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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-01
Presidents house, evidently delighted with
the imposing proceedings.

Presidents house, evidently delighted with
the imposing proceedings.
It should be in the above stated that the
Japanese did not present uniform appear
ance in their costume, which differed &C.
cording to their respective ranks or posi-.
tions.
Among other army officers present were
Lieutenant General Scott; Generals TOtten,
Jesup, Churchill and johnson; Colonies
Roberts, Thomas, Cook, Craige, Childs,
Taylor; Major Ramsey; and of the navy,
Captains Smith, Shubrick, Buchanan, Tat
nall; and Colonel Harris, of the marine
corps. They were in full dress, and made a
splendid appearance. A French naval Off
Ger was also in the distinguished throng.
In addition to other gentlemen holding high
public positions were Minister Preston and
Assistant Secretary of State Appleton.
The letter accrediting the Japanese Com
missioners to the government of the United
States was unrOlled from large and mag
ni6cent scarlet satin envelope. When the
embassy first retired from the east room it
was for the purpose of bringing with them
the Imperial or principal ambassador, who,
oNSoANioS " IuOit OllquCICC, COulu uOI UC
present at the delivery of the letter accred-
iting them.
The demeanor of the japanese was ex.
ceedingly grave and solemn. Their appear
ance contrasted strangely but impressively
with that of the deeply interested spectators.
During the entire ceremony, whenever the
eyes of Japanese official were raised from
the ground, they were directed to the Presi-
dent, and to his countenance only. So
rigidly was this practice observed that it
seemed that no one of the japanese could
have seen the countenances of those sur
rounding them excepting those of the few
distinguished gentlemen to whom they were
introduced.
Some of the Japanese during the after
noon took an airing in carriages
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-01

LORD NAPIER has written to friend in
Washington expressing his hope that the
Prince of Wales may be invited to visit
some of the fine old estates on James River,
where his Lordship was so Hospitality enter
tanned two or three years ago. On dit
naughty people will talk-that fair friend
of Lord Napier will be the cicerone of the
Prince while in Washington, and that she
has had an attractive wardrobe prepared for
the occasion writes the correspondent of
the Philadelphia Inquirer.)
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-01

A SHORT time ago q married lady, of
South Memphis, Tennessee, returning home
from party late one night, observed bur-
glar in her bedroom, and procuring a re.
volver from the drawer of bureau, fred
it at him. The ball missed the rogue, but
passed in close proximity to the head of her
husband, who was lying asleep on the bed,
under the influence of chloroform admins
tered to him by the thief
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-01

RENDER UNTO CESAR, ETc.-During the
entire session of the Charleston Convention,
we received news from twenty-four to forty
eight hours earlier in the PIONEER AND
DEMoCRor than in any other paper.-Min.
neapoliS Plaindealer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-01

The WIRES HELPING HAND. AT no
moment of difficulty does husband, know
ing his own utter helplessness, draw so close
ly to his wife's side for comfort and assis-
lance as when he wants a button to be sewn
on his rt.collar.-Punch
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-01

Ex-PREsIDENr PIERCE and wife arrived
at New York on the 10th inst, in the
steamship Karnak, from Nassau.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12
BrownviIIe, Mareh .. 80.
Tax Title.

Uriel c. Johnson, Plf. Nemaha OGua ~ 49,
vs.. unct Cgu. - merit
Lot no Is in block no S., ond Juaigll- n
lots no 5 & 6 in block no 81 Nebraska IeLl~"
lot 4 in block Is, lot 2 in YChan'ery
BroK,z 3Ii n Ssm 1nI 10y C5r6 o. To Nay ep,AR'
ty, Nebraska Territory, De- IooV'
PENDANT. sbs
To tho owner CT owners or person or person.
have any interest in the above named propeH!i
wit: Iotno rs in block So, lots 5 3 IN. 9eaA 4,
81, lot four in block %, lot two in block ~
CITY Of Brownvile, IN Nemaha County, NsL-,
Territory, notice is hereby given, that the ~
named plaintiff, Uriel C.JOhns0n, has c0mmslr
notion and fled his petition in this Nemaha VV-s
District Court above named ia the ChanceJ
thereof against the said property fer the Pur IA
recovering to and to quiet the title, in bin, o.
said property, his said suit being founded uP-P
deed given 70 him for the said property y 9I =
T. Rainey on the Ilth day Of Nay. A. d. t@
the Treasurer Of said county Of Nemahn,. iI I,
payment Of the taxes assessed thereon, and -
the third DAY Of May, aforesaid, for that Ih
by him, the said Rainey, to him The SAID no
and that unless they answer, demur, OF plead = a..
said petition on or before the seventh day Oh,
A. ID. 1860, that his said petition WIl DO le|af
true, and that tie prayer Of him, ths said PSF
therein viii be granted by the said court.
JOHNSON & BEDFOhDis
Attest, Attorneys i'fP"
ALLEN BLACKER, District CLERK,
Bv T. w. BEDFORD, DePag.-.
Ordered that the above be published ior 1O
weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser
ALLEN BLACKER, DstnctO4~7
ByT. ". BEDFORD, DepGty.
Marcel 2Q.IS6O.-Sl0 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12

Rob't ". Furnas, lNemaha County District Courtou
vs.. "a JullClai Dl1tlNtJ oDL@'a
J. L. Sharp. litOry, ONsy Term, AID. 1854.
In ChGncery:
The above named deiendents ] / sharp, w ..
notice that the above named plaintiff, RobtW fuile
Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, did on 0HL
the oath Of March, AD 1850, file his petition IN me a'g5
named Nemaha County Dist Court, againsthm 1esL
defendant for the purpose Of recovering ana queAs
title unto him the said plaintiff the said tolo.Is
scTibed property, TO wit Lot No (three) IN 0A1
IS (eighteen) in the City Of Brownville Nemana 0II
Nebraska Territory, as is evidenced By the reoI1lI
Of said place; And for such other relief as ls5.-
plaintiff may be entitled to; the said p-ainih iouI-s
bis said suit against him, the said defendant upolt-s
given BY one r 7 Rainey to him the sad plalhulw
payment OF The taxes assessed on the said lot al4s
Of the said property on the Cd day Of Nay. q D ~.
him the said plaintiff By him the SAID Hamel u,
Treasurer In and Cor the said County IN the namsL
Territory Of Nebraska; Therefore, Jon are neIeyl !.
fed and required 70 plead, answer or demur9
titioR on OF before the 7th day Of May A i, loo0l ~
said plaintiff will take such petition as coniesseh
apply to the said Court for the grantingOf the paw
the said plaintiff in tne said petition, -
JOHNSON K BEDFORD
Attorneys for Plainh'
Attest ALLENBLAcKER, Dist Clerk
By I. ". Bedford, Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing be p~ubIiihedp I "-
secutive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER, DstCIefA
BvT. W. Bedford, DepuV
R-o--ovfrrs Mech % roc0
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12

To Delinquent Tax Payers Of NemaB,
County, Nebraska Territory: You are
notified that I, Jacob Stricken, Treasures
in and for the said County Of .Nemab,
viii offer at Public Sale, and sell in foi
Of the building in which the District COur.
was last held, and in the City Of Brown.
vile, County Seat Of said Nemaha cou1tz
on the first Monday in, being the 9TH day
of, May A. d. 1860, between the hours
of 9 o'clock, A. NJ, and 3 o'clock, P. NJ,
all the Lands and Town Lots situate II
said Nemaha County on which the Taxes.
levied during the year 1859, still remain
due and unpaid ; unless said Taxes uvon.
said Lands and Town Lots be paid DTor
to the time of sale as herein above men.
toned, with interest from the first Of No.
vember, 1859, at the rate Of fifty percent.
per annum.
JACOB STRICKLER,
Treasurer.
Brownville, n. T. April ID, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12
TAX TITLE.
Nemana J0untJ .UEtlet
Robert ". Furnas, Court Of the Second Judi
vs. Seial District, Nebraska ter
E. W Anderson ritory, To Nay Term, A.D
TQc0 -. ,Lro

Nemaha C~0untJDistiet
Robert ". Furnaa Court Of the Second Judi
vs.. SeiaI District, Nebraska ter
E. W. Anderson ritory, To Nay Term, A.D.
1850, in chancery.
The above named defendant, r.. w. Anderson.
will take notice that the above named plaintiff, Roo
ert w. Furnas Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter
ritory. did on to-Wit: on tho Oath day Of March A.D
1850. flo his petition in the above named Esmah
County District Court against him, the said dsfsn-
dant for the purpose Of recovering and quietinz Tie
title unto him the said plaintiff the said following
described property, to wit lot Number 1 in Block
No. Is. in the City Of Brownville, Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory asis evidenced BY the original re-
corded plat Of the said place. ard Tor suoh other
relief as the said plaintiff may be entitled. Tho
said plaintiff founding his said suit against him tho
defendant upon q deed given by one r. ]. Baing
to him the said plaintiff for the payment Of The tax
es assessed upon the said lots, and . sale Of Tho
said property. on the Sd day of Nav. Al D. 1859 %
him the said plaintiff, By him the said Raine7, as the
treasurer in and for the said county, and in tho
name Of the Territory Of Nebraska. Therefore you
are hereby notified and required 10 plead answer
demur to said petition on OF before The Ith day Of
Nay, A. d. 1850, OF the said plaintiff viii take such
petition as confessed, and apply to said COurtbrt9
granting the prayer Of the said plaintiff in tho ad
petition, JOHNSON d BEDFORD,
Attest, Attorneys for Plaintiff
ALLEN BLACzER, District Clerk,
ByT. W. BEDFORD, deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing bo Published fOrlE
consecutive weeks in the Nebnsk Advertiser!
ALLEN BLACKER, Dis. Clark
By 7. W. BEDFORD, Deputy.
BroWnville, March %, 1860. ASH
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12
PROBATE NOTICE.

whereas Conrad Harms, admlnlstIloL o.rnv te'
OF Joshua Randai deceased, late % Nei1Ala 100 C0ur-
made application 20 the Probate OouIt - a tns
to collect the assets Of the said estateal1l"' N9dcsi
and charges charge able against ne ~ ~ of Aprl
hereby given that I have set Brtday me 80 IN BrHn,,
Vile in said county, as the time oE tDg ee-seas inter-
application. when andwhere any ana 49, extensol
esfed may appear and show cause wy
cfvso mser ny hand and Official seal 41sPfgR,
Of March A D 1900. SAA P-obate Judge
March 292tS4 ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12

B1ankSs
OF all kinds, for sale at TINS
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12
Mel Donald Charles

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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12

aOb't ". Furnas, lNemaha County District courtot e,
vs.. ID Judicial District, NebraskaII'
J. l.. Sharp. litOry, tOMay Tern, AID 1917.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-12
Tax Title.

By 7. ". BEDFORD, Deputy.
BroWnville, March %, 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26
COUNCIL MLURRs AKw 81. SeaEPM
E~4 RAILROAD.

The work upon this road is steadily
progressing. Ar. Jones has completed
the grading 70 within One and half miles
Of ths soushaEn Line Of the ooanty, end in
the course Of the next two weeks win b
at or across die line. The work from Pa
oife City n0rthward Is nearly halt sora-
piesad In distance and nora than half sn-
ishsd In work, and the grading Of the en-
tire line from this city to Pacific City
will be completed this fall,
The work, though progressing steadily,
is not going ahead as fast as it might go,
If some of our wealthy men who thus far
have not contributed single dime TO-
wards its Construction, would Now come
forward with the aid which they have
been promising so long. .s
They profess 70 be great friends to rail-
roads, and they say TO Us, eve are a. fast
. friend of this road Is you are;n yet
they never have shown that fsiendahip BY
contributing cent towards iss oonstEao-
tion. II they do aos prove tssir friend
ship by their asts, we shall bsfore long
begin 70 conclude that their professions
are all hspscrsticai, and thai tbsy oniy
desire to kssp On the good side antil The
road il finished, when thar wiA talk
a6out sour road, what . magnificent
thing for the eountrys0s of Couacil
Bluffs had t. labor hard for lis eonstyue-
ton; but tee surmountei ali opposition."
This will hsths kind of talk thaa will come
from these protessed bta do nsahsag
friends Of Ehsroad, when they visit Bal
timors and Charleston and other eastern
cities on . tour Of sslf-aggraudizement.
Les the real friends of the road be of
good cheer. The road srs1 be built, and
il acsa be the first road TO Council Bluffs.
.4lresdy eastern companies are seeking to
get control Of is; bat the company have
thus far, and we hops will continue, TO
avoid all ensangiing alliances. "@
Every farmer can do something to aid
in the construction Of the road, and il
gives US pleasure to be able 70 state chat
several have promised to make donations
TO The company 80 soon as they can real
lie anything from this years crop. This
il righl.~-sslet others no and do hkewise.,'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26


WIN n. - Mp sa1 sdde11ssd il
she psople4 shis y, ~ gnspasz par-
ton 4 kis sins ~ oesapi1 ntryins to
provs tbs. Ihamas JsEsssoa - olAsx
ssEssiy rashars,n recognised the power
~ azistiag aaasr the Constellation Tor
Congress 70 lsgislsse for he Tsrstorise.
Had sAass succeeded IL establishing BIZ
pofns Ne eannos ses what particular a.
rsnAAge - would bars gainad y = -
ws know thss nosxilAsts sains IL M w
Isvs III. oosssrss eza sonsl utlcnally
|lseislsss for she Tsrxitoris, yss hs dcsnas
| II insxpsdiaas sos congress 10 sxsrsiss
that powsr. 81
Not only MsPhsxson snsersaias these
sisws, hut hosts Of other repuhlicxs.s Il.
terrain shsm. This bsiag . fact, ws san-
not see why thsy oppose ths prirsslpis of
Popular Sovereignty. II eangrss asgAs
10 delegate iss power 10 Isgislats fdr ne
Territories % he psopls shsrsof, Why In
tbs mama Of eonInaa sszsss do shs Repab-
liicaas gaasral with Toe Democracy be-
cause shsy alisge shss tho right % Isgis-
laae for shszasslvss i d iahsrsna nigh
ona whioh has nsvsr besn scattered apoa
the Caagrsss naf sarrsnaerad BY sass pee
! pie TO any other power whatever 2
II seems b % quite inconsistent In
Mspheyson 70 go about the esaHtry max
Ing speeches against the Daaassasy, be-
cause sAsy adyeeass tha doctrine that the
| people Of the Territories haye right 10
lagislAte Tor thamsalvss, while be believes
thas Il shsy hare NOT thai right shaA Con.
grsss ought TO confer II fapon shsa. hit
. not one Of sAs rights which properly
belong % the people 81 the Territories,
why should Goagrsss yiald up that right
70 shenf *Al#
Perhaps "Mae" or some Of bis Repab-
liean friends can explain this scanning in
consistency, and rslisws him FROM the
otiiun Of believing one thing, and advo.
eating another. +t
Il il said thai Consistency Ia jewel, y
but we muss admit shss sach ornaments
are not much valued BY Republican II imp
eTa. /. .5'.@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26
NATIONAL pEuoca1rIc PLATFORM.

Resesvsa. Thai we, The DRxc1aey efr kae ralon
IN GaHyenftcn Assembled hesrssy declare sssxn-
x4zaA u The oscillations azs,aimansiF adopted ana
DECLARED as platform OF pria1spies % the Demo-
cxA1sz Gonxenslaa al DtrssanAm Ia she year 1861
h@stsSiEg that pesoeratie PRINCIPLES are uzchRnxea-
be ID kheff aAsuss whsn ASzxe3 % ne saaas sas-
Ssz4 massex. ard rexsnsEnenA spgy enay farther
rasoiWHeMs the fnlIo wing - e 5As& -
aaseiyeA That IL issAe smsy Of ans lTalss& ssaEss
TO adoFa ample and complete protection 60 all rs
eitaza4sss aene az ahssaa and whether native as
foreign born.
Resolved fhAs enc sf ne lusssssisass eli aAs aas,
Ia military, msrsaai and pSsLsl paint Of yiew
is speedy ceaa gniss tioa estwee the Atiantie and
Ra<3se at4ssas and ahr DsaceFasas party pledge
kMek constitutional eaActmesEs as will Insure tie
aaas ses4 aa 0f xaaaTcaa Ia sh& Fassae csaRt at
he esEllest practical period
Aes@4wea Thas the penzsexSese Bas4y are ia fassF
o. tas aeqaislttoa sf the islSad II CsA@ 90 such
teFnas as shah be heaOFahis 20 estsasvss and iast
ID spain. - * 80 s..+s g.
Resolved, Thai ne esaezzasnfs IL state Leg!sla-
tras 10 defeat the taiAhfua sxsemziSa Of the Fugi-
tive Slave Law are hostile in character snevrTsivs
ca the constkusien and reweius3eHaTs In Ekafr sf~
EeSs. s..s as -.s
Reserved, Taat isis in aecar,aanee with ths true
iatsxpEst&slsa ct the GEseianAt Fs~AfsFa thzl an-
Ffng the sxtstsnes OF Territorial government, the
nsassFsof se&tEetI0n, wAatevsE IL may ke izapas-
ed By the FEDERAL Constitution The powsrs Of the
TesrfASFtzs Lastsssss sssf ne EaA3ax AZ asmss~
he vslateas she sans hzs eeen and shSli here
after be, aazfiy determined BY she Supreme Cewrt
Of she gsisea sGtsa Aheli be respected ~ sl gad
citizens and enfuscea with pTomptnexs and ndelity
~ sssS sEasaeA q tie FEDERAL GoTsFazasgs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

Qp4 oeQ1xM - r.
n - Rxa 1874
uhs. EnE1--As 4 tfAo ~ dlfox
ous nsxi gfisuItu NJ eosch.
inc, and ksaf ii 3 4. ! - v =, 8
lew words IL rslesiss = ! - psesls
sof Possxxstsssais co., h sss bssn
suppoesd BIZ some 80, thas nos svsn
= axssnps #suaa . s,5sds as ,ssssiag q
! fair this ysexg hsosass Il ~ lad srops,
g. 16unnt lonnns IL drouf snd Il ~.
- - 5xarl II -, - -
i.ssIIss. N II y ~ VI rSi11<s.
ii i un6 I II ~ I'll ~ IN
axricalenul I = mi viii bs| dsesfesL
Whset, corn, u1tatoss, rsrasEyswssablss.
and h faes, slmoss sysrythne the earth
produces hsTa fared bAdIy shis |yesr. and
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

G &Um4lE 49, ~ il ~
80
-. ~ansss sae = 1lle psssy 49,
49,, Z aas nosss osszn
sas onaA y g Nonm
- 81 w. - " sas - "
= ~ S"s moaoa postponed aasA maxi
nos' Wy ~ me AsPssiaesa
80 - u sa owss 70 ssve passed
e aaa = snsy ma ossirsd % fc so.--
~ nos Pa nf W can only
~ - vsfs op-
= - .ss
- ae y eaaa--
flans ma = - nzs
', - 1870 sas'a.nsa " oas w ma tnaa
~ SoaSa saae 80 owz
sas is<aaas = saAs sep nun Mhi6n snsFs
: as ass1aa HAs ga aes aol Gurus
avs sas p.ss''as qasssaoh ana Ioroe I
Fss afss sAs E'Assaes = me nlAx 2
ofi1 ass o0oapssa l no moss silas % hss'
pons ", alan " ue - ne du--movs .ani
cas- W vas Oii ana gall rof "
sasasas Asasssa u'sn siaas aaosasa'
oae Oh swo pFopositions 70 true
r'fs: ihas ooiI Gpr fs knsv has hepab
80 ,snus = 0nsrsss wsFs opposes
Aha pasi a1s Woaaa aeieaAs ~ aao M
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

xlu5Eza Iscpg1s--A CEsEs susess-
y Err i IN .-Ths gassss
~ sfsys Hstsi, : > he Esw Or
~ nnsl NJ, 1T - In inss., ware
- slls - -, sArswn into .
passu ii szlItsnssnt hy oas ss those
skrilIss iaeiasnas whiaia asssst how IN
tense and pso6ssnd - - synskaakssssE
ID kmzan hsGt1- i usupsn, xssxauuiE,.
spps4xed a shs door of rs aisinx sslaez.
~ at.ersd ssrs.n i sissaE. -
= - sasA ueaAkhls - - 50
iaeetes ~ sos - 80 = o.
Securiz There - : dnsl -
sash for shs door ~ ~ apsastAs -
sassts, whea AerssF q hossasl s llssis
girl absat Ore ysszs old, . dsashtss pf
oas 81 the LADY gaests u shs Hotsl, ms
sssn suspsaasd By hsw dras fremf sha
heck Of window bind In The shErd ssosy,
some forty feet absvs the bapqassss,-,
Every hsaxs ssasad tor ths inssaas sppax-
enaly 70 bssz. II ms amnnsas at thrill
ing, Of terrible insArsst but n WIS, aus
for ~ instant. Al ffisnaly hand fsoa
withiH graApsd hen eouvalsivsly, d-rlit-
tie Dora MA safe IL sa fia4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26
DogGI.As Ann EIwcoL.N--A coMPAR~
1SON.

The Republican papers sneer al Doug
Ina because despite his spaeehas in Maine,
has only succeeded ia reducing the Free
mont majority Of 1856 BY ons hall.
Well We are to have . second push al
the Black Republicans IN November, and
II we aaaks an equal gain then, the De-
aaocr&y viii carry the State.
Last sprsag Lincoln vent 10 Rhode Is
land 10 Eiactloaeer for the Repuhlieans,
and took the stamp and made several
speeches. Freemons's majority In 1866
had been 4,TS7, nearly TIVE to one, fos
The Republicans. Lincoln spoks for Pad
dleford and sgainat Sprague; yet tbs
Iaster bssas the fornar by 40.
Ia on . sense Linealn surpassed Doug
las--slIs latter only reduced the Rspubii-
can majority oae half the fcrHer wiped
Il oat, Aad put II 400 below Zaror--Al-
baag Argus.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26
Won vKRY CoMrLrmExrARY.

The Black Republican Press is COR
stantly parading before the public, whss
Democrats say shout each other. While
it Is quite natural for members Of s'di-
vided" party, to quesrion The ability and
integrity Of each other, u ssaaas quite un-
natural for the members Of . party which
boasts of It's unity and harmony, 10 salk
disparagingly Of each other; but strange
things viii happen in the best regulated
families as rs@ss fz
We are led 70 make the above remarks
from the perusal Of Letter in the 0maha
Nebrasssray IN which Il 10 sss.ea thai
s. G. DAzIx, Rapubliosn candidate fos
Congress ID Nebraska, said m the prassnce
Of many persons, that sAmuxL B. CuRrrs,
candidate for Caagrass in this Congress
ional dissrics, 'fTR&sG DAasxD oIp MIL
LIT HEAD." r
Now we do not pretend to decide wheth-
this charge il true or not but it Is pre-
samable that the two gentlemen, having
each occupied seat IN Congress at the
same session, are prepared 70 express q
correct opinion asso the character and
ability d each other. AS II 10 family
quarrel, We sAsilncs dispute nor deny the
statement Of Mr.. Daily, and thereby SUBJ
jecs ourselves % b placed under the ssBaid
faesdp head Of our down town naighbess
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26
yuDsK DoUaLAs ON HxsRY CLAY.

In closing . speech ID The Senate Of the
United States, on the compromise meas
ures of 1850, delivered March liz, 1850,
in the presence Of DIR. Clay, Mr. Douglas
refers 70 that distinguished statesman In
the following eloquent language:
"Mr. President, it was mY desire to
have said so1athing Of tiie resolutions IN
troduced by the venerable and iiggin-
guished Senator from Ksnsueky, fAsr.
Clay, but find have trAspassed too
long upon your kindness. | cannot do
Iess, however, In justice TO nv own feel
ings, than to declare chat this nation owes
him debt Of gratitude fur his services
TO the cause Of The Union On this ooea-
sion. care not whether yuu agree with
him In oil that be has proposed or said,
you cannot doubt the puxStyof the mosive
and the self sacrificing spirit which
prompted him 20 exhibit the matchias
moral courage of standing undaunsed be-
tween the TIVE great hostile factions, and
pointing out their respective errors, In d
spirit of kindness, Ec0dsratiOn end tirm-.
ness which made them cUnscsUuz that hs
was right and MI this with mi ilnpaftjai-
lily 30 exact that ron could MT have tod
TO which section Dr. the UniDn be belouxe<1.
He set the ball In mutien whiah d ID re-
store peace and harmony bp Ehs TInion.--
He was the pioneer d ihe glorious oaas&,
and ses noble sxsmpls Which 1asny Oh.
ers are nobly initiating
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26
seoy Board Directors
From the Peoria Demegaaie Gnieu.
"a pUUGEA6 A R0aIAN CATHOLIC 2

This question, ofssn asked, Ii certainly
impairment. Ii ID Kaa known, howevar,
that MIR. Douglas gave sevensy- Eve thou
sand dollars towards endewing the Ray-
list University al Chicago. Roman Cath
olica do NOT often give money to Protest
ant institutions. Nor does itfoIlow from
bis munifeenee 10 The Bapsists that he ia
naenaber Of that denomination, although
h ID hoped hia iiberality VIII be rsmera-
bered BY those whose cause 1t benefited.
The KEENAN, Catholic Chnzch Ia composed
chiefly Of adopted citizens; and ii speaks
well FOR Mr.. Douglas shat thay recognixe
him as ths friend Of those who, having
left their old homes on account Of poiiti-
cal and religious oppression, hare chosen
the United States for their future resi-
dence. = -. Y.