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, 1860-07-21

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
0Cook, eA-supertor Cou1 of Chleaxo August Tam.
y 1ssi Tbs N. reliant. ss!nes Loan and rust ronpar
1erry and Edward Morton.
Public noee hereby k1ven 70 the taid William s
well, John Trtadwe John 9. Perry and Edward Nor
ton wst Of Issued Of the office Of the
Clerk Of the EupeIor Court Of Chicago da,e The rwts
Merchants sst,oss Loan Trust Capasy asaibst
the e.14te Of The nd Walam d. Treadwei, John J..
Te1dNelt John y. Perry and Idv ard Norton for the
Of tn1ee hundred l9do. dee
the She.t Of Cook County. which VIII has beea
turned executed.
NOV, therefore, un'ts. y9n, ths aid W!niM B:
Norton tha personally BE- aod appe.. orore the aid
superior Couof Chieako on or he ast dry Of the
City of Chicago an the Aontsy Of August A. n. $50
kige special tail and plead 10 The said paint1 Aeon
Judgement will entered AEalEst you and lp fAvor ot
lie sad Ihe Mereha. u Savings Loan Atd Trust CON
and much Of the property attached - u,ay b. suta.
cirnt katafY the aa1d 5udxment and en will be sold
e .atl..Y the ,sut Waller kIAHALL, Clerk.
FAax11l, SAr1n i THoxAs. Pitts AftTa-
Tx
, 1860-07-21

TRUSTEES SALE.-Default llav-
ipr heen made BY Alltoa F4rtes In The payment Of
h. prom sscry for t,43 dated Way ~ ls parable
ons a.t<f date 70 the ofer Of Daniel aa1
lhe sze Of the hams date Az 70 the Ete
oE after a:t r. .sa oD ~ taa n hanf n
areeui BY lin md Harriet r41ter hIs wie bearing
DATE ad I'd tay q Nay A. " ~ fy.a 10 tssats f.
ssia DssI when iced u Trust Feroni.d ~ The Office
ot the Recorder Of Coax Cenaty sate Ct llnns A"f9s.
WHICH nd Deco fd and .fe conveyed to The ~
dsrxned ~ rruaea in Trust. a thn certain It. psc q
,S Il 1
Doek :oy:sx u.s. In kin.e's Addition to th!saxn which
hnt T. I se as q = a
Inches touth VI the notthEest e. meg OF san boek ana
nnns thence soa % az tt e On b1 ne
drawn parallel with the nth 1e OF md tlccka dsanee
Of hunfed aud fsst 10 a. a9s .htnee s
Wesi ns q % III n:ock Distance ot M
snsx Tes's hy s p7s @ ss wh '18
same pssases tn which situated ht uotth ,u;e ot TIE
s s1ek e ~ d ea & Trast sso
aub tsnee thst Of d. ;.u IL r. I.Esat o. III
th re Or f he interest thereon Of part tereo
sad fur ten days .be sau b+e due as oa
tHber ri u sSs nssnents secured b. tsa Trust
fh1 tawIui for tue und' rxned to nastte ana set
msat ID e tue sn5el.s Tsasse s1or.ad
the tasa and po~sss In SAID Deed+ W OF sao
Nov. there ORE T. L. C. Pzne Ferer tte Trustee named
IN sid ee Of Tut viii the iay ot July
oe:s Tie fs1eaooq o L. s.a ~ 's :. ahs
hthes' bidder i. Il described parcel of I'D
thereto beo, nx md ali The ish tt'e interest =, equity
~ sfs. 1a 5ux Is v u m as4
p1ss ''F SID p'tni l. C. PAINE rREIk Tsssss CT ;i
, 1860-07-21

AREAttx DISTRESSING CASE" Deed, Minis.
ter, think shame to come TO you," said m old
dame who had sought tie clergy ymsn's kindly
offices for the same purpose on four previous
occasions.
"What's the matter, Margaret. that you
should think shame to come to me!'
"Deed, Sir, it's just this, have coma to seek
20 to marry me again"
"Well, Margaret, do not see that re have
any occasion to think shame for such a pur-
pose. Marriage, as you know, ishonorable to
all."
"Deed is't, sir, but has had owre muckle OF
already. believe there never WAS any poo1
woman plaguit vi such deeing bodies O men II
hae been"
, 1860-07-21

EE TilnpleH aud Skn Diseases are
ihe rrsu Of impure blood The bood tcr,c. ,.tcs and
eoes'd The eln il able to cast c the au,ru,t. 10
:'"'Ftaot 10 hsA!th- How many young mcn aud woucn
~c Fer with tselF faces covered with rlmpes ard bnael
VIM arc esarasoFiuR 10 reose them y ttc UT cf toap,
All sa.hcs OF vsio tlnd. This Is very d4nscroa. and
e'"usa ncrer ae praeti>ea If dt*tnus Of tood
h'@th- Ac.hers who have children a1lec wh .o,es aud
erur'"ns, should nrvsF dry them up hr c,tcsl arp1,a
sons fF In shs way heT will drive in the hE,ors and
!reo1e* Ill health To- TIN child during Il. wAo.e lie tin {
1heFF TO mother taa likes to rec her children an tci
with fcrb,t heahh.
1rDs0S:S MOUNTAIN HERR FILLS ar p,rp,,ea
cspss for the Of ~rurttnns Of Tue .kip such 4,
r.mplta. Hithct. s"sos. &e- TttY eauae u blood nj
aimrurtirA producing beautiful cles AID .l.
mitch admir- y al people OF taste and refinement
IrDSnN:s MOUNTAIN nEKN FILLS .,r .o,s ,,x
all Ns3Ieint lle4aers, t.1e,
, 1860-07-21
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Coz

SIAIE OF lL1lNOl0, AO0k
~ County m-eupe.ior Court Of Chfc7'o 10 Chance.
ry-The Chicago Marine and F1re 1n'nE1ncs Company
ver.u. Oeo,se r. Eckleg, LetttA lckey- Cha1!es Lay
cork samuel VI. Fuller ind ETA D. NecaeK-
r. bic ntt!c. Is herehy siVea that Ia puruanee q de-
ea ordes entered the aoove entitled cause on The 3sh
tay Of nc 4 1850, l. Ira Scott, Will a. Trustee nd
etcIa coumtsoner, the sxth tssh) cay u August
D. lsaA o'clock II the forenoon Of that t2y the
ncrh docr Of The Court House. in tbs cry OF Chcafo,
Cruo1y Of Cook and sxat. OF Illinois, se. u public aac:
on 10 as highest bidder for e.h. the described
premises lof 10 much thereof my 5e necessary u pAv
he amount due said complainant upon the
mentioned in sid d4+r~e and secured BY certain detl Of
tru{ barring date eh day Of Jul 1859 mlfe and e.
said de{41dants y. oxe teY e1d LetHta
EcbeY his i'e aad died for Eecota ~ tos kecorefa
utace Of eaM county Cook. August soh. lsss and re-
curded in book lsi Of dee. page 80 eon7e}nH the pem
ses enIooed in sad dsce and hereinafter d. eei!sed ia
the .aiI dt:end4nts Eua 3. MeCsRg AMI samuel fut
ler In trust The Indebtedness mentioned n sAl
tecr-e Etn.ted ia The city Ct Chicago, county OF Ctoz
and State Of illnua to vii:
The ufh 1y t30l feet Of the north one hundred anc
fftv ls ett Of tie hund ed and d!y t1a1 fee
f boek seventeen III in Busnnea I'd ion to the city o
Chie1xo and ce.e1ibed more particularly ~ follow:
t1Alencng point ODE lpn1 1reu 1eet soatn OF III
nerhwest seteteen and runntuR soutn
d!ty 50 teet parallel with Debotn rttc~t thence eatt
huacze and nty tloo} feel P'!alei With Elln ae-
thence norh ny t3J fett parallel With DaFoosn ss1ts
thence wen one hundred asa my tt5o fe*t pateI ~
Elm to The plss Of he <na!qs and ~ e?ur. OF e
eemptioa Of tie said 9et9e r: E2ksey aad Lettf1A "
IRA SCOTT, Trustee lad spee!Al Coumrn.ss'oneE.
, 1860-07-21
GtDOKER'S BITTER $.

Fo, mo,e tan Thirty yeat have s6d une4ua1eo anu u
Tiv.ird -noT w1us1Aspino KuxEEoua lhlfA1toHs AID
Copx4Engz7r-lort their tonic and rs1y Vauafe medicinal
properties in all Of complaints cfnnsce WIN Tue
stomach OF til. Scrrnas I'd we'd ~ foF tteaf gene
s u.eu.ress agreeable timuant IN thes van
CT. pseas4u. appliances In accordance Win 'he 'e,u.
,r-+ . ,,,uouncec ant Acknowledged. BY Ill who tiled
tru. to lie .YnE BEST ElTTERs EVER INTRO
DrCEn~ ard II i. conadert lett that tary VIII n'.n1an
tae. Reputation uelr own unsurpassed fn"rts.
For s,ie TT HOS, Of tn" prominent GTnert ano nruge.
~""1 ~ l.. tuhkL- lk3
nr.sr.1,,o7r Ns o. + Frnnt frrf- atw orr.
, 1860-07-21

GTEW ARTS COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AHEAD-rhe &c 5now'edked banstin.tfy Q
tie stewart STOW. has given rise to limitations
The genuine article for sale onlY BY C. NET Agent
iB0 State street. between Monroe Ard ht:-ms Also,
rood tssoY,rneut OF Hauseketpuk, Hardware and TIN
, 1860-07-21

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
/ took. S.S-Supe.!or Count Of Chicago, september
Term 4. b. 1a5o. HeoEy KassinE. u. Adolph Retzt6-
Fuohe notice Il hereby given to the sd Adoph Ret1lch
that wrt Of attachment Issued out Of ,hs ctee q ,hs
Of MaT ID st The suit af the said Henry Eas-ck.
and The Of the ead Ado'ph Ketso f.: the
drrctd 10 the Sher Cook county. which said WIT has
Been returned executed. Now therefore. unless You tie
ths sad Superior Court Of ch cko or beofe the dft
d,y of The er thereof be den At ts court Anuse n
T. D. so give special ball. aud pie u to the said rlarts1
acton. III b entered sxan.t you snd n 'o
t.ched may eudent 70 satisfy the said 1uugneni
WALTER kIMBA1L4 Ckrk.
Il p xu,ru pltf'* ANY Ie3cneh ~
, 1860-07-21

- Il State Convention has at last been
caiied in Indiana to ratify the nomination Of
Mes.rs. Dreckinridge and Lana. 1t is to meet
Ut 1ndisnapolis on the 8lst, and among the
speakers promised are Gen. Lane, Geo. L. W.
Powell, Senator from Kentucky, and Senators
Bright aud Fitch Of Indiana
, 1860-07-21

~ Mrs. Harriet Beecher Store, who haa
recently returned from European tour, is Ut An
doYer. She il engaged In the preparation Of a
new work, on which, It il stated, she means 10
rest her reputation ~ m Authoreks.
, 1860-07-21

PIG LEAD, PUMPS AND HYDRAULIC RAMo.
re- ORDERS from the trade solicited. CASH paid 10
IfeS3 E. W. RI.ATCHF0KF-
, 1860-07-21

n A.INGERSOLL,
H. BLANK BOOK HAzu1AoFuAu.
BOOK BINDER AND RULER.
1sm now prspaxei 70 manufacture Blank Books ere:1
deptiou ruled and bound TO any deared pstteas with
Thout printed headings Particular Attention pad TO
dan nom County on!ces1, Bank, &c.
pdnted to order Mfss1nea fe1scd3ea1s, et. bound IN
env 1ty!s Old KookA 3oond and rebound. All kinda o!
Fnt1 dnnt wth neatuess ind eApateh. Terms .uoder.
tte- ~: - t.AAA - 49,.
Poat (1Nee Hox S634, mY33 y dsal
, 1860-07-21

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
County. sS-C!rcnt Cout Of Cook County, Septe1n-
ber Term i. D. I8kQ-WIll1m Z DoRxetf, Henry D: En-
sctf and D. Hobart Hills, r. Columbus b. Aafaha1. Al
t4chr4e1t. .
Public Notce il hereby given TO the s1fd Columbus
Marshall writ Of Issued ont Of the oee Of
fu.t d1y Of June D. t II the su,s Of tht 'aid Nj
ii.m E. Dossrtt Henry D. Dassett and T. 1iobakt Hills
sr1 avlnst tne estate said COLUMBUS Aashal for
H. .m Of four hundred and iorty us dollars md 7s1oo
directed the sAers Of Cook md Oke COUNTS one Of
fote un'ess you 'ou1nbas Malshs. shall per.
.onsv IL anpear before aa CEtt Cou1 OF Took
t:on.v o. o. hxre he nt day ol the Term thereof TO
Se II The Cont Hoaas tn he Sy of fn.aks On T.
Ned to the sid palnt64 alna tuuen VII! be enieteat
sssn.t you aad IA favoF q the aid william F. pokSett
nror+y ataehe1 IS m%7 b eucsent 10 satsy the said
f1gsment md COSTS viii be sold 70 ssitaty shs same
,- l. u-nrrcnrx PIN Aff.Ys fes.c6- 04w
, 1860-07-21
Chicago Lead Works

{UrpeF oY UI1Etoo kpd Fulton FfettA. Wett 5lae.
LEAD PIPE, BAR Il SI1EET LEAD
Shot, white Lead,
He'd lead, and
, 1860-07-21

MASTERS SALE.-State OF llll-
l1l no{s, Cook Cou-ty, s.s.-C Circuit Court Of Cook
Couoty-In Chancery. Mary Anna sehreinsr and A"na
~ r.1npr hY thrIf Guardian George A. Fhehna' ~
Cs,harne Weyer et al-for Partition and A.axnment Of
Drwer- st.. D.. ..u.. - ~.
rn.rate in decree entertd IN the shave tnt tet cause
thr ieh ray July, a: D. 18T tho unGerstsntd MAJ
w'11 m tie rInth az +? Augu A. D. 1870 10 oc!oc
da r.. pIoaf p ape2p ~ 9n 4 ,hs astsn "antS o
70 .forta .hs sessst sdss H. Of ,ne f ,"ow
Wit rhe eaat Laf Of the 4oush half Of sub
Lot ole Of LIT No. iea lv} y r. es ns;sea IL Y
1Hfr nf htcax0 Terms exsh the tay Of .aie- Deed
vii be executed 10 the pureaaser BY the ~
Nseter iu ChanetV. =; y. iAtSE EhE 1.1. r.
f...c,-o Julv 18th. Is6, jyi9 e;6lld
, 1860-07-21

ESTATE OF GEO. W. DOLE,
Ia deceased Public Noce IA hereby given 70 I'll per
son. demands Eainst the estss Of Geo.
same for a3u lieason and .eslement a: 'e9ar tenn Of
frt Hn1,e In the c,,y o Chicago On The third AontaJ Of
Sentember a. IT, l353 being The r;ts day thereof
>F@' GEO. F. RUM-EY,
JrLlAfS. hUNSEY,
Executors and Itutetx-
rht..oo 1r1p 1sk0 tF416S1fw
, 1860-07-21
Self-Sealing Fruit Cans,
PRESERVE JARS,
JELLY TUmRLERS,

y &c Fl Al 0 n D & CO.,
Agents for the
New York Ce-trAl II. r., Cleveland Il
Pittsburgh II H.. Troy A B~te and
Troy aud WesteFn Llaea on The
krle Canal,
and {rurnng In correction with the above} th4 Buffalo
Cleveland and Caeaso Lae On ue Lak,a nsistirE ot
FOURTEEN FIRST CLASS PROpELLERs,
VIII freight Al ihe lowest rates aud from an ths
principal 'o!ns Ea.t ,tsap On the Lakes Kau Of
Canal between Buffalo And A'b1ny.
Also. freight contracted t. and from
plTTsHUKGU, WHEELING, BALTIMORE ANN
PHILADELPHIA
At Lowrx RA1Ea Than by my oshe. ,oute.
0m<s Ne. i Clark, cor. 6oash Nxf<r-s9.
'iv4t&.k-Am
, 1860-07-21
TO 6 RO C E RS!
FlavOrins Extracts
Of SUPERIOR QUALITY.

We would call thu attention Of GROCERs, HtTEL
KEEPERS and E0AKDAAG HOUSES, 10 our coneea.
tratsd
Flavoring Ext1 acts.
We have Manufactured shc Ycar' 70, ous METAL
ine more Of The stusa taste aud favor Of the tu from
Wch III ~ a1e meae concentrated In myth
III IN any other Ia Market piepartd b.
nrup1is IT, and ApQ!hecaties 4 \ l4& Lake 4treft.
, 1860-07-21
WIDE AWAKE UNIFORMS
J, A. SMITH & co.

Continue to furnish tn. WIDE AWAKE UNIFORMS.
complete and aY the sfrT bes 9uats At the lowest oce
the, be mAe consisting of The Wef P1uaf cap
" furnish su1.s e IT, coml1ns nr,i a aopted
All ond "a from Clubs through The Western States viii
have prompt attention. and b. properly shipped Without
, 1860-07-21

The only legal practice here At present, IS con-
fined to the mining districts. but some Of the
lawyers there are reaping rich rewards from
stance in which fee Of $500 WAS paid In case
requiring but little labor, The Courts are held
ia The open air, and presided over BY judges
elected by the people. The only laws recog-
n:zed are those made BY the miners, which di'-
fer materially in each district: Great sensitive
ness il felt ID regard to the introduction Of le-
ral authorities, aud one ipjudicious lawyer re-
Gently lost an excellent case By citing " Green
leaf on Eridence."
, 1860-07-21

4 somewhat notorious mountaineer, Who rms
for several years chief among the Grow Iudi-
ans, and who once published 3 volume of his
enough 10 hare appalled, Baron Munchausen, is
residing in Denver. A few days since be was
married to a white woman, notwithstanding the
Statement in his book that be had already eight
wives among his old compatriots, the Crows.
Neckwourth is about fifty years of age, aud
seems to have both Saxon and Indian or African
htood in hia yeips,
, 1860-07-21

r." Those who are Curious n wit
peA. the wonderful pe1iccn 10 vh,ch A. obsva it s&
1uanascs a. R4tceoza N. - las brought the nl.ar!so
ture OF Wigs AID Toupa. Invited to visit l. Wig sc
H.. u ax Rooms VI No. 10e Lake STREET aid exanlns
tAese lous productions Of art. n" scrutiny CA t-se
fht !,o. he rat14. whea aduke1to the head
, 1860-07-21

~ Mechanical Dransht.n. and c,,,t,rc.o+
Al tuds ri Mec. ,1'rr'. Re ~een Clark md dearborn
ncs md calltiont ever End If shino.
p ~ nasss Loeomntive Sussr1ns. H.:
n,es fr Patent Oac. Ps,t1 M r. m,c,a.r a~nEa md
1uNy cxccuted mud warranted " " '"1ne5' ee-: eafe'
, 1860-07-21

r Meyers Miraculous Vermin Die
reyeF the aid lsss reaeIy Extc,ra:lEg RATS
and MIC =. .C0cKR,ACIEs RUGS, ANTS. MOsQU1-
TOES, FLEAS, MOTHS. GKAlN-WO1iMS aud GAR
Den INSECTS.
W-IT:1cipal Drtot elS 1::tadEay, New 1o.k-
Sod BIZ .i'rREi.tx everywhere, tnya3ct1Cr3u
, 1860-07-21

DIKE'S PEAK OUTFITS.
Guns. Ride. r,tto,.; co;t';, .sd'e91 Alea. MI
!;oxfe Knives. Tents, Ptckz, Shovels, Pans %G5E&>
ner.a tool. Powder. Shot, GApa, and amy
aub!tion Geleraly.
Acrut for St. Louis Shot
Sole Agent for Hazasda powdrt:
ap4y dEo' 1. hbbLas Ase Aa4o s1e'''
, 1860-07-21

~.,y~ Barry's Tricopherous Il the best
md ccapes, s.sie!c for dEt<s Identifying. c|eansiae
..!as pre- serving and restoring ire talr- ihAtss u It
Bold ~ 81 druggists nz,t F~rtnu.srA Ehl<s{FSu
, 1860-07-21
Gossip from the Plains.
The Denver Ctr correspondent Of the Gin.
c;nnaii CASTLE relates the following:

TIE PLAINS TRT PEOPLES 7ENPER.
Perhaps there is no more severe trial to the
temper than the long and intimate association
into winch persops are thrown while crossing
The plains. Very few parties succeed IN pre-
serving their amiability during the entire jour
ney. In one instance, this summer, q man be-
came 80 infur,Rted against an old friend that bis
companions were compelled to tie his hands be.
bind him to prevent an assault: In another; q
matrimonial quarrel grew go intense that 1he
husband left his wife sitting alone on the open
prairie, and could not be induced to return for
her until the muzzle of cooked revolver, pre-.
seuted at bis head by al indignant stranger
who heard Of the transaction, restored him to
a sense Of duty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-27
TIE cHocrAw NATION.

The Mobile Advertiser publishes letter
from near Fort Smith, Arkansas, which gives
the following interesting description Of the
ChOctaw country:
:" am located in the Choctaw Nation, a
few miles from Fort Smith, in one Of the
richest regions of country that | have yet
seen il the West but it is nearly a wild
wilderness yet, as the Indians are few, and
do not occupy one in ten thousand acres Of
the snil. The land is held in common, and
each Indian, or those connected with him
BY affinity or consanguinity, settles down,
aud no one j. allowed to come nearer than
one quarter Of mile Ol bis enclosures, and
this in his claim, and he is protected in its
possession BY the laws Of the Nation, as
though II were Ms in fee simple. Merchants,
mechanics, professional men, machinists,
&C., are allowed to live here by permit from
the Council, bot no one is allowed to produce
anything more than is necessary for the use
Of himself and his family, outside Of his
trade or profession. They have good laws
and they are pretty well enforced. Not =
drop OF spirituOus liquors is allowed TO be
sold. gwen away, or transported through the
Nation aud all that IS found by the officer
is poured out, and If found in any wagon,
waler-craft. or on horseback, the whole es-
tabIishment j. confscated to the use Of the.
Nation. There is 10 tax, but the Govern
ment j. supported BY an assessment upon the
annuity IRON the United States to the IDhi.
ans. AMI by the interest Oh certain bonds
held upon Cncle sam. The Choctaws have
school fund amply sufficient to give alrwho
are justly entitled to It's privileges . good
English education, and there are plenty Of
schools among them. There are large
number Of missionaries here, and when the
congregation will justify II. they have regu.
lar preaching. The Indians are quiet. peace
able, and generally Industrious enough TO
have plenty around them. They have laid
aside the .garb that the Choct4ss used To
wear, aud dress mostly like the whites; yet
the Indian will show itself IN many things"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-27
From the Raleigh Register
THE DEMOCRATIC AND THE. OPPOSITION
PLATFORMS COMPARED.


Keep il before the people. that the Demo-
cratic PARTY leaders-In Convention assem-
bled-aiopted The following resolution as a
p-rt q their platform:
III. R.solred, That we are opposed 10 disturbing
any Of the sectional compromises 1T Constitution
State National and that especially deprccaie the
introduction at this time BY the Opposition party q
North Carolina into Stale politics Of question Of
constitutional amendment affecting the basis upon
which our raised. believing il 10 he pfema
ture, impoitic, dangerous and unjust; at the same
time deem il the duty Of the Legislature when
passing acts for the raising Of revenue. to sduH
taxation, ID bea equally practicable within the
limits Of the Constitution, upon the various interests
and classes Of property in all sections Of the State
Upon this platform Gov. Ellis now stands.
Here it is distinctly laid down that IL IS The
DUTY Of the Legislature TO tax EVERY
class Of property in the State. which includes
Tin Cups. Hogs, Horses, Chickens. Playing
Cards, Billiard Tables, and every thing that
can be called property. except slaves, upon
the adj valorem principle. For every one
knows that the Legislature has the power 70
80 tax all property, except slaves, under The
present Constitution. And Gov. Ellis and
party friends say distinctly that il i The
DUTY Of the Legislature to tax all the
" various interests and classes Of property
except slaves, in this way and II ihry sue.
coed lhey are solemnly buUnd by their plst.
form to tax euery thing EXCEPT Ne.
GROES, in this way.
John Pool. Esq, is bound by no such
pledse-here is our platform upon the sub.
jeci:
wHEREAs great inequality exist. in the present
mode Of taxation, AID It Is just and right That si
property should contribute its proportion towards the
burdens Of Stale
Resokr,d, That we recommend thal Convention Of
the people Of the ssle be called On the federal basis
early practicable fof The Purrosc q modifying The
Constitution that every species Of property may Il
"a according 70 is value. with power y disefmin.
ale only ia favor Of the nstiye products n Stale
and the industrial pursuits 81 her citizens.
This does not define any duty 81 tie I.sgis.
lature. it simply goes for an alteration u the
Constitution. ~ such manner that lie Legs.
lature NAY have the power 10 lax slaves a
il nov has 70 Tax all the other various IN.
terests and classes Of property" 10 The state,
with power e. discriminate 10 f,,or IL ihe
+" native products Of the Stste, and tie in.
dustrial pursuits Of her citizens"
II is perfectly clear, that While Gov Ellis
and his party are making great fuss about
tin cups, and such small matters. that thry
are solemnly bound by the plain wording Of
their platform. TO tax all the various tlasse.
Of property in the State, tie plough herss.
and harness, dawn even to pair of old
horse shoes, 4 they carry ont their platform.
Hold them 70 Il. FAIR PLAY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-27
Mr.. BELL on SLAVERY.

The s1bjoined extract is from speech
delivered by John Bell tthe Constitutional
Uaion candidate for Presidentl on the Com
promise Measures 10 1850 and il any sane
Southern man can find the smallest obiec-
tiouable feature. or the least clue wheresilh
10 fasien upon him the stigma Of being uD-
friendly to the interests Of the south, 70 said
extract, then he is gifted with the wisdom
Of two SolomoHs, and stands alone a.
model d foresight and deep research. Still
10 the face of facts which are undeniable-
facts which are proven By the record a. i
stands in black and white--the same stereo.
typed charge Of uniriendliness TO our insti.
tatiOns is brought Up against this man--pure
in patriotism, and eminenliy Southern 10 his
feelings. His record is peculiarly clear ami
convincing. and against il the miserable
attempts Of his revilers will fail harnlessly.
On this question % slavery, No Southern
man Of any party occupies sounder. higher,
more commanding. and more impregnable
ground, than John Bella ground which
sle6es all manner of assault, and challrges
unqualified admiration. In fine, the skirts
of our able. patriotic, and distinguished can.
dldate for the Presidency, are Tree from even
the slightest faint Of unsDgndness On the
great question Of Southern institutions and
southern rights. Their friend aimirer. ard
defender, Ne stands erect before the people
II the south, and shrinks from no scrutiny
into his record and no discussion VI bis
opinions.
Bat while Mr. Bell stands up 50 firmly
for the South. it 10 not Tor the purpose Of
exciting sectional preiudiees. lie Is for re.
storing peace By eonciliatory measures
emitting, by kind words and soothing means,
the quarrellng members Of the one great
family. lie knows mo North, no South,
no East, no West but is for the Union
Cup TO the hub
II IL altogether sBperaaous 70 enlarge
upon the position OF John Bell, Of Tennes.
see, as . friend 70 the rights Of the soath.
His record should silence the Democratic
cry Of /" Abolitionist !" raised against etery
Opposition nominee for President, from
Henry Clay Il MiIiarI Fillmore. Md this
huge mvY6tain 81 ~ objection. in the view
~ that party. being removed OFT II ".
wsy, We need not fsar 81 impartial verdict
Of The people. o. any other that miy be
brought against him from the same source.
Mr. Bell said;
"a. 60 the lasfulHess % sinlglaess If the
insiitution u slayefy--wlatesef ifenEied Or
fanatic priests, ~ more learned and rational
diVinss NAV preach whaieser tbet nav
aairn ~ Lhnsli5a pfeespts. ol moral aud
rsiis,qss duties iai responsibilities what.
t,es Interpretation 81 tss la 81 ustgfe Or