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wEsTEEN MATTERS.

Tia sfsc,n,rs nesmnfncs ~ auara T3no
AID Adaline, sro advertised to form daily limo
IRON m Ottnmwa TO Desmolncs, on the opening
,r~.rn , r,ao,. rno r,-
~, akAsD rArM;- y ine oskaiooea HeTdtd says
itud rs, udn'i III ~ 'Iae nlace, has heard from her
i..tn1.an tfts.is.,s WIS k3rmtseu 0ad oecn
siel sI.;s @ ~ ntsstss.pi he gives as reason
e:1:.;oe ~ ~. c.S sue u Muu H.
s1nn ,sn11aan+ VI aeeonut Oh tne sccee
eAo- NV ~ s4AeD''
SORE IoSGUE.-Ihe Oskaloosa Herald says
tent among horses and cattle, particularly the
lormer, III tint vicinity. Tue animal reiust 8
10 en-, anH an examination shows the t0nTlc Is
swollen, intfamed, aud more or less raw. The
oiscasc does not oltcn prove fatal.
To CHICAGO by the new titneta of the
Chicago md Northwestern Railway. f. viii Ia
seen TINT our people leave ],cre ut ills in th..
morning, and reach Chicago Mt 4.45 on fhe
afternoon OF the same day. The connectIons
arc HOW made regularly ut Milton Junction.
aud the time is the best ever made between
this -pluce and Chicago. Our ci.izens will he
sure to avail themselves Of thi+ mems Of reach.
ing tile metropolis Of the West. The o1iicera
ut the Northwestern road are gentlctnapl, aud
attentive, and every effort is made to provide
t:,r the comfort and convenience of truve!rrs
-|fAacacoteT IFix.> R0isfer.
St,onrn ~ ar1ssoiIT51- Tho ,ns,,,,. f,ono,
Dsuo-,.r, ~ ,o1o+;,., IL 4,o >,u5 -
', :" te'''l''n ~ tno niosoef VI 'ohn
Gardner, by the pro.slavery rufians Of Nilsson
ri b.e tho fo,1ou,;nr.
W. nnacrst,na th,t be eton,o, eo,ra,., -:
r. Mssn1r; ara .ras
1,rt l,,,1'.n;nt. 1.,'. '1ar J.;,ts
1nnci, la hsc5,,,,. ra,;,sr ~ nmae log
safI he sasn Rrnnhl;c:,, and tntd tta nsetns aua
,;.,s ~ ,ac tna ,n10, ~. Ito ~ on1
III - asr.at 80 10 ,,,,3a- so1senns W
,,rei .bo:a ~ ,rnu' na ~ ~, 1e 'asnsr M
1.,ant han5s ~, h;n, ~ n,.e;tam - 1ay ",
lin. drs.,.,.1 h;n, a. iorta -. to to sei@e1
sat,, H. -, ~ S,n,., ~ r. IL 'tase' anu
VI! ~ ~. ~ ne ..lS9ua eut I'LL
In, 1,r;a,t t,n ~, .s dnna,,,,, uae 49, nuieo
Eaa ,rnuil ,'or,,it Ersr,io5,. - ,nt,a ',a,,-
49,, Iii - ~ hns"
nrdaS "4 ~ 49,. hn,,as. ns n1 MIS- r.
;ra -, ~ .s,s ce,,,,,, snraa f,r ~, a ~a.ze g
lis c,,,rsct.r ~ ~ "a Te Eno, ~ ,rss axaa1' .ne
t;n,ah:., w., i,t1 b;.,, -, ~ -, 49, o.,4,.+ n.
',,;is. ~ ". thn,'.,i. m ~ n , ~ atast IT
o'S ~ n,,ei. Il. "e9e nou.n .!9 ~
.'na1' "ouu 70 =. u"sus .moaSu ~ slla
a.aar "4'1'e n'ooeA"sS o'.41iuee L." anu
oi1si. W.. r ~,
~" anE lIas - n1 1es!ollLloa ~ an9l-
~ ~ 3,' VI .no :',,, 9oseini1eAI aMos,
9i.ea I..'nt ;' nsen E "ienGIu =: toi lne eoA
nnne;aar e.. ;,,,,,,rto.o. r.. y, - .; "
;"tnrasta ;a.,,t;t;ai 9;tt, 'a a.,:1a:'. mioso
AttSt S1.S 49, ANSatt*tNN "tAA ~ ASsEA0JAtuL-
, 1861-02-14
[W1l.tcn for the Chicago Tribune
WORDS FOE rIIE H0UE-No. 2.

III i A3L4dEAN kA4AE-
GID, it ia bitter thing to think that VIC who
e:t1de
Abut the world with such large eteps Of ac1olistic
p,ile-
WIN vaunt oa- mighty prowess forth unto The
: fa7thcst sea,
And ains Cur bragyart bosstnss out on every pass
=" Ing breeze
And send OR saonts Of Freedom up unto the
startled +kies,,-
Should stand convict, fore God and man, Of hypo-
+ critic l.cs.
Tint In this grca: and blessed age, foretold by
nariyred Secre,
WHO shut prophetic glances through the aazk o,
tTonblous years.
This shining noon of Liberty, whose supersolar
blaze
N4aees even Icspot'e natures melt to loving humau
ways,
Oar icy eor1s should clasp and hug-our Gallons
- hearts caress-
Crime besot Of Cruelty unon righteousness.
Saa1l proud, imperial france unlock the lips Of oil
her SONS,
Ard smile to SEQ how fast aud fae the electric FREQ
speech suns.
sa:u Anstria, rendered mcrcifa. by lrowns Of
for2f.u iaEas,
Take otr its grip from Poland throat, and loosen
Hargary's haaca.
AID wc-the 1ortl.iest Of the 1acs-moyc earth and
Heaven to win
Tic lsat'=oua championship Of Ill unutterab!c
Sill.
Shall d7owsy nnllond. zouscd from sleep, presa
forward calm and brave,
Striking. through Nil her broad domains tue letters
from the s1are:
Shall Russia, with single sweep Of Freedoms
magic pen.
caase fof:y million seys to be traasn.ured into
:asa?
And VIC, whose tsows were zauctifel by Gods
- anointiuy cdrisn1,
Grow hoar=c in shouting g 'compro1i.e" with
= usra 2iabollsm:
10: savage Naples. gsshcd With wounds, gees
to.sering to its fali,
Ana 2ou.e 1r:rs ra.e with fesr 70 sec thc :7r.tng
ou the wall; .~:.
And ont fsonn weltcsinE ehaos cometa poos IrA1lA
Low,
sez:s OF honor On her limbs and glory on her
bra,r:
Whilst we % God. DO mczeifnl9 arc blocking up
the way
Though which :hc world must pass into the broad
aud perfect dry.
Lord, strike rs dumb before nc speak the I.casiot:c
word ~
Ihas to nil peo-,!es. through I'll tin,e shall make
6lt naC1c atuorred!
lr1. STRIFE dead before nc cast tho votes that
pure ase pcace
E'-:h that great Wrong which gave, Of cid, Darab-
has his released
Yea, sovf.n JUSTICE, s2ite Us no.r, aud write no
Ichaaod
oa osa d.d l'raws ashamed through all tho cen
tnries Of Gcd!
Loc.7'5rt, L,sno1s-
, 1861-02-14
OEI G AL
Ols u \ ~
Certificate to ezrrc TIC ist day Of Jaan0gy 1SG1

1Cn1GoE's OrrIcr. STATE or IL.1yols.
-Tr aGAc1l. .jannary .9, ISL.
Whereas. The ser.:ilS Us rance eon!pan. ot New
Yors 'its has flied IN tis:s;e statement OF tho cot:
the Aeuccs # insurance CopHnG notlacor .'ra.ed
" the Sae nf illn9's approv. rshsaafy ta. is2s
and wc1ca~ rad Cv1a?ans furai h.l satisfactory
eyrnr. tat 1t l. sad the rrqugu1 amount Of
ca itl II, cste II rto:ks AMI mcrt agr; and has Cid
IT this ole0 wr TIN Instrument .tghed bv the rel
dst sIei, AMI SECRETARY tersor aPpnatns 2: ~
aston q l:,e ha. Of aid t;onrans ard ny and
Hnre*trscGly authorizing .i'' a:Snos -''e .e!s:e
of rrt@c-R Tor and on btlnl ct e1i1 Fonuany, r.
sesilin. ts.at ctsco Of rnee upon tts- The ssf!
ocH' IL III b. tlr. Nh held 10. va1ll Il served
upon the Compiay aud wa.yias Ill e'ai Of error by
Tcheo1 ct %ltch service. =.
Now. thsls:o!s = PaEsns?ee Sr e "a rrossi;ns e
lus1l: act:,,nts or tn. stao ~ llnoi@, do hereby
certify II Al tho sad T. " PHILLIPS s nufhGEz a.
aEonI fu7 tt sail npauy, k!Insact the business OF
lIsnrsnce in tais sta Mnts, the s,srty ar*t day Of
January in The yea~ eighteen hnnt!rcd and rfytytun,
far as lie ins be- lesl, empowered 20 to do BY said
80; In Testimony whereof have hs rennto Sub.
SEAL ser bal ny name and s;tsxcA the nj IT lny
t>~' ollca a. srs. sncld. ils Scvcn;h day Of Feb
yEsSt. X IIjEDIS Auditor r A.
, 1861-02-14
ORIGINAL. ..*
cs,ncs.e to expire on thc slst day Of January. Isl.

Certificate to expire on The sst dag Of January. 1.
Arp17oHs 0rF,oE. sr4rs OF I111xozs.
.--- spr1nteld Jaauary Ut 1SSt. s
WHEREAS, The EtHR Insurance. company located
at Hartford il the State OF Connecticut has flied in
this office statement u the condition VI It's atalE
required BY Au act to regulate the agencies Ut In.
sufance Companies not Incorporated py fac efnfe OF
Illinois," approved febrnnry latn. lsa5 AMI an act
amendRtorv t1!ercto. appFnved January ~ ISL sud
whereas satJ Com las fut ntshcd sctl factory evil
dence that 1t pussessed OF the required amount Of
capital tn cstcit stocta ard mortgages and has ne
in this office written in<t unent sneu " the I.re.i
dent and secretary thereof appotnt!nE .. = HUB
Agents tic trAhacston of business q said COM
rany. aud luy and unTsscrycdy authorzln: then! to
acknowlc ferytc' process fer and on behalf of
taId Company conaentin at service of process upon
tae. tho said AEuuta shall be taken hed to be a.
Claim II err4'r by reason Of such scrsice.
q tae Az: at t:re*al9. Jesse i; I lTspfs 4ndttor
fsr!3fg thes tne sa.d ts;s aUnMnAMD M and a. CHAK. -
PsnK .es te huiaess Of insnxaGs taa $ate
f fsen Hundred and sxtyTw; 80 "a fr aa tasy nay le
t--~ In TtstiMlony whereof haEe i!c runto SUBJ"
}sEAL scribed my name and liked the seal OF my,
.->t3 o1,ce ct Springfield. tits twelfth day ot
fssdai:la I; - jesse E. DUBOIS. Auditor +. l.
, 1861-02-14
3znucafinttaE.

y>:-..>'~:-rToN II f,}2:ANNG.
!: ...:s:. c:1-sl auc To5eEra7E.cai
'.'''' ;ri =. W TIL Il. EEATSEH,
f,r.1ns.e of Tie poy1rrnfcl Institute Of TreAdau.
and Of Mi,sin. Academy cf Frcxherx faxonr.
Or.ce NJ III Dearborn htr.et 1oo'n14. oGice honfs
tn Il IN ANs1l
, 1861-02-14

" l.: s u ACHINE ES.
!. 1an;:fli & cos
IS t:.i NIauufAotuxfnr
-: sEN:MC MACHINES. ~

- . = 4 Il fEs8 PATENT.
~: ';.s :aea~ahas who .ro u:!ns
":l.' ~. a.aUti. Last Ea1f tbeu1. 3{,nj
= =. ~" H'.Alss Til. PATENT Ii.
I''..:' 81 '';;,tHE1: & NAKER, EI11s
-: ~ ;:'-.:'t.~ -'.lAnE 81 uslu. t.,cm nre
: "'-.'.-L:lir1i1
:''..: ~ 'as: ~tc." We wan: them l..
= i IN NJ t,.Eally rorl:3r basi.
'''' IS nj. .:s,t + iTsctd tpaci.3m.s1n MN
=, - ID >.,.1l al EAU s.ld *ta.inciudinr
''' E" "" i;FSc etts ts!r&l sfytet1, Secutt.S
.': t'tH4'sz u-e in ixmiiy ar tlloT.
- ", ~ tAsAFl*1. LEa1T1AATE AM,
- =: cAEG:-1
~. :: :'.tei.t:a.'- as weE rs our Customer.
- HI :'Ds.l+1 ia sixty dass for
IT, III wholly satisfy the p1r.
=, .'''+s saa.e~ our machine worn,
." "a there u necessarily some
y. ,'':,cs ara these:-1t uses I
- ':-.,i".: under the 2rtn; .cwB
=. - .-s-. ;.i.acr Aing fastened and
'';'+ II t.'a-.es; la secured from dust
- u. !e'sr Purchase h greater tl.an
.!.: +: IT is1- hut two regulating
= A. = ~; and III ftD1.t: the driving
-. 49,; table. y requires no alter
= a.: II u Ill c.Sk31 III do ncAt-
'",s ''' @aEE THAN Ant MACHINE,
II l. :. ..h:cls We arc acquainted; !;
!; :''a- tastlv and rtlii: 1t llntt.ers
Ii ~ It. Suua Other y Ill salts
So NJ niece or 7sbor.sar1nE ma
s'' f-:.i:1, 1:ato universal favpr NJ
; ':,- .s'r''1 FATS l,as placed them Ia
:. - ~ ,'A1s,,'aci:tncs. aid though
r * -: :'sI:-s staEH btcii largely In
"r :, '' !; aaic IL slapi.ly tic demands
~: Nt: Iali tlutS iii! a1l or,5ers. va
>. !. - j.. t:s E.t;HTSIuE HLAET d;
... 1854" iiEaisfEIs, and eau now
r." 'F,1''rt bttt.:r Instruments for
= !: :. d ct!tsrpsdcfr, Let eycfy
- = ii Err Ff<4,1f II +,
, 1861-02-14

= 'As5ltaj Discovery
;,ca~cry car%e fEM7els1.
.,a-,srF5 crEss CAnEer
-,,,s..rs raTcs SrtSi3K Sore u Mth.
=, ...,.;rcy cutes Hunor of the ETes
1,,~1 tnre& SscA3d Head.
,,...,.,,rr cCrc& lsuunfnc ofth0 Ear
-, s,..r1 cuf,~ GiccrAtt d EofeI Leg
...,..,,r, rayca lerEk.
!, .,.,.r-y cGrs,s t.aeumat1an. =
..isr-y cpret Satt-1ehcnm
i:.a,SrrY cuEr1 nyspcpsta.
" ii. rprr lsesulateS The RcErl3,
y .,..,.,,rr Regulates thh NdnpYf.
'u.c.ir. = Regulates The LirHS.
>,~->.y..Y has cured 1ropMJ.
.n.. i. net kEq7 u Iist the Ecattey
-: .ai.xsr1 s,cs. TT hennedSS
-.4 CO Sly =
, 1861-02-14
Ird1ssn0rtatin.s,
NEW YORK AND
~ BOSTON
C<E 1,E% H%B- fsrxH r. -

FAST FREIGHT E4TSE.
va P1TTer CEcn rr. WA. Ne 4 CHICAGO RAIL-
Eoas 70 Cr-stltne: Cleveland. Columbus & SKctn-
Eatlt oads-
TIE oSLY I1SE sESD1vG FaE1G11r THROUGH
~ rAto tAxn wtInon tEES5Ek uuaSSEof SSp S9rg Syf
Tns above ice has han established BY the P:tts-
bus incinnsst I:a;lroad corsirs, for tsassp'Ts
a Er1rert. With Grt1 rE &c patch tetwecs Ch.raso
s, satt ~ Srrn Cl,r- an Terms Than has reretoiore
Rates ii. t:.:.es a. lc1r a. i,y arv other routa
istss Frs'f Errfs'y f. r, + &, ss please
Et.also eisfs" tn have the bsst Passenger Ecrta
at IT, &c vi b: bap21 to $50 sholr eaes
14>& 'N''''@ J. !. sH74iSenAM t;~n7. asess
CORNING. cenfsssiiae .,ss Il :essessa assss .'Fs
ret coE.er 81, xao r E1.s ard caEat streets W.sl is
{1-RhAT CENTRAL SHORT
LINE ROUTE WA
Pittsburgh. FIT. Ways. 4 Chfca~o. md
Henn~ylCnnta Railroads. to
aA Eastern Eities~
CL - r x E. & = c.,
7nCoClI FREIGHT AGENTS =:
Il tae Eontasies a:.:ed .bose =: taeirr eacs,
a2 Sstnshsra street, = ~
;Anh at arpnt Q! t::sbrr='. # Ta7G.S cai,aso F. H.
rhs osce> Of hi: r:"nsy snta ilr ..'s era:anr In
e fast are 11c;t %: at ~ .stoE House SrE ysfS;
inean ect Ko=tor; 10. 81 North street. Eas,:m5rs
ao nj the stE"rai !'cpo., Philadelphia ias d7;sn
, 1861-02-14

.r-,,
A"1A"~1ts
"A and A3 I n 1nJ1a a<-as+
= -'A "~417 "<s@e"a
37ANETTf3 HEsp 4y7T'yEww
n,,a-s.. .s,.,.ass ~ ~ 1.lE ~ =
In ni, y IesE!sen' Aa.Tta. ASeoH1f. nom pa:dsa
~ E:s VI Co'sIsl5 sFc ire 0sTa nccoMModsdoEs
nsarss :" 5eehSr TIE escss and GoEreS-"ndsnts
-M:erest or catl fF c3a o1lF he allowed in Caeea
s speStataf. ens haze heer u1Hle 70 that ct SCI
tetelee a. tFf p*vable st ep9c11-d Gsta. ca
.~I ao'e:ese"tt heaslo"ed~
Az" N6FAkksa1Hs1s
Hsoa.;s tas EHot less than e-a dollars recztvet
h1c Certificate II Deposits Issued lnterrst At 81 pFr
5nt wii1 he III wed IN Fnoss ~ sfs fissrrn0nof
t:r the fhn'is retsnfne IT. c- t1rds 4 arfrine3
Ems. AHee-: tcatae roade payable or demand ana Ia
like funds rs ercs!tai ~ 0
COLLECTION DKFATxTMEKT.
1<;:ac..o IN f,hr,uo -ras,, a -s-,a....
, 1861-02-14


om ~. .' .s' .. 10. .. - ErNA ,xarp
AACE coMPAEr !nsa.eq n Martiosn; Gonn nv,
14r'' and ia paid up Market
Kea1 Esate IT. ~. sc:vaa nv 's7
~, @nTtg":e, f.: e, md r,,,- "a, S' 3S5S1
ca.h al9, II the hands ct agents aad II ,t.o,cuc
r: r,ss Bnnds' per cent. seman' an ,,ea,
AorTa G; ;G.l .Snda per cent? sc'-sn' s,oo seo
,,Ssnsn II 1'n;s 1ns5s; s;;i ~
,asnas'! inters:S s::ss. ., :iaeo :s.ca,5o
Aarr1 sr1,,r1 ,IS ot1 per SEM snfcd son
1srgy s;Hiy ntss' rer ce1t sensl- mn s,no
ASnsH Gfy ttr noad' IL per cent. ann .mo
SSS SH.ffsris 1"fk lily A'1Hs tr sea1' ,omo E.,o
C.1tea S1a1 S.ee1' per cel' se nm
AsatGcKy aSnna niae e:fs n1 cent ,ccoo 1a,ooo
sn,a seua s1aie teIss per cent. c1 :s
Il =: :::
oh1H anaaai S,a1e sntscst res ee SEMI 7seao ~
Nstssr asi S's:s sses spsr o s!o,o
1"nna Htaas ,n1r tt cent sen IA nm oo IN
ItuttrHh t.On,,Etry Stack so{EJ ENEQh
Sf,arps t.nnr Xiv, 40 Stack II fQD nl50
mi Erare. Ension erti Worcester
~ ss1nS * n ~ ny c S:n, M
u Sna1es Citizsns' hank t:.Wa
!" et.~. tnrnwrI ~ % rnnn ~ snA. son
n snnrc. etaf,ord Ea.E stocs. stof
s. shatee Ea.le EaaE Stoc.1, Irey;-
m, shsras t!nvrTT: - Fan; s,,s,: yoS
~ m, Mass 2npGa 20 Sn
IN Sss.Ics 'Satc,y Fund In. h Stock
D,s:on. Mas .,--.-.. 1Q.0oo 1a5n
nri STOCK st. LouIS Mo :: clQL1 9lcU1
nm shnrrs NJ rcsSuts Bank Stock st
N mi. III, 80 10 010 11s1l
mn ehnres Npclta.tc7 Rank Stock st =
~" nmi+ No ....,. s0prQ 2QqW
tee s,n-rs Earut7a ..nt Mechanics
~ HnnS StnrE 1lf!adrlp;,ta "a 5000 tos0l
..7 Ss.ras H;1na siauI St,riS Inrt.
1A' sEa E.ri Cam 3'' "'A"H "A~~ 11;7eQ 1esea
,no encrH. itsni+ Of T}:rtf ri County
@'' 7ut utt,Hi iIa-tesr. ::,,,tn =. son 6Go1
.c, es.n s:srsn f!h"rt ~" - tt,E Hank stocx '
4eS iinr n,rI nnn ~ ~ 10ca3- 1n5na
a,n eh..n. IN, 7,nt stnrk 11oyts,ra 3~
-o' 7in, ronu '5 '" znOo on1-
en- eHn-"s 'Errhsn~n Eanl. StocS >'
wv Iiarti,ri f.,'i 1aono 13cb3
ann ct1rns E,rr,rs ami k"c1,nnIca
+@ s1nIss n,na stocE nsrfat M ronn. 4oHn 4ser
500 Shares Hartford i;aIk Stock, Hart
ford Conn; 5ace9 'oco..:o
lG9 Ehar y MEIEitAtts u!,st .M.]HAs ,,n,, .,..o
, 1861-02-14

e7:i tE=. sc :&s 2Stt:- It "a LOWEST E!AnK;:T
FEgcEs-
- a:tN Ecxst I'm Flats
:.:n b3ts HHE3-r nsnN,' il:
:sa " RiJSsIA TKoE,
70 IMITATION RrE3iA,
G.3c BRIGHT ss.d ANa:E5LE TE.=s
= SIS casIs sEEET Z1NC,
IA tcta PIG TIN,
.s.S3 !hs, COPPER E1TT0MI
y s47s TTNNERs' TOOLS ead HACIln:Ea
~ csEl> BRIGHT Ok sad C1U. GHA3H5t
I.sG3 de=, aXES,
-: S6OVFLa, E:a...oEs se:1 2.SaGN1
= ::ts PAD KO!.2
FUTILE, HiBgAE3 j. g3t,
1a:aF]1J Corner O, State s7d lake n:1.
~ II. HENDERSON Is CO,
net,, 4 Syva.1
, 1861-02-14
Efs4yFll 1. Y11EE3SEV

:tn'ss9! ot ths Grand Dutr7 1T ssxa.we:me1, he
lr1cEtes Of HFnrsHsrk Aad Sayt-Go. ana the ffes
ctr 6: r11Eor. and b. sreria1 er of several ass.es
sc:hnrlz.d to srt f1r forIre: cftIZras 0t ATsTEIA
?!:cssIa. sAxCNY. TIErEAHEE:i 0LDFNNEEe..
a.. tn.sAkrs-
, 1861-02-14
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
JAMES HTcCA3fN1DS,
Canal Street bet. Madison and Washington sts,

,so,ntaetnrrr and dealer all uGs oi Wood Mould
1nws I1nnr iaubs and Archir3res Of anv d. sired nat
feFn Circular aiouldtH.s any salfns, W o1 Tur inc
In iii is branches Scr Sa%ir. aud Ccr4c- Drt kets
,ers and Nexris or hand and made to order; stair
Railing md F.acxtts Flat,E anu Matching md Saw
sStce: Fe1cs Psk. e Particular attention eiren to
nE orders !a tnIa Gm gag country 10, ny and a f the
nre;asa gmbsE n1'ed With dsratcn and Pped It
fora purchasing el.cwherc. -3iy motto b;-~ Good
WORK and low prices win"
Agent for WM. =. HILLS Justly celebrated ~ =
: OVERN ING G;VALVES, .'
Steam Engines. warranted to regulate the motion
Of the en2tae perfectly pndgT any and all cltcuu1.
stances. Send for C,rrpIsfs,
Poss o@ne Box A25R. lasr61ly
, 1861-02-14

rHICAGD s. RCCK ISLAD
~ RAILROAD LNE-Passc1cc- T..f,> e.onr.
fcm nn1 a.rfve A: Chicago a. foflovs.
Ct Is r. u. tSund:ys exceptetJ.
si.as Exprs>s leaves at tL45r II {Sa:rrlzs zzce34-
edl arrive ut 5.6 T. T. tMun.fAyb c1teplcd,%
1ouet Accommodation. 1tN T. H. {SuiIl5x trscatalt
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The Border PaoInea,lon.
From the Cincinnati oszelte.l


A large public meeting has heen held in
Detroit, which endorsed the Border State
plan of pacification, and appointed Com
misioners to proceed to Lansing and urge
the repeal of the personal liberty laws of
Michigan. Both Republicans aud Demo.
crnts participated in this action. This
sign has the more Significance from tho
we'll Unknown fact that there is no State in
the UniOnimOre euncOmpromising in its at
titudc on. .t1e slavery question than Mtchi.
gan. Even Democrats there have been
obliged to keep up show of resistance to
the extreme demNnds of the South.
1t is as wellsto understand from the be-
ginning that the Border Conference will
have to agree upon this basis, in sub
stance, or else its labors can come to no
result. The so-caIlcd Crittenden plan of
protecting slavery, by a Constitutional
amendment, up to the extreme Northern
line tOwhich that tinstitution can possibly
go, win not be carried If attempted. To
ask Republicans tOlabandon the position
Oniwhich their recent victory was won, and
thus go even beyond what their most ultra
opponents asked dnring the canvaSs.is per-
fectly absurd. Even the Douglas men,
in this contest, chose to break up the
Democratic partyfrather than consent to
mildersterms than tire Grittenden sbeme
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S1eeta, C0Ied' GGHum OF the SttuR-
tion.sSe-A Readable TRIke.Om ON the
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PLAT OnlFrRNnpv,s .cor-

sANEOAtNAIDGE RLAEt tI9CRlTTRNnDH,SsC COM
- LyIPoRM.i h PROMISE.
l.: Fhat the Gov leesOlted, That by
eF1mept of y Terri ths Senate and House
tory Orgnufzed by al d d Reptesenfatiyes. :
act of Congress, tx following artiriel
provisional and teu beproposed md snb-a
pornry; and durih lmEted as an amepd-,
its existence, all cttl pltnt to the Gonsti-
Eens OF the Unite sufon, which shall
o'ates nave an equaI 9e valid as part of
right to settle withEJe Co6stitntion.
their property IN thN len ratified by the
Territory, witk0ut Dtnvontions 81 bree-
Iheir rights etthssot lFo trths of the PEOPLE
person or proparts, bf the, States:
being destroyed Gr FTrSt, In all the
impaired by. COngres Territories now or
slonal or Territorialih ID er CATER acquired
leglslat!on. nofth of latitude 36o
2. That it is theEsO slavery or invoI-
duty of the Federalsnutary servitude:.ex-
5oE.ernment = ~ alteePt for the punish
IT'S departments, tofmlnt for crime, is
protect, M hen ,1ecesstp stplphibited while. in
sary the rights i6f.ail til 8 eTerFitory
persons and property 3nth Of that latitude
in the Territories, ESbgery ts. heTsby re.
and whererefelse itst t$ghized as eriStin1.
Constitutional a'us3ad Shdtt not be inter
tS0ftt extends. s4't tttl With y Som
That wien tleigfess, but shall he
l'settdrsln n Territory trt tteetsd as property
'naVng an adequateibyall departments of
tPopulAtton, form q THE Territorial Gov
State Constitution, nlennent during its
pursuance of Law, ,sontinuance. AiIthe
the right of s6ver-i iCerritory north or
eignty commences, iouth of said line,
and, being consum i within such bounda-
mated by admissionitics as Congress may
I1ntoa the Union, they yIpresctibe, when it
stand on an equal contains population
footing with the ;peo- necessary for Mem
i pie OF other States Der OF Congress, with
and the State thusR republican form of
organized ought togorernment, shall be
be admitted into tbeRdmitted into t b e
Federal o Union, wheth- Union on an equality
er its Copstituttonlwith the. original
prohibits or recog- States, with or with
nizes the iustitutioplout slavery, as the
of slavery. Constitution of the
baets ,-.s State shall prescribe.
The mon who formed this Breckinridge
platform, It should, aforementioned, seced-
ed from their party because the majority
refused tn grant what is here demanded
| namely, that slavery might go into the Ter
l,ritOries without interteFence from either
Congressional or Territorial law. Il is
manifest then, that tits was the most that
the must radical 81 thei slavery proPagand-
lists asked for nine months ago Will, this,
four Iniohthsl ago. they 66ld have been
habunlRntlH satisfied ) and this, had. they
obtained il in the eleetion of Mr.. Breckin-
ridge four months ago, the. Republican
party would hNYegTegar6ed as disheHrt-
enfng defeat aud an Overwhelming calatni-
ty. But pass this Gfittendeu Compromise,
and the defeat of this O-Slavery party is
a victory more brilliant than they ever
dared hope for, s.-
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Not,Ouly is II pro1d ed 10y the Critten.
dcp e9nPgpmisel a wRRt the Douglas
party at Charleston 0sitiYelv reFnsed in
effect, but We. are cal upon to consent to
more than the CharlS ON scceders of AnriI
ever tnonggt roE dee hding. A compaei-
Crittenden ComproI 81, so FAR as thty
t9ncn tpls 9uestio of the extension Of
slavery IS lnstFuctlEs We ,giSe it, as, fol-
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lion. PettitoggsEs, MT soldiers or states
men, are nova day q models for imita lion
among the Hotspurs, the South,
Senator. Hunter Ba5a 4 mighty nation II
Stumbling down, andAhs wishes 10 nee It.
fall, to let the minoltty reconstruct Il ia
snit acknowledgement thansitsis. thus, buiI,s
up he begs the North TO mite with them
in AoheW federatiouiis 4 JeffSrson Dayis a
snort time since. dreY @ feroctous picture
O. civil WaE.s He satass in substance, the
North conld do notHieg with the South,
becapSe they must Htseh through emntr
cotton helds, where thSy would fnd no
people to destroy, wa d the cIiiyalry could
.desesndS- like reaper 10 the harvest Of,
death, on the densel 4 populated cities Of
the North. He there Sc begs them 70 lei
the secessionists abo4 b the Constitution
in peace. After this His great master Of
this new system of statesy md loeistics
goes home and has q Of the aFae.
Wien will southett pSliticians act With
common sense, and ee9 e disgracfng the
name of Americans With their 'factt6ns alb
surditfes? The hone oS ths nation is
made. a prey 10 then madness, and the
world is astonishe 4merican folly.
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