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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

CTATE or cAIIRoREIA, Cyun,x n q n y
y lin the DlsiVtct Ceuvt, QeVeDih ~
triet.- PRISCILLA MAIlON, rlaintiG, u.
MAuON Defendant action bfonEA1
trict Court Of tbs Eleventh JuAloia1 ~
the Complaint Aled In the County q % .
the once Of the Clerk Of osid District Cert
for said County md State.
The People Of The etAta Of Oniilsruia{ q
MAHON, greeting: You ere hereh9 ea(0
pear In an aetinn brought against yon " ~
named Plaintiff, In The DisiStct QDGge - ~
judicial District, IN and for The CoaetE e
and 10 answer the Complaint 0ls4thsls'
days, (exe)usiye Of che day ofsarvfeu.l a +
vice on you Of this Bummono--lf Desve& M
County; " served out Of this Caunfy. ~
Judicial District, within tNsnty dnvs ~
out Of Rald District, then within eag1y al
ment By default WIN be taken nGnlnse gbN
/ The sata action q brought 70 e1,nla,
divorce iTOm the bonds o. @AtgimeaE ~
between you and plalntiG
And y yes fAn u appear an1 AneEN|
0omplaiaA - allow peq1irsA, ~ eelI
aPgly ios .liA asaees arseseleg ~ +.
- Wisnsss - hSs1. ~
I L. = 0oaEt heEsls n0Ee1l q U|
,as 1- P'aeWyills, 49,, ~
- 0onen Ni5sN 2. q
J. O. EAssxAS 3 J. }. WIlIiAla, n ~ n II
Jya0 Attorneys iOg RiuintiG e ~
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Csunsy 81 n Dosula
y In the District Congt ~ ~ Eleventh &11|14
District. ;. n. DOUGLAS, plainlLs ".
RANDALL, Defendant. Action bnoaIht % q n
trict Court Of the Eleventh judicial pll1sto4 ~
Complaint Aled In the County q y Dngo4p, - ~
Once Of the CLERK Of said District CouEt, y ~
said County and State.
The People Of Tia 1ssts 81 CailieFnia, -
RANDALL Mes,ing: you aFs hereby seVa.s14
pear In an action brought ngnlle1 yoo ~ m MI
named plalnslR, IN the DIasgiGt 0oNp1 a. -
Judicial District, 10 49, leSnk4 0D1ptN -
and 70 AnoRer he CnmpaalHt 0I44 M1IT'N.
days, (exctS3iv e eeaY ~ tnf4lE1I
vice on yoG IL thln enmmoote.lf No1DNI
Couuty n SERVED cut as fhig N6G&,f 4N1 NJ
Judicial District, within teeoly N8f &e4
eat 81 aatd Dlslvlst, eA1M wilAAh fatiV i4NfN
ment By default WIN b. taken eneln89 y94 4
action 10 bvought 70 recover iu1Nlnest Nlr fN NJ
Of e8S01 et-lN0, bsgides inleFeDe end eeel9 n
amount claimed b sa due naI6 pinipllks D14g4 3
ant, upon prouilssoEf note execnleo end ~
to said PIaintiG, By satA netsn1snt, O0er
1890, for ths sum Of 0a01S Oo.ieo, payS
months after date, With two pr sent.
month, payable monthly ard ~ yon lAn o.
and answer the snid Complaint. ~ nbogq q VI.
the said Plaintiff will take judgmsnt apaI =
for said sum, Interest and costs Acoog4l4M
prayer Of said Complaint. - u.
-, WilnesS NJ hand aud ~ nea5 q az
I L. O. Court hereto aalxed, q o1ee = ~ ~ -
t-,- PiaceEvIlls, this Ilth day q yult, ~
WIN. 4. JkNUNHY, cl1IE. = 3
ny OgD11 eQgIn1 plI
g. W. SAHpHRs0K, plalnlia's Attorney. i1.I8
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w OO DIS
RHEUMATIC REMEDY !
WILL Positively
CURE RHEUMATISHEI

IN ALL ITS FORMS AND STAGES:
Az the Testimony Of Hundreds In this City, who
have been long sufferers, Abundantly proves.
THIS 10 no OUTWARD apple alton, to act ~
i Sinple palliative, and dsluds the ami :ted into
the hehef that they are cured. when, In fact, the
violent Symphonic are alone allayed, to break cut
AfEeSh, upon the hrst exposure.
II 10 conceded fact, among reputable rhyUt
eenO, that this disease can ony be cured y inter-
nal remedies Such an one is now offered 70 the
puhi, with the utmost eOnndeucO. nay, certainty,
that no shadow Of disappointment will follow lie
use. wish Il disSinctly understood, ! DO not
but do ofIeF it, and kuoW it 70 be . sovereign
remedy, for al mannsF Of RHEUAATIC AFFEC-
TIONS.
Prepared and OoaA, Whoasssle and retail, By
WIN. II. WOOD Chsmlss and AposAseaSy,
No. III eseanA sersst,
tBstwesA Xisslsa and Mana seFssss.l
au9a-lmis FnHsiseo.
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Gburrbrsss Charitable @rnrrs.

Protestant Episcopal Church.
PLACERvILIE. Divine Service ut the Court House
every Sunday morning, at II o'clock; Sunday School
at same place, at o'clock, Pm. CoLOMA-Servicc
on the first and third Sunday evenings Of the month,
at g o'clock. Ell DORADO-ServIces on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month at eight
o'clock. G. c. PIERCE, MInister.
Residence, Cary House, PIacerville. j,22
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light Of their knowledge and the impulses
Of true patriotism. Hoot down this
nonsense that the Constitution is destroy
ed, and stand BY It as the first Of duties.
Then will the grand old Union come back
as the first Of blessings Boston Post.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

MasOnic.--Slerra Nevada Council,
No. 40, Of Royal and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the fret Tuesday Of
each month, In Masonic Hall, Placerville.
L. W. RUMSEY, T. I'M.
IKE 8. TITUs, Recorder. 81
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

The following Letter, which en-.
phatlcAlIy speaks for ITSELF Was written By the Dean
Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of Medi-
cine to the editors Of the Pacific Medical and surg'
cal Journal San Francisco: Tor publication, ,s,0
TO ne Efttors Of ~ It'ctGc Ae6iicdI and SSr'
0Sc0I .ourH6I :-0entlemen-My attention hes been
called 10 an article In the December number Of your
Journal In regard to the al 6WRdesB degree granted
by the Pliladephia College Of Medicine to Or. L. J..
made 10 the Faculty, Il was accompanied y amdA'
Wits and testimonials 70 the effect that Dr. CSapkay
was regular graduate u. D. Of the University Of
esth, had served surgeon In the Hungarian army,
and Vas . regular practitioner OF medicine. On the
strength Of these the degree was granted The 0a
swRdsRs degree, a. its name implies e Conferred on
graduates only, and gives no new privilege: Had
there been the slightest suspicion Of IrTeGulAry the
apDllcation would have been refused. ny inserting
this In your journal, you will do an act 81 Justice 70
the College, and confer . favor on
Yours very respectfully. N. RAND,
Dean OF the Fscaity OF the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
DR.. l.. ]. CsAPEAVs MgpscAI AND SURGICAL !HsfI-
TurR II on Sacramento street, below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mall stealhp Comyeny'u
Once, San Francisco. Tho Doctor oilers Tree con'
sultAton, and asks remuneration unless no enectl
. cure. Once hours. iGOm a. y. toSnA.
| CEanucAFs.-I, the underSlgned. Governor o.
Hungary DO testify hereby that Dol. J. Csapkay
has served during the contest for Hungarian liberty
ss Chief Sareson In the Hungarian army, with faith
1ul perseverance,. Whereof have given this eerth
cate, and 90 recommend him % the sympathy. a.
ofsppFeaiaalnsp pathetic Ana unHesrVsd
misfortune. kpgSVgn AASON =
Washington City, Jan, &l. - IN
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Catholic Church.-Rev. J. Largan
will oficate in Georgetown on every fret Sunday
Of the month also, in COlOma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10, A. n.
Vespers, in st. Patrick's Church, Placervillc, on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past 7. jy97
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

Masonic. .. st. James Royal Arch
Chapter, No. Is, holds Its regular meetings In Ma
sonic Hall, on the evenings Of the 6rst and third
Wednesday Of each month. All Companions in
good standing will be cordially welcomed.
AARON KAHN, n. r. H.P.
is. tires, Secretary. Jan5-ly
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The Physician IL often blamed for
want Of success In hisreAment, when the dsappolnt
ment In the recovery Of the sick 10 to be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White
npothecary, is paying particular attention to the
compromising physicians prescriptions and family
recipes from medicines Of undOubted purity. Robert
White, Medical Hall, lie appointed agent for mos
OF the RenLine Patent Medicines.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

CTArE OF CALIFORNIA, Cauoty en- y
y 10 the District Court ltAs Eag1r
Ierict.--RACHgL .. D0vkR, piri1I.
DOVER. Deiendant.-Aetlon hlonr1I
trict Court ofthe Eleventh Judleia1 n,
Complaint aled IN the Conniy - ~
once Of the Clerk 81 he sai1 D11hl,3
for said Coanty and 0latos
The People Of the State 81 CnAlo1r
DOVER, greeting: You ere horeb4 Pre-
In an action 6roaRht agAino1 30
named plalntlG, in the Diefplei CoEl4 -
judicial DislFict. IN and for The Q11t,I
and t0 answer the comp1ol1t nI94 t214
days (exclusive ofthe day Of eagvlce)q
on you eth senmnlone- lloegve4 qi,N..
II served out Of thIs County, bhf Nilt1
District, within twenty days. " " ee,3
District. then within ieEt5 aAt1, ~ IN
fault will Be taken agalna1 NQa. .t|
The sai6 aetten e kFongAe " eb,NIN
said Court dlssalvimR The bomAD e. uo|
Ing between Plalnli9 nnA Snnfse
Plaintiff the ouelo4y Aa4 eonafol ~
yer and William a. Dover. infanA
and yourself And " yea an - =
swer the said complaint, 81 a,61N
said plAintl9 VA take ln1smo4e
sAld decree and eoaos, aeees9lA&
said Compliant.
49,, Wllness ny HASA. ~
/. Q. CouEt hereto a@Re1S q o.
-. piaeervills, taIs ~ ~
u. <. saaAasa. A,soEsS7 q
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

sAndS sarsaparllla.-NO remedial

sands SarsapArAlla.-NO remedial
agent was ever introduced that has proved go uni
for the cure Of scrOiula, rheumatism, stubborn ul
GERS, salt rheun', fever sores, eryspelaS, pImpes
boils mercuriAl diseases, crtaneOuS eruptOnS, liver
complaint, bronchitis, consumption, female com
plants. loss Of appetite, and general debility. II
will speedily remove the worst symptoms Of these
distressing complaints, and In brief period com
pieie radical cure. JeS
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

ADExocRATIc ExcnARoE wants to know
" who is benefited BY this wars" Ac.
oOrding to all SecOunts . great many Re.
pa6licAn Contractors are making good
thing Of Il. Y
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Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev.
A. BLAND. Pastor. Preaching at II, A. N, and in
the evening. Sabbath School. at Q, A. n. Bible
Class at the same hour. u
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

Masonic NOtIce...stated Meetings Of
Fl Dorado Lodge No. e. are held at Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
In each Month. II. GLAUBER, Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

The History OF HAN Dyes shows
that they have been In use IN the Old World for one
thousand years. Perfection is reached at last. The
modern world admits that CRISTADORAS EXCEL.
SIOR DYE comprises and impArts all the elements Of
beauty which Heaven has bestowed upon the most
favored heads. The change Is effected in few mo-
ments. Dr.. Chiffon says amer careful Analysis that
1t contains no delcterious ingredient" ~ Sold
everywhere, and applied BY all Hair-DreSSerS.
CRISTADORA, 6AstOr House, New York.
GEO. W. SMELL, Agent,
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~NOtice.-All persons indebted to
DIRE. Cooke & Titus are hereby notified thaS Mr.. A.
simOntOn Is duly authorized to collect our entire
outstanding indebtedness. Those who wiSh u
save costs will govern themselves accordingly
We also give notice that hcnceforth we shall ell
force the collection Of our bills quarterly.
DRS. COOKE u TITUS.
PIaceTville, July IL, 1851. jy9o-.
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The nem0aranAe Grad,

The following principles, laid down by
Mr.. Jefferson in his Inaugural Address,
now more than sixty years ago, have al
ways been and still arc the doctrines held
by the Democratic party. They should
never be departed from. BY adhering to
them strictly the Democratic party tri.
umphed in many hard<ought contests.
We don't know, says contemporary,
whether we shall be charged with treason
and threatened 9th "halter" and "gib.
bet" for publishing the creed, but shall
run the risk of that anyhow. So, here
goes at venture:
Equal and exact justice to all men, Of
whatever state or persuasion, religious or
political.
The support Of the State governments
in all their rights, as the surest bulwarks
against anti.republican tendencies;
A mild and safe corrcctixe Of abuses
which arc Topped by the SwOEd 81 revolu-
ton, where peaceful remedies are unpro'
vided;
A generous spirit of concession and
compromise vital principle Of Re
publics, without which there must bs
an appeal to force, the vital principle and
immediate parent If Despotism;
The supremacy Of the civil over tho
military authority;
Economy in the public expense, that
labor may be lightly burdcned;
Freedom Of religion, freedom Of speech,
freedom Of the press, and freedom Of the
person, under the protection Of the hdbeG'
corpus, and trial by jurics, impartially Sc
lected.
II any have wandered from these prin'
ciples, in moments Of error or of alarm
let them hasten, whilst the forms Of ouI
beloved Republic yet remain, to retracC
their steps, and to regain the road which
alone leads to peace, liberty and safety.
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SperiaI ami &emrraI Notices.

SWEETS Grape Batters, or restorative
wISk-A powerful, yet pleasant medicine, mAnufAc-
tured under the immediate supervision Of Mrs. AM.
SWIFT, the celebrated ClairvoyanI Physician, and
prepared from ROoIs and NRRBs Of great medicinal
virtue combined with the pure Juice Of the caliOr
MIA Grape. A certain remedy for Liver Complaint,
Bniousnrss, COstIveness, Dyspepsia, Debility, I'm
paired Appetite Impure Breath, etc., and all diseases
requiring powerful Liver InviRorAtor and Tonic.
Warranted the best remedy ever invented for Dis.
cases peculiar to Females, such ~ Leucorrhna, or
Whites, Weakness, etc. So popular has this prepa-
ration become, that even the editors Of the leading
papers Of San Francisco depart from their usual Gus
tom-not to commend any advertised medcIne-and
pronounce Swett's Grape BGterS, or Restorative
Wine "A worthy article an excellent tonic; . good
appetizer, and useful medicine for those suffering
from Dyspepsia and arrangement Of the Liver" etc
Sold by all Druggists, and by
DANIEL SWEET, Proprietor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

Palmyra Lodge ~. d. F. and A. NJ.
hold their regular meetings on Tuesday nights next
preceding the full moon Of each month, in the new
Hail. Upper PacervIlle All brethren In good stand.
ing are invited to attend.
JAMES McBETII, W. NJ.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

Ofthe latest Styles Imported By us direct from New
York and which We can therefore SOL at the same
prices which other traders are f0eed to pay In San
Francisco.
Our assortment Of Fancy, Staple and Domestic
Dry Go DIS, Gents Furnishing foods OF every de-
scripton, and all ,inds OF House Furnishing Goods,
il too extensive to enumeTate. We respectfully In
vito the public to call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. We will give satisfaction to
III by selling better goods and Cheaper than the
Cheapest. WOLF BNOThENSp
ieIS.8m Placerville and Sonora.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

Why is life the riddle Of all riddles ?
Because we must all give it up.
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JAMES MCBETII1 W. u.
BEAJ. MEAcuAN, Secretary. auto
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is. tires, Secretary.
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meddIing with slavery in the States, is
sound here, and is on President LincOln's
side. "IhGrS no LGsefsI right to inter
Iere sOith sL0rery Ckere it erista," are
President Lincoln's words; while his
pledge to stand by the Constitution, all
its guarantees. is before the world. Now
pray, where does this ChnrleStown Post
master get his authority to consider the
solemn guarantees Of the Constitution AZ
abrOgatedy When did the people throw
them Off When. for instance, cid Mas
sachusetts set aside the Federal ConSti.
tuition? What need Of renewal? What
does the official meant There IN the
Constitution in full force. This official is
bound to obey It. He writes fat disobe-
disnce. His position is, in theory, rs
much secession IS that Of Davis and
Beauregard.
Those who now urge resistance to law
and preach the duty Of emancipation to
four millions Of slaves. are playing into
the hands Of the SeCessiOnists AZ surely
90 though they sent them powder and
guns. We agree with the Chicago Times,
that such . crusade would DO abhOrrent
to the Northern people. Good Godl-
Why 10 slavery agitation thus urged upon
the country Gowl Is not the cup that
nov may not be passed, bitter enough
Must more gall be poured int Must an.
archy DO brought to the happy tire-sides
Of New England9 Must labor and bush
ness suffer by eternal warA Must this
Union 60 down in bloodi Do these Teck,
less bestirrera Of the Addition CAuldron
know what they are abOutl Patriot I
stand sOlidly by the Consultation. It was
framed by sages and heroes The pigmies
who now assault Il say that its product
the words used by one Ofthem last Fourth
of July-hAs been "yeaRs Of iHAmy."-
The "plain people" know better. They
know the product has been National pros.
perity. individual elevation and happiness,
such "a the world never saw. They
Fnor this, Lot them act according to the
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-07

THE OLD Arcade has passed INTO the nanoA
Of Mr.. Charles Hayden, Q we'll known and very
popular caterer, who will use bis utmost en-
deavors 70 sustain the wellearned reputation
of this pioneer restaurant. Frank Riley has
been engaged Is mGitrs de eV'''"'.
Blacks CouRr HoUSE EXCHANGE has been the
rendezvous Of the prominent politicians dur
ing the past week. without regard to party
His liquors agree equally well with oil Pol'iiea
proclivilies and predictions; hence the selec
zion Of Blacks house for their headquarters.
TUG Social PAHTT given BY Nessrs. BurtoC
and Collins, in Upper PIaeerVilIe. on last ri
day evening, was well attended aud passed OF
aRreeabIy and to the entire satisfaction OF thos'
present. Nc. aud Collins know how 20 get ~
and how 70 conduct these reunions OF sO6GAbsSs
~.
THH JswEsH HOLlDAVG-OuP IsrasIiGish
frieuds. with universal accord, properly %
served the New Years holidays Services
were held, each day, 10 the new synagogue
and were fully attended.
BEEow CosE.-Wolf Brothers advertise "a
sell their stock Of Summer goods below cost
for few days. TO make room for their Fall i'm
rortatious now on the way from New York.
ODr lady ftieuda are thus afforded an OpPOrtu'
ui.y rarely met with. Of purchasing good goods
at small prices.
BnocxLlss BRIDos-The tOlla collected a
BrOOkliss Bridge, On the 81 Dorado and Sac
ramsutO Wagon Road daring the month o.
August, amounted to six hundred aud my
three dollars.
wEL1s, PAaOo B Co, through their agent
TAsO. =. Sracy, have done ~ papy favo's gu
ring The wApk, for which wears duly grateful
A. shSt RIVER "ls' up
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
Our Army Cookery.

Soycr a,hc Prince Of Cooks" dlstln-
crushed himself. AS all the world knows,
by his culinary campaign in the Crlme,'
So valuable was this department esteemed,
that the services of the celebrated French
man were specially engaged BY the i! brIt-
ish Government. There is rea'l nothing
tn preyeut the convcnicnces of Soyer's
excellent system of cookery i'll our own
camps. These convcniences were OF the
simplest description. They consisted OF
air tight stoves, calculatedto cook Tor illty
men each, and so constituted as to DC
oasiIy carried as pannicrs, Oschpa on one
horse.
We learn that offers hive bcenmade IN
Richmond to supply the Government with
any number of portable stoves OF this des-
crirton. DEMONSTRATION is exceedingly
simple. \ boiler is constructed capable
of holding fifty pounds Of meat with seven
and half gallons Of water, with tire box e
beneath for coal, and a lower grating Tor
wood. a chamber with slide furnishing
the draft beneath. The complete apPar-
atus is not more than 81 feet high. With
supply of these stoves, end man de-
tailed from each company, throughly
qualified to manage them, the entire cook
ing of our crnps might be conducted with
the most admirable system, and, certainly,
with the best results. Such culinary
ca}iccr might also act as comnlissary for
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
From Washington.

sIon writes from Washington to the
Baltimore SIN as follows
Urgcut calls for more troops are made
by public men in the North, and also i'll
the Northwest. 1t is proposed that New
York should increase her quota to Il hun
drcd thousand men,. 1t is . complaint i'll
some of the Northwestern States that the
Middle and Eastarn States have been
backward in furnishing troops for the 10.
tomac line, and that the deficiency had
been made up by drawing regiments from
the West. The States Northwest OF the
Ohio river are relied upon to furnish
troops for the federal service in Missouri.
Kentucky, &c. Both in the West and
North resort to drafting men from the
militia has been proposed. and should the
war be long protractcd, will probably be
adopted. The experience of the war of
1872 showed that men paid as substitutes
for drafted men were tho best troops: and
that volunteers We're the worat. Bat
though neither volunteers nor militia
could always be relied upon, they would
often fight very well if provided with
cover.
The relation Of the Northwestern States
to the Union is peculiar from their pur.
suits and their geographical si'la'ion.-
Wien the compromises OF 1870 were
happily adopted, it was a tavorite idea
with Union men that the great tier of free
States Southwest Of the Ohio. which are
destined. after few decades. TO contain Il
population of hundred millions. would
i.y their naval and commercial influence
upo! The Eastern and Soulhrri sections ni
the Union, forever maintain its integrity
Yet they soon after failed To control the
fierce pcii,;c4I slliagonisns that arose be-
tween the two extremes. Bat The great
and growing interests of the Northwest
require a restoration Of peace and the per-
pctual freedom of commerce with both
sections. In no respect can these pcr'na.
ncnt interests he HUSTLE TO those "t Tie
East or the South. The power of the
Northwest over the condition Of this ""lin-
try is certainly, ii some time, t" be cs'
tabIished aud exercised. and no doubt i'll
manner beneficial to lis welfare as Il
Whole.