Brownstown Jackson County Democrat (Newspaper) - March 20, 1855, Brownstown, Indiana MARCH S. 49. PUBLISHED every H. A YEAH iri A. are of 12 3 subsequent square of twelve lines will be at the following rates 75 40 00 will be adhered 5'early which case tion will be must De paid in Business letters Qm must hrf Religious Marri Deaths SONG OF capt. w. of I saw an army upon the navy upon the Creeping a waiting the wayward I saw the peasant the tod which he faintly he turned away at the lardy tugged at the weary T the flight of the As bore the law a Kinji the lines of I could but think how the world would they were should be bound to the rushing to the car They at They invited at rushed to my with a laughed in my iron strength Oh then you saw a the and ocean Where now my fiery Nor wait for wind or ihe water The mountain steep have yielded to my world is mine 1 The giant stream of the And the orient floods d ocean pales r I hear my And monsters of the briny deep Cower trembling at I carry the wealth the lord of of the The wind lags after my The lightning is left the darksome depths cf the fathomless tireless arm doth Where the rocks ne'er uv the sun the dawn of the glorious I bring jewels the hidden case And I make the granite cup With a crystal gush o blow the I the all the shops of I hammer the and turn the my arms of are I manage the ti e the I I And all my doings I put in print On every morn and no muscles to no breast to bones to be on the And soon I you may to I manage the But harness me down with ynur Iron sure of your curb and For I scorn the of puny As the tempest scorns a hear his ' Be sacf and bright dark eye and O fancied something I've watched two weary The time seemed thou know tiie my heart for thee to The of my art from would'st not listless the twilight And keep thy darling watching tiie cottage But I've chide you I'm in the But the next husband Thou must not stay so the That the bounty the who served with the Act in addition to grant J in the several wan of the bounty land to and j 12. And be it further who have in That provisions of this be applied military service of the United ' those as at the it by the and in Representatives of the United in the war of 1S12-'15. Congress i hat each 1 be it in the possession of Spain of internal peace the existence of our cherished f Bra President in this view of tjie But to that on of her late perilous balloon or rather it appears surviving and each of the surviving and | Spain has refused and will persist in and who in any of the wars in which i our reclamations fur of a proposition to seizure an should ensure would be to assume with perfect necessitates the j to a nf miles tion of Cuba by the United my whole feelings whether of v or who were regula mustered into the service cf tiie United ' and every tranquility and who tn any ot the wars in I our reclamations fur injuries andi no breeze until I country has been engaged performed I wrongs and that she will make the highest point of my rly I military service the public enemy j no arrangement for our future security over a bend of unKed called or mustered 1 against the recurrence of similar mv on all into the of the United Slates j and with equal the following letter from Governor of Kansas in reply to a letter from Mr. D. H. of this will be found interesting ordinary widows and children of such Asto the first I will I opened the and landsman privates as are shall be j remark that the acquisition of Cuba by ' letting the gas fast as I the in any ot the wars in which to all the benefits cf the first and i United would be pre-eminently at the same time has been engaged since seventeen i second sections ot this to and of the idly and and each of Tiie above passed the Senate on i portance as a precautionary meastie of the or or and the numerous letters j However much we might regiet State troops of any Slate or i j have received from the different the want of success in cur to into and regularly j j and from other parts of tain the cession of that Feb. 24, 1S51. and whose services have desiring to know of me what action j without a material change been paid by the United Siatt s s wiil take upon this condition of the involve iminent me oi the deep interest at the to the existence of our Itself from the a very strong undercurrent forcing itself up into the mouth of the balloon caused a roaring the ocean on a heavy followed by a noise like the discharge of a and a sudden fall of about of the Interior for one hundred K. Dear Sir would be almost impossible for one j sixty acres of and where any of man nothing to answer the i who have so been mustered into service enormous mimber of letters I get making | and paid shall have received a certificate Kansas and or warrant he shall be to a and be entitled to West for early information sub- | But should the contingency a certificate or warrant the This publication in your Journal j your report ever there in no looked up and saw my balloon all with the exception of two about one eighth the size 01^ formed will be a response to many of my to doubt that the case will be promptly a parachute in of the net by the deliberate judgment and and the other sail A the side or warrant for quantity of land I i is one of the most horrible affairs that will in the what he usui e ver We from the have heretofore one hundred and sixty acres to each such h iving as my replies be country deserves all that has been said of its rich its fine and as to the wages I can only say they were for building mechanics last from to 50; and there will be ten times as much building next summer if the lumber can be had or the brick Building sione are very fine You must make up your mind to endure the discomforts and hardships of a new and to rough it for a but if you can do this with a cheerful and contented and wotk on living in a poor house till you can a better and hold on to a good tract ot yon cannot help doing well in the would advise you to go to the town of close by Fort Riley as soon as you Better land at Kansas and go across to up the south side of the crossing at You can see several town on the road and look at them all as you for you will want a piece of land near rant tor the ot land You can look at such deceased person he Tecumseh and on the south to receive under act Canton of Bine if now Tnat a j Pawnee on the north Pawnee shall not the threat I am sive action of the A merican of 1S55.; A following Gazette of the 27th of ihe as The person relations with wretched as having been in service shall not receive | We make two extracts to I will convicted in the said land warrant if it shall appear by give our readers an inkling of the state Court of Common Pleas of Shelby rolls of his or corps that j a few months of an atrocious deserted or was dishonorably From the letter of i der on the person of his own ged from And j and was hung no j But deaf to the voice of her own | private sources we learn that the of the or and by stubborn exhibited a scene of to would be to furnish a the authorities sell Cuba to the United then the The the and the near the seivice wiil arise whit to be the i of death had failed to subdue under spirit of the guilty or reduce him to a submissive state ol Since was called out for the services of any i and tahe sense of should refuse to State and refused by such State to be placed the United shall be to benefits of this i course of the American is the 2. And be it further in case the death of any with States as we if would be entitled to a this a rl no or such if no such child or shall be to receive a or ot with nations have at this Although it has made the pretext lor committing as in the partition of anil other similar cases history yet the though abused always been United Slates have never acquired to oi by fair as in the case of upon the free anil application of the people ol desired his conversation has consisted i principally of of defiance to the of the varied with the most horrible and As he was a very strong muscular and had repeatedly asserted that he would not be the as a matter of had called in outsiders to fie side and bore me ofi wind rocked the car violently at the and Knowing my situation I had no feelings of fright or anxiety but reposing in that same power I ever loved to I myself in the best possible manner I for my I should land I threw out my and grappling placed myself firmly in car in an upright ray hands clasping the handles ob each deliberately looked on all sides and admired the granduer and beauty of the I spent ten minutes in singing a song of praise to the Creator ol such a scene of beauty and sublime Rapidly I landed bwt with great in the center of a clover field in Still Valley New four miles from eleven a. having been up hali an twenty minutes ot which was after the bursting of the of twenty-five or to of the the execution of the but such of soon af er his as President ot the United in response to a communication from make a large town in a few of any 10 such warrant if that independent If yoti can bring a wagon be a at the time of her j blend with our own and buy a pair of young cattle I And j our acquisitions from advise you to do these shall be best thing a can do now is to at the this act take j we claimed them by the right bring out a steam saw mill and set it Sec. 3. And be it That | of conquest in a just we purchas He can sell as it comes from the at case shall any such for what was then considered by or a be issued for any hiss both a ample except the person | 0 1 r past that we should of the shall actually been engaged in | acquire tiie island of Cuba without the Scene in the and unless the such consent unless justified by the following in the Senate of ficate or warrant shall establish his or great law of We must New Jersey upon the defeat right by record of of the Prohibitory ou is described by the Trenton correspondent Sec. 4. And be it further That of the Newark certificates or warrants may be resistance did the negro that even this force was hardly equal to the terrible task that devolved upon As the condemned man was taken out of his in spite of the avy to his are not j arms and he burst away froia those exceptions to this because although in charge of and for some time body at bay by striking in every direction with his shackled SO night is falling fast sun has gone to I see the the woodlands of the up in huge daik From the ocean it is And the sky is in darkness That was lately brightest yet he is not do not hear the song That so oft ho's daily O why so how the thi nder the And still he is not how very And the forked fiery And up the sky's g reat The swarthy O why does he this there's so Be my and why so rain drops now are pearly drops of On the roof their against the window But O he's the long 3 o'clock and located by any preserve our own conscious and our own this we can to the censures of the which we have been so passages leading to the galleries were or their and so unjustly completely jammed with tlie ing to the of laws After we shall have offered Spain a doors being ensued a great the and Cuba far beyond its present and this shall have been it will then be time to consider the does Cuba in the possession of Spain our peace and and for It seems as if the fair ot bounty land ones had turned out en masse for the Sec. And be it further the ol oil any of aweing the in no warrant issued enactment of the this act The lobbies were also except such as shall at the time our cherished this question be answered long before the opening of the to sale at either the minimum and were graduated by every law go away as they being unable to Sec. b. And be it further justified in A larare proportion receivers of the could were made on tlie ail warrants the I. this act or rank and to are entitled by destroying his and Hoxsey sales of the public for of the and I. rate of one dollar and twenty-five and Smith against it. The speech per the said compensation to be of Mr. Howell was a fervent and manly paid by the assignees or holders of such appeal in behalf ot those whose lives are under the blight and shame Sec. 7. And be it further That and presented the strongest from and after the passage of this act all reasons why the law should be persons now enrolled upon the invalid Mr. H. was frequently applauded during pension list whose pensions have been the delivery of his Mr. allowed under any general law or laws remarks were also characterized by ' shall be entitled to it a fervency and Mr. Hoxsey | sioned twenty-one per was argumentative and and upon the amount now and to with great The | commissioned officers and privates finally lost by a vote ot 10 to 9. announcement of this vote was received with a perfect storm of and for a time the greatest confusion Ladies even testified their disapprobation of the vote in this undignified I cannot but fegard the manifestation thus made as inappropriate and and honor of the temperance cause regret that it Long the Senate had adjourned the was filled with a noisy in assailed members in most Nothings Defeated in T is elected Mayor by a ot five per centum on the amount now allowed or paid under existing 8. And be it further That the provisions of this act and all the land laws heretofore passed by Congress shall be extended to in the same manner and to the same extent as if the said Indians had been white 9. And be it further That the widows of officers and soldiers of the revolutionary war be entitled to the benefits ot this 10. And be it further That the benefits of act shall be applied to and embrace who served as volunteers at the invasion of in eighteen hundred and 11, And be it further the reply of Mr. The language of some part of the report might be so construed as to sustain the inference that you and your associates in the conference were of the opinion that the proposition should be made though there should be no chance of its being and that it should be accompanied with the open declaration of a significants suggestion that the United Stales were determined to have the and would obtain it by other means if their present so advantageous to Spain be refused by but other parts of the report repel this The remark in that document that if Spain should refuse these proposals of the then question will What ought to be the course of the our government under such clearly shows thai it was not intended by yourself and colleagues to to the President to otTer Spain the alternative of cession or The conclusion that the members of the conference were against such an alternative proposition is also drawn from the following we shall have offered Spain a price for Cuba tar beyond its present and this shall have been it will then be time to the by the united force of some twenty he was and dragged to the But even after he was swung ofi he manged to spring and by tightly holding on to the to keep himself alive for half an until there was danger that his lite overrun the time limited by law for the execution and the officers were obliged to choke him by main immense crowd had assembled to witness the horrid the strictly private character of the execution disappointed their man who has considerable property made a complaint yesterday to the effect that his wife had become so zealous in Ihe cause of that she had serions designs upon his Among other things he four o'clock this morning 1 prevailed upon her to go to 1 went to my own When I awoke I found one hand of my wife having hold of windpipe and the other over my Her knees were en my I pushed her went to the and found them all She said she would have tny I went to my colored man's room and remained till were yesterday shown a rifle made from the common United States flint lock and and altered percussion by It carries a ball weighing two made on the Minie We understand that experiments at the and tuore extensively at near new have the range and accuracy of this gun at 1,300 This application and the machinery for carrying it out on an extensive scale have been made under the direction ot Major Hartley at New I could have entertained the slightest apprehension that the framed in the convention where I bad the honor to preside might possibly endanger the religious rights of any certainly I would never have placed my signature to and if I could now conceive that the general goverment might ever be so administered as to render the liberty of conscience I beg you will be persuaded that no one woe Id be more zealous than myself fo establish effectual barriers against the horrors of spiritual rany and every of religious for you doubtless remember I have often my that every conducting himself as a good and being accountable to God alone tor his religious ought to be protected in worshipping the Deity according to dictates ol his own intelligence from brings us the announcement that notwithstanding the veto ot the Ihe Free Bank was and the for the establishment of a Bank with They were passed on the last day of the It is stated that Gen. of will be made a Brigadier General in the U. S. He has proven himself a first rate and bullet of correspondent of the London Times gives us following picture ot the ghastly realities of human large number of and I fear ing were sent into Balaklava on French mule and a few of They formed one of the most ghastly processions that ever poet Many of those men were nearly closed eyes and open ghastly attenuated faces they were borne along two and the thin stream of visible in the frosty air showing they were still figure was a strapped upright in his legs hanging the eyes staring wide the teeth set on this protruding tjie head and body nodding with frightful mockery of life every stride of the mule the No doubt the man had died ca his to the the only remarks the soldiers made were such as poor fellow out of any Another man I saw with the raw flesh and skin hanging his naked bonnes of into the cold and This a case of I Possibly the hand had been but the bandages might have dropped All the sick in the mule litter seemed alike ori the verge of the gentleman for whom we have always entertained much our office and known provocation knocked of the Jasper It to the outrage was not but was treated with great and
