11 - 45, r e TRII 1141110111'41VENAII.-
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• „. • • alsativasentritos:
001)0114115 ikuu las t bt ItVadrag
if xkotca--$2 23
t ot paid *Mt u:itividonti36—cu!d ISU
"'OW!' th• I b L! r . • • c •
• VP tt73
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VAN,' Cppi vs to one. 34‘tras, th ad nitre, f .
$5OO
e n n , d 0... .do 10 00
fifiro ••' do • 40, • Ito
ot e imitysiriptionii wait bo Ittratiality paid to atinnee,
Bad must td ou addrom
• -• tiC t ialtirtif alra 01i111211: ~•- •
. . . .
rhe3iiinciAz rut be Dartes.litalo Cenientlitditthirt 4
it ner WO toptta, cash en delivery, • , , ,
, &repute eni MP* 1 1 044,01,iritiiittiii4 'With the
print. atsl in idvenee: - -- ,
. .
. • vot tilt 0/ ititireriVets l . ,
Kgebseilbereorder the discontinuance of their newe
rp ,,,,,,it h ipatdiaher may eontione to send them until,
vi esragetare Odd. • - 1
ii,uheeriberen`eleet or refuse - to teke thelrneWsPlt•
rrs font the ortriANThleb they aro 'directed. they aro
h .!) rexpontttlet, - IT jutrosottled the bills and or
a•rel therredleiontlnued,
Jr .ethrerthere - move to ontor plores 'without Intbrinlng
ow pnbllettorinzeit; o Whimper/titre sent le tbeforairt
iiroction they tire held lunnutsibre• • •
The courts Naito detided that reftrUnte to takonoirrie•
r.srs trout the Office, oeVemnelog and tearing them un
titled tor. isprimn Inelnorldonee oft titentlonuf hand. -•
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• 'RATES OF ADVERTISINC.
One eq may ot 10/1141.1 10 cents for one tsetiOn—entr
slitient invidious. 2:.cents each, alines .one time, 26
c,,t,to—aubeannenticutrtlons.l2l4eentseach. Alladvet,
ti,entonts ever 3 line for shori periods, chaled u a
• '
Plaine •
)010t. • On. yip. Tuist.• • tirms.
Three 1 {nen, 03 . $1 26 26 $3 00
rear 11nes, 10 Ita 176 276 400
rive lines, 100 130 200 II 00 600
Sit linos, ~ 123 226 200 7 400 0 00.
Seren 1 - 16 225 270 i 4 60• .7 00
111iht line*, 1 2 286 I bOO 'l3 90
Nino lines, 1 25 , t 2 .3 00 7 660. 900
UL OTTE !Tit LYNAS eOUSTLDL3 A avrAtis orTtr LINXIL
iluo 'gusto, t 23 LI 23 350 I 600 •, 1Q 09
7, f ,,,, 1 aan0, 23S 400 600 I 900 14 00
Three sinarea, 369 600 760 12 00 16 00
v,,ul muares, 450 6 00. $OO 14 00 • 20 00
tlanrt or col., 600 900 12 00 116 00 .80 00
•,,el,nrßer spare Om shotatoriols. pecamen9e n t,
t e. 11 aslness 'Notice's; $1 e h —acee In pa uleat V iii an
r,lrertleoment,soeLOis each, , i
,t4yertiftementsbetOre Marriages and Doatha,lo ei t
•rlhtatorfiretlnsertt. , ! , n--ettlis...jued t Irisertlon4, 6 vents
Meenontsirecounte4 as a iluelia adrerUsing.
acerb:oV' and othirs, adrertising by the yw, with.
and a standing advert iseineut.not ell.dlng 16
vt tit be charged. ncludin subscription;
.$l6OO.
~si, v e to theamount tdlttaraquares, pith chan
vs and subscription, ,
Without charism, at the rates designated above.
Aiirertisetuantaiett larger•typs 4tian usual wIII be
ellirzed 50 percept a ranee, on th ruts
ese:prices. All ru
trill he rhat-ged the sa eas letterpress:
N. , Trade advertisements iprilved trona :Advertralng
Ateatt shroad, aiosept at 25 per emitatdrance on these
unless by special agreement with this mrhibher.
%lit - davit IS rent 4, oath. Denthsseedrnpanledultb no'
i i c es. TS rents, without notice*, no ikiturse. •
All notices, except those of a religions character and
r‘r o lurat ete! purposes, 1011 be rharmiii •Z. 5 rents for say
~,,a‘l., • iortlnts,under 10. Over 10 IltVer..4 real per line.
I,llfitonal;
I.,, modingS of Meetings not of a general or putd le char.
charged at 4 tooth pot line far r*ita Insertion.
t lf lmat * cal r ulallanm we tall suite that ':a Ones
outs a column—int Hoes a ha"( r ,d uni n—aud lines a
: i darter polumit, word.mal:o at Atnun-1458 a half
• , hithnftand 739 a quarto . coldtan. An odd lines ""
eteh eitkare. cha ?gird at ill ,rate of - 4 cents per linr, for
ihno, and X centA thre* times.
Yolrly advorth,r, must roil!itte their advertising to
t heir cilirts business. A:reticles for othrys,mkhr n e m E..
tote, AC.. 12 r(1130( Included In businHtslnttertitehtentp.
,!BOOTS'I SHOF;S;&,!._
• ROOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, &C.
Subscriber begs leitve to inform
I_ Ma customer. and the community at large that a.
taturtml (rum the city with' a.t-Ii •
tae d%l
t;rtieles 1/15'11nr, 0 1 1 01 1 11?
• YL ° ,l ll
1511411.8,
I 1 , 1:11`11111S
rumr.k/tr.,
all dearriptitteki,lT Ladies, gentlemen and children. 11
,Ikr.ant artirin Hisa.s' and chlldrens' id:dinned
oder...Vrontdbiag umr le the Inteed dole:
A 1... a nave led of Trnuka, Valimes,earpothaga;Fateh
elk 14.. kr.
ou.tomee wark'neatlr.awl ear+edliteuth attended toll
Sure and SlaDr. In t. n r . pn• door abort, High ptmet. • •,
tlp Nett 41‘ , 4 . ,t0.. the Hod rront. — ktla
Pottottile,MityZO.'n IikkNIRL SCIIERTLE. • .i
EDUCATIONAL.
' - PIANO TEA 0141 1 114." - I
I) Marrs', flrgaels . t. Ttsrs TEACHING.
: [too on the PlAno fortegiOd 311 1 1L4 '
~ fo rottsriii,atol nolzhbreay.-thans. .
nrst strarratr! A mar at his other. ssoond door below ,
thr Pest Mee, Poll fA MO. N., 1.1 nly 11.';;;7 to. i
. WESI.E4ANFEiiiia — Ei6 O LLECE, —'
5 Wilmington Dellitratre:
111 . lIIS 1N sTrriPrigs, elnrte r ett.
~,,
i 'lth full eolieclato pmrers:r grant dlplomna and!
mr. f.«. .lso.eess.ts dosEr.ned to moot the dornands of Lib"
trot Female EduTactlon I ;
So expense has beta spare:l;tpitake It a grst aus
Agauti.,n. .
A FULL WARD OF INFTIt.UCTION Is re.gularly
melot od. affording , fsoilltios for. n extended nod 'Mort
Ith eduAtlon. such as can only he had in the best in
'“ulid,ss, ,
'The Collegtite Yeai oornmereea Y..ETTEMBF.II lat,
83 Ts `+ Catalogues now iv had ik ins - miring of the Trost
.,t. L. C LOOSIitA, or of the Floanetal AgOtt. T.. 1..
... nimrsoN. • ', July .2z., zn 30.41 m
PAINTING, &C.
NEW STYLESNIANDOWISHADES;
1 uts.r received a largn and eing.,ntits.-
f / ,rtiu,nt ct Window Shades. new and baauttilat
I nelu ling Gold Ilurdered. Laudaesperaf.Thk.
reokthle &r., cheaper tharrerdr.
ALSO •
Glitod am! Plaht l'apUr.Slauder., or every de
:r4tiou Fkm :zalo I % y - I.IENJ. ItANNA N.
. - • C' -Sail re,t • ( T p6site E.plr.eopai Church.
Marrb:l4.':+7 ' 11.
JUST RECEIVED
!tier Styles Pitpfr Hatimitsgs,
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TIORI)ERS: VI It F. , r • _
• .' PA e e -,-,-,------":"—.
4 Board Mots, Cott3in l'a , . .. ' . r,!' , 4. ~-_ ,,,p,",- -'
r , r.. 1:: 11, , ,, fr."nt 0: (ruts to oit . r,i, ' . 1 0 .,.,Pr:,
~,..., ~,,,,, utiich we ar , ,..yrepar,l t0....:T.
~-;—. : • .
rzt lip At ,tlt,rt noti,y., ,
,
dau,t• and st!ttit Painting, Gialing,.&e:,
•:.Itii,.l :and I:ruttm , ll,l, Froult and Amortrao dotttilti
liii . k."l:6•4ttl. Skyt xo.t Plato 111.3+ , 5' iLliihril to op.
2,..... All , order , rm , mptly attro,ird t , " . .
4 ' . . :tll7,lltrt ir k ItitWEN,,
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,Ventrt+ ,I•trta:t. '.: doors above Stnetican Roam:
V, si:1»•21., '.'ST . . 411-tt 'i . ,
REDUCED PRICES., •
C:7l3.c•imp.l
‘r.F. subscriber • has a largo IoY of
w ct! Patternss of
. ‘uitAt , lo for , '
Main- ' PA tc.,! l / 4 -- .., 11
k). and
t... 11 at itT*ll.o` .tettUetKi a•
P'%••• The entltraces the' !it , ' It* •
;‘,•,‘ ta.,t est,,trtect Natornik. Parer as cheap a]i 5
.s is thr ilme.for Vutralrlx, fd,r Pltper'llttnitnr. , dad
. r: S.V.S-ftl.
t ' • cri 1111475-Iff ,nrf nitair lirpor dud Ilonk Sfrmiu
VEIL '11:1:N0E11S Furru. ED V liKT.
kyt.-t-r : I-
INSURANCE.
If:INERT LIFE IN4I:IIANCE AND. TRUST. CO-4
Pottsville, Penon.
1.; I'ALSIOO,OOJ-C111:71:1: r AL.
1 1 111 S t'otertan‘ - , charteretl by the 1 • I kw.:aged 4'
' • •
t I,_l.l.onre of l'ontlayleAnl4. With a eapit;l of One
-1,- •l Th , 11.1ro1 is t fully ere:tutted, And • ..`" 4 .`""" .
lks
'Ehe.eiampsoay Ili prep:wd to 1 inc.= I *heat t
• -:L el to r.,11;:i ,th•c In" ;
r. *ll iu.t:... dep)Aited in trust_ At the rate of
• p principal Au 4 interest •
.rates of I'NA:tit:Aram Life ll:Aura:we,
• prime.aut.pited At the OIL -re of the Com- I
~tr„,t, the:a• doorara•sith'of. the
:0 11
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ASTERACITZ INSDIWICE COMPAIM
Authorized Capital. 8400,000.
i t`lllA HTER PERI' ET 1. 7 A 1,--OtEce,,
—q STAN nt,...r,t, t..-ttt,ou thiri end Fourth
Thl. rontronny tuculeasutn.i
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~, , : c. ksy ri 4 ••• r• d 1 4""•• "- V ‘ irultu "*",- _,.. 4 Me". . 1 DIS.F.A ' 1 1? INN LUNGS AND THROAT f
• ~,,.. 51.,,,-,11, , . „At:, • nvt:ve 17,4 rts:krt,...Prt reerseitt, i ,
10 ,
Val . ' ' - • Icurable b - Inhaltif n '
,-..-- t ;, , , f e ....1.4,t,... ha itcrt Ittirkiser,to all parts of i .. p i Ire v N
... ,
4 :1•.4. which eye tau remedies to the eavitisa In the
it sc i, pi.-tiiin: .,, 'nowt through LI o air pasaw,tes.andeorningin direct eon. .
'. •• .• .I.ll,tnrli , l. . 1 ._' • '1, 1 •"‘ 1 „,'' , ,, (1 . 4 ' 1 , 3 . • ,'• tact with the ' •Ass, tieutralirea the tuberctiLtr anatter a
- A'''• "..,,?.- 4,7 wPr l, •,: ail s ,. the co. h eansee. a tree arta was,. eaNctOrationg ,
:. s " , ti. li'."i:' , :isl tn• t ., 1 1 liwp**l n 'sft- . • • ; heais ; the run trifles the Wood. Imparts renewed 11 . - ,
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'-' . 1 . 11 '" 1 "'" 1 " 1 . ..,'* 1 1........„“:" 4 . ";„ , , - r talii;. , to the t , a ens s.t. stem, giving that tune and ener- '
• '-• "*"* .l, a - *"" 4 ". 0 . 4 - . . 1-.esso tnalere tit 1., frr the mini-allot% of health; To be ;
V. r r p,,,.„ pl',.it President. '
.! st.to to %tato to l•lently that C-nsumptt , r, l. 'en rable
k% NI Stntlh, 2.4a•r0.4.4tY. -'
~ 'l' fby istinlation i to me a Pauroe or dtrallnYed ltessUre
*al' ''• l , l.cter i A hat* 11.0t3 arsointel Arent • t•ir the. It I' a. :rob is - the control of Medical troilinsna as
.:.'” ' "IA” t - ".SchlPYtkill f` , 01 ,1 1 , towhomTom: l "i 13 a V -"I 'il ~f,'. it. able disease: nit eat, vut of tYttry bun-
• ....ter-. in-t.osst Apply. ' ' ; di.-.t etst's 2111. 1 . turd In the trot stairs, ar.3 fifty per
l,t•rtil•t, 'c•4 14.1 i- . cert. in the a nd : but in the third .tare 1,. is inroo÷
. ; sib-lout save , e than tire in., pont.. far di/Ogres are
I.IIGEMNITY• •
. ~ • ' : :0 chit w-ci 11 th i 6.1L.e.... at 4 t 111 tlt , fnnro 1, Sae,..lical
1 111. 1f:111:iiill. FiroAustirance Corn - :az,iu- l' -wets, -.- tv , 4 10 ti ,- . , ' 11- st stlivli , •) l4l 4l-lilY - ,t 1 . 3 " -
, f• ,,,, t ~ ..I,nn, P. v lry rsilrf Li the sniTertnr attending
• : ... , - Nan \ I ..: ~- vs. ~,,,,;,
i. ,'''. t'f 1 ' 1 4 , - I, i ~,, a• ••-• ,, t • '`e •'''''''", s r --e- " '' 7 ' Oa* frlrfat s r :, war, which atonally doat A...y.7 , , ninety
. .
.- -t-ir 2'.....,;n• 4. •
7 ; ': - I tire thttactin,t p vas in the llniteit 2.4lsteia;•,ll•; an-I a--
1 eorre-itt ritlenlit trt chow. thst of the rersentlaiipulation ,
et the earth. e ,cl;ls'nullliotts are del it , fal tile'
Cisnsumptire's rte. t
.Truly the yi ter of death hat no arrow so tt*al as;
Viameataptint In all acre it has been tie great enemy
of ife. for It f ors neither are not sea. but sweet , * off
alike the bra e the teataltni. the it-3,-41cl. and the
rifted. By t .e. rip et that tzurreme Bring. from shout
ty meth every • and perfect rift, I ern enabled he. offer
•
1.•
to the attlet I permanent and arredy cure ' , in ern- .
Gritsomrtion. 'II, i Grit mast , 0 f tubere:es is teem impure,
hieosh &lathe mediate elect. rrodarol hr their air :
pentilinn 01 t 1,4. nr,ta. is le treerirt the free admis hat ,
or an-inv. the. : / *fig, is hi•th rewire a eeat.ened shall- ',
ty iht me., Ahe mire rystem. Them astre:y it Its mere
rati-,cat to etts ..l . reciter gird from mediators enteiirg
the amities 11' ha lungs (tan hum those adrainistered
ltpt
l.tizhttitp •• mach: the patient will abet." a 'and the
limp free la 1 he bmathing easy altar ithalltg. tame. 1
4 aB.- rex, la Stint: is a Swat remedy, tievetibehes It ;
sate entallitil ttally. and with mere power and certain
t t than retti les sanalnleastA by the stet:lMb. • To
. pmts. the tont Int and, dlirrt tethassisant this ; Too , te a
_....,..„._ F, adolloutsali, , chico-fortrt inhaled wlllentlrely &Arcs
' ~ esteihilitt• In fee aniautaa. paradering the entire tier
rohi .iatam',• that a limb may tee runputated: withnlat ':
the itt;,tittna t In: !ILI:a:Inc the prdinary buttalri ta s
will ..htitrity it e in,* tow h.,•n ! ,.. .
The lafstia I•t if rautumia Will tunas the testae
. • , -• 1 , : when fsintin re a ttaratal* ,I:mi. The Nor' Or mu/
;
, 'lr , r i L.. e..t.a,oxi—ell • t of the tin,iiii ** is Ite.riteptotto tin ibe . Atei .4 tear Pain-
.; ''••••• ...'' at ite tail:lnner% on (trauma thlitlitust,thilne I tit" hft" . 4 " c 10bV ,4 . 4 ' l l May.lae 12antstli arty 'tletsrl- '
i'4„..,,,, , ,,, , , .. . Iv 7 esi in the , htm 3.. ..t ecnriccin.,:"grvvt of :the ennslitn.,
, ~ ~,-ti
~,,,, p . t4 U p
,r,,,1 t„„,,,,,4,t m ai,„.„ift 1 As: l kosl iterte ( ithAbiti‘a. is the fist that idritsietat IS,
...: .: , :o” 1 ~,v„,,,,,,,1, 1,,,,,L. 7 . 1 ,,,,,,,d. p m * l o ns , always preda ty laseathint; ;apt air. Is not this 'nth
''''''... , l„4.,y to the tn.need. • • , . 4 . 11,0.,,Tii5en1.,0 that re reinsdien. carefully parli '
''' '' , .aostni mar be pild yearly, tiaLrtyearly .I Ord amt 3 1 411655• T•ajltintllthrettch thelnar .should;d'
1tt•r•,,,,,
1 ' i pet dne , e the ppteot remits? haring; .147,r :toes years'
~..?, .: , ..aelt: aI I a (brats welts:Ur-alit to the inittealt , Ers*P" o ", . 10 ° 1 *,tv'**-' `• 1 : 1 ‘ 1 *.. s ll, cit'g ,„ft*M2 dtftw-sea *I
- .• I ir, rt, tt,a, n„.,,,,,,..„,,,,,,f,4 I t , il mtita b fe , ' the tan2s an lama. hate Men intaas Say rare, and •
.sit,, °•,± ~ , 1 , . ....-,..•11, t it , en.,tl3 t?... , enlitve.. P 4,„, azioutit, :, I bawl...del mn,y• reroarhalle etres.. even :after the
t ... tI4 t ; 1., ; .1' . i .t.; . 4 ;:v) i„,.: ...,, ~,,... it 0,0 i titur 4 int ,ti ar .• MINN.:7g he **a nrc..^Zwateinnl In Ow. last. sta4tis, 'bids .
..., ••• • , '''sett-tad 1.4'-ii: "an'," m s e e tl 11, p 4 i i i, folly' gttttr,ps that cOnsaiantnsc.ti Is ra' imitar a fatal t
~.,,"'' 8' .4t't hae-ene a eint tr05e5..t0(1 1 .4 1 01.71-i-es. i disases. IS xtmett et evestrairainal issettinat
7 ' 1 • ,7 - ,, ...2. :a- 0. , .1. 4 • 1 / 4 1dest.a -ant ti4.1,1: - .4t o,c: t ot ; /citadel on, 0 g expo - air-ace and a theratigh • ittegiga. i
„L'' "' l ` ••', :., f,e. every fl.ems: the ~ , i tii.,, in - ,froi ti`vt- •Mr
.le. e "-tse'4"birs°". with 1:.'" nature".
l'u;.
s. . •4 74''''t .- x sex , e-di lase Masse xt an t t i t , : . 1 ,- t.heasiee. de 'e. hies sea todiatitatids. readily, the' ra.
~, • ' , t•••••. , ., s I Ski Isis mats' ea 41 , craw of rc.vet h alt ) rhino fterni ,l. dlsksaa. that! SlStrialato taaSsillilati.n. and :
, .-.4t , no l tt.,, iiretrtinois r,14, nilli...it tuttooss- , 1 1 , 03 14 ' s P'' T rt44•41111.7 " 4v17 beil4- 411144 k"
Cl"'
',. rii -t; ~ 7 ~•,..., 1%7 12. . i , ila a stasis fa nail lastiiiarity te esetirretir with
• , + , ata eittan , seatain tattho r•iial and tekrawerd, e dimisseake- *USW.
!an, I: ~. I,7trsr, •Jettre A.•fteown •• me t. :Okra. the !stags larva the eaves et Meatraeted
•-,,,th.,, • • ,D. Dante!tup, • eior.ts: to ait • ere the ahead-purer mt. Weed. haw* to
= ' ''
' l ' • ' ,,, t , th. . . rredvdek preys,. ; fit tenered. i lea, gistat entry anti too* to thotekthei
i..lt ' * t.e . e , •, - .!1.
..;,''''''''' V. " ' - 'r , " .. „,11thet 11.141.Isser, , 2 /load ,Rh toil Met:Tam:ls mat to any rut at the
•; - 'Os ,* .!ii.. -4, Whiatatt tor* ; ; roil"' Rat, and CALS43.O. 151/ pliatats eisamairatasdhsg i•
< otst, y 1t t ,.„... ,
_•,,,, k . L. ,„ „, " ,ft,ha R. Sleet. ~ ! *twits, r 1 by-letter. . Oat the Mee leehtil hie tarete
~
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~ ,t, se . s estaideedratgtederriatattens.:: t"t 3l _,, I' II " ta abothltmtir mt a • l al t or bkh"" l
,„ - ,,i ?...t ift..4 AN t farthrit italatemiree rat he bad '-• l'" wean sally to, irtimhse the atm* 'aptit rm. 1
37, 4 ; r. :
3,1 711 4 11. ht, litthiiWitY, Dre44400t,, tie we to •• ite *with saftela_gesthsa. eamtaiety and ,
* i
4 1-th a 4 2!" - ,. airr , - ' - ,' i age tie . letiati i• eattni iiruacaitimr. maim. that
41, . t it i n t die • • rudt),3( \ ,, , , %rink the Masan N ap iltatiolli . • .': J ti.:WAILASIANOLIX., “•'•
hau l ,P . t n *ad Mitaelet Ise l ihmem,„. met • Q l . Al'. l/ 3 / .t'' Serf Owl: Ved Nik- hiiht-Othtwritaiks
a.%ade* eat the eatieet, ', -- ' ' '' • • • ,• i . , P1TZ4110,4PM.4 4 . fd . ,
••••••••• 154 . IC gm[pgAs. •Jrztze Sir, 11.
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3117 r.
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R i t )Ivrrhi. l'attenntm
~„lnuaf. ea 04 , I r. , arxtt ,:nl-444r . nanent ola
4,, 610.1 ;.l prt.c.,rty.. to lowa and roplalry• at
ar, ,';Ti .rith
.I•to , •41.1 , -, ‘: a 'tat-re ‘•••teitlrttn4nl
t Prrmiuml.....,S4ylnvfttra.
1,-,:ed ample t, tlx• inam4,l..; hine,thair-ini•
4 N.rh•Ji vr.ara • they - hare r 4.14 upwards
tkar 1.14i)§4.1... •••• It nvi I'l4 ir•lst.twa aa.a t r •
tvr1.1,•,,.15/ ha.
alaLlty and' 4 1 5 petatticat la, Ry44t ;
• h 1-talst,Rira. . •
t.. 7 II A;s•..S'.. l'eraia.lat., 1
t Z•or.miary.
abecriber 1.4,6 beet' opnitite.licent .c,e
teiaitat sfa is tiow-provine.l to m . l ;,
we tier" deverlpti , tat inirert
J-112. IL ••• 2-t.t
LIFE INSURANCE...
'l l ll4l Gifarit Life•lesurartre,
11 ,•: Tr4,t C.,524,112r .0( Plittvieltai
••••.x.r.at um!. the lirttt.. dope' ist 1M Custf.ro
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VOL. X
' '• LYONS'
AVE Y01T) . . 1
tbe hare It .
c ein the world %tali
and 11,114 hcids. The
after a haldness ot &Wet',
t
Mao, Lyons' Extract.
ppsla :uul general net*
PerfligteryAnd Varkit
• October 21 1656
CRAB.
Whole
prisagaist
S. E. Obrner Cl*
lOpywate
.1 ;po.rTsir
. .
IrAN-pricTrnEn..
Ept.tuies u
EMI:CI:VS PECTORA
EiYTINCVS PEcroy,
V.PTING'S PECTO
lIPTINGI'S l'h'CrOlt ll4 4, ,
.k.PTING'S P.ECTQIt/i i
I fire patients In a
EPTINWS PATTORA I
aka, Ashland. '
IF.PTING'3 I'ECTOttA
Mims, Slirieneri lie
PTING'S PEctol
,' shuyiklit nem , .:
. r PTING'S I'ECTORA
generally through ,
October •'4 "." r
HOWARD
I '• • , 1P .
1 . ...
:A ars urnvnt Thrtiinti
for iht! rrilef If
L. with Vie . t
THE ;; LION
• x , In view of the
canoed by Sexual 4 1
upon the tinfOrtanst
'stem' years ago dh
a els A itlTAlthli A •
DtVellmtry for the
In an their (MIMI. ati
Ti6;lo all 'mho app e
t iivir condition, (a* ,
in saxes of extreme
Fitt:ROl CIL/MOE ;
Ii
an:Litton command ri
and *lll furnish U.
The Din-eters, on .•
that their labors in $
beenoigrrat benefit
Yount. ' and (bey 1;f
%Oki; eired teal, T
1 pled Cation.'
..itiet PithilAteti 1
1 niatorrhesa. or &min,
the' Sett nal Orga o A.
I will be Pent by loaf .
en ARUN. on recei t
Addrees, for Ite
CALM , WN,Conf-url , i
I 's'ol '2 South Ninth t
De order of the DI
liIO. irstacinin
Oct. 3, '37
ALWAYS
II.E&D
•ro
Rr
. .
HA
Is; no deuld. the mo
pergress. t'r it will
original color, omit
• I uanriant growth.ir
cure, ',tofu
etteh eed head
nervous or perkxl
sy.. Ind wavy, and
hair from falling, lo
The following id f
'assmilwalprofeealossz
raovEssoß
Trrait qtr: 4'nenl
After brine neart*
2.11. t he hair naktorbt
any. I was induced,
I idare4 n3pert hi I
head ruldsai will a
Use th'eu applied is
ar,r,lod This 1
weeks the young h •
•.August last till the
and llllMC—aottl
bhfure, it was ha
. 1
and that little a.
v!** your Resters if
ase a it...land
of these
'hitherto any m 54,
beuetttid by al
Et 'rally gilts
teriOnC.:. I hal.•,e
others. and it al:
,theoughout the
facts, and have.
us, as wholesales.
hausted. and 3311.
serve credit for for
you tuy thanks ill
talnly hilt despail
result.
Vmtn lhr A!
B
"Dr. Av. Sit: r tit
induce :1.
your iter.• , ratir..
;1 he gel! hairs. La'
'hair has unt, faill
preceaa or thanti*
• hot.- i
J.;reat hopPa (1
ar formarly. •
nnalt undatn.
irvog 'harsh and di
mealy. .
;. STOOD 2
5.14 in Nits:
Henry Sa7'lGr:
Dr. .. ChiehrrAlel
W
Imp°
t;va:rze W. ricluirds,'
)V-rtt.--r-a) P. L.4ls;
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I wlti TEICH TOO 'PO ilauva TILE BOWELS OP.TIIE ERRIII; SSG BRING OHT FROM THS GATERICS OP MODICUMS, =4.T/LS WHICH WILL GILTS STRENGTH TO . ..STOvv vag'isat ' - - - -lii .
, -,-,,,,....
IS.4tD EVERY SITURDA.. 4 I MORNING: --- 1W BENJAMIN BANRIN, POTI'SVIAE.ipentYLK,Pi,cO 'I)&iI.SY.V6-**:
PUB
MAL.
MED
.ATHARION.
Iseti Lyong Kathatron,
the most dellabtftil toilet sr%
iitittitttritlrtiettoßrial for Grey
ttheirott fully. restored ; toy hair
-years. Tours truly.
ATWATSR.,.:
.66 Worcen Street.Neir Yodel'
t Pare Jamaica Ginger, for dye
oat debility, kr.. can be hod at
C. nAnctrs
store,centristnset,pottsfin..
- ttl-tf
e and 'Retail •
7 CI
,
' • :and Remise= SU.,
Martioner'allotel,)
LLE, PANIS4I..
'D. ROLE ,rnoriurrot OP
eetoral 21111zturi.
Ir`TURS cams oousba.
MIXTURE e9rea Influenza. 7
MURK cum'
MIXTURE cures Sore Theotts,.:
MIXTURE man rellnee,ronsiunp.
Lneed 'idage: of-thetdlssliiw I
INT., exild bylaws L. MI6.
MIXTURE sold, by J. K.9.t.is
gmmtzt.3l4 by Wx. K. crairi,
-MrkITRF: sold try all dragglsta
aPlbo counti.
ASSOCIATION, i
Iladirlphlis. i
,rslablislsnd by special ewderement i
rink awl dish-nisei, allticidi , I
and 4tidestic diarists.
.RD ASSCICIA'FION,
hit ‘ltlitraetion or human life; i
! ccand the deceptions practiced
,Jrtirn a of such diseases' by Quacks,
ted their Coasulting Surgeon, as
worthy of their natue, to open a
l ‘atutent or this class of disesses, 1
to'glve MEDICAL ADVICEOR.A.!
1 Vy letter, with a dcwription of ;
fupStion, habits of life...te,) and i
rerty. to FURNISII SIEDICUSII3 1
It is Oredle4-to add that the Aar
. e highest Aftnlical skill of theaffni
ii - St'spprore‘P modern treatment.
I review of the past, feel assured ;
1 is.sphere o! benevolent effort. hare
io the afflicted, especially to the
re resolved to devote tlwntse) resi
1 k his very-important hut much its.
, a i „. • .. ,
he Association. a Report on Spar- 1
t %Volt:mess. and 01 her .111seasea of
the Consnlting Surzeon. which
On a sealed' enTelepe.) FREE OF
•f TWO STAMP 4 for postage. I
or troafinent.Mr. t3tXIIIGN ,t ,
g Surgeon, lloikard Association,
, t. Philadelpl4, Ps. • , .
tors. EZRA DAIEARTWELD.
Secretary. President.
46.1 y
~
[OMETHINC NEW. -
OLD AND ° YOUNG!
F1..!C501,7 ICOOP'S
ESTORATIVE,
1 t a onderful dlrcovery of this age of
~ tore, pernetnently, pray li.iir to Its .
1 he head cf ,the bald with a mast
trove at onro all daudruff
„and Itch
and ether entaneous eruptions,
rte. it trill cure, as if by matte,
k headache; make the hair soft: 0 0 . -
. , rie the tutor, per fect(, and the
1 oat rem. old age. ,
I .1n a distinguished member of the
•
Be. r.tct, Jattruzrl, 1144. 1
11011—
tiled. I send yon this eertilleate.-
6.1 d for a long time.and bating tried
Ives 'extant, anditaYing no faith in
on hoar ing of yours to give It a trial
is bands of a barber. and bad my
rood stiff brush, and the Restore
d well rubbed to, till the scalp was
sled every morning, and in three
r appeared Snd grew rapidly jrom
pr_ eat time, and is now thick, black
4 pheasant to the tout; whams,
and wiry, what little theca was of it,.
disappearing very rapidly. still
enthout twins a Week, and shall soon
feet crop of hairA,Now, I had' read
who has .dot? but base not eeen
here any Orson% hair was really
the hair tonic. ke_.,of the deiy: and
tasure nroni the' result of tity ex,
roroinmendod your prrparatiou..to
Cady has a tarps and general sale
ritory. The.peopte here know 10 e rt
"dente in it, The 'supply you sent
nds for the Territory, is nearly •ea
inquiries aro made . Pr it. You des
r disnorery; and 1. tba cm& return
the la nelit it bee done me. fqr .1 ern
yd long no of ever - affecting aday Fetch
Yours, bastitr.
1. tr. ppm::
Bond t Sellty, Druggistk.4t.ratil.
•
Item of the Ilea! Estate .14virtiomil
1 rs. '2l School ,Street,'..V.irch ". 7 ),1.f.55.
!I; beo - me monm,turely quite gray, I
•tix weeks-since, to make a trial of
I hare need less than two bottles. but
e all dlwappearel t and although my
'attained Ito original eolor,,prt the
graduallyy going en. and I. am In
a short time toy hair will be as dark
re Mal hon lunch gratified At the
And • igor of the. hair. which .betrre
I` , and it has teased to come out as far.
Respertfullryours, .' . 1
B. fe...M. ItEPP.•
, al.
Mil
Caszrts..llllneigliote 19.1,5.55.
, wuud's Hair nesumatii*: and
uonderful rifeet. -31 y bsir irms beeuer
presuiturelf pray, but by thel use of
it leas manned its original erAur,, sad
naanantly Po. 'r
siDs.sr
..EX•Setuitor rulted Stites.
704tr.ptiem, :44 itroadwxy 'N. r. t
4 Market stmt. S.l. Lonll.l.lll.4sourl
11
I e try J. C. C. Ilagbes.F.SAndorilun Ana
lusqn—i.:. J. Fry ; febaylkill UATtllle- '
111 Ed 1;y all ntrpertitae Draggieta eTeey- !
Feb, 'lli '57 1 fly ,
tart Discovery - .
---
onsumwritm, ;.
AN* ALL .
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dotal, „, 1
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4.7••• •11
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MANUFACTURES.
PORT CARBON SHOVEL FACTORY%
•• Chance smith ' Proprietor.' •
A l lkindsolooslahovels.spa4eNualriddlca,44.
The patronage of the nubile is rtopectically splitited.
January 14 '67. • ...i • 2-tf . •
• • WATER IRETRE.B.-:
rrHE Subscriber hlivirig.bcen
'led by the manufacturers eilWater Metres, win
autply all,?reteralett *UR them, at thetry dew
E. YARDLEY k
Pattavithe.Aagust •35. •
TOVELAI SHOVELS! SNQVgLS t
HE Su uSCRIBERS would call the
attention or Opens t ori and On be to; their nuptilar
a eta of coal and sand shovels. Shovels 'made to order,
either extra Peary or light, An way be desired.- Wtalte
in Coal street.. - J. J. /WADS&
.Pottsvillr..dogust 8.7,7 • =Aviv!
110449, BROKE STACKS, IRON CARS
And Pans.
THE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared
to fartdmh the Apra artlelpi., of Best Matoial and
workmanship at tbo .atforteat notice Ilonera and rang
tonstantly. on band; .1. .1. SPAILEa. •
Ann. '57 airrial* - . Cbat,Stive, Paurak•
WOOD'S IRON, ORNAMENTS.
Ii m . subscriber is authorized •to re=
telro orders for alt kinds of free Varee.Settoes,
et, Brackets, Points. ac.,ke.,taanuttietured by Woo°
* Root, late Muss Woo; Ridge Alcune, " 11144-
phla,anil will-furnish them at their curt- pricea--ear.
riage only added. A book of specimens ran be seen at
our stars, together with the prtees of the different aril.
clew. •BENJ. BA NNAN.
WILLIAMSPORT PLANING MILL,
ikrtlyrn the
Sunbury dc Erie Railroad and the Canal,
oppmito the Vurnare. Williamsport, Penna.)
GEO. S. BANGER & • CO., Whole.;
pale and Retail be:demand Manufacturers of white
and yellow pine flood n g. boards. wish. doors. blind'', Ant-,
leek- aiding. wood mouldings., A - c. Jig and scroll sawing,
TalWand plain. All descriptions of turning and planing
done with promptness, and in the best manner. .
Feb. T. , 5 7 - 6-1 y
EXTENSIVE MARBLE 11:ARQ_ ,
' • Plananaougn, street, roatavaa/ae ea.
rI I IIE sithscriber is prepared, at his old
stand, to ([lmM alt 'dada of materials in ids line,
for building pnrposes—main and ornamental. He ,In.
rites particular attention to the Tomb Stones and Monu
ments of hf.tnanitfaetnre. They can be had In eTery
variety of style, and will compare ihinealde. In barmy
and !Wish. with any °Waived elsewhere. and are offered
at el:reaper rates.. T. LAMA.
June.ll, - 31" ' 23-17
VULCANIZED RUBBER NOSE,'
' Fbr 41.ydrunts, Lecossoares ?ire Eaglets, and MAer pea ,
pma.
TghHIS HOSE '
as great advantages
dover leather, as it DOM/ TO oiling, hi perfectly
t ti, wiltsfarad a verylklgh degree of heat without In.
jur,yrand b 4 VIA affected by Use sererest eold.: , It Mt be
had of any site from 34' inch to 3 Inches beide diames
ter—larder slam mule*Merrier.. Aim, Couplings, liarsch
Pipe*. Ac. Formate by . . IL n&NNAN. •,
PoMillie, May 23. 'ir:' 2- •
~ .
NOTICE .
•To oat Operators anal ischaylikilkeonw.
1
ty Illerehauts.
. MOKING TOBACCO, by Steam
S - sower--roilbes Say, at thunbtim, Smoking Toby ,
to and Segar illanuni _
ctory, on hand and reedy Su sato&
INbe barrelW meet *muted Smoking Tolweeo.
2rXinuo ll.fl.:( Spanish Segue. . . .
200;000 Stars: Spanish Grata.
Ino,ooo SHY and EstP Ss''''u e cc. .
Orders thankful!, receiredsud prons,ti, attended to,
Talus easy. i.. . '' MARI ANN EWER, 4'
; • - Hamburg, lieriut County. Pe.
. - • 36-er
MAUCH CHUNK
Wire Rope. *annfao.tory,
M 131111.4301" 7Eirasisaxcl., •
Hanufactut of Wire Rope, for inclined plums, $11 . 144
slopes,. te., ARM inform tbe_publie that be is now pre
pared to ma ke. - -
ALL AIDS, LV1V67113 AND SIZES 'bp /7,42.
.. AND ROUND ROPE,
At the shortest nonce, of superior quality, and on the
meat literal tering. at his Wire Rope Factory,
Mallon alma*, caribork co.. Pa.,
Reference can be made to Messrs. E. A. lamelas,*N. P.
Corttight and A. ti. Broadhead, at Mandl ChUlak; to N.
Patterson, Summit Hill. to Sharpe, Lelsenring A Co.,Tib
more. latsenve county, Pa.. and ea fact, nearly all theop.
orators in the Region who lure been using hie ropes:
August 8, '57 ' 32-ly
• _ _. -
CARRIACE FACTORY Rtmovigp.
TIME 4ndersigned -re.spectfully •• em
-. brain this opportunity of intanulag
the public that they.haveremevedthalr •
earenetreawrber•Prictrity. from Mauch A
Chunk strept.• where Lhoy have been * O - I moow-'
sittro the late Ora to their New, Large and noun:oedipus
buihilog, 31,wria* Addition, on the old site, where
they are pre ar,4 tr, turn out CAl:tam:Es EQUAL TO
Tit r; IN TILE STATE and ready to servo:l'l3(4loe
their customer* and all those who may favor them with
their patronage. An entire uew and well *forted stork
of mat eri.tles and the wale old hands , will enable theta
to do work vrbith inelegance and durability cannot be
In ß i ey wilt toritinne to attend to the businetshereitter
at be 6.ri, with delermination to give general satisfai
tion
41:ft•All orders will meets° prompt attention.
L:avnepadrthr. done at the shortest notice.
July IS, '37 .11101 IT £ lIVRKIIAIID
- POTTSVILLE • '
Saddle and ilarnesasiaLuallactdry.
HERF.WI'IIi invite ytinti. especial
. attention to my very extenAte 4ltoek of EradyNade
Pflery, Ilitrisesii (Whim .tr—. embracioa the largest
ritrioty of style* and qualities eief' Offered Tor sale In
thi. conniv. and at prices that will compare favorably
with therm:of any Other tlgnafe /13 the trade.
llasink been. for 1013110 years past.
use( In the habit, of putilisslug, my
- finto.lidterinieinrinsrierlpfor Chsh.
I end rayed( caw la the possession of adranuips truss
this (nese' not enjoyed hy the trade geborslly,xad fret
thst 1 ran, pith rentider.eo, solicit the trade of all elasses
of dealers:, and ray arrangcernents for the sowing sea
son's trade are based upon errn a terry? assotrat of Nat
sou t)..in I hare hithcro yon ran theMbre rely
upon ending at my establishment everything that is re
quired in toy line.
Orders by,ntsil are resieetfally solicited, arid the goods
sent warranted to ;Ise satistim len. both as to price and
qnslity I.ltPlit - ER ITONLRL.S.DOI2FF.
opposite EpismplsieforrrA,Cirstesstreet. rtarePt.
March '7. 1,541; ' • • idly
SOLOMO HOOVER. .
Wholesale and Retail
r6EALER in Stores,Range s.
n
.
eyterl. , Warn ; Hollow Ware, Sri-
Tanis Ware. Br2S3 Ware. French Ware. and
etuletpArange !:oilers, Portable 'Ranges, Gas
Ovens, Sumner Furnace. to- Le- has added
to Ids !truer *stock of Stores a variety of new pat
terns of Kitchen MOMS of ,whlcla . he can give the
Whest reeemmendation. - . •
Ile calls particular attention to his new style of Hei
ler whitish* is confident will snake the best Mates' that
has ewer been used in this part of the country: also; a
variety of new patterns of t'boking, Parke. and Lail
Stores. Ile calla particular attention to his sheet ienn
Parlor Stole, it is an froptoreinent on the Kisterhach,
which he is eontsient Is the best stove In use. He his
wow the la ,yrest sleet of the shore ',Skies (too sumer,
cue to inentionjitiat has ens been cidemi In this part
of
.theimnutry. • Ile finites his friends and costotoess
to ralliand E.T.llllint, for themselves. reeling oonfident
• t bat hi. ran anit them in quality and peke; he tatters
himself that be has bad south esperiessee lifs line- of
husiroas. *homier* he feels routident that be cants* be
ssuricsised in quality or cheapness- •
r..friloctinz and Spcutths and all hind of jobbing.
done at the shortest notice.
MMMEMMIM
TO~CABPENTEEB ASD SUI 3 DS88:
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY LUMBER.
•••••••117111.....•.
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
.IIATt en baud at their eaten-ire estardishment. oa
liallioad street, a great quantity of Winter of every k lad
and deur iptkin. which they ran supply to Operators";
tlarpentets and Builders, it thew rates than it ran b.
iminzht Itileltheftl, They are Ilse ready to eapplx,
through the meant ol ;heir extort:dee business. and la ,
Unsaying inarttlnea, utanufacturedartleles in their line "
at a wring of i per tent. on turner cost.
Their lArgr. rertshop. hare been in surrossful opera
tion f4r , tbeplat year. turning. out vast nanlities
Doors., , Window Frames,
Saabs Panel 'Works • •
Alcnadlngs, Sed.pastit,
•films, Ilannisters, 4
Shutters. • .v
Ant cui 'kinds of heated. litheirst and Tsnecd Work, .
which they bare constantly en hand: They are reedy
to execute orders at the shiniest mace. fir any quathity
or quality ef sawed or trattulacterral stuff. • • •
"Dry and roe fletnleek, of all kinds. forbuildlng.pur
poses. Oak. Maple. •Poplar;tholr. plant and mantling
Urairds; 'Cherry : Walnnt;'hialtogany, tr.; for cabinet
work; White/and Tellev Pinelearda rtng.ras or
made to eider; ITlnto I iae plank, S. 2344,
and luelt panel, strays ready ; alai, rgank, beam&
tails szantling. posts...alqnsies, lath, eolith; lath.
' ng.
s - a
-nuts of awned staff and everything In their Ilan
nu hand or to eader.at the , thortest notice
' Pottsville. Hatch J 9 'ST " • 10.
STOVES: STOVES!! STOVES!!!
AtirLOOX IZEBE! - 51.7..
• •ASlgn et the Store Pt
p k. • 0 F.•Glitt R ti. SVCIIII:R. at the ser.
.* fha *Axes. Cesare *Met. fortsrilla.
oppesite 4. G. D.roeres rtress is
4 17 -- =akin% arron,Temer.b. his" ;14 7
tcsustue awalusent of i-
STON • •
itSWATIE.:
iIItITTA •WAIUt•
• -1L10LL0W.01,17.4.111X.-
M pike* burlap:lee unparalleled in tlas region:
t flowing. list
.tbe iz,torra, topother !KM
n water, and fulcra :
tt• ta . T. et, 9,10, jrllh littetres. how Sir to
Vit41411.-...SCIL 4 am) from 312 r 0514...
iller.F.-Nns. 3., S. I and -S. Pryor. fat to r.s.• •
f. 3 anSty, frost y to
fkrir—:'.en. jate 3.
rhsv, Cannore--Noa. 2.2. 4 aret 3.
• ftrunpur franca', Le kitettenies.2 and 3,1.r0m Pro
ill.
radar Styr as of all dam, Ulna fron, with Out ima
rginaerp,
• Alex, roams n Voal Ilterelcers:at Worn rumen. bosh 40
tents to fit tbstranhodywd Sta4Nr Atm 31 to f 4
Clone Pips sold ior9 ts per pound. Macon Id res.
extra. Lauala lenze 11 pa; 21.1 ere. tee poor& - .
Tlet
extra.,
11.0 of intra,,llanoota. articles sill also
always ins:Land en Land an d sold :bear foe CAM
CAL! Shniiir., Poteferk. Ime+sndTia rum. Wow Veal.
- erg, irtuld.Ourphatse ated tlil lamp.. last Goma= I.Ltiriv,
itaibelkinc Eft raitka of eR *arts for StimmkglaVati Ate,
ay. Coliadeirs c 1 ..s.v.Art tat. Os". ku Fbra. Iran $4 . 04*.
Ate., lga 4 , 4,1 the b4v., ;Zara irvm. Donal--
theoLpihr - t.IA: ,
MI tbo L it.oretnois .11114 k sotrat 'Wowed prim, err
CABilorsea Ukase birfalhatkisgehieserttelibenTi,
Arili.o4.4(*dmilambrasioiga lab 4116'•
• ' OsiwwiElLS2 ggt,
eliif to exatiqte ima!r:!'
Aimee drtiresta ainttlit
rattnillOoptataber '47
SA'rtMDAT MOIMN6,'eIEdM:BEfi
,19i-1867:
BOOKS &C;
° JUSTICES' FEE BILLS.
T" Sew Justices' Fee Bills, Revised
4 , 40 ,, Tecte4 bd . tbe3egisiatnna Penußybonabs,
aßepinted,!Rnd for ode by B. neroiA.N,
ALMANACS I ALNIANACiItIf - -
NOW hand, a: full asisortment of
Almanacs for IS4S, cm:prising' Uncle Sam, parat
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cot gansaa Question.
• SPEECH •
Hen. Stephen ..11. Douglas, in the V. R.
•• Sen•te. . .
Wasatinnom - Wedunday, Dee. S.
01 motion of 3lr. Doeglas, the Senate resumed the eon
donation of the motion made by him yesterday, toptint.
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Dotanea--51r. President, -when yeeterdav the
-• deutk. Message was read at the Cierk'selcak,l heard
t
but Imperfectly, and I was of the impiession that the
• dent of the United States had approved sad eja
. , • the action of the Lepton Convention in Kan
' Under that inaptession, I felt It my duty to...tate
bat, while I concurred In the general Stews of the Mes
.. go, yet ono far as It approved of endomol lb. action of. •
• • t Convention. I entirely dissented from It, and would •
• rail myself of an early opportunity to stale my reasons
for my dissent. Upon a more careful and critical eitaml: •
nation of the Menerge. - t set rejoiced to end that the ,
' Went of the United States „has not recommended
ss
hat Congre 'hail mei a law to means Kansas Into the
tam under the Constitution formed at Lempmpton.- It
flrue that the Viewer the Message indicates a
/aeon the part of the President to sign any bill that
• mress may pass. it we shale e mover to pass one ne
niVlng Hands into the Union under that Conetttntion.
Bah sir, It is a feet of great slgnificanee. and lent-thy of
conskteratiort, that the Presidenthas refrained from the
adornment of the Contention. and .fogen any renter
. Mallon at to the enure Congiesspdsould pursue with
regard to the Constitution there hewed.
vie menage of the President has made an argument
unanswerable argument in my opinion—against
that,Oonstketion, which shows lastly, whither intete
del to *Mee at that result or not, that. consistently
with his views and his principles: ha eannetateept that j
Constitution. lie has expressed his deep mortincation
lid dimppointtnent that the Constitution itself has not
been submitted to the people of Kansas for their seenp
tante or rejection. Re informs as that he has ustqualt
‘ idly expressed his opinions Ca that subject in his in.
nue ions to Goren:tor Walker, tenanting. as a matter of
me. that the Constitution was to he submitted to the
'.plO before it toold Mae any vitality qr validity. Me
ties further, and tells as that the example set by Con
e ni
in the aglonesom ease, by in sentry.. a clausodn the
-nitblirig act ntquirtety thiOottetltut !mite be submitted
• the people. ought to bermes uniform ruin's* to he
• parted ;rout hereafter in any ease. On these,earleas
repositions I serseentlrely with the Preildent of the
United States, and I am prepared now to sustain that
• ulfareende which he asks us to , reissue, lb elf other
by, taking the Minuend& pentsion asour (metopes.
I rejoice, on a careful perusal of the .lietrage, to dud
ec, much less to dissent front than I was under the
loathers wax, from Melanie mediae and the Jm
rfret bearing of the Measege in the ern lunettes, In
elect, he Went that dorument' to the Congress of the
United States—as the Cored Hutton of the United States
esters it—tor us to decide upon leen:lee our responaltdi
ty. It improper that be should have thus referred it to cm
as a matter for Congressiopal action. and not as as .td.•
ministration or Executive measure, fbr the reason that
the Constitution' of the United Frahm says that,—.Con.
Area tray admit new States Into the Union." limns we
qua the Kansas question before us nosq-stoLas en ad
tatulstralkm manum, not as AO Executive measure, bat
Wier
Ilautnit Won as fee our free reties, with
,
Ana • • ereseemetwanismenallase:lss;
directly, by the nistratlon now In possession of the
'Federal Government. Sir. I propose to examine this
question eahntjr and fairly. tome whether or not weean
properly revive Kama. into the Colon with the Count
tution formed at Leeempton.
' The President, after es prerdng his repot and moil,.
Scatters sad dirappointment, that the Ostettitation bad
not been submitted to the people in purenauce of his
instractioni to Governor Walker. and In puricianee of
Goternor Walker, assurances to the people. says, how
ever, that by the Kansas-Nebraska aft the Slavery ques.
!lon only . was required to he referred to the people, and
- the remainder of theCoustinat ton was not thus required
to be submitted. lie sekeowledgest that, as a general
rule, on genisal principles, the whole Ccondltnikua
should be submitted; but acosnling total understand
ing of the mule act of Kansas, there was ati
Live obligation td submit- the Slavery question for thole
approval or disapproval, but no obligation to nableitthe
entire Caroni ution. In other words, be,,revards the Ors
'ule act; the Nebraska bill, as barley made au *Seine
Wu of the Pinery dense, and provided fer the dispeid:
tine of that question In a mode different from 'that.%
which Mbar domestic or local. as centrist-Petters/she
from g„situal,questkirts should be decided. -
Sir, penult me to my, with profound respect fee lb.
President of the United States, that Iceland,. that - on
j •
this point be has committed a flandaMental ittnr k as J
ei T oe „awl, Der at the foundation of his „rade erga
• j meet on this matter.
j • - - -
I can well understand how that distinjinbliod hates ,
man came to tart into this error. Re was s the
country atthetime the Nebraska bill was - yawed- be
vas not a party to the cobtroversy, and the discussion
that tank place dining Its passage.. Ile was tepee.
noting the honor and dignity of the eognyryWithgpreat
,wisdom and distie elites at a foreigurteirt, lhmrdeeply
etagrovntt, his whole energies were eberiebed in medita
ting great dipleamtle man:tons that divided his eaten.
Goo from the - mere ten-Weal quotient, and ditetnadons
then g0i0„ . 4-rn lo the Senate led Anne' of Itepmenta.'
Alves, And bef,ro the people At trome.'.. - Under these dr
.. -
Contstancet. he may hell have SALM intonW ernsr, Mil-• ! '`.No law has yet teen paned be LOOMS , which either
sal and fundamental as his" in releard. to the object of 1.-Trim'!" or h a Tth s t l it OTT° to the potpie of "ma"
the Nebraska bin and the pri4esimerted is it. • , th e authority to tom a State gorernencot.'s ,___
Now, eir, what was the p ennischated by the ; Nor has there been any In 'renal he Kansas- The two
authors anti supporters of that When it irembroaght " 'rues are alike lama far- Thera?* elite In all earths ,-
forward! • Did we not cone bedsre the ematty and say j tars so far as thin question involving the him, litf and
t h a t we repealed th e In wo od .weettstehat for the Aar- , the validity of the Lecompten C.emention is concerted
pose el substituting and carrying eta as a general rule Tat o Fltion roes ctl copy:
the meat prinople of eell trnmut, which left the 'kw the twanina *Toys stated,/ als.theseis^sof oishr
people of each State and rich Menem free to form and ion that the inhabitants of that Territory hare not at
ovulate their destestie hirtitattatat in their own way, patient, and that they cannot acquire othewlet than by
staled only to the 'Constitution of the rated States.? an act of Coogrem th ericht Gi NMI seek a covernmeot."
It 'support of that proposition it was argued here, and Mem' -"JaCilillites 'adaatatatratigna wok the remind I
has* *meet it wherever name spank la various stew that the people of Artame, ilf the authority of MT's , I
of th e r a k e : at twee t Wag ' , woo * e verywh ere ti h a r e citadel beyidature had not the power to bold a cocky!*-!
endeavored to prove that - there was no mein why an Goo to hens a throaltatk.n.and eedildest amulet it Dm'
est•eptkitt Mehl be Made Te maid 10 the Slavery ques• any source whatever *Tent town Chstagsran While.
' ti" i . I h are 4%15,1144U the people. if we did not all' therefore, the kgistal Ise act of Arkanma was held to he
tuft*, men of all partit e that all o th er keel and dome' cold. pa fir as It emceed antbovitylo authorise the min
tie questions amid be eshadtted to th e people . I aid! 'ling of a sonsention to for a Constitution. yet tatty l
to them.'-we Rpm thetas, peophatal I decide he thew' did not hold, in those &VOW the PeoPia milt not as. t
selves what ltaliet ;judiciary:system they will hat ri! setalaw a u d frat tata°°n l tTintlcal in the "'to eta Petit i'D. !
we km. that
,therhowda don deem* what tied of at I will to the rest of the pinion„ In cadet that the Sen. t
'rhea ityetwo r thetirig ooshihhi we ague t h at a w l ate may understand predanly what was the docltineen 1
Duple Mil illeterstitha for thesuelves what kind arm ibis antieet at that &Tient what tbs Commitheon Tent- j
conking wheal they, will t ame , er w h e th er th e y w ill torks understood to be the doctrine on this attlYect hi
bare any War stall: we acme that the people may de Duch, IS-Mt. when we put forth the Kansas report um.'
ado netthallitadest whataball bethe *helve trawl ',t e a bodying what we Nawaska men understood to be out
in their bethedineekties; they shall decide for these doctrine at that time.. am it is. I This we 'retied into I
selves whatakali lie the rule of taxation and the loin+ , that fence.: ' I
p l ea apett.whieh their gam, shall h e - 1 .0, 7 ,1 / w ; w e -But lam not prepared to my that all piveredinge en
e gwathigth e y stay d ec kle to thee: w ino th e reatio t is this suite rt. on the part of the titian:sof Arkansas will ;
between innamint sod wile, potent and chid. ClSardiailbe Meant- Th ey anteubtefilY Prams the *Mier? Prir- 1
and ward; tad ha i te should we not, thenoalow them to lieges and Tounal tatieti oflti.hens of the United Slates- I
decide hr thonmeivat the relations between master acid (
fitaan tiara is the right to assemble and petition the j
ferma ta . Dthy waw a* ese epti,.. l3 of th e gamy c ows . Government am the Mines of atbetaltera: In the. eau-!
twohytatiligg it oat of that. great rule of selegewes. rise of Ms riyht the tohabitantsofArimmseny nem- !",
mutt which applies to all the other relation. 411(.1°1 ably tweet tOtalkat to primary asoatotaal4 Or /la =area' 1
'The Vert Mat propaitetra of the NehmeM, bin was to Lions chosen by sorb assemblies, for the Wixom Ma .
of
' , due that the Aliseouti restrietion, vehiblUng the Mai- tinning Conetess VS Moult* the TentOnialttorefralarat I
ph Dos drelding the Slavery question for theiwa r ie„ ' and to admit them into the Union as -an an thdepeament '
:cocactittateclan exception to a general rah. In violation I Stale , The Partinitha tent which lag moseys to their'
, a t th e twinellyeateteento r eteavitand berm% that that i petition canoed he mate riaLso kattY asthey contine them-
„,ettevote should b e wpwaaat and t h e s tem , qw . i ttp rk , f ''lves to the mere sight of petit/Meg and' er0404 all I
• like all ot9rer gm - Imm saboolurd to the poopie. to; be i their proreedittga In a vaseasisle muter. And , as the, i
decided he thecitseirea. . , I power of e•nagrees over the whole Sea jest le pleuary and ;
Sir that was the prineiplei en which the Nebraska hill I laniiinitel. they tnatTaftviat lay Ciaastitat ion. however '
1.2.5414necird by" its Meads. - Initead ef making the Sta. i framed. which in - their jeactoest *Ma the sense of the !I
very epleakm an *meth's, it removed an oleos ester i Peat te to l'eaZeetel by it. If therefore the - either.: of :I
lion which bet i* existed. its whole °keel wait to sled-Mama thiisk proper to IMOCtOpaity" their Witten with
I •I
inh that odious objection. and make th e rale yeneiral, a written Constitution framed mid arreed. Itii by their il
universal In its *Whalen to all matters whit* were to. Priallr. W . "We t t.liel,“..cr by a conoeittVll of dthieues ater ,
cal and domestiamod. rid natiorat or federai. For th is oat LY such worn Outs* L Peitsave.llo leetal Objection to!;
reason was theist:tom eraidoyed which the President their Palau' to do no, Ott to any areacrem which may ha ,
. : b ee gelled. that t h e fah N et” at the Imam{ set, token to culled the mese entre wide in respect 'to it :'i
ee,,,,,,,,,,..e1, calked aka "" ... o mpmn i.., was repealed provided always, that sorb renames le eveameord and ;
•
because it was remnant to the principle of noia-bibee i etemented In a permeable tnaimer. Marie enbortination
eemieekettehashed hy t h e em p rett a m , irweietrese e iy.-,0, l„, to the Malay' Territorial fbmersnitrot, aid in entire
.‘•it bang the true latent and smudgy of lids act tied to I an,„Twersientjth the . P°Tor„ „" I "tatitta. I, I, to adopt feted, of
leYislato Slurry into any Territeryor State, nor top ex- 1 tostrill. rt tb ate , at thrtreernsure- , I .'" 1 "
riot* it themfrom, but le hurt the puck lberect 'per- While the Ltlthtatnnt of -taeln'.e had co Oa . " ,L°
fa-Gy free to fern aed.remilate. their &mak inaltra- mate a__
..
,__eotaren_tion to testes' , a consilbation. is a TANI
time in their own way, sawed osly to the Ganstitaticen I l awntitotesaaat Omatt Tel. if Ur* . rhino to assemble ,
of the United States.' .We repealed thebilownwi mirk- - under *lash an II" " lb. '
het the peeper a [
the because that was meas.& ta • fdareer. Thad am PetitionieZ 4 • 1 " mites of fsiet?nees-the asseTablalos i
the elly exception ther w l er to lb w r o ma Frieda", - of manta Rieli• it war not an unisertal astelabane; It !
P'eltlarentoset... Thal estopliou was salute await he V " n o t , 6 " 11 ,..,_
_ ll4 'Weaaine...__ they Allb o IMPitari 'Pftr could
I .
th w e vened say
vanes portent a mut at , ..tbe to t e of b e ' Wed TO turiparnP r Pac bad bi, num. the coo.;
wit-goverment general and waiscualam that thepoisple i saltation . th aw teasluntdeand UM- But irate,' as
should fuss and regulate ail their domestic bastitations i mot' to thesaideba the right pt the power to make a
in their own way.. • - " • ' ' i yoverment. thit usennalon Via ail; act .Of Cabrillo:,
Fir, what mem this Mat e y pi net a popular I wo . 1 which Geo. Jackson said It sea lib dais to put down
terSiktyt he worth, if it athilitti onlyfict the negro , and with the military anew of tbe estantry.,. If you apply
did vet *stead le the white tarn? Do you tbirtr4 we I Ulcer principles to-the gloms asmallost you. and
could tam meted the mavables Mid the patriotism ' that it had TS Inewee tei to au * C"wlaltt fmt°-
.Of thda towed Depablle,medies, the Preeddentia Inga Teeeflunant i rut taw that the act ninny it ono
election lost purist the Emma a tenornetonseeposlikiw sun and ttldfroat Illaabeglianta° ' : „Vail *24 th at the Le- .
en the principle of Mending the" right of ambrenow. gislattarefectuld touter no puns whatever ;oat the CC* .
meat bake urn. squeaks, bat leaps; it teat tini re. station- • ' -
gatiOrts sake Wit uttite-tottit ,• fiti„ Sir. We arocesed the The Convenlien was shwas as asessablakof or Pre"
Patfiodwen of thsteuventry Mid Malted the elestio• le de I hie citlitems, milder Iliefinetaibefivief the Paftent••• 4324°-
four of that emit 'prtscipie. Marls allunetall white ; petitimarq for Ithe reams of glieranom 4 "., .. tbaS**
taito La tom and II . 1 1'll.ble their *Unimak Institutions to • erettled had the Mitt to pat theirvelitsets' to ......r. Swa n -
mit thenmeireer-tiolittnesis applicable hanhite men as 1 of a etestitlatbs if theyeamet het' still it was cal f 3
well as to KM men—histUntkana ape/kith. to fiertnem potitkarvamshom the lbeer el a ismitifam-eidett Cosigirc...
.210 sell as to slaves--iestitithionic emeeenirty an the her vault tempt or reijeca•coe dispose *ewe it Ws Prolor- -
43 " 32 “"re , a" net tat mete_ Pall,' rooel4l et the Most b that. I Inaleractud to be just um •ivotti ~.f she
I Slaves, fowstion- Sr. i lowa tlooll. tee altheh 'elntall power sticiestismityaiMeoweettbale asimeatel at L°
I and hreeth,ked Mary, M. brestadhli thie Myst prin. i neass ew it i . ma t e s. mitawful'intreladM Übe t h 2 '
dale la the tweslor boart,iourte sel It Mitered aunty 171 beta at Tapas - a ar at a m aja aaa acastuat um wit made
triaaW It cSaall Men ere it:ban that applies to the tor I la oppeatios le; tae tentterial letc.wil Thwatibt- t°1•1 " 1- •
int, *ad deer uet!titiest the %meet to the *We : was. ast to int,. the s alli es * th e auseet 01 - ,
tot rireflUMPll
:1111,04 Werra auweilhatgleitemtb.rh A co avialy h is i, as no t oo d a d ki - their hietellmoet at t " N t
:soutualawet puke. audatouseasuur a the
_tit us to subvert the pturassaat widow the mot,
_ Ol cc
the emerament" SG into an samm•-•iramor it thilleditalt, ammo, Worm as art cotiatatiam4.llll4ci °MU to t t"
intabanwatai - latf- ti lwrelsered In; ililrilninCeiiikild been pat down by
osa firest o i a. /fi t t b r eatiska n P eant°3 . oo =W -. 0 1 : '
- planet= us* WM& telex cheated to lbw teedffisurr s to
a Utelluited *Ma ..-•, .- • •-,-...• N. - .•: • : 1- , .. • ~, " tt r- - t o p asst --- , ,,, , v t iemenklieva .1
petithe, it wasteestam sue
tr _ltien.._,Lif s. Lbee ......, , rwernata_ .
. It bet 47,htla mug that...hir that b aarsaaa , th a t it w ee a n enlawfal amesallsrs- I trail
-oess.....a et..
........ u sso. awe, martay.merethier mad be Mthealted that this LincemptanCenventain enienitum selasfei 20 7.
-e
`—';—. 3 *Ws. " trh nihahlr ThirterteT baker, " sestfaye; M. Maw ether hosoLli tau that Loa" bad.
As:meat the Outolittithet watt eliebiesthaitted Saabs Ito t4-s1 aura andaiektibeity tuestolaibh a d ottrom" ut- •
Wilthr eus Tbso -4Celooloillatle Out therwoutiautit be i Th o , b . ,,a , 4ba t . .. t .dat as 'b re , w a r m l grciarects...
Dee to tem thd regulate thiat. ywy b at he eight la that replants be a a h lts " tilit . 4 -7:
intatiellfhisintimm—ftittbr9bi.nr • - ef .overnsocat Manalkericatel his SIM yorevetnes ":
; iiet theltatalf litsteet•li/Ot - 'tist-the. ' Ear 12,7, 3 , hat soot omit Osatmull le leuft tbeikr;, sad. .
I
114beitebitallallW 411-4he - nillusaiketu: meat which ther mese WWI ate Mir ems=
the is HI et
i'thairdasseldkhestitetteW . Mikan& 1 Omni* lilt Th aw lT Ml2l4 11$1"""whrialL ash. I° '
1 " all the ikensitheel widaitaihnithinelf Stalisigar I the prolate ereiditertinerY. ilitillTw-e -- o e d ig ht i e thwie• - ,•
3 1/Whetal. laintiitt atibassmittrelatutllakemp~ t ha 1 tta aumeties,acemptitsuei __ ,
:lemusehtallitobililtrAulteellisoldititlallallseehalliiity Me the tabu ass atalluel4lo ll l ,lll. c.a . loc i, imaii. silul V l arbl
al tatilitka-PlaleUllitolk '
of wet lebeett It________ti i "t`Mu rod arbrakrra:
I. "Vatt to tdotiO4 tiltildatlbtallatalldcaall acalatocia4' rciret tt 3. et
if ameworm inotu th atit AA.
' hooted thlribehireitatimitai the - 041kt birroael It tut osteoltittlitselllat
1r: have
tos s sad
aill*"11"°"1111111-ct lot att•4llo- amarttimek. meg mamma col thellittl* .
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hatiorierhich has been fritined e lialilintEseery! chow - .
*Siena their approballami- ,
, , Th e y ouldent;ist Ids oterrergiiieneriadeor
miument In fiver id the prieditle wbkh requireathie
. question to be sent Welt.' Ills' thitod its the,
nitbietoreetearnemesd*lree than ley lauguage M l=
Tainistommand; bet I ass driet-yeer attention: tie its
and rater yokels the estrutetept,ls,UP Xtellegatchoolog
that you win tate it as a part of et y weeeh—tis expooo
sing niy Idea more forcibly:4lm S am able to Militese - If.
Thereveident sayathate strattbstemet,Pike
tbetilavors queollon,ritopot;hi feisty decided by the rem. rennin of delegates: for the tenon that the ddetates
am whetted ID sinstrbetrsataid le shine *hark:hell delegate
Is doled by a small majority; so that It often , haPP•als
that a rookery of the delegate* are u s e way; wrote a
=of the weepleltre thee ether ways and theretwe
be unfair and inconsistent with the great prlre
elpie priputerecreereigoly: to altar a todrofdelegatie
not erwirMeentittc the Popular Tog:mite establish domestic
ituditutions for too mass of the people. .This la the
PreaddimPs azgoantant to aboirthat you Monet have a
and honest decision without robs:sitting: It to the
popular rote. The same argument is eoncliteles with
regard to everyL:cdber question as well es with regard to
Sot, Ile...ressident,it is intifeatili.in ..the MONO
that although it tax an unlbrtatrate cheumstanto, Mich
to be regreted, that the Leenseptosstoneention did se
submit Gm Constitution to linipeoplo, yet perhaps it
may be treated as regular, because the Conventiourtras
ailed by isTroltadat LoOsieture,,which , has bees me
pettedly trognikel by tbeCongress of the United States
as a legal body. I beg Senators not to till into an error
se is the Prrdden es owning atie Point , Ile does
not my, be does not Moan, that ibis Convention had se
er been rettognitod by the Congress of the United States
as legal or mild. On the contrary, he knowa,aavre bent
know. that daring the tad Congress I' reported a hill
?rem' the Coonsittee on Territories, to eat Maize the pee.
ple of llama lb arantebla and „form is conititotiou for
thonsehrec subsequently the Senator from Georgia (Mr.
Toombs) broustrithmard it wistedig~lbr my IMl,which
after haying beau modified by him and Myself In con
sultation. was paned by the Senator. • 'lf is known In
the country as "the Toombs bill." It authorized the
people of Kanpas Territee-y to asiembie in Atinvention
avid hem a 'fioneettution preparatory, to thisir:adailie
st n
lute the Cuteness:State.. . •
Thatbili;itlis Weil known , was defeated bathe House
of Tlepreeentatives. It matters not, for the parson of
this atturneni, what imethereason of itadefeat. Wheth
er, the reason Will si oft, whetbee it . had refer
once to the then existing contest for: the Presidency;
whether it was to ke p open the ElmerYqueettort; vanish
ea, it was a conviction that the bill would not be fairly
olierird out:- whether it was bemuse there was not pm.
pie enongkin Kansas to justify the formation of a
State :• , etio Matter what the reason wax, the House of
iternesentatine niftutd topers that MIL pod thus deoled
to the pimple of karma the tight to EXttl a Constitution
and State Goiefornent at this time. 'So tar from the
cimerese of tbe United States having; menet:lobed re ie.
- pliard the Convention 'bleb assernblad at Lenompton,
it expressly withheld its asamst. Thel *swot has not
been given, either in espies' teems orAy Imp{) ellro;
aped being withheld, this Kamm Conititation has Jest
emir validity and just Snob antbeeity as the Territorial
Legislature of Kansas could impart M it without the as
sent, and in oppoiltion to the known' will of Conmose
Now, dr, let me ask whet is the extent of the Sulhoilt
of a "Virrityarial Legislature as to calling a Coastlt taloa
al Convention without the assent of Congress.
Forfunafety this fa not a new question: It does not
now arise for the Brit time. When the '°peke Omen.
tot kin was prevented to thir Senate nearly two yes Osage,
it was referred to the Committee on.Territories,.with
satiety of measures relsthig to Kansan. The Commit tor
made: a lull report upon the whole =Neel. That report
fOricited all the irrorular ewes which had 'occurred to
nor hattory to the adruietion of new • Sutra The :Com-
Mittee went on to the mopes:Moo, that whenever Con.
press bad passed an enabling let authorising the people
of a Territory to fprara State Constitution, theta:amen.
tion was regular, and possessed all Bair authority widish
Gongrees had dilmated to it, bat whenever Cotigreas
tied foiled or refused to pass an enabling etc, - thir pra
needing was Weenier and void, online , vitality nap !Me
parted to It by a subsequent act of Oungrinpa &donning
a
.nd ronfirming IL
The friends ef the Topeka Coeraltatiou hoisted Abel
although their proceedings were irregular, they wore not
do inernlar hut that Congress could 'cure the error by
admitting - Maisie with that Constltelkien • f lheyj cited
a variety of cases—isongst others the Adomints cam—
An En report, sanctioned by every memos. of the, Cour
Millets on Territories; except the Scudder from Vermont, :
1;i1r. COltamer.) I reviewed the Asitirdses Mae , as well
mothers. and affirmed the SM ctrinmeitathsheat by Gene.
Sal Jackson's adualo ist rat ion, and enunciated in . the
Opinion of Mr. Attorney General Butler,* part orebleh
eptnion was retied into the report, and puellsbid to the ,
country at the Unto •44121,... ,0 14er to as
last, urideratod on the of March,' tt.so-;-little
More than a year and a hatlrmoto to the true doe'.
trine ete this pellet, let me tall your attention to the
opinion cf Mr. Butler In the Arkamins Mee. The Gm.
moor of the Territory of ATICALASat .rant a printed ad.;
dress to president Jackson, in - Welch be elated that hi
had been urged to Call- together the Led d. et the
Territory of dttansimpfor the of allowing them
to a committee to form a nstitution, preparatory
te their tdmissicashito Talon as • State.: The Gov.
er‘ir mated that / Ms:his opialoo, the legislature bad no
Kwee to call anon atonvention Witletoal the content of
iigiess had hist been obtained, bat be sated' instritm
!loan on tltatpotilt.'
_The The Preiddratresterred the case to
Ahesehretaryedlitahrs and. be tided for the advice of
the 4 ttemeyilitessentiotteme opinion _erale given, and
;adopted lathepylhamn of wettots,"and communicated tote
4Governe#hf'Aeka e.O Iter kle inatreetins. reed
Asnwarellitehcialeico4_;.i_ • , •
-o•Constanortiy die no the poser of the Genera!
A muddy of Arkansas to pm any lees for the mirpcse
ot. eltreHug members to term a Constitution and Mats
;s.lotimegmeetieerto do atry other mts directly or iodised.
ly, to orate such new Government, Ertl,' such law,
;men though it ;were appeared by the :Governor of the 1
Territory, woulithe null and roid.l:-.lf parsed by them. 1
!notwithstanding his veto, by a vote of twothir it i of I
leech trona, It would still be equanyvold.
ens right in the foregelog optakm, It wilt then
libilow that the course of the Governor, in declining tee
lean together the TerritorialLepleature for the purpose
iin.questke, was such as his legal duties required; and
;that the views he has expressed In: his poblie address,
/Mid alto 16%4 aerial mansouniestkis to yonarself so tar ,
;as they inslimte en Intention vol to anotkot or concur 1
;la any legislative or other yroceedintto to.trutts the as'
inatlosi of a State Government until Congress dray hare
;authorized it, are also toned."
This is what 1 have understood to be the settled does !
:Moe as to the authority of a Territorial Legislature to I
!mil a Convention without Um conscnt of Congress first
;had and obtained. -The revenalog is soy, Ch.], and pal
patio. A .Territorial Legislature possesses uhateter
power ite organic act Cites it, and no more. The organ
; k act of Arianism provided that the lemithave Pones'
;should he vestedin the - Territorial; Legidat are. the same e
As the organic act of Kansas pmrides that the leglahe
'tire poser acid authority shall be tented in the Leghle
lure. But what is the extent of that lochlatlre power?
at is to 'etiolate fur that Territory under the organic act, '
and in obedience to it. •It &ea not tocindo any power
;to subvert the organte act under *bleb it was brsngbt
:into existence: It Imathepower tc4 protect it.l he power'
mot te it, the power to carry it , ioto elect; but it has
;no Immo. to subvert; none to dritnayt and hence that ,
power can only be ordained by applyinr, to Congress, the •
;woe authority which created the Territory , [Wt. But
I while the Attorney Greeral decided. with the argeobse
'thin of the Administration of General Jackson, that the
Territorial Legislature bad no poser Medi a Ckstrentioti
.and that its action was Told If it did, he went further
Ansitic.'s 44'441
1111161
• 1611 i Magnet btalleribat the geriniir otra whiths....',
we IS-might basbeeld jarsitil la the ihriettilnWat WS*
' width the preeleates* toUtn. Sotheastheaetof the Tani ,
tortal Deadetatinw of Kaniaarallltg nth' essurridieit' *td
sonownetahkeesdenenstreits hareas she lastriten thali
It was far end curt he ha
.pralskas. I ire always
thoughtliss. hare Otte bleb. 111 swat,
audroted no that the sotto
Ceti,She ender' Should hue tees the unqn= e 4
trotted chine Of the'eintplef of Valium' - elwajd
l i thought that them who stayed anty_frowt that electkem
422 2 inetheir Wwwwrong. sod sbauld bare gone andioe
1 ted, shsbeild havertaretabed tbetr names ha be pet mei
bail 2 Thstseas, in be voters, I tour - always
that Dams thelr own halt that they elid e ent thus
Snead Tafel hat yea. if they chow thee bed: a, right
stay awe,- be y st, right to sgy itutt that mover
man. ultimo: noise untewful assemblage, hi' sot . 2 it I
gal Canaan lee to snakes toretveneet and hence "want
under no OM ation feign and express hey opinion about
They bad a rightto my. they ele, sire will 441
away Out Swivels the orenditutiter theyakail trams the
petition they shell seed to Congreee• end sten diet
submit itto us is, ratification we will rotator It -if eta
like It, or yeteit-demte if wad* not like it.." I. any-they
had a right to de either.thenih I thought area thick
yittfins pond eititentt they nimbi to hate gaiwt and an.
tad : but filet was their badness. and notlne. Hat.
lug thus shams that the cony atlas at LZ:opnan had
SO pa bothertty, to Oar; and eatablish ■ Immure.
meta, but butpcns . ter to dealt , a petition , Aunt that heti-
Mu. If it embo died the win of the people. or Kausaa
mot to batakett as math an rsillreltion • of their wilt,
„ yet, if i did trot embody their will ought to be rejected:.
; havin g 'sheen them &eta. let me pmeeed and hetet*
; erbatarae tbri onderstoodint of people-Ofthen-
when the deintotes went eketod? I.dentand hum the
history of th e transaction, that the lan o.pte wbe voted die
, g delegates to tits Lsernagiten smeentiots, sod those who
in-fused toroth—Web parties—suidersteed thaterritertal
*et to mean that they were to be mace& only to frantic
. s eonstitutids,asleubtott it to the people-for their rat,
Ideal km or ticketion. I say that both parties In that
• territory at the time of the election of delegate*, so do.
&Ostend the'object of the tionientioo. Thum who toted
for delegatea! did so with the understanding that they
had no power to anise a goverment, but only to Immo
one for stsbeolssion. and those who stayed .way did 'so
with the mule undeistanding. Now for the reidenem—
The President of the United Mahe WI. no in bb wase
age, that he bad sureqtrimeally esteemed bin °pintoes,
In the form 'of Instructions to (toy. Walker. assuming
that the Constitution has td be sobssitted to the people
Ge ratibratiem When we lost at Glovernor Walker's I
letter of acceptance of Mel lam of Governer. we dbd l
that he idattd expramly that be accepted It, with the Oa.
detstanding;that the rtveddent and hie' whore Cabinet
concur, ed with him that theConstitutton. when foronal,
was to be matadited to the peopleflar ritificatke.
look into this Instruetklns given by the President ollt ni e
United Staters, through General (has, the Seenstarfr- of
State, to (lone nor Walker, and you there find that the
Governor is insirneted to use the military power to pm,
teetibe polls when the Conaitution shill be lintuoSted
to the people of Kansas fort heir foe iereptanen or Wee
lion: Traslthe historya little further. and Ton Kill
end that Gyvernor Walter went -to Kamm and prn
claimed, hi ida inaugural and lit hia speeches it Topeka
and elsewhere. that It was the distinct ,nuderstanding,
net an ty of Maoist Wet of these fibber :ID S" 2 th a n
himself--meartios the Preddentand hie Ca '2
net—that
the eersatitultiou was to be atlrmitted . to the people jfbr
their free acoeptammereeketints, and that be would tase
all the tower at his reanotand to defeat its aceeptsora by
Cncemss, lilt were not thus submitted to the vole date
kir. Prerhtent, I sun net going to stop gad Inecjl how
tar the Nebraska bill. which add the Wide "Pald ha
left perfeetly free to lyres their etm..lnm ion for I them
selves. authorised the President, or, the Cabitleti re
General Welker, or any other territorial alert, id inter
fere and Ceti the -Ctirivention 01. Kamera whether they
. should or should not submit the question to SW pecple.
I going to stop to Inquire bow Ihr they remits'. I
tbied to do that.: it being my opinion that the spirit
of the. Nebraska bill required It to he done. It ht at%
eked fee MT Purree• that the administration of ;the
Federal groterametatunaelmously. that' the adminiatrie
lion of the!territorial goiernment. Iq alilitir parts. titian
imonaly understted the teerttoriallaw cinder whlchithe
convention was amccustded to mean Jim tonslitu. I
tints to to domed by that conveutibn shaurd be
pi tap j
ted to the mple Me ratitseation or reject len: and.lf ;net I
confirmed bye -majority of the people, should bei pull;
and Toil *Shout coming tot:loot:nes forapprotrit. ;Not
only slid she National government 'and the, tentiterial I
government so understand the law at the time, W 4 at/
hare already stated.the people of the territory so under. •
stood It Asa further evidence - on that point, a t a ms'
rturober, If not the majority, of the delegates were to j
stroeted lei the nomlnatfor conventions to • enttniti the ,
nano Sale to the people for rat itteatiou. I knew tWt
• t he deleg at es from Douglas eountt.eitht in muss:ben' lit-
Calbonn, 'reektent of the eaoventiewo being artssig I
them; were not. only lostructed thus to irnbmit the erten-,
lion, but they signed and published. while: candidates., a;
written pled?. a. that they would.sukenit it to' the people'
tor.iatlicotinn, I know that men high In authoritl and
In the conlidence of the terrilerial and national goerrn-;
meet, contested *trey yeti Of Emma! during • thejelet‘l
'don of delegates-mid each one of there pledged blinself
to the people that no snap judgment was to be taken:
that thesanstingica mut te be seboallied to the
i
Tor acceptance or Nit-ellen that it. would be void un it escts
tbatwas sane • that the Administration would spurn and;
role dm violation of prieripira un whhb it ieSine I
tlatOpowir, and that a tesoomatic Coheres, would hal
•
it horn their- prowess as an lattilt, to Dawarrati ,whsl
stood plotted to me the people left free to farm their do.'
mastic laintediens far themselves: bat nets that-Eint
Satte the time when the couventlon a•sembied. 'no
the of firtdember. so tar as I ran Worn, it helot*
steed everywhere limit the esastitedkos woe to be hub , 1
hilted kr re Mention or rejeel 1.m.! They met. Weever,
, tin the lit of Sieptembe r. and adjourned until after the
October 4ection. I think it wire and prudes& that they
Mould. thus have adiyurned. They did not wish to
bring any queation torn that election which would di
et*, the hezneeraric party wad weakest our chalets of
suow, in the elrefien.. 1 was 0;101011 when I saw that
they didadjesirn so pa not to chow" their band on any
virgin's; 'bat wrald divider nd distract the party until
after thejeksibm. Dining that onwelOrbile the eon.
reetion Ma adjourned, Governea itammo, tbe belootT 2 2'
lc candidate for Campers.. running spinet the present
delenate front that territory, was rarreande;.• ever,' Tall
of Etna& baster of the doctrine of inbesittlng the toe
- witutiori tot the people, declaims that the Deraeratic
. parer re«re to Cave of such submission, and tbat it was
' a gander of bait Black &publicans to intimate the
charge that the Draiesaatie party did not intend to tarry
out that pledge Its geed faith The* op to the rhea of
the meeting of the convention, is October lat, the pre
. tenet was kept op. the enemsfyst was openly ' made and
believed by me, end I thotrebt behead by thrust that
the emcees:lllm intended to soltalts constitution to the
people, and net to attempt to pate toreinoselli In oisr
ation without --such sithWuJime. The steed= beteg
ovet,lhe Dehrocialk- parte brick defeated by an over,
wheiming vote. the eventide's haring triumphed 'and
got fontesalon of both broaches of the legislature, sod
basin, elected their territorial delegate, the convention
assembled and'that proceeded to eclaolete their work. '
Now. let unstop to Imprint bow they redeemed the
Pledge , to subodt the cesistltotion, to the pee*. They
.fret go end make a constitution. Theo they make a:
sehedute,Jo whirb they maids , that the eorstitutice,
on the ist ' or December—the present month—shall he
submitted to all the beenfide talsabitanhi of the territo
ry on that day. be their free areeptsom or rejection, in
the foliating manner. hi wit : thus r atoll iedaing that
they were Wood b orcilvelt it to the witty( the poopla,
crumple og that they tad no tight to put it In operation
wit {submitting It to the p•eoplet prattling In the
I estruWent thatlt ehmatil take effect lain and atter the
dale ofits raUtlestims, sad not before; showing that the
e n adithtle r it derives its vitality , in their estimation, not
from the authority of. examattlen, lent from that
vote of the pie to arbkh • it was to la submitted Jar
their Nee acceptance or•rejsetlew. how Is It to be sots
witted.? It shall be submitted ON this forte: .Costetlln•
4- wl w ith Sanhabil with Do 1 5 . 12 TV7? ..- I the tlirery question should be submitted to the
All tat' must vote for the constitution waffler they a lsb oa t t our teotr k, t l ol or lootteration
like it or at. In order to to permitted to veto for Cr I •
uhattver.. nes clog schedule submit it without
Rimiest staverr. Thee ateonstitutiou made by a mama
non that bad anthodis saveable and *HIM for s , qui hg ca t it 'a ? ilaaii 6 lit it by - Mill:. "lota
rednesiot erfeessem, but not to establish a gaerniaent way vote on sltiver7 if you 'will vote for the Con
-a mastitittish made wader a - Pk*. of horror that It ' .stituttin ; abaft trot do ro without dole:,
amnia heraholltied thoPeoPh'litime it took that." ibis it a very important quahliestion—es
a eonviltutton 'Wilda provides, oa Its fun. that it sail
twee tia Tiklidity except what it devirce.frous stub sub-, 4+ ,31 :4"ti.h• Itiat enatfltlf a man's like and his
rototo ,_ 4‘ %omitted to the poi *, at att e tt o m , action end his conkienee, if be is en boast mot'
all meta are at liberty to come forsard freely. nitti:ut
.-a qbalifteatiOn confessedly in violation of oor
iain ' tc l ace e an d ' at e 1 " 1. it. but Dorm* fermitt•ti - z platform. Witute told by the President that our
mord a vote *plat IL That would be as bir an eke-; L., , , god
lion Mame of the enemies of Rap e eta attributed tit; faith at* P... that the 111111141E1,P
bimwhenheimeeleetel Thst Consul. De is mid ciente should lie &sheik:ad without. quallication
hare called oat tt:t Immo and hid them reviewed tv his t of any kind whatever; and now alnl to be callet
cifterritelth * *web, patriotic and fair la ler 1 4,40- 1 upon to forfeit toy faith anday honor ln order to
deaf* /12 ht sa/d tO tam, - Yew. ttlY enable a rota 'calamity or the people of Kansas
. a sze kamE toge t t l a rat the irate ctect am ien sia6 and uca. vot al ei b fft.;l ,4 7,in tote st you rna In defraud
the
mi. t ority
of
that
room
eat
al
omit
Mao and yea are latently to be shot" That *as a hir 1 erectile franeifise?
e ll ee tto.• ita aa tt ar 4 Thi s ...lecke is to be ("quail', Sir t , my honer ii pledged, and hitters it shall II?
giln !f t ame n tie s e c e of th e enesittetie 12
'thy.43 &I - I famished T. Wlll take lithatltTlt cons tleatelt t
melt mai a s it shall lag vote at all. not , r t 1 1 . Pi
thiturre ambits( itt I p pregame you hyle steed =any tonal o MY" OUT come; hat never ask me to
- a tali this quertlonl I barn *Arad a 2tTy larr.. watcher ". o as act which
_tall. Presides,, is his
of - tholtentleme* who Craned emailitatS n..quite a ' a ss said i s letrettare. of faith, a violation of
huttaler dritcdta• and a still tar,-vr umlm PM', honer, and thet merely for the expediency of say.
1101101 rho ape their friends- and I bare merited theka>~e l in; the party! -I will go as far as any one of yen
tem+ hem eirerr orient' tam, T nerve. reeetred Iry
ottwatansver. what ts that? They .ay. if they allowed to s a vaethe wl. I hive al mach heart fn
a negative vote, the eondltntirm Yr:ZVI:3 hate bora voted ; the great rause that Agadir st ' e mb er aa a
, dosreby an overetbelminnuojtrltir. 21141 Neart , the fel-! ratty as any Mau win as eg ifi g , att ri t i al
kora Shall not beallevred to vote at all. fbmagtderd ihnr:„ prialpie ana•honor far the pease at its
. 31r, Presidrot, tay te try". i` 3° r ut - T art !, but if the pany Stld not .lacd by its prin -
purease to deny t h at o title thakt Constlbetkni •
_stand
estald have heist awed d a wn it sabtatited to the, wept& eili•efe its faith , NO PIDOFtI* 11114 t hereasd
leitcy , it ereutd hate been voted tau he amajor it y, abide nhatertr eiiiiieifeeheas may mat p rom the
of them to one. lam Inteet.d hi me* .3 . 41 r5 3,1 ' 1313 ; position. Let me ask ' y Oa, why force this coati-
I —litestkorrats-that it toot.] lrvaird deett_ey, 10 , to 1 ; tutiou clown the'lltroats of the people of Bangs,. 'gm )",**Y 2 r , to I. nut 13 it : 3 7 ' 4 131'" w hy . 1 "' in eripoYvtion'tor their violet,
an 1!? riafation of
should dociare It In form. "Rant being ender trod tr.
oar
, th e
pono. witty km ., ,„, c ,,,ad 1 . ,,, e0
. p . iedgrai_What great Ctieet is to a :nekton?
'doett by nye to , OD e if ymi had submitted it. W hat rat bale hat Are you to toi l e by it? Will
Iderethst fad prove? Vote it oet *tow eudaialtY 4 tui you tonsil:l . :he perky by notating its principles!
,an oareftelminn no.: , sriLY ,Ib....PfLPILa. you proposes to keep the parry united by foreleg
smilfreatt7 ^rPre't that ""'""'""- D'ar t dirisien ..S tand by the eh...te we that imam
1 , tarn it on tam arils st their San Merril' bemuse lay
s voted 3.-rn if You WA e. , : , c4 , utted thew! the people perfectly Cr,. to forte sod mutate
If pia •111. ....a *Aar; ree nen t twa wades their- tustitutiosts for themselres in th eir own Way.
the pita at atrial' the. l3 t bre to C'no 334 regr and 3 our pa rtyl will be united and irresiatible
late thYir dotre•iie t is power. 4 habdbh that great principle, and the
that• the model" a 22 ' g r a s. ' party is ant ert4th saving. and esenot be =Ted.
the esirsiple tit" atif-rivernmentastap , pufarsoresetea t i. t 1 iron " ail
rot ro
in : tie Teeritori."--to forte a Corinth al tou poop% aft e r roast, 4140416
2.,..1.1591 tab silk InerpoYsbala o.tt. - te fe'lwaf. ' 3lO, he alba' affte Atte tilaeltien- Why shall it ho
kadeledre el a* tidy *ad thtlo. DAit;D: as a eYseo 2 i dune? Who as , to be benetilied / is the dotal,
for lay ty'rseuT• 14. 33 . d to be the gainir? the North to be the gainer?
tweeer* es to "It. " 1 " - o tkm ",* t • Neither. the Nerds our the South has the right to
postuaity to he remelted about
them an ' W ., 4 , 4 , * t. 2 lacier of these re.p.c. *bit gain a rational advantage by trickery sr hand
am ter e wa il en •hoar f rom
‘ k*l e o.tieel 7cgr. revo; tiaa i r Oaratiiatteve•ieet- The have a s Est I 'ha b tountil I f
light to 4.. 001,7 abctilet "s 4k " - the election On the :111 DccareFer. lam told
lite`ft. it VW* safror 10 to o l me (hit taCeriitittifion.
is '
that PerbsPl that wilt put it all right and will
waiter twee 364 M. 62 ' lN4l " 4l"."t""4"t4tjetAi : the whole , difficulty. How can It ? Per.
to »e to tiara the fraYideat m y la his Alesaage. that t he earn
Oniaa' ?tattoo la an admirable Oco.l S.* an , the Constitu- hats them *iiy b e a. 1n .. , e.
t Shore may , be
tiffs etf the axe Sates that bars tea nionatiy "mord,: j_i t4 . t . aotot „; tw ,, oo j . 11 ,39:5: et.] Let deny •
Wk4.2122'e PTA + l. bldll‘t kebe r' 2 P" -T ' irl " 'lt r ad ' "'"". that it is vitiate to hire a fa:r ,eats on the ate
•or rem _ aw 3 wmi.(Tr " very ciente; and say the it is hat possible R.
and PGI car' I errs tree rIoR ‘4”l. b 3" 1.
• t!-x" y vat the Coestitellon. Why welt
str 0t,F,0, due it atti , a them . ag 1 does cr.4 rive *a an 0 012
„,,Thi tat i oa or the r.it..4 LOA' and the tandetoectrd, foc ,tbe mockery ores el,:efiovi. abet& it is previd
mThiriplaut Mawr moo .h" f "" t • *NI onalterahly that the ?copies eattoot vote—whet
1 3131 not getim..• to ams the vsestion *hither the,?aat; th e ' tuo joiity disfraochLted f tot I sat bald
f., : sygova east/I-het this Castiftrekti is um e
stn SII
ot,ite,4
foal
lay
ra.aignan, Naaac
arcenv- It tit“ a t iti a "" aan fro l ' ar tl im" l o be inl44illolto*' Thai dote not Obviate saY
shaft atm e bank of "dineont fa tfate, wit tor • *
brasiebes. of y oty#etions; it does not diminish any of
„tar hare to ii y so r ting pedal Is, H . they want a cant- thew,. You bare ea more right to rote* a free
system tee them W they dove( "" k,let State Constitatistr au Rearm then a *lave state
e t he lh" .. "Aigki v d % lteth ail l 'l7mit7esiia t i t •iitbi"lll47 l i4 leas+ aisth+r " ow i itt io ,,, br:*: Cc‘ stitar til oa. (*. alto h ' l a l a K4l.ll es taa htro n t ito ts if a al tbe re w Stj anta t4 a e rrire
' t o w tae tooth , State Coastiu3lian, she has right to it. It is
L!es,Joof rye fiar fir e r , a ahrn they stun.. Whne_ 'laths deity haedeets which way the slavery flame
Lae to rkttot %sweat to 11 61 tiara ".lII` I - Is atteldett.l bare 'sea whether It was voted dews
&staid Warne retoll l or 'ga s "' " 7.- tb.670 4 1 .10, 1"* . or toted sp. , aio, yew steppes*, alter the pledges
eaalltod E ndue ',cite i cad yea Lave ......
tt of ! my toff' o3 at I 'mitt go for that principle
eaftlesity meeprim theft et ohm tatt 4 lnat• .
and .
that thr Pw'imtmls le-ir. tat Wont* to vote as they chaste. that
oiti*tia'afict4 to 'ay tens systlreauessiat r 'meta biii'lis w &a.
ow ow - um. ar the etkrea foayernor myself by retires ono way
MVP' True 4000441,01.ta1ey hd th• matrenr4lisse he voted dens, and sureebar
Stater, It P i1 7,, 0 ,„ 0 „,„4:th e3 way if it be Voted up. I ems bat bow that vole
lial l a l l a t t ot ,'"l o t ' th i s i t "" " — ton me e' a Bra ly aelo i s et — ty :eithe peeps. 007 Vaud. take it for *muted that it will be
g„,„.,,,,,bbac oat se*** es fteesa - tints_ stratix voted ap. " think„.l have sanettecgh the last
, kodel otllce.we'embe ha' wt* tree* Jaye teacake it entalw that It will he se
imam st tanoartigst mita- era Ile t " .° 1444 b z_tined ath* IMP Mater ins the vele sat steed.
lettleaseewitionsefts; Rath& Wobble*: eatedeot ego,
t shoes thaeat t6 4 4o sert eat te. *tubs - 111 - qsayo - me t i e.le a • . • ' •
rex hifntea MitiffitiltithaethrillgheeSefl it _ ~_ 4 ~. mows Meows ,
Me selftrea.sal
,tosseamiamettratmaaoW" L 'lL, WM 14' tee • a met* et bitter/ . sad' -
',Mrt tiers roues el toot tlea ole - Ittv Ist defeat 'sr fate altpefetelete el the witted
isms metitted to thentril •
taltliessta.het ahlawinier P•DriD! , 'lrtal.e bad - eiereirrier,
=so esetatelaent.. t i 's with **tilt sod .7 -4 0 e!ttaStitta it-tAttfol l /itt t t t " it i e Il e' el
•''oca
%ills' peel' givd - - lin istrokow pi, Ihs
I si , r 1 4 4 0 0 /4 14 WE' .1 orrfriivAiiirrititie a
at ilk eeiir
obettltit Wino ',dialler than It ethi k
- . . 4
,
i0 491 P 4, 04 134 414 Otsiesitptcli,a
Fteake, Painikidek i , BM of haatisey,. - ,',
00 4 VItafnatti, - .: ' k lisitrood riette;'
~. ) ,- . A•pgrze•ke.
;..J.Allatitle' sit Aomori • lei o 0
, jlialltv44o ~, 4 !-i ', -"41441.4411F9"1
I
Atiliw . reirpilltategt melee IftretielrentOill =PS fa
iipsie "'deceit SliN:11 titai'lltillietbet oetwini tuti;spe
aolli,ficiiitulti;linstVilleilip liatitheasiiklatssiorrity
fOitObt34: ' Sifikiliriimpia:*atit ditiratt iiii OH
i**4l" . 4 4 41 *Ifi' i° l ' l P':, ,4 ti 4. ia4"lilii 61 be
4 111 4 0 4 0 4# thit '4l4 o : l' rP l q l *.c l qt#lP: 4l 4 o
-.' . 4100 X 'BOWERY.,_ ,
• Stmktibaticalliivw , iiiiber at stir.. Vasa &poi.
of every desortptlesl'lmlktivilieo' - 44,11otusdamt ildea I.
ardilsifiditaillosse. , * .c + '
NOISL
=der thrust a lett eollett li I Weft ft
of *shim 1.-would, etigt;l4,the towhees Ad
nallorotre WS millint, ad defeat lilt /vont& Yet 2
besdot t
haven° to their eft .tt the" . insit It: ft
hither 'net mtal Solt blatmoisitirtiretne
m a tea geo : , ney pratibethe so free seen lama Ire Per*
mated to Meth Snow theme they bane .righlt
to. $l7 ao if they- e;' t If I lived there I. elesid
want to vetitm t rtat . Ire , fa Ilithelit , provide
that se men shall woe
~ ' ,We lay - to theme
ittatedolakeemt drone nue seems. ash -veva
takenune of owe." , But tenet sey that the mmegreee
now there, atoll not be ' to theta Illlianth mod r .
1 think th e people of E s 011ittbi to kinstirrlght to s
say erbettwribey *Mallow tollvethers,sradlitley
an mu going' to no so. Whore
.th!Tte aeries*
them: So you may go o lib all tbs. essit , chime
.et tbeConstilnlles. 7 1 MY, a sou -Md.: WY lan
ii
ire all erunm Thet bra * q. . ow w . 11 17 ( 10 10 ,
if worth nothing. 1 t
- The rittnien (tree wide *Mak Chief Xiightirafe
i
oftbe trotted Suttee le * Arestb , anytbbeg la Icateet
abater thepeopie et X be th ey have &Aright to
Judge fir themselves, and : Sher Pnwldnetts MIN 4 4 OS.
tom nor Meow of Se lathes nor eny other poste
&abide: or Kansas has Cri tejnitgettor them. Uctioe v
it Is 130 justlllealku,in Wed. nor th . vlelatiett cf it
great principle°, maim I to my that , the Ceer
stlialloe yes enforcing th em Is ewe particularly ob
sesames, or is excellent le tsprevisketh -
. renege, Sir, the tame fug might be MX of the eel
ea
cheated Topeka Condit* - -I-do not monad tor pe•
• collar provieloas. I knen.one thing: We Demeenit*we
hebnithantert,woultsr ytV. Ni tltilttolt Irkl/WAti .
pentanes were. 'IN j • ' we'dald WM made
bS a milt iniparty, and ist by the people; that it was
nude in &hewn of thenetillierily °reuniter; that it It
I MP aa VIM as the Mae, as bely es lbs. Me' ceseeed
mute, yet test west& sit.etuett Untellltilltithebiettred
to and ratified by lletropr of Ellial="e" a"
- the lerevief law,' P 6. . se. that Tema berme,
:but f r the =deaf smithies It would bate bee* wiser
eserble. Ido not knew; Ldo not draw. O b bat*
no In Where an nmossreeputaibl e meal% is a
Pro,-: It dulinte istllgat• the ell, UtIONI re* Obil i i"
114 all 10,101.t.411,04111 notantelleente the englegxott
ale forting a good Mite Mi them. I am' not - wil ibt lh l atto
. he faxed to do suss which I would do If I wen left fees
to jedgeiridert Pie kettseti: 11thes2 asseeral. then
ta no jestlnest ton ttrbet4ithila few • this flagrant blatkm
of popular rights in natures, on the pin that ti eCOPIPS
bettor: whickihey hoe talkie is Wartlike ry OSA
. ions. Bat, Sir, the Prealdent of the United -Is
really and eineetely oft hob pi n ion that the slavery clause
has teen fairly /rid berpertially subedited to the evoke
feldann• or f •-fUnla Of tie people of Karma, and. oat,
Inartourit as that sae the exciting and perameraut glee
lion, If they get the Tient to vote as they plate on shot
*nailed they *not to be satiated; and possibly it solrbC
be better if e paid eteriptli. and put an end in the guns
' lion. let see ask, Sit,la the alayery dame fairly subs
matted, y n th a t sh e people -eon vote for Of against lit
Puppet."' erre a iltiten of Lynam and Oxnard go up
to the polis and say, et desire to vote to make Sutures a
stave State; here is My ballot." They reply to me. ••.11r.
boughs'," just vote tor that Cotejtution first. If you
please , " 0 0h, no.' I =Pow, "/ cabaret yowler that Coo
&Mutton eonacientlothlY. I am opposed to the dame by
Width you locate entail railroad, Is theb ta say as to
sacritiee my eonoty and my part of the State. iam op
posed to that banking system. I am opposed to this
KWm Nothing or Arsevietin Manse in the ,Constitut is it
about the gualitiesticiu tor Mike. I cannot vote for 11.."
Then t h ey 'n e w e r. "butt shall not vote on making it •
stare State.". I tin* ay, .1 want td state it a tree
State." They; reply.'" rate for that Constitutions , Cott
and then you Can vote to snake It a frrie State; otherwise
you cannot." Thum thee disqualify every free Etude mas
who vial not Aral- vote for tbeCooatltution. No matter
whether on not the voter 'sate that they cattoot comets
en tionely veto in Minis previsions, theYreely,'Jv s rave
not vote for or against. slavery here. Take the C o cq titn
lion as we have irradd it, take the elective franchise as
tea have established It., lake the railroad lines as we have
bested them, take ti.e: judiciary system as we_ hoes
fern est It:taken all as Webers. fixed It to net ourteirer;
.and.esk no ttneetioni, but vote for it„nr
y ou shall n ot
Tote either for *start or free State." In other vt+es,
the legal effect of the schedule Sothis: All those who are
In 'favor of this Constitutlespny.sote foi or usteinstsdas
as Mel plows: lint ill anennbustre animal Ws Con-
Aitutlon are ill4ran4lorii, and Masi not rote at all— '
That Is the stode in *bleb the stsvery proposition Is std.
witted- }leery usant to the Iftartitatlon is dist
franchised on the slavery clause. Mu many are they t
They toll yOu there b a majority, or they my, the ear
ati tut toe will terotid down loldsoilT;ltif au mein 'mew,
lag majority. If you allow a perinea vote.. This shove
that a majority arenUdast it. TNT 4flfolnallkand eta.
franchise every man, who le e gauss U, the referring t h e
r!arrry elariaa to a Minority of the perple of Eames,
and leaving that erteetity bee to vote tor or sgshrst the
artery clime. as , they choose.. . . - .
Let
- me Ask you if that., iia fair mode of sub.
mitring the rlarmY chant*? - Dues that mode of
submitting that particular elastic leave the peo
ple perfectly free to tots for or against stamen as
they choose?, AM I free . , to vote as I choose on.
the slavMy ipiettloa,' if you tell me I shall hot
rote on it autif l. irotelor the Mane liquor Is w t
Am I free to Tote on theslavery question, 11,,yee
t e ll am that I abatis not rote eitheil way until I
rote for -a. book ?;• Is it freedom of election to
makyour - right lici•tote upon one question despond
upon ihe modeittithleh you are going to rote on
some other rtnesiloo. tihieb has no eonneetiou
with it 7 Is that fraelom of election? Is that ILO
g '
eat fundamental principle -of selfgovernmeet. '
r ut . 'which we eualleined and straggled, 1.11 Ms
.. body, sad thromebeut the country, to establish us
' the role if salvage all lime to come? The Pres
ident of the tolied States has made some- re
:marks In his tootariage which, It atefirmr-tee, it
trued be -very anpropriata to read iu this ton-
Erection. Ile says:
"The frietale and supporters of the Nebraska
and Kansas Aet;.when struggling on a - recent cc
casion to snits's* ' its wise provisions before the
great tdtumal of the American people, newer dif.
, . rend about its true ,mesmieg. on this. aubjen.—..
Everywhere , throughout the Union they publicly'
I pledged their faith and honor that they soul , '
el:et:gully submitfthe questiOn Of'slavery to the
decision of the li.tnia fide people of Kansas, with
, out any restriction or. qualification whatever. All ,
were cordially united upon the great doctrine ,oC
ydpolar sovereignly; whieh is the 'vital principle .
....
• 01 - oar free institutions.' -
Mark this: - .':-, • . ,
, glad it,then ;seen insinuated, from any quarter
that jOrould ' haii . .been a sufficient., compliance
with the iequisitisins of the organic law • for the
taco lt of a convention. tbermfter , to be dem.
'''ed, too i m
thhold lam question of slavery front the
people, and to substitute, their own will for that of
a legally silent!' tried majority of their eonst:tu.
tits, t is would have been instantly rejected." ' '
Yes Fir, ond,l will add further; bad it been
then i tionatediiorn any quarter, and' believed Lye
the Anaerieaci pe ople, that we would live submit.
ted the Oa very clause !a each a mannetas to Com
pel a Sesta to Void. for that which his conscience
did wit apprvve, in order to vete ell the slavery
clause not cot); lipoid the idea hive hems neYtetl .
ed; but the Democratic candidate for the ?redden
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ey would hare bees Tejettell; and `
etrITY Mitt who
haehed him wristlet have hen rejected too.
Thq President tens us in his mange. that the
.0204, tarty pledged' our faith and our honor that
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