfeh yard, The Sistila u hEoksa
heart s-laasFy CssFaHspa,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
H0aSE CoySTT-


tssyts 81 sr..s4t.- -HrFssassEsrs b. EBgt-
- -s..t tf- fls,-a.--. r,.-r..... - trs
7tf.''-- "a f-''- ~.
% fte-vls ~ re'fsF'ets overs af.Hs'1 AEa
r.a..l s.. lie sr..t.-r re. p.sar. aa .#s Ha
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.a. assE rfa.rHHs 2" fHEia -'' raafr '.''E D.
s.-f-a .. sa..rss. saHsElaE sassas- a-Es ID
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
KNOXVILLE awHl0
KreKYtLLK YKEht
sA~xaDAS, savaNnaA ss. Eesss
-. rr..idrnllll -


G1aiua t. rress 's's SAYS ia sas7ars 4 or
Ssta. a. ss Il aszazsEFt asgs u 81 s's hsss
Azs ga teTssas 2, -sgl,sa tae these ssp eel
ass - aaa A. ~ -aaii svsise The fesioh
,.etss serSseat3 5 Nes 1y,ssy, hu' Fssied -
Nsz Yssk sua tsg aao reastas - tess'
nj rts esess.a II ttsrst. ~ tAs people
~ Fssssssf.ilEc I4isyss5s hes Hhs5HBet- -srhAs
~ H.et esrr. te,s---,sAi As,ssAs I'seots
eas rassssa az Ne Ner,h Hss,ers sad NcS
esxlaua S,aiss, sna b. be consequently sleS-
f'sss atut ~ Sc feop'r
Ths. ss8{satfgas ssv thss Deagsss hss sar-
red sfis-usfi. pAls Bel eas carried Eoaisi-
sss, Ksu'urks. Tvaassses, nelsvsrv Ms
s5s.fef,j. Aarslssa, NsytA Csrsllas ana
y.-z,efs Brrsslur1agv sas carried AlstaaA,
Tcnu ard FioF,&s Ia Asnphis, aobile,
Neu erlssas. NateAss, Celswsas, NsnsFsa-
srv. F8orvzee. Haatsviiis, ssd mest e'hes
Yarrs CrfSsu tics ani towns, n TIE Soute-
Rrrsk rg-5ss a sac iEl-6 Euas
Ths~g are ibs ig2osssoss. as Furnished BY
tss new reserved. bst Ties sss 80, tsta ou'
a. hsssss 81 aaue. s. IL eeusoassSoa ~
kpgv tAa' tHa b.-F- S,s-ss. haze 5rrjaree
aas,zs5 secyssEcs- esd have arragea thea.
st.vss 90 she ssar ,t Ihs Usies. ss& a. : go.
49, t. th- assau3t. og Ne ccutendiag SAC.
fsaus isath N,s-sa as Sonth
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
he Cross in Japaa

IN 1854, The Russian hjgsts p.ana lsy 10
tie bsTbsr q Stineds, wheFs she As zaer-
Eara sFssAea At The dead Of sizkt a0sa
fFom ashsrS cane alaugtsds. It, sole Secs
Past Eks = jaPAnsss. u NAs syiieni. ffon
ais manner that be lad come 81 - scfas
Important srssnd ne sss tskea sr1sTd aad
iuso the cabs FiF-t ioskiEg carefully ab1st
tbs Cabia, iest BE mi ght b syca % overheard
of saRs hij4rn person. hs pFo4Ese-i from ssS
feds Of h's 3rrss Al aacisat and seIisa
Jrae ,aN, HIS msanFF IS Be did 30, vas lsil
81 Jbr Hsost tre-abilng usse'Y- he sad e BE-
IosEsd - his Amsig, SAd bad eesa banded
la1n ffoa sue EeaerstgB &C szOihsT, - 8
pr-cisas seiir He kneu littts q - EaP2rt,
bsyoR4 the tac' that As possession Has daHs-
sE.as. aad thai i;s arigiaAi Posssssnrz aa1
fSilsa Hudsr The disPi~ssure q %hs E'aPerss
he attached 70 70 tome vAza- feeling IT be-
tag committed ~ tie possession 70 ths isith
jt iaigestsd All BE knew as HAT Vas 3aAt
be rnskg not worship IDOLS, Asd BE eoul4 si'csS
thc aames Of Jssus aad Nay TAs Ra-sSaa
issieais q tss Greek Cross Esd enho,isaed
tita hiss - declare himsslf His osss Hl1s-
,rslrs the severity sRi faIsAfalssss with
Which thc cid decree bad bssa executed, IA
this tsn,iy, tsAlsasiy watched bad they been
e. imposasibis bad l. been either opeaiy %
secretly % preserve she rites Of the PFOseri BED
religion. that is s,rseTy bad faded cot 10 ths
last possible degrV=. and yst ss alive ShNalt
The sivFy Of she plaaas zidsEght visitor sys'
reach Japanese ears ! am lad 10 sss teat b
Is secass keyoad the reach Of Borrower o.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-11-10
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err that sas raised last winter sbast he
ssspgsitisbs made 10 several Ssptheru State
leg isistarss. Ter the removal u free ssFfp~a
fssH theiF stats iHalts. We ihsa srEaea fhzl
shuse propositions rested on gosd gree sis. sad
Ws have yet seen % reason 70 change ths cF.B-
5oas thee sstsrsslHsd The resniatioss wess
accompanied ~ suErsssiouz Of rstBgnefaitga
10 cases wheTs they bad property SD ~
hardship ShafstsF was ssaest te BE- lnAirtsd
spsn the nssrUss Ia ease Of FrmevaI. TIE
properties Included a regard for tie sell
bstag q tks free afsfs, - also JastiHsi rob-
gsrs fnE lhs tranquility Of ths slaves sad thsir
masters. strictly legal - mizhs sat ~ e
asy fsts. 30 il ~ss decided by several jaFists
81 Tepats n tsa STATE e nay. however, yet
bevoas = a~eesssTy saJ saeesssial measure
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arc nos tcs fsr goas sa the toad u ftaatictsu.
blstk fsPsblsosn ststs. o. NJ aHF rate 80
claimed. Forces the free H~grsss Eaeossat'ss-
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tka., ss.ssFats b. ibts Stair. 0thsr cities sn3
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