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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-09
TRRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indiscreti"n, will for the sake Of suffering
humanity free all who need it, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver-
Users experience DO so by addressing, in perfect
conference, JOHN b, OGDhN,
ysinl3 - Cedar Street Ne~ York.
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SALE

16O Acres OF good Farming Land. viz: The west
half Of the southeast quarter, and tn south half of
the north west quarter of Section ,, Town 6, Range
west situated three miles from Monifort Grant Coun
ty Wisconsin, will be sold public auction Mineral
Point, Wis. Saturday December ;. 1888. Terms-One
fourth cash balance in four equal annual payments.
otes be given drawing 10 per cent. interest, and
secured by mortgage on the land.
COBB K LIKENS,
Real Estate Agents.
Mineral Point October II, 1s6s. dsi3t
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-09
IMPORTATION !

Information guaranteed TO produce luxuriant growth
OF hair upon a bald head beardless face also
ipe the removal of Pimples, Botches Eruptions,
etc. the skin. leaving the soft, clear, and
beautiful obtained without charge by address.
ing THOMAS =. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
S23 Broadway, New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-09
CHICAGO IlOIITAKsron

The immense success attending business in B0S-
TON the past Ave years has induced to establish
Branch Store in Chicago rendering it accessible
the Western people, and also saving large IMPRESS
age Our goods all and received direct from
the manufacturers consisting Of nearly article
desired for family use such Dry aud Fancy Goods,
Boots and Shoes Jewelry, Plated Ware &C, &c. All
article. sold for
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
receive. CHECKS, describing goods sent at the rate
OF 10 each. pay for postage. printing, etc.
Presents a. 500 FRES AGENTS.
We agents for al the best manufacturers in the
country. Circulars free Agent. wanted in
n. Address
Farr & Co.,
is Dearborn St, Chicago
P O. Box 1920. 1xf-49: l2w
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$40 Day for all. - stencil Tool San.
pies free. Address A. J FULLNAN, spxt,oeeA ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-12-09

Hans Breitmann vent to Kansas
Troo all dis earthly land,
yorkin' out life's mission here,
So byectifiy and grand.
Some boeblish runs the beautiful,
Some works philosophie;
Der Breismann solfe de infinitude
Ash Won eternal sDkrre"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-09

u r. T. I'll !.
HE CaRisTrAN CHURCH of this city
sold, on yesterday, to W. G. Grimes,
Esq, their church building and lot
on the corner Of Market and Third
streets, for the sum Of $1,000. Mr..
Grimes, lease, whore his carriage shop
now is, expires in July next, and be-
fore chat time he intends to remove
his shop buildings 70 the lot pur-
chased, which, together with that
venerable old building, the old
Court House, will give him abundance
ofshop room. So what was once, in
the good old primitive days of yore,
the first seat Of justice in this coun-
ty, and afterwards temporary place
OF worship, will soon resound to the
sturdy strokes Of the mechanic.
We are. glad to know that Mr..
Grimes has made himself so much of
a fixture among US, as to purchase so
valuable aproperty, and that he will
soon have such facilities for carrying
on his largely Increasing business.
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Vegetable Sicdian Hail Remover

| ycgeldDIc 0!Culdn HaN kencWcl
Has stood the test Of seUess gears
| trial By the public; and no p1e3,0-
ration for the hsxtr get ziscOpereG
| sC5H produce the same beneficial
results. IL u q ssesO sctcMttJ1c dis
c0UevV, com Aisstssg the sssOSt 1,OsOes.-
| tiH and rcstOrvtfve 0OeMtx IL the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. IT restores
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1T makes the acxsiD
Unite 0ssl clean; cures tlG.ssiruH
and Ay1asOrS, aud falling out OF the
hair; aud sviiI make IL 0ro.U sxlOM
bald heads, except In Uery Grcn
persons, as It furnishes the Mwty.i-
tiUe princi2,Ie Lv sOAict the huir
Is ssOt1siskse1 and supported. IT
makes the Assds sssOiSf, soft, and
glossy. and is unsurpassed az a
HAIR DRESSING. At Is tire cheapest
pM6ttc, az one bottle sTiN sgccOas-
I,sish s,s0rc aud Iust Longer fIaNn
three bottles Of any other prepare
tiOn.
It's recon- msessdesI 0Md used by
Gee First MsdicaI Authority.
II Tho sUOsleles1ssI results produced
by our Hicjyigss lf0ir ReMen,es
hNUe induced many to 7iidn,sflC-
tssre preparations FOR the Jfsstr,
under UNriONS names and IN
order to Induce the ta'0GIe and the
l0sSOSjc to purchase their cOn-
pOusssls, tIteU hare res0sted 10 false
hoods, on claiming theY srere
former partners, or had some cs,a-
stectjOss sCith Oas,. Mr.. Hut. and
their prep0rGtfOss st,ns xistiists' to
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:. THE OTTUMWA COURIER.
The nrst Gun for Grant.

The New Hampshire Republican
State Convention that met on the
10Th ult., adopted series OF "Re~
solves" reported by lion. WIN. e.
CHANDLER, latos assistant Secretary
Of tho Treasury, drawn up with
much care and ability. and which
will be the koy note of the coming
campaign. They ring out as clear
asa bell, for the great fundamental
principles ofour party, and are most
emphatic in i denouncing tho White
House skalawag,, "a j., 'and equal
~ so in announcing The incompara-
ble hero GENERAL GRANT, as the
Choice of New Hampshire Republic
cans for President.
This State holds her election on
1.-THE 18th Of March next, at which
time GEN. HARRISON and the entire
Republican ticket will undoubtedly
be elected.
The nomination Of GEN. GRANT by
this the first State to hold Convcn
ton for the campaign Of 1868, is The
more significant when it is borne in
mind that the election of Mr. L1Nco1s
in go and ga was indicated by the
same early and unerring sagacity O
the party in that State, which in
both cases was the first to announce
themselves in bis favor.
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should consider erroneous. turks un.

should consider erroneous, turks un.
der your expression about incom-
prehensible theories, and fine spun
distractions of tho dreaming phi
losophers." What the world calls
theories and distractions are after
all the soM of things. all outward
phenomena, sets, appearances, effects
&C., spring trom principles which lie
hidden bcneathfthe surface, and that
lisa superficial mind which rests ir
the fbrmer alone. All education,
therefore, which ignores the abstract
the fundamental, must b. imperfcc.
and nn-h;,nd. aa.a'ts.#a ~
Lam jealnrs, also. Of the word
"practicle, rs often used in this con.
nection. Education. in it's rarlies,
and middle stages, should not sacri,
ice too reverent!y on tho altar of the
practical. It's object should rather
be Development, the training, strength
ening, disciptiniag the powers Of the
mind the acquisition of tho powe,
to think, deeply, strongly, comprc'
hensively, accurately. When this
is acquired, it may easily be turned
TO practical account. 10 cook J OUT
fish first catch your fish," To MAKE
Your lawyer, editor, teacher, mer
chant, or farmer, first get your man
develope, strengthen, discipline Thu
faculties Of the soul by Fundamental
studies, then direct them to the prac
| ticalE hnsinass nflife. First dtsciplin,
the soldier, then bring him into tn
battle field. s.
Yours respectfully,
G.. w. CLApp.
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'lusy mus psSa!'sqo Oh uus a.,i,,nas ssd ns
oto snoI,dna,I .ss. n!Auot 'u!fs sqi az OTIS
= , stla anI sdosa dM!d Jota2
eis0 .''s'l -. j '.'', and S.fiy.
what the Imagination ofa dc, DrT
ian. naturally pictures na'h a. lofhi
,tl;cr the above characteristic baos
.n,aiutea mind, He has red Gus aSs7.
hair, (wears 1t long 10 hide n's ,Thall
J q whisky bloateu face, and a and i IA
II, blossoms, nose-iE short, he has
like the personiication OF sin indct m
out. red hot from the bowels who ( II, m
N. He. a sweet scented japon wh;tS
prate Of the nnperfcctionc of know
hurch. whose mind never en- west IN
he'd a christian thought, has no Then
hilton OF virtue; he talk Of re- mani
(tion. whose heart never paip'- uruw
J with one single emotion for have.t-
or human kind; he who was sent port. o
tx'rkffo,hrgsY oss'Raa z Us,fIe sfb 5iREdr
~ To st. Louis. Springfield, Toledo. Indian
\ apolis. Cairo, Cincinnati. Pittsburg, Phila-
delphiH. New York, Boston, and all points
in the United States.
~. Throurh Tick OTIS ma Low 40 tho T.nwest
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one al ti,l ys...~s III
have ever received. Dr. E1fifk, ],
exactly what he speaks OF, and kdnS
mony deserves to be written IN letters !
gold Hear. what the Doctor says Of
fBULLS WORM DESTROYER:
vit1an0w, Walker, 'o,lnty, Ca.
June 20, 1866.
DIR. JoHv BULL--Dear Sir: hsver
Gently given yoair Worm BEST rover Sc
eral trials, and find It wonderfully eff. !
stance TO have the uished-t er effect. IL
doing = pretty large country practice. =
have daily use for some article of the ki
i am free TO confess thai / know ut !,
remedy recommended by the fullest a.
.th0rs that is 20 certain and speedy in is
tain in theextreine. MY object In writing
to you il 10 find out upon what terrps I
can get the rpedieine directly from ysSu.--
II ca got 70 upon easy terms, sl.an use
great deal oft. 1 am aware that the
.u-e of such articles il contrary to the
teachings and practice ola great majority
of the regsLus. line OF M. DIS. hut see no
lust cause or good sense in discarding .
retEetly which we Know to be efficient n
simply because we may he,ignOrant of itsl
coinbination. For my part, / shall makS
it a rule to use all and any means Il, aiir.
viate suffering humanity which I may -
able To eOmmand---u0t hesitating becanSs
some one mere Ingenious than myself may
have learned It's efia tt first. and secured
for himself the sole right to use that knowt
edge. However, ] am nv no means ~
advocate or supporter Of the thousands II
worthless n0strumst hat flood the country,
which purport to cure all manner Of di. 4
ease TO which human flesh is heir. Please
reply soon,5 and inform n,eo OF your best
terms.
i l am, sir. most rcspactf,llv,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. NJ. y.
Dr.. John BMtfs Principal Office, 40, FytA
street, Louisville, ky.
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THE GREAT new ENGLAND REMEDY!
DIR. y. w. POLAND,S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND, ,
rHs WHITE Pine coMpounn cuRfs

1t was early in the spring Of 1855 that this Com
pound was originated. A mcmber my family was
afflicted with an irritation Of the throat, attended
with y disagrceablc cough. I had for some months
previous Thought that preparations having for ito
oaais the inside bark Of white pnc might be so com.
pounded A. to be very useful In the case OF the throat
and lungs To rest the value Of It In the case Il.
iuded to, compounded small quantity Of the
medicine that had been planning, and gave Il II
tcaspoonful doses. The rcsult wxs exceedingly
gratifying Within two days the irritation or the
throat was removed, the congh subsidsd, and .
speedy cure WA effected. Soon after this sent
some to lady in Londonderry, N. H., who had
BEEN suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occasioned By asudden cold, and had raised mut us
strcaked with blood. She soon found relief, and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces Of Il.
and got well. j. B. Clark, Esq, editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror, made trial Or the same
preparation IN the case Of severe cold, and wae
cured immediately. He was highly pleased with
the results, and 50 confident OF success attending
It's snlcs IL placed before the public that he anally
persuaded me to give It name aud scld Il 6Lroad
~ benefit the su1cring.'' s.,a,.5 s.s 4.
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Fl + 81 5 10y K0sttCs sVnlue
4s-s ,. -: ~ q, Nj:
rHNry /. Il WINS III a-vuasyliie
drugs, and / got some oi yourA
And Uetirsifp Bitiers.l efHFTt
My son in-iaw, who was :
re, has been down with I'll
some time, COMMENCED on th0 zee
soon found hisg senevaisheaitr
=, LIZ. Dist, WHO has been. il,
trieu them and he also iinprov.
~ DR.. Coffee. who has been iiIr
for several years~-stomach
tected -he improved very mucp'iH
~, your. Bitiers. Indeed the g., d
ters has given YOU great popnl u
settlement. Ithiuk I could q
quantity oiypur medicines thiss \
cially ofyour Cedron Bitters anr J
rilla. Shipsnle VIA Memphis, call
EFT y Nicely. Respectfully
" sa't g. u. WAL
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KEoKUK, DEC. q, 'C7,


I Editors CoMrier-D Dear Sirs:.
thank you for your handsome
notice Of my lecture in .Ottum wa
and for your clear statement Of it,
general purpose. If you can make
room for a few words in reply to
your single point Of dissent, shall
feel still further obliged:
l did not recommend the Quarter.
lies Of Great Britain or this country
to constitute the principal portion
but 'only portion Of the intellectual
food of the young. l did not recon-
mend them to the erciusion of the
Monthlies and Weeklies. l express.
II included with them "some Of the
Monthlies," and gave the weeklies
place equally essential, though diff
erent, by themselves. IS.
Beyond doubt, q man needs to
know the world, the times, the peo.
pie and the institutio ne among which
DO fiycs. And to this end he mus
Opsa, his eyes BY the aid Of the daily
and weekly press.
q, let 4 fear that a. idea which /
Z
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THAT RoBBERy---Mr. Irwin, Of
Illinois, the would be stock buyer and
who reported himself robbed on the
evening Of the Cd inst, near the city,
failed to satisfy the authorities here
of the genuineness Of the robbery,
and on yesterday morning, Marshal
Wood, and citizens s. CLANCY, L. e.
Gray, and Con Lewis, instituted a
watch upon the movements Of the
aforesaid stock dealer, and early in
the morning found him cropping very
snspicionsly around in the timber,
near the scene Of the pretended rob-
berry, and keeping an eye on him nm
til he entered the city; they inform.
ed him that he must submit to a
search of his person which he finally
did, though evidently not at all 10
his liking. The search was very
thorough and revealed the sum of
$500, carefully secrctcd near heanklc
underneath his drawers and over
which his stockings were drawn
This denoument of the affair was too
much for Mr.. Irwin and hecaved, an l
acknowledged the corn. The money
was deposited in the bankand awaits
The finding Of itsreal owner, as it is
supposed VERY reasonably that r.
WIN has been intrusted with this
money by some parties in Illinois to
purchase stock here. Irwin Left laa4
night ostcfsIb!y Tor his home in Ills
nois.
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a True Bill.

SAAS AsAS-AsA'~A'" - NNGsanahOa3 ct0SSc
the views and feelings entertained by
/ him during the Rebellion; and also
shows that his mind has undergone
no change since, in tho following
terse andgstrong language: y
4 ~ Could you travel through differ
ent Northern States, as l have done
for the past five years, you would be
fully satisfied that there are tens. yes
| may say hundreds, of thousands OF
the Democracy of the North whose
opposition to radical revolution is
deeper seated than any other poIiti-
cal feeling. It may be asked, why
did they not openly take up arms
against radical revolution?' To this
may DO answered, the mismanage-
ment of the Government was in the
hands of those Jacobins, and they
(the Democrats), not in apparent
Y personal danger, had too much con-
Ahdencejn the pretended honor of
their enemies, and did not discover
their error with Of course the excep-
ton OF the more observing) till the
shackles were upon their hands and
feet. And when state my own case
only represent that OF tens Of
thousands Of others like minded, that
the happiest reflection of my past
life, since tho burial war began. is
that lnever gave one cent for the
payment Of the mercenary war be,
You'd what was extorted by the bogus
CUngrens Of tiso-sts q Ii y States
in the form Of taxes
The writer OF the above has faiths
fully portrayed the real sentiments
OF majority ofthe Democratic r.a...,
throughDut-the North. Out Of the
very abundance of his heart, he has
revealed it's true state, and struck
the chord that vibrates in the hearts
of Copocrheads ever ywhere. These
bitter, traitorous sentiments, ranking
inatheir Tbosonas, explains why it is
that they can find no name around
which to rally save it be some notori
GUS Mort crn traitor like Pendleton,
Vallandingham or Mason.
90 ----------- So
CApTuRED.-That grim grizzly old
fighter, GENERAL WIN. T. SHAW, late
Coli Hth Iowa, and now Head Gem
tire Of the G. A. r. Of Iowa, was mar
~riedsat Annamosa Christmas evening
to MISS Retail. IIARBoTH, teacher
in tho graded school. in that city.
The GEN. is widower. on The
wrong sideiot fifty, but reputed vel
off. The splendid fighting repula-
ton and experience he, acquired a,
the head of his old command. will
admirably einto play now. with q
"school marm' as second in command
in his household.
f6WE tender him Our best wishes
for his usual success in the pending
campaign. By the way, since it has
passed INTO historyin Capt. STUART
iowa Colonels," that gems. SHAW
and REID, were the two ugliest men
that Iowa commissioned as Colonels;
and that We tind now the ranking
officer in that limo, able to capture d
bipshing s'school marm,'' can our
bachelor Cois., iil<a RrLKnAp, R.cr,
CLARK, Bruce & Co., give any good
reason why they should not follow
suit, and double up in two ranks like
tho egulars? = f T
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Bulls Sarsaparilla. 1
A Good Reason fer the Captain F aith
Read the Cdpi AIMS letter aud the letter Jso,k
I7iS Mother. ~

d i F4f aA
Benton Barracks, Mo. Aprii 80 1895.
Dr. JOHN BULL Dear SiF. Knowinr
the efficiency q: your SarssKa and the
healing and beneficial qlialities it possaxs-
es, send you the following state,Aent of
was wounded Xi,outtwo year ago WA
taken prisoner a's.l confined for sixte.n
M ne1s1s Hs1 mt hss aiss VEL have no.,
sat up moment since WAS wounded.
am shot through the hips. My eeners
heal b is impaired, md need somethint
to assist nature. ! have more faith u
yoni Sarsppnr,ln than in anything else
wish that that is genuine. Please ex
press me half dozen bottles. and obIirs
CAPT. c. +. JOHNSON.
st. Louis..uc
r s.. The following was y ritten Il. mi,
30, 1866, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, Il ithei
OF Capt Johnson ass1
Dr.. BuLL--Dtar Sir. My husband. p,.
Y. >. Johnson. WAS a skillful surgeon 4
physician in central New York, VIII. "A
died. leaving the above C.. p. johnson /,
my care. At thirteoM years OF age he "a &C
. chronic diarrhea aad srrofnla, for =,
gave him your Sarsalarilla. II
HIM. have for ten years recnnmar ~
1t to many in New York, Ohm and Il =
for scrofnln. fever sores. ard general .
biltv. Perfect SUCCESS has attended g
The cures effected IN some cases Of scrofu.
aud fere7' sores Weae almost naiynct10xs
am very anxious for my son to again bav,
recourse 10 your Sarsaparilla. lie in fear,
full of gettingu spurious article, hence his
writing 10 you for 1t. His wounds were
terrible, but believe he W i'll recover. F
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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D T.. j o h n b Il | | ,
Manufactures and vender orthe celsbr !.
SMITHS TONIC syrup!
FOR THE cCREoF T.
A gu G. and ,Fs YER
OR

The proprietor Of this celebrated ,metii-
sssss 6.
~ .e.aM; Speeuy, MN PcfmNneTa cure
,r,,,.eh. Nv ~ Iess y CnIlls ana Fever
~. r..s ~ snos.sr g, Iongef standing.
- ac =, estern ana Snntn-
..s.. p, ...y ~ DeAI MN testfinonyto
Inc .rn!n q !ne assertion that ~ Day case
y. WnhtevFr Will Iaii 10 cure, u the direc-
t a1'l VIE st1icHy iohowed out. ~ Rrerf
many MAJ. cases single dose mas been sum
eient Ior cure, and whole families have
sN,. cured ~ = single bottle, with per-
r. sessol a.lon Q. tne genera health. IL
-, however, Prudent. ana IN every cuse
more mo, e certain 20 cure, fits useis confin-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-03-17

sent tay-law of Virginia is unconstitutional, so
far as it seeks to prevent the sales of property
under deeds of trust, decision which will ut
terly ruin and impoverish a large portion of the
people of the State, unless some relief is pro-
vvided against the utter sacrifice of the property
of the debtor, which must result from sales at
the present time for cash prices, which is the
duty of this Convention to provide, be it, there
fore, :
Resolued, That committee be appointed to
enquire into the expediency ofreporting at once
an ordinance, providing lst that no sale
shall be made under any deed of trust, or mort
gage, executed prior to the I'd of April, 1865,
until an appraisement of the property to be sold
shall be first made by three dsinterested ap-
praisers to be appointed by the court of the
county or corporation in which such property
may be, and to be sworn for the purpose; I'd,
that such property shall be Sod upon reason
able credit, and that no sale thereof shall be
made, unless the property shall sell for at least
two thirds Of its appraised value.
Mr.. Gibson moved to amend by striking out
the word three" before appraisers and insert
ing five" to be appointed by the circuit court
or corporation court
Mr. Allan accepted the amendment.
The vote was taken upon it, which resulted
ayes 36, noes 80.
After some discussion, it was referred to the
judiciary.
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Confederacy for four years, now sleeps upon
the hundred battle fields made famous by Vir-
ginia valor.
Marshalled by ex-Federal volunteers and
camp-followers, our late slaves are seeking to
deprive of political rights the brave men of
Virginia who so often hunted these very squat
ters like frightened game from our soil. The
offices of the State are to be filled by the sol
diers of Butler Pope, Burnside, Hooker and
Mcdowell, while our noble heroes who fought
with Lee, jackson, and Stuart, are to be de-
MED the political rights which have been given
to the vilest negro.
Congress never dreamed of such wholesale
prescription as is contemplated by "the Con-
vention," nor has anything half so monstrous
been attempted in any of those Southern States
where the negroes have twice the power which
they have here. We long since assured the
people of Virginia that Congress was incapable
of such harshness as would be attempted by
this Convention, and the proof of the cor
rectness of our opinion is now before them. As
sure as the sun will rise tomorrow, if they do
not meet and crush this monstrous conspiracy,
their fate will be more wretched than that of
any people the tale of whose degradation and
dishonor blackens the pages of history.
The rule of the soldier draws rapidly to its
close in Virginia. To this we have submitted,
and may for years continue to submit without
dishonor, for our fate in that respect has been
shared by very many great nations. But when
the hideous Yahoo despotism, which the "Con-
vention'' is preparing to inaugurate, commen-
ces, there will be such an uprising of the white
men of Virginia as has never been witnessed
upon this continent. Our people cannot be
taught too early to regard this attempt to con-
vert Virginia into Botany Bay for incendiary
squatters and negro Hayti, as something
which must be resisted to the death.