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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
Organize.

The following exhortation, addrc to tho Re-
publicans of C.tss, by the LoSansport Jozrna,, is
equally NJ plicabe to this locality, AMI should be
remembered and acted upon, 10y every one who
wishes to see our free institutions perpetuatcd.
We hope the good work, already so auspiciously<
begun in most OF the townships, will be carried on
until thorough and complete county organic l;ion
Is effected In the coming canvass, to ensure
cess, We want thorough dissemination, of polit
ical information. We we're beaten IN 1856 by lies
and fraudulent representation. Republican prin-
ciples were held up as being very different from
what th e actually we're ami wha, they have since
been proven by time and experience Popular
Sovcte;gnts, that arrant humJug ,hss ',een explo
ded by those who stole victory unlcr its blnner,
but the Transparent cheat is still and agsin pro-
claimed to the people. With full and complete
information upon the part Of the masses, our VIC
tory is certain Already the battle is half host to
the bogus Democracy by the ruinous consequences
oftheir present administration, and By their utter
Justification of every pledge and promise nude Pre-
vious to its Inauguration. ra -1 n
{ We want no secret. private management. but an
open. active, energetic proclamation OF Republican
principles and intentions, and close exposition oil
Democratic frauds, extravagancies and misSovern-
mcnt, and their palpable asandonIneDt OF the doc
trincs of the government, and of their own prcvi-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

South without being abused and insulted. Instead
OF Being received courteously and respectfully, nd
IS tarrcd and feathered, or whipped with cat o'-
nine tails Ifihese wanton insults and gross in
digniticssre not heaped on Northern men for the
purposcaof showing in what utter contempt the
south holds them, and to provoke them to retail
late, what are they done forl Surely these men
onSht to know that communities as well rs individ-
uals have limits of endurance and bounds to m.
uencc, and although no one can tell at what rep
etitlon o. these is'hominies the orbearancc of The
North viii be exhausted, or when the reaction will
take place, yet there is danger that such calam-
ity may happen. = zsra r-.re
lfmatters should be pressed to the extremity.
and necessity for a division of the Union be do
termiaed upon, the Nerl, Will consent TO no p,rtj
ton which does not correspond with its present
prepondcrance in population and future greatness.
Theirs must be the vacant lands, theirs the great
estuaTies OF the continent. The hardy, populous
North, mighty in resources, prolific in men, with no
internal weakness, can command her share of the
blrth-right. There will be an end of compromis-
es--an end to negotiations. Then might will
make right, and the South will be surrounded with
mn atmosphere of Freedom which il must breathe
OF dc while Slavery viii be enclosed in .swal
OF fire. within, when like the fabled scorpion, it
Will sting its elf to dctth'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

represent the ability aud talent of Nebraska
Judge Conkiing is one of thctniembers iipm iris
city, and swell known East from his long service
as Judge IN the Unifed Stars District Court for
Northera New York, a member OF The 9Th
Congrcs ,,and as Mnisterto Mexico under FL
more He is not fighting politician, and was
eicefed more on account OF his eminent abilities
than his political prominence. lie will undoubt-
Gully be PREF Nsnt of the Convention, though Drs
Mcneil Mr. fKcllorn. Mr.. Brewster, AMI one or
two Others arc more prominent merely rs Rept5
hens or Republican leaders. Every Republican
anu every honest Democrat in this region, be he
deeSate or not, coneedes that for dignity, ability,
position and experience, Judge Conkling is pre-
emnently fitted to preside the first Conven-
ton Tor State organizations Aiier-saeh an ex-
preston OF Republican sentiment Is burst forth
from every county, it is scarcely possible would
be admitted asa StItc by Democratic Senate un-
less we numbeHcrery soul oil the $4,000 and odd
inhabitants required by the last ap2orionment.-
sui we viii DO our part and apply. This
Territory like Kansas, has been dispensatory for
broken down Democratic officials, and mostly of
the most prohigate and corrupt description. In
deed none but such would do the dirty work re
CURED OF them BY the Administration.
The pretended vote in Calhoun County, man
niaetared entire. when investigated before the
court taking testimony for Dir. Daily, was traced
10 john AlcConihe, COY. Black 5 private secretary
and whose only explanation was that they came to
nm through the Post Office by some mistake. The
best comment on the Nebraska election frau is was
nc notice OF BILL at the last session of Legis-
lature: made by a Republican, go change the name
OF CALHOUN County to McConihe. Iird to Black,
l. Eeau qui Court to Tuiit and Buff.lo to IIenryv
But as in Kansas, the glory of drunken officials
and pro-slavery inS9lencc has departed. Ofieial
and sycopllant renesldes from old PRINCIPLES for
new spoiis. are buried i'm orc cornm.m grave
"ftcquieScGt Iva pace. The leading Republicans
here, arc men OF morality and eminent ability:
they organized the party when but few could be
found 10 resist administration Influences and they
viii still protect il from corrupt practices, now it is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
The News.

The Homestead bill which passed the
House, was referred to the Committee on
Public Lands in the Senate That COM
mittee Recommend striking out the Senate
bill reported by Mr.. JohnsoA o: Tennessee
Mr.. Johnson's bill excluded among those
who shall have the benefit of the public
lands, single men over Fl years ofage, wild
ows without children, and foreigners who
may declare their intentions after the pas
sage of the bill, and only allow those who
are recipients of lands under the bill to re-
ceive alternate sections. The House bill
includes the parties namc,l above. "A report
comes by telegraph from Washington, that
the Republicans will accept ,Johnson's bill
if they cannot get the one which passed the
House, which We doubt.
The telegraph reports very destructive
fire at st. Paul, Mimi, on the 10th inst.
Thirty-four buildings were destroyed, with
loss of about 500, 900.
Eighty men and boys were either suffo-
Gated CT burned to death by the explosion
of coal mine in Borrowdlcn, Rutland
County, England. a s.a
Accounts from Jacksonville, Oregon,
make mention of rich discoveries of gold
bearing quartz. One company hiss taken
out S125. 600. In one instance. 800 pounds
of quartz yielded 60 pounds of gold, worth
about $4,000.
Alviccs from Mexico state that Miramou
with his forces, appeared before the city OF
Vera Cruz on the 9th inst, and notified the
foreign representatives of his intention to
cannonadc the city. On the night of the
9TH he made his attack, but was repulsesl
by the Liberals. who arc confident they gan
make successful resistance.
Our Gulf squadron seems to have declar-
cd war against Mexico, at least against that
part of It which acknowledges the control
Of Miramon. Two Mexican prizes have
been captured off Anton Lizardo by the
U. s. ship Saratoga, and sent to New Or
leans. Great excitement is said to prevail
among the Spanish and French Of Vera
Cruz, caused BY this action of the Ameri.
can squadron. 9's 49, -. - +.
. The friends Of Senator Bigler make a
public denial that he eyer pledged himself
as delegate to the Charleston Conven-
ton, TO vote for Mr.. Douglas after the
third ballot. If there should previously be
no choice. es ' e'1 '''' s
The removal Of the Charleston Conven-
ton is stiIl nndcr discussion at Washing
ton. Tho National Executive Committee
may be convened next week, to take such
action as viii quiet the public mini upon
fhc subiect. - .,r @-...s.- - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
Single Tickets. So. Six Tick
To be dro,cn ef Cincinnati. Ohio.
On Monday, June 18th, 1880.

ms EIGHTH AHT-CNIoN DlsTElBu Hon vii le
iraNu at Cincinnati, Ohio. Monday June i;h, DsH
On which o=sion FJl-en Hrserssl magnificent riz.s Ill
iisritn ed to the 'i-iSes i-Ts Among hen ars ihr-
40 and one 500 and the remainder ranging irom Y ~
up.to $3.50 car.- There i. aie pri.s Of Hcr- Bay,
wood ?a TO- worth $40 b,h IL whiri Irizfs are will
W rih the money There Four Hundred Cold and Sil
Lever nns Watch r.' ,r IN r,s , a,n ~ ~
Watches. one American Sporting Watch. two Iadst Grid
Exam led Diano- sci Watches, audi the remainder CO.'S
and Gold Watches al war; TED TfeS iiine
,c - and Put MP tie retail prir and viii sc exri'afi
cci If they do MT svr satisfaction Ticrc are ten hn~
Paintings worth from $50 up 500 each The rst ~ the
pri consist of ssI and DonIe frsI-
Garnet, Gold Enan;clei Bra>flis sud Esr
lcck~t Bge; sfpin etc. Gents Diamond ana lam .o's
Irc lin-; Locke Rings Seal Rings Regard RinEs ana
Plain Gold RineS; fine Gold Iockcts; Gold rsrss resr
Shirt fluids and Sleeve Buttons etc ,he .lps
number ef Prizes lo and the krts Icing limited :"
1000 gives than Of one chance ID every hs
Tickets.
ed in perfectly fair and honorable manner nave -.
engaged the business for six years. and ah ny
have invariably the day aiycrti-e anu me
the Inency for tickets il sent AT my ri,k ~ s:~
transmission, will make it god TO INC IN "a
T. the TisIethoiers viffa one week from the day q
~ We prsa,s at 4 distance wo esnad seridse
ans VII sta,d the ss'ss sse a inss sss
one 10 attend tlem resides in Cincinnati =" who
may be on visit to the city On the day Il prsxine
List Of Drawn Numbers Willie fvr~~Tdea " tne Ia.
et-loidcrs, whether fort anac not -. ..s...<.
The usual PTc,nisni OF ten oSf u ss~elrx WI - al
lowed to Agents selling six Tickets, or upward Agents
selling SO or upward. win BE- aifcveda Premium " ten pr
cent. in Gold - >. 7
All Responsible persons requested 10 act s Ass fr
th sic Of nv Tickets Tn ordering Tfkcs for fis Enter
prise be SURF and saw for your Eighth Aftuhicn Draw
iag' otherwise Tickets might he sent in my ree1sr
monthly Eprrprises- Agcnsarr earnestly rI'sssrm n
to order more Tickets than they have certainty 4 -ne
Unsold Tickets positively he returned NJ sst oe
week previous to lie day OF Drawing =. : -. -
singh Iit3Sr.s 81 Six Tickets. Sl2s nweEe fcxes
nE- All orders must be addressed to L. ID. siNk'Ao&
40, Cincinnati. Qhe. q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

oxg on Tr- NosT r.EisIyG az The san'c time cf"fi' 2
Dyspepsia and all stcr dis arising from
morbid condition OF the stomach and liver, il Dr. uctter
Bttcrs II not only removes the disease from tr system.
by giving Organs of dsss-ioa- aids tn in
their functions All who have tried il aknowllgc its
cellcnce and superiority, anl Therefore emren il o
the sufferer Dr. Hustetter Bi;'cr- tonic l. well
II is Therefore sarVciy
th tins do aa direct attention TO this PreIsr-
ton which certainly unequi by any before tie pablo,
wi.ic-srrsai ref.u alton
prove sufficient satisfy all of its excellence relief and
remedy for all discas OF the stomach.
Sold by druggists evcrywicre.
GS- See advertisement in anothrr column 1m-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
Gang of Robbers and Thieves broken
up!!
STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS!

We learn from Calumet that a nest of
Robbers and Thieves were pouncel upon
yesterday. six of whom were arrested. and
were undergoing an examination before
Justice Thomas last evening, commencing
at six clock
1t appears that the good and law-abiding
citizens of Calumet, have for the last Is
months suspected that they had among
them an organized gang Of thieves, and have
been on the alert. Recent Developments
pointed out some OF them. who were
logged to their hiding places in the woods,
and more recently young man was en-
ployed to join them. for the purpose Of
catching them in some act, and knowing
who the whole company were. Among the
robberies. the gang have committed. are
that of Gun Shop, Michigan City, o.
$500 worth, last fall; Mrs. Thomas of a
Gold Watch, and other articles. last winter;
John Thomas of q lot Of Hams, Esquire
Coulter's Grocery, and the u. S. r. r., Of
a quantity of Tickets. The names of the
six arrested. are two CoolcYs, two Disbraus,
one Reid. and Brown.
Among the SOOds lOunu at their hiding
places. were some 800 worth Of the Mich
igan City Guns, any quantity of Skeleton
Keys. and other burglars tools. They
were to have entered Thomas Store last
evening, and spirited away the safe, but
their arrest prevented it. Their organiza-
ton is perfect. having officers, pass words,
and signs. We shall give the full partic-
ulars as soon as we can procure them
The WORTHLESS. will probably be in town
to-day, bound for their new home in Mich
igan City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
FROM NEBRASKA.
Hcaus Carry the Territory--Statc Con.
seniion Acknowledgement News.

; Correspondence of the Press and Tribunc.l
OMAHA, Marcia 9Th, 1861.
q The first grand and general contest between the
Democracy and Republicans, in this Territory,
came ofon Monday last. - The contest last fall on
Delegates to Congress was mostly party test,
but still there were elements, simply opposition to
pro-slavcry officials. which mingled with It, The
Republican Delegate was elected by ut least DO
majority of the legal voters, and yet Gov. Black,
Judge Hill and u. S. District Attorney Bowen,
xho were the board Of Canvasscrs, received 296
candle box votes from Fort Kcarney, where there
are not so within one hundred miles; . ere Re-
cciv ed and allowed from Calhoun County, where
there was no election noticed or held, and only 7
ro.crs in live he whole county; la votes were re
turned and accepted from l. Eau-q ui Court Ceun-
ty, where but 40 men live. These fraudulent
votes were ali for tile Democratic candidate, and
were fully proved fraudulent before the board OF
Canvassers. Thus did Gen. E. A. Estcrbrook, Elk
u. s. District Attorney, get his certificate as Dele
gate 70 Congress-. s. e. Billy contests. and has
all the proofs now before the House at Washing
TOR, AMI will undoubtedly obtain his seat. The
sross frauds perpetratcd at that election were al
most selfevidcnt to- the people of the Territory,
and did much 20 incense them against party
which preached Sauatter Sovcrcisnty, but practiced
Sanstter Tyranny. Notwithstanding the election
Of Daily to Congress the majority Ct onr Terrific
| fal Legislature were Democrats. A few Of these
being D,uglss in stripe. AMI bel ewing the Lesis-
Iaurc ould and should exclude Slavery. aided the
ERepubiicans IN passing law 70 that effect 9 Gov
Back, however, vetoed the law, and thus proved
tbcyond a peradvcntufe that Squat.er Sovereignty
/ meant neither more nor less than Administration
Officials Sovereignty. The people, 5of course
Ffcpudiased party which carried elections by fraud
and deieatcd the popular will BY pro slavery We
The election on Monday was to take the sense Of
IF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
STEPHENS AND uAzLET HUNG.

CHARIEsTowN. Va, March l6--The town was
thronged with visitors to-day, and several compa-
MICS OF military were in attendance. Swphcns and
Hazlet We're hung at noon. They appeared resign
cd to thei. fate, Stephens died very hard, while
Hazlet died without struggle. Both exhibited
great firmness There were no religious exercises
aLthe gaows rs the prisoners persisted in refusing
all The kindly offices Of the ministers in their last
moments, They were both Spirtuasts, and had a
peculiar religion of their own which enabled them
to meet their fate with cheerfulncss and resignation
Both bodies have been forwarded to Mtrcus Spring,
Soith Amboy, NJ They reach Baltimore in the
clrly morning train
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
Interesting from Russia.

a letter from St. Petersburg. of the 18th
of February, says: The election of deputies
from the nobility took place lately In the
chief towns of the various governments
These elections brought together a great
number OF the nobility. This eagerness is
explained by the Importance which is at
tached to the question of the emancipation
of the peasants-a question referred to the
deputies from the nobility. Several re-
ports are in circulation as to the progress
the question is making. which exclusively
absorbs the attention of the inabitants, an |
renders them quite Indifferent to foreign
politics. | am in position to inform you
that all the preparatory measures Tor the
emancipation are completed, and that the
government will shortly take decision on
the principal points. ami then will fall to
the ground all the i'll naturcI reports, that
the Emperor has postponed the emancipa-
ton for three years. The government is
carefully watching those who, for an object
which it is easy to understand, woul avail
themselves Of every expelient to paralyze
the completion of a work in which the fu-
ture material ana political prosperity Of The
Russian empire is engaged. o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

The bill allowing newspapers to.print the
names of subscribers. with the time at
which their subscription expires, on the
margin ofthepaper, passed the Senate Mon
day. Itha,lpreyiously passedthe House,
and now only wants the Signature Of the
President to make it law.
Mr., Mason offered resolution in the
Senate Tuesday that Congress adjonrn
from the 10Th of April to the Goth of May
Objections were made to is introduction,
and it LAYS over.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
&pecIal 0ottces.
De. Guyscft's Yellow DOcE
and SarsapariIla.
IrpEPExpExcE, June q, 1855

IrpEPESpExcE- June q, 1853.
sIEssRs. BlRSEs Psrx
fics-I feel il Is duty owe IN humanity, to say to
you that have used individually and i'm my family. Or.
uysot Yellow Dock and SarsaariIia, and from the
OF 1t find il fully all psrpoe= fo- which it Is in
tended Lately have been brosgt very my graye
from diseased liver aad from the usc Of this invaluable
medicine been sgiEliy relieved. An eminent
physician other day remarked in my presence. that lac
considered this medicine the very he Of all modern
binaiions If this humble testimony Of mine is of any
yo, yoa at liberty to use in way think
proper. .e.re e--i -ti - q ~ r. T. b. BAY LrR-
Il is put mp in the largest bottles, and i, KNOW
led ,ei b. the BEST SsRsApAEILLA masl. is csrti-
fed tho cvRE 1t lsa performed. t, orii
MI copies of which in The posscssn ofthr prSpret3r
JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor.
.srs. s. Cor. Fsa=.l & valua, sts Cincinnati. o.
Sid by all Druggists. Im-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March ia Committee orthe Ns-
uonal DEMOCRATIC Committee are here to-day, en-
curing as to the capacity of the hotels, the terms
OF board, etc, with the view OF having an informal
meeting ofthe Democratic Convention at Charles-
I n and adionrnIng TO this city. They say that
Charleston will neither be able to accommodate
nor to feed the mmy tllpus Is that will congre-
gate there. Our hotel keepers promise the Com
mittee regular charges, and with the well known
hospitality of our citizens open their doors to all
who cannot be accommodated at the hotels.
The delegation from Illinois alone will number
ne thousand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
THE PRESENT ISSUES.
A Letter from Judge Batcs.
ST.. LnrIs. March 21

= Edward Bates addressed a letter to the Missouri
delegates to the Chicago Convention IN reply to
Undergraduates pfopounded him by, them. 1t will
appear in tomorrow Dem 3cysfs The main points
arc as follows: He has no new Opinions on the
subject of slavery; none formed Ni,hrei renee TO
the present array Of p,rtics His are cecval with
the Missouri question oflS20--fo-ncd his opinions
then, and has nos chauged them since. AT the
time of the Revolution, and long after slavery
was regarded evil, Temporary. i'm its mature
and hkcIyt0 disappcsrin course Of timesyet while
il continued it wis n misfortune to the country 80
ciay and politically. Slavery is social institu-
|tisn--a dsmessc institution, aIt existsby lpcal
over it in the States The fckyitc-ics arc sub ecs
sud subordinatc--not supreme like the stttcs---
The nation is supreme over them. He is opposed
toihe extension Of slavery, and in his opinion the
spirit and policy of tic go,rrhulcnt ought 70 be
against its extension. = s1i' - -
The Constitution docs not cary s.ascry fnto the
Territories, nor anywhere, 1t only acts upon it
Scott case only decides Scott was not a Citizen
The opMorSof the Judges bcyond this are extra
Gus sci by them po4iticai, and NOT within thci.
eosnizance, and belong and could Be disposed Of
only by the political deprteI.ts- TIE discussion
WAS most unioftdnate. Il 4 produced dangerous
s9"s ses #s ss es blacks SsE
10 A7Seyics1f tsDPics He IS in favor of the Home
stead BIZ shd cfunnediasc admission 81 Kansas
e pss,srs sG 1Rs ssS the 'n
uccspf tlfc1s orsrnsnei = &c He Is grafifol-sh8 hi
/ name hooaly bsea used in a spirisDtharmony ant
IpoAce ,1ana - prevruts Fhvhioh and conae vns!
tsmoag ftDse whs ought table united; he has meth
iersought NOR hcbt an3 political Office dor tucnty
Ifire ycars ala ixhtis1ed ith honors slready pais
1 Rid. l.x-<& n. nr1tlfn. ob I CD ca CD
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
Death of Coy. Rissef.

This distinguished patriot and statesman. expir-
cd at the Executive mansion in Springfield, Hi
nois, on Sunday last, the 18th inst, in the 18th
year of his age. Gov B. was one of the great
political and private life as he was great. HIS
death is universally lamentcd by his political
friends. well by all the liberal and lsiShmndcd,
who appreciate worth AMI talent. among his oppo-
ncnts. He was entom5cd Yesterday With military AMI
civic honors 70
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22

a WHITE GIRL Bo1Gar BY WARD BEE
CHEERS CHURcH-A white girl, nine years
OF age, one-sixteenth African by blood, was
exhibtelin Henry Ward B,echer's church
Brooklyn. after service on Sunday ami the
$500 necessary for her purchase pie k II
on the spot. a Is in the anlience making
herself responsible for any def .iency in the
amount collcctcl The story OF this girl
is beautiful commentary OH tlieSlave sys-
tenn of this country She Is Que Of six
children born at Washington, the national
capitol whose father was a white physician
OF the highest reSpc, liability. and the moth
err light mulatto slave Five Of the chill
lren AMI the mother bad been sold 10 go
South, anil this one had been engaged for
$500 10y slave trailer, when clergyman
at Alexandria learned the facts, AMI got
permission to bring her North, to see ii
money could be raised to free her. Such
an appeal could not resisted by Mr.. Beech
er's church and the little white girl will
not be sold South to bccon, ''5recler"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-22
Notice Of Sale.

Il ME subscriber will of.e- NJ Public Sale 20 the
A highest bidder, at his residence in Walnut
township, hall a mile east of Argos, on
Saturday. March 81, 1860,
The following personal property, to-uit-
One yoke of Oxen: two fresh Milk Cows:
Ten heal of four ycar-old Steers, WILL
broke to work; nine heal of Stork
Hog; Household AMI Kitchen Furni
ture, &c. L..
TERMS.-Six months credit viii be given on
all sam over three dollars by purch lscrs giving
notes with approved security. waving valuation
AMI app- ism 1T law: on all sum; of three dollars
AMI under cash in hand. Sa,csto comnh-ncc tat 10
O'Clock. L. m, on said d ~.
mar .ts PETER CROC0.