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Emil s,m shirts.
A. C.. & A. B BEE Il.
Arvs.~ prepared u sho se-r eu.'saners,
Al No. 81 College 50, eef,
Avery large aud The H,o.. egsnI stock "f
DRY GOODS,

fIttIAI t-sey Ia ever sb DEF tne ks
l. ta ItAde. IEey We u 81 ehuieo tot oi
Sal u ANi' 5Ia TX -, t.tOtES, eirK2n
dosrced ~, "a seed tssrszvs. 1oaasvd zi-f iAlI
Aus ms, Plstu AID csasc'- Grey kns
lrh h--rzgs aud bscalz EvvTy All
&C unsr i..r esatls ehirss. Shlrt s-ssrs.
Isle Ihre - Sl.lrts ~ s~srs, r-ers and filk
MA ss ssd cssgDi 81 lane lrsilaEs. We L-ss
y4rt q I'D u he sao~t srtfai S>rps. Sye
-exassa.d IA sh 81 ft.ic-s. Curt. Ill s4ks,
Pms aud slaar ke-d- taertzir lie Oc1s-, Lzre
Nasl. csrtns. bls &C sce Br0gg TASlr kkan-Aas /,
every u. I1sea .nwrts .zd f.sseaHE. Lissrz ssd
stt a ,aseti IS ali sith. k4Ffi iiixs Y al & zae
.spi !. d. .hy~., s'ks0T al ttotks iis 10
Il fest wsae. Caatea Asstias ross 10 qaAst-fs
III Gu 81 snI Szf , al ssalh- Sscsl Sstiii 50,
Gods q Wagon 5heefssss a..d feat q tbs s-sas
~sss III kfEds as4xy Ssls G.sots i.r Neg Cist=
inx a = u l. bS-~a-
k.<hvisie, April ). iseo-s1
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n ~ = - { lie ssstess n "a = 4. she
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So : - sz2a.ee ess<s have sr-r sd.
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Adaress hEiRT C. sPALDiEG 20.

q CT for nFaisrs t2asss FeatssnEg Fs,sr Exxhe,
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ga 30 stte ~ - Ai1d c. fzFT1 oET
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taAI's PAPA - ca &, sBsa rsa<yag 1p thsa
I p Il = 4. s;zi.d "a. cfs-sts
5saE-ly
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Fen CaUsC ILmiA.

SorT5y TO "a Violates Ne Will not N ser. heres
ter Tny TerS0n's as caLaldata. s,flce in the
r<I1oz, unless p al for n ADVANCE n.r13-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07

STEAM FRS DEPARTMENT OF Sr. L,JI.-
Fire Dep .rtm Mt made lengthy Report to
abe Comsnan Council III that City on Saint
day last, rxh bling he c. ndi'inn and eff
cheney OF that branch Of the city, s,Iyics
The following extract from The Report will
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07
GD2, IMoT,Tse2
Ghalpbeate 9pllls.

Az a9erisnt aai stoiaachic PREPARATION OF
III pu- fed OF oSy zen and c lTbol by com
bust Oh il Hydro yen. o. hig medical author.
i. All tztra1rdiaary efIieeeJ in each o: the
folJv-ag eacl1la rs. ":
DlLTTI. NERVOUS AF-ECTi0HS. EsIA-
C-ay-1J D ~sPzPs-A. D,ARRHEA coNETI.
F&T0J SSa)yJLA. SALT RHEU1. SCURyT,
JAJIOICE LTV--R COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TIS-i M-R3 SEA CONSEQUENCES, NTH
MTTTEyT F-v-s. NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEA3ACHE5, F-sziALE WEAKEESS NILS
KEySTRJAT-ol WHITES C9LoRosIs :.
FIM7LE3 OF III FACE, R3UGHsEsS o.
TIE SKIN, IT.
The IRoy hs-ay absorbed BY 'Ns sieoi. sad
thus e'-culat.1y :hrouya tho gh'Il - ten, 70
part Of the body es3 sssaIss he-r truly Se1es-.
ful influence
exparisncs o. fho1~E1as daily proves that
40 Or -psratioa OF Iron can for y Domsnt b.
eon7arsR VIII T. InyHr .tieI o. Ae bioo', d.
preston OF I'll enIgy, pale AID Otherglse
sickiy compi e1s II cats rs eeEzty N al
rroE' every eane-is able case. Il al rks's q
mae ds6lits SiEo- Ribu7, ehlJrsdS st--i. lis
ot.scti ars d.h h iy rspovat -. N1rs1nedy
haf ever b en- d.scovs 81, in the shois history
81 rlsdieirs. which exnrss tuch prompt larry.
zad July rsstorat We eff. Ct Coed app 10. spEs-
n e asg~et On, rapid aequ as On q ftrsnfth.
wta a UNUSUAL dispoat OF fer active sat
ehser-ul exile. iTnrnse aFsly S0llox is Use.
A. grand stemaehic and gen raj re1teratvo
Z hat no sup rior sad ~ ssb7tifuts.
Pot nm 4. usas fiat M tai hey eo-.tai-i"s:
50 stfis- price SO seEsss l,rr - sts - A.
"a So -sse .soEsst ba1cg a *. ESg al.
= ,-es q arnera;'y. WIZ be sesst fsrr 70
asy ssssds~ss Fx<s tsss OF s,te f.s-s.f y iS~s
tsrs, Orders, etc. s1sou'si bs aeiar~-=sd go
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07

HI
ce,
CHROME or Nsrvous Xeb i:ty, * ases Of the X neys
ans; IA seas-s sri fr ~ at~'rsi' rcd fSNr'
- Eracli. Dysf=epsi,, Hea lrn inwa-t lbs, Acd
~, Heal, Ilul. Pa! or -giInE the Head, Z i:
:; n Of the Hes :. Fulln s. a. we gE' i tie
feeling whe d i;g Z W. uFyns-Ss leii Nl.ess "t
the ,kss AMI Eyes, Nix [ Sw at, 'nS ,Ta fsycrs,
Pa IA III SHy.il "r the ta <. caest rSi lie 81 ea
ssne4 al lie :. Dear ssea 81 SPIRITS, fT'st;il
u ems Lang or. esiH iifeacy, T-v y vou>
pls ssr : res = Riot lsrs, Tie skiu, q Ever
and az c (or Ci.iys ard Fever
Over a Milton Of B. tai
Have .p $ ii dur. z ,he last nix b.. II no
insiance has i fs>f { wing enti c s.tis en-
a O tliru Vii -HFr fun Ne kp'sS .r Deb :
VII L HcLElNS S.RhNGT-ENi G Coal / vii
SS l. Z lsr c1n con an ad~qa.te ei 81 the
ale nj - Mrs. sogs ,iiz &c 20 urrt
z AlrS 'af rd''i n Us q. 81, !" o,'''s :, -
excess IS eak by nature tin ar i,y sfsSte the
re AZ d and ui>'rUng "Fgahz 'i' Is esi9-e 70 ais
mARRsEn VERsONS,
or others consc Gus Of inabllty whaevcr cause:
viii TIA Sic. e.ln' s S;-e gi!.e - RI dat rug Il
reg of the system ma all wi,' nay Ia m
tre,' ;heIa elves b. imP-D'T n Sise ee- VIII sad
n the Cordial a certair aI.i s,e ds ancdy.
TO raE LADIES,
yIrEcan's strengtaen- n= Cordial
1sas verelgn amt speedy cur for
IacIpient SOnsunptIor. Whites.
m true ed q i-ut Ne 81 utioi, ur0 q ice o.
L i1so IHyo ulttry arg ther- {, tatte (
tar Womb ddineSs, F ..n,I III al Lse s. u l.
II mars
sheIc IL M Mistake sbout IL.
sid - ungtr. lax. !, 80 MT { , ns.
II ~ III <tisrI.l. eHg. n u iiSlg : 81 81
ans 9 bloom T Il a L 10 IT y.u cheek gam.
kye.s D - ca .rInt 4 {" Ves - q tuai-
tsDsE -E.ILDs.E
Ir your cha aei, are z KY, prs ar an ''ei, NJ
i-u. Cor e! vii n .ke I. < /" h, Thy at - a.
ut I-,lay inuus mt, lay j. a. d Gu Yil re
| CO yin
Eti Delicious 40 Sa' c.
CAUTION. B-wsFs al Druggists % Dale W y
II, tr5 To "a up s''rac Vi r, "' S.r~ilzt-
-, sl snIr tIry buy { zap, by styliig 3, l.
ia .ts g, &. .yu,,j n: u. as 20 Mi, Il s
treugrh niu. Ger. ir, al tI< no ~ s. J, ls
Ilr only ~ trz " L par5s tie ~ od 81 o.
L ' ana ( ihc trne tr- y ieu no Sy-teul
y sliassa "a axe every FnH i.i>C .s
/ &C I'll pr-ycn lye 40 CT" CT { hi i AID r. er,
ic.ioy peer, ~ any prey4leaib Us gs2 Il Is 3 81
Ir.ee oa., per baitcs 81 bottles for $
J. II MOI IN,
s,e Pc pr ..r of rhis Cordial. 8'<o. Mei. lns Vel
ic OF iiuim' at
r !, al ivp o. c corner Of Third ane Ilne
- EesS. -. !. us, NJ
sid ; W u z RRY 4 DENuVTI4E, S'sivl .,
aul al irslcct Ole rgus ISIS eve Fser'.
- ~ NO
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WANT TO mar,

Irot ~. bal ance OF tie year, :, a, 90 she
i so,Sl al washing for al E'ni = AP
oily Z: this . flee.
APP 40
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE RiILRGaES.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE ~ sTTANoa c. ~ 2 VI
rEN~sz<fI & ALARM 4:l5 AM 3cO r n
LorIss uIs & ShzHvIIII- 5.OOAM ! 90 n
81 Expr+ss5 co G. N
Arrival of Passenger Train..
NAssvIIII & HAITIAN ia - s
IES>fs<Es & AIAsA'A- l. 500 a. 500 Pm
G'l'-ii- + xpr. 900 IN
eDoEF1FlD KTS1roxT-IO N. IN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07


ESNS
The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN
MEST. ia csertensiye with the civilization Of the
globe. other articles cl i'm to Gllerio< pam Aho
disIress-shis eEreI. Family Physicians, Govern
rneal Hospitals F4rrier~, PiantsrE t@rEn'
men, SC haze particularly deu0ostr1Ieo ms
thrsugh,ct the world No article ever before re
eesved suct uadisbded prsia and szppeitfrom Aeci-
cal AID Scientific r1ec-
RHEUMATISM
or years sL1nding has oseE totally cured Piies,
UIc.rz rum3-s, gEsning Sores ,sertUa stIa JOINTS.
Feloas. seedlings, Burns, BITS, Boiis, CnaPs, Neu
r.Ixia sait Rbsu q and ali aches and pans UPoi
u.n zh5 Kindred com JziiIts upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring I'll, 5cF4tcl-s, S.S an, liEvii
Sweeney ,Ho.d-aII, sc are ssSdasd -Aa cui-s bs
the
Mustang Liniments
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.
Mr. :. LFTca, hyde I'srk VT, ~r.tss:-'' hat the
horse vac considered xorthiesz,'' (Eis Case waz
syrsiu J ssbut since the free Of the Mustang
Llai asuI-I 4 we sold him for oEe sI50 ca h You
Lai.aeut Gas been DOING ~1naofs up HeFe."
40 BzoAD -TzEEI, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
(E<tra,s.) ''In Hiring kettle iEoru the IRE Il
became gnnznaze abIe, tilted over ami sealaed Ei5
hands yery zfyefeIy. 4ilaUsI to = crisp u VAS al
asfui si,nt The HssIzng Imminent tpIseared t. eL
tract Jain. h-sled rapidly Without ser. less
anc lea 10 account ITuiy yours,
&c Aa.I.k EU5fEK.'
suchl Iuzuzze 4S this is bat thscDnstabt snf Itu
"a! echo <ser tLI. article ID usefi
FhEs ..funae5f IaIIs, ens sUIs TO plat tiers AID
oxuers 0f sIors q xbd mules. Er- J0HS DANIELS
OF Moot ,oue.y Ala. soi slave Tor ssVU ~n" ~ s
raised Ir q UscieSsuess By tbs L1uiaIcEI.
Every "a .lIiy should hive IL BE veFS particular
and eaQu. re fSf the Mustang LiHimeLt t-~e
other.
sold oy all dealers throughout North and SoUti,
A nerica Europe, the Islands OF the ocean ,iOT
"a Cents. So cents, and 81 per h,ilie
BAhN Z. q PAHk New York
noE25-6mdtxkE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07
So. Louis Market.

81 LOuis MaTHst.
ST. I.oris, June :.
The nrst row whelt Of the 80 q n II 1 Is market
rhHiy-' hr,e b,i~h rs gr '~n in he S.to Gu Ms
81 sipp 10 81 sat DIS tue pr"pTi toss ),
X NJ mil al s g. pr has -. T day b ~ n
= onI Of sil spring ub W. = eli
line 2aS.
I.',JiE-Narket d"II: $50 bh's country super 20
IS 10 3 % 10 Ubs. ~ "a. y b, = Eot,s. $40,
IOkN p,set .n ., WITH It ss1ss,iy d.xi
ca "ncI IA Ia list . IN - cut.
q *. X pie IS 90 nH Ia 4.
Al Ns- rn. he b5is Mes. Pork sold a
SIS 9N-sa re.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07

HAY.-fhe rec ipts are larse, the mark;
iui though pri nutl WrT. we q u;e p'.:-lc
Tim thy ia bal :, 3 CALI, At the vii TI. Sal
III rs, the E.ii from vaEolS, lone. y
: 7al9 IncrIoT EraGes vefy dull, aid scli
81 ialg n =.
HIDES lac 4, maud contlnu's goof and al1rkc,
firm ~ iuli p ice. Ne qCotc a. OeiOrc:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07
sPAtrING's PRIPAHED eIuR

r,eeta al sare saIergsErirs, a.. 10 p 0seA.sd cAo
sssrd Ia ou ats. g.. i = Hisfgys resas aad ~ %
- S-scs ing Isai ibsae - inssEer s.eeeesiIs
t'T iIias r-Ts. fiis srts -enssrs, h,sdrss 6.s
saa Art ke4 cr-dss Z e lc~t the Fts-se
-aef. e.. ~ ss-tsEf~e f,l ss.rt 20 l''sniAr NTH
asie-F - Tse.ssaeut aBt ussts.
liI+t ssmie - prcsrlrzt.so - ra@d cosd, being
chemically hce sfut4c., aai p sSesSnE "a ts-s
Vzilaois erzlH - tie , Al cttsurt Mixer g Glce
Il "a Dc used ~ she place ucdr.asy, uasci,ass
beng vastly shesfvs.
II sd l. n EVERY EGg ~ "
Il ! II cEra
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07

Sole, eng tanned ger ID eTG2se
Hcmuck, 10. do. .<d--c
Harness Leather, dc. .3ss &C
SE: tug, DO. S.ia}. iG
Cat SAins, per doz- S-bG5-o
kip do co. 5000
UpIer Gather, p doz SsSa4O
Biaie Fl" du. 1895
Rough, = 10 2ss-5
UlIS-L -. Las been rather dull d q: thil
Nt-k ID ic ) svu rule ~ fiVor e DO, e~-.
bout 70 =. I IA toe hs ilfe- days ~ 5 !.
81 C Lud Continues stcay 1t s5c. for No. l. ~.
unchanged.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07
Mustang Liniinents

Hr. =. LfTca hyde r'ark, Vt, ~r.tsss-'' that the
horse g4s CONSIDERED xOrthiess," (Eis Case ~as
s-,-yiu \ ssbut since the free Of the Mustang
I5i a..t. L have sold him FOR oEe $50 ca h You
Lu,aaeut AS been DOING <5aaers up Esre.''
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07

Ks a--,ls1sis III; agfTez. erfs - ne. r7yIiG- 4
-itzsit trrs desirable Ga la, - me- chs 80
ois egeaiWsy To- TepasRg farL'izfe, Toys sVSS-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07

IRUN-TheTs ia no cha Sc ia the NJ! e.. Tn
tBd Is n ,..siatc Ohio Hot bl at L $685.
p r tun, ,he seq lar way. ~, is seLIug ~ = =
., Z Comm. n 4, ano ) y. 8. ia al.
/ AfHER.--.A duh ma ket, witnout oh n. ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07
THE PLATTsBURcH MASS
MEETING.

The 18th Of September has been fixed upon
as the day for the Grand Republican Dem
onstration at Plattsburgh. Hon. GEO. W.
PALMER, Member of Congress from that
District, has gone to Albany to secure the
services Of well known and able speakers
and grand torch-light procession of Wide
awakes from Northern New York and Yer
mont is to take place in the evening. The
Champlain Transportation Company will
run their boats to suit the convenience of
those who attend the meeting from the
Valley Of Lake Champlain, and at almost
nominal prices-and a gathering of .ffy
thousand Republicans is talked about The
Albany Ec0ng Journal has the following
MASS MEETING AT PLATTsBURGH, SEPT. l3.
1t has been determined to have Republi-
can Mass Meeting on the 18th of September,
at Plattsburgh. The most liberal arrange
ments will be made for large gathering
Besides st. Lawrence, Franklin, Essex and
Washington Counties in our own State,
Vermont will be fully represented on the
Old Battle Groond. A meeting of FIFTY
may be expected.
The steamboats, on Lake Champlain are to
be run at a very low fare to accommodate
the thousands who wish to 60 to the meet
ing. Albany should be represented.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07

row Of knots upon one side OF the fabric
this refers to the Grover a Blker stitch
made also bv the Peoples Machine, Clark's
machine and Others and making A diff
renee in the cost OF thread OF from so to
500 dollars per year upon each machine.
We ar, running oae ham rcd OF v1ur ma
hinces in one room, and yet such is the
ouietncss that conversation can be carried
on IN an ordinary tone Of voice. They are
adapted to every portion Of our work sew
ing equally well upon the lightcst muslin,
and oar heaviest work consisting Of nine thick
nesscs, five Of them being Of hair cloth. two
of common cotton cloth, and two Of starchcd
tape
Its speed is unexamrled With one a
person can accomplish rs much sewing rs
twelve without It. aud twice as much as bv
any other machine. One thousand Yards Of
straight seam, ten stitches to the inch. is an
ordinary days work Of ten hours. We have
run ], "a, high as .s hundred and fifty Yards
per hour
The fatigue is 50 slight that our employees
work the year round, and continue in good
health and spirits.
We cannot too highly recommend your
machines, and our opinions are shared by all
manufacturers Of experience and judgment
with whom We come in contact.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07

SCHOOL DIsTRlcT, No l3.-The parents
and children in School District No 13, have
reason to rejoice that the services of the old
den of School house on Catlin's Lane, for
the purposes Of cribbIng and confning the
school children in the District, are fast draw
ing to close. 1T is sold and done for and
may its like, for a School house, never b9
looked on again in this town. 4 new and
commodious School house for the District, is
now in process Of rapid erection on the corner
Of Uuion and Main streets \ half Of an
acre or more of ground, in IN airy and slightly
position, allowing of easy drainage, IS taken
for the site, giving space for light and air,
and good room for yards. The main building
is to be two stories, with an attached part Of
only one story, for a primary department.
The building is of brick, with thick and good
walls, and is TO have slate roof, and TO be
well built throughout; it viii be an
ornament to the street on which it stands,
and credit to the District. It's cost, exclu-
i've of Iaud. win vary but little from s 3, 600.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07
Religious Intelligence.

The public Religious services Of the third
Congregational Society of Burlington are to
commence on Sunday, 9th inst, in the Court
House-as announced in another column
Rev. Geo. 3. Stafford has been engaged
temporarily to supply the pulpit Of the
Society. -.,--.
Rev. Geo. I. Bard of Derby has accepted
an invitation TO become the pastor of the
Congregational church at Lower Waterford.
and will be settled, some time In Sspteu-
Der. Mr. Bard is Graduate Of the Univer-
sity of Vermont, aud of the class Of go at
And0yer.
The debt Of the A. B. G. T. NJ, In behaIf
of which special efforts have been made, is
r-cv;dei for within about 80 nn0
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07
LIE Brsr sEwINo MAenrsn-E

The BEST SEWING MACHrr.-Fyerv one
. must see that if master manufacturers. who
are abe to get the best machines. whose in
ferest calls for their using the best, and who
have every facility for finding out what are
the best. RELY on the Wheeler & Wilson ma
chimes because they are superior to all
others. no s,lver test Of their excellence can
be found Il, in regular use, dag alter day
by the year together they are found to be su-
perior to all Others Tor the miscellaneous
kinds Of work mentioned in the following,
they must be equally superior for the more
interrupted operations Of 4 family that
theyare 50 experience proves beyond all cavil.
From DcUGLAs & SHERWOOD, .Siirt MgRu-
ta1lurcrs, Nqc Nort
1--WE have used VIZ -ELEa & WILSON SEw-
ING MACHINE in our Skirt Manufactory since
Jan. Goth, lo55. II has indeed GRATED our
business. After testing the principal ma
chimes before the public, we selected yours
We commenced with one. and are now run
ming one hundred and seventv-two Of them
We declined sev raj kinds from various
imperleetions. 0ae from It's noisy and cum
brous character and its inadapiasiliy 10 fine
work singers; lan0ther from ~ im}etieetion
Of stitch, low speed, and waste Of thread
This latter, with half the speed, we found to
use twice, or thrice as much thread as yours
for the same work two-thirds being wasted
In forming useless and clumsy ridge or
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NUMBER TEN.

Democracy - Of Illinois accept the decisi ~ ~
',o supreme court I thu United Stata< F.
."e cdse Oh Dred Scott as an authOritotir
in'eI IpreUatioh OF the Constitution In
accordance with that decision, we hold af
slaves are property, and hence on an equality
with all other kinds of property. and that tho
owner OF slave has the same right to move
INTO Territory and carry his slave property
with him as the owner of aly other proper
| ty.' Here is the extreme dogma of Slavery
IN full force. Let him follow this - its
/ natural conclusion, and no B-eckinrilge man
I could ask more
/ At another time we find him decIariu.
that sovereign States have the right to make
their own Constitutions and establish their
own Governments but that ne has never
! claimed these powers for the Territories. nor
has he ever failed to resist such claims when
set up by others" How. then, under this
| theory' can Popular S)vcreiguty have any
f2othold IN the Territories? It is clear that
ali Territorial legislation AGAINST Sl4vorv
must be invalid
And then, again, in another place bv
roundabout language he admits that. ae-
cOrding to the Dred Scott decision. which
he declares that he ''approrcs.' the people
OF territory cannot, by any legislation.
cOntscate slave property or impair :he
Z" constitutional right Of the master 20 this
property in the Territory. With this init
nation, pray where, agaiu. Is Popular
Sovereignty?
% TAR a. 1t means any thing, 1t IS simply
this; that the people of Territory have a
right to introduce slavery. but not to prohibit
1t. And this is Popular Sovereignty Verify,
between this and the Rreckinridge dogma,
there is about the same difference as between
the much vexed doctrines Of oftransubstatiation
and cOnsubstantiation, where there was only
the difference Of single syllable. and both
signifed the same thing
Again he cries out, that the slavery ques-
ton is in the way of public business, and
that 1t must be removed from Congress.
But who has thrust it there so incessantlv
as himself? Nay. who 50 largely as himself
has been the occasion of It's discussion? But
his complaint illustrates anew the old fable.
1t was the wolf above that troubled the wa
teis, and not the lamb below. 1t is the slave
propagandists-among whom the champion
of popular sovereignty must find q place
VINO from the Missouri Compromise in 1920,
through all the different stages of discussion,
down to the rejection Of Kansas as free
State at the recent session, nave rendered it
impossible to avoid the slavery question. By
their new-fangled. audacious theories OF
slavery, both morally and cnnstitutionally,
they have aroused a natural opposition anl
put ali who truly love their country on
the defensive. Yet, 1t It's defense OF the
constitution perverted, Of reason iusulted
ana OF humanity disOwncd. that we have
bpAa ObIir1d tn Snee
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Il NJ .1 u --l1.---- ,,-.--
=. w -'i,''I'' $50, % ~ T- %
- Wv '''' I,'4''-' 'I,o
"oI0 li'S0il'' i'''''i0 Iio'l OO'einoi Da'iA9
declining a denomination, and from Alexan-
DER H. AIee disauoWinS the use OF his name
I' d 'anulua'' were presented
Inc contest 20 iar as 'here was any, on
me "O'eTnofSnip' was between Nlr' Andre"
d boston ana Nir' Dawes Oh North ADAMS
VI lo'f 0aiIotts gwen I-oo Wero Tor MI
Andrew $50 ior Mr. Dawes, and there were
d io" scattering ones All the nominations
We're made unanimous with loud acelama-
ton The speech OF Hon. Charles sumner
oeiJfe 'Ae convention was y mastery one
Ihe address OF the Convention Is sald to nave
been written by hx-Ooy. boutwell, and Is a
document Oh uncommon merit lor oo'h
matter ana manner
Ihe Douglas Democrats OF the u Con-
sTes7ionaI District met at White River
junction On '1o -'th and nominated l. \.
davenport Oh " hm'nS'on ior congress ana
T. NJ Drown oi " o'uS'ock LOT EIec'or. l ne
invention was @d'lf'SSel 'y non i1uI Dii-
st,-lo- Tb1n,as pssnIatiors r,rar;n,,
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AT BELL-EvERErT MEETING in Cambridge
Mass, a few days ago. Mr.. George S. Hill
lard of Boston, made the following moving
declaration
As words of truth and soberness-not from
conjecture, not from the force of his feelings,
but from actual information, he was prepared
to say that Bell and Everett would carry
every southern State except South Carolina
Wasn't that something-especially consider
ing the John Brown expedition, the wild
speeches Of wild Congressman, and all that
wasn't that something to touch the heart of
the North? Such generosity, such self
sacrifice? Was there no window in their
hearts, through which such an appeal could
enter?
If such an assertion and appeal did not
fetch over all the Lincoln, Douglas and
Breckenridge men who heard him, their
hearts must have been hard indeed