Indiana American, Volume 25, Number 22, Brookville, Franklin County, 15 May 1857 — Page 2

A NBWSFAPBR--CQNTAMJNG A BR9EF SUMMARY OF THE LATEST FGRE3CN AND DOMESTIC JNTEUICENCB.

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thx law or ditoeci. At the present lernt of the Marion Circuit Court, out of 700 muni en the calendar upwards of sixty ere application for divorce Tan par coat, then, of the litigation in thi county, results from th anaaainaaa with

the matrin.onia) yoke ia worn by that öl of simpletons who marry in

haute, and repant at their leiaura. In this respect, however, Marion county only represents, (a a certain proportion, a atate of thing dieting in every c ty in Indiana IKvoroee are in demand, a d wivea and hue-

tin a it, next to getting married, the

tl. i n it in life, to get unmarried It ia

probable thai twe thousand applicationa for divorce are made yearly in this Mate. Rut, dark aa this picture of domaatio die00 tent may be, jnstics to our own people requires ua to any that ita colors axe not indigenous So readily are divorcee procured amongst us, that Indiana has become die

Alsatia into which, from all quartan of tha Union, hundrede of wen and women, tired of existing bonds, rueh yearly, to undergo thai judicial purgation, which will qualify them to enter into new ones And tbie ia Bar shame, that we open oar courts to tha vileet perjury, and invite hordea of mere temporary residents into our State, to avail, thamaelvaa of a wicked facility of divorce that ought not to be allowed either to them or to our own citiiena Indeed, we think the Courts might declare

our Statute of Divorce unconstitutional, because it does not express, ia tha title, Ih provisions of the act It ought to be .II ed " An act to promote family quarrels, and to encourage adultery." It was rubricated at a time when tha cry of Wom b's Rights was raging through our streets, and in tha halls ol our constitutional Convention; whin silver pitchers were prepared for our great reformer. Hobert Dais Owen, and presented by ghostly hand, with a torrent of adulation that would have sickened any ona who bad a saoraJ sense oapable of naiuue. It waa jaat em tha heels of those ranvemente that this statute made Ita appearance. And now let ua lunk for a moment at ita provisions Causes of divorce are, 1 Aduhary. 1 Im potency. J. Abandonment for ona year, orr a fas

period, J th, CWl hall be eotießed that

in the text, and limited by the subjeel mattar of the statuta, according to a maxim which a legal friend esxppuee us from l ort BsWon "General word! ahall beapUtrestralned, according to the aaaject-matter or person to whkh thsy ratet According to any principle of interpretation, that would ol leave tha statute open to the oapric ef each individual judg some epectas of misconduct muel be charged againet the party from whom the plaintiff asks to be divorced Bat such is not ths uniform construction given to this clause. Lawyer ask a difTaraat conttmction, and judge tit sometimee weak enough to allow it We know at least ona instance where a divorce eras allowed to the husband on the ground

that his wife waa insane ! Could anything be more revolting? The duty of cberiehin, to tieknem, ia evaded by tha help of thia

wicked and adultcroue law. Down with it! ' 1 KTW ALBANY tAJI DVUT RAILROAD The work on the New Albany and San dusky Railroad has been abandoned, and steps are being taken to surrender the road to Messrs. S A C Howard, the original mortgagees. We understand, however, that

they Intend to finish a broad gauge road to Vernon, from New Albany. ThU will, wa are sure, ultimately form a part of a Naw Albany A Sandusky Road. With that part finished, and the present Northern roads, wa ara confidant that nearly half onough stock can be obtained along the line to finiah it from Vernon to its Northern connections. Notwithstanding the loaaaa along Ike line of tfae " Valley Road," there ia yet enterprise enough in Old Franklin to take largv subscriptions in such a road.

Few will jeopardise their entire property as they did in tha " Valley Road," but hun

dreds will yire a large per cent, on their I territory it may usurp powe

wealth to hare such a mad to traverse the county, and we hope that the friende of the road will not finally abandon the work. " Thar ia a batter day coating." Since the above was in type we have received from the Cincinnati ( ommrrtial the following: "The New Albany and Sandneky Railroad ia to bf transferrer! by mutual agreemf at to tha morürstfss for the amount of the mor-

gage A new company will be organised, and tha road constructed lo a point on the Mad Itiver and Lake Erie Railroad, above Bellefbntaina." We hope tho information of tha ClawaeT i.i ' ie reliable, and that the road will be put through immediately. s e a TIERS HATTO ARO RICHMORB BOAD

The mails for tide place commenced com

QOATTRR I0VRRRIORTT IH UTAH The stale of affairs in the Mormon Territory ia creating quite a ssneation in all parts of tha country, and none am mora clamorous against she tovereignty of the people thera than the politicians and editor who, for ihm ears, have stoutly defended tha right of the squatters to do as they please, erenlo the eetabliahment and protection of institutions that must forever exclude large portions of ths people of the United States from the Territories Our neighbor, the Sentinel, and all paper of ita kith have declaimed eloquently ' Uie rights of the dear people, and the unconstitutionality of Interfering with them, especially in regard to their " domaetie institntiona" Rut now that Utah claims what they have accorded to Kauaaa, they rubel The polygamy of Utah

is a domsstio institution, what right have tha States to infere with it ? Oh, but it ia horrible to allow men to have so many wives I But we ask, doea not tha Rible an Ihorise polygamy ? Did not David and A brsli am and acoras of good men of old, have mere wives than one ? There is quite

as much scripture to defend polygamy as tha "patriarchal institution" of slavery one ia as patriarchal aa the other. Rut say they, polygamy is abhorrent to all our sen sea of right and propriety So ia slavery, and moreover slavery ia polygamy, ia its most aggravated senea There may be a few stows (t) slaveholders who are not adulterera, but the thousands of mulattoee that dwell in the South the thousands of childran who ara held in bondage and told into s la very by their own fat her, prove too plainly that polygamy ia an inseparable concomitant of slavery. And slavery has a thousand ills that polygamy has not, yet it may spread ff may ha carried into new

that ia con

stitutional, but polygamy only ona, and not

the worst adjunct of shivery, must be re-

etrnined, and the general government must

forthwith march an invading army into Utah, at any price, and deetroy their towns

and cities, and kill their man, because they

have more than one wife!

Recently a Democratic a squatter sovereignty Judge Judge Drummond, has re aigned hie omee aa Judge in Utah, and publiahed hia reasons They amount to this the people are so bad-polygamy ia so wicked an inetitution, that he cannot etay there. Tha papers, particularly tha Democratic papers are giving such Items as the following aa coming from tha Judge: TMB DKSIO Of TRB MOaMONS BBOsatUNO TUN IM Ol ABB

It is the design of the Mormon leaders to

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OndVe thanked This community, and all ' 0j to hir side the (l.iefs of the vathe conntrv sooth and west or ua, l.av- auf- rioua tribes of Indians-have them baptised aVamd r-m'mr ' fro,,, Tvrre I into the thureh, and so poaar-sasd of the

ll...i. A U.cbnu.nd road reA.ains: to hrlr.ic ' tsualisrniiy ft Mormomatn towards t bs I ni

ua tha mail, to make us reeinber Uiem fur a long tima Let our people remember to keep off that road now, while we have another mute to Cincinnati and the Saat via the Ohio A Misaisaippi road. Never let On Kvensvtlle dollar bs paid to the Terra Haut A Richmond road nor never let any other dollar go there tbet Kvansville influence can cuulrof-jhoaairtfi tVrtouf rw. Ws receive no wvore, and axpeel none from the Terra Maul A Richmond road, but

4. Urual treatment of either party by tha

ether. 6. Habitual drunkenness of either party; ae she Smhsea ef the husband to make reasonable provtalori for bis family. o The conviction, subsequent to marriage, m any country, of either arty, of an iufamoua crime. 7. Anjfthtr tmm for sBlsal At Court tkmli itmm U proper lA-U m rfWrs sAf ersMOssl This statute requires that the plaintiff shall be a bona rina resident of the county where the ftjit e brought, but also permits lbs court to take the plum lirTs own effldavit as prima facie evidence of the residence, and of its good faith. How

easy tha whole process t A eomplalnt is fild The plaintiff swears that he or she is a lom jLlv resident of the county. A friend makes another affidavit that ths ds fcnsmnt U a oon residsnt, whereupon netice b given to thai party by a publication fur three weke, and then the causa is ready for trial. It is thus entirely an as pnrU matter True, the statute makes it ti e duty of the prosecuting attorney to resist divorces : hut he gets nothing (or it, snd rrarea nothing about t If lie is prc-cnt he looks on in a mere perfunctory manner, and the plaintiff proving, in nil protmhiltty, by depositions taken without a cross-examination, any o-ir Of ihr grounda above aisled, jtrta tb- divorce

perhaps a decree for the custody of oh tl -jren and, if a woman, peradventuro, for alimony, also. How, such a statuta aa this Is an unmiti gated nnlsanca It Is ntt the expression of a Chrietian civilisation, but of that fierce moral intoxication that placed a naked proatitalo on a pedestal, and fell down and worshipped her aa the loddr of ltraon. lis tendency is lo bring ths relation of msrriage into disrepute, to teach men lo de pise it, and prefer to it the looser ties of a vagabond

com-nhinatra, t et ullost nHin (be surface of society a pn k of bttabandlesa wivea, and wife'ean liu-bni'da, lo prev upon the marriagvble ol either ees, and in this way to unden iinc corrupt und .ltr., m.riety abuse only secure bnais is the family The abuses of which it ia capable can hardly nceti tu be pointed out; they are growing with such fearlul rapidity that the corrective must and will be applied at no distant day.

Yru have to attend but a single session of one of one Circuit Courte to observe the illustration of all that we have said. We now recall an instance where a female applied for a divorce in a county of thU State, ewore she did in good fsilh reaids there, althoagb in fact she did not, had the publication Diade, and hoped for suocess But the

husband a friends got w ml of the suit, and appearance waa made for him. Without dismissing her first suit, the woman went into an interior county, played there exactly the same game, made an oath of residence in the new place she had selected, and before the husbsnd or his friends suspected the dodge, she bad gathered up evidence, before a notary, whom tu afterward married, and procured a divorce, a decree for 'he custody of her children, and for XJUUU alimony I

And all this, when ehe waa the offending party, aa might eaaily be supposed from bsr trick in getting a divorca Not a lawyer in the State but can relate to you instances liks this by the hour. But Ute greatest element of mischief which this atatuie contains ia the last cause enumerated any eause the Judge may deem rißrirnt Here is a discretion wide enough

tad States, as lo tasks them hostils to alt Americans, and in time be able to uso them to accomplish their own ends. SBABCUIBO TMB MAILS The mails of the United States have been habitually broken open, and nothing could go out or conic into the Territory safely unless by private carriers

win wiurriBO. women le of oommon occur

rence tlov Youngs nireil insu whipped

years in the United States Senate, by a Kentucky slaveholder, and by a quaei election, have again indicated their dosire lo be represented another term by the eama " distinguished gentleman." Let na be consistent If we cannot prevent slavery in Knneaa, let us not prevent polygamy in Utah If ws must be represented in the United States Senate by a Kentucky slaveholder, let u choose a polygam ist to be his colleague. Why notT THR UCRH8B LAW OR HEW YORK. We inn e given an outline of the new li cense law of New York. Its time of going

into effect drawing near, give occasion to no little discussion in the Kmpirn State The lower ren million liquor sellers abhor it, and have resolved to defy it at least to

have it pronounced unconetitulional by the

courts, which will not be difficult to do,

judging from the oharacterof the New York

ootirta The upper ten thousand liquor sel

lers, and their customers, the gent I drink'

ere, think it aa admirable law, aa it will break op all tha lower class drinking houses,

prevent poor folke from getting drunk, and

grant a monopoly of drinking and selling

ts reepertable people I Sympathising with

these, are those good tenperOM men (J) who believe temporanoe in the abstraot a good thing, but it ought not to be injured

by fanaticism. They would prefer a prohibitory law, but It ia unpopular, and, alter all, impolitic; hence they are pleased with this law. Among these ara auch men as Horace Qreeley, personally temperate, and in lovs with prohibition, but laving Republioaniem mora. So alao, the New York Tlme$. On the other hsnd, the temperance men who have fought the temperance battles for s quarter of s century, through evil ss well as good report who havo regarded lbs suppression of intemperance as a mattar of the first importance, stand aloof from ii They sea nothing like a temperance law in it It is simply a modiAcalion of the eld lieense lawa, under which tha molt fearful statu of drunkenness haa heretofore ex

isted They see no hope of beneficial re

sult, from making retpettablt drunkards, at reepectable saloons and tavorns. The existence of the class of drinking houses which this law provides for, makes the axialance of a tower claaa indispensihle. If he present race of poor, abandoned inebriates could be swpt out of existence in an instant, no better way of supplying their places could be devised than by tolerating firat-class drunk. od manufactorica Ry far the largest portion of the present race of street drunkards poor pcnnyless outcasts,

took their initiative drinks in respectublo

(?) saloons, or in respectable (?) parlors,

MERE MENTION'.

S INTOLEBAHCI.

Whipping inca (Jov

thai shall not nr'evsntour dolnt thsm ins- one of his (Young'a) wlvos in Ills presence

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nil uie nioou iru'Bieo nown otr owce ana that wkile the woman woe within one month

tics. Our Kvansvllls cotemporary must know thai ths Terrs flaute and Richmond, and the Central roads proposed to carry the mails through Indiana, on their roads, at the same rates per mile, that the

Government was paying other roads over

and their present character is but their graduation to drunkard's ho now. We do not understand Mr Delovun and hie co laborers as designing to oppose any obstruction to the execution of this law. They ara willing that its friends should give it a fair trial, but they do not receive it aa a temperance law. We believe they are

BSjS-lia anybody heard from the Iowa election? We want to know. ass- I ii. withdrawal of the Iowa public lands from market, has caused Itnd warrants to decline. Illinois Laito. Yon may loose a bar gain by not trading your city property for that Illinois land which we offer you. MThe Ohio and Mississippi Railroad

erooeea Itenver t reek twenty one times in a distance of thirteen miles. asff Throe men have been convicted of

counterfeiting in Monroe county and senten

ced to three years each in the State Prison. tuf- Ir N H S ivrks has moved from Westport, Tecatiir county, to Rlisabethtown, Bartholomew county. MT Mr. Costigan haa his superb new house on Illinois street nearly ready for " warming." It will be kept as elegantly as it has been built Isar Mr Dallas, in a letter to Mr. Caes, expresses the opinion that if the treaty had resell d England prior to the election, it would undoubtedly have been ratified. Mr I hr "Indiana State Bank," at Bloom-

field, has gone by the Board. It was the wildest kind of wildcats, and swindled us out of several dimes. MT Rev Dr Potta pcremterily deelines

being a candidate for the Presidenoy of Asbury iUaivaraity. lie alleges other and prior engagements as his apology. IsBr Thanks to Hon. W. Cumbaok, for valuable Pub. Doc' a, and to lion L Barbour, for a splendid variety of Garden Seeds.frora the patent office. gas? Read the graphic description of Hon. Henry Walker'e oratory, in another

column. Only those who have heard him can appreciate the review. gejr Rev. Dr. Curry, of Oraencastle, preached last Sunday in Wesley Chapel to one of the largest audiences ever convened in this oily. He fully sustained his reputation as an eminent Divina SaTYV S Hildleth, who recently moved

from Andersonville, is located in Lihorty, Clay county, Missouri He speaks well of Missouri, except of her slavery, but predicts Unit that will be abolished soon. BujrTousoy A Ryrara are doing a large business in the carpel line. Thsy sold eight carpets in one day this week. If anybody has better and cheaper carpets we would ike to know who it is

essjr At a Missionary meeting in the 2nd ohnrgc M, K. Churoh at Oroeneastle, held last Sunday, 1150 were raised, which will make about " 1 from that charge this year. asjrTha Sentinel nominates John L. Robinson for Clerk of tha National House of Representatives. John Is the best negro

catcher in Indiana, and should be reward-

Who would have thought that the party

wblob, throe years ago, mads " opposition to religious intolerance" it great war ory, wuuld so aoon array itself againat a particu

lar "sect." ami recommend its subjugation by a strong military foroa? Hut such ara the mutatietis of potiticisae. The party that was once strongly anti-slavery, has become ita greateat bulwark, and those who denominated the American movement a cru sado against religious liberty, are first to cry out war to the knits against tbo Mormons Speaking of Mormoniem, the Sen

tinel of Isst Friday says I " Tbie problem is now interesting the public mind of the country more than any other intention It is one whose solution is

of great deliosey and difYiulty. In whatever aspeot it may be viewed, this new sect, which is so rapidly increasing, is inimical to our political, aooial and christian institu tiona The two cannot exist together, or live up.. ii terns of equality or peace. They are ia direct antagonism, and one or the other must conquer. The deeper root and more extensive influence this moral and social upas U allowed to take and exert, the more difficult will be ita eradication in the future."

What is th la M moral and aoclal upaa'' against which the military power of this great nation is evoked? Simply a " religious sect." Numerousand consolidated and powerful they may be, but what of that? I)oes not our constitution and form of gov

ernment guarrantee to every man the right to worship tlod according to tha dictates of his own conscience? Will it not be an infringement of these sacred rights to interfere with the politico-religious organisation of Mormons? Of their increase and pres

ent position the Sentinel says

poses only to mark the demagogues who court their influence, and who use it against ths interests thst sre dear to every American Protestant. The proscription of the Sentinel is worse than any proposed by the haled Protestant. These intend to be fire and they will be, yet they will allow Romanists to vote snd lies in peace, but the demagogue or the party that eourta thsm aa Uomaniats will be marked. That is all.

come

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HEWS FROM KAR sal

Aa no election ie pending, the facta of passing eventa in Kansas can be recorded without danger of being ridiculed. The election of delegates to the conetitutional convention is approaching and every pre 1 1 miliary step, thus far, eloarly iadiaaiss ths purpose of the pro-elavery party to rush blindly uion their own destruction It is

amusing, however, to see the amiety manifested by the friends of the South, to have the Free State man vote at the election Knowing as they do, that the very terms of the act under which the election takes place ars such that there is no prospect of enough being allowed to vote, to do any good.

At once, after discovering the terms of eititsnship, as proecrihed by the Missouri Legislature, the Free State men determined to have nothing to do with it, but recently they have determined to take part in the election, if there can be assurance of fair neas. Hence the following propositions havs been submitted to the acting Governor: Two persons, one of each party, to be selected in each district, to correct the registry list, and proceed together to register the legal voters-

The Probate Judges to correct the nrai j popi

rOLTOAMT IV UTAS. Polygamy, in its worst features, haabe,

a part ol tnsir rsiigsosia sj siib alis m designed to gratify ths pas

sions not only, but to Dropagats toUowara fan our people sven tolerate a social evil, which the law of every Mate forbids by severs penalties 7 It debases saotally, phfaV

ally and Intellectually ia against the lews f naenrs not only, bat would turn a christian society into woree than a pendemotunsa. The moral sense of the country demands the esterminetioo of a eoeial insti tution fraught with so umeh evil and avU only Sen timet

Suppose it has become a part of its

ous system, have they not a right la M

porate anything in their religious

they choose T WiU you destroy the pose Mormons because you do not believe ia their doctrines T Persecution in Ms wvrmt fares ie a part ef tha rshjri epetem of

Romanism, it authority the burning of ber etios, and practices the a tm oat cruelty, what do you say to that? But bow will yon help tolerating the Maa eisl svil" ? Yon allow als very to spread and to ex ist in Kansas yat " the law e every State forbid it bf eemere pemalHet except the slave Stales debase morally, phyttratly and tnteUeetneütff ; ss mtjednet the lerne ef nature, and assise? tum ehrieeim eeeUty tale awe them m pandemonium, and the moral sense of the country demand the extermination of a eoeial in ti tution fraught with as exsseh emit emd evil ewAy, yat yea 1st slavery go where it wishes Ws do not says st yea to be consistent, however In leas than five years, every old line paper wlD amrm that they never did believe in squatter sover

eignty they only adopted it " to cajole the

liasvsi san a vit u ti it f in et if mfliia n i rrl i rt I? to

"Neither persecution or oppression has ' wlurnB b. tj.e foUr judaesof the ein

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dimiuiahed their numbers, their senior their

fiwiatioistn, but in all thoy have increased and strengthened No new religious faith has ever made such giant strides in progress, not even Mahommedanism, which, in all iM elements it so strongly resembles. From our Government they have received a Territorial organisation, their prophet is their commissioned ttovernor, and Utah has now more than a requisite population to eutitle them to a State Government, a constitution for which, they have adopted, Republican in form, and they now demand admission upon terms of equality with tho other States

of the I in-oi Kut what of their rapid increase, shall a "sect" be persecuted exterminated, because of the rapidity of its increase? Sup-

tion, two of each party to be elected in each Colobbp Tihcbts Quite a spirited eon p. -.-1 net The names of three of the said troverey ie going on among our city assistudges required to give certificates to entitle . , rf mIsssjI tickets uaed the person hi a scat in the convention. ! L ' J , sm. . i av.. a -' r at the lata city s ection The Democrats, Knowing the fsct that hundreds of non- " " ' " , " IZT -.. - .iuj ttiim .m n order to accommodate those who could at residents arc already enrolled, this would . . ;T , k. - r.:. n. u m.s raad, or that ths masters might keep a sharp

with no favor' Governor Stanton anwers the propueition in the following letter, which the Cincinnati Enquirer calls an admirable one: Exsrmvs Omca. )

Lecompton, K T , April SO, 167 ,

of her i ufinemeMt The orime was dlsobedielice to the laws uf the elnirch JU041R pai MMoNp to aa Mt anaaBP st ospsk or tub curaoit , F.Idar flyde (who has recently left the

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i . . ,i .II maaA unLI t.,,t .'ioniums kihihi nun ne sjki iin suinii which great through mails were carried, but n J. Ebof) wfe J U the Poet Master General refused to y hyrt, i)l0to intl to murder Judge Drumtheir price, and they, rightly enough, refused mond. The deed was to have been commit-

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It is sn inconvenience , ted lust July while crossing to t arson vai-

lev Hvle statwl tins publicly, bnlore Uie 1

right. Let its admirers try it, but let tern. ....r,, a n,nn nnvcp nbanilon the idea of

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eaowiamoN If It Is right to keep tippling -IT " " " houses, lei every body keep them; ir it is h7 J wrong. raoBimt ran aoov. Th. ,..! .11, on account ol other duUaa who have fought in thia battle for twenty j asgr The Msdison Gunrr ssya that the flre years ara not the men to be dishearten- spring Show of the Jefferson County Agried. It may take twenty-five years more to cultural Society will be held on Tuesday

establish prohibition, but we bequeath to Ämi Wednesday, 20th and 27th of May, on

Gentlemen . Yours of the 'Jftth mat.

reached me only by hut aight'e mail I proceed without delay to reply to the pro-

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pose It does outstrip Mahom med ism, snd has j ion ft,H)Ut h hM for rlegatee to a Conthe elementa of that "eect," muet it there- j etitutional Convention. fore be destroyed ? And, though it be In- As I take a different view of the laws of tolerant and oppressive, and incompatible M?"1 from. JyMfff! ... ,,r. , . will be impossible for ms to consent u with the genius of our government, how My Mw n 0ppo.lUon to that can we help admitting them into the Union, which has been sanotiooed by the lngislalive " nn (nrms nf Mnualitv with the other States' authorities.

, ., ,. . ia i.v. ..... ! ho. ,,,s. I did not hear from General Ms-lean any

II I 1 1 ear env BWmsaji arrsssisweirss wsssam

ny Is that? to entitle thorn to a State Gov eminent?' Will the Sentinel dare assume that Congress has any right to inquire into the "domestic institutions" or religious be lief of a territory before acting on their application for admission into tho Union? In

such admission as you represent him to hare aade. Thai gen tie man spoke only of bis individual action in the particular menUoned, and whether that action waa right or wrong, or whether It occurred in thai individual instance only, or in a thousand others, by men either from Missouri or Mass ' sr. . m a a s a .

cliusetts, It could not invalidste inc laws

eye on the understrappers, who dare not vote contrary to the commands of their superiors, had procured paper of a peculiar oolor, ths like of whieh " there never was a sheet in the city " before- " not of either a color or quality kept for sale by dealers. , but somehow the Republicans got soms like it. and carried the election We don t un der land the ground of complaint, naleaa it be the fear that some of those who could

not read, voted for the Republican, by saketake ; or that some servile tool of party took advantage of the opportunity thus afforded, and voted hat real sentiments naawed by the frowns or threats of his master. We should like to know, by the way, the dtfke ence between this systems espionage, an' that which is forbidden in the law againal marking tickets Tbs leaders of that party

must have a contemptible opinion of the

men who are kept true to their masters by this system of terror.

atäwRev: Charles Tiuslcv. formerly a

member of the Indiana Conference. ' has- ioan .lueslton is not yet settled, neither the

slavery fluestlo.i Gl tho chewier 1

er a

its time, it has done some toll tumbling, but 1 whleh now prevail in the Territory. r m.t renared to see U take such If I believed ax I do not believe your saws were not prepsrsd to see II take such Qf wf-

gMUiniiis una, pnriiciuariy sinoe vim wci

Legislature of California

HluHAR MM INDU'TiO FOB OOtTBTgafBITibu gaajsRsasr xxowLxiKia or it.

Judge Purple informed Judge Drummond

to carry tha mails.

to the people, but the roads are not to blame und ni rutiinii shield the administration from reproach, that will pay R W Thompson f-tO,(Xa3 which had been refueed by

proper authority, und that will pay no at , tltsat at the time Fillmore appointed llrig

tention to ths ineonvenlsncs suffered by a . ham Young Governor of Utah two Indict-

I.. If - mllllm, ( oeonle bv the Hi elite Were pending against him in the

I SS 1 1 wm IH'iuwm ws Bwwrie. ,f a was. a a I R Vt.

ahorlslglitrtdness Ol im preuecese.r l lie . -nnt-rCU mon. Yr.om

contract to carry the mail through Indiana J WM appointed Governor of I'tah at the eton mud wagons should be reacinde-l iiumvdb Inresa solicitation and racomuiendatinn of Ml I Senator Itouglsa at tho time theee indictJ' i in i mente were penelinu ayainel him. Itouglus "VERY IMALL PROPOBTIOffl." and Fillmore are the moat popular men for If anything ahould awaken honest men ' the Presidenoy in Utah, to the corruption of party, the corruption That is certainly a latnatahle state of af-

BJ BJ V m w and venality of the party press should. Let mira But can ths cruslty of the Indians

onr children a glorious legacy when we bequeath to them eternal hostility to tippling houses and their effects TBI HAT I ORAL HOI IL DIBXAM

A correspondent of the Pittsburgh Chronicle of May 4th writes, that duriug a visit to Washington during Uie latter part of April, he contracted u ..seaae aunüar in all tl... V.itimti.1 Hi. till A'imr mn His

era pending againat mm in mm1 i " -

District Court of thia fltate. for making ! phyaiciatis pronounced tho eyinptouis to be

the same as those of poisouing by arsenic,

and the homrepatbie antidotes for that pol

the Society's ground, near North Madison gHg-Tiuring the reoent "cold term" the crop-croakers had things all their own way.

Monuonism the Sentinel save: " Mormonisiii ii a the n racy, und must be such in its temporal and spiritual gov-

crutifiii. r Isr its jxuxrr nw-r us loiiowers

enntr

liu-i

II M.iriiioni-iii

anted bv a Louialature elected by the peo

ple of an adjoining Htale," il would be impossible for me to est them aside the attempt to do so would be a grots uaurpaiion, not less objectional in its character and effects than the fraudulent interior! nee

which you attribute to the people of Mia

sonn

1 um. i, tlierelore, say lo you In ih-

II.

ins. nrigham ) oung is a äasnou and nMl 0xpUoU iÄgUage, that I can do notoimls the falth(il as a bsolutely in ( all j ngyiMrQn a.niaa the authority and validity riKilitical, aimlal and religious relations . , eD,,tad within this Termor'

ns ever did M.iiiomm. t it Mornmnwai :onw Bont has the power to abrogate Uvea, so must the same absolutism in hit ' suooessors Ills will givee all law in reHgi-1 j no ,ulhoriry over the Probata ous snd polltioal faith, and all omolala un Judges. Ilia not my provlncs to sdviae der linn ire but bin recording and executive . . rol(ltion tu th' nerformanee of their

Tho lata sonial ruins and the warm, bright i instruuiuiits. tncultivatea ana noasiiy, . dM$t funoti0oa 1st it will not lie im-

' ... ... ,... VI... i.iii ,.r ins lne fill VSIt'SI i ' ,

sun, have caused the real truth to be viaililn to the eye, and the wheat laoks well. sjrsjr Ths Administration is anxiously aaaiting a reply from Maj. MoCulloch.who has been tendered tho Governorship of Utah btit the Major docs not seem desirous of "orushlng out" squatter sovereignty. fir When the Miami Canal was com-

.Li 1 1.1 t.-

;" 77"-. , r I proper lor mo to any inai it wouiu oe rory .levrlopemeiils and is ol giant proportions UJJj, booming in tlieinloobta.it in intellect and purpose. Morinomsm s possible Information from respecia. mit ni., no e untitled to Cath It has Ita ! Li. -I .r .tl.. I-

a man be in fsvor with the leaders of party.

and there ii none like him, but lethiui fail to subserve party purpoeea, and none are so mean. It haa been but a few months since Governor Geary wns, with the Democratic party, a very paragon of perfection llr would quint disturbances, As Would put an end to i'res Htate riots in Kansas; and we doubt not the Governor himself thought he could do it Like others of his party, he had so often repeated the false charges upon the Free Htate men, and so faithfully defended lbs " Constitutional party, that be had -.me, in pa't, to believe these innocent und those the guilty ones. Rut a few months experience opened Ins eyes. He had been . . . a , . m . , . . . 1

ptotniseil tlie mil ol inr wovernmeiu m

quelling the rebels, but when he reported

that Judge Lotowptc snd his nssociutos wsrs ths rehela, that aid waa withheld, and the life of the Governor threatened, and he compelled to resign. Now, who ia Governor Geary? The Cincinnati Enquirer, one of hie firat and greatest panegyrists, thus speaks of him : Gov. Geary ie In Washington, having his accounts settled. Disrolied of hia Gubernatorial grandeur, this individual ahrinke

into very small proportions 1 lie trutn is, hia appointment was a great mistake, and nil the success of his first attempts to organic the Territory of Knneaa wns u delusion ex mirage. lie never had the qualities,

the intelligence or information to minimi--ter this difficult trust. Supremely ignorant of law and government, his idea aas to play the part of General Jackson iu a very small theatre, and with very feeble powers.

"Small proportions," now, since he can not be used for party purposes I "A great mistake" to appoint him, for he was not so much a note of wax as it was thought he would be. " His first auoeess a delusion,'

for bs was for executing the laws, agninst Democrats aa well aa against Free State men. ' Supremely ignorant," not to know that he was sent there to "erush out" freedom. We guess that Gov. Walker will put them through, and, backed by the Government,

have " proportion!" large enough.

W TUST Ol CITIZEB8HIP. The people of Maesnchueetts, last week sdopted sn smendment to their constitution providing that after a certain time, none should be votars unleea tl.ey could read t. e Couslitutioo of ths State, in the English language, and write their own names. Thia is

not to work a disiranchisement of any who

to em brace any complaint founded otr the i are now voters They also provided for ain-

improper conduct of the other party. It Igle representative districts, so that no man might, lo the non-professional ear, seem not should vote for more than oue representato be subject to that limitation. But law live. We predict that these provisions will yers know that such general words are to be incorporated iu many constitution before be construed according to their association 20 years

be any more bloody than that of the Itorder Uufflans in Kansas? Will they more than kill andacalp and mutilate those whom they oppose? Yet, to establish slavery there, ab thia was tolerated why not allow It, to es tubllsh the "patriarchal Institution" of polygamy f And what about the msils in Kansas T-r Why should not polygamisls havs the same right to keep a rigid surveillance over the mails that slaveholders have 7 Ilave uol the mails been broken open a thousand

times iu Kansas T Is not ths opening ol

tho mails and the destruction of offeneive mutter a part of elaveryT Why send an army to Kansas because mails are broken e. by & . . . a a

open, alien sutiscrioera to tue Indiana Amkkican in Kentucky have been compel

led to discontinue, because tho postiuaatera

pronounced it an incendiary paper'.'

Uut, G, they whip women iu Utah! That is unquestionably a wretched state of af lairs, but ia it only in I tab that women are whipped? la not the whipping of women

also an adjunct of slavery? Why prohibit

tin- whipping of women in Utah and not in

Kansas or Carolina?

And they threatened the life of the Judge!

That too it bad, but what of Governors Gea

ry and Heeder of Kansas? Fortunately

for the Judge in Kansas, they have been

on the side of the Itorder Kuffians, and have

not suffered from threats, but all have who

have opposed their de man de

Yet Uovernor Young has been removed

and must be subdued, because he is a coun

ter l eiter and has several wives' Did not

the United States Senuie refuse to rutnove

the notorious Lecomptc, though the Gover

nor laid graver charges thau these to his

account?

We cannot see how the United State

government can do anything to relieve Utah

without receding from the doctrine of qu al

ter tocereignty so recently adopted. The

only difference between the two institutions

ie, that slavery votes, and polygamy does not Slaveholders mske Presidents and cabinets, while polygamy has no marketable value. Tha more negroes a man has, the more votes he gives, indirectly, while

the cofupfufün makes no provisision for

wives Least of all should the people of Indiana encourage a crusade against Utah and her " domestic institutions" By a large vote, at the late election, she endorsed Uie doctrine that slavery may go where it can ita politicians maintain the doctrine of the Supreme Court, that slaveholders may bold their property in our own State, and to show their deep devotion to the institution, they have bean represented for 11

eon were applied with excellent effect

urgently urges an investigation of

cause of the disease, and makes the follow

ing auggeation: "I visited Washington

about the 20th of March, and did not feel any bad effects from it, bat 1 then did not

Irink water at the table this last visit I trank wster freely, with ioe in it I cannot

any with certainty where the poison is, but

think it is in the water or the ice that is

pui in ths wste-, and it probably comes from some manufactory using arsenic to color with, or some other accidental way, or

alee it is put in with the intention of poison-

ng. Too many hnve alresdy died from it o remain su quiet about it I, as one, de-

msnd that it be fully investigated by analy

sis, and the place and oauea of the poisou discovered."

SSs aw ExnoasKMENT or Govaaxoa Weight.

The Democra'ic Convention of Marion County, laat Saturday, endorsed the admin-

istration of Governor Wright We doubt

not that a similar endorseinsnt could be ob

tained In every Democratic Convention ty

ihrpeopt in Indiana, while it would be diffi cult lo get one Convention, not led aud controlled by a politwian, to endorse Ex-Senator

Hright. Yet Bright is the chosen one for a

fat office, while Gov. Wright, emphatically

the people's man, is turned oil with an un

meaning and worthless "recommendation '

Govsrnor Wright in sverylhing which

couatitutes a men ol the people, ie inflaitely

the superior of his successful rival, but be haj not money enough to succeed. The lime will come, we doubt not, when an indignant eople will do him justide, and cousign the purse-proud, aristocratic, scheming Kentucky slave-holder, and bis miuions, to their merited oblivion.

aposti- and proselytes whereve its see.i correct the list of voters. Jfsueli in I is r 'a vT a u .ania saiiiiIhii ... ... . .

in yi, in i run .m on.y in oui tuuuwj, imimPlia mrn f their own will and within

" Fiklkt's Last Wobb The

Chrietian Advocate informs us that "Rev J. & Flnltf't to work ie just from ths press" Ws regret to learn this, as ths old Chief seems capable of making several

books yet, and surely but few if any mi

book makers have mads mors res books thau hia We hope he will be

ed to change bis mind, and, if bis is i

continue la gather up the remintsseaeis of hia eveolful Ufa.

Dl. LYICH DXCUI1I It will bs eeea from ths follewiag nets that Ir Uyaeh deelines the I'res.deney He haa a right to do so, and a right to bis opinion aa to qualifications, bot ha need not be so personal in has remarks : Maniaon, May 11. 17. Mr. Editor . I havs seen ha year widely circulating paper, my name snnouneed,

among oihsrs, as s csndidate tor the rreet

dig the first epadoful of earth at Middle-

town. MT We hope fur the health and comfort of those located in the vicinity, our eity Marshal will have that missrahls pond hole

filled up directly north of Odd Fellow's

Mall

- I IIMI'OI WSSe SSfWSB we vee vm wv www bsiss-ssj SS1IIU HbllVIP, BS SW B I S I ' " S wss-e but in Burops, wherever fanaticism oan üm linitotl by jaW( eottl(J sake a new gcney oTthe "Indiana Asbury University find a subject, thore is ita net spread, it ts wmm an,j pr.aeni It to the Probata Judges , i ,., to say to my numerous friends thro

aggressive it nas a ooiotiy in vwiiwr.i.s, , wW ,us0ient proof of ita Inirness aud ae- whoec partiality such a suggestion hss been Ilia making allies of the Indian trtbaa hi k ei,B Probata Judaea wen Id ! lfc,i. that in View of thtTlebor claims of

the regular pastoral work . must decline be lag a candidate for the Presidency of the I'liiverstlv. I do not however, concur with

in the Territory refuan to receive the sworn j you iu the judgment you es pressed of the

7 , w a. era . . s I SJ ss)S SrVJ a oomt eew ae swwwve ""ssaee w irtiiind tlimn. and its Prophet has even now . i'-j I ! .,1 It lo tha

SV 1 ' . . 1L t I'll i" llil'l Ml ''" ' s-s-s . s i j s- - -I-- rVswWUa lUsv ..aiM w rKpfiifnfi Ihn all Ikltltfllf Inn t) . . .a ! u.a. I II- . J

- i Hlfuuru iiwwi J ewe vj j i ej ' .. I tlVVVlUWI east m wa av hvv ''"V awn wsws-ss Clinton cams all the way from Albany to the government to which it proles-ea eile- , , hiI Mfy to My Vrohnt$) jU(lK.

gionco.

Admitting all of this to be true, what of

It? Are not our hands tied? Is not pro

scription for religious faith wncomfffuffon-

alt Is not this tirade agninst this " sect an attack upon the precious liberties for

which our fathers fought?

Uet us regard this proposition of tho

M m.i im. a DacKAsan Wis Sistbb The Baltimore Presbytery recently hauled up Wm .Chapman for having married the siater of his deceased wife. Six of the Pres

bytery voted him guilty ol incest, tjn of "offense against edification," and only Iwo were sensible enough to declare that he had broken no law of God or man. Rev. I r Backas, t conciliate the brethren all round, entered a minute to the purport that brother Chapman had violated no law of religion or the church, but inasmuch ss he know the feelings of many aerious Christians against auch marriages, be is censurable as a Pres

byterian Elder for hie un tenderness in the

atfair. Elder Chapman wss so tender toward the sister, that be could nol help a

1 ttle toughness towards Preabyterian prej udicea.

gey It is strongly intimated that the Com- flffae n... seriously, It recommends a

untie.- of the American Tract Society have oruBluj0 against Mormons and Mormon

decided that It is the duty of the Nociely to We inRj not WY now wBVj the governissue traeta treating slavery according to mpnt may ftdopt th UKKBatlon of ths Sra-

Chrislian principles Mope tney win. hJt WH d)) MV tj,Äl tri0 Sentinel oan

ssar- President Iluclisnsn has taken a pew not be oonslatent with Ita position, and the

in the Presbyterian chureh on F street, position of its party on RofctaKiau, and urge -....lea aa I . - I al.

Wn.bi.o.ion Cilv. which was original' v built Ibis course. ivoinut.ia.n as mum. me

-tw.. the veer 1H04. then under the Kev ocracy as Mormonism, "and muet be so fa

Dr Laurie, now in the pastoral care of the - P1 epiritual government, or

n- oLtW elee He power ceaee. Tho Pope of Home

1 . Uad4pal and controU the faithful a ab

BsarThc Franklin Mills, situated at tau- . . . nl, lkeir .,,.,., tonal and

rel. Franklin County, were sold on the 2d rtliyiut reiation, M ever did MahommeL" Inst, by an order of Court, aa tho property . m jm. wil aicet all law in religiou

of the eatate of George G Shotip, deceased, A UHcal flli(K an4 all jfHal,VroU

tmnging wo,.nm, a. i ui.e.. . MM(lfr A(w are bul hll recording and txecu

Conncrsville, being the purchasers tive in,trument." Komanism ' ie not alone

sssr-Tl.a Central savs ' Bishop Ames confined to LrUh, Rome , ii hoe tie apoe-

and the Kev Mr. Toe, of the Western Book Hen and proeelytee wherveer it eeed can

unrinrn tssUMei 1 tins nrb our cilv a lew .lav uirhl f) .tit

.. .te for the Katisns-Nebraaka We might run tho parallel between Ko-

Cnnference. The Ibslioiia health is exceed- maoism and Mormonism much farther but

a a

p r v er Poe was in poor health."

arar We are happy to learn that Rev

Thomas Williams, of the vicinity of Brook-

ville, who haa been lying dnugcrously ill at

the residence of his father-in-law, and whose

recovery was at one time despaired of, during

last week, is now recovering, and is supposed

to bo out of danger.

MT The Shelbyville Banner saye that a

little child of five months, of William H

ajgr On oen Victoria haa just presented her eubiecta her ninth baby a girl at that,

and the world is making a great fuse about it We know lota of women who have had a doien, and nothing is said about il

testimony of two respectable men, differing

in politics, aa to any saatier witnin tneir knowledge connected with the residence of cltisens and their qualifications ae voters I do not believe that such a wrong can possibly have occurred, and I therefore aav that if von had been desirous nf obtaining a

correct list of voters for ths coming election, you bad it in vour power to accomplish that objeot Iu perfect conformity with the law. It is not my purpose to reply to your statement of facta. 1 cannot do so from any personal knowledge, enabling ms either to admit or deny them. I may say, however, I have heard atatemonts quite as autbsntlo aa year own, and in some instances, from men of your own party to the effect that your political friends have vary generally, Indeed almoet universally, refused to participeto in tho pending proceedings for registering the names of the legal voters

In some instances tney have given nctittous names, and in numerous others thsy havs refused to give any names at all. You can not deny that your party have heretofore resolved not to lake any part in the registration ; and it appears to me that , without

indulging ungenerous suspicions of the integrity of officers, you might well sttribute any errors and omissions of the sheriffs to the existence of this well-known and controlling fact 1 forbsar to say anything of ths unmssonablsnoes of your requlremsnt that we shall set aside the law in order to aooomplish what you have refused to do in obedience to its nrovieions ; but 1 will be

. . . . . . r ... . .i

nglv good, snd his labors abundant. Broth- we need not Romanism is a fact well- most happy to learn that you IH "n'.T a - .... . ... i , nur mir V frmnds ffanersllv. have oaea

knuwii. ninl IIS uenerai eniiruii.-r im ...... j w-. , a -w -- - -s,

. ' .1 o . i...i.rfc f at work in earaest

knovvii. iiui ivouimiiiut m

sluverv and the right-hand power to tho

Democratic parti. h'otnanit rote, and

they all vote one way, with very few eaceptions, and they all vote for the party which defends slavery, and encourages free whis

ky. Hut for the Roman votes given to the - in

Democratic party last lall, in Jnaiana, wuuoil and Pennsylvania, all these States

w ould have iroue acainst the iiarty which

Wilson ol that county, was burned u death rted an( ,acurcd their influence But

hen American Protestants determine to

on Tuesday l ist by falling from a chair in

which it had been placed and supposed to present a united front, simply agaiust the

be securely tied, into a neap oi coaisurawu , C(j of tul8 iureign element

out upon the hearth for some cookiug pur- wMnh bauiahea Uie Bible from our free

pose. It wss fearfully burned before it was Bcnoou ftnj would destroy the schools them.

discovered, and has since died. solve they are denominated "midnight

Last Wsax's Paraa. We had not tnougk assassins," " religious bigota," " enemies to papers last week, by about 100, though we the conitituüon and religioue liberty."--,k;v .11 r. sooolied who hsd subscribed We defy the Sentinel to define wherein

. s r j ur. v.. ... rtainlv enouo-h Mnrmoniam ia worse than Komanism. xet

ueiore js-onuay. n c nmv v.v..-; - e - this week, but should our edition be exbsus- it would exterminste it, while it would foe td we shall Diiblish a larger ediüon next ter and protect this, simply because Roman

week If anv were omitted last week; we Uta are so icatterad ae to afford a balance

rffr.t iL of power, and that balance is always given

.. t a l. v to the Democratic party. Xine-tenths of

K-Ihc weather m now nne, mm - r ...a - an. ,h. -ir nrettv cirls and the Mormons of L tah arc foreigners. They

-as-, th. -tr.-!. ku.i ore illiterate and debased, that is true, but

1 l'lliril IU 'S wihvuisum'q r - ncss men are beginning to clear their coun- what of a majority ol the Romanuta who . ,.f th loom that has beclouded control our city elections, and our State

. l j k. .ill dmihdeas con- elections? Yet the American movement

mom, IIUU HJB 1 iwvmwm " , ind. that the weather is in good hands af- does not propose to distranchtse Romanists

,. nor to drive them from theii homes it pro- time.

S

with a view to enable

the Probate Judges to present a true and perfect list of the legal voters of ths Territory. You have bad power to correct the lists if you have failed to do it the fault will be your own. In rsforence toyour proposition to appoint four Judges of election at every place of voting, I have to say that the law vary wieely auuiorliee only three. The Governor has nothing to do with tbsir sppointmsnt It is not in my power, therefore, to adopt yonr suggeetione in this psrticular. If 1 had any authority in the matter, I would, in every instance, appoint as judgeeof elections one Republican of your party, one National Democrat in favor of a Free Htate, aud one National Democrat in faver of a Slave State

This would be quite as fair and impartial a mode of proceeding as ever ie, or indeed can be adopted by political parties in any country. 1 most sincerely hope the Probate Judges may adopt this auggeation, or any other whicn may better avail to aecura a perfectly fair and independent expression of the popular wilL 1 have the honor to be, very respectfully, jour obedient servant, FREDERICK P. STANTON. Secretary and Acting Governor of Kansas

To CRo'bTnson, William Hutchinson, Edward Clark and others. We give the letter in full Let those " admire" it who can. It reveals very clearly that .there is but little hopea of freedom from that quarter But it will come from another quarter. It is simply a question af

qualifications of the gentlemen named, eat oept so far as that judgment sppliss to the

Kditar ol the American TllOMAH H LYNCH seses tear Ws believe that the political aad religious sentiment of the nation wiU areata. ally find a limit to ita forbearanoe for so eh a monstrous fanaticism, based upon such ignorance and beaatiality, aa this Mormon

dsvelopemenl in Ute enlightenment of the nineteenth century SontinoL Hope you don't intend to allow the "r Hgioue sentiment" of the nation to have anything to do with polities t That trill nsver do, for if you gat It aroused ease, aad gat religious men to think that their " religious sentiment" may be brought to haar on polities! questions, it will jtnd a emmet u iti forbearance formch a ntemetremt fanaiidem as Slavery, and not allow it to exist say longer ta the enlightenment of the nineteenth ooneury, then what will yea do? Mr Ths New York Express af the Bath announces that the ton days pr. iu.ua ta that data, the eseigretioa to that port had greatly exeeeded that of any eorreeponding period for the last two or three ye era On Thursday of last weak at oae o'e lock, there had arrived since Monday morning, 4,709 emigrants, of whom 4,010 were from Liver

pool, and 1,233 from Bre men Tha Ks prase admits thst ths emigrants generally were ia good condition.

Tin ( 'a nana We have employed an experienced snd rhitbful carrier lo dr iver onr papers to city subscribers Ha ia too aid aad too good looking to he called by tha salaam name usually applied to carrier He asay have a little trouble at firsts to find all oar subscribers, but be will And you regularly after the firat few rounds Should any be overlooked they will oblige us by giving Before SÜ on at our office, No. 6, Washington street

MARRIED. On Tuesday morning, the 5th inet.at the residence of Mrs Ann Turner, by the Rev Allen M. Farland Jobb H. FtBonuB, laq , to Miss Farne M. Tcaxaa. of Brookvito. We are wholly incompetent to do the en b jeet juetiee ! We hare no poetry suited to the occasion, can make a aaa. The fee cams in due time -wa know they will prosper. On the 11th inat, by Rev. James HtllMf. V ST Ä sea

Hsnsy Hooaaa snd Miss t LKXUWTins acbski daughter of late Col. A Kussel

BBS .

DIED.

At the residence of her father, in Brook ville Township, Franklin county, Indiana, on the 2Uth day of April, Mrs Saasa M Qi irx. wife of D. O. Quick, and daughter af ? eess - i I . m aL

Benjamin i paiae, in uie twenty-iour j

j of her age