davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
GREAT ATTRACTION

Is at LEWIS g. BROTHERS. Store. wLa.o
they are selling Goods OF every descrip,ion =, :
COST Prices, for CASH. Give Them LII. ~
before oil OF the BARGAINS are sold. =" '"ii
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

FREEDOM CT THE ELECTORAL CoLLEGEs.-
Story, in his commentaries on the Constitution,
has the following passage on the manner of
choosing the President:
There probably is no part of the plan of the
trainers Of the constitution which, practically
speaking, had so realized tae expectations of
It's friends as that which regards the choice of
President. They undoubtedly intended that
the Electors should be left free TO make the
choice according 10 their own Judgment of the
relative merits aud qualifications of the candi-
dates for this high office. and that they should
be under no pledge to any popular favorite, and
should be guided By no sectional influence
In both respects the event has disappointed all
these expectations. The electors are now al.
most universally pledged to support particu-
lar candidate, before they receive their own
appointment; and they do little more than re.
glster the previous DEGREES, made by public
and private meetings OF the citizens of their
own State"
The intent ofthe trainers Of the Constitution
was undoubtedly that of timid conservatism.
which feared to entrust the choice of President
10 The people. The result shows that the ge.
MUS OF nation works it's own way through the
forms of its political life, whatever they may
be. The American people will yet be seen vo-
ting direc. for President
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
STOCK OF GOODS
Just received at the Store of
4. I'D. IA MILTON

English and American PRINTS. from cI ,o,o,
a large lot OF DELAlNES, from i24 to 75 CTS aai "
Ghghams' Cloths, Tor RagIns and busters. n ror
desirable assortment Of TRAVELLING DRESS
1919 new Bleach he'd and Brown Musllns; sumo.
'es,s H" Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, ""u
- Iheap sugar and Coffee; large lot of Suoorc,r5
LianS ana Shoulders; ShHd. White Fish, and lIerrno
ny me barrel or retail Also Good Cheese
~ B.--A well selected stock of lReaJv.,nado f,,.,t
ing. al a very low price e Nio'"'
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
DIED.

In Smyrna, on the 8th inst, J. Wesley
Nendrix aged % years. ''
AT his residence in st. Georges, on the 10Th
his age. '"' VI
\, On the 0th inst, at Middletown, Thomas
Mclntyre, aged about Is years.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
Notice to IIousckceDers-

"mIeheePerF and oil others that love dry Carpe,s
put ON or furnish them with h. C. Ma,,hoppl pelie9 N ~
ent Spring WSaIher Strips for Doors. These Snr,nSs
ald hinges are all bass, so that water csnnn ,
mem In all cases these Strips are insured M nrn
o" OF ram provided there is a true Sill or Game,
~ Vn' wal. H. START
W. n--We have man, who understands Ihs h,si
ness, s 90 put them on 1hroushou, die SIals,
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15


Non"oN DENSE rules The mass Of the people, what
ever The mIsnamed and msanthrope philosophers nav
say 10 me contrary. Show them good thing; let lis
er'S DO clearly demonstrated, and they will not hest
a'" 10 give most cordnl patronage. The masses have
'ea'y rallied the judgment of physician concern.
's Tue virtues OF hoSicuers Bttors, as may be seen
ny Tue ihmehse quantities Of this medicine which are
'n"uaily sold IN every section of the land IL is now
recognized as greatly superior all other remedies
yet devised for diseases Of the digestive ogans such
aS darrh%a dySentery, dypepso, and for the various
levers that nrise from arrangement Of those portions
OF The system. iIosletters is rapidly becoming
a household word, from Maine to Texas, from tbe
Atlantic 10 the Pacific. Try the article and be sats
fed '
Sold by druggists and dealers gencralIvcvervw whore
6TSee adverIisener I in another column
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
TIN AND STOVE STORE
SM lRNA. DEI.

ON KNA, DEL.
Tah me nc undersigned would respectfully inform
E- ms friends and the public that he continues In
TsA9Garry on at his old stand tho TIN and S'I0VE
~ 81 NESS in all its branches. where anv nrr,
cue III his line tan be had cheap as il eau be
~ w 'he largest cities Also, Japan and britannia
Ware. always on hadd ''u
n ",'hhilkoN %, work ofall kinds promptly attended
10 on The most reasonable terms ''"o"
Iarucuiar attention paid To Gutiering and RooCino
nose wishing any kind of work ia hls lima sho1i,
give him call, he is determined TO
ny d9ing good work aI small profit. ''O''
' NJ. SPARKS
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
NHrs. WiEnsIOw.

an a.. experienced nurse and iemuo physician has n
s0ohng syrup for children Ieethng which or.a,,''
facilitates The process Of ieehIng BY soliening ihs
gums, reducing all lndanmaiIOn-WIi allav ali ns'n
and Is sure 20 regulate the bowels Depend mon !;
nonsrs twill give rest 10 yourselves and relief and
health 10 your Infisnis. Perfaetly safe in si ss
500 adverlisement in ansihor column.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

lor terms see circulars. Pupils received =,
any o,, ,ime' and charged from date of entrance,
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
Valuable RROtcI and Store
EOR SALE OR RENT


&Es% lhe Proprietor desiring TO disc,n,in,. ITo
sa ~ te NceWhg oilers crher for sale or rent his
Et ~ mh'' large and COmmndiLus HOTEL M iL.
o , aLAn or SAsSAfRAs Its location is Justly deem
] '..e ,S' ueSlraoe on the Shore having daily intcr
T""FSe win The cities of Philadelphia Baltimore nnd
ana the ower counties OF tins Shore and
D"'a"are II abounds in rare opporunilIrs t,r mr.,
curing all hlnds Of marketing er6rcrIcs e,c o, NJ,
~ cly pFlces, WhIIe such facilities for travel
cnd 10 Keep HE Hotel constantly filled wnh transient
ana other guests. ~
,,,, The Buildings and in thorough repoir-
ne SiablIng Is large and well ventilated with ronrn
IoIIS Ior storing povn der, etc. pump OF dephtfi
urilkihg waller Is conveniently near for culInnry
Washing ana other purposes and in the yyarn,est ,a,L
or Is almost as cold as ice water The rooms arc bo
Someiy h'icd up without regard to cost The grnnnJ
attached are large and handaOu uey and iI
Out Also the large STORE House adionjo1 ,"," ~,
r,oStn' occupied Gy MeEsrs. Lewis 4 Bro dec,Jedy
'he hesl stand Tor business IN the place ;rho a,y
IL not shortly sold will be rented for the en-.
, E yT"I' rom lhe z3th OF next March. when posses
Sion WIN be gwen. All dcslrous of rcnI;r boo'
,iSS hoel or Store, are requested To make mn
"eu'h'o application 10 the present proprietor, -"
So,, o-,. ,oco sJOIN e VOCHELL.
HEAD OF SassalraS, Md
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
EQUALITY TO ALI.-UNIFORMTTY 0E
PRICES.
A New Feature in Rus;noeo

Every One his own Salesnan!-JovEs e. Co oC H.,
crescent oneprce ClOtIIng Store 6O4 Market s,raa,
above sixth, Philadep phla. In addition TO bay,ng
in"s' varied and fashionable stock of cloIhIng
nave constituted every one his own saI esman bv ba
IhE marked IN hgures, on each article the verv I,,,
est prce It can be sold for, they cannot n9ssibI
Vhy-aII must buy alike The goods are we'll snungo3
aud prepared, aud great pains taken with lLe mi
80 hat all can buy with the full assurance of pern y
good article at the very lowest prcc Also lats"
4ock OF piece goods on hand. Of the latest STYLES o
qualities. which will he made 10 o,der IN H. " uu
ashlonable and best manner. 25 per cent below creJ;
Price Remember the Crescent in iarke street sbovs
Sixth. Philadelphia '''0'' ABOVE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19
"a Trip in Pike, Dubois and Warrick-
Politics, &c.

We spent a week making six speeches ia
support OF Douglas and johnson. Spoke at
Winslow and P.crceviile, Pike county. al
jasper and Ferdinand, Dubois co., and al
Doonsile and Nilersburgh, in Warfick co
Al DoonyilIe there are quite number 81
Breckinrid:e men, but almost every Jay The
number i growing less, as they become con
WINGED that The effort Tor Breckiuriigs must
result in failure, We have been half over
Indiana ourseIf since the nomination ans
are satisfied that there are more Brecsin-
three counties in the State-ancieHt Joe
Lanes Influence is the prime carse Of i'll
At the other points we found The Democra
cy united almos; 10 man-we DID not see
more than eight Democrats who now are
against Douglas in our Whole Tip, outside
Of Wauick county. and Of these some, II moi
all. will 90 Douglas BY he election. Du.
b9is il almost entirely Democratic Tue
candidates for county Offices are Oil Demo.
~t4t1 eAA tsNh ttItff 80 ~ ~ - 49,
old home, he will not have ccrporals guard
Jasper, the county seat Of Dubois Co.
contains about zoo Or $40 inhabitants, anu
il rapidly improving, considering it Is al
inland town. Il contains four stores. tw Q
large brewcries ard the usual amount o.
Mechanics shops. There are four resident
attorneys in jasper. two Of whom, Mcssrs
Adams and Smith, we became acquainted
with. They are gentlemen AID lawyer
and we can recommend them 70 our friends
having business 10 that county. A more
jolly set Of county officers, and men who
attend more promptly % their Offices or keei
The records In better shape we rarely see -
That they are good Democrats is shown By
the ftrt that they all subscribed for the Inds.
anian and paid in advance. We MET ac-
knowl edFe our gratitude 10 Mr.. D,ane. for
courtesies extended 10 ~. lie j. The editor
" The only psper published 10 the cpuniy
the Jasper Courier y enocraiic TO the back
hone. We hope his shadow may never grow
less.-Psincet0n Indianisn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19

1--WE would caution the people
to lie careful and nos place too much
confidence in reports which may be
circulated about the various candi-
dates for county offices, between now
and the election. The general can
vass is orcr, and ii there was anything
bad 10 tell, then was the proper time
to have sprung it, when it might be
fairly met. Remember. your county
officers are OF the greatest immediate
importance to yon, and TO the interests
Of your county, and You should weigh
well the claims and character OF each
candidate, rs You know them your
selves. and be sure and vote for none
but sober, honest, capable and always
reliable men, who will attend to their
duties. Nearly all Of the candidates
are known to most Of the county, and
we cannot too strongly impress the
above duty on the minds Of the people
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19
THE NEW AND STARTLING POEM
or TIE DRESS FOR HAIR.



Miss Flora Mctlimscy Of Madison S1ua;e.
a lady Of fashion, Of wealth aud Of beauty
Spent money like water 'cr stuff 'or the hair
Aud did il because she though. /, duty.
IT, paint The fne lily to perfume the rose
10 ella refined gold-ihcu.h few would
suppose
Hiss FIoia McFlimsey. with beau'y 50 rare,
Required aughi 10 make her more charming
" fair.
cASTo II.
Miss Flora lad heard u noted Professor,
Who dressed his own hair. tho not lair
dresser,
With a magical. wonderful. great prePa-
ration,
Now used in vast quantities over the nation
This noted Professor was gray as rat
Al juvenile thirIy-no oder than that
And The amount Of poor hair his crown had
upon il,
(Thoush now as black ns a ravens wing,
With lustre enough for ball room king,
W O1tN Iot H1tt Uttu uIItPAFAt rNSn " -
rs harsh and dry character BY any fashion
is,, however bald she m,ght have been who
e'er wore bonnet.
This Is ell OF this beautiful and startling
poem which will be published II this paper.
n you desire % learn The effect 3: The prePa
ration which Miss MtFlimsry applied TO her
hair, call az 3i2 broadway and Professor
WOODS agent will prove 10 you that Woods
Hair Restorative j. one Of the best articles
for Identifying and promoting The growth
and restoring The original color Of the hair,
ever safe, put before the world.
CAuTlon. beware u worthless imita-
tons, as several are already in the market,
called BY different names Use none unless
the words professor Woods Hair RssIora-
live, Depot, ST. Louis. No., and New York;
are blown in The bolle. Sold by all drug.
gists and patent medicine dealers. Also BY
all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers, In the
United State aud CaGsdaa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19
LAIRD g. ADAMS. plffs atty


10 The Sheriff OF said County, Greeting:
N B,zil b Elmonston, Clerk OF the Di-
Il . bois Circuit Court, do hereby certify
that there will be a general election held ct
the usual places Of holding elections Ia the
several tow ships Il said county, on tho
SECOND Tuesday in October. in The year
1850. for the purpose OF eleciing one Cow
erA.r, one Lieutenant Governor. one Secre.
iarv OF State. ons Auditor OF s ate, ono
Treasurer 81 State. one Attorney General,
one Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
onc Clerk Of lhc Supreme Curt, one Re-
porter of Tie Decisions 81 The Supreme
Court for said State. one Representative 10
Congress Tor The First Congressional Dis
i-irt, one Judge Of The Court OF Common
Pleas. one scouting Attorney Tor the
Court os Common Pleas, one Sheriff for said
county. enc Au.itor, one Clerk, one Re-
corder. one Coroner, AMI one Surveyor Tor
said coanty; one Senator, one Represents.
tive 10 tie State legislature. one County
Commissioned iDr The third district VI said
county. and ono assessor for each OF the
several io~ SIPS ID said county.
- \ ness whereof have here
unie sci my hand. and the seal "
II. 80 i Curt this 7,h day Of Sep;em-
brr. A. ID. 1860
BAIL u. EDMONSTON, Clerk,
by D. BrErrsEn. Deputy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19

UTWc have received a humber Of
the Weekly News, a paper started at
Grandview, Spencer county, by II.
L. O'Neill. l. presents very neat
appearance, and ii it was not for its
Kcpublicanism would be first rate
paper. Grandview has as cntcrprisinp
and ambitious population as any
town Of its size on the river, and has
q good back country to support it
The News ought to bc very literally
sustained.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19

1.-THE Republicans talk glibly
about upholding s'frcc labor" So
greatly are they in favor Of free labor
that they wish to abolish slavery
throughout the South. Should they
ever succeed in this, every city, every
town, every villagcin Indiana would be
speedily swarming with the Southern
negroes--all OF whom would then bc
free laborcrs," competing with the
white laborcrs Of the North seeking
to underbid them, and thus to throw
them ont Of their situations. Amcri
can, German, and Irish white men
how would this sort Of "frec labor
suit you!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19
la The Dubois Common Pleas Court, Octo-
Der Term, 1850.

Ia The Dubois Common Pleas Court, Octo-
Der Term, 1850.
Joseph Bates
W..
Lorenzo Bates. Civil action for partition
Catharine Bates,
Gertrude Bates,
Conrad Bates,et al
HI appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
4 Clerk Of said Court, By the affidavit OF
disin,eresied person, that Caiharine Bates,
Elizabeth Bates and Gertrude Bates are not
residents ~ the state OF indiana, the said
Cnharine Bates, Elizabeth Bates and Ger
rude Bates are hereby notified Of the PEN
dency Of said action, and that the same will
stand for trial on the "a day Of said Court.
10 be held al the court house in JASPER. in
said county. commencing on the 81 Monday
u Ostuber. 1860
LAIRD g. ADAMS. plffs atty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19

A Nav SEcr.-'wel Jane, this d d
queer world said Joe 10 his wife; a sect d
women philosophers has Just sprung up
Indeed. said Jane. 'ani what do they hold,
The ssrsngess thing 10 nature said he
|',heir toDgucs!''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19

The qnaliied voters o. Dub ,is C5urty Ia
disne, IRE hereby notified that an election
will be held in each township OF said coun-
~, at The usual places Of holding elections
thereto. on the second Tuesday in October,
A ID 1850. for the purpose Of filing the
,fices named In the foregoing certificate. --
This an day of September. 1860
ANDREW MEIIRINGER, s. d. c.
Sept. IL, 1S60-te
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19
NOTICE OF PETITION TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE or PETITION TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.
State Of Indiana, Dubois County:
~ Office u Hereby given that Bernard
~ Beyke Administrator Of the estate OF
Anton Smiths. deceased, has filed his petition
10 sell the real estate OF the dccedenf, his
personal being insufficient 10 pay his debts
and that said petition will be heard at the
next term OF the Court or Common Pleas OF
said county. u. b. EDMONSTON, Clerk,
sept J-3a* BY D. BuETrsER. deputy.
NOTICE OF PETITION TO SELL REAL
ESTATE.
State OF Indians, Dubois County:
NOTICE Is hereby given, Tint Mosby
~ Corn, Guardian OF minor heirs Of Jes-
Sc Corn. deceased, has filed his petition 10
sell the real estate Of Tie dccedent, for the
benefit Of said heirs; and that said petition
will be heard 81 the next term OF the Court
81 Common Pleas Of said County.
b. Il. EDMONSTON, clerk,
sept 5-3S BY II. BUETTSER, deputy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19

liza few bushels Of apples or
peaches, and few cords Of wood will
DO gladly received at this Office in pay.
ment Of debts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19

For Governor.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Shelby
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID TURPIE, Of White.
For Secretary Of State.
WILLIAM II. sClILATER. of Wayne.
For Auditor Of State.
JOSEPH RISTlNE Of Fountain.
For Treasurer OF State,
NATHANIEL Il. CUNNINGHAM. vlgc
For Attorney General,
OSCAR 3. HORD, Of Decatur.
For Superintendent, Public Instruction.
SAMUEL l.. RUGG. Of Alien.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
CORNELIUS o'BRIEN, Of Dearborn.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
NJ. G. KERR. Of Floyd.
FOR CONGRESS.
HON. JOHN LAW, Of vandey5urg.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
THOMAS SHOULDERS.
Democratic Judicial Nominations.
For Common Pleas Judge.
JOHN J. KEY. Of Perry County.
For Comm on Pleas Prosecutor,
w. G. ADAMS, Of Dubois.
IA Err:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19
SENATOR DO U G LAS
HON. n. v. JOHN 0 n
Coming 10 India, IA:
TO be- at INDIANAPOLIS on Fridc,

Sept, 28th, 1860.
Let the Democracy welcome them with .
hundred thousand people. Dubois county
turn out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-09-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE i hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed adm'r. Of
The estate or Samuel w. Postlethwsit, late
Of Dubois county, deceased. Said estate j.
supposed 20 be insolvent. All persons in-
de5ted 10 said estate are requested 70 come
forward Immediately and make settlement,
and those holding claims will file them sc-
cording TO law.
sept 5-3w WIN. HART. sdm'r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-19
Requisition Granted for Coppcck

The Adr.rtiser of the 22d uIt., pub
lished at Upton, Iowa, says that Cover
nor kirkwood has issued his warrant for
the arrest and surrender Of BARCLAY
CopPocK, a second application having
been made to him, accompanied by the
proper papers. We do not know wheth-
or CoPpocK is at present q citizen Of
Iowa or not But one thing is very ap-
parent if he does not want his neck
stretched with Virginia hemp. he acts
very queer to say the least of it. His
friends have done for him, and advised
him as much as any reasonable man could
expect, and yet,until within few weeks
he has continually exposed himself to
danger, necdlcssly. II, after all that has
been done for him, he should die on a
Virginia scaffold, We will venture to say
that his friends will receive more sym.
pathy than he will. Men are not martyrs
when they seek death 10 cause that does
not require they life, but fools.
We cut the above from the Salem
(Ohio) Republican, which has heretofore
sympathized with Coppock. We think
it expresses the feelings of those who arc
considered as the friends Of Coppock.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-19

the power of State in the premises but
one Of the Judges, Nelson, We believe,)
approaches near enough to the case to
say that, except in cases where the
"power Is restrained by tie Constitusio"
"ofMe En,ted States, the law Ut the
Estate 10 supreme over the subject Of
slavery withis its Jurisdiction" Thus
it appears thst two holes, instead Of one,
we're left in the Nebraska bill, aud par
ticularly largo and commodious one 10
the bred Scott decision. 1t will be re.
membe red that in Mr. Douglas debates
with Mr. Lincoln, two years ago, the lat.
ter could never get the former TO say
whether he would Or would not sustain
future decision declaring that the PEG.
pie of a State could not exclude slavery.
Mr. Douglas held fast by the bred Scott
decision, not because he deemed it right,
(for he would never give an opinion as
to its correctness, but because it was
decision Of the Supreme Court. He was
thus irmly committed to all future de-
cisicns of the same tribunaI--to the ul.
innate decision in the Lennon case,
whatever it may be, as we'll as to the
bred Scott decision which took the vi.
tails out of his Popular Sovereignty.
Let thinking men follow the chain of
l"gical sequence from the introduction of
the Nebraska bill down to the late argu.
ment Of the Lennon case BY Charles o..
Conner land ask themselves what is most
distinctly and clearly pointed to. Is it
anything less than decision that the
Constitution Of the United States pro
hibits any State. as well as any Territory
excluding slavery decision to be made
on the heels Of the Presidential election.
provided that the pro-slavcry ticket shall
be again successful, giving promise that
the decision will be maintained BY the
Legislative aud Executive authorities of
thr country, when made Pres and
Tribune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-19
Is Slavery Right

Six years ago but Que answer would
have been given to the question, Is
slavery right: by any one North Of Ma
son and Dixon's line, and in fact but few
South Of that would have answered in
the alternative. We had supposed that
question to be settled, but i, seems we
were wrong, for VIC find Charles O'Couor.
the great leader of the New York De-
mocracy, and tie New York Hcruhl say
that it is right. And more than all that
the cs'/ar Democrot--the paper whose
course SIS approved by all the Democrats
OF Cedar county, approves it. We do
not say that in just so many words the
Democrat has said so, but it objects to
our sayln. anything against the evils of
slavery and is "quoting scripture" to
prove that slavery is right, and its cor.
respondents are doing the same. We
would like to know what bearing the
quotations given have upon American
slavery, and we would like to know whv
they are given at all unless the Demo.
cratic party is coming to the defence of
their Southern brethren. It has been
charged by Republicans hat the Democ.
raey were pro slavery. The Democrats
have denied i. heretofore but now they
are coming out openly for it. What q
PROCLAMATION of the term Democracy to
apply tito the present "nigcer breeding"
Administration party.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-19

THE DOUGLA>ITEs FAVOR POLYGAMY.
The Douglas members Of the House voted
to man in favor of polyyamy, when the
bill for abolishing tina, abominatiou in
Utah came to vote in that body, last
week. This is carrying the doctrine of
"Popular Sovereignty to an abhorrent
extreme These gentlemen, in their
endeavors to be consistent, are running
the thing into the ground. In order te
maintain their position on the question
Of slavery, they must hug, as sweet con
comitants Of ''great principle" Slave
ry, Po'ygamy, FilIibusterism. Piracy.
Border Ruffianism, and every revolving,
monstrous aud infamous thing that eur
modern ncw-lght democracy evolve
from the filth aud pollution of human
folly, passion and desperation. "Popu.
lar Sovereignty" like charity, is made tc
cover a multitude of -Muscatin.
Journal
Why shouldn't they vote for polygamy
when they uphold slavery, which in
cludes practical pclygamy, bastardy, ETC.
aud is, in the words of Wesley, 18th,
sum of all villainies."