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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15
White and Black.

The Tcrre H.utc Journal relates "a case of anal
gamation in that city between white man and a
black woman The Journal says that the nun is
sood-looking, and rather intelligent, about forty
years of age, and isa cabine,maker BY trade. The
worzan is quite black. apparently nidlleagcd, and
follows the occupation of fortune teller. They
stated that they were legally married in Clnad,
and supposed they had right to live as nun ana
wife in this country. The man iellowships with
the colorcd people as lis equals, visits ana eats
with them. and, in every other possible nrlnncr
indicates his preference for dark eolor.-Goslea
Democrat.
We are anxious to know. rcm,rks the Goshen
Timcs, in what state South Of Mason and Dixoi.'s
Line this ger,!cmnn Of Southern Taste frst saw che
light-also whether he proposes being a caulidat,
for the Vice Presidency before the Charleston Con
vention. Also whether the colored lady is not one
of the daughters OF tie nun who kilIcl Tcrunrsehl
An carly answer viii obigc US.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

IL As the Supreme Court proposes to 81, Until
May Judge Mclean will return within foi tlngli.
to Ohio. to resume the duties his circut, which
have increased largely, there being 300 cases on
the docket. His health is now vigorous as at
any time during the Last fifteen years. and he per-
forms much labor any OF iss s.o,iasss-
". Y. Tribuae's Cor.
Among the possible Republican candidates for
President. Judge Mclean deserves prominent
place, and we not sure that he wont get it be-
fore the Convention is over. There is no oljec-
ton to him but his advanced age, and that il no
objection at all IL his bodily health is good. So
pure man, 30 able so dignifcd so converse with
our political history, and so intimately associated
with the opposition to that charter OF oppression
the Drcd Scott Decision, wonld be the very man of
all Others for radicals and conservatives alike to
rally around. Take five years of his age, and he
would be the nominee by accamition. We are
not sure that he ought not to lie anyhow lind
Jour.
Judge Mclean would suit US. The nomination
of some such man, it success is duty, to enable
the Republicans TO beat ,ck the slave power, is
impcrativcly necessary in our opinion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15
The New Pcnitentiary.

This institution about which so muc h has been
said, and which has caused the more intelligent
and respectable portion Of the Democracy so mach
modification, in consequence of Gov. Wizards
strange and pervcrse course in relation thereto. in
order to crafty petty personal spite toward
prominent Democrats at Fort Wayne, or because
it has been suggested, it was more to his personal
interest that it should be located some where else
has at last found location at Michigan City
The Commissioners, it seems, had to yield to the
obs,inacy of the Governor, who, for the purpose
of bringing them to terms stopped their pay, which
he well knew would speedily have the desired eff
feet upon the refractory gentlemen. How the Com
nfissioncrs could legally select second location
while the Governor refused either to approve or
disapprove the first one, cannot understand up
on any other hypothesis than that the requirements
of the law have been totally dsregardcd. as usual
by his Excelcncy. However, we rejoice, for the
credit Of the State, that the disgracefu dispute be-
tween the governor and his Commissioners has
at last terminated.
The last Michigan City Enterprise says:
The site selected for the prison, is Just beyond
the Crossing Of the Michigan Central and New AL
bany Railroads. All the necessary steps have beer
taken for immediate and vigorous prosecution Of
the work The hundred acres have been survey
ed; some timber contracts have been let; and the
brick Packing house Of L. Blair is being fitted uI
for safe keeping Of the convicts who are to be EN-
ployed ON the prison, until such time as the Dcccs
sary cells can be made ready for occupancy, which
will be about next September. The Warden. Mr.
Sceiy, and the Commissioners are on the ground
and seem determined to push the erection Of til,
prison with vigor which promises, in some meas
ure to make up for last years inaction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15
Senator Stewards speech.

This able and statesmlnke prolnction viii Be
found in this number entire, AMI though somewhat
lengthy will not be found tedious by those who
day. No man, whose mind is unwarpcd by preju
dice, can read this speech, We venture to assert,
without entertaining high respect for the author
IS true patriot. and being forced to pay an invo-
untary tribute his towering abilities a states
man. In the estimation of many beside oursclf he
is by far the ablest stat SIN IN in the Senate or the
country. Ofhis devotion to the Union, and the
best interests Of the country, no one who will give
his speech candid and careful perusal Gun enter
tain doubt, let his unrrincipled libclcrs AMI de-
finsers say what they nav
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15
The ssUnfsrsunate Territory.,,

Kansas is again knocking at the door Of
Congress for admission into the Union; bnt
Southern Senators say No! you have not
complied with the English" bill to take a
census. Thepeople of Kansas reply. Cons
grcss refused to make an appropriation for
that purpose; the fault is yoars. not ours.
We can. however. prove that we have over
LOG, 900 inhabitants, many more than was
required by that Shameful bill. The South
do not appear YET to have enough of the
Kansas question. Onedayit is with them
dead issue; but the next they rssurrect it il
itsuiss their malignant purposes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

IL We understand that between three and Eve
hundred persons will leave ST. Joseph county, in
this State, for Pixies Peak this spring. A large
number will go from Liportc cOunty.-Loporie
Herald.
We understand that a considerable number are
making preparations to so from this county, bu.
nine out Of ten, We predict, will come back worse
OFF than when they started. There are too many
going from all parts Of the country to allow
sonabe hope that more than one out of ten will sue
coed inrcalizing their golden antcipations. Those
who are doing well here had better be content and
not run off on such wild goose chase.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15
New Jersy Opposition Convention.

TRENTON, N. J., NJ rch S.-The Opposition State
Convention was well attended. The resolutions
are strongly Republcan--asains. the Administra-
ton of President Buchanan, against the slave code,
and in favor of a tariff, and in favor of Home
stead bill. Twenty eight delegates we're appoint
cd to Chicago-s Senatorial and 20 district The
delegates were not instructed.
To a communication from the Germans Of New
ark, the Convention answered that they were mol
in favor Of the Massachusetts two years amend
mcnt. Tho following, are the Senatorial delega
Jas. Fl. Sherman, Jno. ]. Blair. Theodore Little
Ephraim Marsh, F. S. Frelinghuyscn and. Y. Rog
crS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

This motto was seen on a Transparency carried
in Democratic procession through the streets Of
Chicago. OH Monday evening before the late city
election. Straws show the direction the wind
blows. Democrats, We infer from the above Incl
dent, finding large majority of intelligent Pro-
tcstants opposed to their mad and wicked schemes
to extend slavery, are about TO array themselves
against Protestantism, as they have already against
free speech. free men and free press, as wen as
the p1pctuity Of the Union. The plot thickens.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

I7 The authors OF the iIh resolution adopted bv
the recent Republican Convention in Marshall
County were severely and ujustly censurcd in last
weeks issue by Elisha Erwin, Esq. The senior
editor commented upon the criticism. Lut as We
were one of the committee that presented the res
olutiou tc the Convention we desire to nuke few
additional remarks:
In the first place are confident that our friend.
Mr.. Erwin, wholly nisapprchends tho spirit of the
resolution in question, if not the plain import of its
language. After condemning John Browns foray
which condemnation Mr.. E. approves-the reSo
luton says: "and all men who interfere with slave
~ where it exists in the States by local law, to-
scthcr with their counSc.ors. aic.s and sbcttor-
&C., &c. If the word UNLAWFUL had Immediately
preceded the word "in;erferc" We presume our par
ticular friend would have been satisfied. The 4th
resolution hurrcdly writtcnby the writer here
OF at the dctaton of the committee just before the
whole series were reported to the Convention
The committee and the Convention as we'll as the
careful reader of the resolution, understand that
other than an unis,csul interference was condemn
cd The technical words-aiders, abcttors and
consprators-are sufficient to show to the man OF
ordinary perception that the interference condemn
ed was none other than unlawful. We care not
what lawful means are used to crush out the "sum
CT all viainies'' in the south.
Mr.. E. says ''this resolution has originated from
some Office seeking politician" Pray tell us which
member of the committee wants Office "thou.
it be but small' at the price of his manhood. II
we are the member we should be pleased TO knew
the Office that our friend has in reserve for u.s..
Friend nor foe ever yet heard us ask for any Off
cial position. Mr. E, your compl aint does not
estate facts sufficient to constitute cause of &C
ticn," hence our demurrer
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

1J The Trustees of Center and German town
ships have sued the County, understand, be-
cause the Commissioners refused to allow them
more thsn 81 - cents rcr day for their services
Il is hardly necessary to add that they arc both
Democrats. The law makes it discretionary with
the Commissioners what sum to allow the Trus-
tees, not exceeding 81 Sd cents per day. The
representative of this (Center) township, charged
for II days service. We venture the assertion
that any good business min can transact all the
necessary business of the township in half that
number of days. One day in n week specially set
apart for that purpose would certainly be all sufi-
cient. 1t is such gogucing and exhorbftant char
ging that has rendered our county bankrupt and
oppressed. the people with heavy taxes. The hos-
orablc gentleman who exercises the important
functions Of Trustee of Center township remarked,
we are informed, when the Commissioners decided
not to allow all he demanded, that he would show
them whether they could get the services of law
yer for dollar and "a quarter day. Is lawyer
any better than a mechanic or farmer! Some men
can never open their mouths without demonstrating
their total want of common sense, and exhibitin.
at the same time the possession of an inordinats
amount ofdisgusting vanity. The services Of such
man in any capacity requiring modicum o.
brains, in our opinion, would be dear at nothing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15
SpfcIIl OottceS.
Dr.. GMysGtt's yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilia.
IrpErExpExcr. June p. MA

IrDEPENDEyCE, Junc 2, 1S5e..
MEs<Rs. DaEzTs \ PARK.
f;ests-I feel II = -sts humanity To ssv 70
that have used individually anil in my fmiiy Dr.
f'g-scti's yellow Dsk and >araaria, aud from the
% il ni t fully all rcrs for which L.
tended Lately have bc~n brolCt very grav-
from di ssi liver. and from the this invaluable
aiedi have i'c-n s-naliy relieved An enincsr
physician the hcr ay remarked in prscr-. that ls
'icrd This medicine tn very icsF,f all si-sn
blai"ns. 81 this humble testimony Of min is Of y
to You iibery to use in NAV tk
prp~r. Il. r. D. BAYLOR
eli ed - bs tn BEST SARSAPARfLfA rn-d-
i-i by the WJSpsRFrL crREs l. ha performed. thu orri
nal copies of which in thu possession Of the p-oFr
JOHN ID. PARK, Proprietor
Cor. Fourth WslnuI SIS, Cincinnati, o.
Sold NY all Druggists. I'm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15
Agents fol-. the Republican.

Agents fo1. the Republican.
The following gentlemen authorised to act
as Agents in receiving names of new subscribers
and in collecting and recciptins for all debts due
us for subscriptions, job work ami advertising:
Z. Moon, ESQ.,, Unioniown;
Eli PARKER, Maxinkuckcc;
IIuGH Mccoy, Green township;
A. J. HarGH, Argos;
L. H. Snxrro, Tippecanoc township;
A. n. WISE, EST, Bourbon;
Moses KErsza, G. :rm IN township;
L. GRIM. North ts~nshiP;
II. b. FALcoSFERRr, Esq, Polk township;
L. II. ANDREWS, Sligo.
We hope all our patrons who nav be in arrears
will nuke il convenient to settle their accounts du
ring the present month, as VIC greatly necl al that
is due u.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

u tbs said that the law for the formation Of
new counties was struggled through the Lcgsla-
turc, contrary to the requirements Of the Consttu
ton. and is therefore Hul. At any rate it is pes
tiferous law and should never have been enacted
While it remains there will be a continual agita
tim about the formation of contemplate little
counties by contemplate owners Of more contempt
idle town sites which require the locstion of
ty seat to render them of the least Importance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
A Glorious Republican Victory!
CoxcoRD, N. H., March l2-s.

CONCORD, N. H., March l2-s M.
Returns arc received from several towns of the
lower counties of the St,,c, showing an aggregate
vote about the same rs last year with little vari
alton in the relative strength of parties. The can
ddatcs for Governor are Ichabod L. Gaod win, Re-
publican, and Asa P. Cate, Democrat. The result
was last year, Goodwin, 6,326, Cate 32. 500.
10 r. M-Returns from az towns foot up for
Goodwin 1872, Cate l3.4)o. Representatives
100 Republicans and 30 Democrats elected. The
indications are that the Republicans gain consid-
crably throughout the State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15
EraLking.

A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette SAYS
that the House Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads, of which Mr.. Colfax of this State is
Chairman, have decided to recommend the aboli-
ton of the franking privilege. Though there are
some strong arguments for the retention OF that
privilege, We don't think they ovcrbear those
against 1t, and we trust every Republican in the
House will support the measure.-Ind Jour
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

1.-the iilibusters Of Elkhart seen determined
to have slice of our territory, but tncy may lose
more in the cd BY their rapaciousncss than they
will gain, even should they ssceeed Fr the present
in their scheme. That Cosn.y has already more
than 400 square miles of territory; koseiusko con
sderably more. about enough between the two with
the slip coveted from this county to make ono OF
those contemplate little counties authorised by the
new law 1t will not be long, therefore, after Che
Elkhart llibustcrs help themselves to patrimo-
nv, before they will be compelled to giye'up four
times the number of broad acres they got from us
Then all INC World will laugh atther calamity and
mock at the terror Of shc poor short sighted NOR
tails. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

exr oy rur MOST rrrAsrss' at the time effective
s Iyvsprn=ia and all other diseases arising from
rs ~ the stomach and liver, is Dr. Hosctters
ttcrs 1t not only removes the disease from the SYSTEM
Nm, nv giving tone &c tbs organs Of digestion, aids them in
their functions All have tried it acknowledge its
l,cnce and superiority and therefore commend it e
ne ,,.ror DR. Hossctfers Bittcrs tonic is well
20 nc prssc 1t is thercfre scarcely necessary Al
this timo than direct attention this
fion which certainly uneqaled BY any before the pablo
satisfied as we are that its widespread reputation must
prove sueient satisfy all of excellence relief ana
remedy for all disrascs Of the stomach Fi4
Sold bydruggists everywhere. - - 80
B1- See advertisement in another column I'M.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15
A CARD To- TaaE LADIES'
DR.. DyP0X,O'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

H Are infillible for
removing StopPages or
irregularities of the
Menscs.
The pills are nothing
new. but have been used
by the Doctor in his
pr lctice for maIS years,
huth in France and
America, with unparid-
lclcl success, in every
case; and he l. urged br
many thousand ladies'
who have used them. to
make the Pills public,
for the alienation of
these suffering from any
irregularities whatever,
preventative to ladies
whose health will not
permit Of an increase of
family.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

INDIANA STATE FMR.--Thc Inlilr, State Fair
will be held at nliinapolis on grounds on the Fai
Creek Road. about two AMI a-hlf miles north Of
the Union Depot. Thirty acres Of land have
been secured ut sIo0 an ucre
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

SLavEr ABOLISHED IN THE DUrCa Z ,sr INDIES.
The Dutch Government has swept away the last
vestigc of slavery fro its E,st Inli, possessions
On the 9th of September last, the institution ce,s
cd 10 exist. tt, G ovcrlneat ofesc al assessed
yaluationin money to tie owners, mtny of whom,
however, refused to take it, while others took and
made il over to the emlncipl tel slaves themselves
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

III In the case Of Sherman ". Booth, On an a>
pIicasion Cor hsbess corpus 70 be discharged fron
the arrest under which he is held by the Z. s. Mar
shal. the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin has denied
the writ -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

u Municipal elections were held in Rochester,
Auburn, Utica and Troy, in New York, on Tues
day week. 10 all Of which, with the exception OF
Troy, the Republicans were successful. Troy
went Democratic, as usual.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

Ij' The Mime delegation to the C.licagD Con
venton have been instructed to vote for William
Pitt Fesserden of that State as Republican canli-
date for the Presidency.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

u On the 9th ult., the Opposition State Con-
vention of North Carolina nominated William A..
Graham for the Presidency. Kcnnett Raynor made
telling speech against the Democracy. He laud-
ed Winter Davis for his manly, indeIcndent and
plriotic course in voting for Speaker Pennington.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

I Pregnant females, or
those suppos;ns them
selves SO, are cautioned
against using pills Wills
in that condition, rs the
proprietor assumes mo-.
responsibility after the.
above a,!moni;ion. al
though their miI,lncsS
would prevent any iniu-
nv to health ; otherwise
these pills are recon-
mendcd. Directions ac-
comparing each Box
PACE 81 90.
N B--Ask for Dr. Du--
ponco's Golden Pills.
See signature on every
box You then obtain
a pill you may depend
upon.
Ladies by enclosing
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

az Mr.. VIsNEpoE. the OK Treasurer of the Coun-
ty called ON usthe othcr day 70 thank US for the
leniency we had shownhm in commenting upon the
unfortunate difficulty in which he had become in
yolvcd in his official matters We thought at first
he was trying to .sbore" US, and so mtimated But
he assured US he expected from the relations that
had previously existed between US, that we would
present his case in the worst possible light and de-
nounce him in the seyerest terms. In our remarks
concerning the matter we expressed no personal
luminosity toward the gentleman, not only because
we did notentertain any. but because we have al
ways regarded such Manifestations fallen an
tagonist as unmany fnot cowardly. We do not
suffer malice and hatred toward any human being
to find Judgment for any length of time in our
breast, especially toward political antagonists be-
cause, perhaps. We have generally aattercd ourself
with the idea that had given rs hard If not hard
er blows than had received. and were willing to
forgetthe matter entirely after the battle was over
Whatever we may say hereafter about the ex
Treasurer's official afflirs, shall not be aetna
ted by any personal i'll will toward the man, but
by sense of duty as public journalist.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

The Massachusetts, Republican Convention met
at Worcester the 18th inst, AMI elected four Del
egoses at Large to the Chicago Convention. The
Delegates arc John A. Andrew, Ensign II. KEEL
logg, George S. Boutwell, and Linus B. Comins.--
Messrs. Andrew and Kellogg are said to favor
Gov. Seward; Mr.. Boutwell, is fricnl Of Gov.
Banks, and Mr.. Com;ns is uncommttcd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15

one dollar by mail to either Of the agents below
have the pills sent (coRfdcntial!y) to any part
of the country.
JOHN d. PARK:
l24 Lake Street, CHrcAso,
Agents for the North cstcrn States; also, Deal
ers in Patent Medicines generally. In34sl1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-03-15


sure. Every body knows that the Government con-
tracted to piy VI jors s. Russe.-thc great Kan
sas border ruflians-an enormous price for trans
porting supplies to the army Of Utah. 1t has long
been suspected that some ''back MALI was levied
on that firm, aud it is whispered, in this city,
that in consideration Of the double price agreed to
be paid them they gave their promissory notes to
certain Democratic politicians for more than half
million dollars. and that this immense sum of mon
ey has been used as a Democratic corruption fund
to influence elections. Il is also rumored that
more than half the 'black mail" Aforesaid, remains
uncxpendcd and is reserved as fund to aid the
Democratic party to elect the Charleston nominees
by employing the money in the close and doubt
fnl States. The truth of this report will be prob
ed to the bottom by Covode's "SmeEing Com
mittee." That whole Utah expedition needs an
overhauling. Six millions of money have beer
sunk on it, and what has been accomplished Il
las been marked from first to last with blunders
plumber and pccuation.
The House elected Chaplain yesterday-Rev
Thomas H. Stockton of Philadelphia Methods
clergyman, who disbcIeves that slavery is diuin,
institution or that the foreordained mission Of the
American Governments to foster, protect and ex
pand human bondage. He received III votes "A
| Rev gentlemen named Proctor, who believes 3
pro slavery Bible, pro-slavery Constitution, am
pro slavery God, received 20 votes Consequent
" his prayers and doctrines were declined by tht
/ Honorable House. stn
The orders for Stewards great speech have
reached 800, 900 copies; $4,000 copies have beer
ordered fors circulation in Pennsylvania Iii
friends are greatly eIated, and talk confdentialll
OF his nomination - ID.
The New Enganders are delighted with "Ol'
Abe" He is daily addressing vast mass meeting
LIN the open air in daytime, and in the lnrgcs
halls that can be found at night Hehas spoken il
Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island
The people Of Maine arc trying to get him in tina
State. He consented to address the Massachu
sctts Republican State Convention at Worceste
to day. The Pennsylvania State Central Com
mittec tried TO engage his services for few week
in that State AFTER harvest Herepied that ne wa
. going to labor where his friends tAought he conf
do the most good for the cause ct freedom. hr
could not promise definitely 30 long ahead. roE