Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

the correct principle is there, while the
main features Of the measure must COM
mend themselves to the ihs. favorable con
sideration Of every member upon this floor.
Leave time and experience to complete
aHd perfect the system which We seek to
inaugurate. This measure will remedy
the great evils from which the State 10 suf.'
fering, and, therefore. l urge its passage.
Let us adopt the maxim Of pharmacy,
/ s"9+ '-a s"Cat beyond the woand sitH 'as'@ .
sg e..s To make the cure complete" I" r,' eEr
''THE HERO OF kANSASn7,ag
Artemas Ward, Snowman, has been to
see the play of"John Brown, or the Hero
Of Kansas" and here is what he thinks
Of it, ... .s...-. ...r .....a.+.s.
| The drama of "'John Brown, or the He.
70 of Kansas and Harper's Ferry" was
produced at the Academy Of Music last
evening, to fair audience. We don't
know who wrote the play. We understand
IL was not }. Is. Giddings, and hardly think
ii Wa, l. Waae, as he leans to the como.
! IT f. Wade had written, it would have
l'+en iuti II ''l.".ks." Brother Harris and
bro"er Benedict say they had nothing to
do about it, being tc'h engaged on the
lrtepressiole Coullict. Our young and
fascinating friend Rufus p. Spauiing is
evidently Innocent, for if Rufus P. had
written it there would be some ''reso-
lutious.' but there is nary resolve in the
entire drama. And we acquit W. Danls,
on, because the language isn't half gor-
geous enough to emanate from his highly
nanured intellect 1t was not Shakespeare.
because HE is dead. Who in the world
did write +? Lei him write one more as
near like it as possible and then die As
the late Gen J. Caesar observed in regard
to MIR. Cassius, Such men are dangerous
tirs, act opens in North Elba There
is wedding at John Browns house
Amelia married somebody, and quadriIle
is danced. Then Mr.. Brown and his three
sons leave tor Kansas Old Mrs Brown
tells them they are going on u long jour
ney aud blesseS them to slow music. They
60 to Kansas Wha, upon airth" they
went 10 Kansas for when they were SO
snug and comfortable down there in North
Elba, we cant imagine. The sons are
next seen in Kansas in tavern. NJ Blame
who don appear to be a pretty nice man,
asks one OF tie Browns to take drink
Brown retuses--which is the FIRST instance
on record where Brown declines such an
Invitation. Mr.. Blame. wha is a black.
bearded, ferocious man, about II feet tall,
then asks him whether he is pro.slavery or
anti Young Brown says anti, whereup0u
Mr.. Blame runs long knife into him. and
laughs wildly. Another young Brown
here rushes up and says. ~ ou have killed
my ber-ru,her. Music. Scene changes.
The wounded young Brown enters, sup
ported by bis two brothers. He seems to
be pretty much play out. SAYS ne sees
his mother and dies. We looked, bat
couldn't see nary a mother
Next scene reveals John Brown cabin
in Kansas. Brown is seen reading the
Tribune almanac. His two sons come iu
The married Brown seems to be glad to
see bis wife. Pretty soon the (marriel
Brown goes ou' and. comes in dead. He
is sho, while out by Border Rutiiau. -
Then the Border Rutfians surround the
house, set it on fire, and raise thunder
generally. The Brown. are abou, to give
themselves up for gone coons. when a
lucky thought struck keturrah, whose dia.
lect would imply that she was from South
Readin', that there is trap door to the
cabin. The Browns go down stairs and
come up through tie bulkhead Their
miraculous escape reminds us Of that of
he Jones, the Sangunary. For sixteen
years was he confined in loathsome dun.
geon, not tasting of food during all that
dreary period. when one day lucky tho't
occurred to him. He opened the window
remaining son meet and swear to have re-
venge on the Shareholders. The battle at
Osawatomie takes place. Guns are fred
Ola Brown kills Mr. Blame, making an
able and eloquent speech as he does it
MIR. Blame tells his comrades 70 rene m Der
the importance of one vote and be- at the
pols early; requests them to subscribe
for the Washington Constitution, publish
ed by Geo. W. Bowman SAYS he don I
see his mother much, and dies Ike son
OF genilemln. wrapped up in the bar
spangled splnn4r. Four or FIVE other
! Border Ruiha9,s are Killed, hat they don't
say anything about seeing their mothers
1t may be that We have got things mix.
ed Ii tie, but We hardly think We have
as we paid particular attention .-..
The last ACT shows us Browns farm at
llarper's Ferry. His daughter Amelia
asks him II he hada't better give the tn ing
up aud be says no. IL must he put
through. She ihen says that she must
pray far his success. Crok comes in dis
cursed. He says the rural districts are
all going in for freedom, and the thing had
better be done right off The arsenal is
shown US. United States soldier come
and fire at it. Brown comes out aud per
mts himself to be shot, Is carried across
the stage on a mattress BY several athletic
"supes.' Is tried and sentenced to death
10y the court, which consists OF one man
in epnuet, and a glazed cap. Is seen
standing upon an elevated platform, the
stage being Illuminated, and the curtain
falls.
FoRMuLA FOR Eco NoGG.-A corrcspon
dent furnishes the Baltimore Saa with the
following formula for egg g.nogg:
Take ths yblks Of sixteen eggs and
twelve tabiespoonsful Of puiverized loaf
suca". aud beat them 10 the consistency Of
cream; TO this add Two thirds Of nutmeg
grated. and beat veil together; then mix
in half u pint of good bra hdy or jana.
eia rum and two wine glasses of MADEIRA
wine Have ready the wites of the ergs
beaten to stiff froth and beat them into
the above described mixture. When this
is ali done tir II in six pints of good rich
milk. There is no heat used.
Egg-nogg made in this manner is diges
'ible, and will not cause headache. 1t
makes an excellent drink for deblitAted
persons, and nourishing diet for con.
sumptives.
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