New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-12
Citizens of New York!-this is 4 case that

politics or opinions. We are happy to say it
has met the earnest condemnation of many
leading Republicans. and it ought to awaken
a feeling in this city that would not be salts
fed until we know whether we are living I'M
der government of lax., or under the des-
potism of John A. Kennedy. Mr.. X. does not
seem to understand that he is simply the SER
want of the people, and not their ruler. We
understand that immediate measures will be
instituted to ascertain whether, the right of
petition so much boosted of by the Rcpub-
licans, and every other legal right, has been
taken from the people.-New York Day. Book.
In his last speech in the Sem
ate of the United States, Senator
Douglas said:
Hence do not mean. if I can
prevent it, the enemies of the I'm
ion-men plotting to destroy it
shall drag this country into
war, under the pretext of pro-
tecting the public property, and
enforcing the laws, and collect
ing revenue, when their object is
disunion, and war the means of
accomplishing a cherished pur-
pose.
At the celebrated Abolition
convention which met in Buffalo
in 1913, Mr.. Chase (now Sec. of
the Treasury was Chairman of
the Committee which reported
the following resolution:
Resolved, That we hereby give
it to be distinctly understood. by
this nation and the world, that
as Abolitionists, considering that
the strength of our cause lies in
its Righteousness, and our hopes
for it in conformity to the laws of
God, and our support of the
rights of man, we owe to the
Sovereign Ruler Of the Universe,
as proof of our allegiance to
Him, in all our civil relations
and offices, whether as friends,
citizens or as public functional
ries, sworn to support the Con-
stitution of the United States, to
regard and treat the third clause
of the instrumel t, whenever APP
piled in the case Of .fugitine
slare, as utterly null and void,
and consequently forming no part
of the Constitution Of the United
States, whenever we are called
upon or sworn to support it.
Mr.. Chase has never disclaim-
ed the continents he entertained
when he wrote the foregoing res
olution, On the contrary, he
frequently since reiterated what
he then representatives, Haven
Register.
4 Democratic exchange wants to
know 'who is benefited by the war?
According to all accounts, great
many Republican contractors are ma
king a good thing of it.
AMEN1cAn CEMENT GLUE.-We invite the
attention of all our readers to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Johns s. Crosley, New York,
in an other column. Their "Cement Glue'
will no doubt meet with a large sale, is a
great saving to housekeepers, and within the
reach of all. Only rs cents per BOTTLE and
for sale by druggists and storekeepers gen.
orally.
john Livcngood and Mrs Tellyea the
supposed murderers of Chas. TJlyea are un
der arrest j. NJ. Callahan, David Seely
Henry Benson and Willard E. Thayer all of
thi, County left for the purpose of joining a
volunteer Co. of Militia on Tuesday last. Mr.
Nash is putting up quantity of superior
flaming Mills of the Racine Pattern at this
place. There are reports of two battles hay
ing been fought between u S. and Rebel for
ces; one in Mo-, the other in Va, both result
ing favorahly to the US arms; the particu
lars we are unable to give.
A wag says Of woman:
"To her virtues we give love;