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lance Of the government.

No compromise by public servants
could, in this, be cure, not that com.
promises are not often proper, but that
no popular government can long survive
a marked precedent that those who car
~ an election can only save tho gov
eminent from immediate destruction by
giving up the main point upon which
the people gave the election. The PEG.
pie themselves, and not their servants,
can safely express their own deliber.
a:e decision.
As private citizen, the Executive
could not have consented that these in.
stitutions should perish. Much less
would he, in betrayal Of 20 vast and
sacred trust AZ these free people had
confided to him. He felt that he had
no moral right to shrink, or even to
count the chances Of his own life in what
may follow.
In full view Of his great responsibility,
he has done what he has, dseming It his
duty. Will you not, according to your
own judgement, perform yoursI He
sincerely hopes that your views and
actions may so accord with his - to
assure ali faithful citizens, who have
been disturbed in their rights, Of action
and speedy restoration to them under
the Constitution and laws and having
thus chosen our course, without guilt
and with pure purpose, let ~ renew
our trust in God, and 60 forward with.
out fear, and with manly hearts.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WASHINGTON, July 4th, 1851.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY Gov.
VENTlON.

A delegate Convention Of the mem.
bers of the Republican Party of Tama
County will convene ut the Court House
in the village of Of Toledo, on Saturday
Jnly 9th A. y. 1861, At one o'clock p.
NJ. for the purpose Of selecting five Del
egates to represent said county in the
State convention to be held Mt Des
Moincs Iowa July 3lst.
The ratio of representation for town
ships will be one delegate for every IF
teen votes cast for Abraham Lincoln.
By order.
Il. w. JACKSON.
Chairman 70. Com.
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Juno 28th in Highland Township Tama
County lows, John Milton, son Of h. 4 E. J.
Johnston, aged eight years.
The dscsassd wss very amiable and prom
Using boy, and 70 know him, WAS 10 love him.
His sweet temper and obliging manners made
him the favorite Of both the Old, and young.
He was child Of exceedingly great knowi.
edge for one Of his years. Yes he wss tho
tender lamb you had nursed through the few
glad years Of his sunny existence, until his
prsssnes vas like blessed CLEAN 1t sunshins
nesting dow dswn in the great deep Of ysur
hesrh.-Hs vas % winning, and ron had
woven % many bright dreams in his future.
that he seemed dssrsr ehsa oil the rest Of
your little deck; nov lhs4 b i taken awsy
you can remember . theussnd instances d
his precocity, and bright intellect and tender.
ness Of affection which ssensd wanting in oil
tho rest, md yet hs must die. All patient
Mother, love and kindness caa do No moro
for your little MiAon, h. 10 nov il that happy
Land, free from al tho evils Of this wicked
World Coed Angel hands are outstrstchs@
to lead him to the good Father whose Loving
arms encircle in divine tenderness, the sinless
snss early gatAersd to hinself,
Little ehlldrsm are the summer dew u
Heaven; enc By one, like beautiful pearl's
gems, tAs COED master Lovingly takss them
from the evils 70 come, and though yenS
heart ofssn aches beneath its weight Il tear,
whom ysu rsusnhsr year darling one, whose
voice for few bright years Gladdsnea your
housshsld, ara sadly yen fsid NJ the ROBES
your hands fashioned and lay asids the books
and toys your Milton dropped, when bic feet
grew weary amid the summon aowsrs b loved
% we'll, pet ssas deg, sosnsr later, whsA
your owe sssl 10 free, you vill meet your child
yeu lost IN this world Of ssws, radisnt A.
rel before the throne Of 0ed.
O Milton dear, thou lsvsly boy,
Pledge sflsvs. sssrss Of our joy,
WSsr lsth u think that thou srt gone,
That We srs robbed Of thee - seen.
hut 'twsrs wrong 70 murmur Or sepplais.
who gives, hath right to take again,
Ard hs who gives, t-kss in leve,
Will all restore in Heaven above.
M. r
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Liberal Estilll .ltes.

The Secretary Of War, in making his
Report to Congress, submits m estimate
Of the cost Of supporting 1900, 900 from
June 80, 81, to June 30, 'o2, being Tor
one year. The figures are as follows :
Quartermastcr' Depart
ment. ..370, 269, 700,2l.
Subsistence Depart
ment. !. 81, 27s,7s so.
Ordnance Department. :. =, 46s, 300
Paw Department. 49,. IS, 4OI ,6VV,O6
Adjutant- Generals Depart
ment. .4Os, 600 90
Engineer Department. .S85, 900 90
Typographical Engineer
Department. .....-...-.-..S0,OO 200
Surgeon Genel's Depart
5ueuC. lsI A,OA ASVV
Due States which have made
advances for troops. $1,000, 900. %
Total. .........s ls5, 26s, 3s7.79
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The Clerk Of Hardin County has call
cd an extra session of the Board Of
Supervisors Of that county for the pnrr-
pose Of appropriating means to uniform
her soldiers and provide for the families
Of the same.
Would the same be done in this conn
ty in case company should be accept
ed for the WARP We presWrne it would
Judgingtrom the resolutions ofthe Board
a. its last session.
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Democratic RcsOlutlms.
Passed In convention at Toledo July


Democratic Rcsolullns.
Passed in convention at Toledo July
5fh 1861.
Resolred, That the Democracy Of TamA
County in Convention assembled, reafirm
our unalterable confidence in the time honor
ed principles Of the Democratic Party.
Resolced, That No view with regret, the
present rebellion which exists against the Gov
eminent Of the United States, aud we dep,o,
the fact that Civil War exists, and We would
gladly hail . return Of peace 10 our distract
cd and divided country. And that We are in
favor Of firmly supporting the Constitution
and enforcing the laws.
Re,olrcd That We insist upon strict OBJ
seryancs Of the Constitution and the laws.
4 nd that We are In favor Of ccndcmning trail
tors by law, whether ct The North or South.
Resolred, That this convention instruct ito
Delegates to tho Democratic State Convention
to act in accordance with the spirit Of these
resolutions.
Resolved That 40 nsn and Democrats We
are filled with heartfelt grief at the dec'ass
Of Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS-the pntri-
OF and the Statesman-knowing that his lose
can never be replaced rejoicing that his
name 10 inscribed on the scroll Of fame - .
sincere friend OF his whole Country, bseiae
those of Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, Clay,
Webster and those earlier and Iates iights.
which have grac.d the pages Of tho histoFy Of
the American Republic.
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CONCREssIONAL

On the 18th, ! resolution passed the
Senate, expelling the seeded Scna.
tors.
The Senate amended the House bill
for the pay of soldiers, reducing it from
q, ooo, 900 to Is, $780, Mr.. Wilkin-
son Of Minnesota, asked Mr.. Powell, OF
KY, if he approved Of the course of,he
Governor Of Kentucky, in refusing to
send volunteers at the call Of the Prcsi-
dent. Mr.. Powell said he did, and 50
did the people Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Polk, of Missouri saidthe Pres
idcnt had no right to send troops to in
wade the soil Of Missouri, and that, that
State had not INSTRUCTED the execution
Of the United States laws, Mr.. Powell
agreed with him, and said the Presi.
dent had no right or authority to sns-
pend the habcas corpus writ, or block
ado the ports.
Quite = warm debate sprang up be-
tween McClernand, of ILL.,, Burnet and
Jackson, Of Kentucky, and Hickman, OF
Penn. Burnet claimed he was in favor
of = peaceable settlement Of our difficult
ties, and said that the President had
inaugurated an unconstitutional war
The others warmly opposed him. lie
said he owed = higher allegiance to
Kentucky than to the Federal Govern.
ment. Mr.. jackson said he did not,as
hs claimed, represent the people Of KY,
but that they would always be found
on tho side Of the General Govern
ment.
The above bills were passed, and the
House agreed to the amendment Of the
Senate in appropriating pay for the
soldiers.
In the Senate, on the 18th, Mr.. John
son, Of Tenn, presented credentials Of
w. X. Wiley, In place Of Mason, and
J. 8. Carlisle, in place Of Hunter,of Va.
Bayard and Salisbury objected to their
admission, but it done no good, for the
new Virginia Senators were admitted
and sworn in.
The bill to increase the present mill
tary establishment was taken up, and
An amendment offered by Mr.. King,
that within six months after the ,nsur-
rection be suppressed, the army be re-
stored to what it was proposed by the
act Of May, 1887, which was agreed to.
In the House, the P. NJ. General laid
before that body, his reasons for dis
count,nuing the mails in the seeded
States. An effort was being made to
expels, from the House, John B Clark,
for holding = commission in the guard
Of Missouri.
A bill to promote the efficiency Of the
army, By retiring disabled and infirm
officers, passed. On the 10th, resolu
ton was passed-thc Senate concurring
that Congress adjourn aext Friday
tomorrow.
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The Storm one week ago last Mon
day afternoon blew down number Of
buildings in and near Montczuma. Sew
cral Houses and barns were blown to
fragments. The two churches were 90
injured rs to be considered hardly worth
repairing, A few were hurt but no one
killed. Loss about $4,000 inthc coun'
ty, besides the damage done at Grin
nell.
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THURSDAY JULY 18th, 1861.

Wessr.. ROUNDS ( LANGDoN, are our on
ly authorised Agents in the City Of Chicago
Ills. to procure Advertisements and Sub.
scriptioAs.
NJ Messrs Horace A. Shaw, ( Co., 81 Park
Row. Sl45 Nassau St., New York, are our
only authorised agents in New York City to
rrocure subscriptions and advertisements.
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We acknowledge the receipt Of . very
Gne piece Of music entitled."My heart is
like silent Lutte" from Messrs Root
b Cady Of Chicago, who keep constant
" on hands all kind of music.
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At the request Of the Gov. Of this
State the Supreme Court have given
their opinion upon the validity Of The
State bonds authorized to Be issued ct
the last session Of the Legislature.
They are unanimous in the opinion
that the bonds are constitutionally TO-.
sued.
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Queen Victoria's insanity il no long.
or doubted.
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THE IOWA TRANSCRIPT
N. c. w1ETISG, EDrroa.

TOL E DO, low A.
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pie under the Constitution, than that
expressed in the Inaugural address.
He desires to preserve the govern
ment, that it may be administered for
all As it was administered by the men
who made it. Loyal. citizens every
where have the right to claim this Of
their government.
The government has not the right to
withhold or neglect, and it is not per-
ceivcd in giving it, that there is any
coercion, any conquest, or any subju-
cation in any just sense of these terms.
The constitution provides, and all the
States accepted its provision, that the
United States shall guarantee to every
State in this Union, Republican form
of government.
/. But il . State may lawfully 60 ont Of
the Union, having done 50 it may also
discard the Republican form ofgovern-
ment, % that to preveat it, going out
is IN indispensable means to obtaining
the guarantee mentioned.
When an end is lawful and obligato-
~, the indispensable means to it are
also lawful and obligatory. It was with
the deepest regret that the executive
assumed the duty Of employing the war
power in defense Of the government,
forced upon him. He could but per-
form his duty, or Surrender the exis.
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- $500 =. ssso"S OvSn IA Virginia anu
Tennessee, for the result Of an election
held in military camps, where the bayo-
meta were all on one side of the question
voted upon, can scarcely be considered
- demonstrating popular sentiment.
At such an election all that large class
who are It once for the Union and
against coercion, would be coerced to
vote against the Union.
It may be affirmed without extrava.
gance, that the free institutions which
W enjoy have developed the powers
and improved the condition Of the whole
people beyond any example ia the
world. OF this We now have striking
snd impressive illustration. So large
a army - the government has now on
foot was never before known without q
soldier il it, who has taken his place
there Of his own free choice.
Hat more than this, there are many
sinele regiments whose members, one
and ano<her, possess full practical
knowledge Of Il tho arts and sciences,
professions, and wAatsssr else, wheth-
= useful o. slsgant, are ksown to the
whole wot1A. and thars i scarcely one
flop which these could not b selected
. Precedent, . Cabinet, Couerass, and
perhaps : Court. abundandy competent
p administer the government; nor do !
cay this il not true also. in the army
Of our late friends, now our adyersaries
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