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, 1860-08-21
Chicago St. LoutA und lie Iowa
Trade,


About y ycAr sirce We wc.e in the st:,.c nj
Iowa. say 40 miles hy rlvtr north nf st. Ioui..
IN the midst Of ibe lacst ,,nls!ic wheat r1o,,c
INK rrg4on Of tue Gfeat West There we found
Chicago merchants ew"rmir:: thick snd scour
ing re country 10 buy up ali the w1lsa; .i..y
could: III. during the entirn tva:on Of har.
vtst'ng and ceiling. CITY tnc st. L,nis m-rch1nt
appeared thur - push lis Trade among tie
people. 11e was member af the then .aistir.r
house Of Il. II. Fu.khuuscr l. Co., iwlose tt..
"11rsse by ihr Why has 1adc 1hem 1lcll,) Tho
strange ncGl<ct uf th:ir inter. sts ty tf,e ~
Louis mtrci'ants WAS 1na:scr OF conversation.
surprise, aad cvea Of regret with the Iowa lar
n,ers and merchants. Ne were cvn.tantIr
asked: :" Why don't you st. Louis MERCHANTS
come uI' among Us, ret acquainted. n,.d es,ab.
l'si, close business relations with ns:''
but the superior acsiri1y ot sEe Chicago tuy-
e5s, absorted tho whole trade Of that portion If
lo%a' lor the city Of Chicago. How could it bc
oth:r*lse. "hen ,he grain Iuye7 wa:,e,l On them
Ut their doors. and bought their crcps wi,Lrut
euolecHng thcm 10 one cent Of cost in maxim,
ine Sale; Gan we expect farmers to shin w:cr:
hnnareds Ct miles 10 strupgers in ST, Ioui, In
eeil Tor the'n or that tiey iii be Il, tie e1pc.s
oa o. 'lah 10 . 2.: Louis in person to sel their
crops, when they can do 50 nuch better hr be.
ing waited ca ut llou.e by Cticu:o buiers,
There was another point gained by these Ch;,..
10 merchants: b5 keeping their ucents in H..
country buying and shipping. the receipts fsr
s4le5 ulAe OF tae What In Cfcac @ vi re irn,na
dsately returned to she country ani re invested
IN the ss:Ec Why; and SO Il very sm.1l capi,a,
"as uaAce to d. 4 gtry hc4vy business tfr III
en1erprizing owner. How nuany merchants in
st. Louis are IT work III this active aud en,cr.
p!1sing maaner, trying to make their capital
yield them big returusg Is 1t not pe,fectIv
c'ear that if 81. Louis mcrchan.R were net main
Is "oid fog,es''-,f thcy had one ,i,Le ol th.
real enterprise hat modern merchant ouvht
10 hare and must hive, ii he would succeed |
against tue competition Of otLer cities-our
3reat Levee would te oserlowing wish the yust |
productions that encurnber the titlus and thai
well the channels OF communication lending to |
;!.rcinnati ind Chicago! TLe trade Of ihc
y ssi used to be obliged to come 10 st, Louis.
here were only two modes Of csrrixv. then
y wagon und by waller. Corn ard wieat could
ot be wagoned to market. 1t had to corue by
rater, and the rivers, By necessity, brought us
ruin to ST. Louis. In those days, st. Louis
nd monopoly and grew apace, and our mer-
hants grew too dignihed to advertisc v bat tbey
'1shed to Sell. or TO send abroad for Whist thay
esired to buy. 1t IL alt changed now. Rail
oads run % the grain, Instead Of bripeiug it
~; and where u man sells his grain. there le
u buy hia supplies. No Jarmer can ui1ord to
eep we merchanta-one to buy his crops.
nofher to sen his goods f0'
, 1860-08-21


... fArIE- July =.
AZ r!tseht c,etytl:zg is falling in.o CONN.
sion. R:1 the N.;.;.!.taE*, wio iii! ,:tr.r !.
sth'n1 sor 1hculsc:tes, ere SHOUTING out ~
,oaats u; 1hcs cu,s 1oE GAriLadi u.i Victor
Emnrurf. 1t ia The old s,ory ef tc w,,,'',. o. =.
and Hercules, nad Ii thes 10 On sl."ntur to Mi
their terrestrial gods, and tetIs- to n.uk. tL.
btht ot such 21cs us ate offered to them ,}n
end VIII te that they will fall dccter into 1hc
m1re. Ny rcnA1k. assu1ra THAT LIZ cou.,i,ut;o,,
ana ls'e league, and The Independence Of thc
A1ogdom ".nid be the best arrangement. that
could ~ a4op!s'. 1le question Of dynasty is
o1stlnct from II. and If Francis IL. Htr.. fo;,,d
to he Incompatible with the pro:r,ss Of Ike
Coosti.utlon, 1t would he As cotnrlete II ruuruu
y OF 1l'c Interests Of the country, and an tasier
and more satisfactory solution, md much ,no,,
likely to a&and, TO pl4cc nemb.r ef the liou,r
OF o. o*so5 on tie throne. Amadeo Ferdinando
Mar'a, tiic second sou tf |il.orio Eu,muuu.;..
Will Lc sixteen years old OH lht :;0h ~ ill.,
nc%t- lie would bc q n;iu1r, it Ii true t,nt IT.,
Ee9ency wGuld he Alo1t- such an ,rrsncn-
n'tnt would tim tue ranks Of thu ANN ra,;nn.
ISIS very much, and sare I'll. couniry from, TT,
sure evils Of gFeat magnitude, Which would. /
I'm IN persuaded, he tue conteqnttce Of anne1a.
HsE. al I1eseat Aoc!etJ lG III u coin,,lcic st.t,.
oi dissolution. IN onu place til. cIvr,v h..I
ihe re- ct'ou-'n another sercral Of the rreu,
'a;nlilea ot the ncslhborhood; and in unntf ~
place the military. Of course these d;s.n,1,'
a"ccs arc &. morally attributed to direct inIuea.
ee7 f:o1n the Court, for people here do ,,t,t
Faa,e TO conh'der that where there is fr.cdoIu
oi hcuEht tl1Ec n i'll bc two PIT ties, uud wlcre
on' has sut[eicd rn,ch, and the o.ller L4s rrcut
tn1crss Sta At stake, there must b. OF necrs.Itx -
1e&Eiul s;r"ege Ind reac,onarv efforts. a.
present there Is q slight 4ulI, but whether this
Is N inaie.',on Of IN approve I'M; ntor.a, or Of
EFaaoa! settling doan into something fixed
ami ec1tAin, n fes days i'll determine. i hnye
not hes! j Of any more resiknations on the mr.,
Of tie officers Ia the service OF his Mair.ty md
ti'ose who have Resigned, d4d 20, Believe. in
st't fiis: INSTANCE, to arotd herg Kent 10 Sicily.
sud t':ing compelled to light against their ital.
ian httihr4n
, 1860-08-21

Z.
IS1xctta ANY CO. Va. August :, i~eQ,
IND It. very difficult to t!tcl1-r the coulr|i
mebtasy invitation OF yours Of tho 18th u.t
received within the last few days. nouid prt.'
fer Boston nnd Fancual Hall in Boston to Inv
other s'and point to s2ssk from IN The Uoi,c1
states, on the topics especially Of these da,t
,'fnes. hut Il Is Impossible. domestic duties
onl'aieg ord illness together, forbid 1n- to fern
any c1.'1e ments that will require additional
iaoorS or nay abstEcc from home tar u,a:;
months to come. shall give to tic l-cek;p.
mage Anu Lane ticket all my support. do not
agree win thcse notIicees in tou1c csscnti.
pafGcnla1s, aad Certainly 10 not ubscribe 10 tie
platform IN two respects OIL which tliev u:e
placed by their nomination; but their trinmnt
will be the triumph of tho vital doc,rre of nrn'
lection 10 persons and property in lie coutnon
territories ot the United States. That Is rhs
'ssue Z! this contest, whether protection. ere.
y Where, to oil alike, shall preyal acaitsr this
enascui4t1ng theory Of non.lutel vsn;'on.
Nothing could be bluer than the federalism of
this ron Intervention doctrine, And dces il
ieave slave property a'one ii tue mercy Of fed
eral power concentrated ultimatey in an exac.
utlTe? No; lands, too, arc 1t its msrcyl Whit
else. who else, won't stop tn enumeru:c, For
one, viii never quietly submit to it. The issue
eoDlttls me to side with the ticket of your
choice. God grant that our efforts be not in
Falo. l lear they will bs-tsat Black Republi-
can'hm ID to triumph ia the coming election.
Il 30, mean tot one 10 abide bY und in Tia
Y nsou ; to fight in it, not out Of it-ail in .ay-
nK the country aad its constitution but not to
submit one moment, ur to concede onr air c,e
item, TO triumph Which will degrade ma and
nine 9. in this eonfederacy Of FREQ and equal
7"~eS' NKNnY A. Wfsx.
, 1860-08-21


10 my L'1d Arch5ifk2p If tH1mn,y:
l ls,n<crelE. thank .our (; ace tor lce counsel
'*.lcll yaa Aave bcca willing to give mr, before
crowning the set Of separation which $Eali iii.
IN end to our Official Feution1 ! .haIt s,u6r
IN profit by them, aol 70 much the more VI ling
" us haze ro pleasure in persecution, an.l ~,
IN 20 why inclined tn arenge myself Of tl,t IN.
norauce@ ~o% made ~ infer in 1ny ycul1, ly
certain rrics.s w.lu inv&krd the secular art, to
c''"r+I RE to fo'1o' their doctrines and mt in
Practice their prtcel1t7. But inuan,uc!I Us vssr
Grace ~ pleased 10 lake intcrt st in the pe ace
of the Church in The Sla!gs Fl lis Nsi..ty. /
shall bc told t.ou.! tn cEtr,'nt ,uu to ntud q,
teur part u !it,1e advice to those cuuat, ,our
co!ietgues in s!tr E,:scopacy who raisc item
sslsas i IN Open Revolt against the government ..
'l'elr country. who ic:lae to acknowledge the
sovereign whom tue country h4d udo;tcd. who
encourage rehclIioc, keep correspondence viii.
LIS iore':n eclnits, and SEEK to excite disorder
IN the interior. The government reept cts thu.
Chu1cl, bnt ii any OF tcc me3,bers Of Tie clrr.
~, be they even bishops. 4zchhis!,ops, q. cardi.
nhlr. violate the laws and openly Show m m
sultlng contempt Tor the King and The ios,itu.
tioa-, We arc 1esolved 10 inToke against f,u.n
.lr @pplic4titn ot The lanE, eycn thoupl, w.
thon'd rass f"r p.rsecutnrs in the eyes ot thu;
party which breaches tn1erAiiou onlv " hen t,.
cannut put iu Practice tl,e maxit1s in yir,ue nr
which the chIli Mo1tara was wfenclcd frun, th..
arms nj LIS parents, Antt lhr Msdiai were driycn
IL exile iro1n tit If corrtr-. innre tic boror
II be, dc. C,voun
, 1860-08-21

The following l'ithy correspondence has pass.
cd be,wesa Count Cayous, tie Sa.dilian Minis
t.r "f Foreign Affairs, au.l the Archbishop Of
Cha'nbcry, oae ef the s.es Alicnated from the
>a7diutaa crown By the annexation o! s'asus to
France. The archbishop certainly did net
,'.ke 1nucl. by his motiou:
int ARCHBISHOP TO c,rxr cArcrR,
CHAMBERS. July II. lsu.
T'my Lcr.i Count G1t5ur, Hiui<t.r of Fr<tgn
-iJd;rx:
sir CoUkr ] cast once more Iook "a the
Slatts Of III, King before separating mykell
from 1hr,a. sCs, vita profound gricf, the Ie-
!'slous persecution when il every day becom-
lug more into}er mt throuKhcut ii! ftAly--a per-
secutlon which j. AS cruel tar tho>c who suf].r
j: II it is degrading and d:shonorable for those
vino excite II. i:eicre our separation, I allow
snyk''t nsain to Give you advice, which would
make It ce*se in a ttw days il you would Con.
c.nf1ucd the Spiritual with tile temporal leave
the priests free 10 the Church und the sncristy !:
nerer ask of them what il contrary to tltci:
conVlcilon; leave to aaem the ch2rge Of pray
ing, OF celebrating 1nuss, Of in~.ruc,iu: lie
faithful, aEd Of administering til: sacrulurnts; !;
ao not 1orce tht:1n " be present at .ou7 nru ;.
TORS; ask neither Il D,ums nor tic b;css;u. .f
your baraezs; gnrtrn without them, and allow
tsI'ni to pray wlthout you; respect the sarct,1-
Ary of ccnscicuces; fc1ctd prayers are neither
pruhta5. u: fore God ror honor able before men,
This II, iii my opinion, simple nnd easy means
ri living in peace ith the Church, i h+ ror.
croment and the Church alike viii profit by it.
have the honor tc Ire, With due cnns idera
:!on. nls l.oTd Count, your uost humble :.nd
'oedlrit servant, ALE5:Io.
Archbishop Of Chanb.1y.
, 1860-08-21


CLAE Corx7r. August 18th. l:(r.
Glorious prospects a:c banning on us: Egypt
is 1edecmizg her character: Yu:e., L3r+jry,
Fuller. SFcct and oli,2ls Ere xrrting mighty ill.,
aueuces in shaking the ,nanaci,s cG the CALLED
limbs Of oppressed Democracy. Our S:lllunt
and noble Yates na,cles as II tFia,rphnl Er-
my, with bnnncre, Among the enthusiastic mut.
titudes. Clay, JASPER, Cumberland und Estin:-.-
lam, in all Of wI1ch but lew votes for Fre,nu,,
were cast in 1856. will, on next November, roll
uo their thousands for 1iucoln anil Y.l:ts. The
yeomanrv are all aroused. Free hu::.cs ~: lit.
hon.less, irGe T. rri:oricf, un.i tlle NECESSITIES
of general reform nt all Democratic m.srule
"re arcus'nE il.e mountain waves Of tie It pu-
Jar sea- such demonstrations lever hare been
Witnessed Es:otr ia this cnun,ry in fas.r of TIE
right. Thousands cf frtr men sw, Il ,in multi
'u1es from time lsnc that VAT tn cur csa,-
rion. Richard fatcs, from whore eloquent li:,4
hre portrayed III living light the grandeur :sn.,
greatness Of the Republican policy. IT,: tho
paii IT II on DnsLHrEE.
, 1860-08-21

:, ~ nos'n ~ Mon::a: the stear. .loop of-x,r
hF'tk.sa !e!t Il4mHts ku4.S. h-ar,nr ti,a
e't;t"'s>f ion directed bs tnnArtss to sur,sr ,hc
i'fooF5 ;'a'i Ecw r:.llraa rnutc, contracted ,or
=: ~ :1e Secrr.4rs Vi III: Navy with Ambrose "
I::tll'sou. Essl. v
:ne commission c2asi,ts Of Cunt, +. w
EuEse, U. -: ~. ~ catn:1aa3e.; 1.ieu:. Mor,on
iid his As>lslGuts arc charged. " it'll The tor n.
4s1F''icai ansi railroad survey: Lieut.. Jrtl.,s
Mnh lte hy''1c@r-rlical st1r,ey a,l., charts nj
she !ta' h'rs, 11'd br. 1chn Evans III rsolo.iss
A:ln'cse 1honli'so1 Jr., aac4rnr.,lie* It @ crr,.
'sS''is i"rei'reaeatl l'l father Interest and II,
~ NC E'a:''c+- tits young xe,ti. man },as
a'r'AaF distinguish. d himself br his ability. rn-
dnsA''es, ani energy in DISCOVERING u hitbert,
~ lass through tn. Core iileras, a.,l cnt
ii!;t, Ills war through :Le mountains :ftrr ii,
exhausted '''"'''
>, ne SECRETARY Il! the Nary was sariz eli by tIt
'Fss'aeu! II organ se this conlniS,,nu fronl tt..
a!:tst men .! TIE @:my aCd tic nayy-,nrn
" nose AliI.is tn1 Integrity should be u warrant
It lie '1ifh'nlLc-s VI the reports to be made 4,
2nEress, u better corps could not have hr,n
selected by the Secretary fer these important
Iht chiefs and assistants number about twe-.
y Willie The whole 1orcc, including a1 and ma
cheitetaen, carriers ani laburers, when assrIn.
Mel on the ground, vii! number, probably. on.
Tue work is to bc accomplished in tbrec
n'onilI:, and the reports Made to Congress ct the
next tes:loa.
G'cat intcres: is manifested ia this exnlo-a.
ion especially in vicw Of the fact TINT the route
i established, vii. 1urn the chief portion OF ths
comntrce Of Asi. to the United States Uu1h,
7agton E11Hkttutlu IL,
, 1860-08-21
FLAG PRESENTATION.

Correspondence It tlr Press Iii, IT 1,a: 81
tE,'Aa'. ILL.,. ius. I'LL. Ism.
Last evening WIS Il riur'oa+ ard enco"'a .iu.
time for 1lepublicaaism, a7l especially f.r Cr-
bana Wide Awakes. Tic bsys were cut in full
rig, with lamps brightly burning. They cine
together on the street, marching to tit Semi
nary groun3s, there going through short drill,
showing themselves we'll trained 10 thas part ot
their duties. \. TIC grounds ta+re h2l ,;ea
platform previously rrepa' I'D, ti.c1-ated with
al arch Of green hoshhs trimmed with flowers,
FROM which, WAS 10 b. prc*tated heau'i:ui flag
IRON ;he Republican ia'iies to the ur' ,na Wide
Aw2kes. Alter the march nun drill, Ills coin.
,'auy IVES brought up before tile tta:si, aud
making al Appearai ce that WI, .I1.,:re,l By I'll
sptctatur:, If whom were snme Tour .r i've
hundred prckeat, 1nd on sh2rt notice !. licl on
iy appeared IN The C:1io.. about noon estr rjaY.
The aa@ ~as pseecnstd by Mis-, E;:ns oa the
part OF the Republican latlies Of Urbaaa, in u
ntc: and appropriate speech, which wa, elc-
4uent!s re>pons:. lo By Captain 6. ". Fisnr.
Then came speeches from ID. =. t'1anl.l1, vi
the C"i2n. J. D. Cunningham and Dr. Z. A.
Thompson, with long a:,d loud chcefs f5r ti,r
Republican ladies' md i5r the speakers and
Captain Flynn.
AT the close o: tic proceedings. tie Wide
AwaEes escorted Misa Enos to i.er noln:, III .al.
LINT style, anl bid her gund night, with three
rousing chrery.
Surh arn the tiY.1.c j.; !, .,;;-,.i - II
, 1860-08-21


MAscnrszzu, 8',en.. Aug. 1itl., 1.6l.
We we.c, las: evening, favored viii: Tie priv
legc Of attending large and c.sth:ri:stic Re-
publican meeting ut Ills place. The nce,i1g
WIS addressed by the H,u- II. Ii. viz, Of La
po:te, Indiana. Mr.. Weir spoke FIR :4btnt Two
hours, keeping tile entire aud;eacc cic!:..:Led
BY lis c;cquenc.- Ils is young maj, bu: lis
abilities fur strong aud impressive ar.uE,eat,
and powers TO excite. are seldom 4ur?ssscd.
II 1lade Il iotc:b:e impression upon Lia andi.
..ncr, Which will tell at tn: coming e';c:iou.
Throughout tile whole s9ctch, lllc utmost en-
thusiasn prevailed. There nrt IL large lumber
Of German voters in this county, who have hire
,otore votetl the Democratic licsts, tut ure ,,.,~
j9ining the Republican, RINK. hg sc3rts. Tie
bal! il really in motiuc, AMI VII expect to Send
M from this county m-jarit; ei.;., hun
.lssed ior Honest Old Abe. W.sn1ESAws,
r. 5. Since wr;'iHt; ,hc .:'.e7e, have IL" u i::-
formed tint Mr. Weir has pro1:.1>cd tn tddres 5
tile Republicans at Adri4n, a:!d Ann -Aibcr. l'c
will meet with VAIN reception. ".
, 1860-08-21
NcaroJFtAn s,utragtH OH the FropeYtv
OF an American.

1he London 14ta<s' Messina correspondent,
writing uuier duie Of July o.. IT. ~:
Tnis morning tho wLolc of ;hr cavalry. in.
c!udioE the lancers, with the light infantry.
sharp shooters and Kendarmcrie we're e,ubarl.
Cd ou b9ard h:eatners which were lying ready
for tl!em, nId we're conveyed to Yi;l4 san Gio.
,van1'i. Which is opposite MESSING, on the Gala.
h1ta1 coa.t: The soldiers oi tee iioe we're sub
seqaea1jy shipped to Reggie: THUS these rob.
bers Of robbers are eons Is tile greatest bless
iag that ever happened to Mc.zins; as since
l3'ey have been quArtered III this neishborhood
uep have con'1n,tted rayages unspeakable. a.
sotn as they landed they entered The garden Of
Mr. Morgan, the American Consul, and helped
themselves 70 It's products. Mr. AorKau CON-
plainsd to The ot1icers, who esused tic deliu.
quents to be picked Out and they were seuteno.
ed 70 tho oas'inedo. For this purpose th.y
we're brought 70 Savetor del Greci; but u soo1
as the picket turned out into lie court ys,d to
e e1eSute the sentence. The whole ma1s Of lie
soldiers declared that on Ito first blow the1
.ould shoot every ofioer. The officer. Ters
therefore obliged 10 sci the there's Ut lbertvs
i1ls u just sample Of how the whole Neapofi.
'"n army IL At present situated.
, 1860-08-21

The Columbus {Ohio) F1ts. tn. o,a -o,;o
pie Fillmore organ, whose editor fJol,n ,:aerr
helped no1nlnu.e Bell, and ia, il we are moi n;.!'
taken, one Of the national committee Of that
party, has now run up the BreckinridQe tisr
and goEein for the fight under it,
, 1860-08-21
FORMAL DEDICATION,
Thursday, Aug. 20th, 1850, 3 P, III
OBLIGATORY ADDRE>S
Kew Robert III. Clark~olf, u Il.
II an'"ert to reIeat'l inquiries. ilc .n'l.wins IT

In an'wer to reIeas.rl inquiries. lie .nl.wn. se.
briefly subnxtcd:
1.-The Company Is t1nY incas' r.tr. u.. II a., sd.
Cemetery status Of this gtatn The ull1s.. as. r.. t..
annually ~ tia lot "~n+r.. Tie pre>vn. n.rcct,.,
s'ss OF W. II. 0c"xS. Es4.. H. II <u.1~s. III, A.
w. sA"'M+ t;zo. +. L. Hss.r. tth. At,,., ,;+r.-
'ure'. anu rno4As u. 1'HrAH. = President, The .
ira Lid cut and 4pEnsel under lie ecup. ri af wx>.
"fA' E+1- shs eminent Landscape Ua.tr1vr II pa...
phla. ty swain ElLso~ OF thi, e,,v
7-Ihr title Il unineumhrc,s, s!nr., AID ,,-,5,,. b..
ii. eat rom tho Untxi stAt,a c,v+,,,,, ,h,,,,. 1
''o"c'ns'H -"d httr'. t" Tho1 i. Bryan. who VIII, H.
eAse'. ave full Warraatts p-ed.. IN. ln thv v;. -,
division. 4" RECORDED to %maln forev Cruw{.,r
trsnr'"z IL t" The Lot owner. In p.,pe:ul,v,
'-'As natural Typography nt thu sruuul, il sJns''
hy al to be Peculiarly be4unul-,ts v.sth. u.,,u,:
and the grove Of old trees Nv, the en,,c wk,1vt,,u M
Ink suggested the name os "GeAsE.Ax.~ The ,:..,,
1"eafa, te"r4msne~i onsy In Aps!l Ls,l .,.,s tm,n
~*ls"5- It II deslxn<d make hc tens,.,v The ", a.
hum Of i.e West
t.-TAs entrance t"ih q nccry /. IN tse t;re-a H..
l:'a' ab"Ht one m!'s and salf b+s.. tc r;n, wh,,
eAe Lake View HoaI dv&ssea fsom IT, .u ,.,,. 4 . I've,
nles nearcr the City than thjtssndco s,.,,a.
6.-Tae Prize Of Lots IA ony ul,tut ".e t.u.. ott.
demanded for l.k. sized I.,t. In Ea-,.,n c.,,, ,.
shown by thu ssa!s ta the ntnce.
s-Tts f''o~ins Report fran The Surveyors r..y1.
Issf:
'"'' 'a3eh 's1+is ssef The sa1f:4e u. t,,:.,. ,
cemetery. aod dnd the nlnmum l.t III tn H., r. ,.., .
tne n'A1ln"m leisht to b. y .hvvs the p,e.~.
o' "atef IN Lake Msch'ean; mrs. Ut :,e c1.., ,,,.
over y feet above. which !. tlmr1 tl. u,.,a, .
s'ases (siknea}
bANUEL $. GnEE,Ey,}
EDACSp n1xuY. sa'vev''-,
Auxust, 7rd. ls79.-
'.-'"aoFs I" the Cemetery arc n aueste,t Il, kc.no.
~alks aad to drtva vehicles only On ,l.~ ,..o., ,
reals,
TH0s. Il. BRYAN, Pte.1.,.,>
'' e"'~ ~" opr"<lte Tho C"urt Ho...
I'M Il TABLE,
An OMNIBUS I. run to the cemr,.rv
e u tnut:i l.. lis,-
~ e'''''f'' Connecting ~;:t> ii. l,o,,. ,:,,,.,
e4''' which ''@'e North water .t.e,...
A'"., 2.ao p. m., .na5p
''e'''a'hf' 'a' onn'ea. 'sav.s tn. c*n..,ra
81" H. II, II H.. and 4coru
- fnfooxh rsctesa sold By Ctudue.or. r..
hu8-s3<1riml
, 1860-08-21
CHICAGO,

.>frhf. MI st'hom-s--TA< Hrat" and LHm1fr
Trnd<---fsxrmA"snrs Of Ch9f~E0]s @sFuA-
vfvtIu--Laad Impairment offhs ~. &. ~.
H.--Th, chicago ymHnstxm---H1ta 1tas Ihe
EnH{rx Thought ar IT.
, 1860-08-21
3;1ress 4 Griib1t11e:
ti.; DIE. G.

TUESDAY, 49,
~; D"s4s G
...r,e -.as:.
uouE"' i. l.a. liu d>ts 1o: caro-
whether s'n' ry is voted up or voted down.
1iis rcetT;i proves Tia. lie does care.
In 1870 Congress. at;rr mature dcIibcration
and long discussion, "votcd slav,ry down in
MI the territory i,r,t of thi1ty-s;x and hall
degrcea. In 1854, wlpn it bsea,ne apparent
,ha. emigration could no lcns.r be kept from
the territory in which slavery lsrl lpen thus
ipterdicted, Douglas secur.d ,le removal G!
the prohibition. ho was nol willing tint ria.
Eer; *t'5uld stov "s"lel down. He dies
care.
During tho fierce struggle s,'twten the trcc
State ,ncn ef knnsas ard tic I'r.'-slavrry r'-
fans who undertook ,u plant slavery there nj
tue point Of tic 1ayos.ct, Dc'ela> syinlat'lics
were always witt. tho latter. Ills speeches,
reports ard vo:ts I'LL prove that lie aesirt d the
success Of tie slavery pr.rasa1..lis,s and tl''
def 1T aud expulsion Il Ills free S:a'e mei'-
He does care.
In IL spceIh in lilo Scua:r cn tlie 10th ef
May last, ho boas:ei tia, he al l',t'l i'lstEli-
n,eniHl in establishing SLAYER: II: tic: t;rr.tny
tive times the STA IT the State oi New Tc1k.
lie les care.
RI t1e prtd Sco!s decision *l1v.rs is tca3t
the common !aw Of tie llnd, L:s the right :"
cu..r aur Of tile tc1rlrr:s : :lil Is cn.llksl to
the protection II III, tt.;csa' s',. :s11se1:;:
should tic people tl,5reot Object 10 its pres"
once and seek t,ex.wlit. Tie W:cAii! 1ese-
luton, wlicl, douglas endorses iu'is lel!crae-
ocpline tho Eon!inatien 10 the Frta'dency, ar
proyes Of this dcc!sioc and Pledges Ill TIT
branches Of the !e,le::1! government 10 r'"nl!'
II furnish whatever protection slavery may
tivsi1c u,lltr i. lie docs care.
1t the LIST seka;ea ii Ca1.rrss bll ";1%
introduced il il4r Illus: rleaiH:: ,h' !.w
establishing Slay.'y in tie Territory 81
New Mexico. Every Democratic Z Represent
u,iye in Congress from ll.inGis ctl1ir voted IT.
recly acuius1 the bill rair.d'E with ri 'l'
sent Republican, Which WAS just t:c SAN: 1:':s;
They 50 voted u,.Is1 alsicr tr"'n Doas.n'.
Ie does care.
In no soli,ary i:sta1re ". in which vo'et,
Influence OF vote Of us could decide lhc ls5uc:
has be !ai:ed 10 give it promptly, fully and tfte'
II in heLall Ct Slavery. H. CANNOT, with any
show O! truth, pleac even lie negative WHILE
Of indifference. IT,: is actively anu eIcaiy !er
"yo:irg Slay< r. III" Oh al occasions, u;''l.:
all circumstances aLtl evcrywlc:e: ard Toward
M other class If anu il his hasti.;ty so u.l'-
form and 50 i.:yclcrast as it is :.auS. t.ose
whose vote Is alw.ys given il favor q: l'it"
ting Slavery down. Verify lie 'ins care
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-04
Chevaux, MuIets, etc.

Z SOUSsIGNE. cnnau depnis de longues an
IL ne $ pour son experience dams CT tie hranche
importaute de commerce, vi mt dc sc. ablir d'uEe
maniere pnmanente a la P~ointe-CoupGe. pres
du debarcadaire du Ferry ct en- face dc Bayou
Sara. II a eleve en- CIT endreit de spacious s
~ecuries. ct aura CONSIGNMENT snmain grand nom
bre de Mulets ct de Chevaux el YES sur son
haras pres de Lexington tKentucky). Il peut
offrir au cho.x du public les plus b aux an.maax
de race. ailsi que les prodaits croiseS IL S especes
les plus renommGes du Kentucky, pour la taille
ct Ia force.
Auss1: Betas ii corncs Durham ct autre), Mou-
tons Il Tongue laiHe, etc.. race porcin' de pre-
mier choix. SANFORD THOMPSON.
Pointe Coupce. "a decrmhre 1889. IT,