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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
0ermtf6te Mahrihten.

Gin et9entbamlt9er g E.,
on8enenz @.-Der be-
fannie Ser 6aulfner, >peeer bp&perrdtbe>
rti@er @eitnnun9 ein9e3p9en, tpurpe Don
Sort 2afaYette unter Der Bepinouno freiz
eelafen, bab er ii@ na@ &t@mpnb beee<
ben uno periu@en io1te> bic @%ntlaiun9
oe6 bel 8ull Stun %9efansenen Gpn9reBz
u1tt9ltebe8 @lY gu beptrten. SIN Sale
ibm bie6 febli&liee, lolIe ct In bte @ffan=
9enl&aft 3urldfebren. Da nun bic iibz
li9e &esterune nt&t eeuetet iaetnt @rn.
ely al6 &~rte9Sz@efansene> 9eeen 6rr.
Gaulfner, etnen pplttt{@en @efanee>
men aus3utaul@en, 70 1T benz 2ebtert1 Bic
@abl 3pti@en Dem 8ru@ leine@ Gbren>
portee poer Der freirpt4t9en HGdfebr in
bic 5aft 9elai1en.
@te bre@en bic &%etten.-
Nm D%er8an9ens>t Spnnabenb braatc ter
3ele9rapb bic Na@rtdt BON einent 0roben
Ne9eraufrubr i'm Staate MilFifppf uebf
bet Nntanoi8un9, bab cine un9ebeure
Ma1e t%pertbppQes @t8entbun1 3erfSrt
tpprben lei. Iuf ber Yfan3un9 bes perz
ttorbeneu Sobn 8uitn1at1 allen mare fir
$4,000 8eittbum BON ben @cloSen
nernt9tet tpproen. Die Saat bes Nufz
rubrs BITE Der MiB9ertretber ee(det, oebt
out, aber ftatt Der 8ebpdten @rnbte ber
Verept8ur8 fetner &e@te an ietn 5&worz
te8 ~prcpertY" brtn9t fe ibm &utn uup
gernt@tun9 1einer @a@t.
Ebut bes9lei9en.-Der @uben
tauft u''s in Der ri@tteen 8ebanblune Der
Get1oe dberaQ ben &an8 ab, unb ieia
Nor8at18 tSnnte un8 BON 0rpBcm Nuber
1et1, tpe,1 mir rt@t 3u buu1ut ,pdarer, fbra
3u fol8en. 8efanntli@ rpurpen bur&
tn &enneHee Dor &uraeu1
8r1de1 %perbrannt, I'M, bte 0erbtupuuo
BET &ebeQen in Mana0as nit BEN @es
ab3ui@neieen. $50 INNER nun, BITE
gftlttdrcpmmanbeure In Eennei5ee bieler
Xeute babbaft tperber tSnen, tdnaen
fte bteitlbe1 unbaru1be1ig.
Die untpn8leute in Reut,>
DIP fnc etn b5@f ~3petpeuttoes @5lt&tn
ll1o f1ue in 8e3u8 auf 2lue6 ,pas NIT
Selaneret 3u tbuu bat, 70 tibli@, ba6 Is
ite balo bier. balc bort judi. 90 paiirte
DE @eitb9ebun8 ees Staates t1ralt@ ei>
t1et1 Bei&lub. in pel@enn fe Yrdfbent
st1epla's Uerfabren 8esen Greu,put ttut4t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

1 &aufet Ayers @berrY>
peetpraI eeeen pufen. MYer's Saria-
partlla 8eSen ierppbulSie8 ei@werben uub q y
er's . illen fir aQe i3pede pureatiser Wittel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
MQernemefes .
9erb1f> un6
ntet>@uore

bat lpeben Don Nemzyort
erbalten unb pTerirt benz Yublifum BON ct. paul
lopie bet um9eeenb 1T BET rei9baltiefen Mustpabl
unb 3a oea biQisfen Yrei1en bic 3anblune BON
.. @. Sn9eripQ II. Comp,
teuen Steineebdube an Ser 8. citrate
rabe Der Bride,
g (. saul, Minnel pta.
81. f..t @ir geben ab:
@utfarbi8e &attune in alien Mufern III
Il" 10 Gents,
8ei1en 9ancafter @inebam gu 12] Gents,
De LANES Don Is biz rs Gents.
werner balteu mir cine rei9balttge unb sel@mad-
soae Muswabl pom
&leiberffpffen ,1nb @aaren fir
, 9antet,
ais Mantilen, Sbawls, @lpats, 9anb1&u3en,
9trumpfpaaren &c. &C., 1ptrie .
Eu4e unp @arperobe<M rtifel fir 6erren.
Wir baben fir uniere iebr serdumioen neuen
gutalitdten uniere Ginfaufe eegen bic fruberer
Sabre oerbpppelt, it peridieoenen 8ran4eu per-
preifa9t in Der Nbli1t, unlerm @e19Gfte cine
srDBere @useebnung gu seben unr mir bofen> oab
balelbe nnnmebr ais pas ausscotbntete unp srGBte
in Minneluta, fir bie3ufunft I6 %be7elben euten
9tufeS uno Vertrauens 81 ~erfreuen baben perce,
ais mpmit utlere Tirma bcebrt purbe.
Sir Rauf leute int Qance erlauben mir unS bic
8smertune bag untere 8epinsunseu fir Wieoer>
pertdufer iebr eanfis oefeQt uue mir ben bies'
jabrisen abncrm btuisen @infdufen 3ufolge in bet
Gage 1nb, 8ortbeile gu bieten, wie friber nod
mic. Infer Yartner, 5err 8. Wabler, bat tielen1
ReNprt ~unieres @el@aftes our3ulteben ubernom.
men unb tpirb ea IN ieiner getpobnten Weile i1
aneelesen lein la1en, 1owobl QBbple1ale as &e-
!ailpertdufe CUR beiOnbsren 3ufriebenbeit Der Ger
rem Raufer gu efectuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
Rafet Gu@ fir ben Winter
@u1npbcu's
Mdnner> unb &naben>
&letbunNSttude
let6fr~@anblun 4,
8ernbeimer'S Slpf, Ste Ctr,
ct. Vaul> Minn.

MQnner> unD &n1ben>
&leibnn9SttmGe
fir ben serb f. uuD Us inter~5anpel.
Sd bin iebt in ben 9tanb seleBt, elm berrli9es
wager pm Tertigen &lctb il ten,
wel9es idn1mtltbe neue{en @aaren unb Woben
ju b%soeutfnp 1erabssieBten prei1en umfabt.
&letnere Mrtifel fir ote
$erren=Garberpbe.
Sn bieier 8ran9e pernaa9 ID, bas bette Eager
Don 5%alstii9ern, Binten, aranatten, 3en1een~
Nrasen, %pollenen, %leipenen u. 9irl9lebtr< 3ano.
l9uben, Moftalins, &eiietai9en, sroben unb
tleiaen Rofern> 9:auen, rotten unb blauen l1eber-
bemoen, Blanfets, @batpls, r&utes" &c. &c.
Des9let9en elm srpBeS Experiment BON
Siiten i1ab miiten.
8robbanoler tperbsn eS ppr1beilbaft 1uben, mir
stnen Belud gu i9enteu.
ct. Yaul, 20. Nus. 1860.
s. 8. Campbell.
Jacpb matbe8,
beutl9er &lert.
Das Gn0ros & Gn0etai(
mauufactttr= s; mpbe,paarens
emporium
BON
Suffice II. Tprepaugb
orttte CITRATE, st. Aahl,
Minnelpta>
1T our9 ben Gmpfans Der ~neuefen
@tutcr : @ooreu
auf's &ei9baltieie unb @elbmadpoQ0e a~0prtirt
unb beebrt f9 loldes leinen Derebrten Runbeu er-
gsbenlf an3u3etgen.
DaS Eager 1T NIT alien neuen Grf&einunaeu
yer @aiiun aus eltattet unb btstet namentii& cine
@rpBe MuSmabl in &lei6er>
ltpffen,
sl5 Merincs, Balencias, platbs, Delaines.
paramattas, De Bei9es, Ycil be depres &c. &C.:
ferner unterbalten mir einen lbUnen @prratb
bunter unb %einfarbt0er S%eioenwaareu
unb p%erfaufen lol9e senau 81 Nfp-gprfe Wrei-
len. -
Infer Eager IN @bawls> Gluats unb Wiuter.
Wantel 1T auf's 9tei4Ite complettirt, unb erlau-
ben mir ul,s NOD, bic psrs6rten Dan1eu auf un1er
groBartise6
Wetb>W aarenz u. Erimmtnes< M1prtment
aufmerflai, 5u MAIDEN.
IN Derren~ Wrttteln, ais: Sput6ti16, Decline.
9aiemeres, Dlfels, graoattes, 5emben &c. tte-
ten mir jeoer Goncurrena bic 9pise, ba ,ir in bic
fer Brande BE pprtbeilbaftefsn 8erbinbunaen
baben.
S6lieBlt4 nod Elm Wprt au ben 5erren
2anofaufeutenl
Sett benz Be9tnne .se9enwartieer Cation baben
mir unier 5aupt~W ugenmert auf's @bpleIale.
@el9aft geleet uno iu9en bieriu uniere 5auv -
yorce gu eatmideln mir baten biefir Elm Grtra.
Departement einri4ten la1en unb bietsn ben Scr.
rem INSTRUMENTATION i'm 2anbe ale 8prtbeile
unb Bequemlt4feiten, bic ibnen nur BON unleren
epncurrenten in ben Dltli9en YlaBen p~ferirt tper,
Sen tDnnen. Infer 9tod 1T fir ben DRY @pobs
4onlnm in Minnelcta Elm uirtlid srobartiSer unb
meroen es erwdbnte Treuube in ibrem Sntere1e
fnben, n II bel uu6 einSufaufen, ba es teinera
anoern 5auie in Minne1pta mUsli9 III, pas 9lus-
pabl uno 9iQisfeit betrift, aud nun aundbernb
mtt una concurriren gu tUnneu.
$err Muerbnct
Der nit pteiem Departemeut 5etraut porpen, ptrs
es lid anaelesen fem lalen, uniere perebrteu 8un-
ON IN jeeer Se3iebuns 3~ufrieben 3u ~ltellen.
Suffice & Gprepausb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
S6mbs unb @ttefel.
StDre,
'&unb ~ d tufactur,

5wifden Der STEM unb 6ten ctr.
Der untsrsei&nete benaaridtist hermit tas
perebrliae bentlde publifun,, bag ct in 1eiuert
@elaaftSplaBe fammtli9e Mrten S9ubpert auf
BefeQung r%1oeern. .b%ausrbaft unb prompt anfer-
f~acturen bes Stens Direct besiebt uno {. nit in,
Stanoe 1T, int @rpB- uno 8leinpertauf nit IT.
eeno pel9en @ei9aftea an btelissm Wlabe Az
cpncurriren.
2anbfauFeute tperben pcbl tbun, bel mir spr-
3u5pre9en, ebe le an einem aubern playe ein-
tcufen. .
.. @pnrab @obtan.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
minne(ota $taats3titnng.
paul, ben %. December 1861,
@1hent1ihe Munbf@an,

0tf3iene @tabt- unb County. 3eitune.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

Wte Elm riefiees, am ferne,1 3ort3onte
V@ abipie9elnpes Mebelbilb bic Aufutert<
lat1tett beg 8el9auers pot ben tbn utt8e.
benoen tletnen @esenfdrpe,1 ber mfrtli&er,
Sane1@aft ab3iebt unb NIT ieire,, grobar,
tt8ea Dtmenf tonen alletn (etnen Slid fef>
lelt, 70 1peroet il& jeBt unier Muge binueg
Don ben tletnen @ret9nif7en ouf ben, Gelpe
unieres bdusl9en &rie8es, BIN III. ber
&rte9s8efabr Dor uts, be- tpie alIes ,,fdt
@trtli9e lcrbern Don benz S@leter Der
3ufunft umbdQte nnb NIT tau|erb Mba>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

P9IlWeI 2OepuH8 WQreH Que S0ertett
1abe benz Depot 0el@lo0en unb 11ur NIT
Der 8r5bten Mabe eelan9 Is, pie 2eute
tpetter gu l&afen.
Detrptt 10. DECEMBER (&eltot5le
Narrbett.)-@ie bic uGree preB" eraGblt,
1T Elm alter 9err III &ebfprb in pielem
COUNTY nit Der f3ren Sbee bebaftet, oab
BITE Welt int DECEMBER 1%1nter9ebe,1 tperoe.
ST bat bic @eladfte bieier @elt tpdbrenb
BET leBte1 3ett 9dr3f@ perna&l6ifQt, UNI
fi& auf bic bepprRebenpe @immelfubrt
npr3uberetten. St bat 1@ 3u bielem Grz
pertinent l@on Elm 5irnmelfabrts> @ewanb
a,'9ei@aht tpel@es Ct Na9t6 an eiue,1
i8ettpfpfen bdnet.
Gin preubt1@erB be1erz
ttrt 3u ben &ebellen.- ueber ben
,'eult&e1 MnsrtH bes Getnbes auf Blen>
ter8 Nprpofe1 bel Mnnanbale BEL @a1b<
tt19to11 1neleet bic rN.zY. Staats3eituns"::
~Oer pl9bli@e @n8rtf miro benz @erratb
zines SfNters, bee 8arcns BON @art<
bauien, 3u9ei9rieben, Der frlber IN Der
preuBi4ea Nrwee btente. Derielbe beler>
ttrte init einen1 %8eftoblenen pferpe gu ben
Nebeuen unb 1purbe bort Don et1ena See
ger. Der in bas l%lnfonslaeer Tam, an bem
Gage Dor benz sln9rif oeieben."
Gen. S&pepf ais PORTER.
ueber ben beuti@ . uueartlden General
@@oepf peib bic Cincinnati @a3ette"
G%olBenbes ju bert@ten:
Gben iebt, ba fi@ ale Blide auf Soz
naeriet uuo S9oepR's Brigade ri&ten,
efntBe Dttails aus Der 2aufbabn
bes @enerals, Der uniere bortteen Irup<
pen epn1nanptrt unb be1en r1tlttdrti@e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

9ot1e, oerlelbe miro BET Ncrldrfer nod
SrSeerer Grfol8e {etn."
Sn Gtpas n,58er fi@ bic @ebeIen in.
cefen fit btele1 eupfnblt@en @@lae NIT
Der tbnen 9elun8ene1 @n8ro8< 3erf6runa
etnes 8roben Gbetls ber Nprp> 81 T.
ourt<@t1enbabn tr5fen, pom tpel&er
8eu,elbet miro, bab aber 100 Metlen Babn
auf elmer Strede, 8 Meilert iibli@ BON
6ubfon AT baour@ unbrau@bar 8enta@t
tpuroen. Babnb6fe Briden urb bic
S@we1ea Der S@tenett tpurpen ~Serbra1t,t,
bic S@tenen 3erbro@en ODER perboBen, bic
8abn aufBert6er1 unb bic @deett 3trtrilmz
inert. Die Arbett rtub po,. ttner eroben
Ma0t per(oner unb FAINT, ,1t@t pbne @or>
&pi1en ber tn Der Ndbe BET Babt @pb>
r,erpea eel@eben letr, unb Sen. @aQed
Derfanpt9t IN etneut &a9sbefebL bo6> no
1ol@e Grepel f1@ tpieoerbolen, bic Gtumob<
net ber Iopn6 une Counties, In be,1e,,
fe 8ei&eben, baftr perantportlt@ Beuta@t
tuerbet1 foQen.
Au@ BON &entudY wpQe, nod tut
met feline Na@ri@ten BON ber ale uttper<
u,etpli@ propbaetbten S@Ia@t tou,u,er.
Die lebte cincinnati, 10. Dec" battrte
Na@ri@t t1elbet, ba6 Sen. @@pepff
nit 1ttner 8a,,3en Ma@t Be8en 3ollt
tpfer aus9eridt iet, pelder nit 5000
Manr. an Gffbtn8<@reet febt. @@otpf's
Deer befett aus 2 1enne5te, 1 &entudp
unb 4 Ohio 3eetnentern nebf 10 ct.
f&dben. Die 9tnneGse>3ruppen fnb IN
Der Borbut. Die In unitrer port8en
Nuu,u,er erpdbnte S@la@t IL DeR>
utr9tnteu mtrb BON beiben 1betleu
betanntlt& ale etn @tee teanfpru&t, uub
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-16
Spiritual DsrsIopment.

Mrs. E. ]. French, a somewhat noted tined
ium," whose material body generally exists
in New York, is astonishing the credulous
BostOnians with novel kind of unearthly
performances. Her familiar spirits draw pic
lures, flowers, COWS and baby faces to order,
and in the most marvelOusly short space of
time. The Traveller las the following account
Of the result of her incsntations;
Her position was peculiar. A small circular
table stood in the doorway closed by folding
doors between two large rooms. The doors
were nearly closed, only giving room for the
table; and on one side Of the table, in room
by herself, sat Mrs. French, while the audience
occupied the other room. When the papers
were partially dry, the medium rooled them
separately and kept them in motion
under dark screen, which was no more than
a reversible coat. Paper, covered with black
lead, was rolled tightly around two common
pencils, and as the medium handed out each
roll separately, the smaller roll of pencils
was introduced into It tndwise Then the
medium called time, and the pictures were pro-
duced in from one TO two seconds. We should
say that the spiritual artists run to flowers.
Though on one occasion they produced a well
developed cow, and again the picture ofa
child, at the mental wish of a mother present.
The identity ofthe paper was well established,
it was thought, and the pin holes marked
important points in the pictures. as the eyes
Of the animals and the outlines of the flowers.
It must be remembered that the medium
marks the pin holes and cuts the paper her
self and what understanding she has with the
spirit artists about these eyes and things is
mysterious Paper opened before the pencils
are put in is found blank. Two seconds after
wards it presents a picture, floral, bovine or
infantile. Those present last night said they
were satisfied, perfectly, that it was super
natural and they were pleased to see another
evidence of the spirits handiwOrk.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-16

The New York Times, we think, expresses
Nr. Lincoln's purpose and position exactly
The Republicans wiz hold this government
simply by right and viii not say thank you.
When they have possession Of it they must
be jusged by their acts and the administra-
ton will stand or fall upon its official con-
duct. But before It can be held thus respon-
sible it must have its full constitutional pos
session, without Ifs or butts without asking
permission Of Gov. Wiss LstsAer, Or Fer
nando Wood.
One most important point upon which the
whole North has insisted with just an IN
yielding tenacity from the very beginning,
ssems now to be conceded ;-=thsrs Is 10 be nc
s9apromiss for he sake ef sqSyalq on The
Gogrnnsnt We are not to pnrchass the in
aaqnration Of constitutionaliy elected Pres
iasut. nor negotiate for the privilege Of er-
srsisine the powers which the people have
plsosd in bis hands. The Yice-Pfesiden',
Nj Breckenridge has proclaimed that Mr..
Lincoln IS the President elect Of the United
stasss; and il is generally conceded that nc
attempt will he made to prevent him from
assuming the powers (which belong to that
once. The Republican Administration will
Be universally acknowledged, and we shall
chs have strong aad solid foundation Soi
e
whatever measures Of Adjustment the smef-
gsney may Esguire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-16
TakIng the Oath.

1t seems to us those honorable gentlemen
convened at Alabama, who have assumed all
earthly power over the people Of the Cotton
States, must be facetiously inclined.
They seem to enjoy the business Of taking
oaths. Several Of them have repeatedly
sworn allegiance to the Government of the
United States, some of them quite recently.
What Government will they swear to sup
port ne1tf With South Carolinians, South
Carolina is Omnipotent. Her big boys have
already sworn to support her through every
rampant in the whole empire.
Suppose the Slave Confederacy does moi
suit the valiant chevaliers who ache SC
dreadfully to attack Fort Sumter, will these
osths Of allegiance bind them?
Those self-constituted dignitaries must en-
Joy Joke. We think Davis took sly squint
at Stephens while the ceremony was going
on, and both of them smiled gently under
meath their coat-sleeves. They must have
remembered how they stood up solemnly, q
short time sin e, and did the same thing a
Washington City. Quite forcible this matter
Of taking oaths of allegiance. But these are
"honorabls men,"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-16

CoLuHRUs, Feb IA, 1861.
well, Old Abe has gone on his journty,
and the people have seen him, and heard
bim, and shaken hands with him; and they
have seen that be is one of themselves-lit,-
rally such. The telegraph has told you the
particulars Of his reception, and bis speeches.
i may remark that am pleased with him,
for his plain and practical manner which is
SO free from sll atIectaton Of style, that you
must regard him as in earnest. had the
pleasure Of seeing his wiie--l use the plain
term-and l can but admire the great sim
pliclty, and yet Intelligent self-possession.
She manibssts The White House will be
eminently Western and practical for the next
four years,
The Legislature has not done much this
week SO far. The most prominent act has
been the passage Of bill providing for lend
ing the credit Of the State to the General
Government to the amount of $4,000, 200.
You will recollect that the State, some thirty
years ago, took on deposit $2oO7, 900 Of the
surplus revenue Of the General Government,
which we have had in use ever since. The
Secretary Of the United States Treasury has
/ found it Necessary either to call in that de-
posit or raise loan. He, therefore, propose d
to this State 10 guarantee the United States
bonds 70 that amount. This bill was there
fore, to authorize this guarantee. The Senate
passed the bill on Tuesday, under suspen-
sion Of the rules and that afternoon it was
taken up in the House when several Of the
Democracy refused to suspend the rules to
read the bill second time. So it had to lie
over till to-day for IS third reading. This
morning, after a warm debate, it was passed
by a good strong vote. The only negatives
were from the Democracy, who opposed ii
mainly because it proposed in the preamble
to sustain the authority of the General Gov
srnmeut. The following is the bill (omit-
ting the preauble) From it your readers
can best judge of the prOpriety and fitness
of it:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-16
Tie black Rerabuoans On FweF.''-

The 1luGk ANtluAAAltAdA W "a
THERE'S nothing like definitions as the fouR-
dation of argument To. get the meaning Of
terms is the first thing to be done in all hOn-
est discussion. In politics this is sometimes
called Hdefhing position. y 90
The words soaT, coercion, iavdsioH, use of
force and terms of similar import gre now
freely used as applicable to the republican
party, aud not more freely than loosely
President LincOln's first speech was deliv-
cred, we doubt not, for the purpose of giving
an official Interpretation to these terms,
No Republican had advised an invasion
Of South Carolina murh as she deserves il.
We claim the power, but had never Thought
it expedient to use it. These reitirated as
sertiOus did not in the least silence the
chsrges Of war and coercion.
The sscessiOnists and corporations have
suddenly became the most tender hearted
persons in the world. The great Worlds
Peace Convention of London, had not ss
many statistics relating to the horrors Of war.
Out Democratic brethren are as delicate as
women Rhdtf rgia yoa shea blQoda
Now this is very affecting, and would be
very sensible if We bad lost the'fscollection Of
the doings Of this same Democratic party for
thepast eight years. (#ti & rrs
While Col. Titus and Major Buford were
shedding in Kansas the blood ofpeaeefpl set
tiers, not one ofthem tainted or 'shuddered.
Twas not till Jim Lane and Jno, Brown, ,aban-
doaed By the government and driven to des-
peration, began to retaliale, that the admins
tration could be brought to see or know any
thing about it. In short, twas not till the
blood of slave-hoIdsrs began to flow, that their
ears were open and ther nerves began to
tremble -
President Buchanan had armies enough
for Kansas and Utah, and constitutional
power to send navy to Paraguay without
the assent of Congress. Was he afraid of the
sight Of blood, or in want Of power when
South Carolina murdered our citizens, seizes
orr vessels builds ramparts, fire upon our
flag, and insults the nation by every known
method? The Constitution only permits him
to pray and cry. 9A'
lis another bull gorihg another OK. This
makes all the differences in the world-in
Constitutional principle. Butas to a5ar; As
we understand It, the Republican party win
be slow to anger, win forbear, viii couciliate,
be considerate and magnanimous.
Our chief is man Of this sort. But back
of that lies firm resolve not to be driyOn
OUT Of the governmenFby force, and you may
call this coercion or war, or whateTer you
please. The terms you apply to US win not
change realities. s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-16
Horpby IN Convention.


The Portland Transcript has long letter
from Ethan Spike, which describes recent
"pervisional copvention ofthe moouisipal en-
p1rium Of Hornby, Maine" A communica-
was received from the Secretary of the Town
Treasury to tie effect that there was " not .
red in that department. The Secretary oi
War Of that village reported as follows;
That eight Of the sixteen members Of the
Hornby Phalanx he'd desGted-hn that moth
in short OF new supply of rum would save
The loyalty of the balauee--was referred to
the Committee on Lighthouses, with instruc-
tions to get the necessary supplies in Port
and-on credit--if they can.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported; "That ways is plenty, but means con
trary-minded, and recommend a voluntary
tax on old maids, cats and tea 70 ill up the
public exigences,"
The Convention went into committee o.
| the hull - and
Resolved, We are poor daown trodaen
long-suherin, despised, injured, miserable
meek, mean, innocent, irrepressible, i'll l-be-
gotten, individooal people.
Resolved, That the demand Of the State
callin' on us TO tell wot aour grievance is, an
what we want is insultin' to aour feelins =
Jest as though anybody with one eye pul
out an tothey bunged couldt see that the
election of Isril Wsshburn was premeditt-
ted insult TO Hornby.
Resolved, hat We are opposed to Koertior
except when exercised by yourselves.
Resolved, That the okerpation Of Bald
vim Lightus by State keeper is a irritatir
circumstances. An, Onless he is withdrawn
qour army be instructed to take possession o
the same in the name Of the taOun. a
Resolved, That eff aour reasonable demands
is not complied to, will take an hold for houl
own use, the State Prison and the Insane
| Asylum.
Resolved, That aour Suvrin Sister, Soutt
KareIiuy be invited to jine with US in. th'
stand we take agin oppression.
Resolved, That If any man shall speak agir
secession-or be suspected of thinking agir
it, any good law abiding citizen may khocl
him down and empty his poekets-the pro
ceeds to be ACCOMPLISHMENTS tn. direction
Of the Committee on Ways and Means, for 1
general treat.
Resolved, That this ere Convention IS dry
An, that whereas the President and Vic
President Of this 0rgust body is both hors
dew eombat-being foored, so to speak, al
helpless, that forced loan to the suvrinty b
now made from their pockets of a suficien
sum for gineral 'ismile, /" on the principle o
self defense. r
Resolved, That Hornby be and hereby is (
Free Port Of Entry for everything bat mig
gers aberlishunists aud Black Republicans
viii h is contraband. -s'
Resolved, That the haybius korpus act
taxes and the Maine Law be and is suspend
ed.
Also an ordinance relation to weights al
measures used in the Ticker trade.
Be it enacted That heuceforth and forsve
in this ere realm-every quart bot. shal
hold gallon. %.
Ordered, That the foregoin articles shall b,
the Constitution of this Suvrinty. An tina
an attested copy thereof be posted on tht
taown pump for terror to evil doers.
Done at the Caouncil Chamber the Yea
One SIS. TREMENDOUS Y. TURTLE,
President pro tsnPus.