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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08

.. ST. PAUL, June 6, 1861
Our merchants have received large stocks of
goods in their resp ective lines of business, and
can fill orders to any extent from country
merchants, at less prices than they can afford
to ship on their own account. Our quotations
are for the general average of Orders-on
larger ones there is reduction.
Traders and others who wish to purchase in
this market, may rely upon or quotations
which are as follows:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08

j. C BURBANK 4 CO., JNO. L. MERRIAM.
The Roads all well Stocked with First Glass HOrs
g. oncOrd Coaches with careful and experienced Drlv
RS, all under the control OF competent Agents.
SCHEDULE OF DEPARTURES FROM ST. PAUL.
For St. Anthny and Minneapolis, five times daily, at
4, and 10 O'Clock A n. and and O'Clock p. n.
Leaves Daily at o'clock a. M-For Manomn, Anoka,
Itasca, Elk kiver Big Lake. Monticello Clear Lake,
Clear Water, Forest City, St. Cloud and Sank Rapids
Leares Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock
A. M-For W atab, WnnebagO, Plat River Swan River
Little Falls, Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley, Crow Wing,
Harrisburgb IaytOn and Monticello, (wes side riverJ
Leaves Mondays and Thurseays. at O'Clock A. A-For
inridge. Fort Abercrombie and Georgetown, Red
River; connecting with Steamer Ans. Northrup, for
Pembina, Fort Garry, Lake Winnepeg and the Valley
of the Saskatchewan.
Leaves Daily at o'clock A. N. and O'Clock P. M-For
Sllwaer, Marine, Vasa. Taylor's and st. Croix Falls
Erras iube Run to any part of the Country for Plea
sure parties or others, at any time, call.
For further particulars enquire at the General Office
Third street, the American" the Office OF
the North Western Express Company.
J. G. BURBANK. Manager.
St. Paul. April H. 1860. apis
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08
Review of the st. Paul Markets,
ST.. PAUL, June 6. 1860.

Prepared expressly the PoH A~D DEMOCRAT and
Corrected by Reporter.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
1860.

ProprietOrs:
j. C BURBANK 4 CO.. JNO. L. MERRIAM.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08

GLASS
lOxl6 TO l2x16 20 00@ 4 90
l2xl8 to l2x20 :. 4 O00S5 W
Per ton, about. .$89l0 w
IRON
Flat por Dn~-exvI-on
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-06-08

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE CHAMPIONS.
JOHN c. KEENAN, TO THE LONDON TIMES.
S1R:-Ever since the appearance in your
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Mn. HUDsos Thanks to you for the
numbers Of Lizzie Dill's Gazette, which
you have sent me. Aud now. will you al
low me TO criticise her paper, Just q little
through the Express know that woman
often receives the most uukind and ungen.
erous sentences from woman aud for this
reason only. would hesitate to speak the
thoughts she suggests. Lizsie's own pride
Of plain speaking. however, encourages me
to speak my woman mind plainly
Lizzie can no longer be considered a
child. or trifier; but by the position she
assumes, 10 at once thinker, aud actor,
on the stage of individus al life and conse-
quently must stand out in the ranks CT
battle. ready for the targets Of criticism -
No doubt they will seem very untimely,
and unwelcome intruders now, while she
is enjoying the spicy compliments, aud
corespondences of her exchanges but
this is the very time and point. that pro-
pose presenting the side view have taken.
Lizzie Dill is selling herself and compro
missing the character Of her Gazette. in
that column. 10 that column | may read
snrriften weaknesses, and traits. which
often lead 10 grave errors.
Bot aside from tina, thought, which
would be unjust to brave. true hearted
man, or woman, | am hold to say, that
more than one. of those editors, are pun
ming at Lirzie's expense. and sporting
with subjects. and thoughts which are
beautiful, and sacred in their place
Lizzie sometimes replies pungently and
vittily. but under the head Of "Bewitch.
ing" she ISN'T so sharp. She asks, Now
Sir. do you think NE write like lust six
teen y" aud adds. III we were convinced
We did. We would neru rrifs another line. /"
How ashamed she il OF her capacities at
that age we'll remember when | was
hopefully looking out on the beautiful
and inviting imagery spread out before
me, on the plain Of womsnhooj. AT "just
sixteen" Of hearing lady gay she W As
glad her sroa sirfeen days were past
am often reminded Of the remark. by ob.
serving. how Gerry Srsea we may sometimes
appear. independent Of nsturer years. II
is not 80 much the season OF life a. the con
duct Of the season that give. color 10 our
character.
Far from onder-eslimsting Lisrie Dill's
talents and capacities a. au editor. aud
writer, VIC gladly present ourself IN the
ranks Of her friends. believing. that she
will see. md learn. by observation. and
experience. that these hesrtIess. aud an
dignifed controversies With her exchanges
are neither beautiful to her. nor her read
ers n
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4. Mr.. pouss.. a Catholic

The opinion l. gaining ground rapidly
hat judge Douglas - a nember Of the 10
man Catholic church. and As The public
does aud will feel dssp interest in this.
the Chicago Press and Tribune sums up
the follo~ing evidence IN pr Of that he -:
When Judge Douglas -as in Europe, aud
shortly after he had left Rome, there came
a repor, 10 this country through the Cath
ole journals. that an eminent American
statesman. member Of the Senate Of the
United = ate-. had -ubmiit. d to the Pope.
received sbsolu,ioa. and. - our Protestant
friend. would say. the right hand Of Eel.
lo~ship." Thi. report pointed directly to
Mr Douglas .inasmuch - he ,rss The ssiv Sen
sfor ksexa 10 10 abroad. but after floating
sround IN the newspapers, without exciting
much comment. Il died oIi The matri
monial alliance formed fen years after
that Europesa tour. With IN inhueatisl
Catholic family. gave rive 10 new suspi
cions aud surmlsrs. apd for little while
revived The rumor that The Catholic news
papers had put into circulation. But f.-
believed that Tor tho sake Of politicsl power
The Judge had sbsndoned the faith Of hi
family. which sas strongly calVsnisiis.
aid given biz adhesion 10 that false and
fsilsn Church Of Rome. The renewed sas
pic,en Of the Jsddge's apostacy also re
esived confirmation frosa the attitude Of the
clergy and lsity Of the church dsriig the
memorable struggle Of ISIS. They were
srIa,ed without exception 10 the rsuks Of
he Dsesla. men The asnagsmsni ofibe
esarass as given up . them. asd Il ia
bsiisssd. upon What We shias = sofheieut
evidence. that The dea b,fnl eoun,,s. which
gave hin sas,her lease ef his seat 10 he
senate. vsfe carried hy Cs,holic voters.
sho acted aedsf Tho Destruction q high
ecelssssiie saihoflly fhststli.m efihs
edge. ehild-if 80 mistake sot ,he oui,
enc tcsa - him sinss that Enrupssu teus
-ir ~ fe,n. rr..er,eed ~ thss .easl.s
so'usa speksn o 10 he sacred teri. /.
sealhef llek n he ehsia Il circumstances.
shieh - - shev be hss embraced the
Catholic fsi'h The supsriamso sx.rtion
= ~ csihelle psrer. ~ ~. h<hsli. before
I'D shsf he mssllns n III cA.rles,an
Cs.uvsation. aad he l.ss - the sppesrsree
Il Archbishop nashss he Amtf,eae rn
ms's. Il naaglss Vssuns - Nes Ysrs.
asss 80 hsld y snaesnss tie ssssea 81
sAs ss- y~t ael~fsiias - Hsssimsse. n.
unsssoaosahls sesl II ne Catholics IN sh.,
d.l. xss,sa ~Ass The eeassetsoa ...ssnhisd
-lh,s lhiass csuplsd 9Th he oshsf fse,
hat every Catholic jsafusi n The rsi,sd
sls,ss I'D :. a. I. 90 keev essy Priest
sol ps.hep, sn5 a. esssshsisslss majority
~ TIE isynsa Of tie csiholle chursh. are
10. sspperias hin s they sever sop
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For The Express.
fnIEsD Hcpsos; A day or two since (
passed through the village Of Williams. !
town. in Clay county. and nv eyes beheld
pole. You may say there is nothing
strange In a persons beholding poles. nov
days. bat the pole I saw was peculiar;
neither a bean pole. hoop pole. hs p pole or
a straight pole. II was erseksd pole, aud
| was informed that it was Douglas pole.
and was reared by what claims 10 be the
original DR.. Townsend Ssrsapsrilla Doug
las Democratic party. Now the stick OF
sticks. to my MUD was truly aud ernphat-
icAlly emblsmstic Of the party who erected
Il. IL started pretty fairly from the ground.
and II you did not elevate the range Of
Jour vision, II seemed so far As the fret
splice. 20 be all o. X. When you looked
shove the splice. however. you began At
once TO discover indications Of a leaning
that indicated something out of the ordi-
nary range Of poles. and wilhou, inquiry
would have been able to decide that il wa.
no Lincoln emblem. for above the splice
began those twists aud turns 60 decidedly
expressive OF the parties or wings. branch
es or forks Of those whs now call them =
selves Democrats. For come twenty feet
above the splice. it leans gracefully to the
southeast. seeming To ask most beseech-
isgly OF the dear people OF the sosthess,
To come TO the rescue and elevate il. A
little higher Up. 1t bends more decidedly
20 the South. imploring for aid to straight.
en- it up. The portion fsrthest from the
ground, aud nearest Heaven, seems 10 have
been rebuked by the pure clear air sur
rounding IL. aud droops most woially.
casting its shadow clearly and decidedly
20 the South. seeming TO beg for long
pull from both North and South to briog
il back to the true upright position all de.
cent. respectable poles ought to have. A,
the base. those who erected it, have, Just
as the Douglas party seeks TO do. besoughi
the aid Of other aud most powerful parties
10 uphold it, A slaunch rail (Lincoln' :.
emblem) - placed a. a prop, just as the
Douglas party strive TO bring gallant old
HKsRr Clay with the doctrine OF noninter.
vention to their aid. To cap the climax
this pole, truthful exponent of the party
who erected 1t. was decorated by a flag al
half mast. badly rent, about one third
blown out to the north. and the remaining
two thirds streaming out to the south. -
Those who elevated the pole, deserve ere d i
for having so truly set forth to the world
the present twisted, crooked state Of affairs
existing among the untevrifsd. and show
ing forth the rents and splits of the "kar.
nonious' Democracy. The rents. truly Sc
forth the manner in which the party will
be rent aud torn by the blasts of populs
indignation aud wrath from an outraged
and betrayed nation of freemen
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IL What in the Grid l. the matter with
our contemporary of the Paris Beacohf he
seems TO be little mad. and we are sur
prised at the tone of the last is. NJ of his
paper towards prominent Republicans, of
the county of Edgar. IL is the wrong time
brother Harding, TO be p.,ching into any of
your co laborers in the great and good
suse in which We know you feel so earnest
a .olicitude No matter il YOU did differ
some year- ago. il you are together now
bury old amin ,ssities, strike hands 10
friendship. fight like good soldiers until
the battle - over. aud then, il you must.
take up the tomshswk sgain
An editor must not expect every Que. on
all occasions. and Under all circumstances
to agrse. with hin. Il - he duty to convince
and convert-io compromis. aud cure all
Differences sf opinions which exist among
"a. partisan friend. He - the last who
should throw = hfs bfsnd or excite dis
turbint element
Don't ike he tone Of your las, issue.
brother Harding don't lisr II at all. and
ne hops in your next you will be less irsi
table
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port any body bat brother 10 IN ialih /.
make out what zssious rrosestants call
strong case. Add TO all. the charge which
1. not denied. that his pocket has suffered.
that the cause Of the Pope IA the present
Italian struggle might be triumphant over
he popular sovereignty which the oppfes' d
Italians are laying dawn their lives 10 e.
tabiish. aud even eur confidence Ia the
Judges Professionalism is shaken"
Add To the ia. sddstieaai evidence that
Mr.. Douglas u the owner q pew ia a
Catholic church IA washinston, uIat The
door of the pew has GA Il large plate IA
sersbsd with his name. -. A. Douglass.
aud that whenever he goes 10 church "a
Washington city ne sits IA that pew =
There he - believed - conform 10 the Get
emonial Requirements NJ the Catholic
church and To endorse lie policy.
With the evidence before "a We thiak
there can be no doubt Of Mr. Douglas
zpostaey FROM the faith of his fathers. ane
hi- adherence 10 the church of kame :
Whether be made his change from con
seisotious or political motives We ieav'
Others 10 determine. for on rsslf We are Eat
isfied with an indy idusl opinion on tha
subject
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-
IT We give in another place eoInma
nicalion from Gresueaslle. wnltsn by one
Of the ao.t prominent Democrats IN the
eou.tv OF Putnam. lie know whereof be
write.k aud writes because he has too ipa>h
Ia hlindly follow in the
wake a fe~ Democratic trieksters have
marked out in this Congressional District
With the difficulties between the Breskia-
ridge aud Douglas wings Of the Democratic
airy. W have nothing to do. We have
no possible political respect for either, Add
a most supsrlatIve contempt for that wing
which assemblies under the banner OF pop
ular sovereignty. anu A. led by that most
corrupt OF Demagogues, stephen A. Doug
las. There Is neither political honesty.
political truth, or lpoli,ieal acumen ~ this
wing. IL is rotten 10 the head. heart. body
aud heels L. whole aim H. the promo
ton of man. and the advocacy Of a doc
trine which every intelligent thinker
Anows IL the shsllowe-i humbeg. Sor
this fsetion-this off-hoot from the Demo
cratic party, our want Of respect rlpens IN
10 a pleasant contempt. In the electoral
college it W i'll not have the consideration
Of a hearing, aud when the votes are count
ed. next November, IL will be found. that
Stephen A Douglas has not carried one
single State OF the thirty three.
But a. the Breckinridgc men in this Con
gressioual district appear a. yet, to have no
paper through which they can speak to
the people, we deem II lot consistent with
ourself, or Justice To them, that we should
refuse the publication OF their communi-
cations. especially when they come from so
respectable a source the one To be found
in to days issue From it We infer that the
pilgrimage" referred to. was not produc-
tive of many good results. and Mr. Voor-
bees had flee put in his ear that may
trouble him very much 10 get out. True hon
est, conscientious meD-meu who night for
principle and are not always on the look
out for a spring board on which they can
maks successful political somerset, have
but little confidence in those death bed re-
peniers-those lean aud hungary Cassius
who come in at the eleventh hour, and by
one cunning manover merge their man
hood in their self >bness and sacrifice their
political integrity TO crafty their vauting
ambition. Principle, in the brain of such
men. is commodity TO be bought and sold
+ in market overt-a kind of stock in trade
with the words going, going. gone. con
tinually lingering on their lips. They
barter their opinions as hucksler does bis
provisions, and change their political gar.
nents TO suit circumstances. They are for
the party in power tn day. and are suppl
cant. for, and receivers Of its bounties and
favors 10 morrow they oppose that par
ty, join their old enemies. aud still expect
bouniies and iavors They are political
weather cocks. who veer with every chang
ing wind. aud bend the knee "whenevel
thrift may follow fswniog"
'Let no such men be trusted"
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Meant Pieesans s<epabAscsn s-ass. 4
Pursu ant to appointment meeting Was
held at Mount Pleasant School House Tor
the purpose OF orgsnizirg Young Mems
Republican, Club.
The meeting was called 60 order o.
motion Caleb Jackson took the Chair. and
T. O. Pagh vas appointed Secretary.
On motion Of J. T. Park. O J. Smith. I.
@. Pugh, aud r. g. Robertson were sp-
pointed committee to report Copsiitu-
ton for the Club.
On motion of o. J. Smith. J. p. Park "A
b. Pegg sad r. Jackson were appointed a
committee TO select officers Tor the Club
The Committee on Constitution reported
as follows:
We. the urder-igne'l. young men lie
siFous Of The election Of Abrsham Lincolr
and Hannibal hamlia 10 the Presidency
and Vice Presidency Of the nation. ;has
securing the success OF the principles and
policy of tho Republican party. success
upon which depends not only The interest.
OF the hardy sonsS the free North 10 free
homesteads. aud ia that true system o.
Territorial policy inaugurstsd BY Jefferson,
bot even the TerPetoation Of the Union
itself. aud believing that organization j.
the means by which 30 desirable an end
can be attained. We do hereby establish /,
Young Mems Republican Club. upon tn.
following basis:
ARTICLE l. The organization shall b.
styled the Young Meas Republican Club
OF Noun. Pleasant, aud all young men o
the surrounding country shall be eligible
to membership.
Its meetings shali be held ia Noun
Pleasant School Hoass. IN Honey creel
Township, on the second and fourth Sat
urdsy evenings Ia each month. at bal
past seven o'clock.
ART ;. The officers shall consist Of
PRECEDENT. Wee President, Secretary
Treasurer. and an Executive Committee Q
1--WE, which shall be elected or sppOlnie
in such a manner and for such q term a
the Club may direct.
The committee on permanent officers re
ported as follows:
presideut-J. q. Lee.
Vice Presideni-J. :. Pugh
sscretary-T G Pugh.
Treasurer-Caleb Jack sou.
Executive Commitiee-R Bro~a. o
Smith, W Dodd, Robertson. Hsrvr
Jackson.
The meeting was then addressed b
/ Pu,nam Brown. Ia very able aud elC
quent manner.
o Smith being called upon responde
in few very appropriate remarks
On motion of o J Smith Hon Harvey
Scott wSs invited TO address the Club
their next meeting.
On motion Of W Doid the proceed ng
Of the meeting were ordered TO be pui
li.hed in the Terre Hauic Express and n
| Terre Hauts Atlas.
r On motion the Club adjourned TO me
on Saturday evening. August llth.
J0 LEE, Pres't.
l. Pusa Sec'v
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ror tie ErpFess.
The Ptigsimsss OF ID. W.. yeerhse.
to Gree ne ssti~.

GRrsscssri,. July AZ. 1850.
Dan VOORHEES,. tno-iag that he bad be
trsyed the Nsfionsi Dsmoe,ses. and had
received from the .seisersl Dousls. party
u tbs district. tie nomination Tor Con
gres.. q. The price 81 bi- treason. aid sp
prshsuding -ss all fsnessies must--that
those who had trusted hin sod beeu Be
trsysd. you'd poui.h his 9Th political
decspiisiiob-sherefore 10 avoid cell msr
tied punishment. Daniel made q pilgrim
sgs 10 that stern nat,ousi patriot Jadge
Ecklss. 10 bes fsf aasrsf from tie indig
asrs National Democrat. whom he had he.
mayed. Will. the Judge told him 10 70
peat. spd be should BE- forgiven n 4.
not suewn vhsi course. oh Daniel"
~ouid hsys taken. bat the Judge added
ID. inssfisbis s-ls - such esses. That ..
psaiaues muss he followed 9Th fe,li,a.
tee" shis "a. eqaisslsst. not onl, % a
rstata b The lfus faith. bat yielding %
the wages u ~ sc This -ss mers than
Dan eeald stand - he l,h hsFsisdly 20
shsw lhs hiusf ed II reflection mefe lets
ufsly npi hawsvef hefofe kn death kbsll
90. rang 81 Ia ears. BY the
Judge telling hia that he ssd all the
ns.cklatsdgs msa "a M. district ~eald
vess ssslusi him old .ralnun' contains 500
Brseksaf,dss men Which y sqasl - 200
isshss "a Dssiels peisticai back.
Coos . Dsssspss, ia
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THAr's ras Way JssNs-when you do
undertake Il do q "b,g'-"sesily %
young ladies IN one ~seon"-'.lust 90.
hour and Eve minutes passing one point
1900 IN he proce'sisn $50 600 q.
35.0o0"--"osef tvs roils. long"--''oo,
county good for Douglas by 90 ma joris,.' =
That ~ont sei yoa back any. Jsems
To lie - 10 deceive The report At tl.s
grand Douglas Demonstration IN ,es,sr.
day. Jourssl ~,.l deceive 90 one. ego
Az
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The local side OF The Republican orgas.
complains bitterly Of he Democratic news
papsrs aud the highly moral aud all
decency editor turns OPP bis DOS. =. IN holy
horror. NJ what he terms the blackgusrd
ism of the papers oppose - his idea Of
the q differences between the White and black
races. II Cass. Clay thinks negroes arr
as good a. white people aud IL the afore-
said editor thinks Cass. Clay "xll right on
the goose - aud Democratic papers tell
the people these facts-~herein - the
blackguardism Journal
Cass Clay never to oar knowledge said
or thought negroes ss good ss white men
II he does We do not endo rse the sentiment
What We object TO IL. ouch attempts a.
tha, made by the yiucennes San aud cop
led bs The Terre Hsute Journal. 10 prtju
dice ignorant minds against the Republi
cans. Nv falsely asserting that the negroe.
a. Ninc-pn-. formed in procession TO join
IN the ovation TO Cas.. Clay II Mr. Clay
uttered = sentence in his speech here or
elseu here that IL objectionable let the eds
tors Of the journal and SUI take up those
sentences and shew wherein they are
wrong by fair. manly argument. not at
tempt by appeals to the bsser passions OF
men to prejudice them against him.
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that the uofshipers Of the Stump SPEAKER
candidate for President. bad determines u
unable 10 nominate nougla. 10 i.ke ~
John son Of Tenn
Upon what platform q 10, Know.
johnson certainly would not bsve accey
ted on genuine Squstter Sovereignty
platform, a. - shown by the following
Gov. AsBrrs JsoKsOs We notice thai
Gov. Johnson - 10 speak a. the Democrat.
&c Jubilee 70 be beld Ia Gresn,ills 10
morrow. "a honor 81 the nomination. 90
Breckiufidge and Lane.-Hssliriiis ra,sa
and A-r;can.
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the 'mpressiea. from ths lack Of enihusi
asm. that Stephen A. Douglas TIRE acbery to
Popular Sovereignty. his tresehery to HE
friends and his trsaehery to his party. do
not commend him 10 the very warm re-.
CARDS Of the people. Y.
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n Hoo. John q Davi.. -ho 49, an
eouueed - she President ef the dsv. ~ ihe
Douglas dsmons,failos 90 Saturday. did
not sts~ad-a 20 sssa A. ess sies
No ~osdsf he Il sitk. vhen ~. a .
party. ha, s~~ dsy. go. 10 Their Coz
efrssionsl Ceo.sniien failed sajeFse
h. course IL Congress. ~ n fact NJ.
haisrlv dscls'e 49, .aeh shiuE roal3
40, I'D u shoui5 80 - dahe W esa+
den hs .. .iek ~h~e ), g. further fene .uhsf.
"a -, thos~ SAM ,a~s sesninstsi co. cea
sfces he s,esl bitter rtiesnr AMI psfsonal
denounssf NJ nafs. hsd - The dlafiei.
danns ~. lssi rare fsF cossTess We esn
ssll lnsgins sh, h as slsk sseh treat
mrn' vaaid msts .ioasrs Arsri thar his
svi
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The Republicans Of Lost Creek tow
ship orgauikel Vide Awake club on
Friday evening Forty three name w.re
Immediately -sgn.i 10 the articles of ss-o
eistiou. Gni &c have n doa q this ~ill in-
crease one hundred more. spsech,. were
made by X. y Hudson. Mr.. Forrest aud
hr Rily. and the right spi'i, seemed TO be
aroused in that portion o. he county
". L.dd. E-q was elected Presi1es..
and DR. Dickinson secretary. About one
husdfed brother Wide Awakes FROM ,hi.
city. with their torches. attended the or
gauisation. and When the ceremonies we're
over the reire Haale Wide Awake pre-
seated each one Of their brother Losi Greek
Vide Avaks., Nth lap aud . cape
The great and glorious doctrine. Of the
Rspubllean party .fe Advancing among
the people Of Lost Greek. aud October aud
November will give good seeauei u their
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