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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-02
7 ONDUN DoCk BKANDY, PURE IUN

CUNS-GUSS-GUSs. have IN store slarge
~ aud very complete stock a uNS; also. Smith
n NELSON'S SEVEN-SHOOT Frs; Shapes very
small FOUR SH0bTERS; Colts, Aliens. and
many other PtSToL S, Of the hest makers;
SPORTING GOODS and ANN UNIft0N, of all
kinds all of which Will be sold at the lowest pos
sible prices. An examination of NV stock is
specially solicited I. w. TlGNOR,
Gun-Maker, Main street, below the Market,
x4-lm
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
Tall

..S OTTO, N. r, June Goth, go.
Mns. sv1ssHr1A:-1n looking ever the
Cattaraugus Freenan 1 noticed an account Of
some tall rye. Can any Of your sMinnesot.
farmers beat it., Enclosed / send copy Of
the article. .'s;;1. Yours truly, .....
~ .s.,:,: ,:ar9t. j pa :, " a HARVEY l.
=. "a. We have been shown by Q. P. Nichols,
Esq, specimen Of Winter Rye, raised by the
Bay State Lumber Company, in the: townFof
Bucktooth, which measures eight feet and
three inches in length. It is decidedly the
tallest specimen of grain that We have ever
seen, and NO man can reach the top Of i sx'
:eeptT;ABl LINCOLN By the way, that Bay
sets Institution, and can turn out . host Of
Lincoln men at q moments notice. It is true
the Company furnishes . Democratic Super
visor for the town Of Buektooth, but even he,
We hope, has not got where the boy had in
his oatechism4-past redemption and he
may yet make q tolerabls kind of . rail- split-
ter under Bay State auspices He shalr have
the benefit Of our prayers, anyhow! az roe :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05

"a A little urehin of some ten Sum-
mers' growth invited his mama the ether
day in our presence to repair slight &C.
cidsnt ste , psnaelooa ipeeket, and tq9c
this it, become necessary TO- upset, the
contents Of Master Wilic's pocket upon
the floor, the exact inventory Of which No
proceeded to note down as fellows: II
An indiarrubber ball, . bottle-cork, an
old gas- burner, one nine.pin, part Of an
exploded fss- cracker, "a ld.pod Of COTTON,
small blood, part Of m Old matchbox,
IN old envelope, 4 bag of 2azblss, Eone HEX.
'ory nut peioe ofsilk cord. several peiees
Of twine and string, ths ia Of III Old pill
box. pieces 81 ohestu1t- hull. ) piece bf
ginger cake, = piece ia ip, 4rsbbies tail,
pieces of fancy oolored paper, TIM old nails,
= small picture book; = slhte- pencil, g brok-
en- juse-h harp the remains d 5 peck ehand-
kerchief, peny whistle; piece IF shoe
string, to grains Of corn, = pocket-knifs
handle, half : peach stone two spotted
chiekenlfeathers, piece Of brickbat, |.
spinning top dad noaas, q assoisitsment
Of buttoas, With ,acsumbsaof: brad, c,ndy.
and = mixture i ofIsand, pebbles and dirt
genesallyr azsf1soE J" aHTe5 9ribseE sdt
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
The, Sectional Party.

Buchanan, Pierce, Breckenridge, Mason,
Davis 30. &c., denounce the nomination Of
Douglas as sectional, outrageous and dan
gerous to the stability OF the Union. On
the other hand, Douglas, Pugh, sibley,
German, the st.. Paul Pioneer 60. &c.,
brand the nomination Of Brecklnridge a
revolutionary, disergani.ing, and treasona.
BE to the PARTY and the country. These
gentlemen are We perfectly familiar with each
other, and no doubt the whole. of them are
telling the truth. s.When orogues fall out
;i6c',:f dos; ,ii:, ::J{i IN DoI5Ya~ dali -. !,
20 The Republican Convention a cbi'osag,e,
provided handsomely for this. contingency,
blythe nomination of Lincoln and Hamlin.
They are Union men, and occupya Union
platform; and are the representatives Of
the only great national party in existence.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05

>. Fourth Of July is coming to St. Paul,
and our good friend George A. ,Nourse, is
going over the old farce Of reading the
Declaration Of Independence to 9speople
who have repudiated and 'trampled upon it;
and q Do not propose to do anything; else.
The American Government is an absolute
Despotism in which = favored class hold
irresponsible power over the lives, liberties
and oonsoienoes Of tho balance IF Ire peos
pie; and for them to proclaim the Decla-
ration Of Independence a. their creed, Is
On insult to high heaven and the common
sense Of mankind IT u s.>'~.,,9<9 ~. - !,
!" That white eli Who was sold last month
into Missouri will, no doubt, be highly
grstfed to know that the American peo-
pie are still Saying that all men are created
equal, With an inalienable right to life and
&l,s:2i.irCf p3i5 ty ;g., .1tj::r 90.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05

ALMOST BURIED ALlve.-A German
child in the town Of Ashford, n; Y, has
been very i'll with scarlet fever. o. Sun
day last, says the Cataraugus Rep.blicun
Of the Goth, the. child seened 70 die, and
ON Monday afternoon: the faneral was held.
and the body Of che child, accompanied
by large number of friends, was carried
to the grave. AZ the dirt began to fall
upon the coffin 4 feeble cry MS heard. The
coffin was instanlJ;raissd, sud apc.nsdl and
a shrek Of HMother !" burst from the lip~
Of the resuscitated 2dhild. The child t. in
q fair way to recover. ,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
Peas Potatoes and Pie-Plant.

F. s The csntrn1 Republican says they have
had green peas and potatoes in Fairbault
since the 18th ult.a The potatoes must
have been small. We never saw potatoes,
grown in Pennsylvanla, 1T to cat before the
4th Of July, when the earliest varieties
would burst their jackets in boiling A
potato which will not; do this is unfit for
food. We get our earliest. here about the
10th, and the first green peas we saw this
year were offered for sale on June 18th
The editor has also had Pie Plant four feet
and three inches, including leaf, stem five
inches in circumference. This is larger
than any We have seen; but all We know
Of Is in it's second year. ,- ..,'. $500 :.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05

This .ntl&.n h.,, /. l.tgtf, attained
the obj4t fonwhiA hesh., tv9d4 Ind suf.
fsred- khoh i endured t4ePh5aioal
pain Of sth9qs.pd deaths at tho hand. Of
surgeons and physicians he has delivered
Zone more speech in the Senate !''==J Just
whore b lefsed hi. work when ths, aasass-
sins bludgeon struck him down in the
Senate Chamber, there he took ii up agar. !.
'He srgtedfin Ayor Of the admission Of
KANSAS then, and'aftcr four yeals Of sttug-
gle, Kansas is still kept out Of the Union,
and again he saaks that she be. admitted -
the people desire--as a Free State. IN
this speech he shows the nature Of the in
stitution which this G overnmeut is deter
mined to force upon the people 81 Kansas
!; ~ Tho Barbarian Of Slavery T.; ~ and the
speech, is worthy Of the man, the time; and
the subject. Unjust live 10 long ~ any
history of.the American Republic shall re-
main. Every American should read it and
learn the nature Of this power on earth
which skaters our political parties, church
Cd and benevolent societies-which is de-
'stroying our liberty and civilization, and
fast converting Us into nation Of barbara
ans. ,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
TO the Democracy Of Minnesota

III. WASHINGTON, june 25th, 1850.
Fellow citizens = The unden;gned tom
porarily absent from. home, take this
method, Of declaring to You their entieeand
cordial assent in the platform Of principles
adopted by the Convention which nomina-
ted John G. Breckenridge for President,
and Joseph Lane for Vice Preiideuts Ind
their determination 10 uee every honorable
effort to secure their election in the eouing
contest. In this determination; and, theee
efforts We invite the cordial 60 operation. a
every Democrat in the State. srsp,g $40
Il. : asa: GEO. L. BEcKER,s .,:.,,s
as~ A. NJ. FRIpLET, 800
y..:. ill.,. ., "A. j. EDaERToS,
...-..,,....: FRANKLIN STH1LE
....., HENRY n. RICE, l.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05

political capital. But = al that eaa b
|lpaia against Lincoln IL islsshood and
Ftpquibs" Of this kind, No suppose Il -
we'll they should use this 'statioassy piece
- inything else.
dWo merely give It - amp1s Il what
the readers Of Dsooera4ic Journals ny
expect 70 IS surfsiitsd viii during the
o.mnaieuI.s III E.gaIW2 % zMAx.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
Stearnl's. County.

=! !. "I9: LAKE HIxRY; June 18th, go. !
E,1ron D.noonAr.-This is the first oppor-
tunity have had Of dropping you q. few lines
respecting abe appearance Of the country. l
never saw the villages looking 80 beautiful,
with their blossoming prairies, green woods,
crystal rivers and emerald lakes, ~ At present.
The prospect for : most abundant harvest is
unequalled-thej fields Of wheat; re, barley
are dropping With their own weight, It is es-
timated that stearns County win export from
the St. Cloud docks the following amounts Of
produce, viz 20, COZ bushels 81 wheat 10000
u oats !, 10000 Of corn 100000 Of potatoes,
snd about II, 900 rye. Have not time: to
write moro this time. l Il, r..e .TnAv11L1R.:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05

Mr.: Faasetssnd colored' by his yife, who
8 ois6f tie bs4 ar3at sin Itlat line, in
ke West, ven PIT y fsssale sttha oloss
7 the pei kn(e, 4hd.aFe.t rivalry 90.
I led bet, pen the ltws ps1tias a IS Yh1
skoald biasthe mast IN thait Own. sahdi.
date. Abe's hatchet-face (with which he
split the rails, I suppose went for seven:
ty.fve dollars; while the broad nuzzle Of
Douglas brought the cool hundred. Al.
Yiokar gave the receipts Of the Theatre
|oppe; night for tho same object ,apd ono
large brewer presented all the ale gratis
that could be sold at a wellftequented bar.
Assdfsdly, that II of the7toodl points
among our whole. sou}ed people, whose
hearts ere .sfl.rge Is their. lake and bpraii-
ries; show them ! case of suffering, and
be the times hard o. easy, their hands in
stinctively seek their pockets. Yes! yes
Notwithstanding some ?follies, 80 r,sh.
ness, and : tendenov to being fast, our
people, like our country, are generous and
glorious, take:them alt in all. s@@=s=....se~'~.~
& = Yours truly Z e RUTH HALL.
We have zeadr "Adam Bede,,,' as it ap-
peared in tie New York Tribune and
agree with Aunt Ruth about its merit;
but is she, not mistaken in attributing the
authorship to i. woman & Black,oood says
1t wse written BY George Elliot. Who il
he? ,'2ngnT1 atul3y4utful .!iN .n.u,g III.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05

.==.-Ho1s-HssM. Rlns-lll11iil isll3y 6saa61r
Rice has made bad Reprsssatltive7s as
been guilty Of "ovil and only ss1 sadHAat
continually ;" but ve desire to commend
him with regard to his kind attention 20
the local wants 81 orr citizen; Xsn g. .
the eouetsll intet "a ofthsg8htS? III.
ing bsyJobd the political esste II ~ a.
rsspdpdense = OF sSht aabpe, 81 n
our fnoxk,sdge ft.nkly md d I pilsob6pd5
attended 70 nunerrous appaieatioss 1iso1a te-
litical opponents, and thereby: hss made
m.nv neraona,I A;ends. <I3xl II Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
MINNESOTA IN OongresS! Z

In this section Of the State, but one opin-
ion prevails in. regard to our iRepaplican
Representatives il Congress. Senator vii.
kinson and MI. Window in addition to the
faithful discharge Of all the other duties
incumbent upon them, have each delivered
a speech in favor of the Homestead Law,
and Republican principles, which has re-
ceived the sanction and endorsement Of
leading Journals il over the land: They
have been adopted as standard %Reppbi-
can Documents, md are being scattered BY
tens Of thousands throughout the country,
Mr.: Aldnoh has exhibited such prompt
ness, efficiency and industry, Is scarcely
marks man in ten thousand. To him no
duty has seemed to laborious, andeno nat
ter pertaining to the interest Of the small
est neighborhood in the State, too triiaipg
for his immediate attention. n na1;T2a +,
We hear that, Notwithstanding Ill this,
there are, men il the party who feel az
posed to select new Congressional Candi-
dates for the next Campaign. '*s..'ss = :.
Wears convinced that Minnesota has
never been 50 faithfully and ably represent
ted j. and that no change could improve
our position in the House nof aRspresenta,
tiyes 5; !; and ve therefore hope that
Aldrich and Windom3 will be nominated
!" It's Due to item nd the
STATE. .st>1S ST sss4F!. ,fI55sti II IS
-, We arc decidedly hostile to that kind of
rotation, which dismisses faithful public
servants sosoouzaso they, become fanillisr
VII 'tlia duties i; ara insist upon i % ].
Ill such should be retained, for two terms
at least, .z,..u..s.s, 49,, aai:'th 9n. ::
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
aNoRHoDK s1IYa H.. Jnne 2

cd 1-9R3 h''e saNoRgo1K3lVa Jnne ~.
The Argus states that Goys sWies, has
pronounced the nomination Of: Breekinnr
ridge and Lane Is the most 9dmirable that
could be made 10 I'VE thse Union. "a He
VII adress The Denaoeraey q Ethstg grand
ratification meeting bo a,sheld here Ion
Monday eyepipg,5r1o4 znx- 4,;t.v .a'a~ "a %,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
Deoidedl y Laughable!

A facetious writer Of political squibs out
west recently stated that Honest Old Abe
while filing that single term inlC Congress,
had obtained three pairs of boots at ! cost
of $25, on9his Stationery account" This
was copied Is ajoke, of course, by various
journals, but the Republicans have actual
y taken; the matter csttol heart" and pro-
cured atoerti6eate showing that Honest
Old ABB" didn't get three pairs Of boots
Is stated We find the,I following in !
5prominent column, Of the New York 1T7b-
uaes :ttss4, oH- -ss:aa I'll liza sidt :s.s4it
T5iOR1IoE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
. bis 2T1vEs u. S.,June s, 1860. ~
SIR;:-I have caused the official copies
Of the annual reports Of tho Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives of: the expendi-
ture of the Contingent Fund Of the, House
Of Representative during the XXXth
Congress obsexaminsd, a.. requested, and
do not find that at either, session Of that
Congress there is any charge, upon the
Contingent Fund Of the House of Repre-
sentativeo, or the Stationery Account
thereof, Of &26 for three pairs of beots fur
nished the Hon. Abraham Lincoln during
that Congress, % charged in The, Chieaeo
Times of'May co. $780, 591sa.,l5p -
aaaIam, very respectfully yoars,g3aa. %.
$50 2ta3isg ., s;JoHN W. FoRNEY,gosu 5
$50 5soaiaIefzo PERI. Barry sHayss,s +
il Chief. Clerk Houss Of Representative.
ia. Ray, Esq, Ohicaso:as o3svia4 . .
The above, which We clip from the Rock
sf.f -.s.a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05

OswEao, June 22.-Tbe largest cd
most enthusiastic meeting everwitncnUdin
this csty WI hsd last night IS Sati]Sg sths
Chicago nominations. I be eity51noh ei-
liantly illuminated By Pyroteshnie displays.
and loag torch light professions Of 'Wide-
Awakes" marched through the streets.-
Doolittle Hall xas packed. lfoo 7..s.t, !sl2s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05

~ The Mantorville Democras says
that Messers. Dart + Wilson,. Of Dodge
county have gone to Illinois for aock ef
sheep for themselves and neighbou Coed
for Dodge county. ~, fTT,-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
MAcoN. MISS. june 10th. g

MACON, MISS, June 10th, go.
;. Mns. JAM q; sw1ssnEIx.-Being = mem
ber 81 the ''corps editorial" myself, I am tx
ceedingly desirous Of receiving IN "t..u,s %
from your ':,or"s," and will .'sm+6racs' the
first opportunity to reciprooste the favor, +,
i The Southern press is full Of your witticisms,
and your sarcasm 10 the !''standard'' with us.
II you won't put my paper. on your exchange
list, you shall put ny name on your subscrip-
ton book--if my *'quoiss'n won't enable.m me to
see your V1s1roH, my eota will > and assure
you I will always be '..at home when that
visitev comes. .,fyn} -: ,,..:, 9...:....i -
= ?: 8, III undertake to get YOU Up j.. club in
Macon. =. '..'-'S ~ - a. r.!
II, "Side;stiokaY :ffeoot-sticks,r shooting
sticks" and "slugs,"'. is there nobody, in
AZ Mississippi to do, PIP the ''horrid muir
& deg that this s eFasy typo should send
for usl Should our. form appear there
wouldn't i be likely to get into t'chase'
where "lye": would be demanded and even
"pi' might be inoonyeniently scarce I? :
Hasn't. be "waved" his ':rule;" and made
biz ; . "dash l too long il extending his
"hand" clear across his, Column; and
quite out Of line2 His ::ease'' hAs, no
'"parallel" and and puts US qpiilte out e ..orts"
He would ID have az us set Up "stiek" and be
of to Mississippi; . .setting up which
never could be ..iustified." not even With
' ":hEair; spaces J" but which T.. night bring
hair breadth escapes. Shouldn't We see
..st.ns," and be furnished With intesrrroegal-'
tiee'" lear, ;a; t. nisa te eps "a -
figure Gopher p IL. Besidas al this, M:
Macon d yoa not k ;.v',s th 81 ar sspd
ard Of pFpo'pFFi4ety i o l'4 That e no
longer vit gentlemen Ei j. their sanctpm
fact th be- ~ ve are 1 n longer Ksttsr, but
j 9' aye been converted into q downright,
despsFs'ely digni6ed deeterpidpesa lJ .nd a.
geroua- but not Douglas -piMocRAr. 10,
- - - -. 80. - gi5isiA 3ft5 ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
least,

~ ~ ,TheSt Peter atesb,a,,I 81 Tie 18th
speaks in The most jubilant term. 81 s'thasI
favorable prospects for good, crops ID that
vioinity-also Of the daily arrival ofsa.avanss,l
Es4n' r4ts Ia xnf IL u .14arafni Il -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
CHICAGO, June 10Th, go.

Gus personages choose to do, and yet,
str a tl1Lti Is say lis entrance was never
noticed BY the newspapers until liter his
Exit; willie ho o6nd sscended to "spiini out
lis W. yarns ,.' about tie Aborginess Of the
FL west ~ 81, a afe ignored By Fashion and
ddbb'd ssnnobs 2byj The ariisstocrats o. :
(whereel is lie stylish part Of New York
nov now ?-it changes U 70 --whose snoes=
tors twice removed, Kept shop themselves
Tie Theatre Is closed : lie little Patti.
pan Is varbli.gg. nightly Il the Metropoli-
tanu-most Of or critics :applaqdaiing. /
~ x.xish "a Il situation to give 10y opin-
in 30. but T. dollars i skeeroe. "Tbe Raw
sc .ss e1ppss4 fatsd ns1s va, and I hcpe
us sea 81 I'D eey, rill is ittlo moro ike
81 company So 81 fhssl nims il the2 MstIop
alis. Mailing 81 due allowances 81 NV v..ut
e n.ehinssS2y; they a e. shout q - much
Hfsso thsa troupe ',ps e Nibios. & ]tlaveiine
circus g. lfe al a1 establishssd Xmphitheatre
and eaa 5o,ssirsles. xthal, forgetting that
.lafg l,e proportion sl Of TIER .ud1ienoss can
compare their here and there.
W. ia. ! celebration o q the Wiise;ni.n
81 s lie benefit e Il the sufferers 81 the lite
toms tornado, IA Eneolns md Douglas pho.
tograph,d portrait, taken and donated by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-17


I'lIE Spih! rsrn ~ th,ss,ho,l viii commence
| 90 MbNpAT, NAHCH 5h. 1860. ani conl,s.
ue ele,c1 wrrh.. an 10 ih- iasirurtiuu II
Emery %. BtCNNELi. Principal
.GroHat, CpHNtsu, As.i.t,at.
NJ. G.CuRIFL, Teacher - Maac.
hi. .rh,,l possesses an thr l,r,l al'annge'
af - ffnsf lay. q. situated in q alnfishing
,,li4fe 90 che li1.uf a.. Goat rupk Railway,
vth,n tsl ,u,s' re- Too p,rilAn I. b-iag e,si.
I, acc-s.,ir Ton neal, 40 parts ~ the state.
Toe siltgc D. gItrt al n.IstN--'hs schrplfopns
romu, leo, aal p'rts1f Wuhtl, We ih,nk the
.iu lsnl ipn abroad Wi'i hii hrw MAJ, aiVanu
~. con i,siyt fn e pt,ht,Y.e tern of study.
W stt-t will d. .pt.ri. pp The plu II the
tc,chrf.. 81, stIal che .gtlni in upp'uuphN 90
a,nlibg hin'e'i Ola thlr1sh antlticil cuursc ri
insirnrfilt.
Tr,curH. cas-, Te,rbsr.' C,.. vii
b, urg,nif.l dtung the atef hall of ih- tcrmi
IA Oh % 1fuhici Will httl ii.eiss such TORIES
a. rri,fc ,s pr,Isf i..rip,ns, 'pi m'thut 1T in.
.iu.u,,. 3, 900 c,nu'n s'l'Hs. Nrnh-rs 81
en-. cn,s. dssif,ls 1T tr,cti, thf rluOny Sun.
m,., sii %. auis-ib ne. puh.,pd ,n prutuuug
.itatiirls, tttt d. rryt-sIrl.
Tritipss &C man Erli'h. $500; llighrr
EnfI.h, - -, Lngt,fas, lhl Mlsic, Pew
mta.hi, api u .ts,pg, r,fft.
GtfiBp.' .,il,. uHsp-i O.. fpn 81, rs -
$500 p-r u.e,. Eos nrA-r inoIniI,In inquire
oltlr Hiur.pl.
SptA raa., J,a. {. 1869. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-17

Ma. EpuoE: AtA melting tor the Pur-
pose % a permanent organization Of the
Buckfsld Republican Club, holl in Buck
6sld. FEB. oh. &, was votcd u send a copy
Of the prOcr,jiug. to the Oxford Democrat
for publication \ report o. the committee
UPON a corsi.tation and bylaws was called
for. Mr.. Mcdonald Of that committee made
a report. and submitted ,h- constitution and
bylaws, which were accepted. The follow
inr Is the preamble % The sane
We. The Republican. Of Buekf,ld, hold
the.5 truths 10 bs .,l'-syiient, that al men
are created free srl equal; ihat they are
endowed hy their C'a'or with certain uu.
alicu,hle rights; that among thee ar, ii-,
liberty and che pgr.... .. happiness. That
f-ec,lrm Of speech. ami OF the pr,s', is a
Su.It1'i5ual right which is guaranteed 10
s..., ,,uzen. and every ait'mp, 10 ahrilse
..sri.hts should meet ths condemnation
o. every true freeman. Therefore. ~ pledge
ourselves q ne, 40 constitutional means
wi''iu our r'vsr, O, regain th0ssrisht' f'r
which orr lar.'sthsr, l,rl down their lives;
G.l 81, vr,,, thc poser ir.u the hands Of
tyraut.. WHO have u,urrci tho Liberties OF
the people.
Toe following csotl,n'7 were chosen o.
fc,r. ~ a.. ,,-i,ty I,r President. Hon.
No,b Prince. -, Presidents. Levi. Ma.
son. :. e. saw. 4. n. Waite. Secretary,
I. u. N,D,a,lI. Treasurer, y. Moor.
Commute, urao Account. and resolutions,
Tho. Chase, y pecrst,r, -. Tlrmr.
Arss-uula vas Rad ty che President,
relating 'He szTul.iao oi T-lcs.h.' c..i.
ru. fr,m cher .,us, boz kentucky ilr no
oGr-s simply h.eau-, they Dad l'-ssi OPP
within ta,ir own b,r,sis, t.ous lts which
w,rc atvsr., o. an Institution which finds
30. origin on On, dark aul tash,rlus 49,.
T.. resolution vh, discussed vil great
eng, hv M-..r. Prince, Moor. Macon,
C.4.-. Cal.. Prince. ani ofh.r.. Tlrusat
kiua at .J,rtIgui.rI during Oh, s,sn.1:
Tho. che src oC Iar.r,y las been kal,ei
within .trarsl..l1f ths' Democracy, 90
49, a.l t.at Of. NECESSARY G, consume che 90.
smy. pot uuI branch, o, ior the Rruhb.
can. 90 p,'. .1 Oh, Cd. o., and ,re political
trer. t.tt Begins O. h.lN v... scatter their
ast-. t1 ,le -ar winds. o., iae EsrlfJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-17
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