Oshkosh Democrat (Newspaper) - August 30, 1850, Oshkosh, Wisconsin The Democrat at Wisconsin Friday morning by JAMES DENSMORE i VILLAGE papers left at a year ii able in ADVA SCE OF ADVERTISING t One 3 Each additional insertion 25 cents For six months v By the Year 7 1 One square i i of a Column Full the privilege their advertisements every six ute Prices Attorneys and Counsellors at Law and tors in s Oshkosh R J Tit G Counsellor and Attorney at Law Wisconsin is JENCKES PH Office in CHAH J L May 8 jT W BURGESS Homoeopathic Physician and House COTTRILL POWERS and Retail Dealers in Groceries and Provisions Staple Dry Goods Nails Sash Glass Hard ware Boots and Shoes A-c Ac Ferry street opposite the Oshkosh House L II F M Jf and Counsellors at Law County Wisconsin BU TRICK Sr lion N Y A TI D Doty Nee Rufus King Milwaukee WHEELER Attorneys at Law Rapids Co Will to all business confided to care attention paid to Col- Land business NAI HAW H Unit Edwin L Buttrick JURT COMMISSIONER For Counts Aid the oj lork Ji J IT JUSTICE OF TUE Public General Wi Co R cf Ihz Circuit Cow I of go County 4 Register in tafo doois of the T A Bather and Hair Dreiser two south of the Hotel will be jound at all reasonable hours to servo the in the line of hts also fitted THING ROOMS in A ond manner ite will lie able to warm or cold Baths at all hours J wishes to announce to tha public that ho has commenced the above Fursy olie aoor south of Dr is on hand Gunsmithing A- H HART having located at ei now pre- pared tado any work in his line of his the shortest notice Single Double und Revolving Rifles made to ot der do well to give him a A H HART Jan A CO 1850 Storage Forwarding Commission Merchants fitted up and enlarged their Warehouse on the opening of navigation to do ani in the above line All entrusted to the tr care will be at- with promptness and despatch and at reasonable charges REFERENCES Jl Cti ecu Bay Co tk John Fond du Lac jt If jVw Isaac Davis Sheboygan G J Coon Co Crane H H OSHKOSH TO THE DISCUSSION OF EVERY THING RELATING TO PUBLIC GOOD VOL II FRIDAY AUGUST 30 1850 NO 26 the Police Gazette t The Strike As the conductor of a public journal feeling a deep interest in ali that affects he and happiness bdr a lion of people in this ctty and desirous of being watchful ot whatever may tend to a love for Republican tions it is proper to offer a few upon the scenes that have grown out of Livery and Exchange The undersigned having established himself business in this village on High in the first building west of the School House is at all times to furnish le or Single Teams and Carriages with or without Drivers and Saddle Horses on able terms Horses bought and sold or exchanged C BURGESS cell Jnh let laboring classes in our city within the few lUys It is the great disparity which exists in social life that is cause of the disorderly and riotous condition of our city for the past days With all our boastings of Liberty and Equality both social and political experience proves that society among us 13 a where human tights forced to their way in and are often lost amid the os and by the difference the social community We are ol those who believe there should be no octrois in society A y is but a hollow sound n may strike the pleasantly yet the at- tempt to enforce it will terminate in riot and revolution t All nature is filled with of inequality It is good that it is 30 There would be ing to admire in the world about us were it not for that pleating variety which strikes the eye when viewing the visible creation liow should we appreciate in- unless there degrees or how could we admire the virtuous and benevolent unless wo could look limes upon the vicious and the What causes our preference lor but our knowledge of the evils and oppression incident to other of Em the inequality we speak of and which is conducive to our happiness is a very different thing from mat which deprives the masses of those rights the and of which are es to their happiness All men right to liberty and the jf All men have a light to labor and to the of that No mailer what the foun of may be if The People who live under it cannot get to do at prices lhat will enable to live comfortably and those who aie dependant on them that Government should be Jf the auh lies not in the form of the Government but u is lo bad to power of capital or to a system of social the proper edy should be it lead to temporary social war and bloodshed Thf social condition of citty 01 those political regulations which a slate of suffering m the ranks of large masses of the community should be if possible and forcibly if diate consequences may i With these brief explanations we shall not be mis understood in we have lo say respecting the movements of large masses of our laboring classes past few days Strong excitement in the minds of the body of the in oui city The of capital presses heavily upon them In attempting break Jit they may have committed many that are not m accordance with or in strict mony with the sublime theory of human rights seek to the brain is by injustice of those whose capital employs it and the body is exasperated by tion H cannot be that osophy to those who suffer will be as cool and gende as the of Their agonised remonstrances must be looked for in a hurricane form The speeches of some of those who ad- dressed the recent meetings of the tives m this city vividly us of the late Revolution in France A of society is demanded in that the evils of may be Any said one of the speakers at a of the tailors in the Park made to plaster up the pres ent system of society must fail it must be taken Mapy of the best the tailors have to work hours a day and then aid of their wives can earn from four to six dollars week A Who can pay house rent support the members of a family and live decently not to sny com- on such a sum It is a gross injustice and it is the duly of every roan whatever his occupation may be to come forth put on the armor of warfare and qease riot his efforts until labor is amply rewarded The first great measure to be adopted is of the Public Lands which will tend to draw off the surplus labor from the large cities It is impossible to avoid anarchy and in any country where there is a monopoly of the soil Men of wealth should bear this in mind If they wish to perpetuate the light of property must go to work and make the public do main free to all who wish to settle it will ba secure m the en of their It is not an amount of wealth that men desire but a competency of the necessaries of life This all have a right to if they art willing to labor for it A reasonable of labor in each hours allowing sufficient for ation improvement of the mind and sufficient to should hav something left for his when thai should be paid a sunn support the laborer and he i From the Boston Prayers for Prayers were put up in all the city and ifi all Episcopal churches throughout the State on for the souls Pearson and bowe paragraph Struck niy eye I mentally exclaimed How much more do men expect from God than they For last For the pardon and period of life arrives when his toil should end A less remuneration would criminal and the lhat does net enforce full payment either political power or through a cial life fails to do Its duty to its bers and deserves to theu ears the constant ringing 11 sound of We do not justify some of the t of the operatives now on a strike for be ler pay in forcible measures to vent some of co laborers from suing their No man has i right to and beat a fellow destroy his and the property cf of his employer because he will form to his views Reason and merit are better in such a case bim that his continuing to labor for ir- adequate pay is an injury to the grett body of workmen and in the end to self and if his family would not suffer from his discontinuing to do so he conform to youi views The men of this have the political power in their hands and if they wilt it rightly they will i all that is desirable The operatives have nol acted in the recent riots in which they have Though those were disorderly proceedings small of their been engaged engaged in the but a number yet the done is them in the The is the proper weapon not pistols and dirks When all other means fail to secure a just for labor then bloodshed come let anarchy not not till then sn W to society what they pardon and forgive will come from a er fountain All the paths of Lord are and truth are the merciful for they shall mercy 25 1850 to Christian ministers pray what did ness of tha above men In all and in all the the mentioned churches of Boston Episcopal throughout Massachusetts were petitions offered up lo Almighty God that He would have mercy on the souls of these wretched men and not only their terrible offences but soften their hearts by the influences of the Divine Spirit and make them partakers in- the joys of felicity Now this is asking a good deal the hands of God And it is to be presumed that those who officiated in his several prayed in for whatsoever is not of faith is sin But how can they expect so much from God when themselves have denied the poor sufferers so little Prayers ardent sincere solemn prayers have been offered to for the pardon aud forgiveness of Webster Education of the Blind Vl July By ft recent act of the Legislature of i State Session Laws 1850 page provision has been made establishment of an Institution for the of the Blind to be located at this place The Board of Trustees having for the miserable dismal have confidence in measures that ceases we say let heroes and use more congenial and implements to secure the lights of man Such is a brief position of our of human right and the means of them It wi bo seen that we have no sympathy will the and oot afraid to hit t at a revolution cf social law pcli ical power Jails to accomplish what believe it can and should Society has a claim upon the services of its members and each member a clam upon society for a If those who possess the wealth of a con munity may say to the operative do not want your tha latter may ly wa do not want yoi r idleness If there is not a place for a I at Nature's table who shall say that in a scramble for a seat the arm of the laborer shall not prevail If aie asked to respect the which says it dividual property must be protected from plunder we answer that we will there is a higher law which declares manity mast bg froiA suffering and It not do to say to the necessitous and suffering laboring classes who produce all the wealth pf the itis in accordance with a law of nature or a decree cf idence that the few are to be surrounded with all the luxuries of life and live in while many are for the want of bread Carry out these principles if possible through the quid power of suffrage and the selection nf men to political station who know tte evils and wants of the masses If th s method fails we say to the laboring ses TRY SOME OTHER Pearson bat only boon of life life in a toiling all the iong years of their ted time on earth as an atonement for their crimes out from God's green earth away from home and kindred and doomed to perpetual silence and with no hope of only through the of God truths of a Resurrective life But has man ted this Would the Christian churches in Boston and the Episcopal churches in our State grant it Would ths ministers of Christ grant it if they had the By no means How then can they expect so much mercy when they will show wo mercy The Governor and Council were besought to allow the Pearson a few more days or 19 prepare for as he was unfit to die but even this favor was re- fused and yet the very man who would deny mercy would look up and ask God to show mercy yea infinite and eternal This has always been the custom of the judge on the bench in not at Misfortune Never rejoice at another's to your Germany they make use of the saying my corn which a person repeat who because it may turn out In some parts of prospect of something e has to hira while a and carpenter were taking a walk they observed at some distance a small known to them both on The carpenter pointed to it and said lo his corn is for that if the old housi s were new ones would require o be but as he looked intently at tie conflagration and not at the road after saying this he fell into a ditch broke his arm said tl e surgeon it appears to me that my coin is already ripe sentence of death on a mortal order that you be and that you be hinged by the neck until you are dead dead DEAE God have meicy on your 1 have not uttered the above thoughts because I am of opinion that the men names are at the head of this article were riot as black crimes as were ever placed 03 record not because were ting Executive clemency considering the demands of the present law with ence to capital but because this law is sail sustained by the anity of Massachusetts and because of the of denying a poor prit all mercy and then asking God to jhow mercy What an audacious acl As much as to say Great God I have dipped my hands in the blood of rny brother by condemning him to I have beeft deaf his cries for have denied him even the small favor of a few days respite 19 prepare his for the bar of God coon send him all sinful as he lis into the immortal world But now O Lord I ask you to have mercy on his soul Do not con- demn him to a world pain forgive offences restore him to thy bless him with the joys of an salvation How can such men themselves expect to ye forgive men their trespasses heavenly Father will also forgive you but if ye forgive not men trespasses neither will your Father forgive your Malt vi 14 15 The ground may be assumed by some that God is not besought to pardon the offender and make him a partaker of heavenly happiness only on condition of severe repentance on part But is liot asking of God more than we are willing to Are those in favor of the gallows moved at all m favor of eacy by repentance of the By no means If it were positively de- to theft minds Wehster and Pearson had experienced trie new birth and were made most truthful and sincere Cristians by the of the Holy yearning only for purity and truthfulness it would not weigh tne amount of a feather in their minds in fevor of commutation God would forgive on such conditions but they could not Oh no The divine institution must be sustained The Jerrold defines tism as puppyism come to its full of the law must and man must be hanged be vindicated whether he be wicked sinner or a devoted If we err at all let it be on the side of cy then our prayers to God that he will upon a method It is remarkable that laying hold of mobility of the frame comet alto from a Swede Ling the just that the body lives in motion that the Lungs give that motion waa the gain of another Swede namely Swe den bo indeed formed the main truth of his physiological The latter I regard as the ciple of which has yet been put into body former may Lurn out to be one of the most vital of thw Curative Arts G W organized have bestowed their first attention upon the arrangements ry for the school which will be on the first Monday of October next Mr Joseph T Axtell a State Institution for the graduate of the Blind in Ohio the general of the school by a competent and judicious matron to whom the ment of the household will be entrusted The pupils will be provided with boarding lodging fuel at the ex- pense of the Institution and will be un- der tha constant supervision of the or Matron subject to the control of the Board of The Trustees in adopting this method of making known the organization of the Institution wish to be understood that their labor is entirely gratuitous except the reward from the consciousness that they are engaged in the cause of manity and they solicit the earnest operation of the friends of this cause in aiding them in atl ways that may tend to the benefit of the and that those to whom this circular may be would communicate to the corresponding the name sex residence or address of the Blind in thier respective localities gether with their age and cause of capacity for instruction and other information which may be of interest The friends of pupils will be re- quired to supply them with proper log and lo be at the expense of their elmg to and from By the acl above referred to it will be seen that the Board of Trustees is ize j to receive donations for tbe benefiit of the Institution We hope to be able to acknowledge the liberality of the people of Wisconsin in this behalf by the re- cf such as may be for the benefit of tha whether in ey or otherwise and all will be according to the wishes of the donor We hope to hear from you as eaily as practicable for the reason that it may be necessary to know the number for whom provision should be made and from this number must be limited until the propel buildings can be erected Very respectfully Your obedient servants A HYATT SMITH LEVI ALDEN WM A BARSTOW C HIRAM FOOTE IRA MILTIMORE LEVI ALBEN Secretary A New Pathy A is now much talked of here as a piece of Progress is the new system of Mechanical or Motor Medicine called OR THE BY ACTIVE AND PASSIVE MOVEMENTS It has been practised for 40 years in Stockholm and is this year for the first time prominent in England The method con- sists in applying motions active and passi vie exercise to body and in rendering these fo special that you can operate the various inward organs Frte tion post ire motion are all made use of and the science has ao far advanced that already as many as a sand different movements have been de- vised for the moving and ging the failing parts and powers within There are thus languages of NUDGES to remind the brain liver spleen and alt of effects approve the plan and stamp it Posting of viewed was ft quarter tit o'clock when they crossed the the latest hour at which newspapers cau posted without ft a It was then just drizzling The great dow of that department being thrown open first black fringe of a newspapers impending over discharging itself fitfully now now in sudden now stopping altogether By it be- gan to rain hard by fast until tt blew hailed and snowed newspapers A fountain ot newspapers played al tho window Waterspouts of newspapers broke from ed the men A of newspapers tha Newspaper River Head seemed to be destruction to the miserable Post Office The puil office is ao full already that the window foamed at mouth with Newspapers out like and tumbled m again by ers All the boys tti have gone mad and to Le the with newspapers Now ail J the there as fr find then n an w a weak old man Km as the minute hand ot the near lo six such a torrent of ami such of newspapers came bling IB heels bne above thai head looked on chiefly the springing over one- heads the garter into the or on of those as an art and science It pursued s exercise into details fice the enthusiasm ol of acrobats at M thin t just themselves nightly v ith the papers and get red world Suddenly u Shut Sesame Perfectly No- body -No louen ol not loo late Uut u h a a within lien up lo in papers on great relies una dig- as system uf admirably among newspapers ging anJ delving m- if s new description cO seek hid blasted info mm up ariJ down a in ds e and by engine taking with them u but All thei time all the in I i os all llis all the ai all the vanm s ail all thr fc cities of til I the civil ad on p u celled dealt up passed to bun J in an and less but realty iu a ami pursued six all lolling of us shall find fault rather extensive of aul evil v hen it at a glance or iu their ed thai seventy d all the wards of eighty million spn pie r slain aro distributed annually office Lut most of the London are ioto ibe country by farly trains Ori the other hind the same paper passes through several limes accounts for the small excess of ten million stamps issued over papers posted In weight One hundred and eighty-seven of paper and print pass up and the ingenious week ami lo the corners fo i from to Botany from the to Chusan House Words Rival to the Ken Two Caves hive Cave Ueen explored seir New York one being seven with a lake on which a boat els sent up do not reach the The wave is for it has a beautiful one room ia 320 feet in i t whereby disease is literally for the time HANDLED One important truth which accrues from it is tions without are j inward and that by scientific knowledge you send m messages to particular parts which are received just where they are wanted and nowhere else The recognizes motion for the first time as an impo element in the living frame and throws the chemical and cular views which are dead and chaotic into the bringing forward the physical and mechanical which are large to and founding idea may Be farmed States Hotel af Saratoga by 1 Messrs Marvin from the fo list of Provisions consumed daily are now about 700 guests at the House to which may be 100 300 making f _t i i -1 L t tiT feed daily consume other the following 500 libs Beef 500 do Mutton Chickens 150 Ducks and 600 Butter RoHs breakfast 4 barrels of Flour In Ohio moat of tha peach are really breaking the dauce of the fruit apples are ly as abundant fruit crop to be everywhere good
