Indiana American, Volume 20, Number 41, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 October 1852 — Page 1
BV C. F. CLARKSON. BROOKVILLE, FRANKLIN COUNTY, INDIANA, FRIDAY. OCT. 1. 1852. YOL. XX. NO. 41.
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' -Mr. Vu-Cartv as nominated, the
r-"r I P"''!,' unassuming business lernor agamsl oue who had made l" iv.Mii tlie lime he was able to
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J-; of ucsunipt 'on' 'i I'01'-H' r'S,u wou'1' s0 complete- . ili? "Old Clodhopper'' on the 't would beat him twenty-five f.. They expressed great couccru c ioOty would uot dare meet Hie .j'-.tci-fussiou! 'vv.'tl '-i!'HSH raised to other puri.vf.ii iiijkiiis;! determined to cniu company with Gov. Wright. been 0Vt,r a re:,t portion of C"- we h " ,lot heard f a,,y Ir. Mt'Carty did not exceed the .. Ills friends. .-s, although not so plibly deliv-.-jfirs-ie by Governor Wright, are - rv good, sound, practical sense, '.i'airite in a Governor than the
er possessed oy ins oppo-
Incidents of the- Campaign.
fum ite new vnmm net. A letter is put. W in the Louisiana papers from Hon J. Arislide Landry, one of the Representatives in Congress from Louisiana, in which he says: "l shall return to Louisiana in time to make you all vote for Scott." The developments of each day euaMe the Whig to draw the venom out of Locofoco libels. tram Ae MredvUle Gaxttte, We ourselves rnoo of a baker's dexen of Democrats in this county who oa for Scott
heart and hand. 1 here are inanv others.
, too, who wi'.l uot !?e able to resist the g-n-1 erous impulses which prompt every true American heart to sustain those who have J fought and bled for their country. Conseuneiitty Gen. Scott will get a "big" vote in ; Crawford county. Framthe Frrmant Frectntn. i On Monday last we had the pleasure of , taking by the hand a number of persons who have heretofore acted w ith the so-called ! Democratic parly, hut who declared their in- ; tention to vole for their country's defender, (Jen. Wintield Scitt. Bui this is not all. ! These gentlemen informed us that many f : their Democratic neighbors would do the ! same thing.
Front the Albany Jattrnal.
Ex-Cov, l.ucas Cor Scott. j ifications aa a commander In the various batThe following correspondence, which wo ties in which he has been engaged from the take from the low Rennbiicsn-ofSeniemher commencement of the wr of 1812 down to
6th, explains itself. Governor Luc-s is j
known iu this Stale as a genuiue Democrat, and he well knows the difference between Democracy aud Locefocoism, aud points out that difference so pl.iinly in his letter below, that he that runs may read. We call the particular attention of our readers to it, and ask them to "read and circulate." It will lead lo right thoughts and right thoughts wilt lead to right action.Iowa Pitt, September 2, 1852 Ex-GovrBNoa Robfrt l.i'CAS Honored Sir: I have, within the last few weeks, sten it stated in a number of the Whig papers of Iowa, and elsewhere, that you have express ed yourself in favor of the election to the next
the close of the Mexican war. He is a brave end true soldier. In every prominent attitude thai it has fallen to my lot to observe him, 1 never doubted his being a pure patriot, as well as an efficient, capable and honest man. My "sympathies" have always been with honest men and with genuine old-fashioned Democracy. I am not a progressive Locofoco, and theeoitor of the Reporter ought lo know the differenve lhat I believe exists between the doctrines of Democracy and those of Locofocoism; for sometime since 1 repeated
jto him in substance the following: "The advocates of true Democracy always j act with pure and upright motives, and in the ' selection of men and the adoption of measures they strive for such as are calculated to 'enhance the welfare of the whole country
and the great mass of the people. Honesty,
A gentleman from Indiana communicates
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i.ocoiocos nave announced their determination to go for Scott, and in the town adjoining his own, thirty-six. "The ball is rolling on."
. -t? e?, e m.tkc tho following ex-
;t jrivaU letter to us by a ge titleIkC.rty J Wright made 't'jxit d-:y. " As we kuw Mr. MciSrVtrbetu in the habit of public -;..; a tiie Democrats brag largely ftrv'it, we wh'gs felt a litlle uneasy -ruth? ou!.! nil sustaiu himself. very agreeably disappointed jGiVrrnnr leu oir in l'ie discussion, 1: h::;i-e'.fvery much claimed havv ,f citf-l.jlf the State debt, and 111a- : whst she now is, and all lhat slw
self praise the 114 Gen. Scott, in
tra::v of the more
Goverucr 1 manner moilerate
by his acts of
ante He lst ground tas: i ieseendeJ to low
sf.frs.i. aj uiu 1101 meei me expec-
i- been created lor him bv the liieiius. ViUr'.y followed in a pbiin, strong, ,-.-:.i.:t:vesHech,aiiu so far exceeded i.-o:.::iois, that he made troops of y hs rtTert. itiid, in truth, the Whigs : jfihe manner in winch the old l'aritp his oily-tongiied, but deceptive
From Michigan. The Detroit Tribuue says Ttiat at a Scott Club formed last week, not over twenty miles from Detroit, twenty-three Democrats, who had, up to that time, voted the Democratic ticket, crime boldly forward and registered their names among its list of members, and declared their unalterable determination to vote for ihe hero of Lundy's Lane, and to do a I in their power to promote his election. A mong the officers of the Detroit Scott Club are three of the most prominent men in the itale, Gen. Williams. Col 0"Colalian, and Major Kearsley.
October Election. Two weeks from nxt Tuesday the freemen
of 1 11. liana will be called upon t exercise the electric franchise in the most important State election ever know n since, we had a Stale organization. The tickets for the various State ollices, have been kept befoie the people by the press of lite Slate, and every volershould now be well acquainted with the names of all the ('.liferent candidates. We again commend to llie consideration of the people the names of those lound in ourcolumns under the head of "Whig Ticket." We have endeavored in a plain and cemiid way to advocate the elec- .. - '11. . 1.-.: :ti .. . : ..
s:-l..r here, ana will get the whole i "7""1 i"' ' "e Vow " .-ofonr own parly, and the vote of : U'lv -v . "- 'iid we would again call
cl our iMat deinaixis tii;it we should
Presidency of Gen. W infield Scolt, and that t r",l.hfuluPS8.' nj uwering tuteg.ity.
ynU would support him wilh your vote and in
Huence I ess u re you, sir, lhat I was much pleased te learn that this was the position )ou occupied. But within the last few days this report has been contradicted in some of the Democratic, papers of this State. My object, therefore, in addressing you at this time is, to learn from you, over your own signature, what are your views and feelings in relation to the fitness aud qualification of llie I wo prominent men now before the American people, as candidates for the high and pre-eminently responsible position of President of the United Suites; and whether or not you design supporting Gen. W infield Scott f-"r tl a' office. An auswer from you at your earliest convenience, will very much oblige your Iririid aud obetiient servant, S M. Ballard. To the Ex-Governor Lucas, near Iowa City, Iowa.
."T county will do as well for McC .ss, above th- vote'of l"-4?, he will :-. elected. The test of the State
JCUre ItereUlortf. voted agiinst us."
hid. Journal.
1 JIow lie iicK Vin,' i
nvnwnihir coi'ressional contest last j
-f mihis I'istnel is well known. The
wiu iihiiJiialion the unscrupu-
cs ef aa aspirin? and despotic i:em-
h-n with the hand of a Napoleon i
3-M t'irli'iiwif and hireling an eterui:!
.if on ih? suffrages ol the people, and
u- th- dusi s 1 who onnosed hi ffrasn- 1
K r ihe last six years John L. ,
m .js ru it (I Hie Uemocracy tf tiiis ' A.:.an ireii rod. and the lest men
-men whe virtues and long entitled them to reasonable ; ' pra'i'-ide of Ihe people,-have " : :is;i!e,-sure as the powerless rf 111 -asu-rn despot. The whole ii' man h is been but a seri s ol :a-ulis to th people, whom he resMinply the tools of his royal plea---ervi.e instriiiiieiits to punish his ir reward his friends mere artipi.tli;al hni-kstering lo be bought as sti.-ep in t lie shambles. And people rose in their milit to reii.selei.ee of the upstart when t y i;eii;tcgtie was defeat an-! ;. .1 hare, meagre majority 111 a sirerioiy oeiiiocialic, he disgo-ires maiht m..lioe of his heart in the foU owl m.iiiileslo, "breathing threat-
m si uit liter, published iiiiuicdiately l-liou in his mouth-piece ti e Juiksouiau:
'. wit.-t "u tver K.iV.son Is elected: f ;i 11.- j;v.t the iiiite.-.- aiul penknives "l. it. Hi.n nirx; eternal hostility lo -i-x?'! 1 v;.iiiMiiiin. laelton and faelionyi. l:..::..n !: Ki. li f these cmiipo--i.tl r -,:veilTie aiteittion in due lillle., viiini, ini above to ihe earliest at"f'die honest Democracy of this Dislt holds up in their true colors the unt. rtudictive character of the man.
"''Ji key, to the unexpected and un-
coiiiiu.il mn of Col Lane bv the
i Invention. In the whole history
n uon "conceived,"' as it was, 'a- brought forth iu iniquity" the ''t lion"' is clearly visible. tta admitted by leading democrats
inlt-rest ol our
make use of every effort lo hurl from powera parly who lias, from long enjoying the fruits of office, become to corrupt as to squander in li e must reckless and imprudent manner the p-ople's money. Much depends Upon your vigilance in the coming few weeks. All species of dishonesty and political tricks wiil be made use of by those who lead on the ranks of our enemy ; Zanders the most vile, falsehoods the most ii. famous, and forgeries the most ignominious, will be circulated in every quarter, after ail possibility of denying them, lor want if lime, is gone. Kvery man in their ranks who has gab enough lo mount a stump ir a woods box, and belch forth a tirade of ul nsr on the whole oray part of the Whig family, will be busy. And this we see
commenced already : a host ol itinerant 110-
rt.ri Grovk, Sept. 3d, '52. Mr- S. M. Hai.laro Sir: Your letter of yesterday in relation lo stiitemciils"in. number of W big papers and elsewhere," concerning the positiou which I now occupy and your enquiries us to my 'reelings and views" toward Generals Win field Scott and Fraukliu Pierce, as candidates for Ihe next Presidency, is now before me. And, in answer to it, permit me to sav to you thai it is with no ordinary interest I view the con'est now going on between the friends of Gen. Wintield Scott aud Gen. Pierce the two prominent men now candidates for the Presidential chair of the U 11 ion the one nominated by a Whig National Coiiventiou the other by a Coliveiitiuii of the Democrat
ic party. I have, sir, as you know, always been a Democrat; I was born a Democrat, and I expect to die a Democrat. I supported Thomas Jefferson for the Presidency. I supported Mr. Madison two terms, Mr. Monroe twice, and wasoue of the electors in Ohio thai voted for Monroe at ihe time of his second election, lull-'-41 was placed at the head of the Jackson electoral ticket iu Ohio; in was chosen an elector in that Slate, and gave my votes assucdi, for Gen. Andrew Jackson. I was President of the Democratic National Convention at HtHimore, in 18,'i2, which nominated General Jackson for the re-election, and that recommeiiued Martin Vau Buren as a candidate for Vice Preshieut on the same ticket. I supported Mr. Van Bu-e'i or the Ptesii.ency 111 LSiU and IS'40. I voted for Gen. Cass iu I Mr, .,111 should freely vole tor him again were he a candidate. These are so mam proofs uf my title Democrat. This title has b-en well earned, and my right to il
shall never be impaired, liul 1 cannot sup
well as enlarged capacity, have ever been
considered as essentials upon, the part of their orlicere, aud no true Democrat should ever knowingly support such as do uot possess these qualifications. On the contrary.
Locofocoism selects such men and advocate such measures as will insure to the leader the seven principles referred to by John C. Calhoun, to wit: 'the five loaves and two fishes " The tried and faithful Democrats they discard, unless they will, at -the dictation of King Caucus, make party spirit and party discipline the ne plus ultra of their principles, standing ready at the word of party command to advocate any everything to se cure the spoils of office, not heeding the claims or fitness of tried and faithlul public Servants. They substitute party platforms for the constitutions, taws and established usages of their country, and all who will not sustain these platforms are considered as unfit to be the recipients of public favors." Trusting that niv position and views may be fully understood, aud with the warmest wishes for the Buccess of the friends of western improvements, aud for suitable protection and encouragement to American Iu dustry, I remain truly your friend and obtdient servant, ROBERT LUCAS. To. S. M. Ballard, Iowa City, Iowa.
Written for "The Scott Eagle." The Alarm. It is apparent to the most careless observer that Lane and his backers are terribly alarmed at his waning""prospects. Big orators and little orators have been called into the service to save him, if possible, from a Waterloo defeat. But it all wont do. He is the nominee of a clique which has ruled the district with a rod of iron for the last five or six years, and if elected, he would "follow in the
footsteps of his illustrious predecessor." The people are tired of that sort of representation and desire a change, as the bare twenty-two majority in the district, as it now stands, at the last election, abundantly demonstrates. Had there been half the faith in success last year among the masses that there is this, Robinson would have been badly defeated. All the outside pressure that may be brought to bear on the District cannot, therefore, in our opinion, change the fixed determination of the people to break down the Robinson "dynasty" and the "line of succession." It is a dynasty which has brought no good results from its ascendancy, outside of the benefits derived by its chief. The people have got nothing the chief everything. The Houston's and Bris-ht's and
Brown's may rave and rant; but the people will vote, and vote as they please. The result will show, unless we are greatly deceived, that the people want a man to represent their interests, not
tnose ot a setnsn cabal. p. a. h.
POETICAL.
I.orofocoifciii Aroused. Now that we are on the eve of the State election, the waves of locofocoism heave and swell as if agitated by some mighty whirlwind. The largest guns are brought into the field and their concentrated forces are brought to bear on that part of the whig army which is regarded as the strongest. All kinds ol dirty work is now to be done, and those best calculated for this business are brought into the field. John L. Robinson, fresh from the public crib, and with his pockets lined with gold filched from the Treasury of the United States for constructive mileage, did up some dirty work lor the democracy of Aurora, 011 Tuesday evening, and we must say we had then never heard so disgraceful, infamous and disgusting a tissue of falsehood, as that which fell from the lips of this man (!) in a speech of about an hour long. The villainous and scandalous manner in which he spoke of General Scott, contrasts finely with nt haa been said of him bv every high-
minded honorable man, who has pride of
character enough about him to deal hon-
and who
commenced airea-Tv; a uosi 01 niiierani 110- r 1 - v -' "f .. ... v. . . I t.c.,1 paxees, who are doubtbsssuck.iig from lTl Franklin P-erce by word or deed, lor Ihe estly With a political opponent, th- public treasury the very v itals cf our ex- important llice of President, consistent with does not permit the hlthy Vapi isteiice, have invested cur couniy and citv for principles which 1 have ever as a Democrat from the pool of party strife to
Strange Operation. In April, of last year, Mr. J. M. Bemus, of Pittsburg, lost the use of his right eye by a
piece of steel flying from a chisel and striking
it. Afier suttering from the wound for some
months, the iuflamation subsided, and he fell the pain from il uutil last week, when the in
ner surface or tue eye ltd became inflamed from something which seemed to project from the eye-ball After suffering for some days from this, he called upon a physician who extracted from the ball of the eye the piece of
steel which was long and flat, measuring one
inch and Ihree-sixleenths in length, by more than a sixteenth broad.
Genuine French. On the night of the 15th of August, the Prefect of La Dendogue caused to be placed in front of the Hotel de Ville of Periqueux a Irensparency bearing the following words in lace work: Deu fit Napoleon el se reposa God made Napoleon and then rested himself! Auktrian Cruelty. The Vienna Gazeltee of the 17th ult , has the following: The court martial silting at Vienna, has sentenced Maria Swobada, it illiner, ti hi teen blows with rods, and fourteen days confinement in irons, for verbal and ac
tual injury to olticers ot public security. rjj People who keep houses of refreshment on the line of the railroads, should never serve ip" lill just before "it "a lime to start," and then ouly wilh an eye to business by which we meen hot coffee wilh hot milk, ihe
whole in a boiling-hot cup, with a spoon as destroy them
From the Knickerbocker Magazine. A Voice from Olrn Jltrr, av w. h. r. Bosnia. Sweet Lady! when the rlen 1 sought That bears. and long will bear tlif name, Of thy sad history I thought, Forgetful of a brighter fame, The wild bird singing en the tree. Each rusll ng leaflet spoke of thee. Thy cottage home hath lost the light That gladdened it in other hours; Itc vines are withered , and a blight Haih fallen on thy once loved Jlowers; I crossed iu Hire-hold and within, There was a gloom to night akin. Cold was the hearth, and on tbe wall Gray cob-work had the spider hung. And solemn as a knell, the fall Of feet through each apartment rung; The south winrf sifrhed through open doors. Lifting the dust from unswept Boors. The features of yon view remain; The wares flew on the mountains rise; Dawn w akes, and twil ight brings again Her gentle dews and star lit skies; But here no m ore will voice of thine Fill air with songv at day's decline. Ah! high in soul, perchance thou art. Though faraway thy grave is green, For clung the tendrils of thy heart, While living, to this lovely scene; And slumbers here thy first born child, Within atomb, u odrest and wild. The Nun. ft hat the Antient Primrctt tmH t the Yuung Lady.
Then, fair virgin, hear my spell.
ror 1 must your duly t. II. First at mornings lake your book. The glass wherein yourself most look; Your young thoughts so prond and jolly Must be luru'd to motions holy; Koryour busk, attires and toys, Hive your thoughts on heavenly joys: And fur all your follies past. You must do pence, pray and fast. You shall ring the sacring bell. Keep your hours, aud tell your knell. Rise at midnight lo your matins. Read your pstlter.sing your Latins: And when your blood shall kindle pleasure, Scourge yourself in plenteous measure. You must read the morning mass, You must creep uuto the cross, Put cold ashes on your head, Have a hair-cloth for your bed, Your holy Aves and your Creeds; Holy maid, this must be done, II you mean to live a Nun. "Niw occasions leach new duties; Time makes ancient good uncouth: They must upward still and onward, AVho would keep abreast or Truth,"
WeaTll In Wheat.
e are inlormed by one ol our mo6t
extensive millers that the weavil is doing serious injury to the wheat in this section of the country not only in the barns but in the mills also, and in some instances rendering it unfit to be made into flour. The depredations of this insect are much complained of in various portions of the country eat of us, and many
suggestions are made as to the means to
One recommends to thor-
II aw to six st failhleHS Husband. I
A New York letter writer relates the
following incident:
IV ot many weeks ago, a citizen resi
ding up town, who was the recipient of an income of some seventy-five dollars a ! week, was found to neglect his family.
He failed to supply it with tbe allow ances which his ample means afforded.
His wife complained that she was not
cared for and that her children were grossly neglected. She demanded ex-
lanation. !S one was given. The husand remained cold, incorrigible, and
evinced a determination to withhold supplies. His wii'e became urgent, and demanded the why and wherefore she and her offspring were left to starve. The husband finding himself in a position that
forbade further disguise, plumply told her
that she had outlived his liking, and that
he had resolved to quit her and take another to his embraces.
'And then you mean to abandon me,'
said the wife, 'and live with another woman''
'I do,' was the reply. 'And do you mean to quit my children,
too.'
'Certainly, even so!' 'And do you think that this will be
right!'
I do.' Have I proved mvself a frugal, faith
ful, and loving wife!'
Yes.' 'Why, then do you wish to leave me!' 'BecauseI love another woman better. Is she married or single!' 'Oh, married, to be sure.' 'And what do you intend to do with her nusband !' Why, I expect to support him. You do!' 'Yes, I do.' And the money you ought to spend on me and my children, you mean to apply it in this way!' 'To be sure I do. 'Well, I shall see!' And so will I.' The dialogue concluded, the wife bit her thumb, and left her recreant husband. The next day she called on her friends, told her story, and it was agreed that the husband should be induced to go up the
river, and take her back to her father. To this proposition he gladly assented.
The husband and wife departed. 1 hy
had not proceeded over fifty miles, before they came in contact with a Iunatic
Asylum. The ft il'e said she wished to
look in to see a demented friend. This was readily agreed to. The husband
stepped across the threshold, when he
was seized, placed in a strait jacket, and
thrust into a cell. There he remains
thouchhe swears he is not mad to cool
his courage at his earliest leisure and
convenience!
"One of the Sew Hampshire f-iirU. A correspondent of Ihe Boston Jourual re
lates ih f d'owing account of a Iew llamp-
hire ei-1. Miss Rosins Delight Richardson.
oulv daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Rlcharrsosi. el Cheshire county, lo whom he had an introduction a few days since:
Miss Roiiinals ninrieen years 01 sge, is feel 3.I4 inches In height, measures 5 feet 4
uches around the wain, u I eel 4 lucnrsi
around the hips, 22 inches a-ound the arm, above the elbow, 14 inchea aronnd the arm
below the elbow, and 2 feet 10 inches la
straight line across the shoulders. At birth, he weighed 6 Ihs.; at fifteen years. 365 lbs ; and now, at nineteen years of age, she weighs
B lbs On estimalinz the quantity 01 ClolB
in her clothing, when dressed for a ride on a winter's day, we found il to contain yards, of ?yards wide cloth. She baa brown hair, dark blue eye, is of fair complexion, and has what phrenologists would call a well balanced head, the perceptive organs predom
inating. S?h can knit, spin, weave, rnaae a shirt or a batch of bread, is a good singer, and plays the piano with taste and skill U coa-
sidered one of the best scholars in the town
where she resides; is courteous and affable.
and lively n conversation, and evinces a reBral knowledge which might raise a bliisb oa
the cheek of our city belies."
ttZTSchnyier Colfas has been placed on tha Klectoral ticket in place of Thomas S. Mnafield, who declines Ix-cause of his running for Circuit Judge. Let Whig papers take notice War agruinwt Catholics. The Democratic parly of Southern Illinois are doing 'i they ran auainst Catliolicinm
are renouncing it both on the stump ana
throueb the press The Hel'vill Advocate lavs v. rv lustily aud for 110 reason as we
can perceive, nihe: than lhat Col. L. D. Mor- .
rison, ihe whirr cau' ul.ite for Lieut. lover nor is a Catholic. They will have a good lime of it, we'll warrant. The Col. is one of the most eloquent Sjieakers of the State, and his whole connection, which is very large, is almost entirely Catholic. Burlington Hawkeys.
the p:ist frw weeks. We'ueed not hope to t t ti is t-wiirin ciniinihed. It wiil daily lie incre:i5i-d till sifter the election. We ask the people lp shut Iheir ears against the poisonous veinon tint lit'ls Iroin tl.eir tonsues. If cither W hig or Democrat makes any cli trae :ii'iit!l any of the c:iin!i.':ites now before the people, wluoli wis n.d. and which Irom its nature could have been made public before, in-uk il !o 11 s a falsehood, started for Ihe
entertained, nor wilh the voluntary pledges
that I iiiinle lo the IVinocratic Loiivenl'i.u of Ohio, which Humiliated me in ii34,as a candidate for re election lo the oftice. of Governor ol Mint flouri-hmg it;ite; these pledges being as lolluws: ' My motto bus ever beeu urinciples, measures, and men that will carry principles and measures into effect aud you
uiny rest assured, tnai wn.tiever may re my
por arising
to mar the
i halo ol glory that genius and services j rendered to his country have encircled about the brow of one of the greatest I living Generals. The man who possesses so little true nobility of character as I to slander, traduce and belie one of the greatest sons of America, merely because
he is a candidate for office, deserves to be
Fact for Foroiirncrs. IT IS A FACT, That a few day since, a Locofoco office holder of Puller county, on the parly being charged wilh raising rows and
siatiou or situation, iu hie, you may alwiys ; hissed niul kicked from American soil,
the protection of
cott has so often
unsullied. But
us to answer his
effect." i speech this week. e will attend to The positiou Mr Tierce has ever occupied, him in our next issue, in Congress or any u her public siaiion, iu ! The bloated countenance of the bran-
retere. ce to questions vital to w estern pros- ,y candidate lor Lieut. Governor, A. P.
occasion, and spurn from vonr presence Ihe nnu me 10 tue r...i, , e.,.Wr y, .,.,. u. . and tQ be depI.ivej of
villain who thus attemptes to deceive you. g principles ana measu.es mat tnat flag which Gen. S
I he ticket is a long one; see that all tbe proiesseu a.... -v-.e. ,,.. ... , . ..... ui.ir.uus j nj J aml pre,erveJ . .. . . Inl lHr.,.ll Ullil Jki'IiHIIII. Hlld Mil l. IIWll U 11 U KUU lirllTU
iiamrs are mere, and mat tney are not spun-j j -. . ..,. ...:i . nriiiir . 0......-1 J will rarrv Iheir nriucm es aud measures into : spate IU not permit
iiiin limn 1:1 iiiiMrii. i j a a .
to interrupt Whirr meetings, snid apo
lopetically, "Oil, IT'S ONLY THE DUTCH." IT IS A FACT, That some weeks ago two respectable Irishmen were denounced by the Locofoco organ of Butler county as ' I MFORTF.D BLACKOL'ARDS." IT K 4 Pl.-T Tl,.. ll, ll.,l -.Ul
-s.iu aii'i sue was t uecied oe- .... . . . ... , r..n aud Lane al the Na,,0le0 of thissheel. alter being essentially used up Ku.f '51, and that Ihe influence of I by one of these 'imported' gentleman, said in
... I I I a l .
ihi.u ..e mro 11 iu uvor 01 me. : Court-House vard. ill the hearing of a
dozen persous, "You're welcome to Ihe Irish and Dutch. We've as many of them as we want. YF.S A DAMMED SIGHT MORE THAN W E WANT." AND IT ISA FACT that this speech can b substantiatlay vouched for under oath, by
! penty, has been aulg msnc.il to those winch : I were advocated aud uenrly cherished by those ; 1 eminent stitirj-meil whose election lo Ihe Pres
lllard, then shed its relulgent rays over the audience for about an hour. He seemed envious of the villainous effort of Robinsov, and determined to outdo him in misrepresentations and low, filthy blackguardism, and he succeeded admirably. He started out with cliuririnir us
we
"Br
' Jillfr
tl. I.,
e:tf.
11111 the nomination over
was personally obnoxious to to the articles "nominated d -s mainly through the ef-
was sus-
f " IVarborn couutv, and is equallv
-"'Vinson's influence iu Rush aud lirerf to Lane Ihe vote of these
' V'llic.h be U"H4 limn illHte.1- I urn m I recnantaMrt i.tn
notorious facts, openly admitted 1 it t-j a cipt ti..i . I ...U.L
jws in all p:lM., 0f t,i3 Dis'rict. , t" , ' ' , , " . Ue, therefore comes before ihe ! tro,a Lebanon, blocks by name, opened a
j'th s District as the nominee of harangue in Hamilton a few days since by Robiusou as the instrument of j saying: "Well, I've got some Dutch and reward his friends or punkhhis Irish about nle, t0o,-I can EAT CROUT
;!"oU!;h tUt the People of this u DR " HISK.LY. '
. -t me iasi t,ve or six years have 11 ib a r aj l , i nat vauandignam, L.o-'-'Mon-ridcen that his grasping am- ! cofoco candidate for Congress in the third "Wl sali:it.I i tl, ,,i,ni l,t ! . ... .
itkii ni" ik . . u r. ii V" I District, has asserted lhat on the evening of
' 'inactive te...iw l.ni tr.i tn hi the first meeting of the German Chippewa
!;"ts he desires his manlle to fall j Club of Hamilton, only twelve signed the !!.rof nisf-'vriies,aud be calls j constitution that they were ALL DRUNK
ill nriKiiini.. ..... ............ .l.i.i.. '
r ...... u.- me p-ii cu ii....-. ... ... ,i
facility of n'sk an- one neart h's speech, if he amuiiir the don't look, speak, and act like a black
s' ivi . - cur,... r
3; I j. '""" puipui-eoi waning
k.l - K'".ure on an wno nave op-
Slant like, cormorant ambition . t-nearted Democrats of the District! j1 ill you vield to the claims of a IKItrt! OI..H i..!. . j
i . . iuan n reipnues: npma-
as the insruments of
h what he pleases to
taclionists traitors and
&,usimp'y
m and
nr. t0 t,,e Pple that Gen. Pierce
guia oy quoting me lanScoit. and in il.e tail. or winis nuuL t
v.ii. "en ccou is ascoau-
.1. a . .. i
All, .
-looutiouistn and Abolitionists!" Mwer be given at the ballot box!
Local Press.
fonsisteiicir
Locofoco stumn orator, in
man.
0Gen.
lt of his
A geutleman from
!.5y, ho ""ended the Whiff Barba-
wuisvilla ......... .
that i me mn insl., remarked
.u, c - "i iniui nones oi ccon s SUle Statu f f.l: ' .:. u- i .
8n-, , .uuidun, uuiu no tieoru n bat since that, the lide is turne y,r' for no other reason than
tlh. 6 tak'8 are so palpably people disbelieve anything he
S W th. 8equence 'ntend to he gov-
-eJarnto convictions and go for
osco.
WoL-I' Article. . .
lh, "-uuurei Knew when ne .7 D0Ve. thai t l t-t:
' - UU fVUOIIIKWU WO
r'fi.-nr.l ,clt from which many
IVii 'eirful he would never "c old (inn. . . .t .
"mtmi , ",ws, ioo, mar atr, n. " aoi.! ? ou 8Count of ill-heakh
lnnM"u . eu wl,at they think of
e"Uie electioileerinir aatl nlu,i
IRushville Jack?oaian.
at the time and that they came to him in the morning and APOLOGIZED! ! IT IS A FACT, That the Locofoco leaders of Butler county have so little confidence in the judgment of the Germans that they will not let them hear a Whig speech, and
that whenever there is a Whig meeting or pole-raising Ihey will pay any pi ice to keep them away. IT IS A FACT, Gathered from all the above, that the Locofoco party has no regard for adopted citizens except to use then that they have no respect for their minds, or con
fidence in their integrity and that they hope to retain the few now left in their party, only
by making a noise.
Germans ! Irishmen ! It is a good thing
that yon have slipped the halter this year, and torn the mask from the grinning death-head of the bogus Democracy. What think you of Locofocoism unmasked? Ham. O. Intelligencer.
Hi' Humphrey Marshall, we see by the Civil and Diplomatic Bill, gets as his outfit and salary, as Commissioner to China, 18.000 dollars. The Secretary and interpreter. Dr. Parker, pets $2,500. Mr. Parker is also al
lowed $4,1100 extra. The consuls at five ports ia China vix: Kwang.Chow, Auioy , Fuchow,
ft ine-po, aad Shanghai, D.tmu.
The salary of the Commissioner la the Sandwich Islands ( Mr. Severs uce) ia raised to
5,000. Increased back pay refused. IN. Y. Express.
O" There were 3,571,400 pair f shoes
made at Lynn, last year.
idency I most heai lily and cordially auvocated. They taught, aud 1 have always believed that li e Constitution vested iu Congress the pow. r to open and repair harbors and reinoe obstructions from uavigable riv-
j ers; and thai It was cxpedieut that Congress wit, ly illsr, because we pronounced him a I 1 -l.i .... fe-w ...... b.ssMa liAUrat ia I w .... ft. - 1
..muiu,..... ijiackirUard some weeks affo. Now
linpr .vemenis are uecrarjr lur me common I
deleiice lor the protection auc
fi.n.ire' Willi loieiiru nations or amutiir
: ute said improvements ueiug uaiioiiai aud ' guard, and if he did not prove himself to
general iu iheir character. 1 understood Mr. j be one ! lie lampooned Scott, f art'ierce lo superadd to the above doctrine, a quhar, and all the other whig candidates proviso lo Hie effect, that the waters on which 88 a lackguard only could. We do not ihese improvements are proposed to be made protenii to say thllt Willard was drunk, shall be sa t aud that they shal I be moved by . i -i i ... r .u u- n tides. He has, m .Meet, oeclared th.t th; ! but while he was pouring forth his volley depth of the waters to be improved, nor their of bar-room and grog-shop epithets on capacity for trade among the States, form no Gen- Scott, we could but think of a cercntenou lor a just oemaud upon federal pro- ; tain old fellow we once saw who had lection. His political history as collected imbibed too much of the "spirit of defrom his action iu Congress, no less than his mocracy," and who was laying on his letter to the Commiiiee of the Couveniiou, back cursing and swearing at the metal accepting his uomiuation to the Presidency on an adjacent church steeple for reflectiu Ihe terms set foith in the platform, furnish . r .i i - r evidence of his hostility to all the prominent ln? he "J.8, U,e, 6Un fn 1,18 faCe' r measures which lend to Western prosperity, NV e sk the Pardo of our readers for of which Internal Improvements and Do- ' laying bare so much political corruption, mestic Induslry are the most important. as we found in the two persons we are As a Western mau, therefore, aud aa an I compelled to notice. To handle them as anginal Jackson Democrat, a a friend to In- they metited, we were competed to roll
teruai improvement ouu . u.o i roiecuon up our gieeves and enter their own oflen and Eucourugement of American Industry, I -nd D0iIuted tmosnhere. But wi
cannot aud will not support such a man as Franklin Pierce for the Presidency. Aud
there is now but two prominent candidates before tht American people, nameh : General
Wintield Scott and Irauklin Pierce, one of
as possible. This
in Massachusetts, does must be right.
O The war debts of the Europen na-
near the melling slate is . the mode adopted and what Massachusesls
oughly whitewash the grainary, in every part, inside and out, as well as under the timber if possible, before the grain is put in. Another says, where grain is already
infested, air-slucked lime, perlectly dry,
tious amount to $8110,1)00,000,000. It would j gjeved over and mixed through the grain, require the labor of four millions of men. at j will drive away the insect, and will not i!50 oer aunum, to pay the iiitereit of this injure the grain, as the lime can be
sum at six per cent To pay the principal, it
would be necessary to levy a lax of at
least $10 on every inhabitant of the globe!
ILT A man says that the first thing that turned his attention to malrimouy was the neat and skillful mauuer in which a pretty girl handled a broom. He may see the time when the manner in which lhat broom is handled will not afford him so much satisfiactlon-
blown away by running through the fan. If any of our readers have had any practical experience in this matter they would confer a favor on the Agricultural community by writing out their experience and sending it to us for publication. Indiana Farmer.
The Apple Jlarket. Some fear the apple market will be glutted, although population and facilities
LTNot long ago, Sprigglea electrified a par- transportation are rapidly increasing, f .. , . . l ' and the economy of using Iruit becoming tv who were telling large stories by slating J o , . , . 6 6 , . T r i . 1 better understood. The New England lhat he had known several thousands of iudi- , Farmer when his ame viduals to occupy oae bed for an entire sea- jnto bearing some 30 years Kg0j the best sou. The mystery vanished, however, when market he found for his apples was at Sprigglea explained.that the bed alluded to was Portland. He refused 425 for the proan oyaler bed. i duct of less than an acre and three-,-L 0. . r, , ,. f r. ... 1 fourths, " to be taken on the trees."
whom will necessarily be elected next Preab
dent, I shall most cheerfully and freely give
my vote and influence to Ueu. bcott. 1 be
lieve him by far the best Democrat of the two.
aud one lo whom every mend lo the West
sive and polluted atmosphere. But we now lay them aside, with the promise that the untruths which characterized both their speeches shall be all exposed. Aurora Stand.-ird.
A oFinle.n The Locofocoa of Pennsylvania called a mass meeting in Bucks. It was to be a great affair; but when the crod came it was so
particularly, aud to Internal Improvements, ' meagri that no procession was formed and
American ludus-
to cordially sup-
and to the promotion of
try, ought lo p eler aud port.
Before I conclude I wish to call your attention to a short article which is taken from the Iowa Capitol Reporter of the 1st iusL lt is as follows: Ex -COVERS OR LVCAS AXD GES. SCOTT.
the meeting was organised in a room instead
of the "grove," which had beeu designated. General Pierce stands a poor chance or
rather no chance In Pennsylvania. Lou. Journal.
Free Nerroesi
In Lexington (Mo.) a meeting has been
held for the purpose of more rigidly enforcing
"We see the whig papers are glorying over the law regulating negroes aud mulaltoes.
There appears to be much complaint at the
behavior of the free negroes in this county especially some recently returned from California. The meetling passed resolutions appointing a committee to notify alt free ne
groes iu the county withut necessary license, to leave wilhin ten days, requesting the county Judges to grant no more licenses and the
passage of more striugeol laws on the subject.
what Ihey suppose to be one instance of a
Democrat who will support Gen. Scott. We think their glory will be much diminished, when Ihey are informed that it is still
doubllul whether ex-Governor Lucas, wiil vote for Scott. He assures us that ne much
preferred Mr. Fillmore's nomiualion and '
would nave voted lor bun cheerlullv. Thai
be dislikes coll, personally aud politically, ' Mnd it i with rvluclanen if h .aim r... Kin. I
II. :F.i-Kovetuor Lucu' .,m.n, I IT iHOSi oi our reaaers win rememoer uie
with the Whig party, induced bv what he Lffttir 0I" lh" fooli,hly romantic girl, who, last
considers iniustice to himself personally bvthe . summer, fell in love witn UKee laonee.abo-
Iimi .m nl Iha. I leniurrMlIC lurlv in I n. St.t. KUS -luu.ou vine, -P"- . -uv
so that the Whigs need noi flalier themselves w hastily married to him. The Rochester
Ihal lh .Hi...l i.n.iularilv ,. lieu. Snll la , VlllBU a no uiu.eu . uniuri,
.nv ii.fl..-...- l.us'a vote i of St. Louis: hi- dress, a disguise; his smat-
Now, sir, I wish to state that the editor of ; o( Indiao laugunge borrowed to aid his
lhal uaoer has never beeu authorized bv uie.or imposition. Me had heiore a squaw wile.
any olher person for me, to make any such statements as those fcoutaiueu in the above copied article. Il is true that 1 have ollen expressed my admiraliou ol ihe administration of Mr. K ill more, but never have 1 said that I entertained a perauiual dislike lo Geu Sewit- Ou Ihe Contrary, 1 have ever admired his bravery as a soldier and kia skill aud qual-
Mr, Tubbee and bis last deluded wife are last
gazetled at Toronto, C. W where she was a
. witness against bim on Complaiut of bigamy
j 87 Miss Catherine Hayes is sojourning at
i Nahant. She will go to California iu Octo
ber next, it ia said, under moat favorable aa
i spices.
The editor estimates about 200,000 families in Massachusetts and if five barrels, on an average, were consumed in each family per annum, it would require one million barrels yearly for home consumption in that State and Baying nothing about exportation.
tricks he played upon his visitors. One gentleman was kept iu his bed three days by making him believe it was not morning yet. The visitor would have served him right by giving him cause to lie three whole days in
in bed, without Making believe."
O" As life is a day's journey, and we all
are travellers, aud bound to "put up" some
where, it would he well for us to look out beforehand, that comfortable lodgings are se
cured when our trip shall be cut short by Uie j , ff .
ight of death. Money won't give us a pick M those which w
of the chambers in the mansion ofourrath-
F.om the C in. Gazette of Sept. 23d. Trlaine flection. The Enquirer claims lhat the whig have been badly deieated in the Stale election, and lhat there is a majority, on the popular vote, of twenty-five thousand for the Loco Focos. Tli is is about as near the troth as our Co temporary ever gets. We will take the vote for Congressmen, the only one not affected by the Maine Law, aud see how the Loco Focos will come out. In the six Districts the vote stood in 1850, Whig 19.975; Loco Foco 2:1.311 showieg a Loco Foco majority of 3,335; in 152. the vote Blends-Whig, 25,521; Loco Focos, 25,G2ri, showing a majority in their favor of ouly 102 votes. In this computation the votes of one District are given the same for both years; if it has gone this year as the ethers, we can hardly fail to have a majority on the popular vole. Yet ihe Enquirer, in the face of this disastrous result, unblushingly claims a popular majority of twenty-five thousand ! If the whigs had elected all their Congressmen, instead of three, and carried their Governor, we suppose our co tern por y would have claimed the State by at least fifty
thousand. The W hies never had a better j prospect of carrying Maine, and, if our neighbor is able to gel any comfort out of the late ; election, il would be barbarously cruel in us , to deprive him of it. Let it be enjoyed uutil j
the next election.
Smttm Ryrnaa. This gentleman is a citntidate for Judireof this Judicial Circuit. We have known him a great many years, and although his practice has not e-teiided into this county, his repu. tatinu as a sound law yer nnd an aide jurivf has. We have no doubt Mr R. vould take a special pride in discharging the duiies of Judge of the Circuit Court We have conversed with him in recjurd to the subject, and his views an Is ihe manner in whieh a Judge should despatch business and conduct himself, commended lh-inelve lo the approval of our judgment. We think if they could be put into practice the result would be beneficial to the people, and promote the ends of justice. Mr. R- is a Whig, but he Iwlieves that a Judge should not he a parlizau should take no active pnrt in political contests, lie ia a lawyer of more than tweuly ears landing learned in his profeBsiju with a clear bead and a sound judgment. He is a self made man- He has presented his name to the peo
ple, not as a politician, but as a lawyer. If they desire his services he is willing to serve them We have nothing to say against his opponent. He in the nominee ol a party convention. Whether it was a picked convention omit, we leave the democrats of Iluh county to say. Kushvil'e Republican.
0Non paying subscribers are thus talked to by a Southern eJilor. Wagons cannot run without wheels boats without steambull frogs jump wiihout leg-, or newspapers carried on an everlasting time, no more than a dog can wag bi- tail ulu-ii he ha no ne. Our subscribers are all good, but what does a mau's goodness do when it don't do you any good? We have no doubt every one thinks that all have paid except him, and as we are a clever fellow, and his is a little matter, it will make no difference.
O A young man with a slick hat c mie Into our office on Tuesday evening last, au I asked us Whose memory, of all ihe ancient heroes, were the ladies most likely to cherish T Thinking we'd be sina'l, we promptly ruswered: The memory of Ca;sar (Sieze her.) But the yonng man with his thumb to his uose, his digitals extended and eentlv gvraling, told us we were certainly "a joking" and said, the memory of .Marius, ; marry us; would be most likely to be cher shed by the fir ones.
er above.
O" A CostroMisE. A new York paper
says, Uie late Robert C. Sands sued lor dam
ages iu a case of breach of promise of mar
riage. He was offered two hundred dollars to heal his broken heart. -T o hundred !" he
exclaimed; "two hundred dollars for ruined
hopes, a blasted life! Two hundred dollars
fot all this! No never. Make it three, and it's a bargain."
(CT Some women think they clean their
children when they wipe the dirt off their
noses and rub it Into the corners of their m. . . . . 1 I L. .. . .
eyes. 1 nis is a mistake, ana snows m
limited knowlenge of the laws which govern soiled aprons.
ttZT We observe, in the English papers re
ports of a suit in the Vice Chancellor's Court, in which there are twenty-one coun-
1 employed. It is a will case; the claimants
are uumeroas, and each ol them nas engagea from one to three lawyers.
CTSlID THAT WILL TXT Sr!!a Df. With
Fruit. Fall fruit will be scarce this year. Peaches will be scarce and late; a great many trees were killed by the severe cold of last winter. Apples were in a
the late frosts in
ere not are small
and late, but rather numerous than otherwise. There never before was such a scarcety of dried fruit in our city as this summer, and we advise all who have
j either apples or peaches fit to dry, to save
them carefully. i. i. iriDune, Aug. 14.
O From the latest eiitiou of the life of
General Pierce, it appears at some battle ia Mexico, the Gen was shot "right plumb through" the rim of his hat. I j CAt Cincinnati, Ohio, when Tom Thumb j was selling his pamphlet, and greeting the , ladies with a kis, a negro woman bought one, and puckered up her mouth for a salute. Tom drew back I "Ah, Ah." said he, "go away , colored wo
man, dis child ain't gwiue lo 'iiialgamale." "Well please de lor," exclaimed the neero
shows him to be a cold blooded, unleelmg and woman iu astonishment, "if he wasu't no big-
Aaiolber Tsnch from Brtwnlsw( We commend he following extract from
the Knoxville Whig, (Brownlow's paper) to those democrats who have been patting the editor on the back. "Plerrr Acalnst the Pension Bill. Mr. Pierre opposed the Pension hill of 1838; snd wilh us, if we held no political creed, and acted wilh no political party th is is a serious objection to him, inasmuch as it
selfish man. This bill was one extending gir dau a mouse, he'd be sure to have suttia
the law of 183H,' so as to embrace meritori- agin d colored pop'lalion." ous cases. It was introduced into the Housa I ,
by Mr. Eistnian. a Democrat of New Hampshire, and passed the House February 19th, j lf4l, by a vote 1 12 to 42. When it was sent to the Senate, it was opposed by the "strict constructionist," and cold blooded Yankee, who now aspires to the Presidency "
CT Hargitl seems alarmed lest his moral
standing should be injured by the exposure and apologized to tho audience
Poor Brown ! Hon. William J. Brown, who immortalized himself by bargaining wilh the Free Soilers for the Speakership, was at the Democratic barbecue in Louisville last week. He was to
have spoken iu the evening, but upon taking the stand, he was greeted with hisses, and cries ol "FreeSoiler," "write another letter," ''shake your head ! " etc., etc., and was finally compelled to give up the effort The democrats of Kentucky will be glad to hear that Ague-He-id Brown is dead for "Pierce and King." IDT The following, from a Vermont paper, is a curious specimen of discriminating mu-i-cal criticism: "The singing of Proft-seor Soo Chune, of the Chinese family, is extremely odd, and no doubt highly scientific in China; but here it sounds like a cat in the last stages
of a pain in the bowels." IT A member, in alluding to the bill for the benefit of married womeu before the Mis-
of his falsehoods. If a rotten egg can be spoiled, a black hat blackened, the odor of a dead rat increased' or the ugliness of a "water dog" improved, then he is in danger. It is hard to blacken a man's standing and character when ihey are already as black as Pluto's chimneys and smoke pipes! Rushville Rep. Anather Lie. The Jacksonian of last week said the Re.
publican did not contain the Whig ticket-
Hi attention was called to it before his pa-
ot Slow. An exchange tells a good story of a wag, who, lo raise tho wind, advertised that on a cerlnin day he would crawl into u bUl. A large au lieuce collected to witness this wonderful feat, when, after getting all the Cas'l ia his pocket, and se-iug a :lgar chance to make
good his retreat, the performed came forward
for ciiaii-
pointing them, tiut said it was impossible to perform the feat, as he could uot find a bottle large enough! Immediately after thisajiolj. gy he left.
In twenty Years, three millions and a-hall ot .soari uegisiaiure, asseo u u wouia not m
... .vi .iiv tin in d .v v wi.fcuiuK iu.
copies of the Bible, and fifteen millious of re- j
ligions tracts, have been distributed in France.
ty Delicious but Dangebocs. Walking
out on a pleasaut bummer evening wun
silken bodice and a pair of coal-black eyes. D The Boston papers gravely contradict
the statement that the Mayor of that city had "forbidden the delivery vf baked beans from
bake-houses on the Sabbath."
ID" We get fond of the very defects of the women we love, as we do of chockolate and
tobacco, though horribly unpalatable at first.
O Otsego Hall, the late residence of J. Fenimore Cooper, ii about lo be converted iuto a hotel. It was built by the novelist's father. ' O A leading medical practitioner atBrigh-
ton, England, has lately given a lislofsixteen cases of paralysis, produced by smoking,which
came under his own .knowledge within last six moo tht.
Written for "The Seou Eagle." "Tbe Kwiadles.it Who will vote for A. P. Willard ! Will the democratic farmers and mechanics support him ! Do they intend to sanction his efforts to secure the confirmation of the Georgia Land Swindle, by giving him their support ! Do they mean
Ie said it endorse his trickery in securing to
ner was one fourth worked off.
was "no difference." Not at all. He pre- himself and a few associates, the New fere telling a lie to the truth the former is Albany and Vincermes Turnpike, which his general rule, Ihe latter the exception, cost the State 700,000, while a mem-
How long will henest men countenance and ber ot the Legislature ; Do they mean
support such a political variet!
Rushville Rep.
to endorse hia legislative skill, by which the State lost $500,000 on her interest in tbe Madison and Indianapolis Railroad ! We believe the great body of our
the benefit of single ladies, and not trouble
themselves wilh other meu's wives. IT An elder! v maiden lady writes to a
friend: "A widower with ten children has proposed, aud I have accepted him. This is about the number I should have been entitled to, if I had been married at the proper time.
instead ol beiug cheated into a nonentity." A gallant wag was lately sitting beside his beloved, aud being unable to think of ant thing else to say, asked her why she was like a tailor. I don't know," said she with a pooling lip. "unless It's because I'm sitting beside a goose."
O A German paper states that 76,680 political prisoners are now in confinement in Europe, and that 300,000 have fled to avoid similar incarceration.
ID One minister in New York city has
preached a sermon against the Maine Law
The spiritual desire of his congregation seems
the to have influenced him more than their spirit
ual necessities.
O 'There's a ereat demand,' say s a Yankee ,
pedlar, 'for a species of a plaster which will political opponents disapprove these acta enable gentlemen to stick to their own busi- j of their candidate, and that he can be , i beaten five thousand votes in the State, nM" I if any importance is attached to securing O- Said a yonng fellow indignantly when ! h's defeat. It cannot be possible that
called a boy, 'Don't call roe a boy; I've ; "f"- .u iuu-c uu nave chewed tobacco and drank whisky th three bff."f?frd'nP,U.ndf,nf thefm ndi aiding others to do it, by elevating them
e i .
to office.
ST Pratt, one of the Mormon prophets, has i economy
put lorth a proclamation to the Spanish
Americans la lalilornia sua ewwwocre, mve
ting them lo look into the mysUries of tbe
new revelation, and assuring; mam mat mev
are the descendants of the original Mormons, I
Nephi and Laman, two brothers who emigrated from Jerusalem two thousand four hundred years ago, aad settled upon the American continent. ETTbe Lexington Valley Star parades aver the name of ils candidate, Pierce, a flaming wood cut of a tremeadeus canno t, botching
forth death and destruction. Directly under its beligerenl Presidential ticket, is an advertiwmeut of a cure or Falling Fi's. Does i the Star mean to be personal towards its war ;-io;7
Friends of fair dealing and
call the attention of your
neighbors to the importance of defeating Willard by a decided majority. (Jive the plunderers no such weapon as success with which to defend themselves in future operations. Place the seal of condemnation upon them at once, and drire them from place and power. We think the people of all parties should take a pleasure in defeating this "Galphin" for Lieut. Gov. Teach him
that the people know how to defend themselves against their betrayers, and he may reform his habits. f. a. h.
IP There are in Wisconsin, abeut fwenty
fivs thowand Jfforare'jr'ans
fci
i r J ' .':) I' ? 1 i i I w