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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-10-19

MEETING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA Democratic
STATE CoMMITTEE.--A meeting of the Demo-
cratic State executive committee of Pennsyl-
vania was held at Reading on Friday last.
About forty members of the committee were
present. After some discussion, the follow
ing resolution was almost unanimously
adopted
=" Resolped, That this committee do hereby
rescind its action at Philadelphia on the I'd OF
July, and at Cresson on the 9th of August
last, and that We recommend to the Demo-
cratic party of Pennsylvania to stand by the
electoral ticket made by the Democratic State
convention at Reading on the LIST of March,
1902
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-10-19

"HERE will be DEMOCRATIC
4. MASS MEETING AND BARRIE
CUE, AT ROCKVILLE,
On TUESDAY, the 23d instant,
to which the Voters of Montgomery and adj
joining counties Of Maryland and Virginia,
and the citizens of the District of Columbia,
are invited to be present and partake.
TO THE LADIES, an invitation is
also extended.
ES- A BAND OF MUSIC, from the
county, will be in attendance.
SPEAKERS.
The following gentlemen have been invited,
and will be present and address the meeting
Hon. L. Louis Lowe, Hon. T. F. Bowie,
Hon. Thos. G. Pratt, Hon. A. II. Sellers,
Hon. j. NJ. Kunkle. Hon. John Richie,
Hon. G. W. Hughes, Hon j. A. Franklin,
And other eloquent friends OF BREcKINRIDGE
and LANE.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
First Distria.-Edward W. Owen, John ALI
mutt and Thomas D. Gather.
Second UiStrict.--John T. Benson, John W.
Shaw and David A. Zeigler
Third District.-Geo. W. Chiswell, William
o. Selman and Col. Benjamin Shreve.
Fourth District. Madison f. Harris, Isaiah
Shoemaker and John w. Spates.
FIN Distrie.--Perrie Lishear, Benjamin
Fawcett and Oliver II. P. Clarke.
The above Committee to act as Marshals.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Melcbizedek Green, NJ. H. Letton,
r. A. Sheckels, John w. Spates,
Charles Saffell.
The Committee of Arrangements are earn
estly requested to be at the Fair Ground at 10.
o'clock on the morning Of the 23d.
Speaking to commence at half-past IL 0 clock,
AN.
"C0ME ONE come ALLn1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-10-19
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
AND
BARBECUEs

EE- The Constitution and Equality of
the States; these are the symbols Of
everlasting Union. Let these be The raj
lying cry Of the People. j. G. Back
INRIDGE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-10-19
444 Acres of Land.

This land Is situated in Montgomery county,
in Berrys District, about q miles from Coles
vlle--is easy of access to Washington city, d.
c., and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The land will be sold in one entire body, or
will be divided into Three Lots, TO suit pur-
chasers. There will be n plat of said land, for
the inspection OF those wishing to purchase,
on the day of sale
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-10-19
A Repairing Shop,
LANDS VENDUE!


DY VIRTUE Of Decree Of the Circuit
- Court for Montgomery county, as a Court
OF Equity, in the case Of Levi 4. Hyatt ad-
mnistrator, with the will annexed, Of Asa
Hyatt, deceased, VS.. Wilson l.. Soper and
wife, the subscriber, as Trustee, will expose to
public sale, at the Courthouse door, in Rock
vile,
On SATURDAY, The 10M IF Norenpbor
merit, at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
all those LANDS, lying and being in the
county aforesaid, which were conveyed by Asa
Hyatt and wife, TO Wilson l.. Soper and Vio-
lctta, his wife, by deed, dated the l4th Of May,
l847, and recorded in the Land Records OF
said county, in Liber S. T. S., No. 3, Folio 60,
lying on the left hand side Of the main road,
leading from Frederick to Rockville. about J
milesfrom iiyattstown, and "a from Clarksburg,
having large and commodious Dwell
LING HOUSE, BARN, TOBACCO HOUSE,
etc. This land will be sold in lots 20 suit pur-
chasers.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-half Of the pur-
chase money in hand, or on the ratification
OF the sale, the residue in twelve months. the
whole TO bear interest and be secured by bonds
or single bills Of the purchaser, with sureties
approved by the Trustee. On the ratification
Of the sale and payment ofthe whole purchase
money, the Trustee will convey to the pur.
chaser, at his cost, the land Sold free, clear
and discharged of all claim and demand o.
the parties to the cause, and Of all persons
claiming under them.
RICHARD J. BOWIE,
oct 19-ts Trustee.
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THE CELEBRATED CUMMINS' PlOW,
Call and see them

CdU and see them.
MINOR Horror PLOWS, CASTINGS, &c.
FLOWS of all kinds, HARR0WS, &c.
To enumerate, in detail, my stock of various
implements, used for farming purposes, would
require too much space and make the perusal
tedious; suffice it to gay, that have at all
times, full supply Of everything used by the
Agriculturalist from a Plowsharc to a well.
regulated portable Steam Engine.
Gzs- All articles guaranteed to give satisfdc-
ton, or may be returned at the expiration ola
reasonable time for trial. have established
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HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE

Consisting Of Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
Chairs, Tables Bureau, Mirrors Stoves, &c;
with many other articles too tedious TO emu
merate.
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit Of six months
will be given on all sums over Eve dollars the
purchaser or purchasers giving note with APP
proved security, bearing Interest from the day
Of sale all sums Olive dollars and uuder cash.
Sale 10 commence AT ! o'clock, +. NJ.
UKIAH NJ. LAYTON,
oct l2-u Adminiatraior
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THREE NEGROES

. Women, slaves for life; ! Negro Boy, aged
about "a years, to serve eleven years from the
10th OF March next. ONE COW.
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SheriR's Sale.

RY virtue OF a writ Of vendtioni exponas,
- TO Silas Browning, late Sheriff of Mont
gomery county, issued and directed by the
Circuit Court for said county, will be exposed
to public sale, at the Court-House door, in
Rockville,
On SATURDAY, Me 10Th Of Noven,Jer
neat, at II o'otock, NJ,
th e following property, to wit: All the right,
title, claim and interest, both at law and In
equity, Of Francis Day and John Day, in and
TO all that Tract Of Land called " WmLIAMs-
BURG" situate and lying in Montgomery couu-
ty aforesaid, containing
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Such as Piano, new and fine toned Lot O
Beds, Bcdsteads and Bedding; Chairs, Ia
6les, Bureaus, Clocks, Mirrors, Competing
Coal and Wood Stoves, &c.
ALSO-A large lot Of
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The men Of the Salt Lake Valley, after
having tirliei the power Of the Government,
and after having been implicated 10 afro
cgtIFs too uorTIhle TO mention, have con-
Guided to adopt peace policy. An oppor
tgaity was wanting TO show the people of
these sovereign States toe repentance Of the
followers If the renowned Brigham. That
opportunity came on the Fourth Of July
last, sni en- that dsv a grand meeting was
hsld under the auspices Of ;he Elders of the
Church. 0rsen Pratt eficisted. and invok ed
blessings on "all men in authDrity-" Pres
ticns Buchanan will doubtless feel himself
honeFsd. The Declaration Of lniepeuirnee
was read and then came the GRAFTON. This
was Of the most startling patriotic style.
sspscial regards being paid 20 the American
EsSie. "oar Nations Flag Some OF the
fights were terrific. .'Where," said the
speaker. ..shaa in shsss lonely hills. are
American ei,5Eeus more prompt TO present
10 their friends The olive branch. or to
shower a. on their enemies the arrows -
Where, truly bat the al1eaity is that the
.sara@rfcau citizens" sometimes fail 10 dis
,tnsus-a thar fraesis from the1r enemies.
snd attack either unfortunately. Several
unfortunate little mistake. nf this naturs
obliged UrrIA Ssuasl, the father 81 the
Eszge, and the proprietor Of the banners IN
quarter some Of hs. ornamental soldiers n
. sas valley Of the Salt Lake. Oar friends,
the Merueas, are fersssf0l.
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eyIs is singular that party Journal.
should be SO careless and unthinking in
drawing ,he.r parallels and hammsring out
their SMILES. Thus. a paper before as
Gays. speaking of Douglas: ssThers he
stands, firm and unshakabl-. the rock of
the Democratic Party" We wonder how
many people have said to themselves /:
Precisely go; the rock upon which the party
has split. ...
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COUNCIL BLUFFS SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1860
.A Douyla. Democra, ree,n,lv n,,i

rA Douglas Democrat recently made
q speech ct Columbus, Ohio, 10 the course
Of which be had occasion to refer 10 the Ia y
passed By the Democratic Legislature 70
preserve the purity OF elections, IN which =
person hayins visible admix,ure Of Afri.
can blood was debarred from the elective
franchise, stating that the Republicans made
great ado abou. this aimix,ure Of blood.
Said he.-+.suppose man was half white
and half black what would vou call him !:
pause for a reply" An urehin in the
crowd responded in clear and manly voice
-sWhy. sir. be would be Douglas Demo
cratr' The speaker ..subsided.,
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A ~iA~niN. pniIIARN.

The Eastern iIHass announces th- end of
Democracy in the FallowsoE s'ashin< style ;
Dem acvaev has Esue 10 the dsv'l--5ts
do'uS goi father, Il departed Smtd A.
shsssr sf sfiaa<s0ae ani as-hcs ot blue
blares. teavius ear hlssse,i CBgon BIB nj. the
rsliadsao 81 which il bassiei ltss6 sole
proprietor. kava IN ,hs veir lSa4, u died
on Frstav, Juns -. ts3g-hsus suau'. 3av---
in tae SbtA year % ia age. from an orgaHsc
disease. original .'uA shteh nat all the cAua-
siasi ss,!l # the political i,ete-s could care.
Tee tameilase Csa.e nE %. death va. an ..tv.
rsprssslals ean8tes" hesweaa tlss Nsrthsra
asd Soghsrn wtncs. The Africans nsmins-
ted breekinridce aai Lsns ~ their canat-
dates, and ths Malsaoes paas.as sni Fssx-
psiFack. Tae latter sahsela aeusty declined
ana ass place vas slgsi BIZ usrseasl Y.
.fohns IN.
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PRESIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1s6O
Republican Executive Congressional Committee.

hcPuDLcaa EACcullfe congressman e0lilnltlec'
HON. PRESTON KING, y. Y. Chairman.
JAMES ". GRIMES, IOWA.
L.F. s. FOSTER, CONN
On the part Of The Senate.
HON JOHN CovopE, PENN, Trea urer.
+. wASHBURNE. ILLINOIS.
E G, SPAuLDING. Ny.
J. b. ALLEY, MASS.
DAVID KILGOEE, INDIANA.
J. l.. n. sTRATroN, n J.
On the part Of the House Of Reps.
The Committee prepared to furnish the following
speeches:
EIGHT PAGES
Hon. ". II. Seward, \. Y: Sta,e Of the Country.
W II. Seward, n. Y: Rochester Speech
q. A. Grbw, PENN. Free Homes for Free men.
Sc James Harlan, Iowa: Shall the Territories be
Africanized?
John Hickman, Penn : Who have Violated Com
b r wade Ohio Invasion of Harper's Ferry.
g. ". >'fanton and J. II. Campbell, PENN: The
SPeskcrshp.
+ P. Blair. No. Address at Cincinnati; Colon-
zatian and Commerce.
err:s g. Ferry Oonu.
Abraham Lincoln. H.: The demands of the South
The Republican party Vindic,tcd
I" william Window. Mun.: The Homestead Bill
It's Friends and Foes.
Owen LUvcjuy, Ill: The fanaticiSir Of the Demo-
cratic FaEty
Lands for the I.andIess-A Tract.
The Poor Whites Of tho South--A Tract.
sIxTEEN FACES.
Hon LYMAN Trumbull III: Seizure Of the Arsenals
Harpers Ferry, Va, and Liberty, No, and in
yindrcItiun OF the Republican Party.
p r Waie, Ohio: Property in the Territories.
H.Nan wyCk, n. Y: True Democracy-H story
" II wilson. Mass: Territorial Slave Code.
John 7. Hale, n. II.
J. J. Perry. Ne. Posting the Books between the
Moth and the srutb.''
" Il. noclitte, Wis The Calhoun Revolution
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rMr. poasla.. IN recent srsesh at
Burlington, Nevmcnt. na3e easasl aliasisn
10 the priva,ions AMI labor. of settler in a
new coaniry-oae Who ha. ~ msks hi. ewa
fsnces and .s-plit his own rails" The Bar.
iinston Free Press sars; "lh's tnessi-assi
application hraach. out hearty and sensr-
nj round Of acelsrnm alton fresa ri. svsr the
asusr, which told the speaker a; cuer where
he was, and tia, hi. assembly 10 the Eaaan
had their hearts en- Llnee!n, aad net ou
pauslAs,"
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WHOLE NO. l73.
MISSISSIPPI 4 MISSOURI
81
Chicago / Rock Island Railr,aas

The en,y through route 10 CHICAGO frsm Ear, ~.
Pes moiaes, Council Rlass. and All usnts an rsrsss
aud Western Iowa SsS"ss
rws assscnseE trains leave Iowa City and w..A,,s
'e' aAss Saaaas eSeefted, ss fel'ewss
FROM IOWA clrr.
nah M,-Arsive At Chieaee. ssep,v.
kxf,, sier. My-Arrirc a, choasa ASo -
FROM WASHINGTON.
Mail, sS 4, Arrive at Chicago, s.er
HSp's " W r. M,--Arrivcat Chicago, % Az
H~Fae inornins train troa Iowa City An, wsxh,n..
makes conneStaa with the Through Exnyesx ~.
AiSoasan southern RsllEeaS the same even,ns
fsssehsef> hy any other Roate are Obliged ta ,cr,.t
IN thiesSo oatti 'heneNt niots!as.
PASSENGERS are specially requested 10 NoTe ruu
FACT that this isthe pais rraupA Sesf, ,ra,. ,s~
tsfs 10 CAfcags The dcciac, aayantase 4, r,.sssss
sS 'he connection Of The two Ross al the Ntss,x,,ns
hiNsf, siSe apfefeE ssscc all ether reutes Al
uAas ran sRfosgA 20 CA,eaee sttAast essser ~
Sdrs sressins the Mississippi River Railroad Rs,s
"etsssn naschfari and Ress Island thus dispensing
VIA iae ssei tiaie the annoyance aud se,li,y h. hss
et haESases tnchieaisi 10 other lines
aheriians are made st la Salle with trains ~ th>
Hhneas Seatrsi RStisosi. feF pauleith {atcna Ca,a
Al Sstessc Nth sA.,as y. ,ss
A'ch'gaa Central and Fort Wayne and Chsaso Rail
Roads. ~ss
s-rhreneh Tickets ran he procured al ws.hinr,op.
and iowa city, To sNaalo Albany, New York RcSt,n
T'seotsa' fhlade'phts Baltimore and all The pr.a.
sipss points IN the cnttei States and Csnsias
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK,
VIII ind this the most desirable and expen,sp, r,r,.
from sowato CAtcsgo and the Eastern markets
= y ~'oek TraiaS raa through In Il and eus
aaa h"ars. Wtsh"m terrtagr es change nj Cars.
JOHN T TRACY Genera, superintendent
W. Il, ST. JOHN, general fleke, AGENT. aaa
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That Mr.. DouGLAs agrees with this con-
struction Of the Constitution. the following
extracts from bis sneeches will show:

The Democracy of Illinois, in the first place, accepts
the decision Of the Supreme Court tie United States
10 the OF bred Scott authoritative iRft5pre-
tatiCn Of tHe consultation. In accordance with that
decision hold that aares are property aud hence
on GH equality riih al other kinds cf property and
the IwRsr Of a siare hds he rghtto more into
territory. and carry his sldUe property tciM him
as the 0wHe~ Of any other property has 10 go there
ana carry his property. ."-[spcech of DOUGLAS at
New Orleans, Dec. 9th, 1858.
''We" (Seuator Brown of Mississippi ard Senator
Douglas, of lllnos) agree that under the dosison
the Suptemc Court Of the United States slaves are
property standing equal footing With all other
property; and that consequently the Of a slave
has the right 20 emigrae territory and carry
his slave property With him the Of any other
species Of property has there and carry his
property with him" Again, .Thus far
the Senator from Mississippi and myself agree, that
stare property in the territories stands equal
footing 1ith ercry other species Of properiy."-
speech of DOUGLAS in the U. S. Senate Feb. 1859.
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LOOK OF THrs PICTURE.

LVUM " f5fS FI<GVNE.
~rAs great aud fandaEa- n,al principls sf eur
Gsveypnaent 4. that the resgle Q: each State Axn
rERRrroRY SHALL BE PERFECTLY FREE
10 decide for taemselves What shall be the chazac
ser et sheir Speech Of poroIAs, sf
Gsissaxry IN 1855. z
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Reports Of the coming crops, from alt
sections of the country, are most eatisfac-
tory. There is every prospect Of ateeming
harvest this year.
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N0a> OF THE ENSUS.


Although the marshals employ ed in taking
the census sometimes experience annovances
vet they occasionally meet with persons who
afford them no little amusement. Their
task is often hard one. and exposes them
tn charges Of impertincuce from those who
do not really understand the Importance of
'.numbering the people, One If the mar
sh,ls of New Jersey. whose field Of operation
sIn the interior, alta place somewhat remote
from railroad depots, found considerable
difficulty in getting information from an
"ancient maiden lady whom he addressed
on the subject.
Taking the senses. air you! Well, |
reckon YOU can't take none here" She
was iuitGuant at his first remark. "'Taint
none of your business who lives here. nor
who owns this place. It's paid for. and
every cent of on it tew. 'Taint best for
you TO come shopping around to fad out
matters that don't cou,arn YOU"
Her body interpVsed ut the doorway, al
though thin and wry, prevented his passage
into the house. The marshal would gladly
have taken a seat. but she offered 20 such
luxury to her inquisitor. ''llev ever been
married? Wrut what next wonder. Per-
haps you'd like to have our pedigree right
down from Adam. But you can't! 'sprct
you're some fellow from York come out to
seci whom Won may devour. You'd better
e back agiU! Take our senses, indeed ;"
The marshal tried to explain matters, to
give her to understand the necessity and re-
1n'rements Of the law, and particularly to
convince hcr that he was not a resident of
Gotham. lie utterly failed however. for his
next question only increased her anger.
'.iIev got any children Why YOU imppr-
dent puppy, how dare YOU asperse ms char
acterE Here hev lived for forty-ei.
years, and haint never been ten miles from
home. IF you doubt my responsibility.
you'd better 90 to our minister: he knows all
about me-; he lived here when was b rn: he
knows that all | possess in the world il IN
this farm. and tho lwo houses DOWN to the
village. WORTH altogether about liftecu 'hou.
san dollars. lie can tel! YOU that lived
with nv father tiil hs iip1, having ~ broth
ers and sisters. aud that never was married.
and haIut m q itdFpn; he Is we'll acquainted
with NV folks living with me. which ia a
litt!e etrl, farm man and big stout Irish
girl. But you can't get any information out
It me. I'm a woman Of few words and
don't allow medilcrs."
The good woman had now work cd herself
into passion. aud turning away s'smed the
door in his face. From her remarks, how
ever. h ga ned the following facts: Miss
Abigail: aged forty-eight; never married:
h,. no children: property worth $4,000 :
has no brothers or sisters; carries on farm
=" which after sli was about all the in-
formation he cared 20 possess.
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+. N. G3ODFELLOW,
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
9 q wing Machin G

PsrS9os ~ish3ng rerx s1ne ~ this pxserst "ssesi
srs-fsssess y fs sstss ~ ling ~ the
Residences sf ths sdstar ~ ikss payer shirt k1sos
saS sHsiasst sstscssz ulta ssrsss and sIsSsssA.
shirts. ests vess. Ard Dsfe@
sssS frssse4 sSf spS hssed 1zzde fnfeaxssgzf
sssT SD ssffass s stfses sess&ss wssf, sr Eosse-
~d ase- rasse - 50 oseT, soaseAssie sssas
S0zsss zz.cx fssse- " AZ u
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a-ssa = -r-
ItiI - s~i

The fy,r IrgBtusr .rr.frrn cities are nos
IT, -. .,.a..,
"1'''y '''"' '"' S-1 '''."''@' '''
ErAT' AZ' N"'T' was an eS'Fa'ri'hnry d!s
parity br.wern thrm. They no~ sha al ou
tho f,lla.sir, fgpras. a. sg I.arn ffem IN,
-
''.'~ .'' +''.' @"~ ''''"' = "
ihsgai'b
tsna unAti, l6I 0lG s.. Louis, li5 coz
pfts,u-., I2nn,I rl,,r,.,, lrn u4.
,r
'"''' '.'''''s"'' ''' noe '''''''' "'' 90
ac. and tho estimates vary for each, bat tht
s,.ris4 n, Dseary about the same RINK.
rbe C.n.u. N,r.hal. far A,h.py. Nov
:, .--,- ....t...,
-
and IS expected IAas ih'iF hka'e5 all 'ho"
population Of 5omH.
.
'"' '"H '>>'"H VIZ "'' h"'
\ clever e''frsP'adret "i 'H' N''"anEeH
Sentinel writes OF an incident GA the lluI-
.,o. p..rr Ra,Ir.,t,f. IN which hs was rartlv
49, ~,
l''"''F'' y" VIZ '''' -
t0'''y addressing "ih' 'h' M"""uHg'an
st'i
s.~r eau ssrua n have trnF riai rr~eat
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"IrE MEASURE OF RESTRICTION:
Every citizen has a right take with him into the
territory any article Of property which the constitution
Of the Unised States recognizes as property.
The constitution Of the United States recognizes
slave. property and pledges the Federal
10 protect Sylabas Of tas Drsa Scott decision
The ouiy power Conferred (5n Cong5es. is the power
coupled with the dut- of guarding and protecting the
owner in his right. ."-TaHey's opinion Hotcard 49,
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Hair Oils:

PuTasses. Tasiet sssFs sas-s Hair rs5sA Brushes
wines aas RraoStSs fer Nstt14nsi gzrssses.
oEs sS sAs srsn <eseczst ~itk Ezs~s ssgs, ass srs
{ ruFs ASH fresh
EPrssEsE-s rrsscr92tAns ssd Yanisy keres7si
earrssti- sscagscssss
l. p. s. Ass1ss sSs al ,as sayusss rssns nsssaas. .
sss sAy. tn1-T3
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Mr.. DoUGLAs, in his letter OF acceptance,
endorses this resolution ss follows;

Upon careful examination Of the platform Of
principles adopted at Charleston and re-atirmed at
Baltimore with an additional resoFptics tssfch is
in PERFECT HARMONY ,cEtA the others. find i,
to be atiithf embodiment of the time honored prn-
cpIes sf the Democratic party which were proclaimed
ard EDierstoo3 by all parties in the Presidential
contests Of 1913 Is5, and 1885 -
Here is the decision of the Supreme Cour
which Nr. DouGLAs says should be respected
and enforced by every branch of the Federal
Government
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-18

n bald that NO srcH THING SOVEREIGN
POWER ATTACHES TO A TERRITORY A
rrRxTToay. bold that Territory possesses what
ever ro~er /, derives sreza the Constitution UNDER
THE ORGANIC ACT. AND NO MORE SPEECH Q,
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ResoIres Tsas it Is in accordance with the Ciacin-
nssl Platform. during The existence Of
Governments The asassre 81 resfretoa. whatever it
may he imposed by the feterAf constataties, fAe
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Of the domestic relations the Aas been
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-18
REPIBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For President,
HON, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
or TLLTEOFS
For Vice President,
HON. HANNIBAL HiMLN,
OF NAIVE.
PRr>ppEsfIsL ELECTORS.

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Of BayiaHgfaE- Of DaSgT4>
BFaTEIrT ELECToss.
LEI fyiR N. l. MCPHERSON. gf Hadts0a CgHRtg
ii Dsaf. .--CHAaLGs POsEROY, of Boone County.