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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24
EIe Erntc 1luslid,tcn.

Gin Bauer in Belmont Gauntp, SDio,
fbreibt:
,,0ie 2(epfeIbiumc bier brrum itrben
in reibsr Sldtbe, Sirnen, pfrid,r unb
pHaumen absr lpiro'5 ,pCni9er ooer 9ar
feline 9etsn, &iribenbdume iino msbr ais
Die 6dlfte ourb osn Sroit jeritOrt NOR
ocn. SeCrsn peripre6sn cine reihlibt
Srnts. Gini9s Sausrn boben btrsits ans
asfun9en, 8orn iu pflanIen. gini9e Der
@sijsnfeIoer fino neu9epfdot uno nit
S0afsr ein9eidet tporocn. ancere baben
ifeuenneife CRIME Slsden, uno nur tpcs
ni9e lebea oonab aus, als ob ite cine
balbe Grnte liefern purben. Da9e9en
Ifeben &iebmaioen uno @ieien bsrrlit.
Sorn, 6afer uno 8artofTeIn lperoen bier
Bsrum in Ren9e an9etaut pereer.
UT Die Gcn0ree,Ssrbenolunaen (;n5
fGg ttet ron gGinthi Snttgsnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24
SluGt pen EsbsIIsnse fansensn aus
Sort tlJeSenrr.

Baltimore, II. @ai. I'm Sams
flag entniibten 6. Gamdr uno gS. 9.
Compton, ;rpei als Spione sum Sooe usrs
urtbeiIte 8ebslen, Elm ju Is Sabr Sins
Iperrun9 perurtbsiIter Sttdflin9, gtds
memo S6earer, Elm oes Serfdtbs Qn9es
fla9ter, gtamenS Soriep, uno eIp nabe
@itD point 9efan1snsr Hebea, 1emen6
9ipins, aus eent Ifnsrn Cert Mc6ehrp.
gSis fie ibv gptfeEtbtU btrpcrtfcIIi ote'i,
" neh Gin @6thfsI,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24
Fer 1btb. hsrr Ubavrr

Der Ste @en9re6. Oiitliet war lpirftid,
ko6ft 9Iddli6 in Der Qusn.b feines
Reprdientantsn in Dem iebi9en @onorrB,
0rn. 3 B per. Derlelbe lit Gin oe' '
f6idter Surift, III tbdti9, ittts auf isis
mem polten, uno bat nod ME in ienem
Gorpet cine Stimme ab9eeeben, auBer
fIe 9in8 fir bae Sefte unferer gtad,fom.
men, eas MCbI aniereS Ganoe8, bic Rfs
aIFeRpe, fc mic prftrt q etrs ID I
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24
Dan Californian.

cans SraneiSco, is. Mioi.-
Yei Der acifriaen Wunicipal.@atI iiG9te
BAG 8otts ltnionsSidet nit 1850 Stimz
men Webrbeit bel elmer SotaI 2(btim=
mun9 BON nur ii 900 Stimmen.
Storcp 9auntp i'm Rtuaoa Sersitoris
nm miro oeip @obe Der SanitGts Cons
mittee $4,000 gum 8eI6enf MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24
:. SSn Der Gbot un :

u / n iibsrbaupt. Sn Der Gbut un:
ter ben iesiaen 3uit6noen oes eanoes.
baben mir iclhe gate uno brope Mdnner
notbWenci9, uno mir fino bsrjlib frob
~ erfabren, poB man in ieinem Diftrift
eruifli6 oaran eentt, ibn uobmaIs fur
ben nG6ten 9ouereb Su erHeRneu uHo
iu erp6 blen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24
Rrploiion Cinrr puIpermtlblc,

5rpD, 2l. Wai. 0tutc Morsen
flc9en eie Shaablitcee Qulpelmdblen in
Die Suft, ii @ellcn BON bier, uno ;ers
trlimmerttn . 8ebGuot uno tCbttten )
Qrbeitcr. IS erpIooirtcn 5000 pfuno
puIver.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24

G1TStnT Der tsRen SspdBr ba6 biz Srisss.
Nu@ti1tst ssSsnwdrtis gus Rnb fGr bic Sa6t
her tlaiOn, unb i@lsas iar bic ast,iIlpn, 1up bic
lanssn, Fruss'a aEb faarsa gtF&iv usIa& ss'
siat paIliiIAausA basssst h4Atr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24
Don t7eresGareIina.

ReuporP, II. Mai. Sin Srief
,on Hetp Bern fa9t, oaB Die Rsbeuen al
E Sruppen, Die in gtoro Carolina fino,
lab 8ir9inien fnoen, uno Dap aus ben
ioli6tn Staaten rtpdbreno Gruppen
ur Ssritdrfun9 Sees ourbpasiren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24
Qtiur kur,asfd6te DiOarapbis

Cine huYstfaftr Geographic
Der 1nioneenerdlen bic rpdbrsnb Der neus
li6sn S6Ia6ten in Sir9inien eefoaen
iino:
Gen. 6abs.
@euerol alexander 6apS BON pittss
burg, Der am Donncrifa9 an Der Spibe
ieines Commando een 6eloentob ifarb,
mar in Sranflin, Senan9o @ountp, ee:
boren. Den merifauiI6en &ris9 bate
er aIs 2ieutenant i'm Ia. Snfdntelie Rss
9iment miteemabt. 9tab Dem QnerifT
auf Sort Sumter our6 bic RsbeGsu mar
Sen. 6aps Der erftsn elmer, pel6er Der
Re9ierun9 feline Dienite anbot uno err
belt BON oieier ben Soften ale @apitdn
i'm Is. Snfanteries&eeiment. Nob i'm
Sommer orfdben Sabres or9aniIirte
Sen. 9aps in pitt6bur9 oa6 SO. Qenns
ipluanio Reoiment, ols oefen Colonel er
am 25ften Quouit ernannt puroe. 2(m
29fen September 1862 lpuroe Colonel
6aps gum Brigade 9enerol bef0roert,
uno bat in bieier Gi9enfbaft feitoem ieis
nem Glnoe NIT folber QuS5eibnun9 oez
oient, oaB ibm oa5 Qoancement gum Sra
iors 9enerol ni6t msbr fsrne lag. Der
600 bat Ieiner rubmpcllen 0aufbabn nun
mebr Elm Gnoe 9emobt, i'm 9eoddtniB
feiner Mitbiir9er aber miro Der Rame
Ulerauo . a y 8 nibtsoeitowe:
niger fortleben. Sen. 9aps binterldbt
cine Satin uno mebrere &inoer.
0cM. Seb8iuif.
Moiorz9 z9enrral Sobn Seo9nif, 9oms
manoeur ors 6. Qrmeetorps, mar in Son:
nectcut 9eboren, fam 1888 nab 99effs
point uuo purce 1892 2ter lieutenant,
uno 1899 liter. Sn WeriFo erbiClt ct
pP9en 3apferteit ben 9Barafter ale Gas
pitdn uno fpdter als Woicr, unb murce
Damn rpirtlitPr Qrti(lerie:@apitdn; 1855
@apallerie Matcr uno ccmmanoirte 1858
uuo 1889 in Sort Rilep unb 1850 in
Sort gSiie in &onios. Sei Nusbrud,
DER HebelIi0n puroe er Colonel ees 4tsn
Ser. ct. SapaIIerie:He9iments, uno am
81. Nu8uit 1861 Sri9oos:@eneral er.
belt oann Gle 3te Dipilicn pcn 8eneraI
summers Nrmeecorp5, unb madte ois
0anaen Selojii8e in Sf.&ir9nien unt
Die Sbla6t bel Qntietam NIT, no er per-
tpunoet puroe; 1862 muroe er 9enerol.
Wafcr uno 1868 ommdnoeur os6 9ten
uno Damn oe6 6ten llrme0orps, II. ;etb-
nete itb bel 9ettp6bur9 aus.
Gen. 2SabsiuDrfb.
Sri91ce 9eneral Same6 9. gSao5:
north mar am 30. Sftober 1907 ju &c.
neice, Staat 9tep 9)orf, 9eboren, purot
i'm 26iten Sabr Nouctat, 3c9 Ii6 ieood
in ben pripatftano SurGf, um icin GRO:
pes Sermo8en 3u perrpatten. Mit Se:
9inn Der Rebellicn mar er elmer Der Srie-
oen5: Gommifdre uno muroe IpGter $50:
luntdr Qoiutant bon Sen. McDcpea
uno fpGter Brigade @eneral. Damn rpur,
De er @ommonoeur oes Oiitrifts @cIum
bia.
Gr mar i'm 6erbftc 1862 Der Inion
@anoioat fir @oupernGr BON Nep 9Jorf
Sn ienem Sabre, ipo aber WcGleqan an
6lupt Der 2lrmee mar, uno nod altet
ben 8rebe9an9 9ien9, rpuroe er burb Der
9opperbeoo Seymour beiic9t. Sp6tel
fdbrte er Die 4te Diuiiion oes 5tsn Ir:
lneecorps uno ftel an Der Spise ieinel
Eruppen am Sonneria9, ben 6. Wai.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24
@Ii SIifsr, Staats:G
5uspcneirunS pen erci GeppGrbCae.
hlafffr

blGtttr.
Die bei6cn Gopperbel6. 3situnoen bif
,,@orlo" unb ,,Sournal Of Sommertc,"
in NCuporf, (au6 censn ospiils 3eitun9en
in Nusntaun ibren 2elern monbc NusJG:
9s 9tl'efcrt batsn,) Die einji9en Mcr9rns
jeituneen, bic bic 8efdlihtt proflomoticn
Oe6 prd itoenten pubtijirt baben, obpcbl
iie alien M Cr9snjeitun9cn in iener Gltp,
Unit Qusnabmc Der ,,Sribme'O y Su9eienz
Oct rporosn mar, iino lesten Oonncrita9
nibt erIbienen, oa 8eneral . I ibrs
Orufsreien unter 2(ufiibt 9cnommen
babe.
Nub bat @enerot gSaGate bic Ginitels
lung oes ,,Guenin9 SranIeript" in BAL
timore anbefcblen. G6 1T pities Elm il
lcpales, lii9enperbreitenoeS Slatt, oae
neulib cine Oepeibe UeroTentlibte, mel
be cen 8erluif Der Qctom1e Irmte in
oen leeten Shladten auf ni6t tpeni9er
dls 10000 Mann er9ibt. Oas w6ren
nur eini9e 9unoert mebr, ale Der iun9e
9tapoleon, Me@ el a II, trGbreno iei'
nem ,,9lorrei1en Rddju9" auf Der Sllb:
inisl psrloren bat.
SItIt StptIlIt IttOlllllC Uuo xvii Ctt
a6oeiirten Qrefe. 9tun aber 1T beipie.
fen poroen, oaB oieIcs SIatt Die Sepes
Iben Der aTociirten prsfe gar nibt
nimmt, uno ooB AUDI BON Der afoeiirten
prefe cine iol6e Oepeibe niemols aus
9e9an9en 1T.
Hie 1CerIo une eas Journal Of Com.
meree erfteincn rpicoer.
q msW orr, 81. Mai. Die sc. o..
8crlo uno oas Scurnol of Commerce baz
ben ibre 8eI66fte pisocr aufaencmmen.
Die Militdrbeiesun8 1T ;urdf8esc8en.
Dis Mills in t7sw Jcrfep aufscbotcn.
trenton, sc. s., I6. Mai. 2(uf
@unfb Der 9tdtional Re9ierun0 bat
SoupernCr Qarfer cine protlamation src
lafTen, Die ale Wiljen, Die binnen IA S1s
9en aufoebra6t ,peroen fonnsn, unter oiC
BafTen ruff. 3ieieIben iollcn als Srs
fanteries es8s9imsnter fir 100 Sage in Den
Ser. Staaten Sienif ein9emufert perosn
uno rpie anoerc Soloaten squipirt, be-
naffnet ,t. tperben, absr Feline Sountp er.
baItsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-24

Der l1nioneenerdIen bic rpdbrsnb Der nsuz
li6sn S6Ia6teH in Sir9inien sefouen
iino:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01
passes, the bonds Of this Union are vir.

passes, the bonds ofthis Union are vir.
tually dissolved; that the states which
compose 1t arc free from their moral
obligations. and that as it will be the
right of ALL 50 it will be tke duty OF
some to prepare definitely for a separa-
ton amicably if they can violently
iftbey must"
This aas then the doctrine Of Mnssa
chusc:ts; 4 doctrine that she adhered
to until by adopting another she could
break down and destroy the reserved
rights Of other states. The :tatu ties of
New York coinciding with it, conssitu-
tion says:
1T shall be the duty of the Cover
nor and of all the subordinate officers
of the state to maintain and defend it's
sovereignty and jurisdiction"
The constitution of Iowa declares
that:
:,All political power is inner ent in
the people. Government is instituted
for the protection, security. snd benc-
fit of tho people, and they have right,
at all times, to alter or reform the
same. whenever the public good may
require it,
The d,ctrine ofthe people Of every
state in adopting its state constitution
has been that of sovereignty and indie,
pcnden &C in the State. Such was the
doctrine Of jefferson and Madison in
preparing the resolutions Of 1898 and
1899, and such is the whole theory
underlying the fabric Of our ias,i;u .
lions.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01
NOTICE.
HAVING sold 7. P. 4. Brown half in

HAVING sold 7. p r. Brown half in.
- terest in the presses. type. and material
of the Plain Dealer printing Office. am com.
palsd TO call upon all those indebted for
subscription or work, to call immcdi atelv
and sett O. as wish to leave by the middle OF
April for Idaho. D:bts dnc may be paid to
w. r. Mead. The public alton If tbs pager
will be continued by Mead & Brown. who
will ill cut unexpired subscriptions and sd-
vertising upon the terms Of contract.
Dated New Oregon April lss 1864.
+. J. MEAD
We shal undertake to perform contracts
for subscription and advertising rs nen,ion-
ed above; bat new subscri p;ions commencing
after this date must be at the ,at. of ST. 50
CT annum at hich rate, we shall from thi.
date, charge all unpaid sub, cription. prn.
ting materials of all kinds. besides tn. er.
pepscs Of living, have greatly increased AMI
! wo must advance our RI es in o, der to i've.
All other papers advanced the price of sub
sclipton on the breaking Dat of the war, or
soon after, to double Their former RI tes.
Ours must DO 50 now. Dated April list 1864
MEAD & BxowE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01
TO HORSE G!VNERSI
DR.. S,reets MfuN,ble Linim:nt F,y

DR.. S,reet's I,tall'ble Linim:nt F.r Horses
Is anrivaled by any, and in all OF arnenes arising
from Sprains, Bruises Wrsncing, its effect is maeie,
and eersais Harness or Saddle Calls Scratches Mango
&C., it viii! also cure speedily spav. and Ringbone MAJ
be easily prevented and cured in their noen: stages b.
confirmed cases beysnd the possibility of radical cur.
No case Of the Kind, however is desperate or homeless
but it may be aleviated by this Liment and it, si,hu,
application wilt always remove the Lacness and enable
the horses to travel with comparative ease .
Every horse should have this remedy At hand
IS timely use al the first appearance Of ameness
ualy prevent those formidable diseases mentioned
all horses liable, and when render 10 many
valuable horses nearly u,thless
See advertisement. -" 1872 ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01

4 ? FACE PARTY.

The Democrat, party is the friend and
advocate Of peace. As it would nc: make
war for the destruction Of State institutions,
- is would not prolons it's existence to ac-
eomplish such AZ end It will hail with salts
f.esio, the close Ct the war, and . restoration
.ths Union upon the basis cfth Constita-
zen. standing pledged ~ its antecedents anu
history to use all the means Of honorable ne
sssistion AMI compromise TO that end. lt~llt
not consent 70 a separation OF the States
x:andirg upon this platform it is prepared
to resist all assaults upon is integrity slso-
eating peace and restored and unh-cken
Es:sn Of St.tss.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01
motto.

DoMEsTlC EcoNoMY. No housekeep-
er or cook is fully prepared to enter
successfully upon her culinary ''ulies
without having the Chemical Saleru
tus on hand. 1t relieves the mind of
much Of the care and anxiety expert
enced by skillful cook. For sale by
most merchants End grocers. Call 70,
the genuine in red papers, and beware
of tho counterfeit Put up in green.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given HAT the co-part.
~ ncrship heretofore exis ing under the
name and st, le of Sadlcr & IInnegan is this
day dissolved bv mutual consent. All debt.
due the firm are to be paid to A. Sadler who
will settle all debts ofthe firm.
New Oregon, March. 18th, 1864.
A. SADkER, JAMES HANECXN.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01
EDITORIAL BREvITIEs.


A meeting was held in town last eve
nlng TO take measures for fencing and
having surveyed the Ccmctry. Money
nlateriaI and labor to the amount of
500 were subscribed for the purpose
and a committee consisting Of c.. E.
Berry. Chas. strawn, and James Car
penter appointed to take charge of the
matter. 1t is estimated that the fene-
ing and surveying will COS: about $3.50
Some idea may be gathered Of the
business, resources and improvements
of'Chicago, from, tho following figures:
population 10000: shipping tonnage
Pip, 500 tons; hoss packed 9TC. 26t:
beef cattle packed 29o,3Sl: -four recei
we'd 1,i74,2s4 hhls : grain of all kinds
received 1867 ,474 bushels; value Of
buildings erected in 1853 S2,25O,000;
ale and beer manufactured per year
400 600 gallons; high wines and al
cohoi rnanuipctureA 2, 100000: lead re-
eeive,l 12:706.4SS lbs; wool 1,523,5771
lbs; hi}cs 2o,472:123 lis ; lumber in
1868, 800, $4,000 feet.
II. 3. Mitchell has returned from
purchasing goods, to be followed by
piles Of goods now under way. Fred.
Clark is expected home to day having
been on the same msslon. If they
had their goods now on hand they wcull
fHl the trade active.
". I. Poo!cy & Co., 331 Pearl St.
n Y. are the publishers OF a book
written by Bishop Hopkins Of the do
cesc Of Vermont: that is Of especial
interest to the times. II is a scriptu-
ral ecclesiastical and historical view Of
slavery from the days Of the Patriarch
Abraham to the present time. The
author contrasts II mode for the gralu-
al emancipation Of slavery by the south
ern States themselves, with the prin-
ciplrs Of ultra abolltionism, from this
passing On to proofs that establish the
lawfulness Of the institution, contrast
ing tie condition Of native Africans in
a state Of slavery IN their native coun-
try and their mora! degradation there.
with the condition to which they have
been raised and christializel in the
hands of their Southern masters; then
he gives view Of slavery as it existed
among the Jews and the Romans con
trssti;.g their syst n, with the institu-
ton in the South, embracing complete
exposition of the de Of Justinian in
relation to this question: then follow
the testimony Of Aristotle and the
statements of the most eminent chris
tan fathers and commentators Of the
bible; then a summing up Of the whole
system with evidence and argument T."
show that it is the best and only means
for the conversion Of that people t.
christianity and civilization. In short
it is standard work that should find
a place in every mans library. Its
price i, $3.50 for which the publishers
send it at their own cost. ......., ..#
When John W. Forney was demo
crat he delivered speech at the home
Of Buchanan in which he said: ,.
nHave we conscript la,o that tears
the husbandman from his pillow, the ia
ther from his family, the son from his
widowed mother, to go forth and act rs
gladiators for the amusement Of q few
ambitious kinge7 Hare YEA gang o.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01
Net Assels January, 1864,
S3,OO2,556.39.


4.h The Elan and Organisation Of the
Etna after As years severe trial. has rca!i-
eel the greatest public advantages and sue
cess of the various systems of Ere !n"uIe-
ance IN the Country. Is nov better than
ever prcra. ell TOR duty
ST. Is, Gao i.n = c!:ims have heua set
tied and paid, SIXTEEN MILLION of DOL
LARS!
6th. TIE Consumption # Property by Fire,
IN the Unite! States. averages ov'r 100000
ialv.-ls yaur property eapossd anl unpro-
tectsd2 ..
7,h. Ar: y2u Insured If not, why not'
the cost Is 'r;t:ng; the duty is manifest; the
result may be yoar escape from r.iia-whie
delay and nag ect may involve you IN bank
r"pscy, poverty or cruel Disappointment
:lh Particular 1iiteni,3n and reg lrd is
given to small risks as well as large ones.
Able sccunty and superior commercial! ad-
yan:ares afforded.
Policies Issued rithom delay.
II B. Mitchell. gent,
New Oregon. Iowa.
-.....@ II. 10. tt.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01
F02.M,e for Sale.

HIVE and quarter miles west OF the
= village Of New Oregon, and 3 miles
south of Howard center valuablctor both
stock and grain raising with never failing
stream Of water running through it. $50
acres. so fenced and so broke. with orch
ard, fruit trees &c, good house and barn.
Wilt DO sold chear. Apply to - r..
t S..- ALEXANDER MARSHALL, ;
l2msj Paris, Howard O.. Iewa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01

10 E. Thompson, Defendant:
CIR. You are hereby mott led that there i 4.
~ now on file in the Office # the Clerk, of
the District Court OF Howard county Iowa.
\ petition of Z. Thornburg. claiming f you
the sum Of one handled and seventy FIVE
dollar for money overpaid on contract, and
that unless you appear thereto and answer
on or before noon OF the second day of the
next term Of the D str ct Court to be begun
and held in said county commencing Oh tho
:,th Monday after tho 81 Monday in May
1864, your defau'. will be entered and jndg-
mcnt rendered II ga INST yon for the whole
amount claimed, with interest and c osts of
suit fou will also take notice that writ
Of attachments has heen asked for, against
your property and granted. .,-.---... ~
Dated January 9th 1864. ln1St4
"H1 GOODRICH & MEAD, @ 81
"a t Atty's for :'laintiff. -ar
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-04-01
STA~ RIGHTS,

'sTA1N RIGHTS.
Ofali tie States Of this republic
Massachusetts, has planted herself most
firmly upon the doctrine Of State Rights
State sovereignty and state Independ-
ence. The Constitution e tina. State.
rs Of every other, is based upon State
Sovereignty. Massachusetts in her
constitution anirms that:
The people Of this Commonwealth
have the sole and erclusirc right of
governing themselves, as free,
SOVEREIGN, and 1NDEPEN
DENT Stats. and do, and forever
hereafter shall. exercise and enjoy
every power, jurisdiction, = and right:
which is net. or ra. not hereafter be,
nv them EXPRESSLY delegated to
the Uuitel Statcs.''
The claim here is that the powers
arc delegated, no: surrendered 20 the
United States. A delegated power
continues the property Of the party
delcgating it, to l.: resumed and ex-
erc;sed at any time when its safety re
quires its exercise. Massachusetts,
has four tires assumed to exercise these
reserved rights by inausurating lcsis-
lation to Withdraw from the Union; and
yet she IS to day the foremost to crush
cut these reserved rights in other Sta
tes. We believe that sovereignty be-
longs exclusively t. the people, ami it
is immatcrial whether it is crushed out
byD Jefferson Davis oc Abraham Lin
coin; the consequence to US and our
children will be the same
~1,18s9 ex-Presilent Adams in an
address before the Historical Society
Of n. Y. said:
I'VE may admit the same right as
vested in the people Of every state in
the Union, in reference to the General
Government, which was exercised by
the people Of the United Colonies, with
reference to the supreme head of the
British empire, Of which they formed
a part, ana under these limitations
have the people o! each state in the
Union n right to secelc from the con-
federated Uaion itself"
In 1912 Mr.. Adams being then
member Of Congress presented petit
ton from Mass. praying for lissolu-
ton Of the Union; upon which occa
zion, and for which, Mr. Mlrshall of
KY, moved the expulsion of Adams
from congress; when Adams arose and
asked the clerk to ,,Read the first
paragraph of the declaration of indie
pendance, (raising his voacc) the first
paragraph Of the declaration of indie
pendencc. (raisiny his voice still high
sr) the first paragraph of the declara.
ton oflndependence."
After the clerk had read the para.
graph alluded to Mr.. Adams said:
,,Rlght and duty to abolish it. Now
sir, if there is principle sacred on
earth, and established by the instru
naens Just read, it is the right of thu
people to alter, to change, to destroy
the goyernmentifit becomes oppres-
sive.- 81. . ......... .,
In 1911, Josiah Quincy, then mem
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts
said upon bill to enable the territory
of Orleans to frm aiStatc government;
II am compelled to declare i:as, my
deliherate iopipiAp1 that if this bill
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hired tax-gathcrers to drain the sub
stance Of the people! Is our President
IN Attil!a or Caligula? Is our Sem
ate ~ Council of Tel? Is our House
of Representatives body of tyrants,
arm"dwith power to ravish and destroy?
Secret usurpation against such wrongs
would be jus,itiatle and right, for we
are taught the great lesson that ,,resis.
lance to tyrants. is obedience to God!"
10 all these lntcrrosa,ions the Amer.
lean people Of to-day may respond
yes. yEs!! YES!!! We now have
such conscript law. We have an ar
my of hired tax ga,hercrs, draining
the people of their substance; our Presi
dent is a good representative Of an At
,illa or Caliguia: our Senate exercise
the usurpations Of the Council of Ten,
and our House of Representatives as
sumo the power to ravish and destroy.
Forney now advocates that obedience
to tvrants is obedience to God"
Hon. JAS. II. Brown just returned
from Des Moines gave US a brief call
this morning. The Legislature was to
adjsurn three days after h,s departure
from the Capitol. Up to that time no
change had been made IN the supervi
sor system, AMI the Office IF Treasurer
and Recorder la! not then been sever
ed, though bill vas then pending for
that purpose.
The Supreme Court of,he State of
Indiana has decided that martial law
does not prevail in that Stste, au that
nei,her tAc President or Congress have
the right or the power to establish i:
there while the courts are open aud un-
INSTRUCTED, i'll the discharge Of their
duties.
Owen Lovsjay, member Of Congress
from Illinois is dead. A committee os
Consressmca, instead Of negroes, are
to escort lis body home.
Treasury notes have SO deprecated
that it requires Sl6o S-4 Of them to
buy one dollar in goll. b."
Iarpers Magazine, the Atlantic
Monthly and the Laay's Friend for
April are already upon our table.
These three MA sazines comprise WITHIN
themselves a library Of history, politics
and miscellany.
Tits now announced that the quots OF
Iowa is not only full, but that she ba.
a surplus Of 80 men over all calls
We beg leave to call the attention Of
the merchants in this vicinity to the
extensive stock Of domestic dry goods,
fancy dress goods, shawls, cloaks, nam
tilas, hoop skirts, ba!mora!s, yankee
notions, hats, caps, ready made cls,hing,
furnishing good: &c, &c, at Hammer
slough Bros. slcGregor Iowa. They
ask an examination Of their stock
which is complete in all It's branches.
Quick sales and small profits is their
motto. ... So. r.. H..