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Ten others blundero I. '•Forward!" tho chairman crie«, "Search all nunneries, Onward, ye pallant spies,

Not quite a hundred!"

"Forward, oach bold Paul Pry, Courtesy, decency, With us arc all 'your eye,'

Vt'ho cares who blundered? No one hero dares reply, No ono but women nigh, Then rouse your courage high, Into each corner spy.

Though not quite a hundred," Ladies to right of them, Ladies to left of them, Ladies in front of them,

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Not quite a hundred. Ladies to right of them, Ladies to left of them, Ladies in front of them,

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Not quite a hundred. «.

^hen can their glory fade? O the brave charge they made! While ladies wondered. Honor the charge th«y made, Honor Paul Pry's brigade,

Not nuite a hundred.

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From tho Boston Atlas. April 4.

THE CHARGE OF THE PAUL PRY BRIGADE. Up stairs, and down staiis,

Through the house onward, In closet and and clothes-presi peeped Not quite a hundred.

Searching and peeping, went Not quite a hundred With six committeo men,

'orc

mont, has taken up her residence in Kan- —'7

From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer. THE KNOW NOTHING SMELLING COMMITTEE.

which

as heretolore, ono

dnl-

Massachusetts has so long occupied

jn this union, could have found among Its

members a committee which would dis-

worm nas ine rign

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Times has enough to do to look after England now, but were it not so what a scathing on-slaught would there be on this development of the proprieties of life as they are practiced by legislators in the Modern Athens of the Model Republic.

The right to appoint a Committee for such examinations as that which occupied this Committee is, perhaps, not be denied but it is a fight which exists only on account of the possibility that measures so nearly in

quisitorial in their character may be need-

pr0{cct (J,e gtAte against great abuses

and insidious danger. But this possibility is extremely remote, and the notion that our political or social institutions are endangered by the machinations of the Church of Rome, which has been foisted on the Amer-

movement,

is sheerly chimerical,

soliciting friends to join them and keep

tnem in countenance, stumbling in upon

th«« Indies at th.ir devotions, and on tlu-ir

doors, handling

r.isiriesr

or two quarters to apologise tor this sneak-

ing committee, to palliate their offences

against decency, and to justify the general

course of their proceeding. The task is

manhood. not to s»* the instincts of gentle-

men The evidence given bv some of the

apologists but atthe best it is but negative

ev'" little dwindles to nothing when the hating

.. I The truth is that the affair from besria-

b^cW«r, o'/fSre^n 'h rth ning to e"d i, c^ntmptibk We «r/.Pt Jh». "h^e

bl"h

(ty Mrs. Bloomer has gone to Council source of power. *,,e People, receives too

Bluffs to reside. Mrs. Nichols, a di*tin- little consid-^wn now-a-days.—that we t'^tamount to Vh,

guished Woman's Rights orator from Ver- are loei-g that veneration which isundoubt- butch»r's

iii. Each has her husband under her ri0~ those who sit in our high places will

tection. degrade themselvea openly heforo the world, fzrH*.

such danger, no shadow of such danger|We

that which animated the settlers of Plymouth

in this countrv at all dangerous to its liber-

ty or its prosperity.

The committee whose proceedings have

exists. While the press is free, while the ^xes—Ibut it appears they are to be inschoolmaster treads closely on the heels of creased. -I his is the fruit of prohibition the pioneer, while the spirit of our laws is 's

Bay and Jamestown, there need be no fear give

just been investigated in Boston should nev- electing an incompetent, ill advised unbusier have been appointed for although its ness-like fusion Legislature? It appears to authority was general, it is well known that

its purpose was particular, and that it was F°rt W aye Sent. directed especially, if not solely, at this lit

"gallon Of this committee 1ms been nd'.cu-

ab0"

nameless ladies. If a blunder be worse

wor

assume were

tercci-

represent the intelligence, the moral worth,

Advertisements^, and the culture, of one of the oldest, most ... or. e,ir t]loroUg)y respectable, and most highly cultivated communities in fhe country, there were found nearly a score who could avail themselves of a little brief authority to insult a feeble household of secluded women, to outrage their religious sentiment, and even to rudely break down, or rather to meanly sneak through the barriers which civilized

has drawn around their sex.—

But the admission must be made, reluctant

t0 mrtke it else we maj* just-

ly be held responsible for sin from which we do not absolve ourselves. The London $5.00

at $150 a piece, which will make $1,500 •—making S3,500 to be raised by taxation. The account will stand thus: For whiskey &c.. for the county 82,000 Salary of ten agents, 1,500

Total To raise this amount, it tax of about 15 cents on the S100. ing to the law, the profits worth of liquor will only be §500— enough to pay the agents. very profitable business, over the left shoulder, for the tax payers of Grange county.

are

only

exPec'

that the occupant of the chair which totters' Allen county contains 20 townships— upon the seven hills will attain any power

tw*ce

P".v'n.^

tie household of quiet, unoffending females, who had, according to the dictates of their consciences, devo'ed themselves to an ascetic Auditor of estate gives notice that he will religious life, and were endeavoring to work

8t'^'

!0"bl

not only futile but most impolitic. It would 7

two sides to ihe question raised now there is but one with all who are not lost to the'

decencies of civiliied life and the dignUv of

DEMOCRATIC FAMILY NEWSPAPER—DEVOTED TO POLITICS, NEWS, MISCELLNANEOUS LITATURE, MECHANIC ARTS, &C

VOLUME VI. CRAWFORDSVILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, I1ND., APRIL 28, 1855. NO. 41.

as they have been so ready to do of late,:

how can we but fail to lose the faculty which "AMERICANS TO RULE AMERICA we arc not called upon to use. The m.es-,

lous state for it has blundered ridicuou-ly rr.»,«..i:

ratherdear

ibeir

out their own salvation after their own way. change in If it were absolutely necessary for the safe-: ty of the great State of Massachusetts,! Merchants' Bank, at Lafayette Mer

half their number of the other sex un-I 7

der such very peculiar circumstances, ^ance

of the Cz ir:

JG#-lhe Know .Nothing Legislature of fe »cal. He is dull, depressed and mnminate. Mftay. It appears that McRay entered Maisachusetta has passed a law requiring *ir,h'ch Wu-heseven through v. tall and attenuated, with a tlucars without having purchased his lirk-niggerchildr.-n to b. admitted to th. pub- ^i- 5!3X^,re,,,0" ?«»*•»»*. "J a «.,n when the cndTtctor demanded his lie schools on terms,of equality with white Judir,,V!T

Slckl

dement of a healthy tone of mind eating, ,mok

Tjljs

lous. When it had not to do with prving in- .. ... jr phonic rendering of the principles of the to ••buck baskets and foul linen concern- J|ien

,1'"'iTfir*!

and champagne, and the b.oard bills of

ElcIusion of

than a crime—and in a certain sense and ..

an important sense it is worse-then the

Legislature of Massachusetts a a par-

_* and advocates of those measures, in time,!. THE STATE OF INDIANA A DOGGERY* were despised and contemned by all men, ',tantsThe Liquor Law converts the State of In- of all parties. But diana into a doggery—and to carry out law the people are required to fork ov dimes to furnish the liquor. We there will be a litte squirming manife amoner tl people, when they have to pay escape from even the suspicion of entertain-

it by taxation. Now the question natural- organization What motives what new

ship with the necessary assortment of liquor or have obtained an undue influence in the —this is a low estimate—then to supply the ten townships, it will require S2.0Q0.— Then the agents rre to be paid by the coun-

already heavily burthened with

foretaste of what the people may

frotI) ^,e total law party, if they

lhcm

power.--Paoli Eagle.

casc*

over

many as Orange—consequently

a^ove

estimate must be doubled in our

Are the tax payers prepared to pay

^'»000 &s their share of the cost of

for the whis-

0^7-The following banks hrtving failed to comply with the General Banking Law, the

ed," the un awarded to the discharge it satisfactorily, and it should Bank of Connersville, at Coiinersville—all it out? have been composed of gentlemen eminent consisting of Indiana 5 per cent, and Indi- The solution of the whole problem is at once for discretion and courtesy. But ana 2^ per cent, stocks. Bank of T. Wads- hc-re: For a number of years the immac

be measurable abandoned. There is no ,,

(»r»

th,e

tick beds, snouping about, openinif closet P™tice the remarkable etfec.s pro-

nofei.igaround un- duced, and the frvedoin rom nak. °o un-

di-r pillows and bed curtains as never old have led to very b.came terriblv inched because the ob.u«e ,•

ger in tapping a hydrocele, or touching a'

There has been an attempt made in one sore withRustic.' Its u-e should be °re- "ith

or two quarters to apologise tor this sneak- ,casesnonly \n .k^ «.inilfht "HVe saved the Whigs from such a1

serve(j or

{ens

p.-.not:.,lVs serious comnPca'tions or WU'd

nly futile but most impolitic, wouia proceeding. be tar wiser to endeavor to aggravate their. conduct into the dignity of an intentional, I .. hi haded insult. Then there might be' London correspondent thus speaks pRSidL.ncVi \n 1352. the motto at the head .•

"The habits of Alexander are not con-

sisU Dt

"''h

w"!ike

ma'k,,ble,for

smok'"?

members of the committee aid those who f^dness for card play.ng at accompanied them, is appealed to by the

n'«ht-

,He !s

looking complexion

Vpt

to complain that place, and authority. Europe. I am aJLTJI',g •"'""S-' purchased lii- ticket before taking and position, when DE^-fd from the true thUfc has bad anviV TL

quakl mejiJ

-f

meat

From the Statc Sentinel.

,he

ncl[motto of lh(. Know Soth.

mcrc.condensed.

se,,itirn

an(1

tion The identitv

»nd more eu-

laws,

oice promulgated

",e hlue-liifht Hartford Co5.ventioni.te.

from offic a

denillUn effect 0"f lhe rj ht of su„

and has made its shame patent to the ,\. j, .to the American people, and the supporters

re of he a in a in of at

ord |s0 lfc i23.

I he alien and sedition laws became odious

man point to a single instance where it is

If so, will some one point to the men or the

to the sentiment, "Americans to rule Amer-

the times, the sentiment, •'Americans,'"' to

Will it be urged, because foreigners are

permitted the right of voting, under our

securities at the Merchants' Ex- and all his Democratic contemporaries fa-

th.it these poor women should be "examin- chants' Bank, at Springfield Greene Coun-, modifications, recommended by Jefferson, post left on the night of the 4th there was pleasant duty should been tj- Bank, at Bloomfield Government Stock uninterruptedly? And has any harm come anticipated the ravage of the earthquake smallest number that could Bank, at Lafayette Laurel Bnnk, at Laurel o* it? If so, who will be so kind as to point

V. WHS

comes 0

Wl^

conclusion that the use of chloroform m-"

here we have a dozen committee men, not worth, of Hartford, at Michigan City vto/e and consistent Whig" party have been f°^°wing correspondence recently passed als sweet that all the sermons that wero satisfied with their numbers, and per- Bank of llockport, at Rockport, consisting trying to ca^ch this foreign vote, sometimes between a young genHeman of Albany and ever preached. haps quailing at the thought of meeting of Missouri 6 per cent, stock*. with partial success. Their great effort

from

most

women-in peUicoals-nosed and snouped H™.' f"ses- Had chloroform never been appreciate th. ir yo«. imMN before, and making themselves generally mhaled save »-l,en ,ts u-e was necessary.

bl„J nor kind

.. lives would not have been sacrificed to the this do? Answer by return mai ridiculous and disgusting to those who .. ... the incensing crv of "Americans, to »..» nnrf...,». ti. removal of a tooth, a toenail, or a little fin-1rated -MI lours,

those in which the in-1 j.' saved the

duration of the^Dain in an

ODera-1

and

tuta^

not*

""ture. He is^ re-

'"I0th'nf• mveterate hab-

1^,= day. and a

one

me°'

Uls

most indolent of

»^"mposs,ble to arouse h,m

•vidence^and amounts^to'VuleT*Md That aeaot.. or to fcim «»y o«»i. ofthe Central Railway, on Monday, beittle dwindles to nothinir when the hatinir

fes5atu n,

pearanc has the ap- far he presented hint with the exact amount

?nf w"° starved.

Do?°? P1ersb^'1'

064 001

rfn 1,kf

W,°U,d

in k- 17

J'.

3C]

and SOf,n the of

P''"dices- »nd»"

the

their liquor tax ing similar views, wiih the old hated Fed- twenty-four hours, accompanied by a high ^uring^ he last eighteen months has been The new law authorizes the appointment eralists. attempted to prove that many lead-

ica." Who does rule America? Is not l'ves

the President an American by birth, as also

each member of his Cabinet? Is there to

Justices of the Peace and Constables, al-

Pesli!pnt

.f the foreigner had cast his vote for Gen. S:itt, and thus seenred his election to the

dowell to ponder these things. VERITAS.

tsJ^An altercation took place on the cars

°f rj?" ^h. )'the conductor and man named

an 1 forhis destination, but an ex'ra five cents

™-iem-nded by the Conductor, for not

Car?'

ThlS

ade*

McRh-v

whin lhe

Maght the

pounds of

sPent

Turkey. A Constantinople letter, dated

ture has hardly been heard of in the history of the world. The earthquake had last-

stroyed a part of the town, and killed or

w'n(l

of township agents to sell liquor, and re- ers of the Democrat.c party had beloged to !lhe s^y became suddenly overcast, a strong most f^orableto the ruler of France. lie quires the county commissioners to furnish this organization, hoping thus, at least, to

pmell

the necessArv funds to the aijents, out of qualifv the odium pertaining to the name. nrs^.nocK ioc pince, icn, init&s umu r» .i

If arises, how much »Jy will it require' nelessi.y has sprung up to imiu" sjeh a «»». The khans, or large buildto supply Orange county? We have ten sudden transformation of political senti-

townships—say !!!200 will furnish one town-jment? Is it because foreigners are seeking, ",c,n'"sa

the county Treasury, to purchase he liquor, The principles of that party were peculi- in one va'Trub with contempt on her previous rival, while with. The Commissioners must get the arly obnoxious to every sound Democrat.

Da^rs

in one

money into the treasurer before they can This being the case, is it not singular thnt!. 4 mosquea have been so much French and the tenw.f thousands of order it out—consequently, they must raise any of them could be tempted into the new 'injured that their speedy fall is expected,

whiIe not one ,n the who,e

ings

American* rule°America*"*"And c^n any bazaars, with their heavy arches, are flat ™"|,

red

lhe

L»r^

masses

and proclaim, as indicating a necessity of once quitted the town, and are now encamp- I'tV*

ed lbe

rule America," but the most contemptible ^nts, the poor under the open heaven pre-

and airant demagogue? ferr.ng to bear the chill nights of March\p0ft

l,1»n

w«tbin

naturalization laws, that therefore, they, in The shocks which have since taken place effect, "rule America." Did not Jefferson

llftVe

1 New York on the 21st of May vor this privilege to the foreigner? and have reason to believe that any fresh edifices not foreigners, for upwards of fortv years bave been destroyed. A shock on the 2d exercised it, under the very restrictions and °f March was very severe, and when the

w?re

lHV'e

made in 1852, when Gen."Scott was a *not0n

tie "rich Irish brogue, and the sweet Ger- Washington next week—can you accommo-i.i

essent! sur- d» were invoked to destroy him. this the arrangement you propose? An- (Kr In removing

olhis article, 'Americans to rule America,'' respondence the Dutchman has not learned.

weopine, had not yet sprung into an articfeof political faith. Democrats who have The cause of popular intelligence g«e into the new secretorganiz ition would have just achieved another triumph in Eng-

refu?ed t0

P"}',

conductor summoned the breaks-

Passen^r-

hlsPocket

P,sto!

and took from

and a

certain amount of

in m«ey, and put him off the cars. The con-

carq-piaymg." ductor was subsequently arrested at Green-

j^. fieli, but what disposition was made of his

CIM

i» not stated

A FEARFUL EARTHQUAKE. We make the following extracts from We have already had partial accounts of ,etter in thp 5ew Qrleans Del,R dfttc4 a terrible earthquake at Broussa, in Asiatic parig ,6

nr" ,n,,,r',

for transacting business, are mostly injured,.

and five of them were completed destrov- £uss,a-

ed. crushing scores of their inmates. The

rs, with their heavy arches, are flat

ground. The ancient mosque of

l^e

ty. There will be ten. *S*y they be had I claimed that anv "other than Americans Davoullon Monastir, a Greek eclesiastical ciein onqiier?r or ms jumnv. me cimp "'•UC4 ^.luun-aua

t-/%

shall ru America? edifice said to be one thousand two hund-

years old, is unhappily destroyed.

asserts that either Americans do" not now of the ciry, and the most splendid religious VI mn ,i S3,500 rule America, or that some new organiza- edifice of the days when Brou«sa was the inclined tobelioe that the «inter c.imp- i-n

number ef women who have lost their

b)'

the {M hflS been

of,

States, members of their Legislatures The old wall and fort were shaken to the

most one and all, but "Americans?" Un- 'FO l°st

rocl

frora tlu:lr bt

ds-

we™.detached

and C!,me

be found a foreigner in either branch of the sides of Olympus into the "^gbh^b^ ^^'X^d of his qokliers -ind ic Congress, or at «1,e head of any Bureau of the town. In one place several houses

Who are the Governors of the different were crushed by one of these a\-alanches. I

Judges of their Supreme and District Courts! ground, and in their fill buried ten or twelve developed, it will be seen that the free-, Clerks, Sheriffs, Marshals, even down to the houses and the factory of Iladjt Anastasi, "or"

respectable Greek manufacturer, who al

bis

der such circumstances, who could invent during the night the whole population at "r .p? .at

neighborhood—the well-off in

to live in hourlj dread of destruction

thrown down many buildings which

previously injured, but there is no

not extended over any very great

tract of country.

ILLAR?-

c't.v:

candidate for the Presidency. He loved Dear Willard.—I intend to

rra.i accent, and so did a 1 whiggery then date me with a room? Answer immediate- rr.

Urn. was no danger. down to that ly. Your,. ROBERT W

..forp]„n influence." But tl.ey. r,„

si^nallv in ihcir object. Tliey T) ,,

an 1 immediacy T, °T ,° ^i

1 A N S O 1 E O S

the

^7"^-

T'f f,,reig"er

I W!JJ

vf}r

religious ing two in a hed, provided one wears a in thirty days."

swer immediately, and oblige vours, R. W W"he»her WILLARD "continued" the cor-

March

March 8th, says. it-. jjn horizon of European poll ics, which The accounts from Brous9ii are terrible, under the direction of that extraordinary Such a long-continued convulsion of na-

ed five days, and shocks were of constant "England drifting towards a revoluoccurrence when the last news left. The t'on* knell of hef arlsfoCfacy is rung, great shock of the 28th of February de-

maimed nearly three hundred of the inhab- years. Republicanism, however, daily Although the shocks were only felt gains ground in England. The peop'e feel

a fc.w vp»rt tinw in'at Constantinople during two days, they acutely the discredit that has fallen upon a nw years since, to the country since the war begun, and will

... ,. ,u

"id occasional thunder. At 3 clock

of sulpher was perceived, and the

firct choolf tool nlanp vvhirh in ]iass th&n

minntp ovprthrcw mo^nues houses And part of tnc navy nave made France J)Ol£

c,ty

the circuit of their ill-fated city.—

,855

Ch0 a

crashing down

^'fe* As the shocks cominued !an

Mexico.

jC3T The New York Dutchman says the more towards keeping Mr.'Gladd«-rs mor-

keeper of Willard's Hotel, Wash-

eave

Uou«e crowded losuffoca-

ILLARD.

RREJOINDER 1

nulard.—In reply to yours, I

overthrow, but he ^ould say that I have no objection to sleep- jig not "brought up with a round turn,' with-

r-—

\ot"No

has labored to prevent (his result, but it has Boy (indignantly' stretching up I'll been defeated :n its efforts to prevent intel- tell you what, fa he'r.in a few months mothligence from going to the mass of the people

and will now be compelled to enter the lists comple thrashing" in competition with cheaper and more Mother—'"Hush, sonny' the passengers popular paper*. .will hear you."—Botton Herald.

wi]] $cen

that the writcr discerns a storm brewJng

man

Napoleon III may lead to a general

war' 4

monarchy exist without a nobility is

mooted question I opine it can—for a

u»

#.rU?^S

a.irum. the comoaritivelv email losses on the nart

1,as

esc*Pe(1

which served either as inns or places

n-,,n

tr^ n-r.1

niv, And ti)c sin^rulftr lnck of cn^rijv on tho

mom,.n,»s C(,i]

r.» fTi

to Uke

fc1'JJ!lo ."f11

that, whi.e lance is

T.he a,1,an®f'„of

c«n

conquering England

England and ranee will

'«u« Napoleon's lust for conqir

,nu

illon-Monastir, a Greek eclesiastical conqueror of hi family. The ca

2°?

shr11 cause h,m

,w:l^

W!,,r

"'/J'

the

'at St. Omer is but the forerunner of tno

passage of the Rhine, and tli union

h's m,"d-

vcr7 larSe-

wished to keep all ey. fix-

jed on the Crimea while he was pr. parng

mi 't'suT

(i himself cl them to

before

v,c'ory-

he nl c.

S°ld,erS

And ,c

As the future of this ex'raonl,nary man

f^rmany. Hungary and Po-

arm.y

aided by him and that while.

ready to march acros^the Ilhino

m°vement

of !u han-l, a

0 ,n readiness to

sa1' t,M-

A corroPr0ndent

nominatM

{Imndrerl strong, and, after t!eir arrival in

lM,"drH'

Gulf

of th~Pitf,h„rg

Mavor Wood, of N. York.

as the Democratic candidate fur the Presidency, in 185G.

0^7" The Democrats of the Tenth Congressional District of Kentucky have nominated Gen. Wm. O. Butler for Congress.

At the recent election in Belleville, ., the Krow-iSTofhini five hundred majority.

(^7~If you don't want a woman tn go as'ray the sooner you provide her with a baby the better. A blue eyed hov will do

(t*7" Thfi 93d Highlanders, the pride of the English army, left Constantinople eight

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j- {the Crimea, received un a! !i ion of one

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recently returned to Constantinople, reduced to fourteen men and five officer*, still betiring with them their regimental colors.

i&T The Washington St ir sav«: "Wo hope soon to hear of the capture of ih«• Spanish wnr steamer who-e commander l.as of late been engaged in stopping Ameiicarx ships on thre hi^h seas, engaged in lawful .commerce. We are greatly mistaken if he

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a quan!ity of ruhbieh

from the garr.-t of the ou«e

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lately occupied

by Mrs. an Rens«elaf-r, deceased, in Albany. there was found the original charter

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A nnn thfAinrh fhii I «nturn/.f /.T llw.

Anne, through the Governor of the Slate, Col. James Don_ran. ^0-

AMERICA.—We

land. The first was in the abolition of the advertisement tax. which took place about other day: a year ago, and the second and more impor-1 Boy (of some six or seven yenrsj '-j tnnt is the taking off of the stamp duty on

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newspapers. As our readers are probably me?" aware, the Government has required a pen-j Father—'"Certainly not my son ny two cents—for every copy of a news- Roy (running after she conductor.)—Stop paper issued. This has just been taken off Mi.-ter! Come back! You've made a mishy Parliament, and its result in cheapening take I alway- pay ful fore"' newspapers .nd giving them more general The conductor ^mi'ingly returns and the circulation among the people will unques- father draws otr, his purse, and 'nd him lionablebe very great. The London Times, the other half of the full fare, and said to which has heretofore enjoyed almost a mo- his son—"Why re-dlv, Charley. I thought' no poly, on acccount of its great resources, j-0u were snv.M enough to .m

wt re amused at

the following scene in a railroad car tho

father, didn't you ray full fare for

half price

savs. shall be big enough to give you a