Jeffersonian Democrat (Newspaper) - September 4, 1856, Monroe, Wisconsin State Glorious VOLUME 1. GREEN 4, 1856. NUMBER 4, C DEMOCRAT BY C. in the J Empire East side of the Public Green Wis. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION in advance 50 75 We for the benefit of those the laws enacted in relation to subscribers 1. Subscribers who do not Rive express notice to the arc considered as wishing to If order their paper publishers nay continue to send them till ell are 3. If neglect or refuse to take their papers from the office or place to they arc held responsible until they their give notice to discontinue If subscribers remove to other places out tlu and the paper is lent to the former the publisher is fry Postmasters would by a strict of the regulation requiring them to no ifv once in three of pers taken from their offices by ADVERTISING three Oie three O six twelve Quarter per per per tv f or allowed the 01 AM wm: uo will in the jor in- en Co Joil of lo. SI 50 300 500 800 15 00 25 00 40 00 From the Ohio Buck and TUNE Old Old a noble When with a span Their wind is their limbs are In love of country both CHORUS The Woolly Horse is no where While Buck is in the field Poor Filmore's fi lends are in a But we will never Pure blooded can never While Mustang are no Tho well trained horse will keep thf While woolly ones will sure fail CHORUS The Woolly The race is for oar country's If niggers win they'll play the deal Pour in the apply the All opposition we must CHORUS The Woolly As freemen we will claim our And push the TEAM with all our Remember now so AS Before our foes NEVER The Woolly 4 To A MAP OF f ore Accept Una map oi Silino will of co lisa jt to us v irf i time in our for we are not there is nothing dead to speak and ing foreign countries that are not laid down on any maps we know There must be lovely lands somewhere for none ever that go and we very much doubt whether any would if they last soon as they take down the old family Bible and they write a clearance of a Sometimes it is a but as rare Ben Johnson so every one Circassian The following fine description of interesting Anecdote of A few months before this ingenious ar- tist was seized with the malady which 'Twas b it a yet it contains More sweetness thin shall bloom Sometimes a blossom from the tree by some returning breath to How different the record on the other a year or so when they sat down the new same name they write life of recently published by a society of one of its most distinguish Boston Notwithstanding the ed he proposed to his matchless est freedom of manners which prevail pencil the work he had entitled a Tail Piece I among them previous to they first idea of which is said to have i become extremely They been started in while the are attentive to their vial glass was circulating around his own and the failing of their maidenly js concealed as much My next said as possible by attention to Tho' shall be the End of all j females are bought and sold in that is the said one of his j there is no part of the world where they your business will be are the objects of more for there will be an end to the rous will be answered The of must have been sighing and therefore the sooner if my work is the They j Accordingly he began the next and as of a continued the design with a diligence that her country women she was not are described by travellers but that will be thought having slight and pliant forms like seemed to indicate an apprehension he but not out that maybe heard among with the should not live till he completed it. he did in the most ingenious by grouping everything which denotes in describing the end of all a an old broom worn to the the butt end of an old a cracked a bow un- a crown tumbling in towers in the sign post of a tavern called the World's End tumbling the moon in for tis Hh it tike th s h .i 3 and co r. JOBBING Job in all its branches executed on and and For of we having a new and complete or good and first rate Scene in a Young Lady's Last Tuesday which will be re- red as one of the warmest of the a young lady at the Webt excessively frightened at a little which transpired about the hour of The young whose beau- ty is only equalled by her and dark has caused than one waistcoat to had reared to her after jag aside the greater portion of her lag she committed herself to the lender embrace of whose ing were aided by the cooling breath of who came in at the open window and fanned her cheeks with In a she was to use the language of 2. la S f-p on s her her window softly and trembling there stood j we about midnight when i Silf boa h is s e un little lilack J. C. Select your remember minted and chartered for When everything is snug Your passage year baggage yon look half half To take a view of all you're You'll get glimpse of And looming far Upon its waters see A clipper signaled B P. from You'll make her out the BUCK AND j few but not in the nor in the jion fair tue Greek cast of merry but in the twilight hours at and eyes and hair and then be syllabled no Bat while we think of was not that a grand idea of the old are not quite that he was one bid them turn u. river its and then roll thu waters over a that might sing as they a for Or where better could he be who ct d the red to its fountain than there within the crystal had But who wiil ever think as the river roils through night and fiom winter into that those bright waters though some writers sing also of Tho blue dalliance the On their heads the girls wear a not unlike the Albanian of let or some other brilliant and med with lace or Beneath dark rise above a grave And yet the river is not in foi many a life as j i some gray and in front by sparkling and as that dances on neath clear and cloud the may hide a eton very near the a hope that's never named a faith that waited for com- ing down and wearied out and and Last On Napoleon's return to Paris from Coupled with the printed in little leading off the tled by a sorry hard behind a onc evening as the moon shone close beside a what a place a wem into lhe of tne to the of the when the whole of the company sat down on the green with the of who stretched himself at full length on the and said that his life erto had been after some silver or it may be simply a er corset joined together by A skirt open in front and confined around the waist by a scarf or falls short of the auLLs to show the wide Turkish trowsers which are tied above Close fitting morocco slippers cover the which being kept as scrupulously surrounded by his at St. c 1T. clean as those of Hindoo if not like her the map ol the globe a the body the chains hair hangs down over shoulders in which held it falling and his braids which are d at the end by a in a silver or tied nesses of the with his hourglass and scythe Cossack girl with bright ons that a tobacco ripe last whiff of ly sweep the Sometimes also going a play book with these plaits are gracefully confined in a Damped in the corner an empty and a statute of bankruptcy i Over their dismiss is worn a jacket of out So far so cried never wakened a a newspaper is to put a Death in. We arc and all at we are in the place of we are looking over the to the of and be- ing remains but taking his pencil in a sort of prophetic fury and dashing off the similitude of a painter's finis exclaimed the deed is all is It is a remarkable and well known fact that he never again took the pallet in It is a circumstance loss that he died in about a year after he had finished this tail Metaphorical but fore we know upon a last If there was only some retired and furtner remarks on ded curner in a with a willow the same he or an urn in where the names that have I No one that I have a desire no owners could be and we could when weary with rambling through the columns of bustle and and read and think how sun one after the all names tend thither those that stand at the head of the column editorial in those that are pointed at with a gt and wondered over with Exclamation and afu r with for a country life but I assure would are protected in the open air by The natural colors of the ornamented with are in frequently left out of a of wooden clogs are worn to avoid Aa for the The are sufficiently a writes in the York being made of green and nd Commerce that he shall vote sure of a only to admit the foot small for He says high and dainty pointed toes slightly turned Tho which as well as the feet arc have the finger nails dyed with the juice of the flowers of the and mff of lie young lady was aroused from her de- J by hearing a noise at the Half unclosing her she as startled by the of a tnat were the other clay and t gain ave 1 rides kit with new that were and found places in the 1( or and woven in a wrt ath for Poet's But there is no such a narrow black line like this to keep the world to prevent the firot thought was to j way times are advertised be- jud to give the fellow a third to jump out of the window as soon as he jumped to which immediately carried into The whistle of the locomotive on the Iron when it gave its first snort on 1th of was but a whisper to the creams of the young The whole i j -or me UL broke into although the Circassian fair aro to liberty and equal which the Emperor re- the tints in their being chalta of American wh earnest invited by the of a to hw through the open It struck her at that hod buca caught by the roar of by a nail or vr as he seemed lobe stern determination to and half the neig by the female I u. t r r. i I in the ILO entered u. An of the of d the lady into ol The imaginary was ier onn hooped which she iad on a hook near the and the wind had inflated and set in There no more sleeping in the that Louis from running name and ob- is performed in if f i n it. And so it is like a grave in a covered with and red by passing it gives us pain to look at and we are glad it is only for a Died last It was nobody that in my power At this the entire a loud to joined in the mosi Indeed I am not Did my tion entire freedom of my desire for the shepherd's life would soon be And said the Grand Admiral of France and King of I be a Venitian in my boat on the sing the undying of said the King of would Dimply be a watchman in where I should at least serve the in- lne in which she gives her of the at present my duty em the pan of and make her fit to be the warrior's The the is in ger. The little cloud which and Calhoun matched even when death was dimming their against which our Washington invoked the sing of is now overhead and raining fire upon the to every portion are not generally by the of which the of 17S9 That magna which good men have thus held above and beyond landscape filled with a multitude of of iu which has and in which the very rocks and cd in at tho over the burn morning and evening with hues scarcely less brilliant and The Circassian maid is said to have in her veins some of the blood of the who bore the and followed hunting in these stUe of dross and measured toother Keep it before the Keep it before the that all the of the Republic are opposed to Fremont and Keep it before the that all the Presidents of the Republic are op- posed to Fremont and Keep it before the that every member of General Harrison's except opposes Fremont and Keep it before the the son and sons-in-law of General Harrison are all opposed to Fremont and Keep it before the that the son of Henry Clay is making speeches in tucky against Fremont and before the that the son of the great and mighty Daniel is opposing Fremont and Keep it before the that the two Whig Senators from the quent Pearce and the talented are opposed to Fremont and and in favor of Keep it before the people that James C. a long devoted consecrated the man who was loved and idolized by the great and gallant Henry and the acknowledged orator of the South and is opposed to Fremont and and in favor of Pennsylvania's Favorite Keep it before the that Rufus of the greatest lawyer of the and the bosom friend oi Daniul the author of that ful and national rung out in clarion tones from old As for I answer to the bugle blast of no that does not carry the flag anc keep step to the music of the is op- to Fremont and a dissolution of the Keep it before the people that Whig candidate on the last State ticket ii is to Fremont and Dis- and in favor of it before the that James for many years a Whig member of and a nephew of the is opposed to Fremont and Abolition and is out for Keep it before the that the lant of the great Whig champion of 1810, is opposed to Fremon and and in favor of Buchanan and Keep it before the that Rober C. late Whig Speaker of Con from is opposed to From the Lecompton Testimony of a Pree State millions of happy who had 1 barked under its protecting is in from the liery elements which surround it. All taught to look to it in a spirit of pride and now turn their anxious gaze upon dreading to see it ignited by die which with her sharing the martial sentiments of are lo Sunmer and Seward have climbed high in- to the rigging of our Ship of and standing are attempting to thrust their into the colors under The whole yOU yOU and so you pass on to were a or a that you see un The old and forg -t there was ever such a nnmc a in the How i i theiu tire tan hni tlic name for the ran tho head 1-sijht that do thai bee n put whore you ui a ra nc dur how tho sun can shin came to who hear with their At this remark his illustrious brother al same ja Ilot lacking in shrugged his shoulders slightly and the feminine j ghe fixedly on the Dressed in brocade or in the Parber are 6tatioucd to keep And said the King of bv i A TX 1-1 i casslan gin is nj as lts at A has crept am I not a citizen of with an in- never -i i i i n liner aim our midst and is engaged to bully the same spontaneously the easy and real friends of imo while Fremont w ith his box of bad is deceiving the mob with his tinsel are nothing but nal machines in Tue Philistines are upon God grant that we may de- un- nd and a rather hav der me a couple of than the some formalities of a And tao am I Jo i Tiun 1 ol for the you in is hard work thu Cue human it search ural as well as most dignified But long as she is in market for a she allows herself tibe seen freely Ly ail or lo She goes un- v ith the other gK though the hand of the stranger before seating herself on the divan Ly his and though truly stroy w pulling down the ple of liberty and crushing as well as beneath its Let the national men and in No- vember the course of the Philistines will Ax G. W. of the New Orleans is answerable for the The most indulgent mother I have of lately lives some two and a half we often go far out of the way in the idle laugh that's pacing on the for for Died last A pleasant time to but not last other a great while yet to To go abroad by the true light of to find the way out from the port of earth by Died last How many near e San on the It was a long time before she would admit then we shall her eldest and best beloved a re- Jt wag lasf and little fellow richly To die at tl is a aud aw following incident we had from a friend who knows the Deacon of is well as being with an enormous handle to his in the i shape of a large in it is how many beautiful and how many for gf Qu a young and how many revered and Some that you and we per haps one that you and we loved We have seen no resolution that better expressed a great political truth than the county can contains a long letter an slavery man iu After giving some account of the outrages by iKe says Tarn not a but I most this so extensively exists in our I believe that the Abolitionists of the Territory the aggressors in nearly every case of culty which has occurred at so for as my humble knowledge extends this is positively go about my own and have no fears of being nor do I think there is the least danger of any person being molested who to have It is the lawless of both ties that fear I hesitate not to avow my are no slaves and no free negroes in even to who pass my house almost and they say that every man has a right iu this country to his own and they have no disposition to interfere with any man's They seem ly and well but despise highway and This is the testimony of a free State roan and not a Missouri There are hundreds of honest free Suite men in our midst who will testify to the We do not a roan for be- ing a free State man a man has a right to his own political views just as much so in Kansas as anywhere else but it is the out- laws that we This and very truthfully that he honestly be- that the Abolitionists have been the aggressors in nearly every difficulty which has occurred Any honest man will say the same it matters not whether he is free State or All men are countenanced and protected by our no matter what is their political and our laws are oppressive to none but outlaws and violators of the is for such men as these that laws are enacted every The law-abiding man feels the jaws oppressive but tees lands our find them no matter by so long as they are made to obey These men that are hired to come out to not to belter their condition not for the purpose of settling down and ing peaceable but for the avowed purpose of openly resisting oar are not law-abiding and of course the laws are it punishes What body of men could enact laws to please out- Fremont and and carries the flag i of Buchanan and the Keep it before the that the Hon. UUU V VL 11IU11 IV Josiah the eloquent champion or Men who do not recognize even in visiting T- j o the of the but nous sections of addressing mass meetings opposed to Fremont and and exhorting his Whig brethren to stand up for as he is the only national candidate on Keep it before the that the of the United look to a higher A set of who are circulating a petition throughout the Northern portion of these United aided by political to get the most violent of their ren to praying Congress 10 dissolve der E. the leading and eloquent the existing A set of who Clay Whig of Northampton have in instances is opposed to Fremont and and al flag only sixteen upon is making speeches in of Buchanan number of the free StateSi striking and universal freedom for white j out aH Southern States from the Keep it before the that W. ous The Black at B. the talented District Attorney of some of their have done this patriot and a Clay declaring themselves in tavor of has denounced Fremont and and Can we expect such fanatics as is raisins his eloquent voice in favor of led on by such men as Buchanan and the American Keep it before the that Hon. Robinson lo edge obedience to our laws Some of their S. the champion of the Clay political preachers and leaders have Whigs in the of has come cd that they did not acknowledge the Bi- out boldly in opposition to Disunion and ble nor Jesus of their and is now working might and and can we expect to main for the success of Buchanan and the edge any laws govern any people 1 preservation of our glorious i When such men these are put down Keep it before the that Fremont peace will reign supreme in the is not a candidate in any State We Lave too much confidence in Mason's and Dixon's and his election conservative portion of the North would be fallowed by a dissolution of the to believe for ones that they will suffer by ciul war and A and decorous is her di be and the country she wields her cheek almost without a blush to the lips of the wamor Excellent the slaughter of the feels en- j titled to clasin those favors which in less fortunate lands c an only be stolen by adopted by the Democracy of highly poetical young man in the following swains the most and whose stars at klc gtate aid The Circassian girls are sparingly says an ancient living mostly themselves to be led astray by sach able wretches as and we further be- lieve that they rise up en masse and 03> at the strike Abolitionism such a deadly blow that consternation and terror these days when women distribute make speeches in public get mobs and wear high it is some con- d the whole solation to mankind to know that there are 1 That the few pleasures left to his exclusive en- One of these is described by a She may surpass man in lion Iu last week's issue we published thc of a meeting the composed of both law-abiding free Stale and at they pledged j wh h talcing op a collection m the church to which the deacon on bread of and in her food as she is neat in her thp North nd be called but one at- of to fe is beyond her Territorial yet her can't This is proof conclusive their violent attempt to array tho their bmer denunciations of Southern can i suave that au oE free State mea iti ery persona to whom he presented the living in a society of simple tastes and Southern by their ing Let her have her seemed to be possessed with an and natural always treated with fa of the lable desire to Tne deacon did not i know what to make of He had often lant magnifying the slavery question above all able and kids and perfumed A nmAr hv saplings were till the sky looks like a gieat tinted On his and Lad placed a all the present thrown upon the shore of small piece of sticking plaster Circassian head tne w as I alone that wrapping the mantle of im- which are pasted on the end of every spool to clc There will in town to-day a lot of mortality about that putting aside with a pale hand thc azure curtains that This the l a sj Qn a ag enough to of 11 lated with magnifying the slaver a race of men whose other questions; by their contemptuous TV i v f m ivr 7 disregard of the and and by she can never of July appealing to a higher by their know the supreme the Slit tells the following good-sized stories that upon this issue ness of leaning back in the cushioned in regard to the products of the Golden arc the highest by their at- the convenient rest for the the t0 States the avowed snowy about the fine white Day yesterday a woman to crush oiu the political influence of the cool Western portion of the city gave birth the other fifteen by their struggle touch of the the delicacy of the child which has twelve crib 01 Northern hands the whole ber's the gentle of them can be distinctly and the I power of the Federal to the are all feelings she tie is very much to complete exclusion of the are is necessarily a stranger Woman s We are anxious to know what California conventions cannot reach the produce Yesterday they maj wear the but they come the and a cabbage measured I she may always have a dean and here to be resided trues ima specimen of Black Re- drawn around this crudle of a world that of even a Puritan his EST The greatest pleasure of life and beautiful but ketch the j venturing away from home for the first j and we think thc laughing around him by that day's i love the greatest I barber's how unfortunate 1 beginning for J
