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Burns & Sloan.
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Sreie Deeser In bic e~rlaperet p~errauft.

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OIl etHeI Def HeHelIeH NplHeI Sellull9eH ItHs
ben mir nod 6cl5enpe8 i.@ +
.Glbcrfeb, 81. Gan. Die tSnisli9e Ne.
~sieruns gu Di6elbprf lGreibt bic @lberfeloer
3eitun9, bat eine 8elpbaun9 bon 100 Gblrn.
Oemienisen 5uselast, welder ben peaise Gage
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@lepe %entlprunsenen bGdlt sefdbrli9en Strdf=
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unb @enSoarmerie per9eben8,
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l6reibt Der q. Nns. bon G6lu Die ieit orel
Bis bier Monaten ant Nieberrbein redt5 unit
Iinfs BEG StrOnteS, %5unreilt I'M NeSierung8be'
5lrt Oalelbprf ppr9efpmmenen 9epaltl8en0t
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AND VOW ON THIS:

Ca!stsrg IN 1853.
AND VOW ON THIS:
II hold ,ha, 80 SUCH IHISo As sovEREIGS
POWER ATTACHES TO a rE1RIrolY A
TERRITORY. hoEd that = Territory Possesses what.
ever ro~er it derives from the Constitution UNDER
THE ORGANIC ACT. AND NO AoRE-tSpsseA II
DOUGLAS ia the o. s. Senate. FEB. 1850.
Dougfai- BaHinore Coarenftos Reso,stion: r
Reso'rse rha, IL is in arrorisnee WITH the Ctncin-
natl Platform that during the existence Of Territorial
Covsrnmeuts tbs .esszrs Of resiyietos, whatever ii,
may ee imposed By the Federal constitaiien, the
por<r Of the Territorial! L<gaiaiare the subject
Gonesic reldtions the same Aas been or sAa
hereafter be finally DETERMINED By THE SUPREME
COURT Of the United States should be respected by all
good citizens. and ENFORCED via pro.pfaess and
16>iify sy EVERY BRANCH tf the Geaersi Gorsrn-
menf.
Mr.. DoroLAs, in his letter OF acceptance,
endorses this resoiusiou - foliovs:@
"Upon = careful examination Of the platform Of
principles adopted at Charleston, and re-sntrmed at
Baltimore with an additional revolution, rhseh is
in PERFECT HARMONY With the osaers. md i,
be faithful emboi Of the time hoaored prin-
cples o, the Democratic party which were proclaimed
contests 0, isIs. 1852 aud 1856 -
Here is the decision Of the Supreme Cour
which Mr.. DouGLAs says should be respected
and enforced BY every branch of the Federal
Government:
1.-THE MEASURE OF REsTRfeTIoN:"
Every citizen has right take with him into the
territory any Q, property which the constitution
The constitution Of the United States recognizes
slaves property and pletgcs The Federal government
10 protect it."-syHcbus Of the Drsd Seoa decision
The only power conferred ION Congres') is the power
coupled with the duty OF guarding and protecting the
owner in his right. t."-Taney's opinion, Hordrd A5a
That Mr.. DouGLAs agrees with this con-
s,ruc,ion of the Constitution, the following
extracts from his speeches will show:
The Democracy Of Illinois in the rst place accepts
the decision Of the Supreme Court the United States
In the case Of pred Scott authoritative inle pre-
tafion Of the eonsiRution In accordance with that
decision %, hold that slaves property and hence
on an equality rih all other kinds Of property and
m, orn<r of d sare has Ihe right TO mous into
d territory and carry his slave property NTH him
as The os,ne Of any other property hds 10 go there
and carry his property."-Isgeeeh Of DOUGLAS at
New Orleans, Dec. 9Th, 1883.
'.wc" (Senator Brown, OF Mississippi and Senator
Douglas Of Illinois, agree that, under the decSon OF
the Supreme Court OF the United States, slaves arc
property standing equal footing with all other
property; and that consequently the owner Of slave
has the right to emgrate to territory and carry
his slave property With him the Of other
NJ peFty has tn mOy
property with him. Again ''Taus far
the Senator from Mssissippi and myself agree, that
stare property in the territories stands equal
footing piih every other species Of Property.'-
(speech Of DoUGLAs in the u. s. Senate, Feb 1859.
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PRESIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1860.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee

PREsIDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1860.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee.
HON. PRESTON KING, y. r, Chairman
JAMES W. GRIMES, IOWA.
LES FostsR, CONN
On the part fine Senate.
HON. JOHN covoDE, PENN, Trea'ursr.
Ed wAsHBURNE, ILLINOIS.
G. sPAULDING. Ny
J. d. ALLEY, MASS.
DAVID KILGORE, INDIANA.
). l.. n. STRATToN, n. J.
On The part Of the House Of Reps,
The Committee are prepared to furnish the following
speeches:
Hon. ". II. Seward N. Y: State Of the CoGrtry.
W. II, Seward, N. Y: Rochester Speech
G. A. Grow. Penn. Free Homes for Free ul.p
James Harlan, Iowa: Shall the Territories be
Africanzed?
john Hickman Penn: Who have Violated Com
J." B.E. Wade. Ohio Invasion of Harpcr's Ferry.
G. W, scranton and J. Ii. Campbell, Penn.: rhe
F. p, Blair, Mo. Address at Cincinnati; Coloni-
zstion and Commerce.
0rris :. Ferry, Uonn.
d" Abraham Lincoln. Ill.,; The demands OF the South
The Republican party vindicated.
william wiHdofn Mnn.: The Homestead Bill
Its Frieut,s and Foes.
" Owen iavejos. Ill: The FanaticIsm Of the Demo-
cratic Farty
Lands for the Landless-A Tract.
The Poor whites of the South-A Tract.
sIxTEES FACES.
Hon Lyman Trumbull m: Seizure Of the Arsenals at
Harper's Ferry, Va, and Liberty, No, and in
viadioation Of the Republican Party.
" n. F. wade. Ohio Property in the Territories.
" c. Il. Van wyck, n. r.: True eDemoerscy-His, story
INDICATED.
" II. wilson, Mass. Territorial Slave Code.
4" John p. Hale. n. II.
J. J. Perry. Ne; Posting the Books between the
North aud the South"
f' r. Dooiittle, Wis: The Calhoun Revolution
Its Basis and its Progress.
Carl schurI Wis: Douglas and Poftisr Sovereignty
rwENTY-rouR PAGES.
Hon Jacob Collamer. Vermont.
THIRTY-rwo PAGES.
Hon. Thomas CoTwin, Of Ohio
GERNAN-EiGHr PA6Es.
Hon. G. A. Grow Penn.: Free Bsnes for Free Men.
- James Harlan, Iowa: Shall the Territories be
AfrIesnrei?
:" John Hickman, Penn. Who have Violated Com
Carl sehags, Wis p,uslas and Popular Sovereignty
srxrrES PAGES.
Hen Lyman Trunbuil, III seizure of the Arsenals a;
Hsrper's Ferry, Va. and Liberty, No, and In
vinsea;ion Of the Republican Party
d" ", II. Seward. n. T.: The State Of the Country.
Lands fbr the Laaaless-A Tract.
And all ths Republican speeches. viii be published
deliveresl.
pufieg III. Presidential Campaign. spseche, and
Documents viii be supplied at the following reueei
klah, hundred copies, free Of postage 50
sixteen s " leo
rweuty-fc " 81
Address either Of she shsve Committee
GEORGE HARRINGTON, Secretary
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fnfsicuANs prEscRprroxs.

=. GEEsAxAs, tof the fra Of r. Geess1sa Co. }
~i eire bis reySaas atsentioa to the caref and &C.
enFa.e oosporsans 81 Tsysieiaas rrezc-p<idns Also
family reoeipss In 'he Ersiish, Gerzaa, latin ana
FfeSeh rasSaas' his Isns ex7eriezee IN tas inoert-
s,s department. sf the przx Baslnesss jrsssses IN
sayas sss' easire sssssssetsoa via be reaaer- ne
sreasess eare sns aftenion ss se~r texssws 10 The
rejection ss cssn.cass ana trrss sszr-atv, ~sch
sses A~a % vasrsas al Articles sss3 Seaaane snc
are
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COUNCIL OCTOBER 30. 1860


ABROAO.
Mr.. George Frapcis Train, I salensed
and inpul.ive specimen Of young America,
from Boston, recently delivered an eloquent
speech al dinner party in London, asd
remarked that, cas- nation" the English
language vas moro accurately and purely
spoken in the United States than il 10 in
Britain, whereas, says the report, there vas
ssloud laughter" The speaker Immediately
exclaimed
will prove il. Order your dinner in
every village from Maine to California, and
they will understand you for sixteen thou
sand miles; but 60 fse hundred miles from
Aberdeen to Dover, aud you can lose your
self ia a Babel Of tongues. Remember. gen
t!emen, the Americans. don't speak Gaclic or
Manx, or Celtic, or Welsh [laughterl; and
| assure you upon my honor, Yorkshire and
Lancashire 10 not taught in our common
schools (laughserE and am informed on
good authority, that there are NO professors
Of Irish or Scotch in our academies Zap.
plausel. Lindley Murray, Lord Lyndhurst
and Noah Webster were all Americana. Our
written language will always be Eoglish;
our spokes Language il American.
In conclusion he observed:
The time has arrived to state that Sam
Slick is not an American institution ! that
American securities are safer and pay better
than those of any other nation-l Oh that
the almighty dollar is not so much respected
in the social world by the American xs the
almighty shilling by the English oh ! aud
l.. that N ar ~ 6ifibnsfar
while England never did anything else
[hear, hear, and applause that our people
AS people, are more temperate, more moral,
better educated and better dressed than their
illustrious predecessors-( hear, and roars
Of laughter )-and that the tooth brush story,
like Arrowsmith's r. iiways and revolvers in
Georgia, has turned out to be hoax
Laughter and applause.]
England views mankind from n tirst class
carriage-hence, when a few thousand West
enders 20 to the sea -side they say everybody
is out of town! What egotisml All the
misconception has arisen by comparing the
English dress circle with the American pit
or Oxford and Cambridge against all
America! Compare dress circle with dress
circle, gallery with gallery. pit with pit, and
then America will receive Justice in Europe.
[Applaase.] Ensland's sympathies are
reserved for the black race America con-
sidcrs white people equally respectable.
England has always been looking out
Of the catin at America in the forcastle-
England has been the pulpit, America the
audience England the school masters.
America the scholars. That day has passed
away. A published idea is an expired
patent.
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DISSOLUTION.

TEe ce-7a-.ne~sss9 hs-vssss-e erfssins ssAs~ ne
ssn sasss Aad s;se- nf Jasa Hsn.Acra c., - ssas
8Ay sstsosset ~ EsSEA. sans<ni. and AL cers1 dse
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ell sss ssst esn pasA sasd HsEtbsrn-
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JoHx HAyYErRx
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Millinery Z Dre.. Maxine.

Nfns. rAvr HAVING nxnovRp ysns nsy.
vi CRDgr n Is~s er~sf~as. seassy sSS-.ssts Il =
rsrk's lzassS Yars. sszFsxn~s C1asA Rre~p Afrev
$50 Hets Eesssts ct iss tssAs.a ~ sAssss
ofstIe tcN -
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Loox on rnis PICTURE.

The great ssA fssAaDessaI principle sf ssr
Esvernaesi is, that the people of each State AND
fERRlroEY SHALL DE PERHKcrIY FREE
decide fer theaselves what shall be the eharsc-
ter Of sAeir insti,s;.sns'-tspeeeA ef DoroLAs, ct
Ga!estsrg IN 1853
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DffsSeSe
riHf5ar7.
Bank - pstl- bursh, J,
ENrFBuFe Bank, N
Ncssgs Kramc, h Rshn, L.
\ Holmes 4 SOns v
willis b~tbr, EN. Y
Nm. B PHseJ, E-l.
PenHsgirHRIas Cl
" pnoDs : 8hriABk oi Brown Ii
yi!tr u
Frank ,n 3 < II Washington II
Baltimore,
Com AF Bsus baltimore "
sllIimurc savings Bsuk. a.
aessTs Juhnstau n Bro, j.
" HgieTi D&r.et i S4Es II
T Marsh Smith, Esq. c
Nathan Pasey, q"
Niles White. 3" u
Ner York.
Juo. Thompson, Esa. ?
ptHEssiphff' Y
gezsrs Caleb Cope h Co.
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SPIRITUAL JOKE.

At . recent trial Of a liquor case, which
occurred not thousand miles from Wor-
cester county, the witness on the stand was
under examination as to what he had seen
at the defendsn;'s domicil. which he had
said be had visited :" a number Of times"
sDid you ever see any spirits there. Or
anything you regarded as spi.i!si" asksd
the presiding justice.
"why, yes-I dob's know but have" |"
was the reply Of the witness.
s.Do you know shat kind ofspirits ?"
"Yc.."
"How do Jou know;"
81 kinder smelt it.o
Swell, nos ;" said the Jpdze, straighten-
ing himself up for the corvicting answer.
which hs supposed would be gisen-..sil
you please tell me <has kind Of spirits j,
uass"
"Spir:is Of fu,pentins."
The explosion Of mErih tbs. followed this
an.wes fairly shook the court room; and -
soon as it sab.ided the witness Was dis
charged The opinion be ng that bis tessino-
ny vas no, 10 the point.
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A LAWYER built himself IN ofkcs in the
shape Of . hexsgon, Or nix square. The
novelty Of the struettre attracted the attep-
tiop Of some irisbn es vho wefe passing
hy; they made . fuli stop and viewed II
critically. The lawyer, somevhat dvgssted
st their euriosisy, lifted Up the viadow, pst
his besd oas snd sddressel tbem:
~Whas Do zoe stand sbers fsziag At my
s6ee foT-do yes think is . sssseh -
"faix, !" answered cae % fhem. s.l wss
tbintis' %, si!l I $40 the disa poS . has hxsd
80 u IL uiDoowsr
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II hold that 30 SUCH THISo As SOVEREIGN
POWER ATTACHES TO a rEAAIToHY As A
TERRITORY. hoEd tia. = Territory Possesses what.
ever ro~er it derives from the Conssitutioa UNDER
THE ORGANIC ACT. AND NO NoRE-tspsseA II
DOUGLAS in the U. S. Senate FEB. 1850.
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OsfreNses.

'eNsss:
50. Louis.
lIna. J Anderson x Co.
Measrs. Page Il Bacon
LHker, Heeick n Co.
v n Sioiett n Co,
Nessrs. Bryan n Co.
Iotrd,
Cook Sargent & Dg~ney.
ilenn- Wiiiisms h Co.
ti5yt sherman n Co.
Hon. Thomas D Benton, Jr.
Springfield, H.
" h y Insurance Co.
tCtAIks Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bum, ESQ.
ilga. s. T Lstgan.
Cot. Juo Williams,
Jacksonville, III.
Hon. WIN Brown.
" Richard Yates,
p Il Elliott, ESD.
Messis. ". p. Ayers b Co
nt-u
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Saroiina, Wriles 10 the Iudrdidn 10 AosO
cate the necessity of dual executive, and
proposes to seize upon the even, Of Lineo,u's
election to make this conservative de-
mand," which II refused. will, or ought to
be, considered sufficient cause for dis.
rupsing the Union.
SMr. Yancey, in his speech At Rich.
mond, Va, on Monday night. said Mr. Lin
coin was Ga mos, able and a-,u,e man,
Mr. Goggin previously bore similar ,esti-
mony.
The witsiest caricature 10 cisenlation
IN political circles, represents Ms. Douglas
across bis mothers knee, receiving . fog-
giug for being associated with that Infamous
Nebraska "Bill." Uncle Samuel looks On
approvingly.
There j. runcr in New Yorf, that
the Herald has BEEN bossh, to tie Interest
Of Bell and Everett. ifso, the days Of thu.
party Ere surely numbered.
1.-THE Douglas candidate for Congress
ia the Seventh District Of New York
tBrirgs's Diss.) is udsIpho Welfs, tile
vsrisable Schiedau sch0apps man.
ia Beileverett spsrien,' dovn in Con-
necsicus, Introduced his son to one Of ths
lights and leaders of the U1ios party, with
the aprolosy-@l's sorry to say, shossh,
shss be 10 Blask Republican, The sos
promptly replied, "lf yeu wsntsd ss y
train IN year eonpasy. father, zen oszhs
not 10 hsss sess Ne % the fsss scheois.''
Yssre Auesiss ssssef bsd Hin .Asts:
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"Mr DEAR pLoviSs: .bali be with ysu
the nght after you receive this. Engage .
room for NE. Have you seen an5 ,hiDg ni
4 Miss Tarlngford, where you are staying?
Youshould know her. She isvery brilliant
and accomplished, ius is retiring. ! nm
willing to tell you, but yon nust 70 no fur
ther, that ws are betroihed.
- s. Yours in hurry, ...g
FRANK LrELIvAS.
Ny heart wns % the mercury Of ,he
thermometer which is plunged into ice bu.
/ pre.erved 40 outward appearsnes Of CON
po.ure. Turning over the pile Of letters
awaiting owners, came upon one, directed
IN LnlivsS's hand writing, 70 Miss A. Tar
iIngford. To thirk the ps!tTy ssperseription
should carry such weight Of ssibnlss!ob With
il! Isbus discovered that my lines had
fallen in unpleasant places. was 6shisg
10 prs.occnpisd ssrea:n, ab1 hsd got my
self entsngIed. avoided the public iAbls,
ssd shrink from societJ. During the whois
Of the next morning ksps aioof from
the temptations Of Tarlingford and took to
biliiafds.
10 The afternoon, ~ ! sat glocss:Iy in hy
room, With feet prosruding from ihs window
and body inclined rssrwsrd, (ibe American
attitude Of dsspair,) the piano tinkl.d. II
sss the same melody which bad attracted
me . few happy days before. Strengsheniog
myseif With peverfaI fesolssion TO exssi.
cate myself fron the bevi,cbing inGsence
which bad surreunded ne, sross ard went
stfsighswsy TO the payioS. coslJ il - sbst
. 6ash Of pleasure besDed on Mics TasliaG-
ford's fses? or vas delsdsd gosIing
TIE latter suszestisn seepe1 the 0ers sssdf-
itsbIe, 20 cheerfslIy sdopfed u.
We hsss DisssA yos, ~. Piossss," !" sid
shs f.is. easlss~s s.l lhsDe yss Aase sss bsss
spSell." \. q
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