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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27

Il has ever been the policy of those
assuming the leadership Of the Dem
ocratic party as now organized in
this Territory to "crush OUT each
and every man failing to subscribe
to their particular policy-their plans.
This system existed with these menb be-
fore party lines were drawn, and since
when, has been adopted as the principal
article in tie constitution governing the
political association under their manage.
ment. Mems private characters are at.
tackled; in social life they are treated
unbecomingly their business affairs are
meddled with in fact, every conceive.
bic means are resorted to in order &c
"put down." and crush and "drive QUIZ
men in this Territory, who, governed by
higher motives thanpersOnal ~aggrandise.
ment, or the "Almighiy dollar" refuse
to sustain or wink at iniqui,ies Of suf.
6cient magnitude to snake angels weep
and devils blush" I. is lamentable to
be forced TO believe that this doctrine
taught by leaders, and undoubtedly IN.
consciously in many instances, practiced
by others because "castomary,-i dis
posed to ramify and extend even int,
county and town oyairs. This Il an ev
idence Of a bad state Of society, and th,
sooner il is remedied the better for III,
country and ali concerned The sooner
the people frOwn down such men ant
such practices, and u their might ris,
up and rebuke, in failing TO sustain sucl
leaders, the sooner fheir interests will b,
cared for.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27
Daily on the homestead Bill.

1t is charged that Mr.. Daily opposed
the passage of a Homestead Bill in the
Nebraska Legislature. He did no such
thing; and if any man will take the House
Journal of 1853 and read carefully from
page 100 to page 1873, the consideration
by that body of the Homestead measure,
they cannot fail to be satisfied that W e as
sert correctly. The fact is there were no
less than nine Homestead Bills before the
Legislature at that session, and while nine
tenths of the members, irrespective Of pol
itics, were in favor of a Homestead, there
was a very great diversity of opinion as
TO what should be the details of a Bill,
Many were in favor of specified number
of acres of land without regard to valua-
ton. Others were in favor of a limited
valuation; and among this class the aues-
ton Of value extended from 500 TO $40,
600, as will be seen BY preference to House
Journal page l5l. Mr.. Daily believed
that an unlimited Homestead was making
sn unjust discrimination in favor Of the
wealthy citizens over the poorer class;
ives in favor Of the passage of a Bill pro-
viding for a limited valuation. We have
not room to copy 8 or 10 pages Of the
Journals, but refer our readers to them,
where they can see for themselves. Ev-
cry man who is acquainted with Mr., Dali
ly, knows him to be in favor of all mea-
sures calculated to benefit the laboring
classes
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27

WHEREAS, on the 3ist day Of August A p, B8.
Benjamin G.. Young, for the purpose Of securing 10 Benz
JamIn + Lushbaugh and John T. ears0n, e. bearer, .ths
sum Of two hundred and eighty dollars, as evidenced hy
his prOInissory note, bearing date Is ~afortsaib, payabit
twelve months after date, conveyed to the undersimai
John L. Carson, m q nst, the following described real
estate In johnson county, Nebraska Territory, to-Et =
The north half o. the northwest quarter al secliOn %.
twenty-five and the south hah o. the southwest quar-.
ter Of section twenty-fuur I'm township our north o.
range ten east o. the 6th principal meridian.
And, whereas, IL Is provided IN said Deed Of Trust g
the sum 80 secured 10 Lushbaugh aud Carson was ni
paid them b. the Sist nay Of August, A ID. 1853, the 90.
~dersgned was authorized % sell Tie properly tnereh
conveyed after advertising the same thirty days 10 some
newspaper printed in The Territory Of Nebl3ska, d pu5.
tic suction at the door Of the Office o. the County CLERK
OF Nemaha County, In Br0wnyifle, Nebrska. to exc.
cute a deed to The purchaser % pay on ne aui0eut here
IN secured with Interest costs, expenses, and 4 reasonable
attorneys fee} and to hold the remainder subject % ih'
order OF said Young.
And, whereas, the said BENJAMIN G Young. has fsiisi
10 pay said note or any part thereof therefore Notice
is hereby given ttat BY virtue Of the authority 10 nc
given by said Deed OF Trust, I VIII on Honday, OCiobef
2Sth, 1853, az the door Of The of5ca OF the County Glen
% Nenlaha County in BrOwnvflle, Nebraska, between
the hours u 5 o'clock a ~ and 5 o'oelock % Of saiddsJ
sell said real estate a. public Auction 90 the highest Did
der for cash, aud upon such sale and payment o. the puf.
chase money VIII make execute and deliver % the puT.
chaser OF purchasers thereof 3 deed or deeds for san
real estate. JOHN T.. ARSON Trusfes.
BroEnville, n. T.. Sept 26th, 1850. l2-4t-SlQ
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27

Whereas. on the % day Of August, A ., 1858. NoabE
Lucas, FOR The purpose OF securing % Jonathan HagCT, or
bearer, the sum q two hundred and eighty dollars, -
evidenced b. his prOmiss0ry note, bearing Gate a. agore-
said. payable Twelve months after date, conveyed 10 ts
undersigned John J. Carsen, IN trust, me following De-
seribcd real estate in Richardson county, Nebraska Ter.
ritory, to-wlts DsTthwest quarter o. secfi0h TIVE township
two north Of range hfteen east 6th principal meridian.
Add, whereas, IL Is provided 10 said Deed Of frustn
the sum so secured 20 Jonathan Hager was not paid bimbT
the Sist day o. August A d 1889 the undersigned vas
authorized % sell The property therein conveyed after
advertising the same thirty days 10 some negspaDei
printed IN The Territory % Nebraska, At public anciol
Al the door % the cnce OF the County Clerk Of Nemaht
County ia Brownyille, Nebraska, 70 execute deed 10
The purchases topay OF the amount therein secured win
Interest, costs, expenses ant a reasonable H.
sOsney's fee, and TO hold the rsnainder subject t0ths
order OF said Lucas.
And, whereas he said Noah ". Lucas has failed s
pay said note Or any part thereof, therefore; Notice b
hereby given that BY virtue Of the authority 10 me given
By saidDeedof Trust,I viii on Monday, october 29h,
1850. a. the doorof The once Of the Comfy CLERK q Ne-
maha cognty Ina BrOWnville, Nebraska, between ne
hours o. 8 O'Clock A u and 5 O'Clock p 20 of the said daf
sell said real estate al public auction 70 the highest bid
der for cash, and upon such sale aud 81 the puf-
chase money viii make, execute and deliver % the puf-
chaser or purchasers thereof a deed or deeds FOR sail
real estate. JOHN i. CARSON. Frnstee.
BFownville, Sept. 26th, 1850 f2-it-si0
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27
Trust Sale.

Whereas, on the 17th day OF August, 1858, John X.
Cintock Tor the purpose o. securing % Lewis J0busab
OF bearer, the SUN Of two hundred and eighty dotias.
as evidenced By his promisseFy note bearing date q
aforesaid, payable twelve months after date. conveye
tothe Undersigned John T.. Carson On trust. the follow
ing described real estate IN Nemaha county, Nebrasn
Territory, tO-wit The southwest quarter III section nhs
township six north Of range "a east Of the 9Th principal
meridian.
And, whereas it is provided in said Deed o. Trust
the sum 50 secured 70 said Lewis johnson was not paid
him BY the lIth Of August, A d 1859, The uudersizHGi
was authorized 10 sell The property therein converse
after advertising the same thirty days in s8mo news
paper printed In the Territory Of Nebraska, az public
auction az the door Of the ONCE Of tie County Clerk q
henaha County IN Brownsville, Nebraskn. 70 execute .
deed to the purchaser 20 pay OF the amount therein So
cured with interest, COSTS expenses anda reasonable a.
torney's fee, and 70 hold the remainder subject 10 fhs
order Of said McChnfoek.
And whereas the said John McClinfocS has failed 10
pay said note OF any part thereofi therefore : Notice il
hereby given that BY virtue Of Che authority % me given
by said deed Of Trust Z win % Morday October 99A.
1850, al the SoOr Of the once Of the Conny Clerk % SE
maha County IN Bf0wuville, Nebraska. between tho hoar
q : O'Clock A % and 5 o'cluck P n % said Dag, sell said
real estate at P1blic auti0n 70 the highest bidder for cash
ana upon such sale and payment u the Purchase mousT
VIII make, execute aud deliver TO the purchaser Or Dus
cnasers adeed or deeds FOR said real estate.
JOHN L. CARSON, Trustee.
Brownville. n. T. Sept. 26th 1850. I2-lfSI8
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27
POppIetOn's Speech.

A. j. PoPPLETox, of Omaha, address
ed the people of this place on Saturday
night last. When we say, that so far as
the discussion Of matters in which I'VE in
Nebraska are concerned, his speech was
after the style of Morton, we have said
all
Every administration speaker we have
ever heard during the campaign. has told
the same story. They tell Us we have
nothing 70 do with national politics; dodge
the Land Sale operation; the right Of the
people 10 regulate their domestic affairs ;
in fact everything in which the Pso pie Of
the Territory are really interested. Then
comes q general onslaught Of false charg-
es against Mr. Daily and bis friends and
gross mlsreprese ntasions and peryertions
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27

Whereas, on the lOih day u June, A D fe5s. LemusI
n H0dsdon, for che purpose VI securing 10 Marseleni
sflith, or bearer, the sum 81 two hBndred aud sigbu.
three dollars, As evidenced b. his promissory nole Oesr.
ing date Is Aforesaid payable twelve mourhs after dlis
conveyed % the Undersigned John L. Carsln In truat. he
following described real estate IN richardson counf9 ".
bTaska Territory, tO-wit. northeast quarter Oh aecfioa
q township 3 northof range fourteen east 81 So Sd
principal meridian
and, whereas IL Is provided IN said Deed q Teust u
TIE sum 50 secured ~ said Magsial ena SmI-h vast. fgza
her ~ the 1911 day " June, A D 1853, ne undersiEue
Was authorized TO sell the property therein conyeYd
aHer advertising the same thirty days Ga some newsDg
per printed In the Territory Of Nebraska, &C public anc-
lion az the door Of the once Of the County CierF al Ne.
maha county In Br0Enyiile, Nebrdska. 20 execute .
deed 20 the purchaser 70 pay on the amount therein -
cured with Interest, costs, expenses and reasonable a.
tOrney's fee; ard 70 hold he remainder subject % %
order said Of HodgdOn.
And. whereas the sand Lemuel ~. HOdzdon has failed
10 pay said note % any part thereof; thera7ore Motto
if hereby given t1at By virtue q Tie auf1ofify 10 ne dVa
BY said Deed Of trust / VIII on MondaL October 29b,
1885, a. ne door Of the once 81 the C0uny CIerk of Ne
maha county ~ BrOwnTille, Nebraska. between thi
hours Of ; O'Clock a ~ and 5 O'Clock p "a 81 said aay, sell
tne said real estate az public auction 10 rhe highest BID.
Ger Tor cash, andup0n such sale and payment o. tie par
chase money viii make execute and deliver 10 fhe pur
chaser o. purchasers thereof a deed or deeds for sal
real estate JOHN L. CARSON. Trnsfee
Brgvnviile, n T., Sept. 2srh, 1850. I3-Sf-sIo
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27
Consistency.

The Board of Canvassers who gave Genl
Estabrook the certificate, justified them
selves in so doing, by taking the position
hat they had a plain and positive duty TO
perform, viz: count the votes returned to
them and give the certificate to the per-
son having the highest number of votes +;
that they possessed no power to decide up
on the legality or illegally of the votes.
Democratic stump speakers all over the
Territory during this campaign make this
point in defence. Now the friends of
Morton have on foot a project to throw
out the votes of one or more back coun-
ties, If necessary, because of an alledged
informally in issuing the proclamation for
election. We do not believe the Board
will attempt to do any such thing. But
the fac. of plans being concOcted to at
tempt the carrying out of such a pro-
gramme, is sufficient to show what some
men would do if they could; shows how
beautifully consistent they are.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27
OInln0ns.

On the day Daily and Morton spoke in
this place, two stringers were stretched
across the street, n bearing the inscrip-
ton "For Congress Samuel G.. Daily
and the other "Morton and Democracy y
They have been allowed to remain. The
other night we had quite a storm. The
result. with the stringers, was .'Mor.1n
and Democracy was busted the word
Democracy tore il two, and the whole
concern whipped by the wind into a shape
less mass Of shreds. There is a "diUision''
in Democracy that cannot fail to be
recognized" notwithstanding the Terri
tOrial and County platforms refuse to do so
The Daily stringer "stoOd the storm"
without material damage" The only
change was. a few threads binding the
word daily TO the ropes, broke loose
and the wind forced the name more close
ly in connection with the word Congress
Knowing ones" consider this little affair
between Daily Morton and the wind some
what ominous of the final result between
those two gentlemen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27

pr~emeditatedIv c~onconted aud uttered for
the sole and only purpose of keeping Mr..
Daily and his supporters on the defence.
Mr. Popplet,p knows as well ash be knows
be exists, that Mr. Daily is not opposed
10 a Homestead; that be is not opposed 10
appropriations for this territory il either
money or lands. lie knows that Mr..
Dailv's objections were 10 the bills. not TO
the appropriations. He knows full well,
too, that the bills defeated, were unjust in
their provisions and not sufficiently guard
ed to secure the objects said to be 10 view.
He SAID the Homestead was a Demo
cratic measure; the only Bill ever passed
was secured before the existence Of the
Republican party And in the next breath
said it was passed notwithstanding the oP-
position Of the Republicans.
In regard to the Buffalo, and other
election frauds; he first denied that any
were committed; secondly tina. the a n
vassipg board knew nothing Of them, and
thirdly as an off set that the Republicans
in New York State committed frauds! Il
is equal to the defence in the cracked
kettle controversy-afrst the kettle was
cracked when got 1t; second, twas sound
.,bon T returned r. and third 81 never
borrowed m
He spoke, ridiculing the passage Of a
Bill imprisoning Justices of the Peace for
offences committed by others; but forgot
to say a word about a Bill being passed
when he was a member of the Legisla-
ture filming the O1cners of gentlemen hor-
ses'' when found running at large. He
ought not to forget that his friend Morton
is running some risk by running loose. .
"Pop" had it ''all his own way" here;
but we have heard of nary convert.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27
Be on Your Guard and at Your
Posts.

The opponents Of Mr.. Daily are leav-
ing no stone unturned they are playing
a desperate game: are circulating all
manner of false reports are securing
the Territory from one end to the other
determined if possible, to overthrow Mr..
Daily and endorse the Administration
of Buchanan. Let every friend Of Daily,
and opponent of this proscriptive, Oppres-
sive, and tyrannicaI Administration, feel
and act as though the result depended up
on his individual effort and vote, and act
accordingly, and "the day is ours" Be
up and doing +; see your neighbOr talk
with him; reason with him; show the
ruinous condition of the Territory, brought
about by forcing upon US the sale of the
public lands. No lover of Nebraska,
who will reflect n moment will consent
to endorse the plans and policy Of Blu
chanan Democracy. eternal vigilance is
the price of liberty"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-27
North OF Platte.

Our adyices are that Hon. w. H. Tay-
Tor who is now North Of the Platte, stump
ing for Daily, is making a fine impress
sion. A friend in a private letter to u.s.
says of Taylor at Omaha, Nv. H. Tay-
lor spoke here last night to a large audi
ence of all parties, who listened with
marked attention, think he made the
most argumentative and convincing speech
Of the campaign
From still further notes we are inform
ed Mr.. Daily's prospects are most natter.
ing.