Vevay Weekly News (Newspaper) - April 18, 1860, Vevay, Indiana ir. 05 MAIN TllE OF ' ' riKK Devoted 3jiu'. o to the the its IK ' 5. Ferry in AND TEA ihc 3m;sI.VGS. love the the vf st bat sent PQ cheer ' te Ob. maj not We m life To tss To JUf and tead of Vu 1 M. I. O X A K T V H 1.1 at fhc Povt m Story of ' 1 1 i art the bui a thut aod fcr ofie and coon is past no I do rot lo of Ibi city which for a coi o the of iorm or J I ibis inner ot that A oar The Jong down frona 6tret' Mrs. coatd br passing a Mrs. availed bat one being ic great to ill to the - T i abo down face to with a frown apoo bar set her eJ foot or tbc Parsing to ofi sucb cics BLd sita a of Hiilt n voicas shouted ilje tna the OJ and Jibe the that the ami was taken at her An witb frown as sbe fl duty smiling at her a cobweb curtain Tbo SHW the oq her and ber to a from mVd bv the she near again on with of the of to afa ' hey ' different mef for the ' kind tracts i good i time ' the care wear Howard it clothing which suffer the | It wm two that win on her i made ber first call at the Dear trieH sTp as she a wretched T should would infect city with snow it is for be w Are you friend of she siin pie wiEb i a. tb o n ed a carta in the of 3dber,.'coRfc^nfe':i - wrought n bad her don't want to if was tne but she i g we mil Theu I Said Cl JLr 1^iber lina Iw r V n ' ' MI i m i ti tin ' - grace tc in rain bova of rand ou J p to like tLe | ' as we get this Ae ibey sent and I eanis which any thins but at ei fry to the blessings I ' ' ' own opoa ns by -an Ail Wise I was iull of. f AND of loved our vif J beau y tbo e br ihv leaves of io ihe of to but Is if we aro tL ' are to if TOO The tbo tore iu her frem ber hor the .in from LASE THE to plaVe at the bead the J namu oi a and wuh I for to a similar 'the In that who we act in with the looked ao croas at first the in the State in as with the voice of should you ba I I on as a by busband the leading delegates - j of OH -t may not Nor have wc K 10 y V ' c f over oar I - v. fr. y Mu ind. 1*-- Vine 7 A 41 e a ki to lb an 4 ri at br ibe apy of our readers hear A depy that his patty or with the in juit iKo to The Sew tha it ooi ' Tim of New llam that wuh John or tha old we liave a He 8Cx<in* or tend Oa mure of the that makes such and it needed only planet to nanie of ' - Jefferson was r triad to puf bot she on her from the ite mark on her and her booth had not at all improved by the The of horrid to - went home by the furthest way whatever her baste might never to try Urne by Jibing through Howard her tripped along her little she said to as lior b ppy the dingy I'll see how many smiles I ean dirty her heart she 'S s The the editor Of which aim then 6tata of Brown sa we wo iove wt honor be gathered to a Bald with a that horn ilo getting bis pop the tbat he did not ter and and Washingtons of | Don't taut op with an will if I gave him 7, Norwich Courier ' and Ufe toa Bulletin considered his crime Attention Paid to U ' - - ' - aad ' JO. 11- but waa on ihe acted o. i % -on C h back a rather nU Uby through aod commenced ft that the la to ai dear and hurried to tba broom in not this time to improvise a mod sim so dirty for aod will qme want It off and to are trv collision after the bova were put in ihe Mrs. lb a am it oughtn't to live in Jefferson did she of seeing her the the rest were the creatures are said no 080 jn to Baldwin not help interest .in the J readily to ber kind telling Mr. Baldwin stie set out for feU they gave for timing too dirty place lor the Hke said I ye for iti I rale lady see my 4 use to go 80..wid No. and the poor poured her the stranger's the lov ing I caa jeelings my after ahe has-been out a all the bat this smart who art nicely for L iute ho I Won't my little Won't you place everything tnd keep so l call I cao bow atd his and have his clothing I tor he is I - upon in Howard street that her and many the W They promised to the advice The words left in tie homes In two ed Tady bas she's come at w ptace The cobwebs bad been brushed ' in the and A ' ' in ini and from child ready faw ed iter 6f State are already instructed for General and those from California out be also so if the of that Stafe should instruct their all J and they will General Lane as their first and the delegates will support him in ' ' ' are and cogent Genr Lane nomination for the at Ud is and as a slat t he a of great and hence political and that over of State tbo He is a and in check the wild Democrat of the and fid Ic great principle bji Pierce bo to asd - man witb qualities the Charleston Convention is bound by its to Democratic party to and there other will be who in themselves aU in a Chief Magistrate of a great nation and trying we do not believe there can. will be to on the ground of capacity will nnite essential qualities of popularity the whole and so pre-eminently enjoyed It ia on all be quite as to the entire South as any em man could that he has any or local in common with but simply they the most perfect confidence in his pat. and unswerving devotion to all the compromises guarantees the is certain that be is as strong in 1111-, and all tbe as or as or any other in Pennsy or And this in all the which is There fa single vote in any that Democrat be from there aie II It of thousands in the west that no other Democrat ' i These ace to anif her It thet the shoald send a. thorough iy his na acid exe every to maks the standard bearer party and guardian of the Pacifie ' ' - ' the of a President from amongst practically to fee of to the patriotism and local pride of whole of- the Charleston Con we utmost well the very powerful current of lie already manifested his - throughput the aod the Western obvious and undoubted fact more be tut an an y before the With this banner the and hope to keep it flying shall perch upon it in the in of General Jo. to the of President of the United ' among a is to afe give for the oar so m neh of the various platforms as relates to the subject the plat forms of- Md and Whig and Abolition platforms of ' ' i That Congress baa the Constitution tb interfere with or the - domestic of the and that such States sole and proper judges of to their own not prohibited by all efforts of or ' made to Congress to with of take incipient steps relation are calculated lead to the most and all diminish the happiness of the and endanger ought countenanced by .to our i- sanctioned in: which makes pum the land of and the of. the of every - ever been cordial v the and every IQ abridge the of among te resisted wUh spirit which swept the a lieti laws our Statute 1852 the above were and the following m on 10. That the proposition and was to whole of slavery agitation in therefore the Democratic party of the standing upon this national will abide by and adhere a faithful of the acts known as the Mea settled by the last act. for the ol fugitives from service or labor which act being designed to carry out an express provision of the with fidelity be repealed or so changed as to or impair its 11, the Democratic party will all attempts of in Congress or out of of the slavery question under whatever shape or the attempt may bo of ' 8. the Thirty-first known as the Compromise act fur the ery of fugitives from received and in by the of United States as b final in principle and substance of the to they and so far as these acts are we will and insist on their strict until time d em of to guard against of 'the laws on one amf the their powers on the oth their present carry of the and WS all on gestions as dangerous to our and will continue renew Platform Squatter not teach is 1:0 where to found in it. That it is not is so clear that wu - have been to see how an honest and ably is so much .so that can Th J this Hon. Bj F. qt idd a. to the ed ito rs of the Mobile in which he what ha intended iu and what position it was as Mr ' Half is a gentleman and it is to bina to as we that it scarcely possible to idea to in In have but upon the by your to that l e charges opon conceding to a Legislature abolish institution of That That we recognize the right of the of the acting through the flirty will of a majority of whenever the number of io form a iion or without domestic and be into the Union upon perfect equality with the other The right recognized is that of the Constitution or without 1%, n 0 act touching by tije or the of a delatares they have then are entitled ro be ad omitted r in to Lhe aud is. doctrine against the ' more slave S this the precise was laid by huun In his in of ji ' It. as a onr a in forming baye to a ad they tu ay that tjo other tion is imposed by on ba j and ot tha with principles on system J and the 04, author of I am content to leave opinions 0/'Mr tor upon the of whole Southern and f who mean tu maintain equal rights of the States in all the to ask of them bwt their ' T B. F. 13,,-1860. will of however ' iNDii the in his ' ' ' SeWard requires the Do yoa think he obey the love of the hang Not for ten thousand times the more for which bis a would W. Seward lift his fb slave tb You what it li is only a cotE for as to of our -est when he Bwore to the he intended commit of and are these Abolition orators and saM in favor of Jo. of- fcK President of United meets approving comments from the ali all the ' The that Lane of being the party as it will nationally has favorite and the invariable choice of all be 1 --, ' - - u c e f books sp ins .qa into House will s hii ' to of so infinitely and obviously i i all of
