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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
IIntcrfud,t Rurs 5timm3cttef.

Sc tpirb pOtt ncttwrnbis ietn ba6 unicre quite
5rrunbc BET Der na6Ren DaGl tbre Stdets 9cndu
untcrIudm werben. lnlsre @esncr, bic cOrrup.
ten aemtcrjG9er fnb bsspsrat, uno psreen ni4ts
untsrlaGrn, rr6t ppsr unrsGt, uns ben Stss, ben
mir lrdt urinsen tSnnen, tpcnn mir MIR mcllen,
aus ben 5Snbrn gu nstmen. - GaBet @u6 bdber
bur6aus nidt betriisen unb Srriiibrn. Die G6'
ten Batttdrts fir unierr @anpioattn iinp in bic
fer 9rudereI su baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
6reEe .Scueral,riInH.

wsSrteans, %. Sept. Sc
fern Nbeno brannten &arftenoied uno
Sos. uno anoere Sbnapsla9cr in Sbcu=
pitoulo6 Strobe, spiI6en ga fapette unb
8iroo Strobe, ab. Oa5 pierte Stcf
tperf bon &orftenoif g Ma9o3in par nit
Spriets fbper belaoen berielbe erplos
oirte, norauf oa5 8ebduoe einltir3te une
40 bis so 9erIonen in ocn Runien be9rub.
Wan bat bic ieet Is Getbname uno meb=
rere Serpunoete berpor9ejo9en uno felt
eifri8e 9tobforIbun9en nab Den iibri9en
an. Der S6ooen miro auf $l50,0OO
an9eIbla9en uno 1T meiit ourcb Seriibs
erun9 9eoetft.
6eute friib bronnte Gin gut 9ebautea
Sieref i'm 4. Se5irfc ab. Sb0oen 9e-
gen $SO,OOO mciiten6 perIibert
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
3cfub pen Seuermanner.

Cine Grmpasnic 8euerleutr ppn Repart, geu
SsrIsp, tptrb am nd<en 6reitas i9rrn Sribrn,
ben Hief9en padrren 6euerIeuten, rinen SrIuh
abRattrn, ittr ben Gmpfane pon iprlaer 9rr6artisc
NnRaIten 9ctrcffrn fnO, 9Re6t Ic-IC Semanp
uns rInrn grluA atRattrt, 70 labt bic 9r9ano.
lung bon Der sIrt irin, bab ra unlger Stapt 3ur
@9re esreidt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
HcpubIiFanifd,e Dcr(ammIunaen

2sBtt 8U6e tpurbsn an absubsn sablrei6
bslu&te rtputIifauil6e SerlammIunscn in bem
tieFScn ,,8tsWam'' asbaItsn, unO bic cine II
bur& prcf. @rs9crp, bic aubne tur6 @borlts
@Itrisbt Glq., BON Mau6 gbuut, unb bic brittle
Our& sB. 8. Splsr, glq., BON srrntcn, msRsr.
haft anaertbtt pcrben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
Uoot aCfunSen.

5sute Dor Sasen ii Der Irtloft SBrprr rinct
junssn Wannss auf ber Sf. .0tnnylYanta GiIrn.
babn, unwsit SicIer Stapt seiunrrn porbsn. Sin
arm uno Elm Sein parsn int eetrr6en, Rod Iatrr
ss ni&t als ltisn bic 6arrsn'9tiper dtn i9n wss
9s8anssn. gBie has llnsIdd entRanO, bIeibt ba'
Der elm @tbsinnib. &c ersab ii4 am fplgsnrrr
Gage bab Go Der R6rper Son gB / q la m 8 {.
in9er, BON 9ansiapamm, Ssrfs Gaunty, mar
unS bab rr nod Elm imssr Dlann BON ctwa t6
Sabrrn geiprIen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
Shled,teA l1cranilacn

Sin &nabe fblicb fib porleBten Gam
ita9 an elmer S8e8itation in eincn teeren
@iienbolmpa9en, UNI cine StrcGe um.
ionlt ju fobren. Salo oorauf tpuroe oer
2Sa9en 9ei6lofen uno in Soutbinoton,
st., BIC Sonnto9 9tadt ffeben 9elofcn,
Ills Der Surlde befreit puroe, mar er
ourb 9un9et, Ourit uno orifenoe 6isc
ocm SDpe nabe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
2B1tlen9ert0tS 8erfQuf.

Sn &raft unO 5ufolse snrs 9rfeGls, aus bem
g8ailrn9cri@t pcn Se9a GantY, fol- auf 6ffsntli.
der SenNu p9tauft werHsn auf pem Gisentbum
isIbit, auf Samita9S ben 27arn Srtpbsr, um
ubr gfahmitta9s,
Sine 0erpiTe 9otte @runo,
selesrn in Der Statt alsntaun, srGnSsao nGrb.
LID an bic Gbep StroGe, 6lIi6 an cine gcttr BON
g8taiam. Seip, liiclia an cine Gfrntlar aaes,
unO rrilItA an @runp BON SClspb S4nurman :;
snt9altsno % Sup in Der Grunte, unp 120 Sup
In Der Giefr.
gS 1T pirs paS bintnla6rnr lreente glanttum
pss Ssrturtenrn Z bepbpre Bro I'm a II,
IeBtbin BON bsIa9ter Staot unS Gaunty.
Die Srbn9un8en am gsrtaufstaSe unb gluf.
trartun9 BON
Goporo g. Sbeimcr, 2(omor.
Durtb Die Gcurt
q. 9auSmau, Sbrsi6r.
Sttptsr3. ma I'M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
R% Gine 9lntmnrt

R9- gins antrprt ouf ben finbi1asn qrtitel
In bem ltBtsn ,,8sputlitanrr," ts,islt6 auf ben
Q6tt. Gtratam 9inepIn unp feline anI6tm BIN.
F6tII6 brr SrlaSers-Ip tpte Ssr16irbse anb.rs
artifsl wsI6e mir rrsen Nansel an &aum ni6t
In bisie glummsr nsHmrn tCnntsn, erl&rinn nG&'
lte Bp1r.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
MupttDr8 @nSet9e.

Sn Dem G5alltn9Tidbt ron ectba Gouutp. ...
Sn fer Sa6c rcr 8e&uung spn 9ptn S6uns,
Guardian ven Yrrti d q F { q, cine minbtrs
idbr9c Sottrr rrS Srrilorbrntn 9pbn Sed, lest
bin pun Gsfa @auntp. :"
llno nun &u8ul 10, 1860, auf gurI6laa sup
y. .. Sdrars, Ga, srronnte lie Gcurt SVb5
$. SIiHtr, Ga, ais Nubitcr, um tlaote Nsd,.
nun9 uesrjuirbrn, unb penn u6lGs mad rsm @C-
irB iibGrjulettsln. .aa .ri
I1ISA Nls rsn llrtuurcu. Hat
@S 8s;ruste.-S. SauemGn, Cdr.
Stensmanrtrr 2tubtcr phO fir esn gnt,,rrd
Is,ncr SrIimmung in ieiru SffiS, In trr StaSt
Namtaup, auf Ttmftnss ben 23hcn Sttctrr, ulh
10 ll9r Sprntta9s, SuBc9tn irjn, olIpp Nb ole
9ntrcBrIc ciniinpfn ttnncn, prnn Fc st dts n6.
tbia rraAteE. ~,
September 26. no6n,
S1 tcbt SItrIrmOrtCr Gjras ScnlCn III bobtn b,, 4
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
Saltet co i'm 6coad,tnig !

Sa naturaIilirte Burger baltst es i'm @coSGt.
nie, pa6 bic Drmcfratcn unb RnpwnOtbin9s In
pteIem Staat ftt psrsinist baten, UNI 3uiammsn
fir Softer fir 0puprnbr gu immen. g8cr nun
niat fir ben Ganoioat Der 8rppnptbtns5 ltim.
men MID, Der muB eegen Softer. unb { Ur Col
Curtin, tucl6 9cetercr auf Der Chicago 9ldtfcrm
Itsbt. bic alien Siiraeru sctde Stcdtc l&et, Iltm'
men. 2Irat SIR bies in @rinrerun9 baltsn2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
Return . Eid,tcr Ccio porGd,tia

Srtauutlid III purtrBtss Sabr, bur6 Scpib,
corruptc gispcrs trr bcmrtrati1Gsn Yorttct, sir
9crIua asmabt rcrSen, riutn unIerr Gambia
ten aus icinem Nmte Su trtriiScu. - SeO NtsIet
Satr babsr SCrG6tis - Ictt itnsn 1&arf uuf BIZ
Singer, uub wsnn Gin icl6er StrIu& 8sf6itbt, 1r
Ssrfutrt lCSteI& nit BEN @sfBrn ssssn fCl&t ltt'
teIibGter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
hoy llnSrr FreunS Sr Gtr,tpr

BS- Infer GreunO, 9r. Stcpben 81 r,
ppn NcrO=gBbeitbal GaunI&ip, bieIem @auntp,
Sat rtsles Sabr einen @runpbrersn. Stenerl aes
Spsen, tpcltr 8 6ub unO 9 3ca lang III. Der.
Ielte Sat 8 Nanten rrUSpn bic fiir3eltr GuG unb
p 3Ul lang iit-rmS cine Der Jtantrn battr %
@asitIa9e, uno oaDpn miBt bic tt3eRr IS 3pa.
So IT StsF, oerite9t f6 Gin rrpubltaniIarr Stn.
9el, unp Tam ni6t 9etVtcn prpsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03

DJFSn 6 M D n, 2trfanios, ipilt
man s.. Il. Morlb bdn9en, neil ct Grz
emplare Der bort fir brand itifteriib" 9ez
boltenen ugt. y. Sribune" cirtulirt bat
te. Oie Burger bon ct. 9oui5 baben
i'm Hamen Der bort nobnenoen Srau bes
4. 8arlb 9e9cn Die Solitredun9 bes
unmen fblicben ltrtDeil5 petitionirt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03

6~gBir Ratsn bterour9 unItrm 5rtunb Srn.
9tbspn omt tb BON Qop9ia GaupI6ip,
ptrlrm Gaant9, uniern ernillGsn Oant ab, fir
isne Soubsn bic or uns leBte gGO6e sinbanptstr
Ss lino pits rspubIifanilte &rautrn, unp lie inO
bic ia6nfcn bic mir nod ie 9rirbsn batsn. Ga
mtrtli4, lie linS pra@tvcq
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
Rin aroGsr 1atluI

$or. Spbn .. Stiecl, bon 3aiOencreet
SoInibip, 8erf5 GaUntp, bateintn 28eiB.
cibenbaum ouf ieinem Ganoe, peltbel
lctbS SUP ober Dem Soben 2l SUP 8 3oQ
miBt. SeiIcn 00be 1T i'm 8erb6ltniB.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03

Border 9l6tb. $. 6. 9pnsnrdsr 1T am Mon'
tag SOr 8 3asen ppn ben GOnferieS bon 9r6n
unO Buds, einlmms wisNrr fir GonsrsB CT.
nannt wprpen.-0teft lo-rtn srtrruer SsOIa'
te 8rbGrt tslU9nt gu wrrpm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03

BD-Das Gsten BON bem a6tb. atra9am 9in'
coin, Srf&Gnert bur6 SluTraticncn, pirb In
einiecn Sassn bic 9rsBc SsrIabsn, unO il an 80
5, CHATHAM StraBs, NeupUrf, Su erbolten.-
prsts $40 pas Sauienb. 9leputlifanr, elm Se'
Der bon gu& ipIlte baleIbe in Ieinsn SauIs ba'
hPr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
Saifct,e Tifets.

gBtr fuN ssrT6crt tprrbtn, ba6 es bic GtF6t
ter ccrruptsn eiebrrs Der tcmptrati16rn 6rritan.
beIes unb Gar Yartbet if, fuII6s 5tdsts In ben
5aunI6ips ous,ulirsusu. gBrQ mir pcllcn bits
aerre stauten, benn ni6tS III i6nsn ;u nistris.-
Wan leI babtr aui Ieiner Sutt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
f1eracGet co nicl)t

Oab elmer Der Ganbtpatrn auf bem 5rei6ans
brls' unp Sar'gSabljettel baran rrtappt wprbrn
IN, ais CT Iuhte rinsn Stimmsetrr btrett nit
@sIO ju teitr6en, I'M fiji ibr NubISsttr gu Rm'
men !-GjStt ertalte bic 9tspublif !
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
q b 4 bores
0rianS< @iNcmtblInt

2(uf ofenttitber Senou 5u perfoufen.
@uf MOntnsS ben 22arn Sctptrr, INT lltY
Nafmittnss, foa auf prm Gsrntbum ltIbf, Sfs
fcntli6 Srrtauft prrbrn:
Sine bcrrlibe @rmblotte,
stttgn In DIR. Saurrn, Qt6a GauntY, unb
,rar on ttr Stra6e tie pcn Srt9Iftrm mad ptt.
lnrtlpbia Iubtt. unp rtpa tinr baIte @lrile ron
8riepsurSIle !; srGn3tnp an QanN rrn glatban
Grim, Gbarss 3. gGtapcr, Satpb gcuna, il.
unb anerrr tnttoIirrb un9rfGbr 2l @du rpr.
trtITtGrs 9anb, In f6idIi&r 8cIprr sstbtilt, uu.
ter Suttn 8snln, uno ii in btm ts1rn Gultur.
3ufuner. Gtwu 2 Ndu IT SutsS 9OlJIanO, NIT
i4weem 6CIj tswaGltn. Die @ntsb,runsst
paraui llnb
AzwA Gin fait neueS ;wciit0di9teS
G;;sE. teinernc6 &obnbauS, ~
kAs kssks. elm @aI6taus. cine quite faIi n.ue
S6wciseri6tur. Gs ttfnbst li6 Gin 8runRsn
am Saule 70 pts an Ter Grusr. unb CO ii btrs
cine btrrIiht 2otte unb pUbI bsr @uImerfIamfrit
pCn RauiIuli9rn rerib.
gs in bifS baS tintsrlo 0tns lisssnbs Gigsn.
thum Der OerlOrtcnsn q I abrtt gouns,
lrBtbin bon rcrttld9itm Saunldip unp Sauntp.
Dtt Ssrin8un9rn am SntaufStaSs unp auI.
partunS won
setIs : S,s7I:5 @; y0H"o' er'oys,
Ssptsmter 26. nq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03

-9n Buds @auntY, 70 we In Gsda, tatrn
bic Srsdinripger 6et Der grnsrnuns Oes pemptras
tiiasn Gnuntp ,GtdrtS iiter bic Dpu0lasiten 9e.
lieat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03

sy-Sn Dem t3ten @onereb DiRrft, babrn
bic 0cputlit0ner, Or. Sdumn4er, Yun Carton
&auntY, ais iBren @onBreb' 'Garoioat nrannt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
1Oetten auf 1lOnhlnn

Das sSsttsn auf gGa4Ien IL tur6 bas @rleB
Fbpten. User wettet ssrlisrt feline Gtimmr. -
FpubItfantr rettet oa9er niat, ICnSern t(eitt
b @eleben grtrGu,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
6 c IT Or d c n j.:

Gm SprleBten OisaRas. In birIrr Stabt, an
elmer SerStrantbet, Or. Gbartes s. 81 a r.
| II, In einem Nltcr BON rtpa SO Sabren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-03
NS0rffberi6fe.
Wrcife in 2lllcntamn am Dienita9.
aufgrfdubtnfr
GreCutDr'S 8erfauf.

Somlta95 cen l3ten October
I'm 1 utr Na6mittass, fol- on brm amrriran
6ctcl in prr SUrUusb guntaun. bas fClsrnoe
wrrtbuOls Grunesi5mtbum hes lebttin SnliOrtt,
nm Salpmpn @an9ewsr, prrtauft
prrpen
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08
John Browns Intentions.

! IL w., in letter to the Chicago
|ress and Tribune, having been before
the Senate investigating committee
VIII an.ona. .s'Ervc,vpU at least. X.
healf pockete. over 5000, for his fees
lie thinks the report will not be pub.
llshed prior to the Presidential election
because it will exhonorate the Republi.
can party from any responsibility for
John Browns acts. OF Browns in,en.
tions he says:
conclude, lastly, that John Browns
purpose was to get together four or five
hundred slaves, put rifles in the hands Of
the more intelligent and pixies into those
Of the remainder, aud cntrcnch himself
in the mountains. In the fastnesses
which he had selected he could have
Maintained himself for thirty DAYS agains,
any force which could have been sen,
against him. The news of tie ipsurrcc.
ton would have spread like wildfre
north and south 1t would have pcDe.
t:a'ed through the thick darkness which
enve!ops the slave population. 1t would
have carried an Undesirable panic to
every Southern plantation and Preside,
1t would have sent him endorsements
from hundreds of negro quarters. When
troops were sent North to cut off his re.
treat to Canada, he would have marched
South. His presence in Tennessee and
the Caraolinas would have created nan.
demonium in whose confusion and terror
he expected that slavery would somehow
in some underlined way have an end
If he (Brown) should happen to lose
his lite IN the turmoil, that would be of
the least possible consequence. He
would trust to the elements brouyb, into
conflict to work out the problem BY NAT.
ural laws. | am not prepared to saw that
the result would have disappointed his
expectations If he had got away from
harper's Ferry with five hundred we'll
armed negroes. But his movement was
prec'pl,atcd at least week before ,bo
time he had chosen. Various ,Lao,;ao
are advanced to account for this fatal;tv
out the most Ineligible one is that one
., ms men deserted the day before the
DO" Was struck, and that Brown had
reason TO believe he intended to bctr "
h'm' Another theory is, tina, he and h;s
men were suspected by the citizens Of
harper Ferry, and that if they had re.
n'a'ned inactive another day they would
nave been arrested. 1t is certain that
s'm'th'"y lmpelled him to strike before
ne h1d placed himself eo rnpport with
the slaves, He met his fate with the
ca''nncss of one who was conscious that
nc had ruined no one else by his acts
lie was man who Travelled on his own
muscle When he buttoned his coat he
eo',rel the whole responsibility for his
deeds. And for this reason Senator
Mason's Committee will catch nothing,
though the fish till the crack of doom.
II. W.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08
JcfcrSOn'S PrincjnIcs.

The late Democratic State Convention,
in its first resolution, says, eve adhere
with unfaltering determination and
fidelity to the political principles in
au.uratsd by Jefferson " Now it is
we'll known that jefferson was opposed
to the extension of slavery and did all
that he could do to confne it to the then
slave States, and that he believed tina,
Congress could and should prohibit; its
existence in the Territories. |, j. akin
known, that the so called Democrats Of
the present day, say tina. Congress can.
not aud should not prohib, SLAYER, in
the Territories and that i, mav 20 into
the Territories, if the first few sat,lar.
want it there. Thus have the demo
racy commenced their platform with .
barefaced Misrepresentation. The othn,
resolutions are Of the character thai,
mieht be expected from such slandcrc,s
Of the dead Blu. we begun this with
the Intention of referring to cores.
ponde"ce that has lately taken place be-
tween Bayard Taylor, and II r. IIowisop.
secretary Ola lecture association at Rich
mond, Va. 1t seems that i, had been
agreed by the parties named, tia, Mr..
Taylor should lecture in Richmond IN
=" The Arabs, - " Arctic Life" and
Moscow but afterward, the secretary
having learned that Bayard Taylor had
been connected with the New York T,i.
bn"e Informed Mr.. T. that on that
aud other accounts he was not wanted in
Richmond. Mr.. T replied and referred
to the writings of Washington and JEFF.
ferson upon the subject of slavery. On
the 10th of February Mr. Howisou AGAIN
wrote Mr. Taylor, and in that letter be
says:
"And when, in addition to this. vow
INFORM me that you hold the opinions Of
Washington aud Jefferson on the subject
OF Slavery, your partial editorship Of
the Tribune indicates positive SYM.
pa,hy with its doctrines Washington
aud Jefferson were great, but human.
they lived and died before the subject Of
Slavery had been thoroughly discussed
in view Of Scripture and reason and
above all, they died before modern Abo.
litionism had commenced its pcstilential
career.
Washington's opinions in favor of
emancipation were moderate. and, ia his
time, not Objectionable; but Jefferson
went much farther.
lit be true that you, a scholar and a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08
The Lesisla ture.

Since our last the Legislature has
been quite busy. The House has passed
bill providing for a Board of Super
vlsors to manage the county affairs,
similar to the system now in force in
New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, and
Illinois. Each civil township elects one
.ssns.yisz~ 4=.,--.===--s-ss. ere Uay
of their own number President and the
Clerk of the District Court is Clerk of
the Board, This system is truly Repub.
lican and has none Of the monarchisl
features of the County Judge system.
The bill will probably pass the Senate
and become law.
The Senate have passed upon the code
Of civil practice, ia committee of the
whole, and will pass it with but few
slight am ndments.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08

public property in the District OF Column
bia? You boldly affirm the execution
of John Brown as just!fable in the sight
of God and man, but are you SO stepped
in cupidity, that you call !" Deity to
justify you 10 your iniquity? No doubt
you claim the war upon Freedom, holy
war-other Institutions have done the
same, but who believes them to day.
The whole civilized world looks upon
slavery as the murderer of John Brown;
and you as sustainers of that institution,
are individually responsible.
The next resolution caps the climax
"thcy resolve that they will sustain the
doctrine of State Sovereignty What,
most learnedpropounders of Blackstone,
doctrine do you sustain? You claim also
that you sustain the majesty of the Flu
gitive Slave code? You cannot sustain
both? The moment you acknowledge
estate Sovereignty that moment Jou
acknowledge the unconstltutionality OF
the Fugitive Slave Law? Examine the
Lennon case, where Virginia tells New
York that if she beats her in her own
Courts, she will appeal it to the Supreme
Court of the United States Where is
your State Sovereignty thon, if the
Supreme Count says that States have no
power to prohibit slaves being held as
property within their borders? Don't
represent thn, that you believe in
estate Soyewgnty,' when you endorse
the I'ugltive Slave Law.
and equality is the motto of the orderly
party" Very true we will endorse that
in our platform but when you come to
the explanation as applying to your
party; We must beg leave to differ with
you You say that you believe in Glib.
erty, protected and restrained by law,
and an equality of rights and obligations,
as defined by law" Allow US to state
the resolution as we understand you
You believe in slavery protected, and
enforced by law, and an inequality of
rights and obligations as dcfn d by
Stephen A. Douglas. Let US prove the
latter assertios, and see if we are correct
in our statement Examine the bill
presented by Stephen A. Douglas
for the prohibition of Free speech by
statute law. Also. in the attempt to in
troduce bill respecting the franking
privilege; so that it would allow office
holders the frankiug privilege to the
exclusion Of others Very nice move
just on the eve of Presidential election.
What else should we expect from the
party, Judging the future by the past:
The last resolution. Mr.. Editor. shows
their magnanimity: They would trans
port to Turkey Or Utah, all sympatbisers
of John Brown Gentlemen o. the law
We do earnestly and sincerely believe that
you are speaking the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth. We
have no doubts o. your honesty in that,
and W. do verify believe that If YOU can
make statute law to that effect: most
assuredly You will do it. The heading
of Stephen A. Douglas as candidate for
the next Presidency, is foreshadowins
of your intentions.
f PLuRIBus CSrM.
March lst, 1860.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08
SHERIFF SALE.

virtue special execution to me directed ..,d
from the Office Of the Clerk of The n.,r;.t issued
ana 10, the County of Cedar and state OF Iowa i, q.
s .,, Q. "o,, bonn.l. and assigned to W. W
na ana against William A. Belts and Samuel n
sa. "ase ,evied nnont he foowngproperty, a. the
properly OF the said William A. Belts and Samuel n.
''H halI OF the northwest quarter Of section 81
even tll), In township No. eighty IsOI north 81 80.
Two s, west o. the 9Th Principal Meridian conanise
eey acres with the appurtenances thereon said lans
situated In Cedar County, Iowa. " '""''
Ana shall offer the same for sale at public outcrx. Al,
the Court House door in the town Of Upton, in al.
r ON on saturday the 18th day Of April A. n.
lDo, between the hours of9 O'Clock A, NJ. ma = =,
cock !. NJ Of said day, 10 satisfy said e.ecu,,o.
and costs that may accrue thereon A''u'oh
Dated this 7th day Of March, A. D. 1870
J. l.. BRADSHAW
Shsv;H efesdar eou.tv Is..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-08
REV. l.. l.. LANGSTROTH'S
Movable Comb Hive!

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