Hoosier Patriot, Volume 1, Number 1, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 18 September 1852 — Page 2

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lieu is lire;it LcuiocraJie ?lt?ttii:s 4ii .'cii:i TlioTraiicof ciir'fovni. i Jus5:o BJotiIiss in .MiiNVil!e--Tre- Congress lowi 1 . j Balloon Aseiixsrox. The follow in r Col. J. II. Lane and J. II. Fan;',;',:;:-. cUcmc:. i The present season promise to be one mendon outpouring of the Qv- The prospect in th? Fourth District, ac- ' js ,.n oxtnict from th- .Trial ..r ) jir

this Dis- ! According to previous notice, tue m- of unusual interest ami activity m mat- ' 1 ' " ' " i cording to our exchanges seems to be ve- -;0v o,,0 hundred ,.,i fort ...i..i

res s ;.om

candidates lor Com

trict. addre sod their fellow citizens of elomitable Democracy of Dearborr., Rip tors of business in our town

Our mer

it r. H-.3.

ritEsiDiixTJ al flfctiox. !V:tion:?l iivmorr.: i'." ?cia uwiioi'.. r--:i rKEsp.'-EST. rZCA'kiS,. I'ir.lli'T. Vd f ? 7 I f ' ? ;-.-'

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P. :ice on Thursday evening ot last ioy suiu vj.uo counties, met at. t-j'pvi juu- ciai.ts arc airoae.v in receipt oi targe tots

week. Tii- meeting was f Far op.har's Chester, in Dearborn county, on Saturday of im rcham'.ise; and the success which . own appointment s.tid was hold in the h'-ft. We are Informed that the grea.te.--t has heretofore crowned the efforts, shows '

Scott Ciuo rot.

31 r

was ri-;ht en ' enthusiasm prevailed, ana owing t.) too , t :i:it they understand tiie markets for

is own thing-hill, was surrounded by his , continued fali'.ng of rain, the crowd was -which their purchases have b

Col. Lane ' Rot T-l'itc ::s large as was anticipate.. : In no other town of the s:n

een made

ic-ims. and o; coi;s..

anie Size on

-.wild have looked lor nothin?r but a most "i;t notwithstanding th's drawback, the ' t;i0 oiiio r:er arc there more men eiiga-

e'iirr'.'sp.iinlt'nt:e of '"he IPtoMcr Patriot.

i Louisville, Sept. 16, lSoeh

The question is now settled, and the

Whirrs of this city admit the fact, since witnessing the crowd and enthusiasm that

prevailed among the uiiterrificd Domoer;

cy of the "dark and bloody groun

the idi's of Xovember will bring with it a

Democratic victory in Kentucky. I make

ry llattering. for the gallant Lane. The ccnifjwl, ma,it. from Ann Arbor. Miohim.n

following extracts are taken from the cor-

on the 2ith n It. :

respondence of the Franklin Democrat.; -Ascended at -1. P.M. On vim

One dated Versailes, Sept. 1, 1S.ji2, says: ' irom (

p of the pavilion, a gale I

'The Democracy of Ripley county will wim! tasI..,(! t!l(, c;tr .,ah,t thr iron h,

,i ',' ... be more than themselves at the next elee- ; attaolod t0 tho ce;itre-piJ.t, which snaP- '' 'l,lt . .. 1 T ..... 1 1

lion. 1 ou mav sol v. oi. i,ai,e s iii.ij.ua pcd joul. of t1(. t, cor,!s l!iat ;R,I(!t;1(. (..,r

down m tins whig county at 00. I hero U) th(. This t,R, 5,.,,,,,, (;S(,;,

Siaji

s :-:. a Tor, : al. JOliX ':.! I I V. 01 I i..T.-.-::i'.. . ,:..ML i:. l...K. .a i'';i,.. c i;::si,i.nal. . l'i-lr:ti !V. i.-. i".;. UiNM:N. lit" !:,!. ..U. ! " -;. s. .V-ii!-. .-i" Kix. 1"'. v A. ,.,...,".: r".-. .... " I 'i:s...i.K 1 1 Mi.i...f lVi.rl-.ir;.. V- " an lliM-t. ..i" !,;. . VI. - V. J. l-, -A,.x s. of .'.. I':.... V II. ('. p. 1U;. ...;" ".-nil Mil. I..,". I K. A I. .-" , : ; . A. !U: . . . . X- 1 1:: .1. !'v:-n. .:' 1; i;t"". Al. " J iMt i.. 31 1'ou a!.. 1" ;ra:il. Mate j)aat:"siic .oni:nat:ont, FOR GOVERNOR, JOSF.i'SI . V!trIET. FOR LIECT. GOVKKNOK. A. V. WHX4K!). FOR SECHLTARr OF ST1TI" - I1IIJ :.3 I EI 1st V UK A , , il.i'i Cr).:i.t; .; FOR AV1IT0R OF STATE. JJ2 i. ir.v. I'. rry i . FOR TREAsrEKR OF STTF. i:S. S 3 lEi Xs:VL ! x, 5, V'f W.i-lui.oi.,,, c,,;i;.ir ' ar. : ?D';iTi.kM : ; 1 .- : ;v -. t'. . vi . t . e.. ji n iss---r. ;..r i'Uf.,uta c.u. j: .) fot; s : ;:aw:i :;s.

A A :'!.. W i-AVIi.M:.-...,

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- -. 1.. ;:..Aei:K...v i-.r,,. TOT! rH..;;iv; ; n,.K ;.K:;vi: , - r. iio.n -r. oais's t-k, V i L i. ? : M I . ii.' A( 1!, :' i) :..!; e r.e; i'(,'i,i;-, J-1 nils J. i,axi:. ;!' iV;.r.-..ra ('.. n e '

i--"d defeat. ! mons.rr.tion there o.vhimted s,k,u eu ,,, ,n t:!e r.ir,!ui,e of coutiiry prouuee i ....t.vVvv V(, is no mistake about this, the 's.gns of the ,.,te ,.;,,,.,.. as ,. f.werod ur.v, a! -,vlt. ih.twasi :? Far from it. The lit- conclusively that tho D,moeracy u the ;ian in R-sing Sum; and in noother town. ! vl 'l'Z Pt'f'eii'nV 0C,i-t times, sl,ow it mot conclusively.' a ,tTiiV a,.v.ll!;r.:r velocity.' In al,..M tie g-i-e about wh-n so much whr -as -1th Congressional Distr.ct are w.de awake. w0 venture to say. are better prices i ,n yc.r,. t 0-,,,,,?k t,,. The f. dbnving letter irom L-.gan Town- t(,n Plil!1!l..s t!lis v.-as t,.,,,,,,,.;;,.;!,. ri.,m;:,,,.

l,a- boon ot d in t'iis coiunroutv. wa l spicr.au i.r.nnor an-i mi.- ikir.i o ,.,r produc--. A anre number ot per.-ons. . . ( 1 , sinp.il. ... ... 1.1 , " , ton s , rove, at tiie upper ml ot Jel:ers.n fairlv skinned alive he an'. V ..r.u. music from ( entre towii-a.rp. sn-nved .lie residents h.re. maketli? river trade their , . . ." . , , r. .VJ. tel. - . . ,. . . . . - , street. ve;: tnro!i d v u.i neevle. i no m; ni H-t.te.i. horse, foot, and drairoon. spirit ot vict cry so p.am nexi .oomo , n v business. Tie c are :or.-ra!ly men ,..( , ..... . .. ... wmgn

1 . 1 .4- 1 O Oil

art-orn eou..n , u.uei. oo;.t. , , whj(.;, t;;ii(., ? , , ;

!.s a cmerei.t t:ti irom what t!i"

l!i- defeat was so signal that yv.-n the t:i:lt t'vor-v democrat present, exiu.ute

of unanindtv, by their r

.edof a reasonable amount of c:t;

rain continued to la.! :e.er.-san; v until

mar :) o'clock in the

a thiimii. i.-t (!.. I'v. 'J'o i"

1 1

uae teen tiiiuwuiy. coub! s-o th,. Detroit

. i. ... r a , . -. ...

1.0. 1 . !...! o' 1 . 1 w i.-ii . ...... . v a 1 .

wit:;

n Vol" ;. ii'i t :

in them

whig bloviators who stand about the cor- seo::?s m r'na,!,""t.v' t.ieir repeate,, it ;1. and when tlm proper season for their . thero wCf0 tcn tu d 1,. , mo tie- Democrat containing t-ie article KU;.molul i;, j!K (!i:...,m.... Tll,. v,r nersluid mehing to say in defense: and nouts of "hurrah for Fierce and Lane." operations arrive, they are always in the : ri.r.,t(1, T.( j mZ--'Z CZ'C Z !r,,w xhv ll 7:h of U,l'!"n- and the balloon were both trav, ihi-.-the whia- sheet at this place, with a!; its ' TIie iirst introducd was that n.ariot with the cash to buy all the pro- .'dV-h u V'a.i ','f'mi-:- -u iVnvborifs democracy are waking up and y..mU W(,ro ( recklessness, did not even mention the ''i Jacinto" Democrat, of Ripley conn- ' (,.10 lUat is ...rered. 80 many are now J";,!'.,,. jCt-r v'Z'-iZl;?..Y.. (!'' b.andsome thing by her talented i,m! rolling tb.und-r as nealin- thr-...; -.-uf-.ur ih.rf T.iiwi h P:.r. Isaiah V". R 'iu.s. ix. w ho skinned ,;. r;. iri-.(i in ti.,i !ii'o "vss that all cannot ' ',' : . . .1 t'.d. Jim Lane. All the boys that .... . , , ,, .. I , . .'

meeting. Think of thai! John II. Far-

oeihar. by public appointment, makes a speech in the Scott club-room in this city, which is so weak that even the wleg paper of this place is ashamed to notice it. and passes it by in silence. "How are the

nnerhtv

l's point, ana as a nee s

ary eciis'ape aeo ;o!ne are co!npe!!ed t

v!,;.e

The same gentleman spoke

econs at a terrmle rat

le tii's. 31 r. R-.d-iiison is certainly one of the my.t forcible wm:v,ct and ready de-

I'l.O. Kl I.... l- 1.. . "I, 1...' H ...Ll..'. 4 1,1 rt:i: t. .! rll Ml iil-i hi- t . .'

apnlauiiod during h: speech. their j","eh':so. Dr. :,h i.-N. th "Picket Guard- Ed-! As to the trn'e in Dry (ioods. (iroeeiter, of the 4th Congressional District, ,-ies and th-vari ais nrtieb-s of 1.1-ehaai-

rei.t.v ent.reiv

rail!. Ind-a.na l'h m mmib'Crs. vecre ths rv :

; . 'i 1. a' ilia.; rats, i ; cote,'.

tue storm, but I cub! sf.- 0,, II..I,:

1 ; 1 1 ,.

" J- ! 1 " "" Tiie thuder s.-emed

i hv iao v.:.'a's have no t.e

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!urh on Friday, and the result was tiie . ' 1 l' ' ca. mamitecture, it is a welt osiat!.she same. Faniuhar could not stand so much. ' cn' U1.v- bril:nS-r l!o'V!1 at k';ist a h;lif d,J" f'Ct that this is Urn cheanest point W-s

1 rn

and conse.pientiy refused to make any , ZL'n "-t every sue. 1 ,ie ioc. is more of his appointments known to Cul. ' cT"' lJ higgery. He '-cries

rry

!: tst.ier ic.ints ;:t which compe'eta.'ii i,,,.,,.i ...... c 1 1 oi i at ;aei t'd v.a.- ( oi. ti-.a .1 a a o: ...

Estate, w .io nuas' a ; -rcie'.e an., p .-; ?.; I speech, followed i y ih.o a'.ieae ' e! .-p., chai;;;don of i)e:.aa racy, A. P. W- i.i.a u . nr candidate for Lieu, (i. e- ;-. ):. .(niv.v, the di a.ecratie iaieei -,r fortius

district, a tall. .-000

before t laiei m th e a-, th ai ea-e'v .b iiaav '. a-.. vars u.U'di Lett r 1! :': e'-f'e of !'.. ''.'-

tea: a :. 1 e, , anvt In

eu t!i"

furth-r s:.:- of the stona ! r ail w as p eirino d. .wis hi t torm el -u 1 w-. :-.W d icdioon toward' it. Mv cour. more M.nlh. wiiich le-orht iai

need (!

le.n

the

iw.

ua-.r.e. a-:

't Lane

when on a k vel with the

w . . . . .1 : .

i i' on iv :a oil . .,.... ,1 ,1

MM t'l 1!

oel ty n hic-udimr Cincinnati. Drv

' "i! C . .is, Mirth',

.riv, art

sold in this town

lowed Mr. Wiliar,!. and .. a g;a . ted with

or f.ane. but intom! f d

tovui aa U"

,n i.-.-.v a - ' ir

l ;

But he cannot escape. Col. Lane

and spares net!

inf.i.Y r.-ra wA i: r.

tow;

llinir up l.:!PO.

;:t leat ten p. r cent cheaner than the - ..p.,,, . ;,, ., .. .... 1 ..,..,.. . fan;

h,- had too much experience in -ha.-in- S" S" D"-'XN'' I'wrene. burgh, a hard ,.,1!U artit.;os aM. retailed in Cincinnati- ' ' .' a-ZZi ' . ..." V.'e make the

, ."u. rihas in Mexico, t.) ht a whig eand- cider Wlfg of MO. tested to moment's iw tl 'eti. 111 will show the reas- :uuZtZXZZ i:a,a'-

f;'

Roll on the J. e.vf ra't 1 rofj; a

tor dated .Hanc

hast, r. i learhorn c

uu.e;'- is no ma ten lor lame i;i tae canvass.

Democracy

in an ciaauein. spot

;.m; tae re? u ,t v

-hew it plainly.

Wo learn that tho Democrat

'ratio canm- moments, with

ites l.-r Sana -r and Reprcei:t;itive etiVct. The Jud.

Ol , I,,,, 1 , ..,' ',1,'r,' i-ilit. Till!'.

, J ' ed that

x...!, ox-. 11 peeumir st ic, vwuen imu i i,.!s.. u the same market witli Cin-in-: .,,, , ,

is mar.veo edect. m.tinns, ami th- y are efpialiy skilled in rli Jud re DoT.-.i.w als.i si l:e for a f. ve .1.., . ... i c ..1 ' ' ' '

: ,;!-. 1 . ...I!., mil i.'ii,?; ,1 i , Wiiil v 11 '.' .t i 1 . , .....

. ' .11::';' 1 I 1 I ( . .

Little (Ji.Uit" d" America

Id address tho

1 v.

The rain meteor was formed sharp in front, with a blunt concavity behind shaped something like the mould-hoard of a plow, f landed one and a half mile-

north of Vpsiiaiith and on th

aiutpern

o'.eiI malDodd.inUndt

(he

an in t ;ia '. aiati: ami tiie ci.smnetui.n . 1

a o:an of goad sense, j.iT st . ,iK.t n:,rn,wt..t !i;ar.

usual ar'tuaeniai v

o canvass and a close re:: -oner.

the di

on is

e district

a- t:ni e busiiiess will

t'ol. J. II. Lax;;, beiu

re-

rm'.t. It is not their intention, howev- . s ponded wit!

lew o;

if. li. i e.:l!:

Cols. Lane and F.tr-itdrir bo-dor of the ,-torm. The 0 ;:uti i, 1-

are Imldin r cotiucil talks wih tiie save- mediately beb.w the storm, liad the aplnoimted the sfand. reigns of tk-nrborn. From the '.a ay p-'arauci' of l-.tdn immersed ia a he-o

ao n iter -h nit bane is introaueiue- 1- ann-liar to h;s iei- vapor 1 at;:. 1 nimia 1a u-i v on tie' n

r refits

tiie high prices w hie

1 t ver'

1 ii:s usual

Joint lioiisor ra ic x oitt i H:;t !om. er, to mount the stumn at all or

ross-roatis

It was ee aha"

iicahv a r

a.-i-,- .a ... c. in ... ;a.ini: F..r Si:.: - ,-

:::! e.

cuoo!iioi:ses t mane

Hi.

Demoertitie Meeting

description of country produce invariable tm! glorious !,,..,.. ;,, .;,;S i.i:.,k(i, :nid the law rato at

f themselves, as their opponents do, by Col. Lane

tine over

J a suet ess ol :har in this 1 :-: t 0 1

ich every article id' farmer's suneli

Immed

amid the roar of cannon, the waving oi' , citizens .f Dearborn, I think Mr. F. my track there came another thunderHags ;t nil the rejoicing of the multitudes, u Hi com-kale ! retire to private li aeadn. st. -m. This passi-d over me after I ; a. Tiie .!udg is a very small man, about live in your city, or else g... up to Richmond t . the depot in Vp.-ilanti."

foot in height, rather inclined to be cor- and take per.ua! charge . wha, j indent, and with alia line lot. king little of his Hank Sto d; ie- has not ii.v ,

Cj ' The city of 31einpli

has i

la.

aau-.ng eil.ter t l tne candidates lor the is now bevond doubt. The Demoeracv

fellow, with a von

.,1.

1 t the Queen f 'tore goo.,s. !;ui- earri..g.. a:

visited, by a tn memlous rain storm. Tl.

sj.xi.i:rr t:. 8sd.

Pros idencv, and reciting sillv stories that of the whole Distri

.' very inducement i-.r t tr-

s of the back couutrv to make this

re uniied. to t.ie

have no other edect than to convince tho cha-'rin and niortllicatitin f whi' -'-erv. as

"a'tt"t0ry audienee tii ,t tiie sneaker has'nt '-gmiip- that was their only hope of deh ailmr In once more appearing Lefore the pub- 'ion" en :Jt to add.ress tliemon any sub- Lane. Democrats hold their principles he in the capacity of Fditor, I have but .!'-1 ilRctint'teir interests. Rut, so far t o sacred to let mere men divide them tew words to say as to th. causes yhh us we are able to judge of the men, th" '-Principles, iv.t m -v.." li,dn.r their ihvt have imbiced me to t..ke this s( mow hat course t'nw im.t propably wii! pursue will and carddna! .1 ellV-rs. n.i; n d jctrine. unexpeot step, as they are t. o vari,.t.s bo to visit every Voter and convert" wiih and too numerous to he detailed in tiie him in a eatwi 1 and seiisii::" manner in bCfT" Considerable. excioMr.oj:, anions

ref.;-, nae t.. eaestious of State policy on- tbeoillcers and crew of t!e t wo sf'. amors.

space allotted h.r this aat'ele.

One

o: t!:e r. asons. howewr.

Wiliel

n asp re to the hon-

has caused me to

ors ot tue e. atoriai tripo l. is that an important P: sah ntia! car.v...-; : ,-so,,. , ""! I leelthat it is n.y duty ,i ' itizon to cent-liiute n.v nd;.' ; ' and sound political do. trin- . An.:i!i r reason, is that in Ohio count-.- the D,- 1 iroa-racy are with nit anv na ans of di--- V sennn tie : -hoir d: etri;- '-, ;,(.! th e-- '' n.ilt.'.'it : ....... :.- . 1 . I

broad cast ti.roti-',. t'ai, cotmt:-. ,

leaving the snd-ject of general jstliti .- el.w ta-sed bv th -ir opponents.

i in :;; pros h. ii'We, with- i: : saiii .1 th e are. a

Ladv Franklin and Ladv Pike existed on !1"c-t

?,rei:t--. last Suntiay. while tae noats were l an r at Chicinna'i wharf. The Itdy Frankof this di.-trict lin w a-adveri'sed to leave at 10 o'clock. 1 s'aaie o::eep- A. 7-L, h-d. vh -n ih- h-a-r arri a l. tha well a the c:. 1. in ee. ::.'. -i t-, y.:!:; f.-r th ' c-rs t.

their fading point on the river. Wo do :e t :': to mislead any person, nor to misrepresent the facts. We only ask that 1hos interested will test the maiter fla ..' elves, am! see if we hav n. ' 'I'h" preee-'dss.-s of the widii's at t'ear limit o li.- ; em; 'a-i Se !u:-d. iv. f. : el! v

lllC: til" -lO! V o'

the Forest. He is oio iitent, persuasive The vhi-s t!ioii-ht from ClfrhsonVga-ri;; and mild, and must always lead captive about their candidate'.- skinning shrew. -his auditory. He enchain ad the audhnce ne-s, tiiat ham- was a n-ed i-j) iudividusi.

. La a ' :s t ,-, : n:a a los coia-

wii 11 Ins t

;tience, wli. ' !i was oeea:

tritth

illv broke loose bv sh .;g.t of "hurrah lor !" o'er i-mcu

st roots in t.:io ueiLlhi'orhood of th. were roniieivd itnp.i -sa hie ay ;: - e a:: 1 ru all th iah wa i -

Vou

.merica.

The

euliar

a; sol

ads to our m

! wo li'v-th- V.tnk.-es

dick rln sii'-p" hi rather an out-oi-the-wey ;.: a uii'Veie'. id al place. Tle-y w r--

no. tin li.va.ei

s -1

oaiy -oeso eie .ii'd ! he re;;.: in

h-iw th-y sm-cet-de:! in little (ii'iiit t 10k ih

in wl;it h ic placed (!cn. Scott in rel di. u to the naturalization l.a..s. v. as t a-: iehav

!' . i: .1 - 'a

rv hi all hs a. fo.-.u-v; th. i-fr

la pies ..f a I:.h k a:a! a "h'ariir nee,-, i" h ah r: hip of el;'. Ci- v. wore y-w a d

-, ! ot that C; ::. Sc. ti r.eoaenis of th" whiu e ;'" i.! a a Tin

a iu d g.-eu;id, that if ' ,i:

Ids moah a;,.. .Via;

he likes tiie ma-ic , r i: si::-- at ; :;: to on repd-v

o-e'.aaa.. r tr : :',! lie ' M i'ei

! 0

.' ie 1

.. r. v We

1 ' 1 a ban.

d . V :

d f.

1ie-.e..-

Lai:

.ad '.! t , a !'. : -.

Col. ja

If. i

same tlm

Tiiese r a-. . 1: .'

,0 r-.

n, ;t is sfdt

...1

e.-

ie '

win--

pa; -r;

!'l .-reer,.. ,.

ibl

!'" tee i,auv i- raioa :

d, !i-r wh.le they lai to answer ih'-v a.' t cul of : a ht of ; e'i - for w b.h h th, y ; re da- ianed. the Tr-ker be':!-;- - ceofpot ' uortion of the people mark the to an a such thimr, cothewink era

1 he an war was, - V.'e 11, v. hen a str.mirer . a ,e.; d i-o, we dos;hh teams em! sk';.

hefai-e mm t.ii'iiat i n (,;;: ,:, a. id twoen times wo ti (';. do a hauds-'tno h" aim-s sklii'iin j' each 1 on .! ?o oti:",-." t pr-so.' 'j'his wtis just tho case of the where; i

... 1 ( . ; . as into the ;.:..'.c hi.-i the i . . c ; , a'T, ;'r:t a :

and pamphlets which er

the Democratic candidates ami place them

ma take position bob.re the people. I nder such :; stat" of ;i;;'ts. f.

iiol omv a nr.vi.e

,ars as mui wln. wliile they assail to the engineer... win a-v always on hand no opportunity presented itself whereby for ihe Fr.a kb-ney. He t :.,-;eala character id' anv individual, for sport, t ml in t! e 1-A'lnklin-r of an eve they might-swindle the democrats, and a sar, w in h.-i! sb;i;i mlllio

martial acknowledgement that no tlte noise e-msed h- the vapor issii'tn i're

I rviiii'H : of C

"l '! i :

-a: y. that a'! w.:s to make ! of An.erie.oi . iie..; (i ;;! as in rid. di n -a id:. Clay in iu v.-;'-; n d lit led Jilliue Cas of his coun-

ioid of ihmeaari-o

ih'O- 'A id s; - . hi ; k:c-sS t:ii

I .!' A' !i. . ... ..V o ."-' L -A :e-.a we: hs 1 wa.-.-1 .. nf . !l of ail ! - a.,e .0 'he r; v plti.t'.!f.r solne v:,: ... a.ol one .

-.v l i

:id he c

1 ! ,..!!

lav, o in le . I:. :

i icea

Weaiti 1 .s,

work is too mean for them to accomplish, the safety valve was hmdi.vl. a ad v.ivlrv that, if perpetrated at a different time ami wh:; all pnnod iuehiaii ,11 as itiiiena; he-

i-ut lay duty to outer

hit will result to their advantage.

reus were mseoVv

do:

utmost of i

whatever ability

:v aoil.fv the:

wrone's: and.

tit the ends place, would have very justly entitled cause, iu n taile.i it the throne, tiew

ae ihe sw ore. So with

u.ay establish batteries of abuse some hrrsruinir r.ml then followed bottinr. pubiie Institution at Jeiiersonville. (ion. Sc-.-tt. Can it he a mediae; Ce; f.:r

tea it Cat.

down. S.

knew a man who o d I' a I; d bv a horse and was 1, ,,i y ..

info tiie U'dit-' - .., , . ,. 1 .,.' 1 ue iriuu : v.v maner is just to.s: tne 01 ine va!ve-sir;:.gs. ireseni iy we neard s"m- m. 01 uicui 10 hiuhi m .in-iwiu , uu... ...

...'. . ".'!i,.i,, l i ine

A ie;ai wa-

OsK- d,

S a : e . ( ) 1 e I o

11 -'o. le -tiielue.' perb irm. al t ! 1 : .-

hundred revolutions in u mini. to ! She dees not appear at til! giddy after the oneration, and is a remarkably nia t?v tied

Her ft- t are very v must ular a-

iiieiy formed rso:

' sua.il. but

valley am! upon every hiil-top in Finally both shoved out. the

i1 ra ia;a!i

)ii" of these whigs boasted to us on a man. Mat bee

t' her ebwtio!

nm nave o;u

ch.d- thesii.a t, a few .lays since, that 1.

Iiuu in ! a

.0.

s Rleea men. !:

r 1.: -

energy j may noso-:. .

will be devoted to tho " ",. r ., .' ". te tlu-tnct, imd at the On

- - - .... X .111.1.11 t'l . ...... ...... .... , .s . . 1 I..... I 1 .1 l'l . " !

iin.t.-t.,!.., !'0"o e w!1 r-e! tin a mtuor.tv for (.0 . eii"-o. " l'i. toivo no answer, hut anotuer person cast nx votes, at one aim i mc n.gne.-i cmc tn.i.

Lane that will give ht'.e Johnny some judging from the two columns of smoke the same ballot! Lot us hear no more hig parr,- ca.m tue ekutiun of Cm:.

out "Loeoloco rascality alter this dirty Seott suhoy noon tins ground. ., .

j Tiie hide Ciant aenliuue.l to ad h-ess ! the vast : .-o'.ibltige mini he was told j,,-

. ... 1,. 1 ... . - . .. .' i til.'lt OH- '1 ' twwo ..roe..-! 11 t ........ S ,. ,. ..

thromvh wliiel, tl,.-. .,.,!." v :..).:. 1.. : . ..... ,1 , ... 1 -" a lien oo.ong.tig 1; n i.niii.a no.:. J,ue- I"""- " """"""v " - 1. !

pure and unadulte-at.d .1 o '-1'-" " smenng tne raw weather, was anything l.-et vill". ill Hal rd county, laid an :g. that he . , : . . 'h" Court i l-m.-e p..,.

"vituai's oi ine nnuer t aeear.tson ot ,'i'nnin.". . - :i:n - i ... .. 11- mi ... ... . . 1,,,.,,. , i,.-r . .. in s... ... .... -..

: 1 - ' ouiairreeaute. cue e.t leemoiiL w.ts e,.-t .".. . . ........ ... .., ... ........ - ? in

the fdiowin;; words : " d imikal So.-tt,

d the United Sottes in ISj;."

aps the 1: '1 is who

1 : !

As to the genera! course wldeh ,,-ni i,

tuirstietl in the ,..,,..1. ,t .,- concep'.it;:! of what a man s tiers when tbttt issued from her chimnies, she was do-

have n ,,;,,. , f f1, ' attacked with the "buck ague." : termined to resent the insult. The pas- piece of business. ji'iins,s 10 maKe, furtner thuW w .... .. .

. , " seniors ot not:i boats were dr.ven to the .. .

rietiv am reha!d- Tie ' r---r- i-o , , ,- i:uy 1 'WiAKi; aiilf.. home nays since

that it shall be s

mocratic a medium throim!

'.arlrz tons man of the "Re- ,,,.,.,.,,,.,,!., A.h r.. r .--.f..h, 1.;,.!. .......

n ! ;i ; .-.'a e" ii'l - d as ei : t .-i'S Cov.pl' t a-Clip fell ,.!'

a n a tee c.v.tv !!l h

e 1.,

bij no-

s ad i'h silver. . I.! ... -h'.-t time he

"ia- r i:e : a -r . - ::i .,- ;, Wi'-l W Lil It : he - . .;:s. hv , o , ' in; f wood to the saw. lb : co.-ti mplete suit of 1 da-tic cile.-

t hu h .'

avs a hnirahlv i;:e st

e ' - 1 e - e i

bid

... . .01 peopto are teu the ctiaracter ol oneol our host csti- 1 (,;,vti, ..-. e t,, n, 1.,..

I 11VU lm1,a.t...l .. 1 . ....... ....... ....... .. , ..... 1, ! , -,

u lur a iiappiness and nros- : in n rn.ne.li,. ,,.. ..... ... rresm 1

perity never attained by any other nation kiim statements that did not e

mer ma-

tentain oven

. How there

ping place

not, cut would advi

ce enuetl we know

W'e do n d. protend to account for this sin-

tut; co oi tue t venn . , .

his rem :. !;s to a close. At an 1 hour, the Court Iba.se was t r,a,. ;h d.

of the Hobe ni'iv l. , , 1. , ' ' " '"" ' ';'ot v.-H'dd tidvise our ifiends, U they c;ular circumstance, and do not ask anv tm.u.-ands 01 peop,e otd-:.:e a ho c eah nook 4i r ' ,t."m:t-Ve1 10 VCry ,llC lKl,i"W 1' tU,ll !:;;U 'l! k'- t:"' lr,!:h wi,h to travel with eoudort and safety, to one to believe any Wronger in the result ot entrance! were tde--,-" - h , ( limit- I 1 T 1 0rib'dit-!!- The cause assigned by the odit-,r : ralroni.e the 31 adison packets. ' .than before the predh tion appeared-hnt l-,,,,,!,!. ,'f this city, foi.wed ie 1 mint.-, i shall make no compromises 1 of the Republican for m.rsuimr -neh : - ' that the fact is as we state, there can be ... , .. . .',' '.. with the whig party, cs a party, bt will course was, that he ioJe! the assaul- iorurr no sort of doubt.-,,,. Journal. U ' J' Ji"d '

endeavor to carry-

Will do well to remember the fact when

Willi II.. I . . W III'.. 1, .,..,

i ue above is ban! 10 swallow, hut it it , r . ... ,. . . .,

of ctjuiiuett uimsett primi i)a i.y lo lin

carry out a liberal, consistent ted : ,.t. wv conort d -1t'i tl. r.

..u lo.numiory course toward the im

vidua! members tlmreo!". so loim .:s jj

comhiet merits it wni. .1,.. .. . .

" i. I I f" HIT. ii.l' ,'. ,n

I ...... 1 ..... ...iiiv ii. ..rv.'ii.j iii,.L ti.i 1 1 lie eiii, 1.1 - s- . . .... . . . cnarat ter of ;!,,y imlividua! I e:ve m, d. , , ,,; . ,.,, hl ,,:. ,:wt .;.,,.:, language, in a speech at this place but a show the world that an c-r-shell is lare lwl'tils tI:'' Pi'n. I have

ti';)'. 'A

ndi- petration of a verv nau-hty trick; but he: l,,0J co!iie to ,ha Y"Ln to l,'t0' ,!l'it l'- is the lact. and the egg was placed umler 1 - . . - ' a-, -';iu. ; , ,.!,-,. .....;; . c .1 . i- 111 r .1 1 . lnver turn Harbor lid!, and made it so heir has since learned that democrats are not m" illc-r-j.io, wing canumate ior the tho clucking oh! hen of the Loiiisvilb- . , , , t I..-,,-,. - o r ,i, , r 11 1 . , 11 ... U.oi;, that our v. h:g Incims ac,-nowledirod iia! the oniv persons that can be wilty of -bnin e, mane v.se 01 the following Jeiirnal, a lew weeks would sulhee to , ,.e4l .... , ,y

(.:,:..-,!' Sao:.! a Tin- f dio.wae - i,':.. cipi.-s of L;.!;tk Walt..:: are h e la - a -a d t'me" ot' it n.:w at lila: hd i, ',,::';. a A k-insas, about t-.v n'y mli.-s Ira: ai :.- phis, on tin' military road. Flte o ( ,;!,.. men caught there, lately, in i.dii :; ;.--.

nuiort tat' r.ver lalhne- ,1 . , . . , - me en . nioi;-. :: snt .t o! s: a hu .a . a 1

porch and tr. e'. .

number ot tho last woi-hetl si- ;;m! eijj.t pounds each.

1 :', 'iaNATi. S "ei. 17. in la - since last evelslii

the

ei ihe Kan.iw ha !o n.

siro to meddm . jIt n.(..

1 a;: (-ppurt

nity to smoothe the matter over, but in such a lew m,mt,s5 M:lce

"J"-, 1 ' "ee a pahatal error, no mer- bungling manner that be better hav

cy will lie : -is. , v,-n. It has t vr boon

.'. test li.c (hp M 11 !

enough to contain some "fuss"' and con-

sidei-a!

not. ilea- auout it.

I'ollcv i f It...

moaratie , arty, to e-' ;,,,: ,; .., r, ,)uI1 down. law ry home-able . :;;,; t will 1,.-

mad" to build up the iii this county, and a

. 1 . . .1. 1 1 y 1 .. ' . !,U i.. . t ..

0 said' vi t'tiu nut v.diu nil.- i.iii-i'iirt'u lissii unit .. ...y.

Dutch to come to this country to dictate to.wO'

i IHsim: Suv. Sen. Kitli. lSo

.... .. , j - - - -

Tar Tie' 1 i si e 1- Patriot.

A btter of Hen. Cass t a body ofUn-!

Now this is curious language for an in- j dividual to use, who is himself the son of'

tweiv. lish. 1:1

V ... .". s .' I.l

.no transact mn.; 01 moment 01 r lour; ,,,.,!.,..

good superfine sell.-: at s;.3o. Whiskey ISc. Other articles u!ichani.ed.

Cr.ors in Iowa. The Frontier .',:aalh '-Tsiirnaii, Sept. 17. diaii. pubii.-hetl at Iv'anesvillo, Iowa. ei t s There are ! fee' S inches water in the :i hi..!.!,- i'-.,-. 1 .!.. ...,t ,.c ,1 ..

bill, appropriating a million and a half , , , . . , ,,- , . I" ' ' ' ' . ... ... .channel, and ris;i!Lr slow !v. Weather m that ouarter :

" ,1 beautiful. ; '-The wht -at crop has never equaled the

present for many years. Corn is laroe

reference to lh.

id amendment to the

j dollars to W estern Rivers.

I Prentice, in his paper of this morning,'

says Douglass ' is a great anil danrerous

Tr.i-.NTo.N, . J., Sept. lib

Mr. Editor: It is net a little surpri-Well may he say so. Douglass i There was ; ht-ee democratic mass

e.oa o of j. .j, icraay i the 0,0 time to

ai men m

:sipp., contain- sent;- a f,,roi;r,ier. True, these remarks wen

loots whiii are b.onorable to him as a ma

an !.. l...i... .1 .t ..r :

i.i.i.ie unuiu t il j . l i'iii"ui e. n .... . . . s .1 .

. .1 . , .,, 1 ,. :,i . lhev nave neon boasting oi tne wonuo

:l. o ..:' I ..,,.: is. ...11 .IMS., VI ii' ,111 Jill- . , . t i, n.w .. .....a .,,-......1 I ..

ami tine, and bids fair to exceed all crops

siim to see, how easily the Whigs are sat- i i i .1 1 . 1 . : ,...,..,;. 1...1.1 1... .,..,.t.... mm... v raised m this country tor many years; in

- '- t.i titnv it ut, aim uuiicitnt."., uecuui.e lie n. , .m .. ... i. 1 ituiu.n. uv in.ut

lstiet! what straws thev will cling to.

shows up W higgery in such n unenvia- convention was also in session ami seiet

''" ble light, that a few such men would be ted an elctoral ticket.

U"!l ilfi-li t'

to tli- "

.No pan;.

st.Tial con trespass ... the fault.

tie asked, ami the reader may rt

that mane will be granted.

fact, every kind of produce will ho abund

ant tor the supplies of the inhabitants a ml

! tiie emigrants next spring."'

. rryr,:e every commuuin-.1 :; ;:f ,; r s Z 1,11 rs wr th,,ir cu,!,!i,lau-,,,r i:on-j..tothuwi.igFr,y. j :rnm. !i :;: : :' - U. U:: ,1 Wei, Willl lol),s of Kentucky giving her -mm, ..ass Sept. Id , . -- .will I- -,,.;.d to "I -!'h-tur worthy nommoe ; vli:xcw when election day comes. Ahi1 Ins speecnni tins place waS a spec- ,lt,ct(,;ll Vut0 to Vivreo aaA Kiugf UU(1 1 1 be Stat frt, sod cunon ,t,n met to- years of a.m. reshhim ai 1 -. to at. viper- , ,. ' . mien, it was about as weak as is general- i,t .., i.., iii.. . . ,.;n 1.. i , m'V. It was largely attemletl. Horace' - - ' 'acts b.p p- ..-p. ..... a,, .: . "P-nly, zealous .y, l:uth.u!;y. I have no ,e wii got them toooivr ,'.:.' , ' ., ... that Stephmi A. Douglas,, w ill be the , - 4, , W'atertown, Mass.Jias. it is said, recently (i.,.:., Ue.ore u) . ... . I D J i Iv met wit 1. I any one present couhl ,.,,i;,i,t r ii, ,vi in 'm; I ,,1, ,.,.ii... I;,,ln was nominated lor (lovernor and ""-v n forbid.' n "roend g' i-ds toassuage, no resentumnt togr-ttuy, ! -- f. , 1 1 1 JIllll'ute ol the p.o ty in jtt, I suhsu ihe produced a piece of sculpture in marble 11 r-i'"'im, tueirs he ,,, ,, , r-' - Wo -ire io.l.dite.l t, (VioTi I r , - -discover any real soundness in it, he will .........ir v...... ,Pi A. W alker lor Lieut, (loverm.r. C harles 1 1 1 d. , , u ;, - , .,, no supines real or ianeied to avenge. I l1 e are indented to a irteml lor Jo J mjsell, lours, truly, mow t-ilent ,,f Id,. I, . 1 .r p r, vile a'f s v,:ll , ' , . t , r d i ,,1'nWniH d,,,.t linir .1,, titl, please rept.rt through the columns uf the vi-v, ,,,-,.- Sumner made a speech, after which the ' "u 1 ,,,k Mt 'l ll ""' r j., , have lonns my country a most "-i-atelul : ot ascurriiOtis sneei itoanng tne t tie ol 1 1 0 1 olno jM kkica. ' , 1 1 and the reader may rest assured "V " 1 - ",tUU, ,.s ,,. . . , , ? s ' R.-publicvu It was expected, even by electoral ticket was formed. The coa-! 1""'" to render her prom, nont as an ,aii ,,,1 : one; as ;ar above my expectations as my , Seott L.igle, ami dated Kising bun, la., 1 ... . , . artist. Sh ,U tl.o lw -1... !...

i w-7- l'l... w.ii.iii.il.i nl ii. .1.1 ,.t II... 111.,.. 1 lull . i.Hiiii'r.it ir.i '11. 1.. ... , .....I... .... . - - , .. v ... . .... .... . - ...

IJy 1 lit: 11 LVIj'L.TUI J""!.. (LI. l!R X 1111 .1 ' nil.... iiliii... i ui.j in l. .111. L' hJ '. .Iiss.llis.lt I

with the nomination.

; as far above my expectations as my ' '-Scott Eagle," and dated Rising Sun, la., iv'7'-'- " was expetieti, een uy

r . .,' ' . " - , : claims-i!', imleod, the ordinary services September 13th, 1S52. There is z fraud so,m V"" that lus opponent, ,v.oI. t.u,, the pape, ,.,.:, speak i, r ; . ;i l :'L;Z(.n lias it in his power to rtm- j on the very face of this thing to begin ") "'oulel be completely routed. It is d il it is found worthy the support o! . 1 ., , ., . , , ' needless to talk of Farquhar's arguments ... , . . dor can con: tmte a claim to further coiih-! v- lUh ur 11,0 1,lea is neiu out that it is 1 b . noabtened people, it wnl no doubt tK.n.(. , am I Jritit(,(, at thi, place, which for the honor i l"" a '"""

, t, . ,.; not .... u.ij hav n,(.( ,jvo(!) anJ jut v.ith n(rrtt ,u,.l and tame of ,.ur fair city we are glad to that He made none-unless boasting wni he us portion. cuus(, j ni ., - j ,se .;!,, to s.aU. js ot th., fiU.,. Nor i:; it and slang can be recognized as such. It

published at this point any more than at ls lnu' ne h!1"" ""-i""" "e eiocany other within the 4th Congressional ! ted ami to have old Chippewa elected. District. j lie was also in favor of making a canal W'e are reliably informed that the "Ka-j l I,,alls ,,f 'be Ohio on the Indiana gle" is distributed throughout the district, IjUUU t,l:lt he even .vo'c that

I bv men who are employed for that ex-! idea from a Democrat. Now if fog and

i eoi, iii in... accounts, no ' - ... ' i ii i . , it-, i ii ', I press purpose, and who, no doubt, receive! wind will electa man to otht e he wil 1 no img at. ten cents per pound. 1 1 ' ' j , , , . , . ... -. , , their pay from the Treasurer of the whir; doubt be elected, but jirninplrs are at Stat ', it l i learod, v, ill be 1 a ,, . . ,, "Corruiition Fund." called m question, ! artpihar will coma

an an

receive that support; if it does not merit

it, just condemnation

w . l . 1'mTF.r..

(gy Col. Lasu's majority in this dis-' T!u'y !,:,v,? a So,jU ('"h:ym flag trict in I S :, was 5-Vi, over Stantield, fl-vh? fhmada.on whi. h is inscribe.l Whig. Lane's maj. in Dearborn was "S('(,,t al!'! "'ahaui. Kmr and Harbor 177; in Franklin, 221, and 53 in f hio ?wr('''vw'' '''

county a larger Jem..rrat.:c. vote tnan : San Fraud o o, at last accounts, p

sh- cv -r g ive l .r any man. And yet t;;U),w were selling

Whigs have the prcumptioii to say that: 'p,,,, (..( ;n t,

"Little Jenny"' can overcome this l uge vcrv short

Democratic majority. Out tijion such i

presumption! The W higs alw ays v. ere

Put till confidence in the "Spiritual rnp-

A ShitrL. S1Y loot. ion..". With a Inoil- nimr " .,r iniri.rino the IIHW.TI w Hindi. ..C

,od at predictions famous f ,r making1 strMIS hill row of to th, was caught in a j green choose, but no faith in anytl

pro.ilises they never fulfill, and generally 1;!St 'eeK, near Aa.-nviUe. famous lor Jetting so fm sig!,..y dJ-'1 wasulh r b ;eo;,. and his nanie was featod.

you may find in a scurrilous sheet that bo:nts of no parentage and wanders like a stray colt iu till parts of the country.

out far in the roar. All that the uassy little gentleman made oil" his opponent in this dace, he is perfectly w elcoiue to. II he makes such speeches iu every place.be might as well now bo preparing for a Salt Uiver expedition. L. I'h

dolphia mint from the first to the fourth of S ptember, inclusive, have been about -VjjU,000.

"Hoy, why don't you go to school''' "Cause, sir, daddy's al'oerd that if I larn too much, I shan't have anything to larn when I goes to the 'cademy." fjCj" The Chinese emigration continues unabated. There are at least 20.000 Celestials now in California. They are scattering themselves through every portion of the State, and engaging in all the various branches of industry. Quito a number of their females, mostly of a bad character, have located in San Francisco. John P. Norton, Prof, of Agricultural Chemistry in Yale College, died in New Haven on the Oth inst.

pletetl, -llesper, the lhening Star." It has the face of a lovely maiden gentle

I -HA lTniili. Sept. 1!. j tailing a.decp v. itii the sound ol thsiaid The State democratic convention met i music. Her hair is gracelully arrangi d, yesterday ami selected an electoral ticket, i and entwined ith capsules ol the poppj . The proceedings wore harmonious, A star shines en her tor. head, ami under I ,er breast he. the crescent m eii. Tho NliW ttiihi, Sept. If.. ! conception of the subject of the w h.d The IJIack Warrior, from yiohilo ami I work was her own. men having been emIlavana with Havana dates to the 11th, ' pbned only to chop olf some of the larg. represents the city quiet and improving I pieces of marble, as the work was in pro-

gross. The bust w as exhibited in Hosten. .Miss llosnior proposes to visit Uoine for a few years, with a view of becoming a

in boa th. !

The regulations prohibiting the circulation of American newspapers in the Island was rigidly enforced.

The Albany Knickerbocker suggest. -that (ion. Scott tdiouhl write n letter t.

the "Female hen Convention," to be hold then send it back 'refused' ami "unpaid

sculptor by profession. A. '. Courier. The Cayuga Cinsays that a man that will take a paper ti length of tune, ami

at Pittsburgh next month. It miyht add n feather to his cap!

for,' would swallow a blind dog's dinner , and then stone the dog for being blind