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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-23
Financial Report of the Board of Ed.

In another column may be seen a Report of
the Receipts and Expenditures of "The Board
of Education" for the year ending April 23d.
1866.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-23

between the hours Of and 4P- NJ. the following de4-
eri6ei real estate, as the property Of Daniel Gilbert,
deed. to wit:
Small lots eight Cl, nine 20, seventeen Q7) eight.
cen Qs). twenty (20l, thEty-nine (39l, forty 4a). Tor
u one an. forty two (42l. fortythree (43l, fortT-G,u-
seventy I've C5) in the village plot Of Warren, in the
County Of TuUm,ull and STAT OF Ohio
Also, part OF lot ffty-ons OIL in said village,
bounded EoEth by heirs OF James Scott; east by land
nov owned by RI BaruEu: south By High Street.
and west BY lands Of John Bride.
Also. a portion Of said lot 6fty-onc C5N bounded on
the north by lands Of sail ScCts Ie'rs; est by lands
formerly owned BY James Scott, dsc'Aand the sehosI
house lot; south by school house lot and High Stree,
and west ~ lands ef said R. H.. Bsrnun.
Also a portion pilots ssvetny-fEe c5) and sevartr
SIX C76) in said village, bounded north ~ c; "a
stree east by Vine Street, south by the Penn svlvsniA
and Ohio Canal, AMI west BY lands sold by dece9eut
10 his Lifetime ~ Jameson & Blair Low owned ~
James Reed.
Also. a strip % land on the north-ues. psrtion OF
north ly Franklin street; east by lands formerly own
ed by Josiah F. Brown south by lane OF decedsns
eon;ractedt to Elizabeth Hermann, IN west BY Lis,r.
~ Street
Also, a piece Of land in lot seventeen Oj in said
village, bounded beginning at the southwest corner
OF IA at portion OF lot seventeen owned By Freeman
Hurt & Co.; thence east tsenty feet 10 the south east
corner OF said- Freeman. HUNT & Cos lot: thence
south twenty feet 10 a post thrnse wet twenty feet
to the corner Of LII Iddings brick block now oecu-
pied BY Parks l. Vent; thence Eo-th to the place Of
containing within these bounds four hua-
bred square feet Of ground I
This resi- estate viii he sold free from dover or
othtr encumhrance. Terms Of sale one third cash
Or SO day paper, sndthe balsnes in two equal annual
payments HEERY ADAMS /
Admir- Daniel Gilbert, deed
Ry Cox. Rstin 4 Spear, his Attys.
Nay Is, l6CQ. l6th-fE. j
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-23
CHERRIES SALE.
- Adn'r OF Elizabeth Park.
( In Cosrt Of Com Fisas
J Of TrpulbHil ChRnty-
John D Rsney,

- IN Ioart OF Con ITfa5
John Rsney, } Of TrsubHil ChRnty-
BY virtne Of an Execution issued ousp OF the
Court OF Common Pleas Of TruIl1uli County .Ohio, TO me
directed and delivered. 1 shall expose 10 Public Sale.
al the door CT the Court House in Wares, on
Saturday the 9th day of June, 1860,
at oze o'closk, P NJ. OF said day. the following dee
cribed real estate; Situate Johnston township Ia ssid
county, one piece or tract being in the north wers
corner OF lot Il, and bouRdsd north by lands Of Mr..
Stone on the east AMI south ~ lands OF Orrin- utIl:
west ~ lands 81 - Tyrrell, being 10 acres Of land
more or less.
Also enc other tract m lot u. and bounded on ths
west By lands Of il Hoieomb and Nathaniel stan
ley, on the north by ands Of b. C. johnson. on tie
east hy lands OF E. ". Morris. 0rrin Hil and Thomas
Gilmore. south b. Thomas Gilmore, srprosed -
con ain about si1ty acres OF LAID, m0re or lsss-.
Appraised AZ Si2uO %. The 10 acre .rset appraised
At Si79,S0. Terms cash.
A. u. LYMAN, Sheriff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-23
Gard.

Change of l~Ocationi S. T. POmeroy has re
noved his Piano Depot to Cleveland, O.. No.
Is, Perkins Building few doors south of the
new Court House.
His trade extending to other parts of the
State. renders this change very advantageous
70 lis husiness-but he would say to his
friends and customers in this vicinity, that he
has by no mesns given them nps-and xil
continue to supply them as heretofore, with
the best Pianos and Melodeans, at the lowest
r1tes.-He viii be most happy to receive calls
in his new music Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-23
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WestetQ Reserve Chronicle
ElPCseB & ADAMS, PrOpristurs.

TERMS-0he Dollar and Fifty Cents, in
ADVANCE; Two Dollars, If payment is not
made in advance.
No paper discontinued antfI all arrearages are paid
sscsPtatthe option Of the publishers
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-23
4 DM1NISTRATOR S SALE
OF REAL. FsrATE
Saturday,, Juns l6A, 1860.

b virtue OF an order o. sails this day issued ~
Hon Geo, F. Brown, Probate Judge. I viii offer for
sale to the highest bidder, at the door Of the Coul:
House in Warren, on
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-23
FARM & STOCK
FIRE! FIRE.!

Those who are not burned out can get reliable In
suraneein the City Fire, New Haven, Manhattan and
Humboldt Insurance Companys ofNew York and the
PhHnix Ia Co Of Brooklyn, New York, Come and
get your Policies. JF. ASPER.
May ?. lS6n. AGENT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27
Sl,5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE.

der of mutton. The grip with which Ty-
rawley met his seemed 10 do a great deal
more to convince him of his identity, than
the ladys recognition of their prcseryer.
The day was wet as the Pre- 'cCding.-
Half an hour after breakfast, Mr.. Tyraw-
ley loungcd into the back drawing-room
There sat Miss Constance Brayton, and by
the singular coincidence which tayors low
crs, she sat alone.
Now Constance had made up her mind
that She was bound to apologize to Mr.
TyrawIcy for her rude speeches of ycster
day she had in fact arranged neat,
quiet, cold, formal, appropriate form of
words in which she would give her views
And how do you think she
delivered them? She got up, and said,
o, Mr.. Tyrawlcy y and burst into tears.
If a proud woman's pride is a shield
to thee, o man, as well as to her, against
the arrows of love, remember that if ever
She throws ii away after she has compell-
cd You to acknowledge Its value, you are
both left utterly deienceless.
Frederick Tyrawley caPitulatcd at once,
They were married i'll October, 1889, and
if Mr. Tyrawlcy does not, at some future
time, achieve a reputation which no mys-
terry shall cloud, it will not be the fault
of Mrs. Tyrawlcy.-I OHcc Week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27
XXXVI CONGRESS.
W AsnlNGToN, Jan. IL.


SESaTE.-Mr Brown introduced resolu-
tons to the effect that the Territories are tho
common property of all the States, ana tllat
the citizens of all have the right 10 enter III
to them with the property recognized by the
Constitution; that It IL the duty ot the law
making power, whether 1t Is exercised ny
Congress or the Territorial Legislature, to
pass laws for the protection OF such property
and instructng the Committee on leirito-
rics in reporting bills for the orr anlzation oi
Territories, TO insert a clause requiring such
protection, and in case the Territorial legis-
failure fails to conn ly, Congress is to apply
the remedy. The rcsout ons lay over under
the rules
A discussion took place as to whether the
Senate could transact business in the present
unorganized condition Of the House.
HousE-Mr Washburn, of Maine callei
for vote on Mr.. lIutehins resolve for the
plurality rule A great huhbub was caused.
\ member claimed that he had the floor
Washburn contcndcd that the business OF
electng Speaker took precedence oi all else,
that it was the first duty Of the llouse to or
ganize and that it should proceed without
debate and delay. The gentleman who
claimed to have the floor was allowed to 90
on, and long discussion eusucd ON the
question of the right to hold slaves in the
territories.
In the House on the previous day vio-
lent discussion took place. accompanied with
much personal bitterness. Mr.. Hickman
charged that the Southern Democrats were
determined to resist the organization against
all parliamentary rules, and that the North
crn Democrats were joined with them. Mr..
Pryor, of Virginia, replied that the state
ment was false, and another Democrat called
Hickman q recrcant &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

\ Frcnchman was to fight duel with
an American; the conditions were that
one shot should be exchanged, and that the
precedence should 90 by lot. The French
man got the first shot, but failed to hit
his adversary. ~ the Yankee lifted his
weapon, the other called out
"Hold / will buy your shot ~
All were astonished at this, but his
opponent answered.
How much will you give ~
Five hundred pounds
"Nonscnso - cried the Yankee, taking
aim at him-''I am a good marksman;
you set too low a value upon yourself"
"You estimate me at too high price, =
said the Frcnchman but | will give you
one thousand pounds -
Agreed - cried the Yankee, and the
duel Was at an end.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27


a sort of Il chair in which she might be
moved, TyrawIcy lifts her up on his left
arm, steadics himself with his right by
the upper rope and walks along as if he
had been a dancer He is the first on
shore, but no sailor would leave till the
lady was safe. But they soon follow, and
in five minutes the ship is cIcar-tiyc
minutes more and ne trace of her is left.
Ravelstoke Hall has been aroused by
the news of the wreck, and Mr.. Rayel-
stoke has just arrived with brandy and
blankets. Him, Tyrawley avoids and
thinking he can be of no further use, he
bctakes himself across the country once
more, and by the aid of the friendly elm
rcgains his chamber without observation.
The lady,.Whom Tyrawlcy had Deposit
cd in Il cottage with a strong reeommen.
dation that she would 70 to sleep immedi-
atcly, was soon carried off in triumph by
Rayclstokc to the Hall, and welcomed by
Lady Grace at 3 l-2 in the morning
There were very few of the guests who
slept unaisturbcd that night The unusu-
al noise in the house aroused everybody
and many excursions were made in uniin-
i,hcd costume, to cuaeavor to ascertain
what was going ON. The excitement cul-
minated when the miscellaneous assem-
bIaee who had conducted the captain and
some oil the crow to the Hall, after being
we'll supplied with ale, conccivcs that it
would he the correct thing to give three
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

~ The worst of faults Is false heart,
and the least comcly covering that can be
imagined is Il lalsc-hooa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-01-27

U-l Gracious Heavens Queen Victo-
ria is again-- At her time of life,
too : Posi-.
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TRIMS or ADVERTISING One square or less
three insertions, 81 ID each subs qucnt ins'r.
ton % cents. One square one year, So 90
liberal discount made on long advertise
ments. A square is i6 lines Nuuparicl.
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TFRss-Ten copies, $1,000; one copy when |
paid within six months, $I,5O at the cNpira-
ton Of the year, 500. No paper discontiuu-
ed until all arrcaragcS are paid. These Terms
will be strictly adheared to.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01
Necessary To a choice ~.

Necessary 10 a choice 90.
Col. Thomas Il Nelson having received
a MAJORITY Of all the votes cast. was declar
ed nominated
On motion. of NJ. : 4 EnseS ot paTke.
The domination vas made unanimous
wm. G Coffin. being called Tor. came
forward. aad q los brlef and sppfopri
ate remarks. pledged himself 10 abide the
decision OF the Convention. aud work faith.
fully for the election of Is nominee
On motion. a committee 81 five as
appointed. manly. NJ Houston Of Nsvmil
lion. Mr.. william. Of Clay. Mr. .Hamrick Of
Putnam, Mr. Ensey Of psrke. aud Mr. Dn
umoreof Owen TO wait on Col Nelson, and
inform bim Of his nomination
% motion. th. Convention adjourned to
, o'clock 2 VI.
9 O'Clock p. NJ. Convention net
Col. Nelson being sslled upon. came for.
ward. aud accepted the nom,nation ia
few appropriate remsrss
on mossos. Of }. n Blsekburu. the foi.
loving resolusioa vas adopted.
Rsssls.a. That the thAnks Of the Dele
gates here assembled are rendered 10 ths
officers cf hi. Convention. fsT the sel'
maansr 10 which they have indivldusll,
dischsrged the several duties pertainin.
20 their respective positions.
a, ,ot,ae the Coos.ntton then .d,oafo
ed siss de.
col. JOHN A. AATsON. Pr-st
lssso y. Jeass"s Secretaries.
EpwakB {. Sltkk
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01

IMPORTANT AsnksT We have received
communication from samuel Myrss Of Md.
dletosn. lad advising ne that he has ar
rested two men. father and son named
Rail. with whom he found = large sDount
of property which the son confessed were
stol.a. such A. clothing. iswsly. drugs.
dci slso, . pseksgr Of kn,vss and forks.
which he son sA,. he slole from n. b.
nudson's store ,n sh,s city. They had .
variety Of ksys add robbed the Posl 0ikes
at Middlstown last winter. Persons know
ing themselves 10 have lsst any goods Of
the h nd mentioned. can take the neoesss-
~ steps TO idspt,fy aud recover their pro.
perty
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01

Issns H.urE. Jolly "a. iee0
Pnpuant 60 The psstice given 10 th>
frseaas % the B,ble 10 m~s, all erxsa's~s
Bible Society in ysTs coaatv sad s-e'
,av "a. held 90 TUESDAY evening. J"iy
2ash. is6o. 10 the % : Presbyterian
Church
sx whstwor,h wss called 10 the char
Rev &c TAYLOR spPo'nsei seere'sfs +.
PRAYER by Mr. Terrell
Niauies read ofths Ansusl m-es'"r -
he v,ge Cosaty B'hls Society. hsld y"
vsmher is55
Nr. Terrell sxplalssd ths operations ssd
aim. of the saril.ry Bsbis Societies. .nd
slso gave encouraging accounts ei deers
lately opened "a fsrssxa countries fsr the
eneals,lon Of the sacred Serptafss
Rev y r. oordsn. moved 10 r-srxs".
70. ,hs v 20 coassy Bible society. sadsr
point . Ces.ms,s-e ef three n aom'n.i~ ei.
sosrs Tor said Society
Th. motion prevailed. sas Mes-rs Pat
trr. w.aaes snd RIPLEY SER sPPsss's'i A.
connitiee
The ccn.usstssa ef th- ssc.ty. ca.
reed by The Ssessty
II Oa motion Of Mr. Terrell. That part ~i
Art. ID. slaung 70 lsis msmesrs. va q
tered. making shoss esasribsssax hTs dol
lar. al Que tine. members fsr l'fs
Th. Coamitt<s reported fer oeiesrs. *
" Themps.a Prs.si~nt. l.. Ryos N'e'
Pressasat. q. Bartlett rrssafer. c. RIP
isy seerstsy.
Which repon ss received. snj ssis
psr-os~ soses 90 the re.p>ctsss effic~-
Aniess Oh Of the Csnsiitsllc co ALTERED .
.. 10 rssd. The management "a shss 10
eie,y shsl ee ipsrus,sd - aa krreu'''
ce.msss<>. consisting Of -. ofkesfs sn'
the Pssiof. of The city Churches. ees,r'h1
,.nr "a th- fands sf The sseisiy--sny hs
: n -hos. shsh BE qseram
Bsnsdiessen By Rss. 7 = Gordon.
Adjourusd.
sA. wHITwORTH. Prs.'a
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01
John u.nn.,. speech

AMER M Hanna had delivered hi- able
speech before the Congressional Conven
ton yesterday. the foila~ink resolution
~ss unanimously passed
Rsssirsd. That the Executive Commiues
IL this Congressional Dlstr sets be rsque-
ted - have the very able sdtr - Of NJ
Hanna. Published 10 phamphlet tofw. io'
d,strination a. a Campaign doeumeat "a
this Congregational Dist iet
Ia a tev dsyswsw,ll publish lhi. ,rreeh
~ phsmPhle., and will furnish q 70 slab-
al the rate Of SIS per thousand ID = AZ
able Campaign document. aud should
have an extensive circulation
SanI Ia Nnnr arder.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01

IL The Attiea Led ger lays an effort will
be made IN have the Evansville and Craw
fordsvllle road extended north ward from
Rockville ito Aulca. The Legislature.
some three years ago. gave the company
owning the charter of the road the powe
10 make Auica the northern terminus Of
the lins II u ~as dsemed expedisnt or ad-
visable 70 do so. The people Of craw-
fofdsviile will. OF course. dislike To see the
road taken from them. aud ~ will be a
question OF who "planks down' the most
money for determining the iainre northern
terminus. Il l. farther from Rockville TO
Alica than itls TO C.swfordsville. but the
Attiea line runs throlgh rich country
feeling the uecessity ior road and liberal
action w,li bs taken toward securing it,
II IL should be ext. ndrd to Crswiordville
very pretty lane for the accommodates
Of ferl.!, region OF eoentry. and one that
would DO heavy locsl buslness. could bs
made by extending Al sill further through
Pfanklorl. aad forming eoaasetion with
the roads crossing at kokomo.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01

Mua~csoLT Aocipssr. We are psined
10 learn that Mr.. william cruf,-so Of
Mr. william crsfl--vss drowned on Sat
urday night. While bathing in the river.
havleg bren taken With crsmp.
Our citizen. will remsm mber the deceased
a. salesman 10 Mr.. Broksvs House Purn-
i.hing -sors. -here ~ his politsosss and
suitability Of disposition. he vsp the re
specl and esteem 4 the whole community
The melancholy accident. has esst q
gloon over this entire community.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01

Jet 70 rHs Hrxsss lit .lll he ssen BY
The adveftisenent Of Mf. X. l. Thompson
IN aaoshs; place. that asur is reesding from
the famine prices that have ralsd Gor some
time psst
VIZ re shosld pay six 4 ollaf> fss flsar
10 the heart of wheat growing eenuiry,
While The ssms srtiels eoald be bought Ia
Clselnnsli Al a. 50. mysssfy ws have
aessr been able tc nnrzsel
Three cheers fot tbs man that makes
bread cheap.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01

An invit.tien has been extended 10 the
Wide A~stes Of thn city. by the Wide
Awakss II Marshall. 20 visit that town Oh
the sth Of Asguss, (psst Wednesday week }
st which time Dick Yates The eloquent Ct
ator, ssd the 3sx; Governor Of Illinois.
will be there. ~iih other good speakers.
". hope eur boy. ~ili seosP, the invi.
tstion ard turn out sa sss~.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01

cers,- IN couned az. q, 80 900. We
wish 10 do the Democracy justice. though
~e mnst confess. that epos sssiysisg The
companies aud the delegations, We were
compelled 10 xilow large margin for thoss
who Al the various stations expressed their
regret that the, eou'dat come. sad for
those that didn't want 10 come. Bs, we
pass on to the
zoa-lIos, rsocEsssox.
Night spread her sable curtains ossr
the earth. ssd soon ~as heard the rsrtiisx
Of drums. the tlsngof Of brsss bands. The
trznpiing Of tired steeds. and the tardy
steps Of weary Democrats. hurryiux 20
their rssdevoas. Several ssan bsvs visL
loud noise. built bon fire on the Crossing
Of ID aud Ohio streets. where soon come
ssAious imilasor Of The Little Giaat. esu.
tnenoed q speech which vas cheered witL
more than thunder.ng applause. by The
sferessi small boys. Then huge pro
eession Of 20 or more snarrhed around the
square 10 the corner Of Wabash aud Mar.
set. where some one inspired by the spirit
abroad, held forth IN strains 10 THE eject.
"F~lio~ eitisens. this here 10 . run ~
vssthrough the revoluticrsr var. and vas
throogh the tother war. aud then through
Black Hawks var. aud then il vas through
the Mexican war. I've beat IL through ali
those. and IN bea, IL after the Little Giant
i- elected President. what az old man
he must be. aud 20 expect to live 40 long
yeti Haush fsr Dsoglas.
bot no~s lar'd glare lights up the
saree:s. aud soon the head Of the grand
torch procession makes its appearance on
Ohio street. And on they come, aud eur.
round the SQUARE. aud uov hating, nov
advancing. they fll the air With their
walls Of anguish aud Of voc Three hsu-
drsd AMI nine lamp. burning and ex,iu.
gushsa. we're borne by hi. Wild process.
ION. And 40 on and on like the wander.
iug jew. sho could not rect. they ps.sed
FROM our sight. baI s,lll their cry Of hope.
less rum. reat The still oisht ear. as they
wended their way through the different
wards. Lighting their Giant to his funeral
pile
Thus passed aud ended the third rati6.
cation of Douglas--(ws never heard the
name Of Johnson once in Terre Hau,s.
Aitoseth~r a. sosrd demoastrstion. AZ
Was respectable affair, aud will affsrd "a
excuse for another fortnighis blow by our
neighbor on 9TH street
IL they Aia't satisfied with our esl,msie
Of the whole number in council" the,
may make it SO 900. We shsn't quarrel With
them. II they are satisfied" with the
demonstration. We are sure We srs.
"bat Il 4 no use fof 10 blow,
That little game Of bng won't 90,
lie cant get the vote Cor the tail OF bic coat
IL hung iust lltife too low
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01

SiLvERruoRN on BHSpss.-The local
editor Of the Tcrrs Haute Express has late
~ been on a visit 20 EvansvilIe He says.
Al every station from here to Evsns
ville the prevailing sentiment seems q be
Tor the Republican leaders
We incline 10 the opinion tha, Silver
thorn ws- either tight or a-l~ep ehen he
passed this point. Had be- been other.
wise h- could not have uathfaliy written
the above paragraph -Ssiiiuaa Dem.
We we're neitLer ,ight nor ssleep. but on
the contrary. wcrc "w'ds-Awake" aud
deiy .obef. It being about The second hour
day reckoning by the aue,sn, Hebrew cal
rndar.
At Sallisaa Stat,oa we s.~ bui ons
Dougia. msu. and be Vas Of weak faith
ADD fearful of hear,-pot ~iiling 10 bet 90
stephen
On the other hand ihrEs we're al the sta.
tion several Lincoln msn. with smiling
faces. AID hoPefal hearts. Among she
number. ss, that sterling Republican and
genn.msn wm w,lson. .ho ). gro-ins
eofpuleat With EFight prospects Of a bet
Ter time som,og
Tho light gfe~s brighter 20 old sslii
van. hence the bitter display Of malice Of
psrs of our friend Brgg-.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-01

DoueLN BoAsrs or ms NV Excl. D
BIsrn MIR ) Arnold Douglas. ho j.
now stunping the New England States in
favor Of the Little Giant" in one Of his
recent repetition Of his ancient speech
boasted OF his New Eagland or Yankee
birth We have read IN somr Of his
speeches. his remarks made year or two
ago. on the same subject. m which he
thanked God" that although bora IN an
Abolition State. he had been removed frem
the scursed soil. before be was old enough
TO be responsible or words 10 that effect
What demagoguisei.