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SHERIDAN AND HIS SON TON,

Sheridan had 4 great, distaste for
anything like metaphysical discus
sions, whereas Tom had taken a.lik-
ing tosthen,. Tom one day tried to
discuss with his father the doctrine Of
necessity. PRAY, my good father -
said he, Ibid you ever do anything in
= state Of. perfect indiflerence-with-
out motive, / mean, of some kind or
other~ Sheridan, who saw what
was coming, and by no means relish
ed such subjects, even from Tom, said !:
eyes, certainly" "Indeed| Eyes,
indeed '"'What! total Indifference
total, entire, thorough indif1erenceY'
"Yes-total, entire, thorough indif
ference" my dear father, tell me
what you can do with-mind total
entire, Observation-Disclosures ?" "Why
listen to you, Tom," said Sheridan
Tom did not soon again trouble his
father with any Of bis metaphysics.
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A WONAN BPEECHLEsS FOR FORTY.
TWO YEARS.

Katherine MCCALL: Of Caledonia,
sister of John G.. and Laura Mccall,
At the age of % years, up to which
time. .he converted like Other people,
all at once ceased to speak, and for
hrty-two yesrs has not spoken : word,
until Sunday, s5Dec.oE20, when L her
.peech returned !., an che ,ssw5 con-
verjes moderately, butdistinctly. Ne
reason il given or known for, thi,
wonderful recovery Of 4, woman'a
speech safterso many. years of panto-
mimic life.-Leroy NJ W Gazette
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+ A GENUINE OUTRAGE.
Ffon Ia esietalao Tribune.

TTOW Me C1tcugO 1touHe.
One can scarcely believe that the
Democratic newspapers which are
now most violent in their denuncia-
tons of what they call Federal in
reference" in Louisiana were once
equally enthusiastic in their defense
of a genuine outrage ,perpetrated by
the explicit order Of d Democratic
President. Gen. Hawley has very
aptly recalled the occurrence in his
paper, the Hartford Courant, and the
mention Of it will revive i'm the
minds of those old enough Is remem-
Der it the universal sense Of injustice
which spread over the entire country
at the time, resulting in the defeat Of
the Democracy. We refer to the
dispensing of the Kansas Legislature
by Col. Sumner, of the regular army,
under orders from President Pierce.
1t was in 1856, when the Free-soilers
had achieved the right to organize a
State without the faint of slavery,
after a gallant struggle against the
6 6 border rufians" who had made war
upon them. They held their Conven-
ton and elected their Legislature,
which convened in Topeka, July 4th,
1856. Horace Greeley, in his history
Of the war, says Oft
The Legislature chosen under the
Free State Constitution was announc-
ed to meet at Topeka on the 4th of
July, 1856, and its members assem-
bled accordingly, but were not allow
ed to organize, Col. Sumner, with a
force Of regulars, dispensing them BY
order Of President Pierce.
A proclamation had been issued by
the President prohibiting "all persons
claiming legislative power and All
thority from assembling, organizing
Or attempting to organize" i,
Here was a "flagrant act Of FEEDER
n interference" under the direct
orders ofa Satisfactorily Demo
cratic President, sustained by a Dem
ocratic press throughout the country
An extra Legislature, representing 8
majority Of the people of Kansas, anc
without any internal discussions, wa
dispersed at the point of the sword
How different case from that O.
Louisiana, in which q minority O
the Legislature had seized control by
q coup fetat, and where the United
States troops were called in by tn
recognized Governor Of the State a
the request of a majority of the Legis
lature! If there was Interference il
the Louisiana case, it was in conform
ance with the law and Constitution
the interference in the Kansas cas-,
was in gross violation of law and tn.
reckless use Of Federal power an(
Federal bayonets to dispense whole
Legislature representing the majority
Of the people. Yet the Democrats
who approved the gross outrage i,
Kansas have raised demoniac how
over 4 squad of soldiers in New Or
leans who ousted five persons VIII,
had been illegally seated in the Lou
isiana House of Representatives
This is fair specimen Of that Dem
ocratic jewel called consistency.
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gs-Nothing recalls to; the: mind j Of
the married man the Joys Of single
life 70 wildly as to find that the baby
has been eating crackers in bed. s:se..
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The Van Buren press., 1875-12-14
SENATE.
TUESDAY, December Z.

The senate wascallea to order at IL m.
Se.ator Eaton sent t. the secretary q
desk, and had read the credentials Of
james L English, appointed United
s ates Senator from Connecticut, IN place
orc S Ferry. deceased, aud the oath Of
Office was administered TO the new sena.
tor
Mr.. Adams. cle.k Of the house Of rep
resentatives. appeared at the bar of the
senate, with u message announcing the
organization OF the house, and the ap
puintnpnt OF committee to join the
committee Of the senate to wait upon the
President Of the United States,
The senate then took recess till
O'Clock.
Upon reassembing, Senator Anrhony
ffom The JOINT committee to wait upon thu
president. and inform him OF the orgsni
cation Of the two houses OF congress
reported that the president replied he
would communicate with congress imme
,iiafely, in writing.
All Las. Mr. Lucky. private secretary
to the President. appeared at the bar oi
the senate with the message, and it was
read 10y Air Gorha'n, secretary of the
Senate The reading was concluded al
:08. and was listened to with marked al
tenllon by the senators and u large audi
.ce in the galleries.
The Van Buren press., 1875-12-14

HENRY WILSON'S SrIRiT WARNING -
About three weeks previous to the death
of the Vice President he visited tho resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary NJ Hardy, the we'll
known test medium In Boston. and h,ll
communication with his wife Harriet:
and son Hamilton They then informed
him that he would soon be sick, and war;
en- him to be extremely cautious in rcga.t!
10 mental labor, or he would speedily
come to their side Of life Althogh be-
lever in spirilualism, the information he
received was SO startling that he doubted
Is correctness, and after the ssance had
ended, aud he had taken up his hat tr
leave the house, be turned TO Mrs. Hardy
with the inquir, HAS your experience Ne
medium led you TO place implicit CONT.
dence in the reliability of spirit communi,
cation Of prothetic nature?" Mrs. Har-
dy replied that such had been her expert.
cnce on scvcra. occasions, but that spirits
of high order seldom make predictions
concerning the future; that when q spirit
did so positively and she was satisfied
| rs to the reliability of the spirit. she
should have no hesitation in believing.
:. Should such spirit tell you " replied
Mr.. Wilson. . that you would soon 10
very sick, perhaps die. would you believe
it?" IL should not hesitate TO do 80,
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