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The Oregon union. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-28

HORACE G.. BURNETT,
LAIVYER AND COLLECTOR OFDEBTS;
Corvallis, Benton county, Oregon.
1862 Iy23
The Oregon union. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-28

The above article appeared in the
: VAMPIRE of October 9th, just previous
to the news of the triumph of Democra-
cy in the Atlantic States. Every one of
the filthy dogs who train in that squad,
The Oregon union. (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-28

is our motto.
We take pleasure in announcing to our
numerous friends and customers, that Mr..
Roberts has just returned from below, with
large, and well selected stock of
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15

20 l., NG, PrG
Mo7Es iiOAGLAyD. Dcftl '''''''" ''"''
pN virtue Of an execution issued from the Court
- " common Pleas Of Holmes county Ohio, in A
.r,aIn ,riNu action therein pending. wherein
5f'bef{ Long j. plaintiff and Moses Hoaglnnd IS
u-IcLlAt ~ ana 70 me directed Rs Sheriff of aid
JDuHL Wil ohcr 10 public auction at the north
ME- o. t@le @ 'gurt House In the village Of Milers-
On Mondoy, he 2Ch doy Of January, 1863.
OF ! o'clock r. 81. y aaid day the following de,.
crlbed real estate. bling aud being i'm the cnnntv or
H9.n'5 and state Of Ohio, to wit. -
Inc nNrth-Wct quarter of the north a cuor-
tcf ~ 'H1e'lou two, township number eight and
range number HcycE containing 40 acres Alsn
'Ec norih-wcst quarter oi the south-wcst Quarter
yi seculn number two, township number eight
.lH T!l Et number seven continuing ~ acrcs -
Also' the north west quarter Of section number.
Two, township number eight and range number
-eFcH Containing 80 acres Also, the east half az
me snutn-cust qunrtcr Of secfion number three
tpWh.hlp number eight, and range number seven
con aiming ~ acres. Also, the south west duartcr
-! thc southeast quarter or section number twen
L-lN1' tg"ba.ln number nine, and rauvp number
seNen CONTAINING ~ acres. Alec, all that mart ~
lhe "t.J u' Ul the south h-cast quarter Of section
h'hber iW'ufg-'wo, township number nine. au1
fahge HNmp.r scrru as lies east Of the KilIbuck
tIs ni apHitIH| ug 70 ac.es more or less.
Apprui-ei at SIG0p.
taken as the p.opcrt, Cf snid Ngzcs IIoap'apd q,
saii'y the claim " said Robert Long
erm. cash. JOHN s. NELSON.
NV -'' i-'-"' .O,41 Sheriff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
Dr. Ihrirht.


The numerous friends of Dr. EBRIGrir, Surgeon
to the 9th Regiment, O. V. l., for the last four
teen months, will be glad to learn that he GOT
home on Friday last. The Doctor ex poets to re.
main at home and pursue his profession. Ii i,
not, however, positively certain that his rosignl.
ton will be accepted A correspondents of the
Cleveland Phain Dealer, under date of January
5th, gives the following notice of his leaving the
Regiment
Our popular Surgeon, Thomas NJ. Ebright, has
resigned and leaves to morrow for home, carving.
with him the well wishes of the entire Regiment.
An impromtu meeting of the officers was held
this evening and a series Of resolutions adopted,
expressive of our sorrow inpartng with one who
has endealed hmselfto all by his Kindness and at
tehtion TO his duties. In replying to some com.
pllmentary remarks made by Colonel Sawyer, the
Surgeon said Colonel Sawyer, in parting with
you, would be doing injustice to my feelings did
ttil to acknowledge here the many acts Of kind
ness have received at your hands; and although
it has not been my good fortune Saw yer leg Off
can Chly hope that my successors may be more
fortunate in u is respect. To you Major W ms
low,l am inhibited for many courtesics, and though
1t was my msiortuneto Wn-slow your affection,
am proud to say that have been able to main.
tain our pleasant relations without any considera
bic expense on my part"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15

a. w. l'@sEh y. f'Fh cour, Of Common ploo.
JfFFrnsoN 6ARy Dort Of Holmes counly, o.
IL virtue of an order Of sale issued from Tho
.ntt NoIti ol Cummon Pleas Of Holmes County,
,9' anl 70 mo directed ~ Sheriff Of said county
= VIII olgr for sale at public Ruofion, nt The raj,
Holmes County. Ohio. ''"'"'P' j." s''u
u" hooday The 22d day Of December, 1852.
~ o'clock + M the follo,ino d,sc.,h,a -.
and chattlcs to-witi '''''u t"o's
, about ono thousand feet thrce fourth inch
and twO-horsc wagon. ' ''0'' '''''
Taken as the propert, Of said Jefferson Cary 10
Terms cash.
a. JOHN =. NELSON.
H'~ ~ l7"-- hfjtd.s3i5J sheriff
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
TO COnsumptives.

The advertiser having been restored to health
IN lew weeks, by n very simple remedy, afto
having suffered several Years with severe lung
affection, and the dread disease, CunsumptiUn-is
anxious to make known to his fellow sun ferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send n copy of tho
prescription used (free Of charge) with the direc-
tiuns for preparing and using the same, which they
viii find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRoNoHITIs dc. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the act-
cd and spread information which he conceives to
be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress
Rey, EDWARD A. WILSON, Wiiliamsburgh,
ln3om3l Kings County, New York;
To wE LAnEs--only think Of a womti working al
day on Shirt when il would be butaa cur Of pastime
win an adams Sewing Machine tn, cost of which is
ou' sl' Wrts'oC c. Rugges at Detroit. Michigan aud
sG lhe Company's confidential circular to agents.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
Attachment.

Horace s. WEsroS PEEL
VS., Before Robert Justice
RQsERr G, SCHNgaTZ and j. =. OF Hardy town.
JAIEs bLAGElY, .undecf ship, Holmes eOun-
the d-m name ani slls ty, Ohio.
Schmertz 4 Uaktly, De
fendahts
M the Goth day Of Dec3nibor. A. D 1862, said
- Ju tice Issued an order 9f tlchmeat in the
above action ior the sum ~ saveuiy-Gye dollars
and sixty-ix eeE ts debt. and tntlig dollars pr5b-
lblo costs. ..H HORACE 5. N lssF,f@N
Elrcruft Worries, Attt fl- fh'E
I4u 4 ltG 81
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15

Gnme supper
WILDE served up at the Ohio House, on Thurs
day evening, 22d inst, at 7 o'clock. Turkey,
quail, squirrels, rabbits etc, together with such
other viands as the season affords. will compose
the bill of fare. After supper those who are
fond of tripping the eight, fantastic toe" will
repair to FRlTz's Hall, where good musicians will
be in attendance All are invited to attend A
good time is anticipated.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
Burglary.

About O'Clock on the evening of the Sth inst,
young man was discovered in IlopFMAY & Mos
Clothing store About 81 900 were in the drawer,
but before he had time to secure it lie was discov
cred by JACOB HERzER and s. MARX They tried
10 secure the scoundrel but he was too active for
them, and made his escape.
Since the above was put in type, young man
by the name of Henry AMMoND las been arrested
ana lodged in the county Jail, charged with com
mltting the robbery He coufcsses to having ta
ken from the d aver of lloPEMAN & Moss about
one hundred dollars, part of which was found on
his person.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
Farm for Sale.

fT'HR undersigned will sell on very liberal terms 100
acres OF good land IN Killbuck township Holmes
county, near Oxiogd, Seventy acres are improved
Only part Of the purchase money will he required
down the balance Will be taken on easy payments =
For particulars, enquire Of the undersigned living in
Salcreek township, Wayne county
Dec Is, isG2n6 NICHOLAS GIRARD.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
Returned.

WILLIAM X. MITCHELL, of Capt IusroN's com,
pany, has received his discharge from the service
because of disability. lie returned home satur-
day evening.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
IT Can't be Displaced.

we are assured by experienced housewives
who have used d. b. DELASD & Co.'s Chemical
Saleratus, that it cannot be displaced from their
domcils while they preside over the households,
for with 1t they always have light, beautiful bis
cults husbandc are good natured, the children
don't cry, and domestic matters all 90 smoothly.
1t will be SO in every family where this article is
used, and it can be found at the best stores in
town Buy no other.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
One Thousand Customers Wanted
no BUY TIE LARGE LOT OF

Il good Wade d Butcher Razors Just received ut The
BOOK STORE. II affords us some satisfaction to sell
such Shaving Tools as those have now, for those
who buy will rise up and say FIRST rategrcat the
BOOK Store" n3lm2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
.Inhn Z. AIberisnn.

Our good friend JoHS J. ALntWrsos has been
discharged from Capt. VoRHrrs company, Goth
Regiment because Of disability. lie has return
cd home.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15

Soldiers Relief
The Soldiers Aid Society of Monroe township
will give an Oyster Supper at the residence OF
John Lisle, on Thursday evening, 22d inst, for
the purpose of raising funds to relieve our suffer.
ing soldiers. Tickets, 25 cents.
Hft MARGARET FINEY,
ELlzADETH CoRNs, Sec'y. President.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
DIR LA CROIx7S
Private Medical Treatise
on THE
Physiological View of Marriage

$50 PAGES AND $50 ENCRAyIyGs -rr,s our.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, Sent free Of postage to a prt o,
TIE Union, On the uhrna;ies OF youth and maturity
disclosing the secret follies Of both sexes og an ADD.
causing debility, nervousness, Iepressina Of srfr-,
patatJn %! the heart, suicide .ua-!In-s invI Ilrsr
cnli.s 0us blusrurs detective r~1r1~rv MI -.
and la'situde, 7rtt4 CONFESSIONS 81 trNi7g iasf,s-
El"rutay Nntpoi Mos q C9N,gs sfEFstt. q.1 .
Iowg Nirried LIdH &c, 5c. It's a trutlralI aIyi-
who entertain secret doubts Of their vsfrsl condition
and who conscious Of having La-arded tn. Hs.l.l
napln,s' and privileges 70 which every human J-.uz
GouEG NEN who ar troubled with weakness, gen
ringing in tie Woak eyes weakness o; The lac ana
9g-r e%tretitgs eonf9sion Of ideas, loss Of memory
PA AEIs AND LONDON TREATMENT.
we harg recently devoted much Of our time Ia VS..
TING THE EUROPEAN HOSPITALS, ayailiar our
skilled Physicians and Surgeons il Eu-1ue AMI The Con-
unent. Those who lace thcus lyes uulg our care viii
Clous REMEDIES which We enabled to introduce
@ lnto our IFactGe, AMI t.e pubic may rest assured f he
to these cases which has dstinguls he'd Us l as
Physician our PECULIAR department of pr, r.siaaag
fEENcH FEMALE PiLIs-Lsd.es WHO wish for N-,li ,ir,
the efficacy Of vh-h h-s been tested {, uou-a Ifs
cases, 4u1 never failed - effect speedy cure without.
Pll' TIE Only Ir caution ueccssu- 9 De or.,ryl fs
ladies should not take them they have reason TO e
win be found the wrapper accoinp 4nyine each h5
tAougV always safe and healthy gentle, yet SO active
Price 81 box. They can be mail,d to any part Of
'hs United states or Canala.
TO THE LADlES-Who need oglf',HtiN medical
adviser with regard al Of those liter sting COM
plants TO which their delicate organization ters .
liable. are particularly invited 10 consult us
IHE "ELECTED GALyANIC PRoTEGE E.'-For married
ladies whose health VIII Lot admit, or who have Do -
Ir Z, Increase We imll!rs may b. oblluei above.
heen tNiensy lr used duriHg the last 21 years. Price
N.Y. y . = :gtS y,-r., rx-D,-,rrr
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
The Ohio House.

israel HoxwoRrII. the popular and gentleman.
iy landlord, has resumed the management of the
Ohio House. This house has always been pop
ular resort for the travelling public.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
A Grand success.

The Eighth of January SUPPER in the commo.
dious dining room of what is known as the Nc.
DowEIL House, was Gne entertainment. The
supper was got up III the best of style. Some two
hundred partook of the rich rcpast prepared by
Mr.. SNoRR. The assemblage was addressed by
WILLIAM REED, j. A. EsTlLL, GEORGE f NEWTON,
IL ID. Mcdowell aud Hon. d. T. LEApnErrER
Tho speeches were all well received and loudly
eppiau1ed That of Nr. LEApBETTER was n mas.
ter effort. We regard IL as tia moe. aLle and
eloquent speech we ever listened to. Oi.. that
every man in the land, North and South, could
have heard and profted by it's wholesome truths.
Had it been heard by the Southern Sccessionists
and Northern Abolitionists they would have been
brought to rea i2ation Of their guilt in destroy.
ing the best government on earth if, indeed. they
are not given over to hardness Of heart and req
robacy of mind. The meeting was presided over
by ALFRED CRuMr, Esq, patriot of the war Of
1879
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
BENTNN
NAsTs ADDITION.
HOLNRSYILLE.

And s sofi lands
Treasure
dny day said
Dee AiHGtESf GHdi t aaaH.r.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
More Water!
PUMPS OF EVERY VARIETY.
Buggy Whips.

A MOTHER SMALL DRAY LOAD
1 Of Buggy Whips, Just received at the BOOK
STORE, Don'tbuy until you look at our stock.
3ulm2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
.sHocTON--June 90
GEO. W, GEpDES,)
Wh. SAMPLE, 5Jud-ey
l.. g.. JONES.

TIE STATE OF ONO. HOLMES COUyrK SIS.
u, Z HEgcHER, Clerk q the Court Of Common
the within and foresoiny 70 be truly taken and
copied from the Order Of the Judges of the Court
the State Of Ohio. y
- In testimony Whereof have hereuato
! SEAL. set ms hand and affixed the seal ~ said
49,, Court, at iiiliers6ars this iStS aaS SF of
Nqvember a, j. l70s. L. BEECuER,
Dee, I. i6t2--WU. Clerk
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15

III-0IT-T. = N-TI- TTT|.
Prince, Loais..... ......ss... sD.... ;C-o.
ISILL's ADDITION.
beIl, y. t.. ...... ii.... 4J0.... 10 -0
HAYEHs ADDlTi.y.
Orr' John, , '''''. ......1I.... 2i.... ) sc o..
BERLIN.
5aughHln, Daniel, W. hf ...lG.... H.. Ell
Bradcn. ;. ~ ...... jJ iY I ~
same ''.''' ......Gf.... b.. u
MIDDLETOWN.
hall John ''''.' ......IG.... Ij.... %
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-15
A Gnme supper

ELlzADrrn ConSs, sec'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21
Anecdotes Of Birds,

There Is much more intellect in birds
than people suppose. An instance OF that
occurred in a Slate quarry belonging to a
friend, from whom | have the narrative. A
thrush, not aware Of the expansive proper
ties Of gunpowder, thought proper to build
her nest. on a ridge of the quarry, in the
very centre of which they were constantly
blasting the rock At first she was very
much discomposed by the fragments flying
ID all directions, but she would not quit
her chosen locality. She soon observed
that bell rang whenever q train was about
to be fred and that, at notice, the work
men retired TO safe positions. In a few
DAYS, when she heard the bell, she quilted
her exposed situation, and flew down to
where the workmen sheltered themselves,
dropping close to their feet There she
would remain until the explosion had la
ken place, and then she returned to her
nest. The workmen observed this and
narrated it to their employers, and it was
also told to visitors who came to view the
quarry. The visitors naturally expressed
wish to witness so curious a specimen OF
intellect; but as the rock could not always
be ready to be blasted when visitors came,
the bell was rung instead, and for few
times answered the same purpose. The
thrush flew down close to where they stood,
but she perceived that she was trifed with,
and it interfered with her process Of incu-
baton; the consequence was that after
ward, when the bell was rung, she would
peep over the ledge to ascertain if the
workmen did retreat, and if they did not
she would remain where she was, proba-
bly, saving to herself, "No, no, gentlemen
Pm not to be reused off my eggs for your
amusement" Some lirds have a great
deal Of humor in them, particularly the
raven. One that belonged to me was the
most mischieyous and amusing creatures |
ever mel with. He would get into the
iower-garden, 90 to the beds where the
gardener had sowed a great variety Of
seeds, with sticks put in the ground with
labels, and then he would amuse himsell
with pulling up every stick, and laying
them in heaps of ten or twelve in the path.
This used to irritate the old gardener very
much, who would drive hlm away. The
raven knew that he ought not to 90 1t. OF
be would not have done it. He would
soon return to bis mischief, and when the
gardener again chased him 1.-THE old man
could not walk very fast,) the raven would
just keep clear Of the rake or hoe in his
hand, dancing back before him, and sing
ing as plain as man could, "Tol de rol
de rol tol de rol de rolF' with all kinds Of
minicing gestures. The bird is alive now,
and continues the same ineritorious prac-
tice whenever he can find an opportunity,
--Margen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21
SHERIFF SALE-HALL.

Stale of Wisconsin, county ofGant, ssCircuit court
of Grant county, Wisconsin Judgment Of forecos-
ure and order of SALE Preirie du Chen Bridge
Company, Plaintiff, Sylvester W. Hall, Defendant
BY virtue of judgment of foreclosure and order Of
SALE rendered - made in the above named court in
the above enti5Ncause, bearing date the Goth day
of May A. D. 1868 and by direction of the Defendants
Attorneys will offer sale and will sell at public
ton to the highest bidder for 10 hand the out
door OF the court house. in the village OF Lancaster
Grant County, Wisconsin, the Goth day of August
A. D. 1861 the hour OF IL oeocknoon Of said day all
the following described property and real estate to
wit: certain Bridge across the Wisconsin River and
it's soughs consisting Of Main Bridge and three Slough
Bridges Borett's Ferry in the Counties Of CTaw-
ford and Grant, Wisconsin, and the embankments and
approaches thereto belonging and apperaining and all
and singular the entire corporate property estate and
appurtenances, of the said Prairie du Chen Bridge
Company together with all its rights, powers, priy-
eges franchises and mmunities which the said Prairie
du Chen Blidge Co. bas by virtue of its charter from
the Legislature of the State x Wisconsin and which
it has may have BY virtue Of any law Of said State.
Said sale will be made to satiRy the judgment in this
case amounting to the of thirteen thousand nine
hundred and S7-100ths dollars (Sl3907sT} dam
ages and two hundred seventy eight and 2l00ths do-
lars (S27s02) COSTS together with costs and interest
and costs aecruing.Dated Sheris Office, Lancaster,
july 9th, 1868. 4-w6-ts
S. U. PINNEY, N. GOODENOUGH,
Defts Atty Sheriff, G. c., Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21
First American Flag in England.

We copy from g memoir OF EIekana
Watson, in the last number of the New
England Historical d GenelogicdI. Regis
ter, the following anecdote of Copley, the
artist, who, it will oe recollected, was born
in Boston, and was the father of the pres.
ent Lord Lyndhurst:
"Soon after Mr.. Watson arrived in Eng.
land he dined with Copley, the distinguish
ed painter, Bostonian by birth, and came
10 the conclusion to expend hundred gum
cas-, which he had just easily obtained, for
a splendid portrait of himself BY that cele-
brated artist.
The painting was finished, says w. in
bis journal, in the most admirable style,
except the back ground, which Copley and
| designed to represent a ship bearing to
America the acknowledgement of INDIE
pendence, with sun just rising upon the
Stripes of Union streaming from her gait.
All was complete save the flag, which Cop
lev did not deem prudent to hoist under
present circumstances, as his gallery is the
constant resort Of the Royal family and
the nobility. l dined with the artist on
the glorious 5th of December, 1882, after
listening with him to the speech Of the
King, formally recognizing the United
States of America as in the rank of ma
tons. Previous to dining, and Immediately
after our return from the House Of Lords,
he invited me into hia studio, and there
with bold hand, masters touch. and |
believe an American heart, attached to his
ship The Stars and Stripes. This was, |
believe the first American flag hoisted in
England.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21
SUMMoNs-NANGLE ct al.

Circuit Court in cad for the County Of Grant Wiseon
sin. In vacation after March Term, 1868. Suit foI
partition of E-W4 Of SCI, Sc IS, Town 6, Range 5
West in Grant county William Humphrey, Pain
tin against Michael NAnge, PgtricA Boyle, and the
unknown heirs of James Nangle, late 81 ssid county
deceased The State Of Wisconsin TO the DEFENDANTS
here named.
You rro hereby scmmoned and required to answer
the eompiaics this action WHICH has been lied ia
the oeo OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Grant
copY of your 10 the said complaint on the sab
seribers at their Office Ia the village Of Lancaster Wis
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
of tbs day Of such seryiee and if you fail answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid the Plain
tiff in this action viii apply TO the for the relief
demanded ia the compaint.-Iated Lancaster, Wis,
June 9Th, 1868. BARBER s LOWRY, P.Hs Atty's
AVG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-21

EE"A large and enthusiastic meeting
was held at the Court Houso in st. Louis,
on the evening of the 9th, which was par
ticipated by those opposed..to the action of
the late State Convention in adopting the
scheme of Emancipation, and in declaring
the exemption of slave property from taxa
ton, in denying the peoples privileges of
voting to elect rulers, and refusing the
people the privilege Of voting upon the
ordinances of emancipation Mayor Filley
presided Speeches were made by Charles
B. Brake, Henry 7. Blow and Others. Res
olulions were adopted setting forth that ac-
ton Of the Convention in its last session as
arbitrary and tyrannical, and in opposition
to the plainest principle of the Republican
Government, and proved the body from
which it enamated to be unworthy of the
respect and confidence of the people; that
although desirable in Its title of ordinances
for the emancipation of slaves, we can re-
gard the Conventions enactment in no 9th
er light than covert attempt to strength
on and perpetuate slavery in Missouri I'M
der the cover Of their disguise Of pro-
posed purpose to accomplish Freedom.
That the attempt to favor the owners Of
slaves by body ofmen large majority
of whom were slave holders at the expense
Of others by exempting slave property
from real taxes, exhibited q spirit so mar
row and mercenary and at the same time
so unfair as to equally merit our condom-
nation and conteunt
That we hold the people of Missouri as
citizens Of State occupying place IN a
Republican Government. one that is enti-
tied 10 principles Of popular sovereignty
and right to choose their rulers.
That in condsmuing the action Of con
yention. as body we except from our de-
nunciation a minority Of true men Who
have labored to secure for the people their
constitutional rights and benefit Of the
emancipation, and in our judgment, the
good ST Missouri.