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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
What ECq1y EBOdy Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.
CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY Oh.
TANNED, FOR THE CURE OF DIS
EASE IN ALL FORMS.
Professor HENRY S. TAYLOR, NJ d.

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Gr rfdatotr Die Spmptcms ron Gbrtcra: 9Ncr:
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ne. crr ShrGn uno au9Sn, uub
la9l Dir Die bsiiGn pcilmitd ale
bIele e5ebrSden Su eurtrfn.
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bise, Yitss, Rupture, osrlfraut
hsiten, pGmcrrbo9e, OllCr Rranfs
betten, une pptrcphctia, urp
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ben, 9Cbrchenrr 8nothen, unb
DisIctaticusu, Sproins, SRuut:
fpcrrs, StGter Cores, aSbite
Spelin9, Belts, glbtlCps. III:
ters, Ssurpp, Burns unb Strc:
fulo.
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SrauenSmmCr. ron 8tnb9Iburs
ten nu.'ocn Renfrualicn; gSbiies,
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tel allies oies baurrno 3u turirsn'
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ben, fret psn ,SRsoienl Sefms," 70 bae ss Ieit
ltanoen percen taun, uno bic en- @rrihrSi
6nn9en mS9cn rem 8dufsr gar baIo lsbr eft ben
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uno cteuer Shrt<t aeorudt {; es il flrner iIuilrir
NIT thtdlibsu Ibeileunsen, uno miro rir unter bel:
nsr doersFe, fhSn aebunoen unO Tclifrsi, natp Dem
@mpfau9 pcn $lDO, Su9shnbt.
$1,000 61S SS1br ti9@,a lSs9io. 1Sss' SsSs9
nsr olIsntbOtbsn ssmadt wertsu Uslbc ctlscs Bert
psrtaufen, inoem uulsrs arsttietun9sn on iCts cbr
Itberol fno.
Sir einislnc Gepien ron 6isItm BCrt, reer fir
eie A9snisn; @coin9un9en, ic pic ancerc YatpSi:
iun9sn psnbs man ilth an
Jobn g. 9cttcr, Ssrousaetsr
SO. GIT Sonlrm Strnfs, pbilaeslpbia.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
8ibels Nte6erlQ0e.

Die esGd Gaunts BtsIs@sIsaIGafi bat i6u
Mtsnsslast In Su&Rrbr gum ,,9s6a patrtrt' In
Alsntaun, rr Stteln unb 1eitamentc III Yrrldbe,
SehsH Srra9sn ;a Srn btiAsNsn Yrcifen gu ba6tn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
@rpccricS.

s8ir tnten INNER auf Sanb Elm arc6er
Sutaussspdbltsr Stod BON 3u6er, Sbss.
laeeS, Sofee, NCiinen, @spir3sn, srubes
ieines SaI5 teim Sad UtT 8uI4sl, sstrc
JriGtsn bon ispsr Scrte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18

R~s 9GOise unb 8inosr Stabl'SI
w. Sfirts, tpsibs unp eclltrirt, u
Sente 3u 2 6baler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
SaS ssaSaer &OfCl
c5n Ser GtQ0t l(QentQul1.

Sn oer Staot Uuentaun.
Der nntrrSrihnete 9itt Dem aascmrtnrn CUB.
lifum btrrpurd giadrtGt, pab CT pas .,Iolcr
Setcl" In Der Stabt gIuentaun. 2s6a @auntY
cbnIdn8it ts5csen bat, unp nun
bsrstt 1T aasn AniprGenten naG @unld Su pir'
nen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
Ser ippblfeile
6arte<gdare1l~S ~StD6r
SaaembmeD, @erfeb mnb So.
Hn Der Stapt Qtllrntaun


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puulbcn ibrsn Srcunecu uno eincm 9tcbrten Yub
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GiiensQGaarCu< lmp s2ldrrbau 0eratb>
ibnften~Stptr
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baben, uuo ju allen 5eitsn bOln wSrcu
Sin DpllfGnStncS 2lfI prtcmcnt.
allsr frltbrr 94oarcr, bic IN ciucm rcldnoiqen uut
pobeingtrichttteu @tltu g8 orsn: Stcbr 9Cudt ncr.
oeu. Dlelbc otcr otIe ju bgnamen fiCss nGre rolls
tommene ShcrhelL uno t6unte aud tcinCstalls bes
Raumes me9en 9Clhehtn.
Sbr QiTcrtGmcnt gRaarin otcr fir lrtbs bic taueu
rclIrr, III b. cnocrs Elm bcrrIttbes un0 mrblftcs,
uno iSnC GIafc bClcnoers fucct es SuibrSm &crtbcL
tet ibucn anIurufgn.
Der NlCbr,abl Sdrtinsr, Sdmicte, II. I. milf cs
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carauf perlaben, cas- le nchltbun ron linen III fau:
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er bei ihnen rttpribt. benn hs fub in entthlc6sn
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ten, Yferpes Neten,
uno furj a(Iss mas man in o,tiCm Sab pcrton9sn
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9entinht uoroen uno taidbC III nun auf Die rethtC
l8Gfs sur 8eaItmIhtsil uno Den 5utcrsgtn Der 8ou;
ern Gtoblrt nrrm bic gPoIchnsn, unn dbcrbaupt al:
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Gurem Snterees fuoeu pCrbCt rcn ibnCn iu tauftr.
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ihoft ourd1 cute @ebonrluuo tifi9e grCife uno bic
C8dts ihrer drttt ncJb um osles crrritcrn tSuncn.
sic bitten eaber nm acuci9tCn 5ufpru6.
Sa9cntu6, @erfh unb Gr.
Gprit I3. rabn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
SeDet ltnb bDret!
Dem 9roben 6elO Sobn 8ropn, lre1ber
perurtDcilt uno ouf9cbon9cn lporoen
1T, am 2tcn DctembCr,
fstne8IstOtr. iinp ,u ltben.
Samuel 6CC6t,

Ut, am 2tcn Sctembcrt
fetRcRietOer linp 3u Itbtn.
Samuel 6Cc6t,
in Der 0amitton Gtr1Bt, na1e ser STEM
in Nuentdun,
mrItrr nod taSu irnrn Guubfn unb benz Natit.
fun i'm ad8cmrtnen nntiinci8t, rap er 9eiOmcu III
Isinen
IA Tcrti9cn Gtpf QSintcrflctbcr
W. ppn alien SCrten, rdmli6: q dc, s. o.
en- mp g4. i II, 25 YrpSent ttllisrr ,u per,
faufen, ais gnpsre bic fisIe 0el6GIte bstreiten.
a4@ bat sr nod Sisle olpne @rtEe fir Serrcn,
pflde 3u picl 8aum rtnnebmrn piirpsn, wplte
man iie ale bsnamen.
Scmmt unr iitrrSeust gud Irlbh BON Der gBabr.
Bet bes S'lo9ten incem sS Gu6 susle6 cipe
autr tSslcgsnlrit gilt, Irine fir 8 Seierta9s.
Sc f6sn e teItimmte gIrtitsl su eten unc pa.
crn 81 tdufCn. Gersrest eS nttht, es III bier tein
Sumtue ue-uno STR tUnnt gan, litr.brt ibm 25
projent bel Gursn @intGufen rr1parCn.
Dies ifwabrIi6 cine arUbs @tlsscn0cit fiji ct.
nen y d. iu fan9sn-trtust aber cine 9cleins,
flbrrne Otyr cinr cute papierne NuarI nit
cde II rsg sHs9 ri. or f+ Iridt faneen lGst, In,
n9m er ntdt 9crte an cine eiitne pbfr iablanr
anaf yeipt.
S5ir berrits 9snoerre &unbI6aft IN er B5tn
bantb4r, une bttet nm rine 1pr.tauer rsrItttn.
Samuel {SecDt.
1seemter Z. rotS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18

R~SuesnS unb @labwaaren In
w. ibrsr gsrI6isbsnbsiten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18

(Suts S.lsbrungsn pno lC nctbmentts ole
uno eies III bic 8clsbrune Res Or. @sni.
lir, als or iaatc: ,,Stsbe frthe ouf. lsbe NJ
lsl thdtia. unb rpenn bu eisfs 8esetn Der eI
t'tt befclaif, 70 pirit bu flhsr in esiucm III!
MEN fcrttcmmen- ocnn Sparlamfsit III cid
Reoenue an iih lCltlt. uno eaourh CAP nal
lclbCn Sepcnus nab Dem Stcbr ptn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
Gsgm1Ul MUO 9OA(

6rtn9t. neItber fcebcn am Gde Der .6amilt|
Stem Strols. 9e9enltcr rem pcblbetonntcn
buds 6ctel. om ndmtiohen Srt Der fraH
Sdlout uno Dannsnbousr bswsbnt por,
pcrnen IN.
lin oicism Stcbr bot man fcsbsn pen %
phia uno Reurcrf
Gin oroBes uno berrlibes 2(fortemel
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
G0apfnltNilmS :. Git,

GNaufmlHIluiS 8 8 Git |
erbatteu, rpclhes fiber auBcrbolb ben gss
nir9eueewo ttbertrcffen peroen fann-be,Gaf
Site, ShSnheit uno @iIi9fsit. - DaBslbe !
aus ieoer @erfbisccnbcit ron
SriibjdbrS uub GDmmer=6iI
8roJereicn, Suiensipaaren, Gromt
Slaspaaren, Carpets SelsSsd
SelsS6does u. I. 10.
nelhes allies iis an sinem aonJ flsinen prc
olttbsn nit ben &itp Grceperfaufss prsiPsn
fen.
Sbre Sre6sGmtcr
iino ale ron Der msiit faibicnutts auswnbt
ltcbtn aue
8sttsm 6dntp Ssibs, nsusr Stpl.
Scilsb I6war5er. DO. impcrttrt.
@rmsinsr pOiI be SCts, BON alIsn q
unb 5drtrn.
grd6tissr 8nsabs[ Seits. 8culurS
Mareslens unb 8lcrsnee Sstbr.
Sharpls, Wantilss unb Duiires.
Sattin Gballiss, @lpGp SaIenrias.
Gbsnne Mpilirnas unb SWtgss. Wrar.
9rbia Ssiee, Gbinbss u. {. 10.
Sehsr SrCntirs unp 5amIien esinwant|
Sud unb GaeemrreS. Nuslins, 6lanr
5idinss.
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gamm einsm pplIcn afcrtrmsnt prn @snI
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ten. uno ne bic ecuts fe BADEN mdgsn-d
biUi9.
OF Der bSdbitc SN0rftpreis piro aIIcJeit fl
oesprnoutten bcSoblt.
SGmueI @fi1lcr, @srtSl
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aGentaun, gQ6rj %.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
@icbti9e Stsili9feiten!

Enjrt9e, rap or cos Sauf.
mannS;S Sbusioer @ef6dtt,
frubtr pcn 6ed uno 91erp.
baro, nun 4uf alIe,niae
Rehnnn9 brtreibt uno jpar
am alteu Staubrtas
Nc. 35 Sf 5amiltcn
StraBs,
fbrd9 9e9cnuber eer Rrfcrs
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nCn pcIIltinti9en. umfans:
rtiCben Stcd pen
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
LET US LOVE ONE ANOTHER.

Let us love one another not long we may stay;
In this bleak world of mourning some droop while
tis day;
Others fade in their noon and a few lnger till eve;
OH there breaks not heart but leaves some one
to grieve;
And the fondest the purest, the truest that met,
Have still found the need to forgive and forget!
Then ah! though the hopes that nourished
decay,
Let us love another as long as stay.
There hearts like the ivy, though all be
decayed,
That seemed to clasp fondly in sunlight and shade
No leaves droop in sadness, still galy they spread
Undmm'd midst the blighted, the lonely and dead;
But the misletoe clings to the oak, not to part
But with leaves closely round 1.-THE root in its
heart;
Exists but to twne it-imbibe the same dew
Or to fall with it's 1ovd oak and perish there too
Thus let's love one another, midst sorrows the
worst,
-Unatered and fond, as we lov'd at the first; r
Tho the false wing of pleasure may change and
forsake,
And the bright of wealth into particles break,
There are some sweet affections that gold cannot
- buy,
That cling but still closer when sorrow draws nigh,
And remains with yet, though all else pass ayvNy;
Then, let's love another, as long as we stay. "a
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27

y y
ter Eliza
She went out of the room, and | turn
ed to Mrs. Smith, who was standing
near.
Now you must go also. The DR..
you too must look out for your chill
dren.'
Il must look out for you. sir. My
duty is here, now. Live or die, shall
stay with you while you need me-
The little woman's voice was firm,
and her eye shone with a clear resolute
light. ! had not thought she possessed
so much will courage.
'Consider,' / said. DO you realize
all the risk you run :! Of loathsome dis
ease, disfigurement, perhaps a terrible
death =
Il have considered oil, sir, and l
shall stay
Was I selfish to allow it F.? perhaps
so, but in that hour of deadly peril, l
who had never loved woman before,
longed to have her ut my side to share
my danger, nay to die it L died; to live
for me, or, failing that, for no other.
| need not give the details of the
sickness that followed-th weeks of
terrible suffering when my body and
soul could scarcely cling together. i
looked back upon it, strong man as l
am, with shpering dread.
1t wasSEewing, under God, to her
that Death, who stood waiting ut my
pillow, day after day, at length passed
by. What nurse she was -vigilant
sleepless, untiring. Perhaps it was
owing to her calm courage that she did
not take the disease. She seemed to
be always near me, and yet she found
time to make herself look as neat and
even as tasteful as usual. Everything
in the room, after | was able to notice
anything was i'll scrupulous order.
Delicate flowers, as fresh and as sweet
as herself, bloomed on my table u
dreamy half-ligh filled the apartment
What change from the old boarding.
house days
| was thinking Of all this care and
tenderness as | sat for the first time at
the window. Mary had learned to
call her so during my illness--was out
Of the room, but the tokens of her pre-
sence were all around me. Presently
she came in and sat down by my
side.
Mary, | said almost involuntary, Il
have been thinking / ought to thank
you for saving my life. And yet | do
know that | am grateful. Life will not
be much value unless you will share
it. With you for my wife l could be
happy, but if you cannot love me you
might as well have let me gone by the
board
1 4 7 I IA
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27

~ 4 young lady lately ,Gslscd n
gentleman the moaning of.sAR word
Surrogate, and the gcntIcmaEa blamed
it to her ~, II gate through Tbieb par
ties have to puss TO got narricd. Flhcn
! imagine, said the lady, thnt is q coiN
ruptiou of sorrow- gate. you arc right,
Miss replied her informant, 'as woman
r. an abrcviutiUn OF woe to- man
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-27

i Dccided Borcs Marshal Vailluut
has sent 10 the Ercuch Academy TIN ac-
count uf au insect which. ainus"s itacH
by boring holes in leadcn balls.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

STEAMER SUNK ON LAKE MICHIGAN
LOADED WITH AN EXCURSION PARTY
NEARLY 800 LIVES LOST.

Oneof the most dreadful Of Lake calam
tiles happened on the lake between Chica-
go and Milwaukee on the night of Friday,
September 7th,-about o'clock Saturday
morning. The steamer Lady Ezgia was
run into by the schooner Augaesta and sunk
about twelve miles from Chicago, having
on board the Union Guards, Black Yagers,
Green Yagers, Rifles, Milwaukee City
Band, and several fire companies all be-
ing from Milwaukee having with them
many Indies and honorary companions
There were on board about 400 persons Of
whom probably q hundred were saved
Capt. Barry Of the Union Guards, Capt.
Wilson, of the steamer, Col. Lumsden, Of
the New Orleans Picayame, and family,
and son of J. L. Arnold, candidate for
Congress were lost. Many other citizens
Of ominenee in Milwaukee persisted. The
names of those who were on board and sup
posed to be Tossed are publ ished in the Mil
wankee papers Of Saturday and Monday
The steamer sank in hundred feet Of wa
ter IN twenty minutes after being struck
Ehe Aag'tsfa which ran into her was driv,
on out Of her course by q heavy gallo and
was unmapageable. She was some damaged
hQt threw oyer all her planks aud drift ar
ticles for the use of those in the water
Many who were fearless enough Of tie
storm to retire were probably drowned in
their benhs. The news Of the disaster
threw the city of Milwaukee into the great
est painful and confused excitement, as
nearly all the passengers were from that
place. The telegraph lines were enterely
given Rp to those erowdiug around the Off
ces, almost erazed with despair. sending
messages Of information and inquiry. As
tho wreck was not far from land there is a
possibility that more are saved than above
stated but tbe probability j. c0ntrarywise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

Docs VS.. SHEEP.-Some time AGO W
wrote several articles on the advantages d
sheep culture in the West. Not long sinc
we met an old acquaintance from Southsn
Wisconsin, recently an extensive SHEEP
raiser. One Of the first inquiries was abot
his splendid stock of fine woods. @Dont
talk about Them" said he. 'My neigh.
bors raise dogs; | tried to raise sheep.
expended nearly a Thousand dollars in Cd.
Letting and asserting my flock. 0nenighI
these dogs, belonging to man whae%asd
scarcely any property besides, destroyed .
fifth part Of my best sheep. / bought The
dogs and shot them. The man soon bad
another batch. They killed more sheep
than their predecessors At last all tho
dogs in the neighborhood got to eatingm
mutton, and ! sold out the remnant to az
Iowa man. It's no use trying to niS
sheep among people who raise dogs i
we tried in that neighborhood, dogs would
be SCI rcer than infants were III the daysd
wicked King HeroG. Has any dog man
the "cheek" to oppose a law for the abaie
ment Of this cur nuisance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
SPEECH OF JpDgE PAINE.
y. y. OUVEHs
ISRAEL SANDERsON,
Secretaries.

On Wednesday evening a respectable
number Of ladies' and gentlemen assembled
at the Court House to hear Hon. s. O,
Paine Mr.. John g. Clark, President Of
the Lincoln Club, called the meeting to or
der and some preliminary remarks were
mado BY ]. 7. Mills, Esq, Judge Paine
spoke over an hour, presenting the
true issues between the parties in a manner
truthful, and suited to the comprehension
Of all. He showed conclusively that TIE
difference between che positions Of Douglas
and Breckenridge was nothing-that the
former by avowing principles of non-inter-
vention and in favor Of the people Of the
Territories voting their own measures,
when his election back to the Senate was
at hazard, and remaining silent after bis
election, when Gov Medary, Of Kansas,
and Gov. Black, Of Nebraska, vetoed the
will Of the people on the slavery question,
showed himself not to bp in earnest, -that
another proof Of his dishonesty was in yot.
ing against an amendment to the NehrasS;.
bin giving the citizens Of the Territorie
the right 10 vote slavery out Of the Terrific
lies. lie reasoned BY appeal to iaditferen
yotesr that they should vote for the eaildi
date Nho comes nearest to their views
Ii we were interested in a heavy duty up
on lead and there were three candidates ii
The field, one in favor Of duty, one dires )
|, opposed to it, and another who did MOI,
{ re fig whether there were such dut,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

QUAIFIcATIoNs OF AN EDToR.-AA
English writer says: "a good editor
COMPETENT newspaper is, like general .
poet, born not made. Exercise and eSleG
ence give facility, but the qualification !
innate, or it is never manifested. On w
London daily papers, all the great hls y
rians, noyelists, poets, essayests, and y
writer's Of travels have been tried, and nes
~ every one has failed. 81 can" sad "
editor Of the London Times, "hnd ~
number ofmen Of genius to write tor lDs
but very seldom the man of common seOS'
Nearly all successful editors have been
TINS description. A good editor seo9 y.
writes much for his paper-he reads, luT
es, selects, alters and combines; and 70 =
all this vel he has but little time foryD y,
position Towrle for a paper is on''pDS
to edit paper another.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

ZoUAvEs WoN'T CoME.-'rhe effort d
our military 10 get the Chicago Zouaysq
here at the State Fair, has failed. Then
yitation was extended by Capt. Deapais'
of the Governors Guards. The Captain
has received a note from Ellsworth, Of tho
Zouaycs, expressing his regret at the inabH
ity Of the latter to accept the invitation
partly in consequence Of their protracei
visit to the East, rendering il difficult io'
the members Of the company to abandon
again, and so soon, their several agocatoHA
and partly for the reason that be, (Cat
E..) is about to take up his residence y
Springfield, and complete his law siudS
in the Office Of one Abraham Lincoln, OlR
erwise known as "Honest Old Abe. '--1
gus and Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15
From Forney's Press
WORDS OF WIsDost

Hon. B. T. Perry of Groeo,;r. :
makes the following Observable, :, sc c,
uttered by a Northern Democ,st's1gl Wig, Il
regarded as evidence of RepuLSo~.O
|cliyities: pp
Judging from The course nr,.
other Presidents, and that p6lias ued
usually governs politicians whist 4 'aa
er, instead Of doing any rash. MI i pow
unconstitutional act, to iniurs, !, 's ny o
those opposed to him, it is lkeIv r 1l'ot
will pursue very cautious, politie.raulpe s \.
course towards the South. Il c.n INNS
in the nature Of any man elevated u !. I
Presidency to wish to see the Cove a y Y
broken up under his Administras,oa'
Republic dismembercd, aud The W. "
plunged into a civil war. Very l;tal suIi
great effort will be to acquire popula,;. y
the Southern States, and appease t6as q.
position by rigid adherence to tbe ~
tuition aud respect for the rights = s' \
South. 1t is not al all improbable ALLY Y
South may find more favofs under M ~ y
ministration Of Lincoln than they bar. =
der any Democratic Administrator y
may be that odd Abe viii 90 out Of osa
quite fayorite with the Southern na -,
AT least, we should give him a trial r.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

or not, we should vote fol the one who pc
lieved as we do, and who advocated our In
terests. There were three candidates be-
fore us, at issue on tie extension of slavery.
Ore is opposed to MS extension into free
territory another advocates the extension
d slavery MO any or all the Territories,
and a third @don't care whether it is voted
up or down." Its our interest, not FOR the
benefit or sympathy fol the negro, but for
the improvement of the Territories and the
advance Of the people to keep slavery with
in its present limits, and we should vote
for the candidate who seeks to promote
that interest. That candidate is Mr.. Lin
coin. The speaker gave an explicit under
standing of the bred Scott decision and OF
Douglas position in relation thereto
That decision concluded only the one ques-
ton of whether bred Scott was a citizen
Of the United States. Whatever was de-
clared beyond that was mere dicta, and
not binding upon anybody. Douglas ae-
vocates non-intervention now but subjects
himseIfto the measure ofrestriction' laid
down BY the Supreme Court. He is not like
jefferson who had the manliness to decide
foir' himself what was constitutional, and
carried out bis views nulifying acts done
under the Alien and Sedition Laws. The
remarks were forcible and pointed through
out, and we cannot give even asynopsls Of
the discourse. Il was listened to with IT.
tention and well applanded. Judge Paine,
though not party man is doing good
work for the Republican cause,