Independent Republican. (Montrose, Pa.) 1855-1926, January 04, 1855, Image 2

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INDEPENDENT REPUBLIbA • , 'Whoever latun4 to ' -''''''' p. •
Pm*. ent, uniop of the o —.....----_. . I that molly aro afraid that the influeneea of Wishin
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A Wore in Behalf of the Poor Children of ' id, t • i•
CHARLER F. frAD ANo n. rt. FR AZlnr, Eonotts. 1 mote the forthier lirog . rr . rs of OM Slave rower, Thk- i , ..,„ ... . .den o. ...e'..ditor, fur a rout of w i nters, t at the
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- ,__ __i,.. _ _ ___ _______,.___,... 1 000116 who alipreelates the value of organization, and I '' IL ' Near xorz. Ii I Latter plate his dostro c;sl his ant fender
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1 " . - the maitre aml extent of the -Combinadon that Free- 1; It, is Opt easy for thow who enjoy the comforts of ~. .‘ Y backbone t
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•• I ',.. Ila quiet bnme in the cointtry, to a --- ppreciate thewrints ; .?.! 4 - )n: 1 1 ; 1°88l h ie for hint t° 4 ". d " l l' fattligh4 when
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have to oppose, will den A 1
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si col4lontlid by party ,discipline, But there fis one
_ Thursday. January • .1, 11.455. 'Sailers , history of
the „action.sf oulaational g o vernment 'for t a , 01 stutorn,, , . of the pow in our great cities. 1 Thi
•thing al,`tiut Width there Is no reistake : if thelDcino-
I I J-, especyly truo of poOr childr,n.eiVe heai 0 I , ..,„ _ _
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1 cr 4l / c 0 . .,„ to abuse Mot denounce ..intcreiatts, as
To the Patrons of the Republican. L seetfi is actieg on "a
„regular systetn, and that, %own illbousands of strong, able-bodied meeltrinits am ills;
fn. ,. ; it bps dtine for the last three 4, fclir' months, its pat
-1 licharg. , d flout employnint, and, afier wandering ,
•I ronit will be Mostly coofited fo those not of Amen;
Ai was announced reecral weeks elite;; in he neceisary for the accontpli4hment of the purpose ior 0, `• - :,
I can' birth. : 1 ,
potter
ef ily and without succet , s or a m hole day in quest of , la . -
1 4 ro , pectus for the puldleation of 'a new w eekly pa' per ,I which,that system was iletilsed, the whole
Ihilr, tbaythey return . to their statues to t00..0t0. mica hey
to be called the !gib p. ;id, ni B , prtl.diedn, the" snit- I the South can be roncentriated, almost as one man. - sn' ere been consid'erable l eo dsitv excite' d here"
sure ;; talcs fill :our heat t. with sympathy. We - lamenethe to ,
scriber has associate,gimqc:f w ith Mr. 11. If. Fral',./. i The acquisitim of ; eatetsilte territot itys, in the as dm authorship of the letter Mill this tOW nship,
thnes," and %%Del,' fain gi% e distil euiployment.
in i:!: editorial moung. ment, and custom require's a 1 latitude as the Slat c t ot the %Mem opposition of "Itra publiAtill in tile last,Dent al.' f ivritten frilto here
But who thinks of the children I The little boys and L., . . , 1 ;
forntal iutroduction and a bad' 'statement of lids I thy; Smith to the Wilmot t I'roviso, and to the admis- r',l , , at au, • It. must ha% e ;teat by one of the broad -seal
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passage of the 1 girls, toe tendtr to bear caposme to the storms of l ite ; ', . . . l '
view q. - j Finn of California 'as a ftee;',State, the mocryits. There IS one llyii S lOWndlipf of that
' 1 winter, and )et living a .
Imort nithout fire or fool; or
Itos well known that he has alw,i . 64lted with the Fniiti% e - slat e law, the violation of the Missouri Coin- kind, whe halt for severall yeara:been a Itunksii drum
many t , f them wander homeless and friend- i
Demcratic pat ty*ln •this county, haying for several preniise, the Proposititot tcilitequire Cuba, by force or I elet""T'l- 1 Mei., and doneithe errands in.thia part of the'
1 less thrmigh the streets, shivering with the winter's
yeaapublished a Democratic paper, and over Abets put - chase- I -to organize; Indian Territorit.‘s, limn whichi for! theliontiose Regency , among his sort
exclude all Fecc..sua I cold, seta pleading in tears for relief. Wheit
Labored with zeal and honesty of purpose for thelad- the Indian Shave-holders May , th e irh
I but no One before now eer su i Spected hint o
parents pro out of employment, they cannot get total ''
vancemetit of those principles which he believed to entigrants--to re-opett anctiegalze the .Ifrican Slave for-thepapers, as his literatare heret'ofore II
be just and conducive to the honor and prosperiti• of trade, with all its horrors,'all these point to a single
al 'Mule and are compelled to beg or starve. They
I wh'ollv ionfinid to two straight l lines at, right'
are net t :timbered hylitmdreds, but by, thonrainle, I, youl:nte _ c c r i . , •, _ 1
the country. But an importsint et-14s has sowed -c- object, steadily pursued- he supreme control of the in these parts, bound to go ;
ma titudes of flermait erui4r.lno are constantly i , ~ , I P i „ 1 , 1 1
the recent ejections have decided that the old parties. Sias erY interest in '; the government of the United i thil As Alitru•as Dan/
arriiing t in New York , . a great part ofwhom settle in 1 i ~.,
tinder whatever name they may have been brgani - Ird. States_ By . adtoitly notnging Northern politicians, i 1-_-__ .:..11..._.--_ - -.= I
- city with their families, thus overcrowding; the
t are a ttaupereeda t an d a ne w an d - di,:tioet organiaar and playing One patty :mai Ist the other, the eh:lmph. t the sotriol,
,!' narrate errant houses, and adding new - victims• to the
tion is required by the pcoptc. For. a long series of ens ef the South have; generally managed to carry 1 1 .. 1e ; ;
f atilt' distress of the rx7or. .
pt have the Freemen of tee North submitted to their measures through. " Their success has indeed -, e , , . 1
. 1 ~. , , I 31, hot can be done !or them ? Who will offer to tlitOndies who,
drti6ses', have l
the domination of Sonthern emagogue's and i North- .been wonderful. t . , .
c- • , plovid for the-;e suflerit , eteattirt‘s 9 If theY re- 1.
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ent Dougbfaccs, WWI foi hearanceceases to k a l : ir- If aov one bad prophesied a year ago 'hat in a few 1, - , ' 1 , ~, ' • I
York, their tifin is almost inevitable.-
toe: and had it not been far the•l eccett course of our Months the Missouri Conon omise would be repealed, li n ' n "? i i i . NC I%
il feve 'd Tent i ptation is doubly powetful-cold and liungty,
National Legislators, in forcing upon us, l the crown- who, north of Mason arid DiNoll'S lin---el.cept
Tuve,
vtz:,.....1nt Nc3traela ittie
jui. traitor, raw Duegitt 4 ould have believed it? Auto the) ; are driven to the commission of mime, andf be
ing act cf their two, I
',. lot elptssing the threshold of childhood many cf them
" vet, despite the intlig,nald protest of the northern pco-
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.ity-•:we might still have slumbered on • itna. - are'; to - :- ..
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bees ine ;mature in every i:peeks. of iniquity, 1 :
what might have been the final result. But the pee- i'll..ltlu! deed vies dotte. And what shall pre . ve - nt 1 t- $: 'e7 -- -7, -- . ' 1: .1 ,•
- S n!e, will,say, let the .wealtity citizens of the me- ' ahrto f .- aliOn'tii° ll ` 4 Y i' l fit.vor of §:lntl , .
)If -Of the North baVe at hst tittered their Yarning in theitLriti.„'r tilons'.n."militeing hronght to a 'similar sac-:.!
, -- ' tro lii ..build AFylueis for 'them and take care of % ..1t0 Isi . ,- of: : s'•curse te-cilecti..(ll ) ,r c. , itlettt. , , !t,erVti. ;tS a
a yofee thatl, cannot be wristakeo, i'md deelarCd their e.-es:-"til issue! .Nothilitig tot.' a Speedy, deteimined,•l , 1 • •t, 1
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North..; Boa own toot. They have done it: Tilt •'; a no. i • ;;-t,lte . New Turk. 14iritir sity- •,-It, sw a t v i inents id. ti
~, decided; unswerving, acid uncomwonilsing hostOity and 'r united. oppositionttby ble• ''''' ' • • '• • • • - • •i t ' 1 61
I , es . ln the grea war ..„ , i. st , 9 „ ty :i mit of thristtan activity and self•denyingto.Mer. ; R ussians . 44-- Sit:ouch
to f beery I:extension in wIM - 04•C'er guise it may be Pre- We have already' tie nia.s.S*B of the y and night qt the (rinitot,
• ~, oho c edit our cities, which. would pot num* 'ili'•6s to ,
dented: Eye: y effoit Li - r.trf being made for the es- begun it. Bighti 'should eettainly have mt. bold moo' .. ,:; ,„ ;1 • it would Ct:••til,il wet tal:e! the f •alitoutr 1..)f :slay- i 1 I lavii.ig
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7.:Eque, ,, Asylums Ita"ve been built, - anu they arc
-tin t , s -, info edzisideration. • 1
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tablishment of Slavery in the new Teri holies bud _determined chainplops'os wrong. If we 'have tot so:' ''• • . I • • : •;••
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•,.crow-desi full.- Every possible means is use, ;tolsave .- ; s.: . .1. ~ , ; 1 ; ~.' , ii, 1 , -Detniivrati
(loes it not behcsove every fliend of needem-eN'erc direct :o self-in erest in the subject as our.oppo'nents, • ~.••_ • . 1 • t . ---tieVl 17 tinoiroa, Intent ver ot; dill` twrin!syl=l i hi,- e • uunt .
I 1 i i ' : . . ~,e . ,„i gvn ~.....no destroetion. It would del tilt von t• •• ',,,,•:: .;•
man who , has the least spark of inclto;entlenc: rentitin 7 we have the lagliet• motives of philantio , 4 and jos- i • ,• i. - f
our A///o/ling
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~..re I tiu:el • bw . d.. f I vanity ._etititst from the Ftitirth Disriet of / ~ di sit , i , / ,)
eat i i.st i, :iti
ink in his bosom, to contend ;against the t'Stellsion of flee. We may y l ot aNrakr'..fruni . n tal , ct seconity, and ;I to vl F' i .! .:l ' ata. = . . • I . I ,
.. '.. , 1 ~ o ;:Petintsylvaolii, died at hisiresiilenee h ' - il;rank- 4
staill;;;;; eltildt en, r, : t. liz‘t . .u . u.. yorstinaces in the , fort, on Tilur:dav, aged libent . :3:3 . .edrs. - - •
Slavery in this great and hOlipY. Union ? .The rile'.; , ' find our: goverothentirrecoverably suirenderCd intoli
I 1 ' ' , I city,. Clad in r.eat attire,. rece:n . o vt..-,
•••ses frain the Bi- t ; L' •-• t • • mil la on t
•dential election of I kW) will; in our opinion, ilcisl.e. I the hands of those Nilo:, will use it as .a iniglity instru- ii , •"' #i •• - Th • ;11 •ei ir .'t • T. 1 .1 . 1 . vwi1l saltp ;lo in- ettilittrv."
blo, mat sivs.i., beaotiful hums ai r - vai , c :n nil •: ,] -'• L l°( I 3. 11-. .• , ,
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the contest-decitle the grzat and import:tilt oltes..! ille:it nt iii.. poiletuiltion cf wilng. •' • . •, 10 oporat ton, w•lien free ; 04:14 I r win 'lie sub- . ' . l', - , tl i k
.- •; . • . .4. ; .- Thero me inaoy such, but they are !M; •Ititu coo I .
lion whether the North will lotto, r sueenlnb te Se itb- I W 1 1 '' d 1 the I I
c air a. ~ gree drat t_e t.n",:e has cone When a . ' ' 1 -..... • ...tantiallv'. - c 4 stltblishi•il - between the r e Vilited - ev it a bly: t;
. _, take no, more. Thousands 1P 1 etti it
aro .e_ tatgactucti .L.'-• •,,_ , ." • •, 4 ~.. . . , ~, ..!. „
ern domination and influence" and yhether the . 4 l - inth 1 ;top SI 1 ' • • • • :Antes' grin the brit 'sit 1 rtivine;s, a resant :ong short tittle
t • , '. i _ 1.,0d,1 I.se put to the rapid ad% ative.of the stave . • •'. • ' .•
• . css•vt,o., Het et , it is the csinviction Of nualv 000 d t . - •A • r '-• • '
with her slaves for a great portion of her rsoireSeitta-_'
', pouier, 'and dutt c letreetually vinciimultlit.ll that td••••ct - ' mid 6.11 ick.- soli.t:ht. by .the provincials. ' •
nifty:lnce ;
• tion, shall -forever hold the balanee of rower.' It is' 71-f • S J ' men in New York, that the only may tO sage them i.: , ;• - ' j
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r . • / an.,..• rf t• hirer, Presldetit notst be elected in lis'rati. to find 1i0..n . .t I*,,r th;ot in (it e COtihtre. Accui•dingly, I 1 --Tit n
!..entoerzittc State,Cyntral,' ovnintit. their l'9w.
admitted, almost uolver i sally,l that the North must he .'l.ei to.: begin In ma hal Freedom's forces for that One eolith
s • a Scilly hat . ; been f • Ourt-•tl, called. the "Children's ''tee hitY •• ii•suerl a eni; col l .4 SOte• Cl4ention,
arrayed 47. inst the . Sotals iit the net Presidential !•• .. f* ' .
1 I g-rt. 1,1 ce/i let. -..-
, Th t .,' to carry v
election, with • a very fete exeepdsons, r.r.d is it ;rot • ; . .
. : Aid .4elety," whose Main ol t i;.•et is to colleet ' these - t0 il ly li •lii at ll:trrisilti-w jni%.,.4th.
time that we should preparei for this cootest-th4 we i
. find heroes for Wem in 1 ympliii tee 17t5 , e,1 a series ot ..e.--, _,• _ -.; . '7' :
should orga'nizr, and defend those principles Which • 1' •
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, % pular Sovereignty
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• • - • T. ~,,,' it-ttuns thtti-,ereus
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the coliutry, fir away froni'tice, and crime, midst-ant, 1 aioutti•it know Nothingistn.. - Mies (T that
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. ►'C• 14 • - 1 . •-1 • .. are 1... 1 , .• a 05:7 111 6. 1
_ ore of incalculable value? For We Mar it ' xpeCaoeS liven The crashing ivelgl tof of.pot•ition chat is thought, The children are of both fexes, of all nationti, anti . :; t
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at the North. The action of our late State'ThFino- . 1
vaxviri ti•oin the ageCif tin tof f- •• • •11 ' .41 of o 1
to bear .ant Southern outn.who dares' gives ut s ..
~.o. • ,_ i . ...ii.. to., rids .l ; --a trantsia Ihttelthe:ein, reccittly anon:tea pri ,,,,,,f e
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erotic Convention
,ia r‘itising to give an exptesslon, t•teratter totto. natural -entiminits!of the heitit lo farm ' little bo3 a and girl!' 1 1 ...." 91.t.• I•ec" bent ni&-
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,in Litt! ,Jl`arter .9essionstol' Craw tl,pl county. - i; • ( , n1 6 1 ;
just after the 'passage of the Nebraska sehenie, grows; '• of r , .nitro liaS,piov A , too lII'-cl"I oven for Col. Ber.-•, huntittis more haVe applled to h e c . ou t a way,l hot the P.a., :as ar 141.01r:ix cum:inetnig.' , tli ciriillion li z ilsl. rs';
i ton to bear. lle. h'; Surrodered to the Sldvoty.l Society.could . not senil them for want of appli*ation I e; 1.1
50,;.-';1 \':ti; diseliarLit ti 01l tile', ground
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the that a portiOn cif file North site farbLIPIC
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esttonsimusts, aial 1. w reeognizes the 0 itteiple of
froutihticOuntry. - . They are often ',mind out by in- i, idlonet• is not instil tabl'e inaler art44: . -knowit ~/ . / ,
•to the acts, and will sustain the ;dralinistratioa, hovel--'• • . / , 11.1%i. tio t
er repulsii . e 'they may bo to those 7 who arc. hor.'rtql- I popular,' soye . .eont*, as ciPour"-ficd be Ponglas and ..tlentore as apprenticos to difet cut trades.
.. -, ~ : 1 -:!lftw tit i hlis c.'olninori%venitii. ; . i / : • . • .
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'Opposed to the exten.i•on c•f,Slavetv. And latOrktili, I -1 : 1 " al:ioN to- tho, L fullert es.' tent. In fact, he goes furl In October hod, a ioung mau of toy acquaint:ince) I- , 1 •• :; NT } 11:
I.! ..1. lit." l • orta iir:ltnt•hll)ettiot•rtit-attribute!:. J'irpurice.
wiry did not our late Cotirdy Cone,mition 1 ,,,,,,- 1: ,-, F ,..,, _ ther to...in they 11;,iyeAl1 's '• • toolJ fort: - 1,0v.i 1 . .0 N • Toil ' 31' .1 '....,'
Ver. dope, and dee . latei At. opto T 1 :. i 4 , . from Newo
t . 1 " I '; • I, '' and • tiLc... liii ;Ct line's to the - want Of' 'confot'enee re- , -' \
tions condeninin.g the action of Congres:s f in f4eirg• . , .i., ~, :. ‘ i 11 The s Society
101 l that .;•• Kansas 114.1 It.,i_. , :ipti..d . to adatistdon-'-hayt four.il hmoes for then a. .it went t4peet-•
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--,a,tio-r 0.0111 the 't...'aletisni of 1,11.1"., •1. t:
Pelick. and: ; •
• ' the iotorti
this odious law on the peoPlo, in , 1 to i their i, iag ' last week- •
the, other:rec t Lisites-With,or without slavery ai kg IP .'''fid 4 similar I "liiitataiii • , •.:. ;•r• •
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~,.) •• ~ the Ott nip') the •knti l ,Nebras:•ka call Anti-t • •.•
~ .0••• I -.es.; -44.1 1 4 0 t. Its yi tto tanj•-ire ni • • MY oaertsin writing thi , irticle is to call ch. , tt '''• ' i! • ••••••• 111
prayers and pcti;ions ? Lzlit not evidloit that the i ---.? P •• s r .__ this . ,
~ r t ica I, ..c o .o. 1 ; - • t a en, Vierot: eantla.lat-2s it, other States! I This is , ;, ; •
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aye power-is e ierting its i s o sesee even i n mi l. own gross, nor evel'i by 'chow of the Constiration, but by tionof • the nmrinclA oil.] )fry?: lulls of Susquehanna 1 4 ec idt, l'i.. lilt; • b -C.) k . t..ftli . - •,\ ••t•i• tj
t a_ it... u t. ; ,... ,A..,0 •
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'i; hi ant Lrior ard ..iii - terior, both to C wil. e t nintv to the foet ill•it they can obtain chiltire l from - • ''' • ' •
• county, to some extent? :And is it rot the rimy ~,t- . 4 . Virtue of a. ..g. 7 .. _ .. .. 1 , i .i. i f .„.
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. • i• - :‘ - ...ry true Republican to array himse'lf on the side of ' grin and the4Coostitutior.the itilier i ent tight or file .*: , ??.in,e . Society at, a trifling expense. Thu only I 1 - '--
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1 (ter, of antl7.:lS, of- ,1 , n.‘zimit,
• fended the Alts-sourl e :1;1.11e:idol by 4tchisnn. , 0. F. Ur.
"Frecdcnn and Jil;olit a.7.:41c.1 Siarrro (,),,i 11 - r ioTi•-• i ._•te- :sot ereigilt, pns.seio , eil bc•fore the Constitution charge is the railroad 'fine f t'm New York to Mont- i •t . it, ...,:
1.t% Ins Inilenenclent course its his ne"%v:nosition, them alit
Is assuming-, is rtt •the; duries of an oilite:f cf a •
~ - - , wiii made . .;_uot .iirrctitlett-s1 to the federal gore rodent TOse`,D(Tot, on the . . I:'..ntlgil.n.l. train." , The im . ;y..Ceao. . , d
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:rat . ri' le 'are th- fr Alti I•v ' do sik .1-it dof v•o-k: • toot a f trn c 1.1 Tr t 1' 1 ) !Y e '''' It stated the t the s Suothern I)tonoeritts t o dile and
public journal, hi!' deems it inettpctlient to etlarge-.1 when , it " ~•a( . . ~
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. 0(ili ' . 'SS are clamor lig tiave , 111111 Ws.- I) ' c••• no
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.... :. : r-r t naho .••ii!s vitt malse thstits.elves nodal in domestic .• • , ,: ..3i,;
•farther upon the course he intends to pu: Sne,lns he I.. ....lat'''''•" .-
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. . Iswell aware that the fesponsibilnies to bths•-eticoln- ' abtoy ;
Frei - Ail:lr Srot...rot:pity, then. aecoidirg tollr. Berl :. • 7 . , • r i . ,
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tT..giVcs the peolde of tho 'territories not only Con- ..111 yoo o,l;c• the children al.• . xpeetcd ~ to do - it;! 1 --•, I MI • is lititik l ey . thil min wito retfrilll is - .771e I
teted are of ho incousiderable. impol tat co. tsufliee
-. :to say, then, that in cot - att o, st i tig 11,. b lini bi e llii t i i s tt•l of tin-the.otcwanirs,..but, of ours also: and the fioni a . ' 1.. - t•e% olent•d i csire is 1.,,,P10te.- tbc:it s if elfare,•!: yaliell frton the Co went at 14..nunitti.141rg, is a trey 1
4. ' Ile -cditotial masalg'oment Of the Rept-1,1:e a•. • , ills oin• Pt,oP!e ('f.' thits,,Cotifeilerrey ati lat%e no voice its the audio gi% e them pi orer attention and insit:ilctioa, 1 yrit iiii; it lorg ]tilt r It'll reol;:y to the of the If. 11. I
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_s•l:t will be to furnish a paper which sLall; be h i de, qtrastion of titr.itting new [ntembers to the sister- I sioubt not that a i.:Ti.•,•• 11.111/ber might be taken in- ititititiiilot'es . of the 'o4ent, iinbllshill a few :;•al:11 :le,
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elicie.,- i t, an advocate of Education ar..l Ttluptirance, htutd of Statestilt,i,hoeve chases-.-lieing a part to the families c,f our eitheas,•and thus skveil from ,i(laY1;s1If,1•1‘. ;"he ; itenils glying :a pvtliplete ,tiles its
...nd :which shill be accept:ll)lo to th•• itoptailican 'or cf the yniteil ;States. territory-has the tight to de - '- s!.411•1 inv . : and pethatts fit.m tutu ll . ho yot:la 1,, 11,c..parr4tiv.p Of Gni VOA /.f .,. . : • : .
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r il. i i I,' . Ll• :. •5 ..
Free.Soll part' in Sthwraeh.anna comd v. . /told admissicin. Lel : that doetrine be proroulg:itod' fad and grow up to atiotri Fpviety. - . tronitoe.
' ' ; c.- 411 is a. singula r but'olenstirtildeltto . t, that (. •-• I ,
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We therefore earnesils solicit, ana aA: tbe L .. .. -
:ltd ttete , hpor. : aid! 'ice What' will be the yonse f ..- .. .., I
; It is esneei ,Ov io, •••••to," • t tins, •' li , .;••% ' •-•
', - " • " this - • ; T '-• -.. i 1 verni‘ont„ tr esii, fin, latia!tendt.r. l froitii the. • for- '•: ,' ' i .
Z ".. , I'l ' rt 7 l l l V 4 la; it 4 lefrigt. - nes a- dun •hri-t 1)06r-toe f...unisi:2: • •• , .r.Ow 11101 e 1.3 - 11 ever befoL ..' -P.-'-.: • • 1 - • .I - • 'c;,.l- ''•' '. •
operation'of
~ ,, . .14:friettils vho so roblytriumnted at q' l 9 ll e , '• -, ~,,• •• . 1 •‘ - • .-,. • t,•• : i • ~, , , - r". ~ E . e St.S,, i Is ialeapel iiot% ; nil .... , Louts t(tan iteel. ; ".' I" il s a T
o• lt-ie s /to
she late elec.tions tb aid us ia extending the- : iv -Ida- . tau system !of= Polyczanty;'w 11 be (lain :irk at Fathers and mothers cane to the moms of the mutton': or pork. J. ,T14:4 editor of thi hitel.l- . - 1
• • 1 •• or,ibahli
lion of the Iniiej, , ei,ikut RepirUican,• assurinz them "ti ••• Soviets- amt. y-Ith fear 'ill e c... •
1, the since • - •:11,., , . Sles• i ly and Polygamy -..1:1 e , o . , • t . . :.nil trembfing old '
v_ee- • getiller ilays :We ii.t . 7..c. / .. to_oli time '' it _t i .
.that on: otmosi exettions -h .1 rsot be yap ing to ClaiSt . in - Thilat!Cr: l( 4 . the 7Ci. , L . 1111 1 m - la - vr, and of all otir ' ofre,r to part r 411 t!1•,11' bets.. vd Children. becatise they. I tougjit,,tit tour toots .:1 Fitaita.l recehtle, and ' f "" cA ,
I. .
trend..:: It in es-cry r.:•speet ;Y:,.0.11:....tit.1 thcir Patkonage. ideas of -.ILIA ;; ap.d.if °mi. hriog a heal institution in, . car: :o: fi'cd and t - 16;11(' 1:1E•Iii. 31tilly malt:111110 have i'•' stnltliCs” are .botti. , ,lit by the doze at eight.
Cii'antts F. 1r.....n.. a Territcit-r1 without. this IConf.-!eracy. can olligo 'Us 'To Paients, and after to -go ary whore and' ilo ;my- i cent's. :',- ir i .11ovem
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I to reel•i•••t- an..,1 chit ish it,ll".•hr tot the ollier I" -. ! tiiii?:z. II ti:c-y . may. 1;...A elle:lsh the !MN. , of livlng ill a_ 1; t '.,' . ••• „ I - I •• • Rich The I
-7--:‘:7 an Irttilvitt,, , Ol itit uxtravagapee tA , i.
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• Bitt this - - i,j,torit., , . ;..1 . ••!artkol fez To.• I,e.ldli t - •,•. tit ; `;'"-`3ll°il,3o_le Lit:l.W.
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'.1."" g' .S'g'"l'.lll"." .)Get r has i•reyailed in the totottry fur! ss r plie Cone. I ,''' '' '' . l ' ' l .
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vets rnight ... if canted but in practice, 1, , t ., (1 - to t..:_:;:-.l:cire-, if the srei,::: ••• ..II 5t.:..: 11: , ;7: entcf Nei:
an iilll6riiti ,, huti,,ty, .1111 Netr; - York hil,; - wri ; teti I ,' ' ',7 ''''";
u• . of tile. l'
ts:Which ithat rti%Vt.T iroui,l disappi ovel slum I. ` - n k • i
' - I a letter : : stittlia ILIt iiiV:111161111t of duties-raid ; ..
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ci 410 lilac- tind,2l-'J
lica
t. C55.1111,1.1-Z, IT. y- 1 , , .. . . ~ , . ..
• ~ , ; ma l l:,, an cal-lci r t• at , p‘...-.1., then, to all mho read :
tbe'llepublican it rutty be .prorwr briefly toi.lin..e to ; ecet.t if.dications, there is:. no of on the - part. * and it 1
1 ; 4 i're,t' tell artifieial flitts'er4 for thtfilirst guar- .
toe causes widch have led' to its paLlication, rd ,al !of tin; Shivocnicy, toPlacini the IndialtS, art polithial these lines, to do NV i llat you can in this cause. • ,You
.1 ter Of the ettrrer.t o=ral ly.ear Wits altiikt 0.0111 - ile 1
• ! ,„. t.etr'.4 r.
int.; )-01' OtC tour NC; •t • ' •I'' . .il V chi =c t '. i + 4,i ti said-
I . 0 „ ur o nln t . r t s s, at. i.a .
in some-degree to indicatll \ the course of pol tical ac- . and social- equality with themselves; for they pre , n'IlY t i - C l''''..., tile . ..a,ll . ollth. 0....1.1...04 ( l in 'fallecikt...l iron. -•. ~
torn In
1.40., whieb i ia the present Ibis's of pOlitieril i.fairs,• -
I 1 1 . -•ese the orgiminatiOn of f erlitorit•s tutder the Von. t e ndet suffetim.r: children (tom a / position of the great- , i.l ' . . . .... „; .. :• . : • • - f t...1'
,f , : t • • • ii•
---lhe lialuiitiet ot f tlie '.' e w 1 1 .4. k .Cr ) ,..st;il-. ctthe .1
deem it iny, dirt to f.ursup. . `l trot ('l'idiaik'slavehelder&with a view to- their future
r i.. ' est peril both to body and soul. The expense. will;-. ) • '. - - •. 1 -
•I alaCe , :tre said to he in the nei ,, ltliorhood Of slit in „A
• The Constitt-,.tion.of chi United States is without
. :--, a i...l s i on . as F.: Lata . ; au'd ii is pieludde that ere long. ..bdbut trilling, and. the satisfaction of having reseuedh • c....iin 1.,.. . ~, . 11. f . 1 ''' •i*
nue tart assets: in Lite Ssup of tile hits bet
doubt one of I the noblest productions of litif an. wis- i-One indiaii, nith his foCic of titian chattelF; will "One !t4
.there little ones" I;•cLY be a'Fourt 4 vf thei' ' l ` '°' • rare`
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dont, arid we fondly imint, to the operation of C'l , l - 1 have.:a Vepresentatictn in ICont.ress rald a.t vice in
f a
~ , s••reso, t , .
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sweetest retleettonialtd -a joy* forever." ,;.: , . : .. •t"
..I I inlildiiio - fixtures, i tii I i 't
ac.i.tier . „ N.:titled . 0 . our t 1
ti -a 1100 000 • This latter'stim if reltlizetl. will 'of .:Itli 1
Government and the m.civ:th Of'our Country )inder.it, 1 f c '', H,, i. ... c_ 4-. .. • i t :: - i 'Secrets • have aker.th Lpplied for hogs rind
. girls. t ' . i . ' '. . „;
. ma ii.g, t it... AR,. t.- old- c eit,ti, equa
_o a sco,c of i. . , . i :abeitit teincel the toortgages ,lieltl tsly the th- sea ot;
L.F. an, evidence i , f its parfcction. Illtt. an I?lpartlal ; ' , „No . itiierst -freentan. lit.t .n . f- IIL it- f••
ppose . the free qc s 0 1 - - -
aild I would &faille serve at.y:wlin are .disitosed -tor; -: -
. . • 1 - , - reetor4, for money acl;canced.' • . gillect isi
.
examination will show that the action of the (;cvern- , the . Sorth to have .colonizi4l a portion of our W•estean i v''''Fa' l ',t l l'Pli. 9toll- 1, ' 1 il e
it
merit has ettanged . somcwhatf,inee the. time when it' teriiior,.. &mi, having 'irlit-lied a Ikpublican form 1- - I '`. ' d Lses .e le the ' rindson of Gen- t ..' -
.: • '.l4,y:adiire:. , 3 i 3 linion Thco.gira! - Sevvinfiry, • Str; 1 -h-led rimy) ..c.) t „, g . _ , . „
, , alto Jit
*as' administereti-by the :patriots of the Re lution, 1-
; of. g6i-em.-.Cnt, hating, ,ty excluding Slavers 'fiOnt 1 3 :ork:Cii.o• _ . . -•
111 ' fl y ri a i ais J i •-o sc x.. :: rend Lafayette, and the only;
is
desecru- , . .
.......,____ , . •- I antof the Illustrious dt. , ceased Is now in WaAt- 1 and it ;
and the , growth of the country has been ttended i
, ainont: th,ri. evinced the r belief that "all men tire . 1 ' .•
• . • , •, ..
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.• I , I at tent,
. . •- ( . i ntr. ,t o n; I:ecently lc visited! the too helt.ses
with more than an equal • gron-th of a great eve t•ttle .7 -* - 1 1 icreatc-d. free ar.ti equill," havingt•Mbraced the Cliris' t• 1 '''
- •'• •-* - Fo r
, tli. :`''P ul "" n •, : : • ' :liie.. , F
--,• of Cori.lre'ss tail was' introiltmed to menthol's, i
istcnce of which ourfather,s deplored, and whose cm- I • - -..t • 1 f 1. , if ' ,1► d '-, , the'. L'ott '
I J an T s eat o, t .t. 0113.01 oent,..t. en,u io
f .. • Anti-Slavery Ileetin&i at Susquehanna De• ; - - - ' islands
; pot. i awl °tin:N. - • After ',Making a ttair of -.the': , ;
tent they curtailed 51.57 faras layln their power. ' - I
I ,r(ov,garev, std having all', the other rec i nisites.-stip-- • ' . i . 5 . 5 " t (lOWA',
Silvery, that monstrous esotic in - a free country, !p e v. -- t,lle - ni til be now as tug admission-into the tn. ! - 0 . portimi f Soilthiat will return to i ranee. i
; 'Pursuant to nottee, a large, - and respecta-c. . . „, 3 . . .; . , • them,
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instead of being jonlouslylconfir.cll to its orig . inal lim- ' i „;` , , l i' i . '--1 .'. • . '., „, ~ ,; ef the citizens of UFguehanne, Depot and vicinity ilEi, 1 ..;_th e ' w„,:iiitlgtott Unioh', the, Organ of the ' Th, : ,
~wou c it te ,s.asocriey ever Cuer.. „li e-qta . t ~• , , , v I u l ,„ •
•col 11 .. 011 ,- .0 ;.••••;') Do '" i ":4 11 * irli . i,Adnomstratton, is Ju it tt : A ;midi, ditoressed '
its, or abolished, in pursuance of the polley of the''; tliev.~ Ito have the ! race whnse naiural flAits ; z t ltn "''''' at '''''' t per ok
Drctimber 1741,, . hu ' t atd L.I:! -Hindi; i abtfutl the, Know
. Nothings, as theiN. Y:.Tri- -
men wbo framed.tle Constifution, tow receives the 1 ...... 0. „,j ; f ur ". sc . ; f on , train!' led nr , oa..it wi . th them :in : day er'lthlg•elitiriti
' Was ChoSen Presideitt, Sedate . Gristroldand. Nathaniel litilit.. 1 • The' I. nioi l'• is parfiettlari2i savage. up."! „„ v i6i
fostering case-of the C4t-er ,, rce , .t, ar,d.,ah-hn Jr' . t 6.-+ i . 47.,„-i-,; , , arm naier:l trt•tat voice with them in mat:-•
strong, se-Ic:.< as'is; el*ident to every relle:ulaz ot" - ' . in , . the. laws : of the emir: Irv? ..Nobisly believes they. Ilill, } - : , 34., Vice. : Presider.ts, and Dr. 11 A. Tinglef cool iii Know Nothing . Ab;dition ' Slavt.! Stt'al- I „I - . t h e l
server of _t coat i the ei.tire' - colitiol of our n..tior.ill of 1 r.-oithi les.cr iv:cotn.:iv. , Il Ir principle Of poPular sotc- ;if ecretary. Cliarls C. Ilutleigh, that eloquent and 1 cr...-0 (Tate x h
..ort.„-jtist rt, s'avagei . . as the Tri.• I I:.:Lbt, , •
fairs. Is it Oc t ; then, ihe duty .of the per , de of they. sr , i __:: - • i h .* ' . , Th ••-
i .gn ty to E‘'lo aca • C prme:ple- would then ;••,; . - ;
r tried!friendof freedom. beiog in attendance; was the 4., home '•ufron the Santa: ili: :N. SlaNi,e.if...atelier , z. •. 1 ...
1 1 • t • .hilts"
!• - introduced to tint audience. and inoceeth_4l to - aft:. I;' j 3 , . , i l , ,
N.twth, as they lore „their counity and. fre dorn, tai. he ;,,,: t .-. 1 , ,1 . - . 0 , 0 • 1 •‘1 -. ' f h . - -
v. :a. , Ni•l'.:tr.n; esttation; or t ose who arr. ' . ~• . i A
t ute leaelter - ssConvention met inthe i '', a ri a ' '
unite against the thrcater.c.-d do ±i. pion oft ie South, iq ri • ~ .'' .-- • , ' ~,,j .; d . ,• _• • , -3 •• g
i' ' tire-the r‘ectin in a r perch of untritual .powe4 ; 1 t.• ,-- - f'-' '
1 beauty, jrnd eloquence, He spoke *of labdrine''selt'S
.. ._ • i , realm, el cry nett c tolean.. ~.r. iiespetuatc a syt- , ; Pr,o3liYl.erin Cltuicli ,at 'l4Wisto s n, Pa., •on' as Yel
with as much 1:n=1-nit.. as e•on ern men ersubine to , t t.t . which ' •
• - • - 1 .• .. e places the n any tinder the despotic
. ruhf ...- • i • . -
'r
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.., '' ' I Tuesd'ay of last uk - dck; Pret: J'. P. Stoildard ' ' l d '''"'
effect that object, pad 'At use lire Power tlicif possess .of : n. few, care nothing .f such a principle, only as'its . longllt \ aet in the anti-slavery . cau t ,e, to make the:North 1 w 1 , •
6 1 -. ;le' ' a -'•'. ' 4 " tg' 'W '
i etc tempu at) • l;tct4.. A large
tobring back the.government to the true* kepublidan . ~..- ' ,: nr , w.,1 - 'i: . 1
, 1 .
.e ni.:y serve as a ell IT.I tOb ,CSI,IIC the North into ~ •• , -• • • , number of neW Inenibers . a'.re .enrollea, sev , 1 wheth
policy? I believe such to be,o - feiri.cluty : and to aid; !:„, , , i ,,,, t ,f 1 11,5, „,1 , ,,1 1 i I. ,-.. 'I , ... .
4/ 4 00, EC.ICSIC:.
... ~ ; Ftiuth,•and of uideting often : with ri:huke and dentin, 1 ,- I
5 I I: • t
; ersi reports submitted and disvnised, and all
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as far as pos..-ible, in effeeth7 EUeh a ninon was one ~ . :;; ; ; • , • • pit.tion ; but that. now the slave-holder had comp Of, f ' fowl.
NN hateser th•:! motit" •
that intlnet , l Ir. Dotdon, to •-•, • . • .tittlsses•L made em a- varlets - ot prattleal edita- ! n
.
'Of the;
.103.diPZ 1110tiVeS• for estabh.,ll:lg -11 4 Itttptitli. ~ ;-. - , i -., .- 4; , • , • .
of 4 . 4 . • ~• 4 , i hi -aid, and thelFugjtive Slave I.aw and the repeal, ,;, .i . ~-„I„. I , s r ~ :,. i . ~ -.! l eas i .•
rherautgate i ro aosuro tncory . state....togins, the • 1• 43 the. 31i "Doti e, ommonilse 1,.a(1
aroused ani eahici , to tiro tt . .pn.s. - Int; all.latlUnneaaa? a cry Jai ge. . ,
CUL • .
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The old partieQ .:are ali:ead). been de.no-ed by the i • 1. ,: i
,; )1 , •
: 1 • , I • k I II I
' • 1 15 I act has been fatal to Li: -far re; and hi it he has lost •-• . • • .• . • • f' ' ,
.. to, 1 _ .
~ ~ , , feeling in every nianly heart. That the question nolt- • .t-4 The latt - .st ari•hial from
l einEgence and rstt ern ot ti.ousand. i!- . ; ---, ! ; eoulel.
Europe ltrings: f o r tl
acids; 'who. I litve ;ia the North' was`ot whether We are all fr,'e nirp, but. nollitng of impt - trtiret. tfretn: the: si-at of War. I win',
debar ef the pitorl.c.,.- T i h:-.- - f.--., cat' mass of Northern I,• i * -
1
t lO.T:;d been ' l liis adinit eve, •but are as emphatically 1r• • • ',
men perceive the prils to which tile free I: "tuitions I' -.1 .. r•.•.: 1 , t - • .- I :nhether v.-e• are all clam=. 111, , : illustration of *cieil The ',mites were tnaking but,slow progress in.. rep oli
I tl.M4l.st hart when It istirsoi r. ..s he.% s. it. fu r tau .. • •
of die country are . esposed, and hare deteilmined to t * 7 ' 1,. : i cl '- '''' 1 •-• ''' '•''. ... .. ' • •• • •a al.rcligiotez libdrty in the beautiful land of the five,* the siege of Sebastopol, anti reinf4reements; of I neig.ll
1 . • I who; lie via :tat; I • .•. - 1 - ,; .;
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unite for their preset vation. The formatioit °fa great ,I * -1, •,: ...., :( ~ :.. •• . .: . was such as to almost make the audience exclaim, Tet EJA6riisli, French. i ittid T kiriii,,h , ).roops were .11.ta
party of freemen, at theNortb, - in oppositit l r e 1 0. 114_1 .. :, 1 .3 -:I 1 ---- 1 .- i --:- . . ------!-- ..,. ...- -. ! . i'C i s fight . .slaver l Y! At the close he..wasj i loudly sits . hat...tgning - toilitl the besiegers. 'the IZussians 1 •
. nt Anlnctsra.vral: ..11.550 Tnt. liNOYr 50T03".014.- .
elavery-estensionists is ; inevitable, and to- tin. p.ariy-; , .• .k ' , New " . . 1 - s i landed... . 1 .,.., i . - - ptitVe a lintlre. foripidabia .foe than their enc- •
, 1
, .; The llashitrgten train and the liamptthire •*, -_. •. 1 • •• .
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ilia be proud to belting.* 'is • ' . [I. .. i • v.,e lat..; •niev i lent which occurred a coin- -11Ittru seem to have tOlticiPated. *"i
I '}' Patii•ut i:Iiic:11 mar b' e l ormidered : the especial o-11.-trts • ' "whilst i ' II; :'. i i
It is objected that.thik; union of the ft ten of fret-'; I.i.- V 1 - '.• - - • ..-,' ".; 1 ince were in iearch of it hall forllr. Purleigh fo I !_..:.'..- A 3 u d,r e
of •riv:4tleut Therce r l a e troth making savage *war on !: i ••• d , ' I. tI : ,-.• in .NTj,wJerse •.1' • l
c . , . ~, y. c tinge( the Ju- •.
...
dom w-4!not.be.pertuiti ‘ mt.- It will probal i tly contin-* lure in, desert to he*remembered.' - 'rhe Metfte
-1 ryi that the sidewitilfs must belift unincum- mlt
1 the Knots.ii.Cothinisi altd both alll seeking to inset 't'
lie asinag ei the cause 'LI-laicli fetid:teed it esists, that , Ist trustees wer applied to for the Methodist Churelt. lies ell by- good , kiir artieb4s ;of ittreliandize or
I:the order With the t ams character of . the old tart- c
is till theElaceryquestioniS sat"of.ictorily (reposed of, 1
r
ford Convention- - 4 Patriot says the ?cork hare
declared the llartfe :The request was refused, on the ground !hit - slavery tii i flie.;
. Pen,onsiltave :i 'right :tb Like their
The sooner that result is elfected, , the Bette . ;hat fronr ! '`sag a Divine inititution, sanctioned by God hiniseli- g lOotis into their I.4.lil;dingi, acroSs:tlte side Walk,
present indications it.wp be t rne ; years lience„l
.Ini Is there another church outside. the Southern prix- litit ;they must tit'kel each' pactai4 as Soon as
clays, and ili*at. Is
1 • , I -.
Aelligent freemen will pot be infleenced byl tilt:, Uses,. •
be, regarded in.thel ithouse, where.a majority of her trusteeft hold stleli I „aided from the !ea t• PlaCino• b iter era
-, , ; , t, 1 loads
tion of permanency, which apPlie.3 with equal force to
ni i it abominable doctrines ? Do* you Wonder that si=gner eit tile' sidewalk at he sitnie tiiite Was. a vio.
all parties, but, now ilia:, the ties of party pire thrown -.: • . --.,. •- I - hanna Depot Ii soinetimes'ealled a hard place 1 1 ,•••: . ' la:tiljn of the law, at, .the.!sitlitwalk and tifr C et.
.1 . i intelligence or r. qtr
•off, will. be found battling on the side or freedom and If the To the honor the the church I, would add that. ohly • - 16 . 1tine'r to the publi: •-
.- - ' thotmi
, .-; • , Matti
. 3 . _ - n
hinuanity. • -,t • -.
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three or four o its . members are. prwslavery-fh 1 . ~._ . 1, ,•'' 1 " !
, , ti e Order referred - t , . ~.
,1 1 - 7 , -,-k.ongress Ma:, tot expeete4 to do much
With views such as the above, I find rlystdf act- 't . • I pro-slavery member's being trustees.- . r ;
• : ritifity of treas , a t' .I 1 1 011..rtfter the Imlidalys, and thi4 expectation
jag in concert with a large hod). •of }'re Soil men - „, ,-, Yonr4, ' i'RErcaLICA '•• t .
1 . • •1 tempt at een-gove * .•
of*Busquehanna County, and can only pramise tb..na ~,
tut , peOi•lte' tlot 1 , . ; •In qarnest, and we may look for "tunny times.
that 1 trill endeavor to fdt: My allotted - place in 'the 0 . . 0f1 i ki .,,.: anti it * ..For die Republicatt. ' •.i • 1 T 1 -
i - . , •
trn
• .1 0 chautptons of Slavery 'claiiri that the re
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Ttepnblican ranks,•for the'adrar.ceutent of the great.. ,-. :. ',7, .
, tne siipervision-.,v ecnt elections at the iSierth - ,fhave .not pro
aathle tllatunit:ea Ug-: VI .'1 :' H. ' - 1-1 7 'it ' i2 . 1 "" i 'General . lii ' erc6 tl nhaneed a verdict agatitist the ',Nebraska bill,
,
ittnYof course they! intend to gtion extending
ibiti, area of their ppt institution} if they can.
# l lp expect that all trite, Men ;in Congress,
Otifitlent in the suPport . of a frtfeconStiueneY,
,
1 lbe bold and -* . 1 ' ' r • 1 •
NI I. . tin,' it.. , dtni,, in tam. advocacy
la
the right.,
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,•• •- , ; •• \• •
1 : -; - ht •i
ttg • Daily• ; , ' .g- •
Ili : ',The Cy Press, peeetiftrevl4tll,
shs's that a thorough itivestigneion estaldloities
die . ..supremacy of Chic a,,
'toss a gi-ahi poet over
Ail otlrer ports oilthe wctrld,`• g Accord It o - to
tlte-6tlculation of rho Daily 'Bess, the grain'
port Of Chicago eicceeo th,Lic of New York
h ,,. 4,298493 hushelal; tkoso-4,)f St. Louts by
rt'ore than two hUndred and, fifty . per cent;
((Lose of Uthyankle nearly Riot. hundred'-' c ar
,it•lt. Tuining t 4 the!great.ioanarics of ti.
kopc„Cititi,ago nearly dotibleS St. Peter-sherg,
pa , largast, and•e*eeeils EGataiz: and Itirailis
oriplitiltieli .5,446,r2 - 74 , 1ielit. I ' • • -
1 „, it
A HINT TO Torrt.A.a..rEnrounEns.--At i the receut i ' ~,..-,
_.
_..
annuall
exhibition 'of .the Susquehanna A i m . demr—a I . The " ° ` invrie ' llt
- • - ' • nabliche4 wa ,
very creditable liffitir,\ by the tray—it was: curious to IP. • ' ', at - i . '
witnes'‘ With what etstfimiastit the audiene ebtereti, 1 54 P it1 `' .64,e1 " ' N'e
cspecitilli with the -feUt °heti upon Ter
, .11,4 1 t, .,1 of religits likri
Tb e _Oc• . - _ .:
e. . 4 1 that retigous fair
.iesion. But a clue tO-the ori , in tl' dies 'eve
•c - 0 •e' P rg Pl. T ,a - , 4 ' el
.iletroastrations„ might be found. in tifhispered re- i vir, • t- 7 ati'• h is ''.
raark of it briy who satin tiicdranglit of cold stir, near I err-tuent; or, oth
the open, ri v 1-r, ....Said he, "When - dia l - t girl geti, I 6 ` e ,. ! tn . ) , "P ervi •
through "v 4 4ogileP lont,poitittion.-I • o v in g to rhe'er i-P iace ' pr,i, any f
like thunder, ea az to it , ctrin fly feet," I. ct," ' .! ! i '
: 0 _....." - ,•. - • ."'" -:' ,
.1.,:;"' i ,:,A. Ma 1,
—The lii..souri.J.egi.slatilre anis met acid .1 ile.s, deeiebra '
Iganized by
eltio au Anißeanie 'See- i lon'a' e la Pr.(
"he'
Y J
i
retarr of,ftbe Senate; and .a' Whig, Speaker Of
- the !louse. Mut y big members we resolv
ed not to vote for Any one. for V,' .Bertntoir,
Who is mot in favor ct titit &bra-Bill ,sitd
s.
:11 , 444 to
_it tepiA, ,--.-. _ . .1 i
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IE
e1 , .:..-'
ore of 'tile
EMEaI
OM
.
;'onvention A triatonctic 'con
lAt °thin gi . :m . should, and yet swill
itne light. : I
eaiit complimentaty either td the
twin of the American peop:le.— i
tioi who hare united together in
jih almost every State, are indeed i
ewe must conclude that out at- i
0 nt his proved a failure; ithat;
)
ite -
trusted to take care - 4 their
i
P ',Sooner they arc btought under
d leontrol'of some wise bead,, like'
•lfette .. - . .
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..kcnritx, January I, I itis'.. I
r , I ~.
Mutsu. nun a. a - RAZIEt —Eitclosed You will in i
one dollar and tly cents, for which send me the Irk- -
•
Oitui , the Know-Nothing pap:id
12 . I publican for one year. In this iownshiri we are nOir
itigtim, In its declaration of :pi in:: 1. ly all in faviir of the new paper. We hve long heen
iilidl pr.otest against all otridfjoicric! a the opitioi that keepitig up old parfy names ni' ni
holding it . as 1 ,- .ai di ril d, rao ' tira !,l dibtinctions, where no hisue offorinciple Was invol4 . ed,
!• r .
4 a (Irakl i on b etween ene bl...iraii. was but an engine in the hands Of corrupt and
i 1 - •
principled politicians and demagog,ueS, to ! carryfout
and . over which no political gOV; ' I
O m= power can r i,,,i tti ni k i , th eir sel fi sh schemes, at the . expense Of the piiblic
I 1 , c , eXert 1
o i pr control, at any t i me, i n „y .. good. A papCr of the kind you proPoSe to •puldi4b,
4n n . ..' . .. that shall sustain .Northern -interests and ~Antericiin.
- t • i
-IP .... • , ; . rigid!, cannotlfail to be co , rdially received by the kse:o
1
,eript, bi Francien limel Pio of tkis eoutaiY• , -•
' ;Dominican , entitled
ti.': i
The ord liwi lb . -(rs are becoming few wait' Fir
lc' neia de San ViCeilte de Chip I between in t 4 - part cf the county: in !fact, 1 diiotot
ii t," Los just been .diseoVe i know a` in in this township among the AMeilciOt
.I , ante:matt, und it i's said th 1 eitizeur, that do not heartily' appme of *o'pr : hid ,
I valtrable - triateriale :fort lees upon which the -nvi•piper is married. Reire ta
; 13fesiee und,Cireopul Am
.'
' fore the Democrat has been;taken * a Consideiahle
if
l' . : - : .• ; I eatent. but of late theei._ trot tw.n tasnift.siell thaidis•
i: 1 • ' " - • , • , ' • 1
orl
patsy, rau tem
in A Avent o
it cor!iiitts en°
atlettrfbiAt '
ira,;••,, ', i - i.'' : 7 '
MEM
E.IN; S t N 1
• !:
snid that al
sOeets*ith long
and thick tinkles.
British gatl
drawilifr4iiii the Webi
aliiedffort:l3s in the El
M . e.xteo, the
MIME
County,
f men;
writing
as beta
ngles.
tics:
sweep
ig feet
riso}is atc. Lein
ludics ; to augn
.t. ; .
with
tnt the
i25u1t.4.41
• Amin.
erect .eleel ion
1 '
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. .
. . .
.
. : thir P4per.
If we can . uceeed :in making. the Independ- '
ent RePubihr equa i the sanguine expecta
tions of our riends,lweshall be abunduntfr
satisfied.',. le substantial evideriees we . aTe
daily Tee c'iv n g that! th o,p' ropositioa l to est+
fiOr
lish an.inde ndent IFree•Seil paper is qr-
Ti e
ably' receive i by the people of Sitsquehanim .
1.1
County, .ind the friendly mtice oflour bretilt- .
rat .of the • ress, are 'alike gratifyitig to us,l
Your k'i feelings and good wt•Thes are ilp
ii
preeiatell; g ntlemen, atid we will t i ryiio- me :-
it their wil inuatiec. . -. : •
From Mt cAtg the notiees.oe our; enterprisei
we select thc follOWing, the first tW•o of whi - , 1 .11,
being from Japer Published in the ' Wilt 'ot
District,' w uld seen to indicate that the t 'ide
is setting st ongly. at fitvor of a union of frce.-
'l•'.
Men, throii , lio.ut tlic District. . i-
Ntiw PA ER AillONTßO9E.—Messrs. C.iF., l
REA') and I. 11. 'FRAEIEtt have issued a ptos-' ; ''
I peetus fir a newspaper to -be published.] at,
'Montrose . , he first number making its appear
-
:nice abriot thl2 first of 'January next, to he;
called the tidependent Republican. As 1r..!
I'F. is noW
. e ne of .the.editors of the Regis l fer,
we-pr'esum that Phrief will be - superseded] by:
the new -one. hi.their prospectus, the' eilit,
ors say ;
" Our ol
shall be la
Slave:ry, E
great - quest
i
Oregon, Wm:L. Currey, Mar. 1857. 3,000
I Minnesota,- ,- Willis A. Gorinan,lMar. 1857 - `2, 500
1 New Me x ico"o D. Meriiwetlier, Mar. 1857 • --2560
•. . • •i t ,I I Utah, , ,• E. J. Steptoe;' - Mar.-1857 . 2,500
Washington, Isaac J. Stevens, • Mar. 1857 ;2,500
jeet is: io ftfrnish a paper . wrtiehl 1
Nebraska ' Mark AV hard, Mar. 1857 2500
ilependent, ilZepublican,.rightd Orli- Kansas, !.`.. And. IL Reeder Mar. 1857 2,500
. ..
iltiention, Temperance,. and • ll It I '
.. a , te. 1 ,
tuns f ati lt ; da-, ,
y and - , which . riliali, i. L . legislatures of the States: -,
- i -
I lilt foil expr . essing, tlie,.. : lnti i i Truk: or MEI:TING. .. •
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he Reptiblieltu or -Free, Soil ptirt‘l 1 By the' ftillowing table it will be seen that the Leg..
0 1 . 1 • 1 islatures of twelve .of the Stites einnmence their 8..5-ialtint
ialtint k..,: i ntiq. - • ...
t) ' . i
.ions in
, J , anuary : - ;
• fornierly. acted With _ Orpositir I I . .
2 • 711"'s of IfectiAff 'os),,tals.
es, ornelof 11 ‘5 'Hieing pitblisl t ied p t't 1 Stal". - '', l ",„' -; • ,
1 1 c anti the other a W big „. i . Alabama.
Fif-K1 "I Arkansas* 2at onuay in .0 ov. - awntgomery,
Ist Monday in Nov. Little Rock.
we have seen old issues gradual; i California,. - Ist linit4 in Jan. i tiaeramente.. -
tr, -- and pow . filulina ours'elves auitii Cenneetient," . Istlr echreStlay in May,llai-tford.
men t,.‘i!e are •wiiiing to Mille .111 1 i lk/awure,' - ' . - Ist TuesdaY.in Jan. - -Dkover.
he gri..iit tlttestions that : agitaiii t1i6.1 6 .71 : 0 r rilghif:. Ist Monday in ;Nov, Tallahassee.
... - Ist Monday in Nov. Milledgeville - . -.
. . •. . i' -I I
Indiana, 111inois,.' .•. 2d Monday in Jar..Splin..
.fi dd
. .
ctia 1110 pOlitie; of the North is id- 21 Thursday ia4an. ‘ 'lndianapolis.
, nding. I. Party panics 'may, :-11,r i i i i kwa,' Ist Monda.. in Dec. • lowa City. --
~ in suttee degree retain theiri shL i K I eli - t-u ' kY ' . • ' Ist Monday .. in Dec.- • Ft ankford. :
31 ..nlustanti,* 11 )d d M r entlaylitydn. . Baton Rouge:
but party leaders are fast- I+;inl, i :na p, AN cdnesdsty m Jan. Augusta.
• til
Tom" to masses are fusing `into I Marvland, Ist Weane'sktily . inJan.Annapolis.: N
ll:iiil)i),.riiif -ii s h a ll b es t ena bl e ib el 4 I MaS . sachnsetts.lst, Wednesday in Jam Boston - . . •.':
tit t Ip:it; 19'111'61)1es and resist ihosi.. 1 3 .‘ i i i i e 2, 1 : 14 ,,L",', i • Ist Monday itiJan. 1 , ',Laming: -
Ist Monday in Jan.
.'!gackson.
enerOadiments so fatal to the free V i N -- fi:;,, -s „ - , r i,Y '' I.ast Monday in Dee., Jeffefson,
801 the eutnitry. Those. xvitulta, i N.llampsbire,. lstWolneSday ininne.Coricord.
" aim in view,- shotild have no !hest-', New J ersey, 2:1 Tuesday in Jan. Teenten; • .
i . vuild.battli ig _ s id e 1).), situ, 4;1 New York, . Ist Tuesday in •Ltn. Alt:an.r. _ .
;N. Carolina, 3(1 AlontiaY itt Nov. . Ralciih.
their -oil)ieei. Certainly' .Northern , ohio . ist3lntlo- in Nov. Columbus.
- t 4'
trail' unittre pnrt•T: " well as.(l - i Pennsylvania, Ist Tuesday in Jan. llarti:Sburg.
Slat''i'
Ind the: political 10:47 of thel-lasit I Rhode Island, May - and October. V Pi ovidence. , ' .
S. Carolina, - 4th Mott:lay in Nov.. Columbia. '..
tielle. its Ilia pitrty.or ga:iiz,urloas
iitdin , r l'oree with the latter, - .W I" 11 .. 1
Tor
I t !, messee,7 Ist Minalay in Oct.
' 1 Texas,* • Deeembcr. Austin. , --
" Na,ltyille. .
servient to their plaits, 7 -,-.Bifini/ , .2tl-Thurstlay in Oct. Montpelier.
i . / \''•••rrnortt,
I i 1 Arirginiti, * , •Ist Monday in Dee. Richmond. ..
- ; w6 co i ls i i ,„ Ist 3londay in Jan: .- Madison.
*ln the States -markedlwi:ll an astetisk
. :1 ;0 . 1 - ,,..,-.1, ; :
latures mut biennialle. i"' i
'
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. ;I I ) • 1
Al7-:l• - 7: nelv. Paper, ue-r9t l ,
ts or the I : tint hlicatt , pzfrty, an;
ly called the Inilrpe il do it t Reil
ie NI / I AlOd 'at Montrose, corn t
b Ist of January. 11.feisr: I
Present eilittyr. of the .I?..ey' Wer , ,,i
1
kt), :1!'(`; the projectors: .We
ndant queee , s, lot- their enitse!
1 a just one, atui the field need:
, st
hearts
.an
d willing - .landsl
, Tioga 1 it ior.
, such childreiitor the time being, have. their-
; 1 duteieil,: ..kell e 'said'iand. for the btriiefit of said
The Republican Party. - Infants. - bat for no - -other parpoSe ; and thlf,'
!„. The results of the ieverel fall 'el eet ions- go i. pun:lir:et r -liail„ aequiee the absohrte,title II
! to t , hcw - what men can do When they dare t ` ; `-' the perehase, and be entitled to a patent from
' think and act for therriselc es - on great public I T , 4 e , -
~ , , the Cnitei./ ertatee. •,.' .. • ' - '
! questions; and, if we inistaKe not, arc an earn- SEC. 4. .Ai;d be 'it farther enacted,-That the
est of what they: wi j ,q(hir wliet"'"ruPle t e l k '' register - of the land office Asa!' note all- such
I emancipated fi-om the i_. , ,noble.honds imposed it. al - Plieritiens on the tr;tebooks and: plats of
;by ptrty leaders: 1 • L 1 his other!. and •k,e• - 11 a register of all such eri-- .
' ! -In illising a•weird/t - it: .is 'rood policry t
ale Of • `' Ithereof to the:. Gener
: tiles, ant make return
- i ; keep,what IS,giiinecl. : In' faet how van success ! ;:ti Land otiie( , *
trer - ether with the };roof upon
' 1 •Y be expected otherwise ? "It is no I •se, Minor- ; winch . 1 . ,
~1 • -.. r,
~.... ‘, . , ....-,,, ed. ..
r
Per- ;
i hint that the North :?h< 1I 1 Mr twhat I
~_l(!ti.„
~1,,.,_
..t..,_
_las l i r.a.,,v 1.1N•t.,. )131l.:1 .1 timi
SEC. 4: .:Ind be it farther enactea, That if,..
f n '.". I been 'gained for freedren in the late contest.
''" a Y But it cannot lie (kale witlirdit' a permanent ! the
t. . .
e . lja . 1 rOreanization of the anti-slayery forees. II
in be a erillingtogelber oflold plc i
' at rine' 6ino illine• the affidavit as' required in
se`errud section of this act, and 'before,' the '
. .....
r:
here. 1 ex - oh-at...L/4 . i of the five y l erirs aforesaid, it skill:
roer4t- r , .;lie' t .'''''. its peoved. after due notice to the settler,, to
et the of the freemen's her
, )). 1 ae.mi . prostitution ..,. „ .
i * i the sati'shie" tion.ortheyegister•of the'' land of- '•
, I N, ] iii. l ita ge' to the curidlit;g et cite. class while 'T . '' flee, that \ the person' haVing filed such afrida•-!•
! e l : other groans under a burr.en - of c•lentis
, r. t -- 1 :lift tit shall have aetuallyhatiged his or her ;es
scourges. • \ i
i• idenee, "Or eh:maned the said- entry Tor More
• 1 - Organization m
ust be met with erg/IT/La, .
I than six months at any tire, then'andin that
--- 1 -7--- : ---, -- - • I I .i that, turn ing the. engine of pirty against itself.
:tits of the Russian% on the pale. ~ 1 foiling ,,„ . . .- -- e... 1 ; ;
I cvetit,•the 1/m(1 , 0.i:1401A, ihfill'reVert. , .ha . -back
,•! ma the al ch eneitev et I. 1(0..0111 with
, ',to the Oevernmetit, Mid - be disposed ot . as
a•reaseandextent of power iin the ; i tl own w eapon ..
'''''"'.'""'‘''' do ' s - n "' " e `'`'''T" - 1*.. 0' hrr 1711i,!;c lands- •iie 'now by law, subject to •
Russia within the Pllst fumy r.Ye'rs, ! tile ensueto 4letion,,i unlees that a r,eion i s jue,gl '' L . " .• ' . . .
- anapi , 6l to the General •Land Ofliee.
sr...ireely any greater along tit line ; matical and sYsteinatic. - - Every woodsman .• ~ SEC. 5. :l'.•lct be' it,fur(her eittictecl r That .ir:
imi l ubi a ji P r irvin c es, and in the ' direr-.' knows bY experiaree that if' he would file 'a : any individual, now• a resident of anyone oe
heCisOaii, than in Nerthea.-aerii Asia;
• 'l r a Well knoWn; fiiet, that ti',rr many ' k :tree in the shortestispitte eftitne; he must.hc !the States-or Territor
e
gin and go through with the'oper/rtion sy'F,:te, ic :3, and not a citizen of .
•„ , t there. has been a continued migra- matically, ile: mistkrike no false blr.,-,vs.--•
'1 the United Sl:ltes, but, at the:time of the piti?;e
snip?, of this aet„ shall have filed a deelaratiote
.:olonist's from Oehoisk to , the shores ,Just so in everYthiUg else—system
. is it:ills,.
of inteittion as rep
Stag, and .shall. become.
uired . ?bv the naturalization.,
I aeat i les e.-Sea, This progres of. taus-s, pensihle ; and the Only' 'practicable and }:rope; laws of the •United
Asia,Within the past five or tr,lit yi
e l rs, attitude itir the NO'rtti to assume- now .
.- is, to
a citizen of the same betl.)re the issuance of
.n suCh . as to rival in extent-the t spread resolve itself into a great Republican', party, lthepateer. as made and provided for- in this
repuhlit'an sway on the opposit9 shOres with free soil and free men as its great object:. act. t. , 11;ill be placed upon an equal footingwith
l•riui'... Ressian steamers ply; tr., , ith6
1. " In inimy of the _.,
h , N - Orthern States the work is
• raid the native-born citizen of the United States. ;
r zi l, and upon the 07.115, RUss aa :01- a lr e a4 begun. Ptirty, names here been ' •
s i ; : 6 7, A n d be it ) (wither exacted, 'Tht tu) .
l ex plotl. :1.1011,p/11:e between Thi,bet pad • aw „-.
y along . with the rubbish or a dead pist,
individual shall be:permittedi to nialto more 1,
tai, and:build forts along the Steppes, never, we hope, to. 4 resumed, It is time
/
6SiOrtalieS Live krossed into•Maehiiria, that Pennsylvania should..do soinething; or
s said, With des"gns
is`
they doinot- s hall we Worship'at - Whig and - Democratic'
t to etineeal. It is the inteiltioti of s h r ines, and reterillee to - thud on Whig - and than one entry. under: the pilovisions o( this
/let ; and that the: Commissioner of the Genei. ,
eral Land' Ofliee is here'by 1-'quired to pre-'
I ire and issue rules and reg, lations,„consist-.1
_ealotstO,eross over to the ; northern Demoeratie altars ? •Is it''Marily to, stand thus ;.gut with this act, as shall be necessary and
,• of Japtiti, whither,. there can ,Lbe! 110 upon techinealities while the best -interests pro Per to carry its proVisionS into effect ; and .
Russian doniinion•would scut t fellow man are hourly ei`iisliek bv the iron. heel .ot_ i
1 j Oppression? Manly ?—tliere is not a spailt . l
'- •that the registers and -receivers of the sever
it land 4.rfliees shall be:entitled to receive the
• recent ixecounts published in hill pa-. of 111/mhood about 'it ! Noble'? it is ignoble,!
same 'CompenSation 'tbr, any lands entered uti t 1
' the mo'Veinents of the Russitinfi in ; ',11:1' 7 base and cow aid's= 1 . !WC caneot persist in it i de .. ay .,
.._.
is of this act that they _err - .
, ~ i e' prO‘lz..lo 1 . - •,, . . , ,
r—of their Military vrorks and (internal if We are men awl in earnest. - '' noW entitled to reeekve wheathe . samc gang- V
ition—le•ave no doubt as to 0 1 1' de4igns • The freemen' of:Susquehanna County have I . • 4.. 1 • i • • ,
~1 :I. r i' ' 'll itil money, one, half 1 •
1 A .
:int....cr.:lt. !-, It was even rumorro unite • titl-y ce eine, is. catirs.... w
-already organized a Republican party. • •-e)1 ito be,l I i;
Th -I i. i• • . s personmaking the 'epplica-
pla.. , y Le.„
a few Months since,•that his ;.and' ! ag•nt r
•'are Wide . awake, cletermillA, and* in earnest'i:
I ton, at the time of, so doing, and the other:
had -obtained iinportant adval.tags in
that the lafe victory shad be proved the pre- I half On the - issue of the ceriltitetteday the per—
. This7does tart appear.te belthc fact,
cursor of still more.' brilliant ones to. come: ' soil to whom it may be. issued : - Provided,
, til9tlgit We ca ti. hardly suppqse these,
They have...bui•ie4;the hatchet of partizan war=
, i kozreerr - That all persons,&tering land under
tages Will be long fortheorningl i fiire and are arming iu . the spirit o . f '76. • The tile.previsions of this act, shall; as near xis
3 leave it to our countrymen-10 jtidge , Whig . s and Democrats had Just.as much PI May be przietiezible, ite . making such entrieS f
ter, in the event of Russia Jaafning
loSe -and no more to gain there, thrat they
• be clinlined to eaeli alternate qUarter-sectieni ••
pry of'ilie ti de of Japan, . America can .
`etniiiii
. a disiaterested speetatiir. 1 NI,
tit fOr them to determine Wlnittier, We haVe here in TiOgat They did not stop to en, !and: to.hind subjeet to Iprixate. entry :' :la,.
- -r •P quire whether thelrotten creeds of old parties
might be reSuseitated ; or whether their chime-.
.! iiroiri"tled fur ther,iTtiat nothing in, this act, '
',Shall I.re so constrUed as te impair or inter.
litt•pt the unequal conditions of rivalry
es for public plender were better under the; 1 -
is re iii any.` 'manner.: silt with existing
e hast6:n trade, •wlf:ele aloue lZusidri in
Patronage .of the t ; Old, Or the \' 'w.
.T hee .-., 1 pre-eMption right : . .grovided.. further, - Mlat'
e titj u . n i!mild offer. •We shall ' t ; I
no.. I na.te wet ,,,, no t , 'is' a bode, impelled by mercenary" •! i
. 1 ' ' f
this 1: •shalt - be 'So . con-
. tee Provis.ons 0.. _....s :lie_ ; -
l ir 'Mind to fraternize With our 'lAtitbertit
motives- Thev 4:ted, as 'became men : in. ear.. ••,,
, 1 ,rued as . to',;:iittlierize. the class of persons
ibur l tibLiP.Nve , cut know their opiniOn,—
nerzt in the Work of freedom to °PPlseSgeti I ) i'ov'ideil for- iti_ the foreeOing part of this-act,
l(l'aiifoitrian, Dee 1 . 1 1 ; 1
'I, . i humanity. i - ' •." - • I
I N. r lio may not' own. one e '-hundred -aud -sixty
: "._," • ' r• 1 • 1 I• " 1 ' • .) il
3 .
If tlali-e Who acted. a prominent part, 1L " , i :lens of eine, to . .enter; .at the rate of four
' l ' 'ir' • • MI acid focials drink ' , .. , ,
atrii;spr:oN' ,134*.E. ,.,-i
..," i '' in rioga were in earnest, let . them. prOve. it I.the
, teen and one half cents per acre, any of
cunt,;,l :Mu t4otil washes :mu potuelis, arrel . y
b organ izi iig without • delay; Or shall the ... public 1 - 1 4.
.. t d; u n i i ng tits pt.
.1 1 -‘ ). r . farm sins_
. ititerious to . the teeth.. "- If a ta th is put , al s. 4
I next campaign timins:unprepared for its trials entry at - t e e m i ti n n i gn , Fac e: pq...aoe i ,
"
...4er, v inligar; lemen juice, tit(tatiarie need,• '
I and einererenelesl 2 ---rTioya Agitator. ' ''
in a Ife\vi beers the enamel: will'be eiempletely 1 :L. : ;; a.quatitity when added- to - what they , mar
destkovo, 0 that it can be renuived7 with ' noW.'!own : equal 6 ooe hundred and sixty
.
th e flegeeniil- its if it'were'deilk.
_Most. Inve -- ; ..der.'\ll6 Or she _shall cultivate the;
ftert. ! :., pro% i t
explriebeed!what is commonly called teeth on whole or. .4 part . thereof, • .
1 edg, The j.explanation of it is i . the !acid ofthe
frui'that has been eaten. has soy fall ,sOltened
I-: the' name! 'of-the tooth that the ..lea.st!;pres
1,
sur is felt by the exceedingly IsimPi A
nerves
whi•li pervade the thin Membrane "vhi.kili con.
nects . the eatimel and .than bony part tit' the
too le StiCh
.an,.effect efinti4t { hol ., produeed,
wiMut.injiring. the enamel - , I Trile, ]it will
t.
become hard again, when the acid has
/ ' been
ref Itbved by the fluids of the mouth; just' as
an rgg sholi,thathas been !solicited 4t thls way,
he lines luirdagain by being put iti tho' water.
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-NV ien'the OA of sow - frith on on the teeth-sub.
aid s, they feel as Well as, ever,' hilt; they aro
no as wel ,' And the:oftener it ii repeated
th sooner wilt ` the -disastrouS 61)1sequettees
•
be mataife l ltifi-
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u:lipencleal Republican i,.; flip ti
11,:r tif, lA' piii,liilied in.:Munn%)
razio. Lind (harks. F. Read..
luaintanee with thes'e gentlem
to a.s.stqe the public that" they
paper;worthy of an extol:it
tnedy puhli-11:d Deny
in(Montrose. Frazier nrw4
c SusOchaand Register, whiel
lie united - with- the .new pap
Orzette. .1!
met]
%Try
fi g
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P Pla3.:—gotl ii 3
nel
havin ,
g
:C4. -that this best way to
. pres rvo applks
in rotting is to pack theta in It, ;the edi.
Of the - Albany Knieker4cker tried the
perment. lie says . that they; hive kept tbr
ree yearii,And they Would - keen 'to 411 eter.
ty, if dick, waited for WM to oatjhein.--
te Ftilit+'portieles . l so, mix Wli this apples
at, oti fan% eat one of tkkr, Ithilut tkn;
.3,1
ing,you - iiie , chewing a piew • Lot's wife!
g_l'-1 i ce .,
'' ritoso,. 'Whig; ,of 'P' hilinfelphia, - . is
ei., , 8 . ker of the Pa. Itous4 - of, Reper
,tativc '. bl- a vote of 78 tO, 1 . .1 -• ;
[,, . A . .
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I
Governor . ' of
.the States aid Territories
-1855. •
1 Stales. Goiernorr•'Term expires :80s.
;Alabama, Jon. A. Winston; Dec. 155 5.
,p,1500
lArkanisas, 'Elias N. Conway ! Nor. 1856 4,800
Caflfonria,'•• John Bigler, . Dec. 1854 10,000
',Connecticut, Henry Dutton, MaY;lB55 .1,100
iDelaware, • Peter F . . Clausey„ Aap.1846 ;.1,333,
inorida, _ • Jag.
Broome;' I .Oct. 1807 .-.;,500.
;Ge o rgia, :. Her. V. Jolinsorl,l.Nor.lBss 5,000
. .Toel A. Matteson, •Jari.lBs7 ' 1;500
Indiana,
_Joseph A. Wright, Jan. 1856 1,30 n
lowa, • James W. Grimes, Dec. 1856 1,000
. Kentucky, Lazarus W. PoWell,Aug.lBss 2,500
Louisiana, Paul O. Herbert; Jan. 1856 6,000
Maine, : Anson P. Morrill, Jan. 1856 . 1,500
Maryland, T. Watkins Ligon, Jan. 1858 3,600
Massachusetts., Henry J. Gardner, Jan. 1856 3,500
Michigan, . }Cindy S. Bingham Jan. 1857 1,500
Mississippi, John J: ' Jan. 1856 • 3,000
Missouri, • Sterling-Price, Dec.-1856 .
N. Hampshire, Nadel B. Baker, . June, 1855 . 1,01)
• New Jersey, Rodman M. Pride, Jan. 1856 1,5
New Ydrk, Myron H: r jan. 1857 4,006
N. Carolina, Thomas Bragg,, an. 1856 : 2,003),
Ohio, • William Neillll, Jan. 1856: 1,80!1
l'ennsylyania, James PolloCkTh . I Jan. 1857 3,500
Rhode Island, Wan. M. Hoppin, .May, 1855 400-
S, Carolina, J. 11. Adams, Dec. 1855 3,500
Tennessee, Andrew Johnson; Oct. 1835 3,000
Texas, • E. M.. Pease, ! Dec. 1855 2,000
Vermont, Stephen Royce, Oct. 1855 • 750
Virginia, Joseph Johnson,
.. Jan. 1856 5.000
Wisconsin, ; Wm. A. Barstow,.. Dec: 1855 1,250
Territories.
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The,tew Co-tiers.. • - 1
The IV. Y. E.rprc'B,l, says Japan, - nie of,
these days, wilb.h6 ,
to be 'admitted'
into the Union, jiiSt its. the Sandwich ;glands
are doing nOw, The treatment ot the - i nfilecrs
and crew of the stteatner 31i;ssissippi, I is set
forth in the intcruing account we g4ve the
other day ,cif that vessel's visit to Shoot,
manifests a kind IY'itlispositien on 'the part f
that strange people towards us, that Wie nev,er
looked for on. so ;At:heft, acquaintance, ,What.
is wanted in japthii now, 'are sonic Ainerican
mission Ties, mute feW Yankee whaiemen to
' crowd out the .I)Utch." Ili the. catii•se of a,
few years, eiviliitaiion and -Christianity' ••will
come along, and ,then inake.',WitY in the CaPi.
tot fur the-honoralde member from jeddO!..
Tho Japanese , are Ai ougOliaas . , 'Hwy
not exactly white, ieii—hut..nei7er:niind—they
are whiter than tho people of . Polynesia .-Wb.
Are letting into cell' family circle, . Beside;
it is not recorded that the Japanese ,were 4, in
the: habit of eating men and woluett . --as the
Sand wiehislaud era did in Captain Copies Ono.
Hitherto we have been inundated withtbreign
ers coining to us" from ficross the. A tient
but it 109 y as tilt) future - was j to see `toil
ereaticin coaling :to us, from tho. Pacific side,
"Parthians, and:Medea; and Elam ites, and the
divellersin Ittooi*itainiN and- Asia,.Phrygia,
and Pamphylia, iti Fogypt, and in'the parts of
Lybia, about , qtene, and. strangers of Rohe,
and.. Greeks,' . rtNaselyteN ; creto, ;and
Arab;Ant4,", • ;•,.• • , •
• - HOXESTEAD • -
The • %licking is the:bill of ivhicta Mr. • -
Dawson, of IPenni4ylvaffia, gave notice in the
house of i4PresentativeSparly it the. pros.•
ent Session,f by imanitnoq cousent, : \that he t
shOuld offeror the-nature of a-stibstitte 'for
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the'Senate homestead bill; When:its : hall Onto
up for consideration s : •
Strike out all after the word that,"' in; .
the fret line of the Senate rtmendnient ; and",
Insert the following.: "'-
.
Any free, person who is the head of.a fain,
ily, or who leis arrived at the age - of ttventy. - \
one year* and ,iS a :citizen of the United
'States, shall, from - • and,after the . passage of -
this het, -I.lc entitled to enter, at e the ;rate. of
'fourteen 4lid one half cents per acre, to - be
paid at thelexpiration.of five, years:fronv the
'date of such entry, - ;orm quarter , seetion*of
I ..cant and unappropriated public lands, Which .
ut the time the; apyliCation is made, be'
ititultject- to private entry •at-":pne.7- dollar Lind -1
!twenty-five .cents acre -,or a quantity.'
equal thereto, to he lbelted in a bhdy,in coin: •
fointity with 016.. legal subdivisions of the
; public lands,' avid - after" the some shall h ave ,
been surveyed. - • • t- •
SKr. 2. And be Outlier, enacted, riat t b e
Person apPying titr. l the ; benefit., of. this,act -
shall, upon application t the: register of
the
land. office in which he
,or - she is •about Ur,
make such entry,, make '-affidaiit before the -
said register, that he or .4ie. is the head of a
fitmily, or, is twenty-one rears of age, and, -
that sir eh applieationi t s .fi t t, tirade
those efiirh pjan
is s; . o ce rhe:
exclusive 'use anil.ben
mention 4 in this act, and not, either direct
ly indireilltly, tbr the use or benefit of any
other iserl=on or persons whomsoever; and
I upon ma kin , the affidavit as above required; '
and fiiin7 the affidavit with the register; he
or - i-he theretipon;be:pertoitted to enter
the quantitv,-of land &drew:ly . specified : lifo- •
h( e w . crer, Tisitt no certificate shall
.he , •
given, or patent issuc..d therefor,•tintil the ex- .
piration of live years froni the date-of smear
entry ;- and, if, at the expiration, of such dine, .
the per ~ o n makingsuch entry, or, if bedefia
his widow, or, in ease of her - deaty,his heircs \•
or devisee, or, in - ease . oft a widOw making
s h ti e e r li d ej a it t l y : , %: . ,: t, l b le ai r i ti p e r i c ? ve 7 b ;d t e rw i - i o se: r , e : 4 ; l l l l4 . ( e c as9 * .
i u t t:
ness . es, that he, she, or. they, have, confirmed
to re.:ide upon the ; iame,.and have not alica
ated the :ante, Or any - part ; thereof; then, in, -
such ease, be, she, or, they,.
_shall be erititlo
to a pattilt. p„.3 in otk.r . ciiF•es;.proVided for by
law pro . ridaftirther, hi !case of the •
death. or both ',father and • inother,l:leiving . to.
infant ebild•OK children" under twenty ; one..
years of age, the .right and the - feti inure
to the leitelit.z:Of Said infimt child 'or children,
and the executor, - administrator, or guardian
may - at.any tittle - within two years:' after the ,
death of thesaryiving'parent, and: in acebr
d::::ce with the- laws of the State in -which
./.11Eitt.eArt Benivoixtieu.=—There.is no et-- •
emeat - r of the s tAmeriemi.character that seeing
to stand out in . border relief, than thedispOs—
ition to suecor . the unfortunate,::matters •
not : how violent tkwekeitement Of ri_arty strife , •
or what sectional diversity of, ()pink* lilaY
exist, the moment. - . that it --heeonlos : .knowtv
that a sister city ha been stricken :Own . by •
pestilence or by . ,firiN a-struggle ensaes2as to
'who shall i.:solite Or Rest to the rescue:. '
is indeed, a noble. trait in the :character.
of
our peiple, and that however -ranch
' we' may he reproached tbr lust of titti'ittisition
there is.itill . a retleenting spirit -of -fraternal
kittdnes.s, winch sitars tiyaive the s'elfisli
didness. usually incident :to . frail battiank. ---- .
A r d tiOna ' • \
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IROSSETII WAIL:—.4IIIS.:
°rotor is looking spenehes.in England . , again.
liu cituttelols stoutly ,:thot..En-glond-• has put... •
taal, a til`9l2mor .sho Itas-itrock
tv3 ,
tho wrong. plotln , lays- that Oa long
41•it,tria , is in the \`a}' niallingrati Ito -expecteti , „
ilisplon to-diNo Austrta ovei
and then incitVilingory.and Poland -;to rev',
sdntion, . Kossuth lupus lot
. the- .flotaix.,
forgot ting that England
.and'.,
only :fighting for .r i ,tna sArisippraor.-40 ver
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