The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-07-10

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who look to Homestead hill 10 I'll up the VA
csa belts Of ,alro,I lands aul start anew tn"
rcno'al prosperity, to consider vii ,h.r III Y
aro not being r'rysl with hv NJ ,ltcl slap.
crs. /, is Vel e. lFe pca'r - 81 a.3.
country to JUDI" wl ether boy are 30 IA,
roundy swindIrd hy the obs,inat" pr slu "
majority in the Senate"
The census takers in New York city we've
required to bring in their sample sheet rs;
Thursday, when it was found that no, h'lf If
them unde stood tho law or were competent
to fulfill its requirements. They must, here
FORE 60 over tn" ground again. Marshal R,n
ders persstently refuses to make public he
names Of the census men, but il is easy to be
inferred from what class they are taken.
Let us look at The genuine, unterriied Dem
ocracy, as the column now stands.
N. Y. Day Book.
\ brother editor pertinent'y asked how wa
can take q look at tho unterrifed Democracy,
when all tho Democracy there is in the coun-
try is half scared to death.
For great many years the Democracy have
been agitating the slavery question, and now
by way Of reciprocity Of compliment, it agi-
tates them dreadially.
The following curious law was enacted dur
ing the reign OF Richard |. for the government
of those going by sen TO the Holy Land:
ale who kills man on shipboard, shall be
bound to the dead body and thrown into the
sea; If the man is killed on shore the slayer
shall be hound to tho dead body and buried
with it. He who shall draw his knife TO strike
another. or who shall have drawn blood from
him. to lose his hand; If be shall have only
struck him with the palm of his land, without
drawing blood, he shall be thrice ducked in
the sea-
The South Carolina Gazc,te SAYS that the
"foos arc not all dead yet" If they were,
South Carolina wouldn't have tenth rar.
enough population to fairly entite her to
Representative in Congr ss.
o shame, where is thy blush?
Washington Constitution.
If it were where it should be, your masters
would be as red as turkey cocks gils.
Louisville Journal
At recent Garibald meeting in Lopdon,
Mr.. Miles, an American was in full flow of
denunciation Of despotisu, when he was quiet.
ly inquired Of bv one of the audience, "How
about Slavery" Mover mind about Slavery"
to which reply some one aetol;ed by the utter
ance Of a most igniticant "Oh!' Finally, Mr..
Miles said he understood the Declaration of
Independence to mean men Of all counties,
creeds, and colors.
A Western friend askes the Albany Journa!
"ls New York sure for LincoIni' The Jour
mi replies: New York is as sure for Lincoln
as Vermont is, and will Civ" larger majority
than any other State in the Union."
New Haven correspondent cf the Boston
Transcript says: ak Marvel" lives in the sub
urhs and farms with inglorous ease his small
plat Of land. 1t would appear that hi, early
ambition for literary distinction has in g'ca,
measure died out. At least he now rests upon
his laurels, aud his much talked Of History .;
Venice sleeps in his own archives.
The Statesman calls on the Democrat frac-
tions TO ''stick together" Wait till the second
Tuesday Of November, and you will al "hang
together"
At the recent examination at Toronto, for
the admission Of students at law, no less than
eleven out Of sixteen were placked and sent
back.
Wellington is said to have exclaimed in the
midst of the battle Of Waterloo, "Up guards
al d Mt them Somebody says that after the
Baltimore Convention the Democratic party's
cry to its organs will bo, "Up black guard'
and at them"
The Artesan well in Columbus Ohio, has
become grost bore is twenty-iour hundred
and seventy.three feet deep, the augur still
working in white sandstone.
Mr.. Douglass immediate organ says that
the Democratic party was founded by him. -
II has certainly been dumfounded by him.
A poet Gays that the wind kisses the wavcs.
That, We suppose, is the celebrated "kiss
for blow" about which we have heard so
much.
The Democratic fre-ea,ers have got Her.
scbel V. Johnson as their candidate for the
Vice Presidency. We guess Hcrschcl's chances
are small that he will have to use bis big
telescope TO discover lh"'".
The disease which lstciy Les.l~yed 80 many
Of the cattle in Massachusetts, and other New
England States, is said to have made it's ap-
pearancs in Bucks County Pennsylvania.
The Chicago Times boast that men Of all
were in the Baltimore Convention.
We think that the miliers were the most
numerous class judging from the number Of
fs,-fghts.
The London Spectator, one Of the leading
W .eklies Of England, is generally regarded as
better informed on American affairs than some
Of its contemporaries. Yet it shows very has
~ reading, to say the least, iu its report Of the
nominations of the various political parties for
The Presidency. It saws that the old Wings
nave nominated Mr.. Bell--that Convention
IN Illinois has nominated Mr.. Hamlin .Jor
and Mr.. Maine for Vice Presi-
lent and that the whole field will be greatly
modified before the election comes on in June
E-g How to avoid drowuing-always keep
'our head above water.
81 am going to draw this beau into knot"
IS the lady said when standing at the hyme-