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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-11

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. SW ITS,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
COZ. or DEEDS FOR NEW YORT IND
OTHER STATES.
H. Y. sLAYMAKER,
NOTARY PUEBLO AID COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOB
MINNESOTA!
OFFICE NICHOLS BLOCK, Up STAIRS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
COAlLD18 ABSTRACTs or THE TITLE 20 ALL LANDG
N SCOTT COUNTY.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED, s. 600 soo
WITH LARGE sUs1Us.
PHGNK FIRE INSURANCE co,
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL, $500. o0S
STEPHEN CROwELI4, prssY
PMLAxDRR SsAw, sse'y
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comp'y
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAP1lAL,........ s16o. 900
JOHN D. COCKS, P.sst
HosArlo Doaa, Sse,y
Lamar Fire Insurance COMFY,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAFITAL.......- 800. 1900. $500 900
E, ANTHONY, Prsst
J.R. Sr JeHx, Sec'y.
Fulton Fire Insurance COMFY.
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL. $50. 900
WILLIAM A. COBB, Pses't
JAMES u. RsNKINs, Sscy.
HumbOlt Fire Insurance Co..
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL,.......... 93oe,eo
IoHNRANKN, Prs'x
WILiAN kuLLIsAx. See,y.
New York Life Insurance Co..
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CAPITAL, ...... 81 .5oo.oee
NORRIS FRANKLIN. Pfssy.
PLIHEY PRE1nAN, Aotuary.
a PPLIOATIONS ROR INSURANCE. AND
IA Policies issued in the above old and NJ
Ipensibls Companiss, on Arst class risks only, ~
JOHN l.. 6WHS,
Real Estate and Ipsursnes Agent.
N1OKOLLS BLOCK.-UP STAIRS.
II e ~ o D e 4.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-11

tons regarding the matter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-11

FREss oTsesas AT % q II 80. !
l. uAWy1 : ogoDD
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-11

seems to DESTROY all previ,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

The October Election in Indiana is mare
important than any which has ever occur
red IN that State. Governor, Lieut.
Governor Treasurer, Auditor. and Sc
crktarv oi State. and other State officers
with members Of Congress aud Legisla
lure, are TO be elected. Upon the LegislR
ture will rest the duty Of elscting Uai
ted States senator. and Of districting the
State for Congressional and Legislative
purposes. Anxioua that IL may be carried
bv the Republicans, We take the liberty Of
saving a few words TO our friends Of that
State
We believe that a majority Of the voters
Of Indiana are tired IL Democratic mis-
rule. aud are ready 10 shake u of, " pro
perly aroused to action
II - true the Democracy are divided as
never before. aud victory over them
would seem of easy Accomplishment, but
harein - the danger Although az 10 the
candidates for the Presidency this dIvi--
ION exists and cannot be feconciled. an II
fort j. making 10 unite on the STATE ticket
and on members q Congress snd the Lfg
Mature A. strange AZ u may sssln. u -
urged that lbe friends 81 Breckinridfe
should support Mr. Headlick. fnr Govern
or. while that gentleman a. - ardent tn
tie support - Douglas A. 10 20 10 Balu
more 10 al his ,.s,luiuaiiou lnconsi>-
tant - this may -. II IL pessibls that, To =
great extent. . may bs carried Gus.
n i not safe Or oar Republican friends
70 rely tee much on the divisions and con
scquent weakness # our opponents Their
effsvt- should be a. earnest and a. ener
getic a. though 10 such reason Tor thai
weakness existed
The Republican cause needs bat 10 be
placed N ~ proper light before the pen
pie 10 secure their approval. This should
! b. done ~ ~. distribution Of nswspa
per- and Documents ADD by public speak
( Ing More csn be ions ~ holding meet
7 iaes 10 sssfy school district thar by spend
ing time and moues 10 getting % large
Z Cooaiy Conventions for display People
90 10 school district ~ township meetings
10 ee snforned. bat. when they GO 40
+ Ceusiy Msss Mesiiars, u - bal - IN
crease the nuaier. which gets 90 . rival
~ between psnies. and does not resuii a.
Any permanent good
The somplela orgaulsstiou Of every
township IN the State NJ secnre Repab
4 Iicsn triumph Nsr we noi AZ thsi a.
zine be lost a. hnuglng sbout suct a. 90
gsnisatiorf Nov - the ttms 40 voFk
Mere csn no. - doe- 10 Que "a, thss On
vssks bsrssflsf. Sactsed uo~, snd ladi
ana 10 all futurs lime. gill ts numbefed
anons the Rspubsiean States. where she
lons since onght 10 have ben N y
Tstlsrs
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

- -
For The prevention aud cure II Fever
and Aeoe and Bilious Fe.ers This won
derfui remedy vas brought 10 the kno~l-
edge OF the present propfietors by friend
eho has been a great traveller 90 Persia
and the Holy Land.
While goiug down the river Euphfatss.
b. experienced a severe attack Of Fever
ADD Ague On discovering his condition.
one Of the boatm.n took from his person an
Amalet. saying. Wear this and 40 fever
~ill touch you" Although ineredulous
a. 10 a. virtues. he complied aud expe
r,euced immediAis relief. aud has 81 ice al
ways found u an efectusl protection from
all malarious complaints
On further investigation he found that
The boatmsn attributed TO ~ miraculous
poxers. and said that u could OILY bs OBJ
tanned from the Priests Of the suu Some
time Afterwards The gentleman IN conyers
ine With q Priest. cttsioed from him the
secret 81 it, preparation. aud aseertained
where the medicinal herbs were found. Of
which Il Was compounded. The wonder
full virtues Of this article have induced a
foil belief IN the minds 81 the natives Of
he mirseulo healing powers OF Their
Priests. -
ssuce his return 10 America. AZ has brrp
tired ~ith the bsppiest effect by several
ladies aud gentlemen Of high character.
vho have given II the most unqualified
praise This remedy having been q spe
cl6c In Persia Cor huudreds Of years. Tor
the prevention aud cure Of Fever aud
Axus aud Bilious fevers--is now oferet
10 The American people.
Itvill b. s.nt by nail. prepaid, with
fun directions Tor use. on receipt OF ono
dollar.
Principal depot and rs.psiaeiofy. ass
Maia 81. Richmond. Va Branch office.
Bank Of Commsrcs Boilding. New rork ,
Address JOHN WILCOX A Co. :.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
PROSPECTUS OF THE
OLD LINE GUAR ID.

The Old Liue Guard will be Issued on
Tuesday. the 18th Of July, 1850. at Indi-
dianapelis. Ind.
This paper will advocate the election
Of those true. tried aud patriotic States
men. John c Breckenridge. Of Kentucky.
aud Gen. 10 lane Of Oregon. Tor the Pres
idency aud Vice Presidency
period has arrived 10 the history Of
the tine -honored Democratic party. when
IL becomes the solemn duty Of those who
love principle more than men, TO take
council Of their Judgments. rather than
personal preferences and prrjadiee~. and
stand forth calmnly. firmly and fearlcssly
in defence OF the night. We feel tina, Ne
are doing This an mailing to our mast bead
the eolors OF Breckinr,dge aud Lane. with
the platform OF principles they have de-
clared ia their letters II acceptance. ana
using all honorable means 10 insure their
election In the language of our candl
date ,for President. let Va stand 10y the
Constitution, and the Eqaslisy Of the
Statesl These are symbols Of everlasting
Union. IL, these be the raiiyiug cry Of
the people"
The Old Line Guard will be published
Trl weekly. until after the Presidential
election. at the low price Of One Dollar. IN
advance Every person sending ten sub
scriLers will be entitled 10 one copy gratis
The paper will be Published by Rider a
Hardness. and edited by A u. Carlton.
Send in the -ubscribers. a. soon a. pos
sible, IN all cases accompanied with the
cash. Address.
ELDER A HARNESS.
dwl rndtauanoli. Ind
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

AZ Hon James o. Putnam, one Of the
most prominent aud Influential Americans
Of New York, in recent letter to meet
ing of Republicans in Wyoming county
said 1T is undoubtedly true that Mr.. Bell
has the respect aud confidence Of every
man of American anteeedents. but of what
earthly service can 30, 900 or 10000 votes
be TO him in New York; No more than
so many saloons to his shadow.
have endeavored to study the personal
aud political character OF Mr.. Lincoln. /
have read his debates in the Senatorial
CANVASS with Mr.. Douglas. and his occs-
sioual speeches elsewhere. aud say with
out qualification, That. in bold, logical.
manly eloquence. in sincerity ADD truth
funsss OF character, and IN a lofty scorn
o ( all the ar,s and tricks OF petty men. he
seems TO be the legitimate successor oil
Henry Clay"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

THE Mont gomery. Alabama, Mail
talk of refusing to let postmasters ap
pointed by LINCOLN. IL he should be
elected President. take possessisn OF
the Offices. The Albany Evening
Journal makes this remark the text Of
a caustic article. II says;
IL is the prerogative of any commu-
nifty. as it is Of any individual, TO re-
fuse TO patronize the Post Office De-
partment Ii they do not wish to
receive their correspondence through
the mails. no one has the right or
disposition TO COMPEL them 20 do so.
We are quite sure that President Lin
coin will be the last man 70 use or
recommend any force in such con
tingency
It would. however. be fortunate
thing for the revenues Of the depart
ment II the people down South should
compel about one-half Of their post
masters to throw up their commissions.
They are a very expensive set Of Eel.
lows-eating a great deal more than
they earn aud drawing upon the North
for the deficiency.
For instance, during the last nine
teen years. the mail service IN the
Southern States has cost $50, 5i4.iI6
10, aud the receipts have been only
So. $40. $50, showing deficiency Of
nearly fseenfy-sksee nations Of dotiarsl
During the same period. the mail
service in Northern states cost SEQ.
8si .9o3 - aud the receipts were c6s.
64s,5i0 20 showing surplus Of pear
ly eight millions Of dollars.
What more lucky thing could hap.
pen, there forethsn the voluntary
suspension Of two or three hundred Of
these paaper establishments Il would
be pre- -eminently fortunate II what is
threatened should happen in Alabama
where the figures stand thus:-Rece-
ipu ~. 1885, los %; ErpenAes,si,ss7
s26 CO.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
4 ours.

III The viDeennes GAZETTE. speaking
Of speech recently made by R. Ryan
an that place says;
..The Hon. Richard Ryan, Of Ind
annapolis. 10 his famous speech here on
saturday night. called Ab~ Lincoin "an
old son Of a bitch His excuse for APP
plying this very ehaste and elegant Ian.
guage to M Liocoln. wa she hsilooing OF
a boy-'Hurrah for Lincoln'-os The out
side Of the crowd which he was idress
ing. The boy Did wrong. but II was nc
excuse for the vituperative. slaEderous and
dirty epithet used by Ryan,
This j. almost equal 70 calling Honest
Oil ABB" a traitor, aud to the recent asser
ton OF Hon Mr. Rhett Of 5 c., aud en-
dorsed by the State Sentinel. that Hanni
bal lsamlin a mulla,to. actually having ne
gro blood IN his veins.
What nextY
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

az The lelegraphic correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette. writing from Wash
ington, says: The N Y Herald. having
by turns supported everybody. Is q, last
out for Breckenridge and Lane. How the
Bel people must feel thss discovered
at last that Douglas won't do 10 tie to, and
10 It's issue Of to day says I'VE believe
that the people are sharper than the poll
liciaus: that the former understand the
true position Of thiogs. aud are willing to
act upon the question without regard TO
the leaders Of either faction. The rapid
spread Of the Breckenridge movement 10
this State aud the presen attitude Of Penn.
sylvsnia. show very plainly that Union
Conservative coucllistory spirit prevails IN
the great center. aud that with proper e.
forts q great deal of strength outside OF the
Democratic party may be gained for the
Breckenridge ticket. II the Union peace
lovisg voter. will drop Douglas. Bell aud
Houston, neither Of whom Gao by any pos
sibili,y be elected, ard turn their votes ia
10 d and L.. they will sweep the country
and demolsh the Black Republicans as
samson did the Philisti rs NJ Breckin.
ridge IL The only candidate except Mr.. Lilo
coin Who !. sure Of Au Electoral vote. and
the latter. u beaten al all. can oaly be
overthro~u by the former IL - all very
cell 10 write aud sPe-s against Lincoln
aud h.. Supporters. bat q all s'ails moth
iag unless there i. united opposlt loa 10
him Mr BFeeiinridge gain. strength AT
the North every day. IL j. possible that
be may conquer Lipeola. Il is not posi-.
Die. 80 Ear a. Ne can see. for any other can.
didst, 70 do 80. Therefore ve advise the
conservative masses Of the North TO uslls
ssd outso,s Lincoln q, the polls. oomhin.
ing 10 .uppoft the DOLLY nominations which
have tosshsd the popular heart. those Of
Breetiuridge and Lass."
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

THK VAS buren, FARCE No. 2-The
Wooster Republican says stephen A.
Dougla. now occupies much the same po-
sition that Van Buren, did in 1913. Van
Buren, did not get single electoral vote,
neither will Douglas secure single one.
Van Buren, was warmly supported 5y his
friends and obtained large number Of
votes in the North. So is Douglas sup
ported by his friends and camp followers.
aud he bids fair TO obtain a very respect
able vote p ,he North. but by no possibil-
lily can he get a single electoral vote. The
few States, such as Indiana and New Jer-
sey, in which Douglas would have had
some chance of carrying the electoral vote,
will bc thrown to Lincoln by the large
vote that will be given 10 Nh. Breckenridge
! And as 10 the South. Douglas has no more
I chance to carry single State there than
/ Van Buren, had The Douglas men al.
ready begin to feel the weight they carry,
and are flocking in hundreds TO Breckin-
ridge or Lincoln. In fact the Douglas
strength is fast wasting all over the country
and we should not be surprised II his
friends would yet consent TO take him of
the ticket.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

PKARs.-Bro. Lingle of the Lafayette
Courier. has been presented with sprlg OF
pear tree, which contained within the
length Of three inches a cluster OF fen
pears. We thought we had beat all Hoos
ierdom in prolific limb Of pears, having
gathered a cluster OF sir from sPrig of
the same length. but we knesk under, and
propose To Bro. Lingle. to pair off with
him, by having him send US puir OF his
pears that we may pare and ca, them. Or
u he will send Us couple OF pairs oi
pear, We will lend him pair Of pears and
Is, bin CON. pare them provided they are
not i'm paired by transportation.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

or pair exactly like them. (Cosxingly)-
Now. gentlemen. do De decent. and not go
with you-trowsers dropping of any ica-
ger Why. | should thiIk thai the gable
end of some poor house had burst out last
sight-two shsllings, tao -hillings Bot
I was telling you about Old Abe; we'll.
harvest vas pressing and hewsDtei 70 get
bis rails done. 30 be bought him tSo pairs
Of these sn-pender-. a, dollar pa'r.and
they jerked him along 30 fast from log to
log. that he split mi l-i-o-n Of rails 3
day. aud piled them up; more :asn 4 nan
could count an a week. the greatest days
work that was ever done since The creation
two sh,lliDgsi t~o shiiling>i
This State. according 10 the figuring 81
moderate caleulators. will give Lincoln
Is 900 majority.
The farmers are beginning to harvest
their wbeat-an over abundant crop Old
mother Earth - grooming under the ioas
she Is bringing 70 markeI
Yours )
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

: The paintings of Adam and Eve in the
garden. and the expulsion from the gar.
den. now on exhibition al the Universalist
church, in this city. are, perhaps the finest
specimens Of artistic talent. ever brought
to this city. They are full OF merit and
should be visited by every lover of art 10
the city The Expulsion Is a wonderful
creation. aud depict. the awful agony OF
our fret mother, when the terrible reality
burst upon her senses that she had lost
Paradise, and the protecting despair Of
Adam when he found the light Of heaven
shut oat from him IL is mastery, aud
both are worthy the patronage Of our citi'
kens
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
HrsRr II BRAscz. Sec'y.

In THE PocKEr.--Ws made flying visit
to Evansville on Monday, stopping at Vim
cennes for few hours by the way. The
"old post We are glad to see is improving
rapidly, and the people are rousing them
selves in more respects than one. While
they areProgressing in city Improvements.
they are also progressing in political al
fairs.
We never saw the people Of old Knox so
alive TO the necessity of hurting from pow
er this corrupt Democracy which has SO
long disgrsced our nation aud corrupted
our people.
An immense crowd congregated on Sat
urday at Vincennes, TO hear Casslus M.
Clay, aud all were delighted with his
speech.
Flags were flying all over the city-those
bearing the names of Lincoln aud Hamliu
largely predominatiDg.
At every station from here to Evansville
the prevailing sentiment seems to be FOL
The republican aeaueis.
At Princeton we found q number of OLD
acquaintances, who We knew in fifty six
warm Fillmore men, who are now equal,
warm for Lincoln aud Hamlin, and W
heard OF numerous others in the same Pc
sition.
At Evansville the Republicans are in th
finest spirits We ever saw a set Of me-
They are very confident OF carrying oil
vanderburgh-hitherto the gibFalter G
Democracy in the Pock et-for Lincoln an
Hamlin this season. They had q rousin
meeting Of wide Awskes" on Monda
night. and to night the city will be aliv
with people TO see and hear that nobl
champion of Freedom Cassius NJ. Clay.
Judge Laws chances to get TO Congres
are growing small by degrees and beau
fully less" each day.
Our much houored fellow citizen Nj
Albert LANCE, has been among the Peopl
Of the Pocket. and has made his mar
broad aud legible.
His competitor is following IN his wax
bu, he looks chop folle, exceedingly.
The friends Of Freedom may listen for
Joyous report from the FRA, Congress,ons
District.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

The Vernon Banner tells the following
story. which IS good enough 20 be true, II
il isn't
On last Saturday as the train was com
inc down from Columbus, where Cassius
N. Clay had been speaking. while Bill
DAILY was talking To gentleman who
had been a Democrat but did not Tecog
nise Daily, IN reply to some remark oil the
lsuer's concerning the race for Congress,
he gentleman said {: when a party
brings out such fellow as Bill Daily, |
an done with IT," Daily had little bu
Stress Just then at the other end OF the car,
and on inquiry the gentleman found that
he h al been tslking with that same "B'll
Daily"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
asur PTospects.

From every portion % the great North
there comes ,idiugs Of great Joy 70 Repue'
lieans. While Mr. Lincoln IS increasing
ia strength continually. our foes are dis-
traeted. divided and weakened. The cor
ruptions u the Democratic party have cri
81 10 heaven. the echo has come back 10
earth aud the people have heard T. All
over this great valley--the heart OF the
Empsre-ihe sovereign masses see the ne
csssity 81 arres,ing the downward feuden-
ey 81 public affairs The people are clam
orous for change Tie Democratic party
has become bold 10 ~ dishcnor. shame
less ia ~ policy AID .neFeeaary IN all ~
act. The people whose government thu
i. are aroused. aud they Will hurl from
place aud lower the last remnant Of this
corrupt party.
IL doss seem as though Douglas j. an in
s.rument in hands Of Providence 10 dis
rupt and overwhelm the party 10 which he
belongs. More corrupt than - compeers.
he willingly resorts 10 any aud all means
to advance bis selfish ends. and falls ccy
cred all over with the wreck and ruin he
has made The name Democracy wooed
aud Won thousands and tens Of thousands
but iis prestige j. gone-iis potency y be
ing dispsllsd. Republicanism. rsdolenl
and glorious. j. on the advance. and vii
aud must triumph Rnt We must not r.
main inactive, We must usi dream u fan
e,sd security until possession i ours A
Willy and desperate Zoe. one that - eorfupi
TO proverb aud reckless 10 desperation b
around Us. aud W mast be on the alert =
There i. little over ahfer months Of labor
uncrasing. uat,ria, labor ahead Of u.s.
Are our institutions worth the eontinuouN
effort ofthSss montbs' 1t 80. keep g. ID
Awake" uuul the Tear It he kepabliesl
cannon will echo frem The Atlantic q Ia
Pacific. sud whersvsr Else there = ire
MAJ.
WhsrsveF there a. neighbofhood that j
No, thoroughly orgaoized. attention shout.
be immediately given u Is. Whercve
there = an individual eho doe net fall.
uudsrsland the kses' dacluoe- Of The r.
publseaa party, lst documents be forth
With placed IN 81. hsods - that L. ma
read and learn. whsrsvsr there = = prs
einct 10 which Rrpubheaaism hA- uos bel
taught. have epeakrs scot. ~ho esa a
plsio sud make clear he gfsa. docsfias
which ws believe % he right Essfs
who're. add a. al unes. Ne eoojafe n
friends OF Zee labor. Zee sei. iree .pess
aud freedom. 70 Re oa The alert
Organic sveysbsfs. and keep the esgat
i1alions sesivcly a work. atii ih~ AT -
- placed IN The ballot box IA Nossabsi
There should - nothiuS ike Cessation
no .soppsng until victory - inscribed 80
on every banner. and he shous u tua4g
goes Up ffem every Ciah foosa. from essr
township. from every city. from ever
eo.niy and every Sale. Taeu. sud %
unt,. thsu. let d slep oor efforts
III little lAbor. htus arr eur esins
Man fortaues az sceof6ieg 10 his pains.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
a Ncw Chapter.


few days before his nomination "a the
candidate Of the DouglasItes for thu Vice
Presidency of the United States. to wit, on
the 25th day of May, 1860, Herschei V
Johnson wrote letter on current political
topics, from which we cut the following
choice paragraph, for the consideration of
the squaiter sovereigns Of Indiana:
- 81 believe that it Is THE RIGHT OF
THE SOUTH TO DEMAND and the DU-
TY OF CONGRESS TO EXTEND PRO
lection TO PERSONS AND PROPER
TY OF EVERY KIND INCLUDING
SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES
DURING TIL E 1 II TERRITORIAL
STATE This is 30 pew opinion. | AID
yOCATED THE DOCTRINE as FAR
BACK AS Is4s IN THE SENATE OF
THE UNITED STATES. Ii you have
any curiosity 10 see the argument. refer
YOU to my speech Oh the Oregon bill, DE
livered 7th OF July of that year. and repor-
ted IN the Congressional Globe. How un-
Just. therefore, are the Instructions Nth ,chch
you intersperse and ,inferiard your editorial
comments tka all are IN faUOr Of sqaatier SOC
ereionfv rsho happen not 10 agree ,Cth The 81
eedsrs from the Charleston Convention l
REBEL THE INSINUATION SO FAR
AS TMAY BE INTEN DED TO APPLY
TO Me COME FROM WHAT QUAR-
TER 1T MAY, AND PLEAD MY OWN
RECORD IN VINDlOATION
Here now is popular sovereignty man
with vengeance dyed-in-lhe wool pc
pular sovereignty mana popular severe
/ ignty man that we read of-in the Terre
Baute Journal and papers Of the ilk We
wish the Douglasites Of the Northwest
much Joy in voting for him Why, the
man is more :aratical than Yancy Bu
hurrah for Douglas and JOHNSON