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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29
Pron,isquous Political News-Iaems.

That's the Talk Tho Republican
editors don't seem to relish Mr.. Doug
las late speeches, for the reason, we
presume, that he has the honesty to pro.
claim the same sentiments to the peo-
pie of every section ofthe Union. These
fanatics would rather see him adv coating
one set of principles in one State and
an opposite doctrine in another but
Judge Douglas has but one set of prin
ciples, and those he is willing to discuss
on any and all occasions, and in the pre-
senco of his fellow citizens from oil parts
ofthe country. His principles arc those
of nine -tenths of the people, and he is
not afraid to make speeches and answer
questions on any subject in which they
are Interested. Speaking of the dislike
of tho Republicans for Mr.. Douglas, the
Louisville Democrat says:
The Republican papers complain
that Douglas makes the same speech, or
rather proclaims tho same doctrine
everywhere. They are fond of variety,
and if, like demagogues generally, he
would make one speech III one latitude,
and different one in another, they
would be better pleased. They arc not
satisfied that he makes speeches at all.
In that no has the advantage. He can
mako speeches without damaging him
self; their candidate can't. Douglas,
although a candidate for the Presidency,
PHakes speeches in the Senate and on
tho stump, and writes articles for tho
magazines. He proclaims and publishes
his sentiments everywhere; so that no
body misundorstunds him. He has an
original way Of his own. If he cares
about his electiGn, he has Il bold way of
showing it, which mono of his competi-
tors dare initiate.
The Their Warfare up
on Judge Dou9LaS.-Tho Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
writes:
One fact ought to be kept constantly
in view by the Democratic masses in
the present struggle, and that is the
complete identity between Breckenridge
and Buchanan. In truth, the leader of
the Brccllinridgo, or Disunion, party is
the President. Those in the habit of
deprccating assaults upon the Chief
Magistrate seem to forget that he has
never paused for single moment in his
warfare urSaSudge Douglas, and in his
proscriptionsofal all who sympathize with
that statesman. They forget, too, that
he has compelled the Breckenridge
National Committee at this point TO
mako his speecl&{rom under the portals
of tho White HSase their leading cam
paign documenE and thatno friend of
tho Disunion movement will dare to
raise his voice against the exposure of
the corruptions of the Administrations
during the last and former Congress.
So that breckenridge Is not merely the
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1860.

SHERIFF's SALEs-Sheriff Guy DREUx will offer
for sale at Public Auction, on Saturday next, tho
first day of September, at IL o'clock, A. M, in
front of the door Of the Court House en- Canal
Avenue, in this city, several valuable pieces of
improved and unimproved REAL ESTATE, favor
ably located in this city.
ALSO, at the same TIME and place improved and
unimproved REAL ESTATE, situated in the town of
McDonoughyie, in this parish.
EY- For terms and full particulars-soe adver-
tisements in another column of this day aper.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

II Mr.. SELLER is about to com
menco tho publication, in tho city of
Now Orleans, of q new German paper,
the first number of which viii appear
early in the ensuing month Mr.. S. is
we'll known MS writer of ability, and
will no doubt furnish to the public a
paper worthy the patronage of the
5 German population throughout the
country. 1t will be commenced as u
weekly journal, but will appear daily
rs soon rs possible
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

~ We have received the first mum
Der of q Union Campaign paper, emit
tied, 1.-THE ST. MARY UNION BELL"
published at Franklin, A ttakapas, La.
Messrs. j. w. Walker, II. G.. Wilson
and James Todd arc the editors, and
it may prove u valuable auxiliary in
the cause for which it was established
tho support of "BELL and EVERETT"
1T is neat little sheet and well printed.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

u Those persons who have cattle
running at large in this corporation, and
not properly branded--in conformity
with the ordinances of the City, in re-
Iation to cattle which are permitted to
run at large, will do we'll to attend to
the requirements of our 10" Commits
sary's Notice,.Eg in to-day's paper.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

G Victor G.. Audubon, son of the
date j. j. Audubon, and himself an
artist of. no little distinction, died in
New York on the 18th. He was the
assistant of his father in many of those
fine drawings which illustrate the great
works of, the eminent naturalist. John
James Audubon, father of Victor c.,
was born in LoViSianS' in tho year
1882.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

GY' A purse of near $1,000 was
presented to tho "Benicia" Bruiser,
Ieenan, at his reception in Boston, on
the 25th, What u pity the citizens of
that moral and pious city of notions
should fail to soloct an object moro
worthy of their charity than the chan--
pion.of Il disgracoful calling. We
have. numerous institutions i'll this sec
ton Of the country far moro deserving
of al our charity. Model city, that
Boston!
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

B- The st. Joseph (Mo.) Gazette
learns that the incondiary who set the
steamboat Hesperian ON fire at Atchison,
Sunday evening the 10Th, was arrested
Mt that place on Tuesday, and that
Judge Lynch's court was-about to take
jurisdiction III the case.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29
Germs of the Newspaper:


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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

EV Tho Navy Department has advi-
ces from Shanghai that tho steamer
Saginaw, rho first war steamer built at
San Francisco, had arrived there III
thhty-seven days cum from the Sond-
Sich Islands-one &f the quickest trips
SetI record.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-29

= sz5' The New Granadiau Government
kas decreod the closing % the ports
of Carthagena, Savanilla and Iapotc,
on account Of Internal disturbances.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-14
Bal and Douglas Upon The bigger
Question.

nHAh THK RHessB--RH No - SOrxs s-z--ts w..
Bell "a shs candidate Uf tbs lHn-fitHii0uai
rniaH ,-sFty h,r ib- fFs-iasnr =, slrt M. Dssg-
Ia j. SOS pot fergh a. q eesdiaais fsr The
sams ashrr hy sae siRa af The discovered b.
hsacrsev Il uill, a geEFss, - % iHtsTsst to
opf fssssfr. So basw soIHsihing ~ thsis pellt-
irai record, ssa sstsr fsadiRa ths tsli0Sing
let rTssY sass'itG yaa dFHiae isF himself Hhieb
sill he The ssBfs JfHstHerthY q ths sBisFests
af ths fSvath. asuy fflsHas 81 Mr. pgagiaz
~ fkis sts,r and py-R Ia this rsaairy hsvr
fcT years pssss.a pFBsfvs7rea ta HtisfiS roa'ena
tbs t,,diitcsI haFssiss sg samArs. seward asd
uihsrs ot tia, .lk hai Ihsy arr eos rssiy a.
sagpor' ~ tae highest osber ia The Gin q 10.
l,sapls . Ht.s shose record shbss ths' hs
bss aii along iisrH = ssPPoTt-r - ,hs Ss~srd
sad -aH4ssF spti-slstrry views. Shils W.
Bsii has sl~ay- hrrs Kfuad ~ arsEps hisa,
sHassff stftr position. Hssd tbs faiisSiHg
iu the trsitsi states ~-bsir Ius, 5th iS-H
tAs i'tsh aat Nru asSiSa portiuf sf ne t"sn-
promise ap4tsfss hai9g gaa-F confederation
sr- CvgErsr-igssl Ilobr Psgr iii4 ar
t'ia - f,-sA tbr f.lioving
Pfayi.rri further Tta' nuthisa hsfpia ou-
t,iarA stssi - ras<trasd ~ aathnftljag go
f,srmitpu9 ts. sHirss Fsltas - ,nvsFy. "r The
hrid3aE ~ psrsDh. TraFsIis Sith's rs'd
territory
Ysss--s'bs's b,,aGlt-, ii1nlih. -esara ssa
Hale. ke --2s
Nay.- KgLi.. clAy. ilrsTEs, sud Nss's.
s. ia
W. SusR thca tshus3tt.4 the f,iIaEtpE
-Nrhh~r slavery. Her rays.lrBtafy sersit1tsie
athgrwsss thaa Saaysstioa faE sEfas, sh.ili
ever he allowed 10 either o' $50 Territories
% Utah add Nsa NexIco
Ysss- Cha,s DOUGLAS. Hss,lin. -sS7r!
aaN gfrts o.
>s,s BILL. tisv iIap,'r aH4 Nssou. Ac.
H.
gr Isfr.sa ib,a proposed TO wssv ,hs 10th
.set-aB scsi % f5ilos .Hg
eHa, na iau sbsii hr pszsri iu;srfsr Hr
with he pftH,aFy disPosai u the -"fi nsr -
fahf.s5iag ~ Pfositi,'aS slavery
Yrss BILL clay, liaa,,' aHi Nasos a..
-4o
Nay.- Chs.e. DOUGLAS. Ha'si,u. seward.
Hale. kr--9,
W Hale thss pFeps-sa % ataeHI the above
sy sdaiaE sf,sF pF"Ashi'.ag tas words "sF
7llovinE
Nt aavtr uod said
To sastatn she f.sayi-iaA - - j. n"s ~
its h5l, ~ ,s .,s.tata ,srs " dsooT ProYiss, sRd
IL g, vupd~ffai that thr gentlemen ifetR tbf
Frry ,ts,es ,bypia aat bs saa'rnsrd so ,sss
o. ~ it T.
The qs-stlaa ~. iaru tstsu ~ NJ iislr
.t7su.3nrpt. 4ad resulted s tsiiopTrs
Yeas yhAss. pOyGiAS hauiin Htly
-sWsrd Sd
Nsy.-- SELF C'ay, Hua'rr Nusau, &c
a=
NJ poazlsr showed - sir'ks cue -he susas
..u,r establishing or rfuhihgtug s'aTSI'
Yra--r.s-r BugGLA~ Htm'iH, Sea srj
Nrll.
Nays--HKiI. HsU'sr. Na=pu Ss.-.l.
Aeaai, ia tl,r ~rbstr "a lsaE 5ta, ts5o. h1.
RaIaN 10 moved tbc tsiioN tlE
f. trjne bry+hs a'rad~d and as'jsfet that
ihs VI Sicss i@w- pFoi,ih;jHz sls'rr' sesii b.
rua lr sisla ,u fsrrr 10 >aid trsTltoTs uuit.
thss shaH re aitrtca 81 vrPralrs Es 'Jn'
rTess
-Chas, port;LA~ Mantle, Ual-
N~sata. Gr--.E
Nae.-KEti- Cta,, Hsatsr. Nsser a.
3.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-14
Rrseksnriag, a Frse-soilsr.

The soathe,u nsmasratie papers Beu IN
lhe supper, of Brsrsvsr,dEe Pfc,eHi 10 ihlak
Jups nStt Is uos"sna ca ,As slateFJ quss-
tgon' Nsy, u "a. ,br party PrUPoaIaE ~
dissolve ,he t'sioa 80 assoeai Of tbis issue,
headed - ias Rh-,'., iasseys. aRd Hihers 81
that stripe that nosniaa'si BrtssesFidge,
= hsa ,' g. Ha'a'roasJs true tia; Cas.sss Y
,7sg ar faas q p, asr uct nsoFs deeply i'm,
hasd visA the sP3ri, sf Fres ssl ,bea this
usaa Rrss ksarl4sr
Here Is ssna,as ,yfrasi fsom hfre ke's-
ridge great sgrsrh - The TipPsess"s Bat
tie s'taanA iu ists. phsrr he zdsos ziea his
czs sisttae sad iAsi Of Haeksaaa sn the
grsas ~ that ther ssse ~. ,hs aool,nsts Of >
part, desiring "a ts'shs slareJy
tAu CONNECTED WIN So rARTH
THAT HAS ron irS oHJhCT fHh bkTEN-
siuS uF SLArERTi set w,ts ans ia pss-
,epi he People al = sists sF TstrrlarI lTuas
arsiaiag the gsssliSs Il hs fslstsase bb
,hsIs fgr lhsHssslvs' Ths speaker caatis-
aea--
thsppsHed 20 he Ia Cousrrss vhsa ths
Nehrssks hili passed, ard gate Il HN tptre
Art tulr pad lscaasc u did shat q ali,
ds 4 scsusv leaggd THE RIGHT OF THg
FEupi , nF rtE TERRITORY To SETTLE
THE OF KSft5S FuR TBEs~kLNt-S. aAd
Dot hessass { sgPrssoI whA, ! io Bnt s"w
hytrFys that ii lrsl-lsg,d slsysts iuia 'ar
TsfrtaT1 fas ur,pvsfa,ic parts il aat .
Fre.sisvtry party
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-14
Union Meeting IN Roans

4, ID large ruA respectable wee - ~ thr
Q ulop f#ru ~; Esar. ~ thr tsurf tlo1ef iH
kinssiDu, o., thr stA dan vt Jais a7- % be-
ir lrr .g.t Iogr'
sIr motion # capt WI!.isra A'rSs7 is~.
tea 1az~-, Hiskry Nt- s1assa rht-~ssa.
and = %, l. Chflar-s, Was srro.Hirl ~r-r,-
tsv, t.rB Hsrkrl U7as iastaz thr rhstr,
.r fru sr-t snA snrsaTF.tr -srrrr- rS-
p{ais-d fss sriss 81, r' thr TI.r'isE aus -f -tv
E asrg r1rts aB5 rnsT Iras ssroiar~d
earrmittey q the ysiiewiag rcrsau. - drri,
Iy-aigusss sSarCs sl1e - i1r oi'fr-' q isr
taariiu~. ta all
tspt n a. t.sSsn8er frrenoft.tp AnaRE-
l,aa, T. U.aIA sud >ass l.. tbfi1-r-, whD
sfttr rv,irisE e shsst uss~. thraarA ',pt
ufvapasy, th-ss easiru,as. reported the '-i-
hoe iuE prcaess,s sud r.-rlsyi1ns
Where's . portion Il sac InIoa m=7 81
E1aBe ruurIf. Ayrctsinfs as.i s1Alud r1 Mag
Soc and ra5.hFi the Hao,inttsoa of Bell 8Ht
E,crvtT 20 ne gruiidsrv ~ Pre- .isut sui
Nt-- prrsidsut ~ tbs 7Ifsd states. N-a
y shcr~as sutsrs gsat Developments - r-aif',-
rsl a,rse eni-uls hpss served C. 3tmaa-'rs'-
f7prr -lc-rI, th~ wisdom Of .ar assIna Js 'ar
premises. Thsryfars
Re,-.'esS yss. Tbat ~ rssR-ua aay i,ss-s''-
r,nn % cordially .sppar, ,br Reii z1d Esr-sfI
rrse' aad heartily spPra1, - The sou1os-
E.er~
K.s-h-I ~ That as ha.} tAe 5,s..r.laus,
ass,ug NJ lrsttr- o. ths peu'-crstc Fnrfs.
sud tur ,il.-nIstioH ~ ,tat party. ~ - Dan-8
at god a. guT ariiri-s soasiry tcT 50 msHy
.s..- the ,u-1lui ~ uisFut- TN'-ayaeaarr
rfd ,a-ru pt.ou. ~ th. hands ui Fs I'~a3u-
rrsts' rrler>.
Rrssf-sg ~ That che tvr urSe's ~ the
pvaoerst. Party and thc Eryshis-aa ar
80 .s,.t-..7.,4 "a their hartsfpg HaH sh- ylr.-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-14
srssksnr,ass sna ns.asssn.

Eassidsriag the stikin Of ths ssesssisa
80 fsmsai in ths sosih, whlsh led 10 the
ftsAsisalIaa Of Btseksnrtdes. sna ,hs sssses.
Ass af ih1se sbe ere taess setiys IN Tie
ssss etnsHt. u Is set al sii sutyfistss hat the
isassts are Bo~ seeking ts clear their ticket
- ths saEPiriess Of BisaAlsa PsissiP.ss sad
pastases. Ths isaeTtsi Rtssl. ths eeissfa-
~ fsarsi sud ether leading spirits Who as-
ased In t.s ssseaa edition sf ths Hsrtfsfs
asssssass held IN Nash yilFs, ssniralled tks
sssessssea aasvsu.tAs 81 aastimsts. SD aasIly
psaesi BfteksnsiaFs sha iAae. apoa thsif
sfis sAd ,rssseaehis piatfsrss. The sas.fksrf
Il sIhe original Sstioaal Cvnssatioa, thai
naa mated Breckenridge, wsts fem the
sssih, sad the leading spirits in Il, bsfs
bssh kaawa 10 the patdls a. siiss sscsrssi
80. for ysat- ,hrvstshiss 20 sssssiss ~ ts-
go oa ,hsif say 90 Rsiiirpor,. portion pf
them epsaly said In The rsrs. VT a, ia
uasns siiis = o'Asrs ef ihsm have sysvsd
fgs ysafs. iH speeches Aaa publications. that
~ Interest. ef ,hs S,a,h. ea general ,lsw.
and sa,lrciy laatpssass, II aEy special gFlsr-
49,, imRsrionsly DEMAND 3issoisiieR si
The tsasae. IiFsrtEaftags u tbessi.re ths
Candidate Of the Gltrs Dsoai6nlsts ef the
supth The nses who arF sr,es hisa seek 10
nfssihtow thf Caion--wi'h tisv to sEP--
Aisis this iafsfeal schsts~. tbss seestieyi
from he ssga,sar saav.etinn =hrid ibsis Gre
sss,re eascus IN Ihs NatylshI lnafsis--
E,ls~iy cAllsd Il CaBv~uiiab-~ cad pcs forth
msa essspyiaa e"Hsvrssiirs position,
Nth a view ts cheat aHd deceive the real par
~ she are uppossd ia IFsuaisH'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-14

E~S fhs CaaYlsssea fessrsrs gives ii - i's
avlibersts aFiHlaa. that lsil and Ev,ret' sFs
bet,rf Hossiasilsss tAaa Breckenridge sud
Isa, Ths saars tsslisg !, sptsasiiRS sil VVsE
,b- soatb aBa -trsup slsetpta! ,ssket- are
Alrpains ta gsasf u ssr Snwsh-va stair.
I,.zs as-r ihe fsef ~ ~ a,sv Rt1 ard Everett
h-,. been sssninstsa - ske eais Sstsansi
toayssliou asi4 snd hy ths sHlY National
party how in sxls,sars The sesva,aE e.-
moe rasy raau8i eisiJn thst the h"riheTa
staius Witch vsFe appreciated 10 their tos-
,salsoa Ssrs there hs ss,hsrlty thsf wrft
is ssF, from 5rs,esa! considerations. sed .. o.
ssy haiArrz uEAer : raFraF, and Pscscf.P
s4u,iAisiraUaa, stre FequiF~d 70 be there, 10
d,irag iiaaslas ~ lbs sasth. their ssHit-
is,s rnzy carry esssTal stsiss, sHt - she
Liavoiu ~.n prevent tsyn fros' carrying .
siapls set,. The SqaattsT Sovereignty i'"-
asstraer eau iaske iiIJlr mhrs sba~ of sa-
thorrr FER setlBg they did. la sahsring 'e
puuFias, ia, tksiF candidate meat saacr dr-
fssi In ths south. by sFeru hslnslnE asior-
ittrs.
i,'ncoin. Shu b altogether sectional Hooks
alone ta tie North and NHrth-Wes iur he
support and rlaius that ssPpori uPah the
ground 81 hosdtity to Southern slavery
He'll sad Everett being altogether SsiloRai,
aud EanyiBg the slavery agita'isn. laaHizE
thar question uhsrs The Constitution ieases
it, SsH raiiy 10 fhEiF sappert the eosser'nti'e =
,aassr. ~ ths people Il aii the slate ~hc
are tirrd Il Ibis lnisrssl sectional strife, ard
or party 3esnagsss"s. Thr Constitutional
i'nion Party shsH, l. SatlsnAi National Ia
its DrgsbisaJina sud rhaSastsr Nslisasi Ia
tts ot5ects aBd aias SBd National ia tbs
men prrsvsied tor ibs sgPPoFt of ths pvsPls.
e tbs divided eaa.Iitisn, sad ~sttsFs 4
,hs two wiags - ths ps'Ho, E-tie paftl. spoa
u ssrts-aa4 fssg. phich Is The sviJ pfjnsipls
len about = hirh 'hey e0stsBa, there - aiIse-
lntrIy ss rlase, faF either Ga get bsioFi'y ~
otss iB the South ar North rhs friends b,
Bell asd Everett hasr sal5 60 stand Hrta,
snd sarerss ~iii oTowa ihsis patriotic lsLoFs
The 3ay b their. tlrra adv
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-14
KNOXVILLE TgNNEssEE, SATURDAY MORNING JULY ii 1860

iss ssssi haa a1ssks sllsd .kfkjhK
biesbtt fshs n 18th hsBas' shsa Ties met
., The lhstases o( rSatasl ffisnas fsr peace.
sbls ssItieHstsi sa3 tis other hss4 psFFis-
ser pis,si, IN bic psstsi,' ~ The fsiends
eHghs tohsss sssa ttht ba saeeiisg sheali
take Pisss shasf sseb siscplssssRsss.
md CahaI seId asI'l,sag IL The eass-t tAs,
be " Asi r-sgSssssI 81 sApp-s fss Ilerd arass,-'
a. ,fsaS Ths kaesiss q tBis r. sau, b.
hsd I'ea and y sas sesy aafsFsI = spsri-
,sd ystsau aan ts shssseisri-e sAs shssrs -
10 Being ~ ssbstshss e-ilsa d------a
liar. IL ass vsfy aztHfui tAss Gabsi sboal4
s'rlts wish ~ tsggs kiskafy ease EMS y
vss sqssllt aesafsi ssa 80 ~ sEpsstsi 3s'
/ aeeiussE ,Apsgh E4seA tss stossest ssss
seeing his astagesiss casemsnss the Hss u =
large zslsiss hiekefy esss' Spas hioa sns
Z hsvisz Fsesifsa ahs blss, shssia srs his
" Dsaiassr pistol, sod thss PFssSat she
/ l,TsaslAs II hss oss .kar Ts "a. this 81
; asttss tn have selsaWsd a. asessssrT Hsas"-
+ aayase. sad ~ Iairlk Il Ein strike the iaiBsl =
I - Jurors that vsy
4ih. We ~ill sAd, - ass ts Nstisas ihui
/ ~ pre,ea ss tbs yta@islsr Csurt cd
sksrsrt.r ssiis u ne Es'.assh Ls~ SeAosl
and - hosss, sRA = srssrsl character fs'
peare aud aaief
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-07-14
The End Of The World.

A writer 20 CIselBssli paper has dlsco,-
err.i that the end ef al ,biag- earthly Il.
,t"zt 81 hand. Iis gathers fsoHi the Pfophs-
sic. that the closing HF OF al hHasR sceoast'
sili take place in lsi5 gitiAg us poor sin
net, $ ho live, hitean years 81 grace We are
Eet 81 all alarmed at tie Comiag catastrophe.
Indeed We feel. the, ualess this paFs Of ha-
,aaa ascls,y, DsaorraeS, can he destroyed
Hsd fIr,yer snsihllsiyd Ns are willing 60 aes
the world pnasd up. bat Il pt EAU puI
dasn Democracy. a. believe Ns osa and
uiIi DO Why. God in BIZ long farhsaTaueT,
viii be ~iiii"g ia Try us sal bile ioRgsri lat
az, therefore. = ha wish 10 Tive i,ryaRd ls3s
be actiFs Ia ihs Presidential eIeetioa Thry
VII be- ssrtIaa their ruahtTy, and doisg the
viii Of Cad 20 promote sag ticket thai vii
sBsHaft the utsf'broN Sf euFrupi rfaai-
gssf, sdu!leruus, asd bell-deseT,iag peRse-
fasyi
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East Tennessee Money.

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raF,r Sl .. rsufs 90 TIE siaiist, bat - have
a. rssrh Il is. unaury as st sas' ssa v~uid
30 s,zf ( na, r5eu4s Npala seed ss aihsf
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~ 80 psa,-.
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sgrtas' to- bAsk, NAV scad st forward, pro-
Sissd tie, ds 80 hrtUsen Ihss aas ta7 eFcia-
iau ~ the saB.s In oar Sapran.s tetst, q h3rh
snusrs gp iH September seat We gained the
csshs Ia she ChNReyry CegFi,. sid tas BaHa
srpsalsd Ia 'is suPFsEse CsaFt Wives that
rult - decided, as vii nat,fy The Psblis
ihT1Bfh oEr widely rifcyig'ed Paps' We
E',v ti,ia nDtiss n"N for she iuiormsiton al
sorh s. are AskiEs as tsausaad asa "H'
5utsiinuf lt letter W have other bg-invs-
o. attend to. than that of spss siiag al thF
Tstts~, w receive tsucbiug this Ha1k
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l,sfsrsssa4. tins tsstas s~sy Ee-a ss3sr 10
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tb~F stssd, sha al tie sams tisas PssinE
dewu She sxiresaists u tie NBTtk. h tbs
iazsast ell aissnioa b. 5sAfsa ~ sft psiBts
aad HturF A. Wiss u e0asrRtss uf Il Hence
bic hssiistish ils y tunfnsssea saa kao=s
hot Nhai - DO, sbal tB sas, Llks Bslshs1sar
ID his dresm. hr -sss ths haHdsfitiuz on N
waii Nhith de- rsss the tFeskiaK - - fbs
ssnsersey 10 thS Usa Dsuinisn sa4 ths
tr4H.ksr u she isssgtre IBss Other bsnds
4Hd b. - tfs, ely seazhl ,hs Kses sathiass
sld ga saSrs % ssststhruE thsA tkany other
Iisiss iasa nos shskes IA his vhesE 81 H.
shsdov u es@sog sseats. which fsseslssE
hini the aplFsas hiHR a9on sf his parsy.
And 60 Z wtll eyst BE- The ibssitsiiOEs
u the roahtry are stronger than parfiss
The rhie pasty is snss ths Amsfiess PsstJ
y sussl,srsd Eiih TIE dad, ssd the aemS-
cratic RsFty IL In ts ayisg agony Baf 10
fspabl.e ssusAiBs and i z sirssgsr iksa ever.
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= that ssnsss iatn rolllsiuH wfh Z All br
asshs. pi.css. iiss ship Pssespststsd -
Hit8s suA saves aPga The bsstiiHg sliHs -
q leo shsfs- Parties hare their gsrs aad
tsrss Eas.d onds hss whsn thry ess-~ e fslfil
fh- fssstiah So ~iit-h ; 'hrf prr~ -sii-J iEts
ssistspsr theB dIssslaiioB - ~ haHd tn
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dune some ssssict; but its isss hosr hss csssr
3 L has taeesus atitrlf rSFTaPt. iern1raiiEed
sal di-fr rsniss6 u hss 30 iosgrr say esaa.
m.sH vfiss,ple The sisysry gpsHfios. vh'rh
u,ss srfssA a. = faliJisE Er,,nud. q nos ~
imlteJisis saass q diairseETsfinE Jae tA'fisa'
.f fhs party ftzadfAR Sssfisstsiv ~ aas s-
u 3ortriass 90 The Eailert. xni Smother 80
6an boldiHg % tspariasslf ~ the 1PvosiIi
dasmas f.r soHls yssFs theFl hs. b-eu "a
l,sfd uf HHi1n bot ths rebsatIe psE~s ri
,hs pahi. yiausasf aui fhsi 30, Elfs become
a rope 81 s,ti 4 NV party ,skss the pit--
.sf .hs dsHso,rsss svi,sd e. fh- t.asrs snf 'a
ID st'zea,i.s Il ihs cuastTs o. lauu, sg
ia faruiidahi- diusvu.isH- o y th- loo ts
ths Ess shf.h ,.HFss ~ b.Ili sai rhivsjrr
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Sleeping In Church.

NaHy ~ any ehurch,seers inialgr ,s 'bs
rillrnloss hsb,t af sleeping In Chureh. ds-
tas diyta4 service 80 ,hs saaeyaner sHt rs'f-
iihssfiua ~ sll who sit slnHae then, rbrss
sis-g--g bsszssrs aspsr he srlss a ,hr Fyrrach-
-. aaaftist ,hs Psoss, and excite ths nsssth oi
tas ssuas Tsey are pohiis sgisanr'.
saeh, - ytsy at ho'ac ssi deep. instead -
rpng Ia ehegyh - Hnss aP tbs tssas ,hs5
,aa, have is1i ., dissipation the n.C'i ~
iar- Tatsil, ot,iiysoas Il what - s'.tas no
assana ,Srs, IL ,av hrq,- II GaI a- srnu 80
The rftarhss insrs hi- frs1 sSaF f"F- taese
sirepsrs ta lks isaa ~ drvsH-, efaprga 'n
sieu,hes sr3 arVsylewsiir -tarttRF 7r. aI,1
q sssglirrisos q bat Pa4 a, AIRED ihe Pf'-
llnss aighi. sithsr ia a e-aFrfs Etr''tltas
he'll uE a trGfhsi