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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-27

The steamer Arago arrived at New York
on the 18th, with dates to the 4th inst.
ENGLAND.-It was understood that the
warrants against Heenan and Sayers will be
executed at once, and the PARTIES required
to find securities to heavy amount to keep
the peace for one year, as the magistrates are
determined, if possible, to prevent the fight
from coming off in Hertfordshire. y
In the Commons in reply to question
Lord John Russell said Her Majesty had
been advised to recognize the recent acquisi-
tions of the King of Sardinia.
FRANcE.-Paris journals publish tele-
gram from Cbamberg; according to which
the election of deputies in the provinces
claimed by Switzerland have resulted in the
return of five partizans of France and one OF
Switzerland.
The French government revoked the arti-
cles of the concOrdat that no bull, brief, re-
script, mandate or provision, or other doca-
ment from the court of Rome, even regard
ing private persons can be received, published
or otherwise put into execution without the
authorization of the government.
AUsTRIA.-Vienna, March 3l.-Tbe
Austrian cabinet has resolved to protest SOL
EMMY against the annexation OF Tuscany,
Parma and Modena to Piedmont. A note
to this effect, dated the 24th, has been d.
rectly addressed to the cabinet of Turin, in
which Austria establishes her incontestible
right to oppose an act which, 10 despoiling
legitimate princes, would also destroy the
reversion to the house of Hapsburg.
A copy is to be furnished to all the for
eign cabinets, to whom also circular note
is addressed, to the effect that Austria, in
combining herself at the present time to pro.
testing against the said annexation, hopes
that Europe will recognize, in this proceed
ing, most convincing proof Of her modera.
ton and of her desire to maintain the peace
of the world.
SARDINIA. Parliament was opened on
the I'd. The King was received with indis-
cribable applause, and delivered speech, re-
turning thanks to France for her services
for the welfare Of Italy; mentioning the
cession of Savoy and Nice, and the anneza-
ton of Amelia and Tuscany, and proclaining
that the welfare Of the people and greatness
of the country, which is no longer the Italy
OF the Romans nor that of the middle ages,
is the first object. 1t must no more be
left field open to foreign ambition, but it
must on the contrary, be the Italy of the
Italians. B
NICE, lst.-To-day the entry OF the French
troops took place here. The attitude of the
population was cold. This evening distur-
Dances have been suppressed.
Sw1rzERLAND.--The expedition to Savoy
was frustrated BY the militia, and part of it
brought back as prisoners to Geneva.
The Swiss government condemns the at.
tempt and the prisoners are being hung.
BERNIE, 2d.-In reply to the request Of
Switzerland to the parties who signed the
treaty Of Vienna, Russia, England, Austria
and Prussia have announced themselves in
favor Of the immediate assembling Of con-
grem. 1925 IS esue9 sls3lod
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-27

Letter from . 6innesotian It Washin9.
ton..The Delegates to ChaEleston..
Win they betray their Constituents.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-27

Foreign News. carnival Of the Arago.
THE KEENAN, AND SAVERS FIGHT-INTERFER-
ENCE OF THE POLICE.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
OBITUARY.
@sss

D1Kp-Ather fathers residence on Bayou Robert,
on the evening Of Feb. %, 1850, OF TYPHOID lever
MARI 9. PRESCOTT sgea 70 yea.s 1na son.s nnl,
only o.ashss s.o ~ hrother.
s m.....s,.,. "a !. i sndnr out are the WAYS Of
.aa;.. aserees oft time. hard to under
: q. i = !, h;z;no heart in con.
s''l. -. aa...;sa such 7. tb;s--hov prone are
ia ercl,im Oh, Vhy
ou1 va Inv 49,, !. Wh, .eo,,d not pe,tb have
: 49, -. Us -. ,an.,, 90 heIovod and taken in
Mo. IN co,,ld he q much better spareag
!. - n,merons b.nd Of sons and
!. IS. a.,,a :. h..t.r horne hit aha
..,....., .e,a.;nr he.-t.--.tbe soe flower
= ~ 49,. ...e,n.1 bom. and her nm.
.;n.,u ,;a.,h Ia. left those hearts. that home so
sD'',' 49, ,.-.,.,.,
-. 81. s..,,h.os ,,oat ,-aoh mournful words ,
- s., !. -. a.,;vo - avn,ess the sor
'i', 49, ), !. Z 20 a. short svl,.b,es Only
-" 'os- 800 Sa.s ssl, tbe crp.b;ps weight
sl0ss "no., - : -a.,;.a tber force An ony
!. sss a..r oh,ect &c 20 many tender cares
,,..,.;ans e.;r on.;cnat;on,
bright hopes iona fs.losps.''v''s' 'a s.v a'sa,
sweet centre round which clustered all Tue yes
and dearest affections Of home. as
And abe whose early doom we now lament mos
....,- i ia ;aa,i7inp love 40 fondy layishet
~ ber Eyerv cift that could enhance her salu,
-. ~ oou,a make ber more loved /,
anu he' l0's'las ~. :. s.a.h ~ nossassaa {
MS nioi s's 80 '1',i -,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

ma GEN. GRAHAM, whose zeal IN the
cause of the State Seminary of Learn
iugn and whose activity and personal
sacrifices are truly commendable, has laid
us under obligations for copy OF the
annual report Of the Board ofSupervlsors.
We are also obliged to somebody foi
the very favorable reportof the committee
to which the report was referred. We
sbali notice them both in our next.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
@S~xs5------~
TIe Enrei;oasrs Valued.

aTba North has lust as good right to appraisse
.be fnrs;en emiorants, as the South has TO se1A
mice on The African slave" Page 81.
"Cordially approved" -. ..,...
J.F. FARNsWoRTH, Of ILL.,, and 81 others.
gze 0rio;aeto, of the idea ofths "lrrepess'bls Con
f:et" which Lincoln and Sspard adopse@
"The great revolutionary movement which was
.et nm foot in Charlotte, Mecklenberg county,
North CAROLINE on the 10th day Of May, IT'S, has
not vet been terminated, will it be, until every
slars in the United States is freed from tie tyranny
of his master" Page 95.
"We cordially indorse."
No Patriotism in tile South, except, de-
1--WE repeat that at this day there is not . gram
Of patriotism in the South, except among Tug NV
shareholders" Page So.
CORDIALLY Endorsed by u, !, $40.
uo.. Rfens;o,,;sts n,,sst be AboEtionssts.
.Were w simply Freesoer, OF anything slss s.s
than thorough and poIllon's :.
we would certinly tax our ability TO It's u'noss :,
get up cogent argument against tue eA.su:.o ioo
slavery over any part OF our CONAN NIL ~,
not exist But as our principles are noss,le ~ W. W.
institution even phere II does s1st We Iofpsa'
nreparation Of any remarks on this particular suD
! iect.". Page llS.
Cordially approved" ;, ..,...
TIE Difference bet,cssa q Fseso'tr s"d ." A0o''
| tionist. 8s5sl
| aFrsemen Of the North Hitherto q mel
rreesoilers you have approached but hAh-say . .
the line Of your duty. IL this ek.IsoIun.
crisis Of affairs, DO man can De paMps s Ill.,
first becoming an Abolition.at. A ffeeso.s.
emily tadpole in an advanced state 2, nartaetly a
ton; an Abolitionist Is the fuh ana psrieos! -
veloped frog.
I, WAsHBURNE, Of ILL.,, and 81 others.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
Bay prince. .

INNS celebrated no RISE win The ensuing
season, at the Rapides Race Course, ssus. a.
about miles from Alexandra, or any o.s' p1 =,
mot exceeding ten miles from town, snere " ss'
|get as many as tensniares !, : 4, 4.
BAY PRINCE will serve mares 2. sl = ~ ~ ~
season, paid dnfpg that time of U.s. ~ - = e.eh
1T of January next with 81 10 The groom i0t cav
mare, ~ ,,. ,rnrr. II II
Ray pRINCEt vas sired BY Black Prince " w +,
was sired BY Imp Fylde, and ont q rah'i ns,,
Cir Archie Bay Princes dam was Hannah HATTIE
VINO lr, w d ,n AM s's's' JOHN CLARK
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

pF There being some discrepancy be-
tween the books Of the Register and Re-
ceiver in the q. S. Land Office at Natchi-
toches, new appointments have been made
at Washington. Mr.. Denies is now the
Register, and j. Laplace the Receiver.
I P. S.--0ther papers state Sam Hyams
to be the Register. Ed. DEaocRAr.
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Notice to Tax Payers----P arish
TayAS. fas

THE undersigned having been qualified as Col.
lector Of Parish Taxes for the year lSa9--a ls
for the Parish Licenses Tor 1850, is now prepared
to issue L.censesto those who have not received
them. would advise Traders and Feeders 70 can
at the Sheriff 3 Office, where can pc found. u
default Of procuring Licenses shall IN every IN
stance seize and sell property to satisfy the ine;
Alperspns Indebted FOR Parish Taxes are reqnes !
10 be prepared to pay the amounts due Rhen Saileo
on, or shall in every instance seize ana sen pro
perty to pay and satisfy the same: !, '-
febao it JOB g. TYSON, Collector.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

nm The harmonious Proceedings OF
our Parish Convention held on Saturday
last for appointing delegates to the State
Convention, appear in another column.
Our exchanges bring us news OF similar
meetings in other Parishes, q large MAJOR
ity Of whitehall right.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

say- It will be seen from Mr. Woolley's
advertisement that engagements Of a
profitable nature detain him. Doubtless
tho opportunity viii be seizd by those
wishing to secure life size portraits col
orad in oil.
OF the smaller sized likenesses, the late
Improvement called Iyorytypes, produces
strikingly handsome picture. e.a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
asr At a Meeting Of the Democratic

GrAfx CENTRAL C0MMtrrEE, held Oh AohuAy Il'c |ou
instant. the following resolutions were adopted
Resofasd, That it is hereby recommended 10 the
Democrats of the several Parishes OF the state 10
elect delegates to State Convention to be held az
Patton Rouge, on Monday the 9TH March next. LOT
the purpose of appointing delegates to the National
Democratic Convention, to be held at Chsfiessoh'
On the 2Sd Of April next. /.
Resolved That the delegates be elected ON
basis of one delegate for every one hunoleo yo.es
and one for each fraction OF htty votes ana
s-' W J. B. COTTON, President.
II. L. HCsLEr, Secretary
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WlARLOOPEs j.

fT,IIE Undersigned, through tfe solls'' !. ~
ton Of friends, has consegsea =
Mace the services Of his fine stslhep,
warloopAe,, = ENC, ~ ].
before the public The season aN {, s fs.,s stsG
y W. !, os March and end on the25th ou's
w e g. : single yisit, the season, % s
casn, y, ,ar III mt January, 1854 !, IN ~
hs PERSONS adopting the insa,aSse plan, ;s,
held r.sbe inthe event tue Hfvpssi II Nsrs
tered Pasturage will be 'urpss,s ~ west, bd
4 srnn, = distance. and grain fed at ~ Pc W.T.
~. ras,,ans;bility for accidents or escapes II Var
ho prhl1cREE: Warloope, Jr. twas g. asaisn
,oans sr he by Ulysses, (for Ulysses pt NJ 40
ace Turf Register, March nnmbes 4S 3, s0r gs.
~ Old Pacolet, grand dandy Imp s, rn .Ioane
Grand dandy old Imp, Dianlonay-H a. =, fByr
Ial 10 vi tockholdef, ni-ofIdsty Puff y s,Ies
Wsrloope, IRIS grand dau full s's e It's + dessn
Sr. Thus we see that Warioope, ~ , ass and ,sa
throupha noble line Of ancestry ~ sn ii ~
s;re having been we'll aud fayo,aey K s,,sray p
ca,n,try Warloope, Jr. is q esau'lIu, - rbss
eon s, ! sse' muscle and well defined bone ouIs
wind.sall Or blemish; lis carriage .,s & bis 80
hadn,ireble, and have never knosp sssnted TO =
y - hind they ore particularly apsp Zen % .
!, uss 3 4 specimen ofhis colts can y s
lpremises. ~. pan;des ParisSt 81
g pes' en- l $50 MATHEW !
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

sa- The Legislature stood adjourned
on 2snd, the members joining with the
citizens of Baton Rouge in patriotic De
monstration Of the day.
On 23rd no business Of general impor
lance seems to have been transacted.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
Democratic Convention.

ALEXANDRIA, La, teD 70, 1901.
The Delegates chosen by the various Wards on
last Saturday the 18th inst in pursuance OF cali
nv the Parish Executive Committee, having assem-
bled to-day at IL o'clock, at the Court House, or
sauized the Convention by calling MERCER GAN
FIELD to the Chair, and R. LEGRAs to actas Secre-
tary.
The Chair having made few remarks explains
tory Of the objects Of the meeting
Upon motion Of F. &. FoRBEs, it was unanimously
Rssolved That the following gentlemen be, and
are hereby, chosen as Delegates to represent the
Parish Of Rapides in the State Convention TO oe
held at Baton Rouge on 9Th Of March next, to Wit:
&c, Wise, Blk. Hunter,
S.A Smith, 1. 3. Texada,
KIN. Clark, Neal Davidson,
| E. E. Smart, j. Il. Andrews,
Matthew Nugent.
| Upon motion of L. Z. TExADA, UNANIMOUSLY
Resogyed That the Chair appoint nine Alternates
and that the Alternstes corresponding in number
with the Delegate, in case Of the absence OF SAID
Delegate from the State Convention, shall be, and
he is hereby, authorized to act III the place and
stead OF the said Delegate.
| Whereupon, the following appointments we're
made: g
/ in. Rhorer, D. 9. Goodwin,
i Pr. Keary, !. D. Martin,
i L. G. Compton, Addison Alier'
/ a. N. Labst, John Clements,
/ G. n Hines.
Upon motion, the Convention Adjourned sans 40
i MERCER CANFIELD,
CHAIRMAN.
| RosEsoxD LRaaAs,
Secretary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

nGrA little work is announced by Miss
Florence Nightingale, which, it is to be
hoped, indicates the writer's restoration to
health. It il entitled Notes on Nurs-
mo- What II Is, and What it 10 Not
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
ses- Mechanics can find the " combina
tion Rule at Mr.. Henarie's


s6r Our readers are aware that the
Mass Convention called in Bienville Parish
for the 4th inst, was failure in consf- J.
quence Of certain disorganizing Demo
Gratis (?) acting upon The recommends
ton Of Henry Gray and others, calling
into the meeting enemies O. Democracy.
Another meeting was called for 18th
last, which proved to be q large gather
ing. Mr.. Gray himself turning up as one
of the number. All this we learn from
the Jeffersonian, together with this other
fact, that there was division in the
ranks--those possessing extended caudal
appcndages holding a family meeting
and those deprived Of caudal privileges
forming 9 separate mess with Mr., Gray
~ spokesman.
The State Convention will arrange this
little difference according to Gunter."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

n. We noticed last week the fact OF
Messrs. GILBERT b LrEBscHurz opening a
NEw SroeE on front street. gt
This week they appear in a handsome
advertisement, and speak for themselves
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

~ The Hons. j. Slidell, j. d. Lam
drum, T. G. Davidson, J. A. Logan, J.
Fouke, have our thanks for various
speeches delivered in Congress.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

FATAb AYrRAY IN CoLpMBIA.--We learn that
renconter occurred in Columbia, parish OF Cald-
well, between Jas. Barker and Mr.. -- Peterson,
in which the latter was killed. Death it reported
ensued from fracture Of the skull, occasioned by
blows or kicks Which the deceased received in the
Hghs We know nothing Of the particulars. NJ
Barker was the proprietor Of the Hotel in Column
bia, formerly kept BY Col. Rough. Hr. Peterson
we learn, was man Of family, and the proprietor
of Bakery in the towp. independent.
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Sherif's Sale.

HQ0rlU = 0dl6sa 3y98
DY virtue Of "a writ of ii. f. to me directed by
b the Hon. the District Court in and Tor tue
Parish Of Rapdes, state Of Louisiana, at the suit OF
:. :. n; s. !, y. ssss.
j. Fl. Henson & Wife.
have seized and will offer for sale, in satisfaction
of said writ at the door of the Court House IN the
I town of Alexandria, on as
S A T TT R D A. Z.
the 18th day Of April, A. D., 1860, between the
hours prescribed by law, asthe right, title and in:
terest Of the defendants Joseph Il. Henson and
Felicity Henson, in and to the following described
property, to wit: sA
certain negro girl named va &
M q j. s. u i. e t, 81
aged ten years slave for life.
/ TERMS-Cash With the benefit Of appraise
ment. 81 sac. 80 s.
sheriff's Office, Alexandra, Feb: 2s 1850.
W. J. NEAL, Sheriff.
feb 2e-ptr's fec $40 80.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

Hy- The Corn and Oats, Oils and Win
dow Glass to be found at S. w. Henarie's
are staple articles needed by the people.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

NJ Those wishing only half barrels Of
-four and pork can be accommodated at
8. w. Henarie's. as
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

sav Among the appointments of Nota
ries made by Gov, Moore We find the
name Of our universally respected fellow
townsmal,, Gwinn Harris, Esq. Mr. H. has
held the Office uninterrupted since lS47.
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Religious Notice.

The services Of the Episcopal Church may DC
expected at the Ailtenberg House. on Bayou IA IA
rsdss, on Friday, March the 9th, atll O'Clock, a. n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

HIGH Prices FOR NEGROES. a success
sion sale in West Baton Rouge few days
since, the following enormous prices were
paid for common field hands, Gas we are
informed by private note
Ono negro woman and four chill
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

p@ Sergeant-at-Arms Of State Senate
kindly sent US the Report of the Swamp
Laud u1mmixe8usrs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
The Kansas Abolition Bill Vetoed

I.rAvEswoRrH, K. T., Feb. 24.-Govern-
or Mcdary has vetoed the bill recently
passed by the Legislature Of this Terrific
~, providing for the adjustment Ct
slavery in Kansas. 1t is the general be-
lief, however, that the abolition members
Of the Legislature can command strength
to pass the bill over the Governors veto.
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CAN'T LEAVE YET!

yTTITHIN the last week have engaged to make
w several Photographic Size in Oil Golors
which will take two weeks to finish. Those thai
wishA Portraitiin correctness and color equal to
life, should call soon.
N. B--Ivorytypes Ambrotypes, Melainotype 9
and Photographs produced in the very pest sty1s
of the Art. A visit is solicited from al a. hs
| Masonic Hall. J. ). WooLLhI.
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Succession Of W. 2. Groves peV :
-Not;ce Is, Creditors and Debtors.

An. nersons indebted to the late FIRM =. In N.
a JOHN 4 GROVES, are requested % !. 4 s.
mediate payment to the surviving Lsrsns,.,a !,
Iohn who authorizedt receipt Iose y . y ,st
10 the Deceased Individually as ..s- gboss
payment to the undersigned Exesasp e The De
having claims against the Successor = Atlorpe!
ceased are notified tepresfnt we Y, ~ y - e-
4. g. MASSIsc, ESD Or to m y 3. GROVES
y .ss.S e : J. ExECUroh
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1 dissolution of Copartnership,

UlsS0lutI0n OF experimenting
THE coparsnership heretofore existing between
w. S. Ridge B I. Murphy, in the Understanding
business, was dissolved on the 18th inst, ". .
w. S. RIDGE,
4 II T. MURPHY
HAyING purchased the interest Q, &, = D. nuis
IL in the firm Of RIDGE MpKHh +, .hs psS1
sishing business will be carried on q. Inc COW
STAND, under the firm and style Ct EEK faaoS
g. MURPHY. =. y. TAau o0oS' Z
] Alexandria, Feb. q, 1S6074t = 81
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

sW- nee Third and Fonrih pages
for reading matter.
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H1HE Combination Rule, which IS Plumb, Lever
/ and Square, a most complete and convenieh'
article for mechanics or planters For sale 6y
Feb29-tf ). w. HEN ARE.
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- "A II u Fl ID a =
the 9th day of March, A. D., 1860, between the
hours prescribed by law, the following described
property belonging TO the Minor Children OF Mrs
Mary Malyina jackson, decd to wit 3
* Harry, Negro man, aged about % years;
| ~ Jane, negro woman ased about as years
| AZ. Ed, negro boy, 10 years old s. -
| Tyler, 5 years old;
] Sarah, negro woman, SO years old 81
Loyey, negro girl, "A years old
/ Mariab, negro girl years old; Ia,
William, negro man, SO years old;
| IS Hager, negro woman az years old--elaves for
! life and their increase.
i i TERMS--A credit Of one, two and three years,
equal payments purchasers ID execute their notes
in favor Of Robert H. jackson, the natural Tutor
to said Minors with approved security g sol'do
and vendors lien and special moftga 70 be re-
tanned with stipulation Of non aienatio the notes
to bear eight per cent. per an'ium interest from
, 2maturity No warranty except as to title.
I Sheriff s Office, Alexandra, Feb. q 1850.
WIN. j. NEAL, Sheriff.
Feb. 22-ptrs fee $12.
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sw Notice to Advertisers. -sa
As we 90 TO Press TUESDAYS at noon, advef'
ssemens, to ensure insertion, should DC hanoeu III
on MONDAYS
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

The subscriber, hating exclusive charge Of the
business department. Of the DEMOCRAT, requests per-.
sons uto have advertisements to insert or payments
to make to call at his Lao Office. n
y "'"''' ~ " MERCER CANFIELD.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29

HLOUR-HaR barrels Flour for sale By
h feh2a q s. Nv. HENARlE.
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FARNSW0RTH, OF Ill.
OWEN LOVEJOY, and sixty others
The book being thus solemnly indorsed and re-
commended, what does It contain?
Declares himself an Abolitionist.
Reared amidst the institution Of slavery, be-
lieving it to be wrong both in principle and prac-
tice, we enter our protest against it, and deem it
our duty to use our most strenuous Efforts to orer
tar,. aud a5olish 1t Then VIC are an Abalitonist!
Yes! not merely q Freesoiler, but an Abolitionist
in the fullest sense of the term. We are not only
in favor Of keeping slavery out Of the territories,
but, carrying our opposition step further, we
here unhesitatingIy declare ourself in favor of its
immediate and unconditional ABB SOLUTION in every
State in the Confederacy where it now exists. =
Page %.
1--WE cordially indorse the opinions"
JOHN SHERMAN, and 81 other Congressman
Duty of all So,ther',ers to become Adolitionist'
Without Ega;gocat;oa.
aThe first and most sacred duty Of every South
i erner who has the honor and interest OF his coun
try at heart, is TO declare himself an aaqaal,fet
and Incorporating Abolitioaist. No condtiona
or halfway declaration will avail; no more threat
in;np demonstration will succeed. With those VIII
desire to be instrumental in bringing about tn
/ triumph Of liberty over slavery, there should ,
neither evasion, vascation, nor equiyocatll'on..
- Page 81.
4 "We believe that every patriotic Sontherne
should become thorough, is!sribts practical do'
titioaist." Page 80.
aWe cordially indorse the opinion.
+ FRANCIS r. BLAIR, Jr., and 81 Congressmel
& "lThe South is now weltering in the cesspool
,Iignorance and degradation Page 40.
1--WE cordially ndorse the opinion"
ARSON BURLIkGAMB, and 6s chee.