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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-02
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-02

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
Snistellanp.

THE THEORY or THE BRIcK.-A boy
hearing his father say, twas poor rule
that wouldn't work both ways, said, if
father applies this rule about his work. l
viii test il in my play
So setting up row of bricks, he tip
ped over the first. which striking the sec
ond, caused It to fall on the third, which
overturned the fourth, and so on, until
the bricks lay PROSTATE.
Well" said the little boy, leach
brick has knocked down his neighbor.-
| ouly tipped one. Now l will raise one
ani see if he will raise his neighbor"- =
lie looked in vain TO see them rise
i" Here, father" SAID the boy, Its a
pooc rule will not work both ways They
knock each other down, but will not raise
each other up"
My son, bricks and mankind are
alike made Of clay. active in knocking
each other down, butnoi disposed to help
each other up"
Father" said the boy, does the first
brick represent the first Adam!'
The father replied: " When men fall
they love company. but when they rise,
they love to stand alone, like youder
brick. and see others lay PROSTATE before
them"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
New Method OF ReSuscitating Persons ippareut-
ly Drowned.

We find the following in " BRAIrH-
wA1rE's Retrospect" and advise all to
read. cut II out, and post II up in con
spicuous place more skill III the treat
ment of persons apparently drowned Is
much needed:
This new method, according to its ad-
vocate, Dir. II. X. Sylvester, possesses
many advantages over the d" ready meth
Cd of Marshall Hall It is easy of per-
formance. and may be employed along
with those other means in which SO much
confidence has hitherto been placed.
The .Syiccster 1lIeh0d Is 4 simple i'm
italicn OF natural deep inspiration, and Is
effected by means OF the same muscles as
are employed by nature III that process.
In deep inspiration, we lift the RIBS and
sternum by the portal and other muscles
which pass between the chest aud shoul-
ders SO IN the " new method the ribs
and sternum are lifted through the in
tervention OF the muscles, JY >tealiily ere
teullsg the arms up 6y tjle SIDE Of H.
pat5eai'S hcad. In this way the cavity
of the chest is enlarged. a tendency to a
vacuem = produced, and rush Of air
Immediately takes place in;o the lungs.
Expiration is brought about by simple
compression of the sides of the chest 10y
the patients arms. Thus the arms OF
the patient are to be used by the opera
tor as handles TO open and close the
chest"
The following rules are ,o be observed
in inducing artificial respiration by this
new method.
/ Position. Pace the patient On his
back, with his shoulders raised and sup
ported on q folded article Of dress.
>. u maintain q free entrance Of ar
into tie trildPipe. Draw foaward the
tongue. and keep 1t projecting beyond
the lips By raising the lower jaw the
teeth may be made 10 hold /: III proper
position.
3. To inljtats tie morea'e1,t II resP5-
ration.-Raise the patients arms uP-
wards by he sides OF his mead, and then
extend them gently and steadily upwards
and forwards for ! few moments. This
action, by eniargiBg The capacity Of the
chest. induces IuspIratI0u-)
Next turn down the arms, and press
them gently and firmly for few mo-
menis, agains: the sides Of the chest
(forced expiration IS thus effected
Repeat these measures alternately, de-
liberaleiy, and perseveringiy fifteen Tunes
in 4 minute.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
4. | BENNETT,
SIMEON NILS
THOMAS HOOD,
do hereby approve. and shall act IL
with Tue above regulations.
J. =. CLEMENT,
-. l !. 2 IL L...lL--

Harm IL THE SExArr.-A pretty
good d" sci. was perpetratcd II Tie
House the other day by some of is
members. who professed to have Just re-
turned frc,n the Senate, and asked every
one they M, if they had heard the
excitement Ia the Senate" - why no.
would be The reply, :. what wa, j. -
e.. The greatest excitement Of The season
far ahead cf the Hasl,iu affair, con-
tiuued the reporters. Well what was
IL. eagerly asked she hearers. = Ay
responded the reporters, jast as Tie
chaplain Of the Senate was opening
witn prayer, aud had got as fer as On,
Lord, thou art oUr IizLper to the
an.azelnent Of every Republican, every
Democratic 5euator drew his bowie
knife, aud exclaimed 10 a load voice,
where IS lie
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
GPEAr BiEEiARD MAJ

GRrar BiEIIARD MaTcH-A mattel.
between Foley, of Detroit, 2ad Jackson,
os II. IONS, was played on Thursday
evening, 10 lhe latter cityi for 81 900
aside They played the A merican four.
ball caTmJn game, one thousand Poi ia
up. Ine play commenced AZ 3 -, and
closed al Il - o'clock the game being
confessed with spirit till near The elrse.
when Foley seemed TO grow nervous, and
missed twice al the most critical moment.
The highest runs made were 100 by
Jackson, and 50 by Foley. A, The close
Of the game. Jackson having 81 to 20 10
FOiey's IlG, fpn ard missed. Foley
run 36 and missed, when Jackson run
= AID ven, otsi, lcaving Foley ia the
luEca about 50 poiuts.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
ALSO

- ON the u-rth. Twelve good timber; sixty
cultivation and hundred and zcreS
uEcer fence Forty Of good plDw land
be had the place Twenty good for meadow
capable 81 yielding four t. the \ stream
water through sides Of the place. On il
aud half story house aud log stable also good
spring within thirty Yards Of the house. For grain
vegetables pastuTa, the above Land cannot be beat
iowa County
Mineral hs been found several places on the farm
A portion area-y -oaed spring grains. The above
very desirable farm The hole viii be sold together
she Mineral Land And the farming land
seIar-tv desired Y viii b- sold cheap cash,
~. saI part time desired. Inquire Of
WINTER GRAHAM, sr-
J. T.. HAMMOND
Wa-saiek. Arrft 18th 1900 1877
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
portrn.
Morning in the Country.
BY = CITY FUGITIVE.

III = III fNfFlAiNE
The fair invisorated earth
From nights control avakes,
Nyriads OF rainboNs have their birth
Is gllt each Gew-gem breaks
And from the uncurtaiped OTient streams
Apollo's broad and dazzling b-atns
opals and diamonds glitter bright
ga blade and les and flower,
as though the condeseending night
Had given her stars for DOVER
And beauty il her rich array,
Became the bride OF royal dayi
FoIces attuned TO natures song
Creations JOYS declare
nusic's uEie TERED, guiieless throng,
Control ;he powers of air,
And harInonies OF Eden swell
Prom wood 10 wood, from plain to dell !,
All Peace thou hast noble throne,
\ canopy, shrine,
Where woodlands old, snd prairies, own
Their regions realms OF thine,
WhOse pure eliNirs offer balm
For every heart that needs calm
Lives there a soul whose sense Of lifs
No morning has imbued
UIth hearty scorn'of gold. and strife,
OF forum. field and feud,-
UnbiessinE cod that he was born.
u lille drinking from the cup OF Morn
Morning, serene, inspiring free,
Blest minister thou art
To make 1he shades OF sorrow Zee
Forever from my heart,
And hopes. like present d-ws, are mine
For wreaths of song that would twinei
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
FARM AND MINERAL LANDS
For Sale.

TUE undersigned Offer for sale forty Of valuable
Il Mineral Land, situated the head Of elbow Stone,
use miles north OF and nine miles
Mineral Point, IN ths Of Wadwck, Iowa Co. Wis.
oFeE2Ju 600 lbs, OF Mineral have been raised from
ground and there hes mineral sites going the
water. Other ranges are being proitaby worked a
pump be pat drain :le ground, level run
1o5 yards i drain it thirty forty feet below where
Il has been worked.
To Capitalists Spectators wishing choice piece
of Nj neral Land bstier opportuuit, Offered,
either 'oF quality price ON the premises IS gooa
story shalt house Is Iy - feet, eyeii iatGed and
F4atrfed good tahle and six broke and fenced
The balance covered with thrifty souu timber There
Is three hre-yood uf OV'til For ftrlniu.
Mineral purposes II cannot be surpassed The owner
has been Mining for fifteen ysar-,H M wishing 20 quit
the business viii sell cheap. Tue place known the
Graham Jia-giul-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

Irk SrArSs.-Iu a Visit 10 MarseIiles
4 littie incident within ny observation,
which may prove serviceabIe to many Of
your large class of rea3-rs. In the
Hotel des Enlpcrcusr, where I was re-
siding. an Ink-sla nd was accidentally
overturned u on beautiful table-spread;
those present thought the clcth was rti-
med. A servan; being called 10 10 re-
move the article from the tat le, all were
surprised when he assured Us that no
harm had been done, and more surprIs-
ed still at witnessing the successful
means resorteI TO for removing .!uk
stains The servant sPrinkled over the
cloth Z quantity Of pepper and salt, and
rImbbeI then over lis surtace. The
mixture soon absorbed every portion Of
he ink, aad the widespread uas IN as
good condition as before the accid sn'-
This spread was of WOODEN fabric. | have
never had an occasion for testing the
merits O. this simple mixture when aP-
piled - o.aer cloths. bm II certliaig
would not be attended with any bad r.
suits. \ READER.
New York. July :.
". l. UUyhf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
House and Lot for Sale

TUE Subscriber offers for sale bis House
L ated uer -ae Catholic CuUrh ia the CIts of Nine
-i Point Tine ipt is ~<.i situated, and the Hut-e
good Brick house four good sized rooms. and good
cellar, With good we'll water The Mineral Point sem
mary isrnuv-ui-ut - sait Lot
For particulars enquire of th4 Subscriber ia Uiauou
GROW, ta= owner of -ti. PREMISE
WILLIAM LANCASTER.
JuLN 81. 1880. Gn..I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
AxorHrR Coon RrAsox ron 70

AxorHER Coon RrAsoS ron EorISG
roI L1NcoLN-An old farmer who has
been one of the a Wheel Horses " of
the Democracy OF Spencer County for
many years, says that he is determined
TO vote for " Old Abe at the next No
yember election, as he had fight with
Aoe when they were boys, and Abe
whipped him He wishes TO have the
satisfaction Of knowing that he has been
whipped by the President of the United
States -ErauScihc Journal,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

DREADFuL CoYsEaUENCEs.-" What
are YOU doing my son!' SAID father to
has boy Billy.
&" Smoking sweet fern cigar, father
| made It.
Throw il way this minute; don't
you know that a boy that smokes sweet
fern viii smoke tobacco, and if he smokes
tobacco he will drink rum, and if be
drinks rum he VIII swear, and If be
swears he Will lie, and If he lies he will
steal, and if he steals he viii murder,
and IF he murders he will be hung2"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
y 5W i Ui \. ) III ,
". I. ItU5hI.

81 4 gentleman on a western steam
boat asked the man who came TO collec.
the sage-money If lhere was any dam
ger Of beng blowed up, as the steam
made such Il horrid noise. d" Not the
.east. SAID .he sharp collector, g unless
YOU refuse 10 pay your fare.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

Rg An old fellow who became
weary of his life thought he might com
MT suicide, bu, h DID not wish to 60
without forgiving all his enemies. So
cogi;atirg within himself, he at last re-
moved the moose from his necl, say ing !:
" No-'twon't do-can't go. l never
can forgive old Noahr for letting them
copper head snakes into the ark. The
nasty yarmints have killed two thousand
dollars worth of my cattle, ard when he
and | meets l know there'll be general
fuss. See if there won't"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
CITY p r Q = K RTY
FOR SALE '

THE Sunseriter offers for sale foiovingzTots in
| tha citF 10 Mineral Point
lots 1f0 I+ ana l+, in Harrisous Survey Also lots
1856 l55. except portion decided Thos. hIns
ultu also i'm Ifs-risou- Survey. Tire above lots contain
thirteen of tauL- uu them r. good dwelling
house containing, SIX ms good spring house and
t els aud spring convenient There also
lots good l.trt, large and commodious- Also on
lots "a Of them bear
ln-. Also a beautiful -rovc.
me Above property viii hs sold bargain, and 70
afiv one -ln purrtase. tstter chauee Dee
found on 4 part of tile purchase money. time viii b-
given desired The above pr"q-fty jtS near John
g-rsets r.i-5ruce. an adiau- Cel- John B. Terry :
bumsstead g. Enquire the rtulise- q
joins ROBERTS
Mineral Point, Juu, /, IS60- -ajf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
r. a 3 M
FOR SALEY

rIrE Sutecribe- offers FOR sale Valuable FARM stu
/ atec in the Town II Rid--vay, Iowa County, Wiz
cuusiu- eight miles fom the village of Doigevle
the IL II. FARM consisting of 4H1 n
very desirable land. iSiH about mile from Samp-
Tavern land viii 81 .oId IN q body oi
smaller parts, suit purchaserS II is well water,
with springs and can Pee divided into several Farms.
By paving Slu9u doSn, the purchaser have m ovu
time for the balance. hy pay ing 10 per interest
For particulars enquire OF the subscriber Dodge
vi!le.
PHILIP EDDY.
JAIL a1 $500 9--F
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

fs Wife fconplainingly) al havn',
more t.aan tlIird IF the bed Husband
ltr.umfaa.Hiy. That's all tie law III.
IJ,.s yau.'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
81 Al Irish traveling merch

~ An Irish travelling merchant,
alias pedlar, asked an inlteraut pouI-
terer-the price of a pair of fowls.
SIX shillings, sir"
In my dear country, my darling,
YOU might buy them for Z siXpence 4
piece"
Why dom, you remain in youl dear
country, then -
"'Cause we have no sixpence, my
iewel"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

Kg a soldier on sentry was no,ieel
Is his officer with having black eve.
at,d who chaEged him with fghtine.-
Please, sir, replied the soldler, wasn't
1t fOr that purpose you engaged me q
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
nEnI,a.E n. ERn-T.

4s.<.I coENsELLoR At LAW, Minera}
I r#4ar a attend Il and negotiations. amos srans-
1*lass- eed tia hIs profession Collections
as.sf atsss8 oHee Fl county BuildIns. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

4EtEEE iN B9ahS, STATION EItY = " All. PA
a4r Neas#t5..s- u4 erigtlca sAuL Agent so tie
t4sars7rr l5.sat y. " next ieor - the POST gf-
a ffsa sl-aet. att aartt Paiut, y ls-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

- lie gyho takes the child bg the
hand, takes Inc tuo.aer by the heart
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

kss- We are prone TO Judge others
narrowly, by their particular acts; We
Ike ourselves &c he judged generously,
Lv or spl-.:.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
For Sale :

rI,HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HeS HOUSE
zu3 LOT. ia Harrisun's survey al ~N
Joining the Seminary ground on the
south. The Lot contains one and ETS
III ree-fourtEs Of ground under S6y I 4 -
good fence aHdis IN good state = cul- e~-<Ee-a
ovation on the Lot "a good Frame
House. with basement cellar under the whole. and
good ell convenient Also. good Stone stable and
= thrifty Orchard Of bearing Fruit Trees The above
property VIII he sold gain, and Is good
toH f1g family residence he found in the esy-
! Terms made sasv. For particulars enquire the
premises. oltfEu. kISSLE, - JONATHAN BEAlN MONT,
owner.
Fehrusry'14. $500 Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

s The coutlic, between the two
wings Of the Southern Democracy seems
10 be decidedly &" irrepressible." But #
The two wings Of the cid tuzzard contin
ue to flap al each other much longer,
won't they beat The breath out Of the
body
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

E i" Wonderful things are done
now a-d-vs. said Mr.. Timmins, " the
doctor has given Flank boy new lip
from his cheek"
All" said his wife, many's the
tune l have known a PaIr taken from
mine. aud no very painful operation
eIher"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

- when is a man thinner than 4
shjngirz
Waea he IS Z shaving
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

E8 A sailor, a giant of known
bravery who was in a boat At the serge
of Copenhagen, kept down lis head
while u shot was flying over The boat.
For shame; hold UP your head "
numbered the officer IN the stern
=. l Will sir, when there is room for III
was the laughing response.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

81 Do all the good you can IN the
world and make as little noise abou, II as
possible.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
J. i. sIoFFETT. i. d

gToaSEa It.tW, aaa 5v.sslta 81 70 Cutnccry Nit
| era Pofat osi.e la TAauls' new block. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
j. IL. tI.kRY ,

tasa.sf psalgstu n5y Goods tirocericr, Provisiai
4 iIasse-ss Nc- yellow stone, Wls.Nos - io5o.i
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

szo@ The eaSfes. .F.ifg Tor a NEGRO 0
io-ke-p dark.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

rE- No man can avoid his own COM
7anT. So h.- hal better make u as good
- possible.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

f- Seeing ones face in cake Ct
.ce. sosue one ca.I5 " 500. reelection.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
For Sale.

I'HE subscriber offers for sale the and lot siua-
L ted on Virgin Alley, and formerly occupiedAy him
residence being the half the house aud lot
nov occupied BY Mr.. John Evans There four good
rooms in the house.
= Eor particulars engire OF JAMES EVANS,
or OF THOMAS JOHNS.
Mineral Point, May :, Is6o-nlg-tL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
t.I.. q. BLESSING,
ar,EtE ~. coBn

taNHl ANn COUNSELLOR -LANp & Co
A TtS.f saEsg, st4.-45-r-r. L4tavstt- Cg., .
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

CARRIAGE AND FLOW BoLT>.
vUsT received ST the Hardware s. r., direct hom
j Plants Manufacturing Co Of Connecticut fou
OF Carnage a1d Pow Bolts, walea all sell AZ Chi-
rstf TRANEL & LATHROP.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
BENZ. q. SCOTT,

NOTARY PUHHEc. G9SNETA&GEE S GENERAL
N A4.<r I.5a3-4t. Ie.sa county Wisconsin. iOtf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24

fx8rsss4oN II SD BCstaEss CAEos- - line, per
sr Tor tbs rst dre lines, an4 htts each Ad
ssraAy SorlcEs pubIishedfour weeks, S2for sin
aaInAl anu ifs cents each - !ittonal 4alm--ln
.s,st NarIcKs At statuterates.
s..srAL S9rteg> l.eAIed and Kept inside, having
a IA ftr.lla S., 90 per eentat-
: sH-. - ordinary zztes- .
S.-.-as ,f Meeting Charitable Societies, &C. nalf
t8-sartsxMEsrs not accompanied ~ith directions
a serted II forait tut charged Tor eecordingl-
8E F-a-steRi 4IeeriicreHis atHst be fGa t0f "a -"
y 4arr Iris r4fe xiii mt be varied from.
rNtHaY AxzsrtsEEs slioSed.le priglletse eei Aans-
.e t8arterty.
- 4pv sHr1sruEsr cen-iderf3l tnoua square
BILLS CJIIECTABLE QUARTERLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-24
l1rott5sional sn9 3uslne5s Care5.
conn. srE-.nonE & suDDcTn.
sA9ITEI. CRAWFORD
GEO. ID. AEIInEls,

rraeyer tSa C0rSsELI0R tr LAW. Once
rs j lions sIa T. a.rr J-ukiu ! BarElagr's store,
s-r4t Point Wisconsin Yl3a+5t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-07-18

1t is not because we fear the Gazette
can defeat the Democratic party in this
State that we disapprove Of its bolting.--
OF course, in common with the other Sc
cession papers It will do its utmost in that
direction. But the Gazette hasimagined
itself to be altogether the most Democrat
ic paper in the State paragon Of per.
fection 10 Democracy, and with the sirs of
9 divinely inspired teacher has assumed
to instruct others how to defeat the Re-
publicans. Now it has bolted, and may,
perhaps, in short time be found teaching
the Republicans the best means of defeat
ing the nominee ofthe Democratic party
for President.
There are many Democrats in Belmont
county who cannot and will not be led
out Of the party by the Gazette and its
squad of advisers. The boilers will pro-
badly succeed in giving the county to
Lincoln, but they cannot materially injure
the Democratic party in the State or in the
district. sA ''s'iA-F'.' = 91''i i'l''i''si ' '''s
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q crime that should be denounced BY ell
who love the Union, and are detefnined
to uphold it; that while the bandits have
Justly expiatcd their crimes on the gallows,
the public judgment can not fail to con-
demn those who, with less courage but
with greater discretion, BY their teachings
instigate others to incur the perils Of trea.
son, and who, as advocates of resistance
to law, ""irrepressible conflict" and other
like reasonable doctrines, seek to pro.
mote their ambitious schemes by creatil &
civil dissension, distrust and alienation be.
tween the citizens of the different States
Resolved, That the conduct of the Ex-
ecutive of Ohio and other States in evad.
ing and refusing to execute in good faith
the provision of the Constitution Of the
United States requiring the extradition q
fugitives from justice fleeing, from other
States, meets our most earnest and mn.
qualified condemnation, as, = .a,.,.s !.
- Rssolved. That we cordially ratify, con:
firm and indorse the nomination Of Stephen
A. Douglas and Herschel johnson,
of the recent National, Democratic Con
vention, as nominations ''eminently ct to
be made" and entitled every, way to the
confidence and support Of the Democracy
Of Ohio, and Of, the whole Union.
Resolved, That we heartily invite ell
true friends of the Constitution and Union
and opponents Of Abraham Lincoln and
the sectional Republican party. to rally
to the support Of the electoral ticket this
day nominated BY this Convention, ~.