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CLARKE's LIVER PILLS.
A Radical Crrsl R.adu Rs.din

MR. N. u. WALKER Sir;-For
Arse ysars past, have been severely ahiieted with
Liver Complaint, Of 4 most malignant ana ehronle
character. resorted to large number OF remedies,
but hsy faled 10 produce othsr than temporary re-.
lief. About six months ago, purehased box OF
WCLARK's LIVER PILLS,,f aud alter using them /,
Iound myself much better, that at once adopted
regular system of taking them and soon found my
sef entirely and radically eured. The various Ills
attendant upon disorderod state OF the Liver at once
disappeared. gladly and moIt cneoEfnlly recon-
Uend these Pills 80 sure and effective temedy.
Yours, truly, WM.AUsTIN.
Chillieoths, o., December 4. 1859.
The above but speaks the voice Of thOusands who
have fully tested The curative properties Of cEAHKH'
1vHR PILLs. Prepared at arst for private practice
By eminent physician, and their merits fny tried,
1T is not strange they act efciently and directly
on the dsordersd organs than the generally sosAllsd
Liver Rem ediss. In cases of Liver Complaint, Dys'
papsia, Impurity Of the Blood, Constipation Of the
Bowels, General Debility, Sick Headache, and all
diseases arising from disorgaDized state Of the sys
TEN, &C., are sure and never failing remedy.
Prepared by solely N.U. WALKER,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
TO whom all orders must be addressed. Sold by Q
HLrcH and Q. 4. SwTT, Rayenna, and by Agents
everywhere. November Z, lS6O-ly
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
EsSSYA%'S
PULMONIC WATERS

Tha Oiginsl Medicine Established In 1897 and mrs
article OF thu Kind introduced under the NAM
ofuPuLNoStc W AFmRs' III this or any other Coun
try; all other rulu,onic WATERS are countertnits-
Tie Seauias can ba known by the mama of ERf Az
being stamped Oh oach WAFER.
BNYAN's PuLMoNtc WAFFRs
Relieve couyhs, Colds, Sore Throat N'arscness.
GRyAN's pULAoNIC WAFERs
Rsliaye Aethula, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
ppYAN's PULMoNfo WAFERs
Eeliero Splitting of Biood. Pains ln the Ch 81.
BRyAS's PuLMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve lncipieut Consumption. Lung Diseases
RRYAN's PuLM1NIo WAFERs
Relieve Irritati0n Of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BayANs PrhMoNrc WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints In ien Minutes,
BsAAN's PuLMoNIc WAFnRs
Are a Blessing to all Classes and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PuLMoNtc WAF2Rs
Are adapted for Voealists and Public Speakers.
RRYAN's PuLMoN,o WAPEss
Arc in a simple form and pleasant to the las'e'
RpYAs's PuLMoSr WAFERs
Not only reliove but effect rapid and lasting Cures
RuYAN's PULMoNiC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction TO every onee
No family should he without box of
BRYAR's PuLAoHIc w AFkRs
In The house.
10 traveller should be without supply OF
BRYAN's PrLMoNtc WATERsi
in his pocket.
Nousr.cn will ever object to give for
BRYAN's PULMoNlo WAFRas
's-' Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
Sold by Curtis Hatch, Ravenna, and Druggists el
eyvv;hers, Nf [Aug. Is, 1860
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TPPURTFiEs THE BLOOD. There IL no medl-
cline o1tant go reliable in Of screfula, letter.
Chronic Ulcers, Syphihtic disorders, Inflammation
OF the Kidneys L Lsucorrhea, and like dseases as B.
r. wilIiaHs' Compound syrfp of Sarsparilla and
Iodide OF Potassium.
TPA GSsAT RkMEpy-Eo HrMrrG. The humbug
Of Patent Medicines is well nigh exploded, and all
except those who maze money out Of their worse
tbaa useless nostruns, heartily glad Of IT, Gu
Of hundreds OF yarioas kinds OF wo rthless trash
thrown upon tho world, by the cupidty of anscrupu-
lous auecks and individuals 1t is d;fc tl CLEAN that
which 10 really entitled to merit irom Its healing prop
critics, unless we know, from personal observation,
its beneficial efects upon some Of our acquaintances
Ofths last is one which we speak confidently and
with pleasure. We refer to Williams Sarsaparilla
and lodide Of Potassium. We have seen 1t used by
numerous persons ~ our midst with the most happy
results, and we can name Instances, In which ater
eysrythins osa had been tried without avail tpcr-
formed rema able cure. We have no faith In Fat
ent Medicines in general, but this ia an exception
Mat we make with pleasure from sense Of jusliceto
ths proprietor, who has given TO the World such an
invaluable remedy fSr several OF tho worst diseases
"a which ssh is ser We trust its sale may be large
and wtde for Il ia real! dssr rying and will bring
relief to many an unfortunate saf- rcr.-Nashyills
Paper.
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DR.. Velpeau's 8 Cankerine

DIR. vRLPhhU'S CANKERlNE cures Putrid Sore
DR.. VELPRAU,s CANKERINE cures Sore Nipples
DIR. vELPEAU'S CANKERlNE cures Ulceratec
DR.. VELPEAU's CANKERINE cares Cuts.
DR. VELPEAU'S CANKERISE cures Burns.
DR. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Sores
DR VFLPEAU,S CANKERlNE cures Chapped Lips
DIR. vELPRAU'S CANKERINE cures ulcerate
DIX. VRLPEAU,s CANKERlNEis is the best Puriae'
of the Breath Of any known.
Or, VELPEAU'S CAEKERINE cures Canker In tn
Mouth, Throat or Stomach, resulting from Scarleu
s.na or TyphuS Fevers. @.,
Ladies', IL you delight in pure white teeth, use II
Cankerine, and your desires will be realized. We
pledge eur word that 1t s entirely free from acids and
all poison and can be given to an IN
fant with perfect safety 1t will preserve the teeth
and keep the GU ms free from ulcers. II Is equally
eeacious for nursiBg sore mouths. In all the thou
sands Of mediSs that been put forth for the
eure Of the varieuS diseases above, none can equa
the Cank crime.
Swim, and by druggists generally .,,, nm, ~
n Proprietors, % Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Read the following certificate from a well-khoWn
eitsen Of Columbus:
CoLUMBus, ONO, Sept. l2. 1860.
Nessrs. J. BuRRILL h Co..
Gentlem en- Being troubled with sore throat
while travelling in Pennsyivania, was recommended
to use your CANKERINE. and by using II twice was
entirely cured. therefore recommend 1t to all trou
bed with any disease nf the throat believing 1t to be
sSt what every fanliy should have.
CotaA0r 3, 1sSe-N. W. L. HUGHES.
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MINERS RURAL AMERICAN This popu.
lsr agricultural AID general family WEEKLY
paper OF Uiics,'N Y, comes to u. greatly
enlHged and improved. 1t is7now tho le'
gest, best, and cheapest publication Of the
kind in the United S,stes, bsIidas being got
up in eirssnt style. No ether paper Of tn"
kind can compare with it iD general inter.
est. 1t circulates in ell the States and Ter
ritoriss OF the Uniou. bsing just as valuable
IN New Enqlasd, and the West, ss the Sttte
of New York. The price ia Clubs is only
one dollar year, while every other psper o.
its class, is from 25 to so per cent. less in
Size, and much desrer in price, Volume 9Th
commeucts JoEuary lvt. A club agent ia
wanted ip every town, and list OF premi.
ums is offered of the mo.t magnificent des
crption. Tae paper is sent free Two WEEKS
TO all persons who desire to examipe it be-
fore subscribing. Address 7. B. MIXER s.
Sen, Clinton, Oneida Co., N. Y.
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NEVER FA1nsl
IN q v iEE 3xA1LSI
The Greatest Remedy Now in Use
THE GHNHssEH::LINI6ENT.

No other preparation ever offered to sut-
fering humanity has performed so many wonderful
cures, In 30 short time this iufalibe Lntment.
In many severe and apparently incurabe cases, its
effects have been instantaneous and satisfactory
mitigating i'll, and calling forth the highest testmoni'
ais ever given to medicine. Like the oil Of olden
time, used In annonpg, its cures are often miracu'
,lous. In ts preparation are used the most potent
Ingredients known to Pharmacy, and by its absorbing
and penetrating qualities, relief has been given In
eases Of the most obduae and excraciating charac'
ter, when all other remedies have utterly failed
Notwithstanding It's powerful healing qualities,
cAid or the most delicate female, may take It In
wardy for these ills when it is required, without the
least evil effect. a
For Rheumatism-theG Genessee never FailSl
Fer Neufalgia-the Genessee never Failsl
For Tooth che-the Genessee never Failsl
Por Gout-the Genessee never Fails!
For Sore Throat-the Genessee never tailsl
For Diarrhea-the Genessee never FailsI
For Sick Head -Ache-the Genessee never Faiisl
For Colic or Cramp-the Genessee never Fails!
For all Aches aud Ills, cure-it never Fails!
For sale by G. HATCH and C. 4. SwIFT, Rayenna.
N, U. WALKER. Proprietary
No. lo3 Smthfsld stre4t, Pitlsburgh "a,
To whom I'LL orders nustbe addressed. lSoS''-S
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DIED.

In Randolph, on the 18th inst, Mr.. ELLA
KIM MERRIMAN, sged 80 years and months
Mr.. Merrimsn was one Of the pioneers Of
the Western Reserve He was born in
Wallngford. Conn, Oet. Z, 1880. In 1902
he emigfated to Atwster. in this county,
After short stay in that p!sce, he went to
Sufield, but soqu afterwards located in Ran.
do lph, where hb spent the rest Of his lite.--
For the last five years he was confined tc
his bed and during this long, and often
painful afiiction, he constantly manifested
great patience and cheerfulDess.
OJNew Haven papers please COPY.
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CARRIERS ADDREss.-0ur carrier re-
quests us to say that be will call upon the
subscribers OF the PoRTAeE SENTINEL in
this village, on the lst Of January, at which
time be will be happy to exchange beauti.
fol address for little small change.
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FIRE IN GARRETTsvILLE.- On Tuesday
night of las, week, the building occupied by
x. LEE & Co., in Garettsvile, as a Day
Goods store, was discovered TO be on fire..
The alarm was instantly given, and every
effort was made by the citizens to save the
building, but the fire having made consider
able progress at the time OF its discovery,
all their exertions were in vain. Messrs
Lee & Co. had just received large stock
Of goods the day previous, which were total
ly consumed The upper story OF tbs build
ing wss occupied by the Garrettsvie Lodge
Of F. & A. M, ss a Masonic Hall the ;ur
niture, jewels and parS phern'ia OF which it
wss impossible to save. The mail m tier
OF the Post Offite, kept in the store. was
slso entirely consumed. The loss on the
building and store is estimated al SO 900 on
which thsre was an insurance of $5 ,O00.--
What the loss of The Masonic fraternity is
we have not learned, but shoud judge it to
be from 5000 to $3O6.
Several OF the sdjacent buildings were in
great danger from the sparks and intense
heat. The residences OF EDENEzER LEE and
ROGER MILLER were considerably injured by
the fire.
How the fire originated is not known, but
it is supposed to have been the work OF an
incendiury.
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No PAPER NEXT WEEK.-Having given
our readers two papers in one week during
this month, no paper will be issued from this
Office next week.
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ANOTHER TELEGRAPH TO CLEVELAND
We learn from the Youngstown papers that
the erection Of telegraph along the line oI
the Cleveland and Mahoning R.ilrOad, from
that place TO Cleveland, is talked Of. The
citizens along the line and the G, & N. R
r. Co, are expected to furnish TIE iunds,--
UPsefsk 4, gentlemen, md lei ssthe light
ming cash irom;pole to pole.s'
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAL-
ROAD As everything connected with the
progress OF the Atlantic and Grest Western
Railro,d 10 OF interest TO our citizens, we
copy the following in relation to that enter.
priss from the N. Y. Tribune, Of tine 18th
inst:
"In short time the Long Dock fat Ho
boken) improvement will be reSdy. and give
the Erie great advantage In the transhipment
or freight, and this will be the more marked
when Mr.. Hsliett's road (the Atlantic and
Great w esterD) is completed. There will
then. be a elk loot track without break from
St. Louis to the Long Dock, which will en-
sble shippers to discharge freight loaded at
ST. Louis directly into shipping at Hoboken,
without change OF cars. Mr.. Hallett's road d
will run, next Spring, BY which we shall
have q new connection with Cleveland, nine
miles shorter than the present, and very
much more favorable 10 grades. By mex,
Fall the new road will reach Akron, where
II will connect with the whole network al
Western roads. The original scheme con-
iemplated extending the road 10 Dayton. bnt
negotiations which are now progressing
with the rsilroads connecting at Akron, may
render this unnecessary. The funds Tor the
comp pletiun OF the work 10. Aaron, are. al.
ready provided, BY loans in Madrid and Lon.
don -
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TYRUS Fl STREATOR, a nonresident
" Of Ohio, will tax notice that Silaa Barnes lid
on the 22d day of November, A. d 1860 G'e hi' pc
tition ia tho Coatt Of ComIon Pleas within and for
the couuty Gf Portage in tho State Of Ohio, against
said cyrus II. Streator and Mary Sreatar, defend.
aps. getting forth that the I'D day of October,
b. 1865, the sui SS Barnes sold house and lot at
the centre Of trentsbDro' sale county, to said de
iendants. and took the note of said defendants for
two hundred aud atty dollars for part of the pur
chase money, du4 November !, 1885, that said note
is due and portion oft unpaid. ami tlat he has n
lien ON said use ard lot for the pay eut of s.iI
note In said petition pllntif prays that he may
against said defen !auts the baacce due said
note amounting to two hundred and thirtyseven ard
sixteen one-hundredhs dollars (8237 i6 and interest
from May &, i6j9, and in default of payment of same
th. said Cyr H. Streator is notified that he is requir
ei to appear and answer sail petition on or before
the third Saturday after the 9th day of January next
.. SILAS BARNES,
Ely P. &. Conunt, Att'y.
November 90, lS6G-6w
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TaiIorimlIg.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
i the citizens of Ravenna ard surrounding conn.
tfy thathe has removed his Tailoring establishnien
to his residence on Sycamore street, few rods from
ed to make up garments in the most fashionable and
durable manner, and atprices suited TO the times-
BY superior work, he VIII endeAvor to merit con.
AprflIo. Ieeo-1Y IL. WALKlR
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wirianp sarsaparilla is 81 bottle, six tor s
To Persons out Of Employment.

CENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
IA ERIE SEWING MACHlEE.-We will gite q
and expenses paid. This is a new Macaine, and 90
simple in its construction that chili OF 10 years can
learn to operate 1t by half hours Instruction
is eoual 20 any Family Sewing Machine in nse, and
tie pres IL but Fifteen Dollars. Persons wishing -
agency win address J.ik.B0fbAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing MachiRe Company.
November 81, lH60-6w Milan, Ohio.
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HOLIDAY GooDs. The shelves and coun.
ters Of the Ravenna Book Store are now la
den with Holiday Goods of every descrip,
tion. Books suited to various tastes, from
the plaintive little story of Jenny Wren"
to the mag gniicently bound Annual or Keep.
sake. can be found there ia as good an as.
sortnent and at az low prices as in Cleve-
land. The latest new books, in the depart
ment of fiction, poetry, history and the sci
ences, are always Eecei5ed 20 soon as pub
lished, and we are glad to notice lhst an
unusually large supply o. books of sub-
stsnsial and permanent value has been set
before purchasers as Holiday Goods. Toys.
games, srd othor jimcracks, and od!itis 80
which go to make up rendt zyous for SaDta
Ciaus, eau be- 'ouEd there 10 the greatest
abundance.
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TOYS,
and other item. suitable for present, for every Ono
DIARIES, DIARIES, DIARIES

The Diary tr1de every yesr extends among
those who are new beginners in the valuable
practice of keeping a careful Daily Memo
runda, while people who have kept Diaries
for years ate the more unxilus to continue
the custom. A lsrge and desirable assert.
ment of every q, style and price may be
found at the
e AV n N A Q o.oK sToR z ..
nnc6uhpr I,CO
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FNnvsd htmyis, Eisf.tte.


williams Sarsnp aud otas'a s the best puri'
Ger OF the 6lood-ls ap.ly termed health rost"r.r.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
TINE TABLE
conNrrc1na MONDAY. Norrnprn 0o 1asO.

Trains leave RaVenna as foIlowss
GOING NORTH. a,<
Mall, S.lo A. NJ Arrive at Cleveland, T.40 a. n.
Accom-, s.2eA.H. g 1880 IN.
express, o.ll p. 7.3o p. 4.
GOING SOUTH.
Mall, n.0O A. n. Arrive at Pittsburgh, 400 p: n.
4" +" Wheeling, 6.aO ?. 4.
Express, 1000 Pm. " Pittsburgh, $40 4. n.
t" Wheeling, 6.25 A. n,
RETURNING.
Leave Cleveland, s.40 A. n. AIS p NJ and e.4sP NJ
:. Pittsburgh, I.4O I" I.4O {"
+" Wheeling, 1850 1" $50
J.E. MCCULLOUGH, PreSt.
n. MYERS, General Ticket Agent.
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Syphiite Disorders cured by williams Safsapa-
rR and Iode Of Potassa.
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ANOTHER Lance Pic. -Lsst week we
stated the fact that Mr.. EyERETT, Of Roots
town, had killed pig, weighing s2l4 lbs,
which was few days less than nine months
old. This was Q good weight, aud it was
supposed could not be beaten. Mr.. H1EMAN
Of this village, killed pig last week. which
was few dsys over nine months old,
weighing SoS pounds! He also took y
eallons Of tried lard oHt of the Leaf. Mr..
Eyerett's pig will, of course, "knock under"
to Mr.. Hiumss's pig, and any Of our readers
who muy have shelter" pig than that OF
Mr.. H., will undoubtedly give US the facts.
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Chronic Ulcers and letter can be c1red by Will
Ii ans, SarsanRrl In.
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AgriCuItural Meeting.

WilliaAs' sarsapar.lla3is for sale BY Curtis Hat
and Charles +. Swift, RaveHna.
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News from ETavana.

AgEIyAI OF THE CAHAwBA-REPcKTED CAPTURE or
A SLAVE STBAMBR-THE BARK wifDFIRZ STOLEN
AND REC ArruRED-MARKETs, ETC, ETC.
ina steaxashAp CAhavba J. ". Smith, commander iron
New Orleans and Hsvaua arrived here yesterday At
O'Clock p H., four days from Havana ne Cshawbs In
New Orleans at eight A. NJ on the 25h ult, reaching HA
the 2Tth, At two T. n from whence she took her
departure for this port al one r. n on the :slh.
The local news OF Havana Ia devoid OF interest. Tia
health OF the city had greatly Improved
twas reported 10 Havana that the United s.atss
Crusader, Captain Naths, had captured few dAyS
since, the coast OF Cuba, steamer engaged in N
lave trade that the SLAYER had succeeded isndlag
PORTION Of the negroes before beng taken. Further
particulars could not be learned.
There report that tho bark wIdhre "a slave
prze anchor In the harbor Of Key West had been stolen
from her anchorage b. the Captain Paiien) who
vent OF with the wanderer como time since from sa-
ynnpsh. lie assisted b. crew which he picked up
at Key Vert party G, wreoSefs, armed with ri1ss,
&C started in pursuit, ard sucoccdSi in capturing the
prise. and returning With her 10 Key west.
The sugar market IS reported little better. No L.
81 tos reals r.. ar-otc; STOCK hand at Havana ana
Ea;anzas, 900 boxes Molasscs-So sales reported
F-cighs--yesses oontnge in demand and rates ieoding
upwards.
Exchange London, 60 days, Is < 20 Is1 Ns~ York
do. 9 TO A. Nsv Orleans. ssor, sight, sistot.
The steamship lie soto, Caf,aia Johnson, hence eiss
arrived a, the 26,h len Cor New oreaas
at go r. NJ on the 9Th uit
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The steamship Ksrnak, Captain Brownlcss, arrived
e; this port yesterday morning from Nassau. P with
dates to August IS, the dAy Of be- sailing.
she brings TO news Of Importance
The anniversary OF Emancipation was celebrated With
great rejoicing on Augrst1
The captain and mate OF the s!ayer wrecked oa Iaa-
yards Cay bstwcea Absoo and tie Hoe 10 the Wan.
were examined ard committed t prison. with ie rest Of
the crew. 70 take their trial before the General Term IN
October The captain, who gives his name as Smith and
Is apparently either English American, sags be took
charge vessel the death Of the captain proper
who died when the vessel three days out 1t Ous
Of the crew, scotchman died Of fever q, Nasal rns
re maiuder are In iRil,
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speech or Hon. A. II. stephens.

Arorsra, "a sept i, $50.
Al immense audience o. ladies and reusemeu assem-
bled q: the City Hal Pax &c day to hear Hon A H.
S;ephsas speak.
NJ. Stephens said be appeared reluctantly before the
people, and oay id because could refuse the
vtai!on OF his cid constituents The sgrs o. the times
por,ena evil Everything seems tending 10 national dis
r-p.oa and general anarchy Whether tbs tendency was
'to be arrested dereaded tho vr.re Intelligence aud
patriotism or the people O. ~ PARTS or the country
4 the presen. GREAT crss He WIS r rouSss and Jchr
son. the regular nominees. Whether pcugas received
two thirds Of the electoral vote net according 10 the
vsge OF the party be received the two thirds vct a the
6crvcat.ou The two thirds rule adopted upor par
ilanea,s-y eadeEstandlas such provided by the
consultation &c ress a law ove- the veto O. the
President. Aay other obstruction Il lmprac:icaelc
whether poagi1 &C, two hCadyed aaa twelve
votes as asserted q oae SIDE, or one hun.
dred aad hfy.icrr, as alleged, CT tho other, be
o1s ~ received more than two thirds vote afer the
secede,s left re (Stcpheas supported the ticket be
cause the candidates supported the time honored
Platform ., non ibs,vsnio2 NE only prss,as Which
Dcuga the eeoeders that he refused TO that
the dlty q Congress DO what they would not do
congress 10 ra,s Ass to protect slavery 10 TIC Terri
torres; henoe tEey orpose bin AID resEse 70
decade ISas.. araS. the easrsc thu, b. would cot
Weld te the decision a. tic Supreme Court tod said that
Dug agreed III cry rrncipe decided 10 the pref
Scott tut aso inested that he pc'' how far Ter
rllc,a legislature might regulate slavery
bad not been decided No case In diving tbs principle
lad beta before the Court The p,etiou Of Doug In
that q rerfcci equality b.wecu the citizens Of all the
state@ viii respect 10 &c rights q person and pro
pery. NJ IVug.ss believed TIA, Territorial Legs.
lature might, By sysien q lass. virtually
cxclude slavery g. stephens, offered with Mr. recg
las tbs roni, tut matter 0, no vital essen
Ia Importance, the majority OF the people Of
Territory exposed slavery would not 90 there lie
injury 70 toe South resulting fr m Il. he believed
eavtry I'll 70 TIE .<ert u tie capacity - IT, and that
law n Congress or Territorial Ic-sature extend
- beyond this lie dsvt agvn the lnon and the I'm
rorfaacs of preserving was tho bcst government O.
the world that had ever bcon established.
| II fails stall see M like
aghn. lie called on the patriots ~ all sections
10 un nc Tie UG'on had enemies a, the North
and sSuth bu; he (S,sph ns) ~ps pet Of them. He
knew " RrtcS inT'6gcs ability and patriotism and he
would lave sustained hsc nc bcca mated by the
Democratic Convention tut his present position divides
tho party and increases the chances Of the republican
cand faic. lie did not regard NJ. Brock nFidc dis
unionifi bit bis running eudangcrs tho Unscn aovith
standing ssd be lbs no chance q az election before the
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