Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1859 — Page 2

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A««w tlar Cirvat Mttl« •» An OppoaUion pap«r In thia SUta orfaa the

"ipnoHng of all impractlenl insMf*f« tha parjioaa of oomolidnUng tba Opposition, in tb® North at leatt, U> "fight aaaw tha pant battia of ftcadom ” W® rhould think tha paopla would nickrn with tha burnbuggary, tba intar^nabla twaddle of the Rapoblioan party aboot tbair great lore of fraedom. Tl»e Oppoaition can not point to a ring!® froo Stata tbay bAT# addad to the Union, or a foot of Iran territory they bawa added to our National domain, ynt fonootb, tbay impertlDently claim to ba tba paculiar champions of "freedom.” Tbay oharga, also, that tba •laTO power is inovoasing in a grsatss ratio than that of "freedom," and that tba Democratic party are responsible tberafor. Let os briefly rater to tha facts in the cam fbr tbs proof of tbs utter absurdity of these Republican chnrgeeaod

profrwona.

At the organisation of tba Union, twalra of the thirteen Confaderated States recognised the institution of slavery. Now term are free and nr are slave 3tatea. This fact furniahaa no evidence of the increase of the " elava power any indebtedness to tha Opposition for tba change. Three Sutes were addad to tha Union under tba adminialraliou of WaaniJioTav — Vermont in 171)1 from the territory which belonged to New York; Kentucky in 1799 from Virginiataaritory, and Tennessee in 1796 from North Carolina territory. Virginia, a slave Stata, in 1784, ceded to the Umted Sutra tba North-waatara Territory from which five free States have bean formed. Ohio was admitted in 1609, Indiana in 1816, Illinois in 1818, Michigan in 18M, and Wlacoo- \ sin in 1846. all under Democratic administrations Maine, formed from the territory of M .ssarhueett*, was admitted at a free Stata in in 1830, when the Democratic party was in power. Ir)«iisiana Territory was purchased by Jcmaaow, the apoatie of Democracy, in 180,1. From thia territory the ?)utes of Iowa and Minnesota were formrd, the former was admitted as a free Stata in Hlo under tha administration of Pout, and the latter as a free Stata in |1858, under tha ad ministration of BcenattaM, over tba opposition and votes of the Republican members of Congress Kansas and Nebraska Territories are n part of the l.miaiana purchase, both of which will come into the Union as free States. Under the administration of Pour California, Utah and New Menieo were acquired, and California wan admitted as a Suta in i860, wber. tba Dsmocratie party wore dominant in Congress, and laat winter Oregon waa admitted as a fires Stata, over tW strenuous opposition of tba Rapnbficnna, by Demoeratic votes, under a Dsmocratie adminis-

tration.

And yet, with this record staring them In tba race, the Republican party are talking abent gatting up an organisation to “fight annw tba grant battle of freedom.** Their lova of froedom m n mere abstract philanthropy nevor practical. When Minasanta waa knoekiag for admimion in U&8 these “freedom shriakars** ware deaf, and only at the last session of Congress, if tbrv had had the power, they would have ehai out the frea State of Oregon Sines tba organisation of tha Union, «ur slave States havebscomn free by their own voluntary act, and under Democratic policy r6rwa free State* have bean added; jut tha Oppaaiiioo charge that the Democratic party is a pro eiarery party We claim that tha cratie party is neither a slavery nor an andslavery party. far as that quit ion is involved, it leaves its determination to tha people of tha several Stales, and to citizens of tha Territories wheo they come to organise Stefa governments. In Indiana we claim tha right to deter mine all .{ueatiou* of domestic policy, without outside intervention, as we may derm bent for our own welfare- And wha* we ask for < selves we are willing to concede to others. To uphold these rights of tha several Staten is ant of tha missions of tha Democratic party. Tba experience of threc-quarteco of a cento ms'.es evidence that tha principle works wall, and that it is founded in Tba faithful adherence In this doctrine is tha ligament which hinds tba confederated Staten together—it deoarced from tba Union will prove a rope of sand. We hare presented thaas tacts to utterly seomlans is the stereotyped charge of the Oppomrioa that tha Democratic is a pro-da-very party. Upon that tasna it simply adberun to tha C vastintuonal obligations of every cititen—a position upon the eoastrv must stand, of all permanency of our unequalled ianbtntkmk which can only ba maintained by “Liberty, the Ui and the Constitution.'* Cxmctiy Thu Jtarmd cam ®s so tha defease of Dr Mowroar. the political-religious after, yak it aot disprove what we charged, that his partial ity tor ’ttdiaaacolis. if it had any distastefoi to a large majarity of tha General Assembly Why this sympathy nf tha Jwaf KV. Mowroar? W# preanme it in on sccouac af thasboiiaon aeriona they hold m aammon—’‘wfel*—'trlimmakw Thim nuhrii VT* r ** la section, why did oat tan Jmmrmmi cvprw am iaty for the locnaamaflhn Seminary ham? Waa it a fear taaa it wamtd irima tan iraapnnm nf tan North Wsecern rbrtrtain rmvw

the location in tats city sf aft rival With tha help of mbe

New Albany.

ITTbe anoavatian for thn foundation of the anw Court-house of Hendricks county, at Danvilla, is nearly completed, and we understand tan walls will ba commenced in a few days. ITTbe Maeeeio fraternity of Laporto contemplate celebrating tbair anniversary—the 34th of June—in an appropriate manner. Hon. Caleb B. Smith, of Tndiannimlia, baa basn invited to deliver tba address. ITTbe New Albany Ledger says Mrs. John S. Davis, st bar beautiful residence on the Chari eetown road, baa over two tboumnd varieties of plants, tress, shrubbery sod flowers. In a few years thia will be one of the most lovely places in the State. IT A newspaper called tba Prospect, has recently been started in Charlestown, Clark county, by Wm. J. Greenlee, a colored man. It is devoted to tbr intareateof bis roce, and is published •ami-monthly, at $1 09 par annum. IT Martin Robinson, of Vlncsnnaa, diad on last Wadnasday night. Ha waa wail known throughout tba Wabash country, and bad, in yaars put, fillad a uumbsr of important offices. He also aarvad with diatiction and honor, in tha war of 1819. Ho waa agod about 67 yaars. Licsmsb.—The Anderson, Madison county, Stendmrd says: Tbs Council have resolved to put tha corpora. Uon lieenaa up to $300, which, in addition to tha county licanae, will make $350. This will amount to a prohibition, if tha temperance people have tha nerve to execute tha law and ordinance. Wa doubt tan policy of this procedure. The Legislature has fixsd a license by positive enactment. Wa ware in favor of giving that law a fltir trial, ami if it fail ad in the object in view, let us then call in tha aid of tha Council but in the first place there should be a fair trial

of the law.

XT Tba Sullivan Demsermt says that tha da nomination of Christians, known as New Lights, have resolved to fwtahitah a collage in thia State. With a view nf aecnring the location, tha Demsermt saye that certain citizens of Merom and vicinity, in that county, have eubeeribed $30,000 toward its erection, and that in one week $38,000 was railed by tha dtiaana of Sullivan town and naigbborheod. Thia speaks volumes in favor of thn enterprise, energy, and liberality of the people of tba two places. Wa hope that one or tha other will get tha college, either of which would ba a splendid location. Max Rmt Ovuu—The night Expreas from Chicago ran over a man near the Michigan Southern crossing, night before last. The accident not discovered until tha arrival of tha train at Michigan City, whan tha engineer’s attention was called to a tattered piece of dothing, and dote of blood upon the cowcatcher of the locomotive. The next train over tha road kept a •harp look out, and tan mangled remama of the were discovered. He was torn limb from limb. Ho waa apparently about thirty yean of ego—was well dreased, and had some on his person, but nothing to indicate his a place of residence. Ha ie supposed to have been intoxicated, and in that cnodMoa bad

The New Y«k Triteer, af Friday, m «mndag up tan wnr noma by tan Jain aMK Thereto* anw appaar to has* ate adkmdad. idaaotaar mndsrtwn mavkouagnaauun nf n

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Imuirarou.—A

to the General

_ „ city to the New York Jiwrnmi •/ Gnmmtc* mys: Thn dty of Indianapolis waa laid out in 1831. At nr m tut it has a population raaririug up to 30,000 anuls. It ia an ynt only a huge akeie ton. but not of dry bones only. The thews and sinews of fife and strength arabting strung over her giant framework, and before what is called thn latency of great dticu shall have passed away from bar, aha will hare aametad her daim to an aaviahln maturity and independence. Her one hand etrriches to tha Atlantic and the otaer to tbn Pactfie- Her great railway depot is like tan heart of tba West—no less healthy because it beats is the midst of a wilderness. Brare Parson Located.—The late Legislature of ladmaa. ia view of the necesrity for a new penitanriiTT and in accordance with thn recommendation of His Excellency, Governor Willard, took the first step in the right direction, sad ptosed an act for the erection of such an institution, north of tee National Bond, and ia that act, betides appropriating $50,000 to procure the title to a tits, obtain drafts of plana Ac., do all things prunaietory to a lasting red to let tho < riracuoo kr. For the selection of a rite, a c thereof vested by the same law in the Governor, who filled it by appointing Major J. P. Dunn, of Marion countv. Dr. B.F. Maltin, of Ripley, and Hon. J. W. Blake, of Cfiaton. whore serrkre wwe to be paid oat of the Stata Treasury, and not eat of the appropriation u-mir*. and whose the prison should be reiinesreor. ter his ares

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BcnroBD Quauik—We find tee following in * fetter written from tab rity, by n dtixanaf Bedford, to tho Prt—gt. The letter referred to was not written by “tea man who owna tha Gasport quarry,” but by a person who has not a cent's interest in any quarry: Walking up Washington straot this «"g, I saw, about a hundred yards south of the street, a fine lot of limeotona—1 immediately recognized them as Bedford rock. They wore at the stone yard of Seott A Nicholson. The worktore told mo that tho Bedford limestone Is ter superior to any in the State. They formerly worked the Gosport stone, but sinca the Bedford quarries were opened they have thrown it aside entirely. The Goeport stone ia inferior in every respect— and above all, it has seams in it where it is liable to break. I leaned also from the workmen, that the puff of the Goeport quarry, which appeared in the State Sentinel among the chronicles of the peregrinations of the Penitentiary Committee, mitten by tie mmo who owna the Ooepert qnorry. Tux Lioooa Taamc.—We lean from the CrawforOevilla Jownml that but one application will bn made to the Board of Commiaaioners of that eounty, far license to retail liquota is that town. The feeling against tbs traffic there is very sfreng, and a tremendous remonstrance ia preparing againat the granting of any license. In case it frills, the Journal ietiinatee that fare* will be resorted to, and that Judge Lynch will be invoked to interfere in the matter. In Boone and Putnam counties the people are arraying themselves re masse againat the granting of license, and such ia the strength and unanimity of public sentiment that it is believed that the traffic will be entirely stopped in these counties. From this dty some fifty or sixty applications for license will b* made—a large deduction from the number at prenent engaged in the b We are informed that the Commiarionero will require a rigid adherence to the law, and will accept i—«> but the most undoubted testimonials as to tea personal character of the applicant, as well as the responsibility of the sureties.—Lafayette Csttrier. O* By the feat week’s Laporte Tones, we notice that Henry Higgins, a practical printer, and a promising young nun, is associated with Colonel Walker in the management of that paper. The Times is already the ablest Democratic pa per in Northern Indiana; when its contemplated enlargement is effected, we shall expect that, with the new editorial force, it will compare favorably with any paper in the State. Success to it.—Lafayette Times. Akita MUSTS OF PAJBACKATAKS. —Good backing—a three-storied brick bouse leaning against a drunken man. —A Itrge number of bogus $3 50 gold pieces are in circulation throughout the State of Vir-

ginia.

—Three things that never agree—two cate over one mouse; two wives in one house; two lovers after ore girL —Qcrre Mooebate.—A London paper speaks of a very pretty bonnet made of white crape, and mauve colored silk, “which only costs £12”—

$60!

gives bis impression of tea beir-appsrent of the

English throne.

I met this young genllian the otaer day ia the mosaic manufactory at tha Vatican, (for heie a most diligent sight aear.) sod was better pleased with his appaarunes than rumor bad prepared me to be. I never saw a more attractive combination of perfect self-pci men nn, with modesty, which defines high hrandinti t h* n ke exhibited as he walked along with his senior companions, some five or ax in number, and listened with every to the interesting communications which were addressed to hint. He belongs, too, to a higher than the average standard of manly beauty. His complexion is very fair, and a fresh, healthy color suffused his whole face, which wean a most attractive exprearion of boyish innocence. The other morning he ascended the dome of St. Peter's, and while there the Pope sent up some brqakteat for the party. When they came down they read upon a tablet, which had been placed in the wall of the temple, while they were above, the record of their visit. Such a compliment from tbs Pope has never before been paid, I be here, to any Protestant Tho Prince haa visited most of the American stadias in Rome, and appears to hare left behind him a highly fevorabfe

impression. ITThei meneed on'

. shooting match which was comat Spring Garden, between ing. will not be coo tinned

fejal Batumi Uttory.

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liBMT OmmiNASY OH AW IMS

a—jt .M— ■■■a-,,, “-p»|-r*te under the eupervUien of the Captain Qeaeral of Cube, w01 take place at Bavuna, on TUESOAY* JCN* T» 1959.

SOETBOMUtflKO SIS OADIHAAIO Capital Prise, *100,000. IPriaeof 9100,00b IS,000 30,001 16,000 lo.ooo 2,0u0 1,000 300 400 8k00 Soar ApproTimatione to tho 9100,000 of *000 each; 4ol •400 to $30,000; 4 of 9400 to 930,000; 4 of 9400 t* $16,000; 4 of •400 to $10,000. Wtewle Tlcaets,9go^lKaiTeasio; 44aarPrixea caabed at eifht at 3 per cent, duooaat. Bale en all aalveat banka taken at par. Adrauinguttl be forwarded ae aoonae thereenBe* DTP All ontam for Schemes or Tickets to be addrieest to "DON RODMOUBX, care of Ctty Poet. Charteeto*, South Oarotin*. aor^-DAWly

MISCELLANEOUS

MILLS, ALFORD "olio. Groceries at Wholesale. 4 VERY HEAVY ANII BESIMASAE i-S'SKSSSS SS5S3a5£EjS We promise the trade good artlcUe a tow prises. If you want but few goods, your orders shall be oromutl, and Mtisfoetorily filled. Ow bueiaemtaStaco’SdEta? onetohpr.ncipleeas will merit your patroness.

products the coming foil and wiatorT

Coffee, leas, Hlce, Tehacco, Mackerel, Wtelto Flak,Cwdftala,

Herriap, Hataiaa, Flga,. Praaes, DrleA Apples anti

Peackea, He da. Aaleratus,

Candles, teap. 9tar«k, kalt, Nall*, Tar, Viaegar. sugar* of all Elu4a.

myto-WitADtr. MILLS, ALPOSP a CO.

likely to i red, infixing ual to tao Govwrour we i Th*< with tael

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—Horace Greeley addressed the Black Republican Convention in Oasowatomie, Kansas Territory, for an hour and a half, tha other day. Next thing he will be talking to tha Mormons ia Utah. —Some of the New York papers report that Gerrett S. Mott has recovered $1,000 frea the Hudson River Radioed for running over the hoee belonging to an engine that waa playing on Us house when it was on fire, whereby of it® cutting the house was burnt down.

dies, saja that “every country girl knows how to color red with madder.” This we believe to be an ethnological feet, as we have always noticed that with all girls, the madder they get the redder they are. —In ana part of London the people live ia the proportion of 243,000 per square mil*, and in a part of Liverpool 460.000. In a portion of Bread street, Boston, they have only nine square yard* for a person, which is equal to 441,552 per square mile. —Henry T twenty-eeveu acres of land ia Waetchetter county. They forma part of the aetata formerly knows as tha Trowbridge term, situated about a mile from Peetakill. on the road leading toward Lakes Mohegan and Mahnpac. TVs prie* waa tehtaea i » * ” -A tew weeks since, at Hartwood station, en

him «la Sickles, the figured butaand. aided by a few of his friends, on Tuesday last, caught the seducer, gave him a complete suit of “tar and feathers,” and let him go. under a strict injunction to leave the State. —The carious aamendatnre of the towns in W uUura New York, was never more Imficramdy exemplified than the vote of Governor Mcegm to a hul annexiag Italy to Napier, aarh being the

—The Chatter £Fk.J rqpwinrua strongly retee Hon. John M. Bead, eneef the of Panasylvama. as a tobe daises teal amed him in a speech in the r, as likely to be one of am the nominee af dmt

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Mr. Duncan and Mr. Rfep, wi

any farther. The arm ofMr. Duncan was so infiamed yesterday, that physicians gave the opinion that it would endanger it permanently if he should shoot the match out to-day. This state of tecta being cartified to the judges, they decided that the stakes were forfeited to Mr. King. W e were not previously aware that Mr. Duncan’s rest am was sore, and it accounts for the very light score which he made. In two previous matches with Mr. King, the contest has been very dose, each gaining one match by a single bird; but on Thursday they both fired so wildly that it wss poor sport to the thousands of spectators. We* are sorry that the contestants were not both in tiptop condition, for there will be no future opportunity to try their skill, as Mr. Duncan had resolved, before this match was made, that it should be his last, and he only agreed to it, that the tie between the two should be definitely de

ddei.

Patent* Gsaxtcd.—The following patents were granted to Indianians for the week ending May 34: W. J. Wilaon, of Franklin, for improvements in cultivators. M. De Camp, of Booth Bend, for improved millstone bush. John T. Brooks, of New Albany, for improved apparatus fbr heating feed water of steam-boilers. Hiram Aldridge, of Michigan City, for improved shoe for grain separators. Flatoudks, oa Wow.—Many persons are annoyed, and even distressed, by the occurrence of flatulence, or wind in the stomach and bowels. This arises from impaired digestion, and lost of tone in the mucous membrane of the alimentary canal By rrotoring the necessary ton# to the stomach, the PERUVIAN SYRUP renders the painful symptoms impoatible, and permits the food to go through its natural process of digestion.

A SPLEN DID STOCK —or— XteBkOO BCAotleoi JUST BNCBIVKD

A VHALE SIZED IR4IN «AFE, by ZV SMITH A STB VANSON, Dlw No. 14 W«*t Maryland street.

A NEW WOMH BY ABBOTTZn. "The Empire cf Auatris;” A new Work by Hmdly—“Liie of Havelock," A new work by Sinn*—“Tha Cawiqoe of Kiowah," st nySS STNWANT A BOWBU’S.

POTTER & BONNE'S

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Oaths 34ta or May. attaoiuritear* of ttobrite^fotaer. to tha Bov. Haaty B. Wilooa, D- Ik. D BY AM, Nat-, to Min MANY 8- HAU. af It. Loan, Mo.

ANBOUNCBMENTS

COUNTY ELBCTltefl.

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POE HEW STYLES

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Deaf & Blind Th** HcLEDW, OF SCOTLAND, THE JLP oninent and tklllfal operator oa the Bar and Bye,

“palmer house,

,, 4»4A«JMipwUa, ImAinnn,

otitsclss In curing the DMA»

Aj»D BLIND, and now refera to thoa® n® ha* treated in thie city, many of whom have been tot over thirty yeari, and are now cured by w»M and roatle

treatment.

JCr’Deafnee*, Dtaxinen. Buaalng, Barache, amt Mole# in the bead, Cataivh, and ail oflenalve Diechargeo bom the Bar. Mouth, or Nortrils entirely ranoved. v lITr’Or- McLBOD haa mad* a dieeovary of a modteino that will prove perfect aboorpUon of tao Cataract, and re•tore perfect vlaion to tho Bye without the um of Oie knife. ir r* Bead wh*t hi* |>*tieoU §*j. , TTr TeeUmony of the Bev. Mr. HoMday, of the Freaby terian Church.—Thirty-three years ago my htaring was much injured by wearies, since then I haveuaedavniety of remedies with but hul* benefit. Ur. Mehaofi hat bad ny earn for wm® time under treatmaat, and asth 1® the improvement, that if my advioewere Mked by a Mend •offerWILLIAM A. U0LL1DAT. Indianapoha, April-JS, leM. JO* V*f wgbt or ten yean I have bees vary mate Afflicted with my ejfc*, *o that hjr time* 1 wa* sAAfiy tetAiijr blind. By the treatment of Dr. McLeod my right to very much impioved and riiencthened. and the infiammation almort entirely cured. lo^diaUy commend the Dr. to all my friend* who need hi* ritill. JOHN HIIN U. InAlUnapolia, Ind , May 16, ISM. . EZf* 1 here been deaf for riAteen years. Up the opera tiona of Dr. McLBOD I have been already greatly relieved, and have confidence in a perfect care. TH09. J. BRYANT, Principal of Commercial College, Indianapolis, Indians, March 41, V’M. To rax Daar.-I have been deaf about thirty years, and hare been examined by team of tha suet er 1 **** Nf. geonain the United States, who have told me that could be done for bm. About two weeks tine* 1 put myaelf under the care of Dr. McLBOD, at the Palmer Houm iathia city, and I have already found rrilef, and have eoafidence in a perfect ears. I am a regular graduate of the Medical beputaMotof the University of LosisriUe Kentacky. Bcahtoaea, Bagene, Vermillion county, Indiana. I may be men at the Dv.’soEee for a few day*. B. T. CCLLSYT, M. D. Indmnapoha, Indiana, March 39, ls3S, iry* Poryesral have hem neariy atone Mtnd. By the teuiofDr. McLBOD my right iaatiMMt perfect acria. ROBBBT MaBTIN. Indianapoha, Ww^a jo, USB. 317* Use year* I have beau sisssst totally deaf ia one of my ear*. By the skill of Dr. McLBOD, he in one operation, without pain, removed am to perfoct hearing. I may be •con at the Borina Store, Washington riresL JACOB M0UU90M, indanimpotin, Match U, ISPS. ILrl have bad n very oBenrivedaachaneefmritovfoori my tar* for tweive years, with deaf area- Dr- McLBOD ha® entirely cared me. ROBUT RRUCL ladmaapofia, Mwte 14, . Rariy attentioa ie ileelMd, an the Dr. wfD r*mela bat ■hMt time. mteSS-DAw-Jan-M 1 w. a. A x. n. cenmu.. j. a. mar ran ■ Campbell, PAigikion A Co., BOOK BINDERS

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TucadAy, May 3Ut M RfiNV heriag eugaged thie great A»uu« for U« taat the werid wid« fame *f ^ ‘I* feflUkkt foeeptiou. riie ha® met with abroad, and throughout the touni/y, at# am nle guarantee that eb* alii meet wUh a pnUouAg* worthy 810. PIBTRO OflNTKMSKI, Mom. UBNIy „ Ol,ML-,. Soto Viotlnisi from theOoaMrvatorie st Leipric. M0N». SflfiTI, PtoBiri, end other talent. Programme wiU embrace erieetton* from th* uiM(«r ** ll * ,, ' 0 ‘“ 1 *' Tu Paice or Asuiaaioa.—Netwuhriandtng the great ^ " “ tol - BfflAfYiHl SBAttf* ••••eeeee sees* ee,see te | g|| ikl mste wtU eommetice oa Monday morning at

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