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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-15
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature met at Madison at
noon on " ednesdav last, and the Sen
ate organized by electing l.. B. Hills,
Chief Clerk
John S. Wilson. Assistant Clerk
A. W. Wilson, Book keeper.
". L. Abbott, Engrossing Clerk.
G.. W. Angel, TRANSFERRING Clerk.
Joseph Cobb, Enrolling Clerk.
W. III. Hamilton Sergeant-at-Ar rms
Samuel NJ Bond, Assistant Ser
geant-at-A Arms.
Frank Leland, Postmaster.
The Assembly organized by cleo
ting A. NJ. Thompson, of Rock Co.,
Speaker
E.,W. Young, Chief Clerk.
w. NJ Newcom be, Assistant Clerk.
0. a. Southmayd, Bookkeeper.
Fred. Dermett. EngrosS Clerk
VIM. A. Prentice, Jr., Enrolling
| Clerk.
Gen. c.. L., Harris, Sergeant-at
Arms.
Alex. Stevens, Assistant Sergeant
| st-Arms..
Luther Poland, Postmaster,
d. B. Crandall, Assistant Postmas.
| ter.
So far as the reports from Madison
| h. e H. l.
ture. have arrived, up to the time of
| going to press, bat little of. business
nature has beenrdone, aside from the
organizations. We cannot expect
much legislative business until the
| Standing Committees are announced,
and have had some time to prepare re-
ports.
a resolution. was introduced and
passed, the Assembly,, on the third
day of the sessions. to adjourn on the
| 18th. of February. and receive no new
| business after the l2th,of February
A. Joint resolution was introduced
declaring 1t the duty Of the general
| government to protect American cit
liens in the enjoyment of their rights
as such while sojourning IN. foreign
countries against all iufringemrnts
and especially to resist the infringe
ment Of the dogma. " Once subject
always a subject" and insist upon
l.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-15

ing from a vital organization OF this
kind. To make this one effective 1t
is ABSOLUTELY necessary that every
member be present at our meetings,
and that every properly qua lltlrd
physician who is not now a member
should become so at once 1t is a
duty due the public, the profession
and Yourself
BELoIT, Wis, Jan. 10. 1868.
H. 2. STRONG.
,SecyefJyy IVis. State Ned. ,SocietV
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-15
sale of Forfeited EEortgaGeI
sz;sS.fls.

Office of Commissioners school and University Lands
Madison Wis, December Il, 1851.
state Of Wisconsin,
Dane County.
IT, following described lands in Iowa County hav
ing heen forfeited by reason o. The MAJ ment
OF interest upon loans granted tler
Notice i hereby givru that the same wl he offered
putlc auction and so thu highest b'er, ri The
Once OF the Secretary of State at the Capitol, In
Madison, the 18th day of February, 1865, uues:
redeemed. according to law
said sale coaiule at g O'Clock Z and con
nue from day day until al uf said ands snail
offered the minimum price AT which sucf
lands will b offered will I've The amount named opposite
zach tract. tuuder the heading, Total Amount due
state - which luC udeS the amount ~ loan, intrres' tC
TN day of sale, three per cent damages. thu take,
which have been ret rned against the land, and the
cost OF advertising the same
Said lands will lie sold SUBJECT all which may
the time Of sale be ,iue thereon
Other conditions r. i'll be announced the opening
of the sale.
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The YEAR l]19 IS The PRESIDENTIAL
g IA *

And the Journal will he found earnest in the ,aort
10 prevent ne control of ne passing int
'le hahhs OF those who sympathze With the Erbchs,
who sought TO destroy - 10 thiS end il Ill g!vs
cheerful support 20 Tho Republican organization md
candidates. levins that tber triumph in tn L csi
ueh'Et htest Is necess t. the u1aIuainrHr Of
The "1t"hf '"st", hOaO. ond Sec,s,Tfv Politically
therefore, the JOt ENAL Il future will be a. she
JOCkNAL OF the Irasi has been.
THE NEWS OF TIE DAY VII continu, 10 b.
promptly and fully given in lis coIums by trl-gl.ph
OF herwise.
OUR MARKET REPORTS will be fuller her,An,-
than they have been heretofore.
. EDITORIAL Nd REPnET0rIAr FORCE
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The Presidential Year""1S68.
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Throldest Daily PoPey IN tie NORTH West
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The 1ri-W eekly Journal

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the contents OF the editions Of the Daily - the -s
preceding days
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-15

Nor CoNeENiAL-The Mercury in
Vie Thermometer standing at $50 be.
Tow aero and tops selling at S.
per cord, measured on the tree.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-15

SIN soldiers who died III the service.
This will give important information
To the friends Of deceased soldiers, and
will very materially lessen the CORES
pondence of this office. Within three
months the records of the Adiutant
Generals office will be completed. and
the necessity of supporting it as a
distinct office, no longer existing, it
can be dispensed with. and the records
viii be placed in charge of the Cover
nors Secretary.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-01-15

During the past summer an accurate
survey ot the Wisconsin river was
made under the direction Of the Unit
ed States Government. the result Of
which ! am informed demonstrates be-
yond doubt the practicability o rem
derng that river navigable at much
smaller expenses than has hitherto
been thought necessary. The Interests
OF Wisconsin. aud indeed of the entire
northwest still call louudlv for i'm
pravcmeut of the Fox. Wisconsin and
Rock rivers. The former of these Is
being constantly improved by the
company having i in charge. \ de,
tailed report upon the necessity of
the Rock river i'm provement has been
made TO me BY a committee Of gentle
men appointed for that purpose, cop
les OF which Till at an early dav be
transmitted fer your information. -
There IS every reason To believe that
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
RndaoaI Plntsorm,

The following platform which ha been
approved, adopted and practiced BY the
Radicals, should be carefully read BY
those who love their country more than
p0 rty, and who believe the Constitution 10
the supreme law Of the lAud, and that
liberty is the normal STATE Of the citizen
We do not know where Il was hrst en-
bodied, but its truth 10 the main point, and
that has been proved by the whole course
Of the party for ths past Ave years:
]. A monstrous national debt.
2. Increased, increasing, end never
ceasing taxation.
3. Uniaxed bonds for the rich.
4. High protective. tariff lor New Eng-
land manufacturers.
Shinplssters for the poor.
8. Gold Tor the rich.
Negro mOnsrsliSn at the polls and
in'th jury. box.
g. DisfrADchisemen Of foreign voters.
2. Military satraps a. an expense Of
5000, 10000 TO the general government,
instead Of officers paid by tho Ststsa.
10, Negro Senator'S and Negro CcrgrslS
men.
III. Negro judges and negro jurors.
H. Negro Vice President.
l3 Trials BY military commissions In
stead Of civil courts.
H. The right Of Congress to change the
form Of government without the consent
Of the people.
l5. The right Of Congress 10 abolish the
State governments and establish militia
ry despotism over the old Union.
l6 The right Of Congress to force negro
equality on all the States without regard
TO the will Of the people.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
CAMPAIGN CRISIS.
For the Presidential Campaign of '6Sl
Ths Sworn Enemy Of Bonds and RondOoraciss +
Friend Of che Laborsr and Tax-Riddsn Poor.
GTeenbaoks for the BOndholder awelI
a. the Plowholder.
ApApER WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL
sIx NOgEHs ROR SEVENTY EIvR qEHTa
"i A PORTRAIT OF
HON. GEORGE H. PENDLEToN
Given to Each Club Subscriber.

The nrst number Of the Campaign edition o
THE CRIsIs will be issued on the 2Tth dag Of May,
and will be composed OF twenty -four columns oi
choice reading matter, embracing the principal
political articles, Speeches. Correspondence and
Essays carefully prepared summary Of the
news OF the week, markets, &C., &C., making Vt q
com plete newspaper, welcome visitor TO every
Democratic household in the land, and the
cheapest and best publication Of the Campaign
The CAMPAIGN CRISIS will vigorously advocate
Democratic principles IN all their breadth and
purity. and will be most brilliant and terribly
severe epponent OF Abolition corruption, reyolu-
lion and inisrule now published.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
THE CAMPAIGN Cnsis will be sent to subscribers
par copy ior the cam pSigns Of SIX months,
icing frohf May 27th 70 November 18th. in all
twenty six numbers and In addition to this
meQnannmous offer. We will seni 70 each Cam
| paign subscriber, when sent IN clubs Of Ten or
more, magnificent aud iife-like Engraving ol
Ohio's most gifted scholar and distinguished
stalesman--H0 GEORGE II. PENDEEToN
This Engraving Is llxl4 inches in size was on.
graved especially for TIL e CRISIS, at great ex
pense, by the best artist IN the West. This will
bring a reliable Democratic campaign rapeI
within reach Of every Democrat in the State, for
| the entire campaign and until the result Of the
| Presidential election shall be known.
| To CLUB AafSrs. TO the getter up OF Club o
ten OF moro Subscribers, we will send an extri
| Pendleton Portrait, iN
This engraving makss beautiful psrlor orna.
mont, and IL worth more than the subscription
r ~ Money Is ali cases must bo sent in drail
o. postal orders, when pradhcable, otherwise u
lfeaIsiered letters. Address, aEasf "a.
- WILLIAM TREviTr CO.,
] Fuhishgrs, Columbus, Ohio.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

USELESS GRANT has employed
someDody to write a letter accept.
ing the nomination for President
ne not being capable of writing II
himself. He says he will have nc
policy of his own during his admin.
administration, if elected. He will
put himself entirely in control Of
Congress, and do just as such i'm,
maculate patriots as Washburnc
and Butler may direct him to do
He will allow the Executive, on all
occasions, to play Second fiddle" t.
the will Of Congress. And if Il
should declare him Dictator for life
he would be willing to accept it, fol
does he not recognize Congress al
Omnipotent-as above and beyonc
the constitution? Here is candi
date, suited to the hearts of oul
Congressional masters--a candidat,
who is willing to ignore the consti
tutional privileges of the Executiv,
and become the meek and willine
tool of the usurpers Of the Rump.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
First Gun Of the Campaign---0re'
gon Gone Democratic.

1t appears that the Presidential
campaign is opening very favorabIy.
The far Western State of Oregon
has wheeled into line. An election
was held on the 1st inst, which re-
suited in the election of the Demo-
cratic Congressman by 1000 major
ity, and all the county officers, ex-
cept in one county. The Legisla-
ture is Democratic. The contest
was made on the greenback issue,
and in behalf of Mr.. Pendlcton.
The contest was strongly waged
under the banners of the Grant men.
The victory is complete-Oreoan is
redeemed from Radical misrulcI
The following is the platform
adopted by the Oregon Democracy,
which shows the character of the
election. and the value of the victo-
ry achieved by the Democracy Of
the State:
Re'olVed, That good faith and Justice to
all demands that the public debt shall he
maid in like currency as contracted. and
we favor action by Congress submitting
United States securities to be taxed as
other property.
RsSoIved, That we sympnthize with the
Irish people in their efforts to secure 10
themselves civil liberty.
Resoiped, That Il Is the duty Of the
Federal Government to extend protection
alike 10 all native and nsturAlized cit iEens
both At home and abroad.
RssolVrd, That our delegates be, and
they are hereby instructed 10 support, ip
the National Democratic Convention. Hon.
George II. Pendlelou, OF Ohio, as our first
choice for the Presidency.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

One thousand dollars per minute
is about the amount Of taxation
which the people ofthis country
arc paying to support the ruinous
policy Of the Rump Congress. One
thousand dollars per minute and
what for2 Not to promote prosper-
ity, or a reunion Of the States and
the old kindly intercourse Of the
people OF different sections, but to
enable q corrupt party to keep
power in the Government by OPP
pressing white people and elevating
negroes to the ruling power in the
Southern States. But for this there
would have been long ago union
Of all the States, and peace, pros
perity and happiness to all our peo.
pIe.-O Ohio Eagle. .4a @. 'ialN
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
Rhymes for Naughty Littla Impeachment BoyI

RAymss for Naughty Little Impsachnsns BOy'
LiIlle Ben Butler,
The eminent sutler,
Tried 10 mix IN impeachment pie;
When be ihOught 1t all made,
And the country betrayed,
LOl it sPlashsd up "Gll in his eye"
Ben Wade had little hope
Now don't know where to And u;
30 he'll let l. alone,
And stay at home,
And the people, WsIhiRk, Won't mind i
Thad and Ben,
Two foolish men,
Both went impeachment AftOF;
But both fell down,
And broke their crown,
And now comes in the laughter.
Sing the song impeachment,
Congress wants to rulei
Andy in the White House,
RcoTns to be their toolj
Stevens on the war-path,
Shouting blood and thunder;
Boutwell, playing heavy-maD,
Crying "stand from under !"
Butler, sick and billiouI,
Splitting ouI his slime
Up comes Andy johnson,
And knocks them out Of time.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
The Democratic County Convention,

The Dem00ratl0 UOunIy UOnV0ntluhJ
AS will be seen by referring to an
other part of this paper, will be
held OH Monday, the y29th Of this
month; and the Democracy Of the
several townships will meet at their
several voting places on Saturday,
the 9th of. this month-two days
before the Convention meets--and
select Delegates to represent them
in the Convention. Remember that
this is to be done on Saturday, the
9th of this month, between 2 and B
o'clock in the afternoon.
Each Township has an Advisory
Committee, and the Committe in
each township should be sure and
call q meeting and select delegates.
Have every man attend the meeting.
Be active We have great deal
of work to do this fall | We here
give the names of the Advisory
Committee in each township:
EagEe-J. Wilkinson, Jacob
Isnangle;
Brown-W Washington Keeton, s.
T. Weed;
ERA. J. Swain, Patrick Nc
Allister, Coonrod Smith
!S,Oan Fred. Cradlebaugh, Fred.
Frick /;
Jackson--Lalan Sampson, John
Ross {;
Madisoa--Morris Albaugh, Sol
omon Shipley;
Clinton--John FraEee, DR., J. A.
Monahan ;
Vinton--John Booth, Joseph Nc
Laughlin;
Richland--Dr. H. c. Moore, L, A.
Atwood, Harrison Lyle;
TVilkesviNe-Charles Mulholland,
Agrippa Wells;
Knor-Hcnry Packard, George
r. Bell.
That Committee Is composed of
the best men in Vinton county, and
we hope every member Of it will
do his duty. Let Delegates be
chosen in every township to attend
the Convention. Let every Plow-
holder, who has to receive green
backs, prepare to march forward to
sweep out Of power those who are
worshiping and defending the
Bondholder, who receives all the
gold. Lot the tax.ridden farmers
of Vinton county inform the Radi-
cal leaders that there must and shall
be one taxation and ono currency!
for every peraon-not rags for the
farmers and all other laboring men
and gold for the armchair Office
holding Bondholders. Now is the
time to inform this Bondholding
aristocracy that you will support
them No lonOer hy the toll of your
hands and the sweat of your brows,
Let us 60 forward 60 into battle !
Now Now
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

IF you want any Drugs, Medicines,
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where everything is kept fresh and at the
lowest prices. AL articles usually kept
in Drug Stores can be found there. Then
that Artic Soda FountSiR-why. IL is the
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
Fine Farm for Sale,

-
Any persOn wishing nice homo could
not Go better tban buy Sb acrss Of good
land, situated on each side Of the State
Road leading from McArtbar to Athens,
mile from Vinton Station on the M
& G. R. R.--about IS acres Of which are
under cultivation and al under fence,
upon which there 10 plenty Of timber, q
never failing we'll Of water, = number Of
never falling springs choice young
orchard, log dwelling house, two veins
Of coal Of The best quality, which can be
easily taken to the best market. In good
and healthy location. ChaneO for good
bargain. For further particulars, enquire
Of the editor Of this paper, or Of Mrs.
DELisHr Bowen, one mile west Of Zslssti,
Ohio.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
Txuo,,ses. EhP

The Legislature has been in ses
sion one hundred and twenty-five
days, at an expense to the people o.
one thousand dollars q day.-Day
ton Journal. gsb
q The Radical Congress has been
seventy days trying Andy Johnson
on false, frivolous, and malicious
charges at an expense to the people
Of 100000 per day. Do you See?--
Ddyt0n Ledger 5la
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
| AND FOR sA LIE.

Sal ACRES OF LAND,
Intersectcd by the Marietta 4 Cincinnati
Railway, three-fourths Of mile from Vinton
Station, containing several
Veins OF Coal and Iron Ore,
and some excellent timber. The proximity to
the station makes the Ore and Timber valua-
Bile; and the cleared portion OF the tract, hav.
| ing been some ten years In grass, Is In good
condition for fhrming The land is sub-divi-
ded into tracts, leach tract having an OUTLET
to the stAtlon,) Of about 80 acres, and will be
sold In detached parcels For further inform
or address w. W. MADEERA, Chilticothe, Ohio.
June II, l69eJw
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

ANDREW JOHNSON is still the head
centre of this once happy country,
while those blood.thirsty devils,
who sat as a "high old court" feel
like they had made complete fiz-
zle and spenta million and a hall
of the peoples money,
1.-THE King OF France, with forty thousand
men,
Marched up hill, and then marched dowr
apain," @