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Fort Wayne Weekly Times (Newspaper) - April 10, 1856, Fort Wayne, Indiana To ii manii till. Uejo Clito. Fort Wayne the Virday my Kami Al Uzl 10, 1856. Tim a of in times strictly Amui a to payment in Adu Mcc per annul at six at the end of the allowance foe Kim Xing the records of and mortgages last week we explained the history of the acts under which the indexing of the records of deeds and mortgages of really in this co. Was done and named the allowance therefor which was we there showed that the act of 1852, Wlinich took effect in this county and in fact All Over the state by proclamation of the gov on Theoli of May 1853, authorized the indexing of the records and Impo sed on the recorder that duty within a reason Able time after the taking effect thereof and fixed the compensation to a reasonable sum in the discretion of the county Board that the work was delayed by recorder Colerick Frein the taking effect of the act Goth May 1853, till dec. Before we have any positive proof of another bus nud cult do in n similar kind of work. Let us take the work of the auditor of Allen county for the year 1855, in the one item of duty that of making calculating and finishing his duplicate of taxable property for that year and we a Hill find so surely we run the question to a solution that the work is greater that is there u More of count More of hard dior an More intricacy in it than in the Index prepared by Colerick. Lei us Sec How Long in look to make that duplicate and then judge of the work o or. Competent clerk of or. Co Crick. The auditor commenced that work on the 3d of june 185-1, and bad the work completed und delivered by the first or second week in septem Ber following having worked through All the sultry Days of that uncommon season. For this work the same Board of commissioners Al Lowed the auditor s 5-15, n fair sum for three months work and one that satisfies him but for work not so Grent nor so difficult the recorder got or limes is much is the auditor. Now where is the Justice of the thing. But in order to make the fraud appear less the very sagely or As sagely is his Dull comprehension will says that or. Colerick took it to depreciated comity orders when he could have Diu aural it docs seem too silly thus to talk for it does t make Ucli difference what is the nature of the Depre Ile or. C. Is getting More than three times the actual value of such work. That he the commencement thereof being a period of much Diffen More than 18 months that not Content with do Cintio Irwi ing ote Workin a reason Tilc time nor of accepting j times the Ai a reasonable Cowpens to for i labor or. Cole could have successfully demanded the Cash Rick wholly failed to do it even in part for More than one and u half Carf and then having commenced Itin dec. Tiger implies it in nov he continues it two and a Lulf two untrue for he was bound to take the order for the allowance if it were All he claimed and then like other men demand the Cash at the treasurer s office out of moneys therein cloth thirds of the necessary time for its entire com in close appropriated and when not paid the treas a action and then we find a combination of lie Urr would in Daryl its presentation and or. Corders from some of the Large counties in the Colerick would have to be Content with drawing state on the huh feb., s3s, asking the leg i interest till the Treasury was Replete and then Slature to give then. Leave to make a More con the principal and interest and return the Eise Index that is by briefing the description of the land mortgaged or deeded and then charging 15 c is per Hundred words 3 figures being equal to one word for the work and repealing that Laid which gave them a reasonable fee for it. Order. Or. Colerick does not form an exception to the general Rule As the Sentinel would have us believe. It is lamentable that our treasure is so depleted but it is just this kind of Over reaching on the part of the officers and pets of and what is worse in order to carry out the the county that has brought that Treasury to disgraceful purpose of the new act they induced bankruptcy and so Long As the county Board the legislature to declare it a Case of emergency i i be w Recreant to their duty an and have the act take effect from and after its Sai of the people s Money and paid Fais Rye to wit from so that they the re d be so prod mercenaries and after the 14th feb. A press As the Sentinel will be bribed and Borders could proceed with for Money to hide their official corruption the work where it had not been completed in and attempt to lie Down every attempt to cd Der the full Assurance that they were to get an p03e them for Lac bin fit the just so exorbitant allowance for All they should do of Longwill tar words till the work should he completed and to loss who the tax have it filched from them As much More As they could filch out of the co. J the of a party and clique who Are under favouritism or by imposing on. The Igno Rance the county and it seen As tutors on the body politic Gan Grening and then killing it. That who and been the most remiss As was j Tuc county Board in the Case of co Crick s the Case with or. Colerick judging Only from the talc claim married on its face its own con the amount of his allowance would Tret the damnation should have halted in their scats the Aker Icax party in Indiana. The following proclus Mullion from the presi Dent of the state Council of ind. In the Beslin Dex of slut Are the feelings of that party in the state and embodying As it does those grand features which we claim to have some hand in getting embodied into the proceedings of the National Council at Cincinnati in nov. Last we think the More of it. Let croakers cease their noise and remember that while the people s party of ind. Stand on the platforms of 185-1 Neil 1855, that the american party will unite with them and will so unite As Long a it the people s party does not demand a or abandonment of the american Prina Pla or tie disorganization of the american , april a i85c. 26 Gie a Marx of me american party of Indiana at a meeting of the executive committee of the state concil held at Indianapolis on the 2d div of april after n full expression of the members upon those questions that have Divi ded and distracted the american party in other states the commit Lee unanimously adopted the allowing suggestions and earnestly request the Rue friends of americanism to co operate with them in carrying out the views of the commit tee that As in 185-1 we Siatis uncompromisingly opposed to the present corrupt National administration and us a party wac stand ready of co operate with any party which Aims to put in end to its misrule. And further we regard he repeal of the Missouri Compromise an in fraction of the plighted Faith of the nation the same should be restored and if efforts to that end fail Congress should refuse under All circumstances to admit any state into the Union operating slavery made free by the Compromise. Therefore we approve of the Call for a people s convention to be held on the first Day of May next and earnestly Call upon the american party throughout the state to Send a full Dele a Tion to that convention. Attest we. Sheets pres t. W. W. Wei omit. The american party of Allen co. In accordance with the proclamation of the president of the state Council will on the receipt of this notice proceed at an Early time to select such delegates is will attend said convention on the 1st May next and provide for the necessary expense of at least one from each Council unless he choose to defray such himself. A vital of the Atlantic. New York april 3d. The Atlantic has arrived at this port bringing Liverpool dates to March 19th. Peace is considered As virtually concluded and the arrival of Prussia s plenipotentiary at Paris was alone wanted to sign the protocol. A son is born to the emperor and Empress of France. The British parliment was not in session owing to the easter recess. Nothing had transpired respecting american affairs. No news of the Pacific. Liverpool Dull and rather of the a talk. Kaka Ifon judge per Kun. Dauphin wis brought before me at Chambers in Indianapolis on last Friday afternoon tic 2ttli a March in obedience to a writ of Hareas Corpus. Convictions under the liquor act of 1850 were re Turr d As the cause of his detention in prison. A motion was made for his discharge on the ground that said liquor act was unconstitutional and convictions under its nullifies. The motion was resisted on the ground that the supreme court were equally divided upon the constitutionality of the act and hence the court of com Mon pleas had jurisdiction to decide the question for itself. The Case was argued by or. Baird of Lafay Ette for and by judge Morrison of this City against the Validity of the convictions. On the close of the argument i stated that if it would meet the approbation of counsel i would take Lime to consider of the judgment to be rendered and transmit it when made to Lafayette. Coun Sel acquiesced. I Felt that due Courtesy to the judge of the common pleas who had imprisoned the Petitioner and to the Noble and Learned counsel who had made arguments As Well As duly in the impartial administration of Justice required that i should divest myself of All pre opinion and carefully con Sider the whole Case. It was also my intention to present at length the reasons for the conclusions at which i might arrive but i find myself compelled to abandon hat intention As the continued critical state of health of a member of my family docs not per Mit the use of time to carry it into effect. I must limit myself therefore to a very Hasty statement of conclusions without accompanying reasons the liquor act of Indiana May be void in whole or in part. 1st. For want of Power in the legislature to enact a prohibitory Law. So. Because its sections arc not embraced by its title. 3d. Because they Are special and 4th. Because they assign cruel and unusual punishments. On the first of these Points the supreme court have equally divided. The others the court have not considered and the question upon them entirely open and not p re judged. Judge Stewart in his opinion says it is proper to add what was announced in the Onset that the details of the Law Are nut be fore us and this opinion is not to be regarded As covering the search and seizure clause. It is confined wholly to the question before Power of the legislature to restrain the Sale and now i hold the Law void not Only on the question of Power but for other of the reasons mentioned at least the port of it on which these convictions rest and also because so great n portion of it has been held void by a rim Dorily of the supreme court As in effect to annihilate the entire act. Hence i hold the common pleas court is without jurisdiction to punish for violations of the act and its judgments inflicting such punishments entirely void. As u consequence i feel it my duty however reluctantly to order a discharge from imprisonment under such judge ments. Such will be my course till the supreme the amount of urn allowance would Tret the in Cir seals easier qualities Bill Uota largest pay from the county Treasury and if the Oil set about thorough investigation and then tons were not changed bus inc or work bad not been then done Whol a there was n i throwing themselves Between the people and Chance under in apparent construction of the i 8uc ruinous attempts it overreaching have re new statute to put a few jays More on it the Furci All called to their Aid Ork and then charge the u Hole up to the interposition a c met of Law As to the Legnoli of having been done under the net claw and take claim when and How the labor was any accordingly hut quite contrary to the spirit performed. Thin would have brought in review and intent of the incl itself. In this View of the la and Given such a construction As Case it would Havir formed in Inlet Sling Ciui inc people would have yielded to or appealed by How Bruch work or. Colerick did under the to highest court of judicature of ind. New act. That he claimed and obtained full we have now gone la rough with this matter fees according to the rates in the i if net for have done our duly and leave now the rest for what he did tinder the v d one is indubitably so the people. If tolerate Euclid conduct in and Here arises one of the urls which the j office then they ought to be taxed until their county Hoard should have enquired into As in substance is in ten up and they entailed with Tel Wigent and honest men would have done be onerous burdens that will Rob them of comforts fore making the allowance for we arc to infer while living and allow them a scant pittance without subjected to doubt the Correct on which to be buried and the last words that that inference that the Board were i Breaks on their closing hearing be be knew ther tatic fied hint All the work had been done yur duty and did it not under the new net or that they allowed for what was done under the old one the same fees As that done under the new. Amounts to Bales for Export and for speculate s. Hrad stuffs wholly unchanged although a Dull tone prevailed. Sugars were Active and buoyant. London Money Market Consols for Money rather weak closing at i in ready demand it former rates. Money latest. London wednesday he Paris Hulk tin of yesterday a this in Cleor that if the recorder did the work any part thereof prior to the Pisni tic of the new net it won done under the tie and of now nothing declared at the Cincinnati convention thai Liev Wilh any body in making a they would go it courier. Ever since inc Ngi Talion of the la very ques Tion growing out of the Paf Isnec of the in nuns whatever in the old net fixed Liat was tic Nebr Unkn Bill we have watched the course of Standard of allowance pro Taijito for such work this tonic courier Man and we must Uny in truth and whatever was Donu under tie new act the that in Lac beginning we in every Reader dual Fien thu Cor were fixed by the terms of to Lipoma have been were to , he old act. Fur it h Clear hint no legislature tie Arap after or official negligence on Bdl o let. Tie part of the recorder for 18 months and n courier Woulf finally declare on but at Fang Ali part of the work having been done in the inter Caine lip Lac. It wu8 in under an existing act pans a Tiro act owing to the merits of the principles therein in More than quadrupling the fees for such and Vui cd m whether it was from a contingency then after All nuke it so retroactive in opera happening that he had to conform to in lion to allow officers to take advantage of i order to avoid n worse dilemma we leave for their own sheer negligence and eschew for acquainted with the facts is they then prior work fee whose Rales of liberality tra Tupi de to divine while we turn to Tho sub and adequacy were declared to be a a Kanaue Jet of our intended remarks Canp Board j tie Cornier Man seems not to be comforted and allow them to can m Lour times is much of an entire annihilation of know Noth ice thinking. Iii Piui d Oun of them to vote of the work and any which tic county a a gait the old line ticket and Oil. What arc so editor from the month of May till the republicans that Indiana must come out 1st october during the hot and sultry dog Days j hopeless minority in the contest. Not Eon in comp led to sit in office nud rack Hia brain tent to us an opponent far what in might find Over the forthcoming duplicate while the re apparently objection Abl on the face of the pro Corder in creams and pleasure rides and platform of the Purly he wilfully or sauntering round or the Shady sides of stores misrepresents Imin the of the action of n Nam would be from tic hard in Indiana without for on earn up if the people and All this quite inv id that without every Mother s son of there had been disturbances on the Cape ont in which 30 a lives were killed and 100 the at Nylic left Liverpool on the 19th, at a. M., and brings 23 passengers she Pas sed n Steamer supposed to lie the America of Liverpool. Says Lac pm press and child were doing Well. Advices from Africa to the 25th, state the const to he healthy but business Dull. 7. Coi wounded. The ships Sarn con and Martha of Liverpool were burned it Bonny january i5th. A in Iii tuesday funds again Flat to Day in consequence of the continued Caln Antion of stocks Money continues in Good Supply. Discounts easier though Noth ing lower than c per cent. India mail arrived it Triest with Calcutta dates to the Yih and Bombay to Lac 16th of february. A Procun motion issued february 7lh, announced the Annex nation of nude and the deposition of the King. The Santa rebellion and been renewed. Trade inn live in India and prices flu Clua speech of Hon. Lewis Campbell of Iii at the american Mast Lycet Tiff in City the 1s5c. Or. Entered Tho Bell and was received with enthusiastic by the Assem Bly. To appeared upon the stand and said Elfr. I and fellow chit a i have this moment entered the Hall and do not know cd what you Are doing and what you intend to do. In fact. Sir i have been almost forced from my quiet apartments a few Steps up the Hilt by your had once declined the invitation in the Early part of the eve Ning. I feel therefore that i am placed under embarrassing circumstances. If it to your Pur pose to perpetuate the great principles of Amer ican Liberty and the Union of the states in that spirit in which our revolutionary fathers secured them for us then i am with you with All my soul. Cheers Belore 1 proceed to ill Ltd a speech it is but proper that i should say that t came Here with no intention to commit myself to the support of men or to identify myself with your proceed Ings further than to speak my views upon Amer ican principles. I have been n whig. Enlisting under the Hunner of that great party in 1832, when it was gallantly borne Onward by that lamented statesman Harry of the i did not de Sert it so Long us the organization but it is now conceded that the whig party is dead that it is defunct in the laughter it was a glorious old party and my eminent Friend from Kentucky or. Crit Tonden who sat on the stand and i will Long cherish our pc ascent recollections of it in the stirring times of 1840 and 1844, when shoulder to shoulder without ref Eric to geographical lines we battled for its principles. Applause or. President All the old parties have been knocked to pieces. Cheers to use the favorite expression of a Western Friend they Ore now in a state of confusion confused laugh Ter and cheers Why sir. Where is the democratic party the party As it existed in Tho Days of general Jackson it has been reduced to n. Mere association of men whose Only aim appears to be the spoils of Victory applause it no longer exists As a party affixed principles. Were president i i arcs to Send out All his Force of marshals and Deputy marshals to find such a party each one provided with a National search warrant they would fail to discover the fugitive. Applause it too has departed his Marsh als would have to make returns upon their writs similar to that of the pc Stuckey Constable. A once occurred at a tavern on for one of the combat nuts broke a Whis key bottle Over the head of his antagonist the result was a state s warrant. The defendant fled through a Corn Field Over the Creek into a swamp and the Mcclim a Sturup. Sea Ting him self in the Fork he Drew his and As the Constable approached Iti Pursuit he addressed him. Or Constable you. To lace me and i give you fair warning that if you attempt to climb this the eternal Vul laugh tar and applause the Constable who and been about the courthouse enough to learn some of the technical terms used in returning have unlimited Freedom of religion and the unrestrained right to adopt and practice any form of worship but we say to All you must not bring the combined Power of your Peci ully ii it be governed by u head in a foreign land holding no sympathy with our institutions to control the american Jill Otvos cheers if there be any out Holic ill this country who is not satisfied with this sort of religious lib Fly i Tell him the sooner his and goes Back the better fat Hutn because Sam is after All such persons. Cheers but our Cath Olic Fried in complain that they Are particularly marked in this movement. If they Are who in to by Ivinel if they Are specially looked after by the americans it is because in those countries vitals there is no genuine court shall reverse or at least equally Divide j Wrils Back to the Squire s office and in upon one of these judgements so by me made. I up i the warrant i upon some other on an Appeal to that court inny Iliff lira i across or cecum in Manyam up in which All the questions arising upon the Val i soil is with the old Jackson Edity of the liquor Law shall be settled. Form authority so to act i refer to the Case of Miller v. Snyder Page 1 of the soon forthcoming vol ume i of ind. Kip. Where n construction of the sections of our Hareas Corpus act quoted on this argument is Given and to cd part am. Law Reg. 44, where the authorities on this subject arc ably reviewed. In the former Case a convict was discharged on Hareas Corpus from our Penitentiary on the ground that the com Mon pleas had not jurisdiction to inflict the punishment and the discharge was affirmed on a peal to the supreme court. In the latter Case Chancellor Pirtle of Kentucky discharged on Hareas Corpus one in prison committed for a contempt of the Jefferson circuit court. The Chancellor examines the cases in Johi Uon filed on this Ngu Mcfatt. Nothing is intimated in this opinion is to the Power a judge May possess to enforce obedience to an order of discharge which is not appealed from. On the foregoing grounds it is ordered in this Case that the Petitioner be discharged. Ind. State Sentinel. Money easier. The Birllie of the 1 Rince of Algiers in the cause of much outward rejoicing in France and England addresses and congratulations continued to pour into the Tui Lerica. Paris was the Mut of bait be. The arrival of the Atlantic yesterday morning puts us in Possession of four Days later from Europe but the political and commercial intelligence it of Little moment Tho is nil gos sip about the birth of the King of Algiers the of Hii Mother tie Joy of his father Anil the general commotion of All Europe it the announcement of Tho auspicious event. Imagine who p waking up at this to the paragraph we have just Bee Ildron mule Ulel at latest dates had arrived i divan owing to Ramon Stratioti. Shunts had renounced the projected Issue of one Lium red million Ruben. Ilu Tiri Pasha convicted of Malversa Tion had been sentenced to and to refund several Hundred thou annd francs. And smoking bin Renlun and talking poli tics or even run Basaing llu1 the furl Wayne to it incl in attempting to the Nui ional Council no , is will appear by comparing the extract it the Bend of tills uric la Willi the official of what he intends to refer to. Here is a copy of the cover up this shameless wholesale fraud on the people says it j that Otis by nit coalescing took almost the undivided attention of leu a an experienced clerk from 16 to 18 months we have shown in an article of which this is tie conclusion that calculating from the Date of kick demands the postponement or of american principles or the dior of Oie american if now the so called Republican party of Indiana decides it the is Lowance March j85b 16 or 18 months make such a thrust it the american party there Back it brought the commencement of the work j the members of that party will feel so to sept. Or nov. 185-1 and denying that it is justly incensed As to decline to coalesce. The work of More than three months the re Corder and ample time to have completed the whole prior to the passage of the act of feb. 1qrr we now Cvar now do nol believe Lac convention of the 1st my next will do so fool ish n tiling and hence the americans will he and the warmest co workers in that cause of Talent. A platform was adopted of which the a new detachment of russian troops had arrived is resources and but few friends. Since then he has been a special Constable in London a representative in a democratic Congress in per a the president of France and is now the Emper or of the French the ally of great Brit inn and virtually the dictator of All Europe. It is tic child of this strange creature of Fate the child i priv to Spanish who is Burn King of Hoir to the throne of France and whose child of this strange creature of Fate the child priv Dallas had gone to Advent bus caused such a commotion in All Chris Anil Jill. Lluc Lynnn and taken Fornol leave of r the Queen. Accompanied Buchan i c events arc for the moment in and in this net the English papers saw an m indication that the i Ren Urc Dezs to stand j More unmindful of honestly and Rity in trying to justify such speculations by uttering Bun the county Board were .1 Tii i it Cor they hold two principles willing to hold rust by refusing pro decl free one in abeyance till the other is disposed of by men of Kansas in the enjoyment of tic rights p Pular expression and then to resume it at a i to be secured to to bpm by the cons Titu Tunc when its and Volncy would not hazzard the i Tion and of the United thereby in allowing then we nut attempt to t i itself but Jacw exactly How Manv Davs or. a j _ fisc of Laws for he Protection of than per month at most which would Only have amounted to then suppose or. Colerick had Gotlin 8300 More fora Clear mar Fin of profit an this is very Liberal that would Only have amounted to a sum less than what was allowed by the round sum of which together with the other or. Cole if k put into his pocket is a Boma for being a a and office Holder. But now let in look it tie facts and not at turn Wuant Vic m Ost judge of the value of All Tihor amino Well known rules and also judge of Niin int of one Man can do by what a sensible Man knows and appreciates his friends and reconciles unimportant differences while the obtuse knows neither his friends nor his foes and is As not to be warring with the one As the other. The course of the courier hereafter will allow Chr Public to judge him by one or the other of these reasons and As for us we Hope that the draw will Oil right Side Krythe vacancy in the p. O. Ninow in but the chances Are As to n Lium red that France will disown him and that he will never Wear the Crown which it is father a extraordinary Luck Iiah placed upon his head. In the lapse of two Hundred years no French Monarch has been Frucce Decd by Hia son and since tie son of St. Louis ascended to heaven by the Portal of the Guillotine the Laws of succession have us fired so Many disruptions in France that the birth of an heir to the reigning Monarch should rather be a cause of melancholy presentiment than of rejoicing. While the Duke of Bordeaux and the count of Paris Are in exile it would seem to be quite superfluous to rejoice Over the birth of a heir to the bronc of Ivance. But the inf i Kin hers is a Nile with the same Demon in this co., occasioned by the death of run men will qualified for the places him been by Ihu appointment cd they Are Token of l. . That appointment. I Lac fee Pushon Par Well with Llic United slut a. The King of Belgium had arrived in London to attend tie confirmation of his god daughter the Princess Royial. The a Ouner Prince of Panisia is about to visit Kinglui into be betrothed to the Princiss Royal. A deputation of the friends of Poland had wailed on lord Palmerston begging him to give instructions to the Lar its plenipotentiary at Paris to insist on the restoration of Poland. Fusion nominations in Pennsylvania. A convention of nil opposed to the present National and to the repeal of the Missouri , wan held at Harrisburg last week. It was Well attended and won a very Straf ions of Joy that welcomed the Birtle of the Able comprising much respectability and King of Koine forty five years ago. It is impossible to chronicle the birth of the heir of Louis Napoleon without recalling thu strange events in the life of that remarkable Man who appears to have been Horn under n Lucky Fitner or of adverting to the strange Vicissitudes which have attended the heirs to the throne of France during the past two Hundred i let the future of the Imperial infant whose birth is now engrossing so much of the Public Atten Tion be what it May the present influence of his presence at the Tui cries will undoubtedly be in the highest degree beneficial on the affairs of Europe and part from the Mere formal rejoicings on the event Hia birth will be hailed with unaffected Joy by those who wish for the preservation of peace. It is said that with an heir to perpetuate his dynasty the life of the emperor will not be so liable to the assaults of the Assassin but the fanatics who perpetrate such deeds arc not the kind of people to make Nice calculations is to the consequences of to Weir Acu and this last Good Luck of Louis Napoleon May serve to increase the bitter hatred of Many of the men of France y. Who still Pant for his York daily Tracy of slave formed out of territory i j once consecrated to Freedom and also to the Extension of slavery into any territories of the United states now free. A ticket was nominated composed an follows for canal e. Coch eran of York. For auditor Laporte of Bradford. R for Surveyor Phelps of Armstrong. R this is highly commended by the press of Pennsylvania and compound of excellent in Patt Peis come prom. An interesting report of pauperism has just been presented to the legislature of new York. It embodies the Pau pers town paupers total num Ber received and supported temporarily relieved expenses of county poor houses 80 expenses of temporary re Lief 480.464 71. Making us Toul cd Penney to the state for the year ending 1st december 1855, of m. The of Pau pers is Given As follows United statue foreign torn j democratic Comati Basr at this Point n. Disturbance and Rencounter took Pence in a Distant Purl of the Hall. Cries him Sty put him or. Campbell cried at top of his no Don t put him wring him Here and give him a ser ton tiie this created much laughter and restored order when or. Campbell again proceeded it is an interesting Point to observe what has caused Liia disruption of these great it is due to truth Rind frankness to Siy unit it was that vexed Jive lion of question which 1ms, from the foundation of the govern ment Given us us a nation very Grunt trouble. That question bus destroyed the whig party it has split into the democratic party and now threatens to Divide and Render Power less the american party. Yes yen Leinan it is the laugh was at an Early period dragged to this favored land of ours to which he did not belong by the cupidity of Northern As Well As of Southern hns Dune Tiiu thing. It is Tho coloured gentleman in the fuel or if 1 May he permitted to express it in vulgar per in tins look Lipik who Lias Given us All the trouble. Cheers and laughter he ought never to Hove been put in our fuel and it i could have my own Way i n mid take him out and Send him Back to inn native Riotut in Africa where lie belongs. Renewed cheer my opinions on this ques Tion of slavery Arewilla known Here and every where where i am Lino in. I always have Muin turned maintain now and expect to contend hereafter that nil the Powers of the Cotts Lillton ought to be exercised to prevent its Extension and that the North freely Accord to the a Tivo states in Good Faith All to Lent to Tjien by tit tit american Bond of Union which makes us one people and binds tin All Tun common do tiny. Cho Erh and applause on thief subject i intend hereafter is hereto fore to Uhink Jor myself act for myself and on proper occasions speak for myself As an Ameri can May do on nil proper occasions Independent of party Drill and party Platou rank. Cheom jul Nir when the american party we first Fonod slavery was regarded is in outside i Tuo having no legitimate connection with the reforms which it intended to accomplish. I regret thai circumstances which have prevented ital continuing to be an on Tynie that Juinchi Votis act Wlinich repealed the Long acquit acid in Missouri Compromise and startled the whole country has forced upon the american party this disturbing Clement. Yet air Arij or. Campbell turning tour. Nilen Den of the Senate and or. Puryear of North Carolina of the House who sat immediately on ins such is my Confidence in the Honor and pal Rioliso of the two distinguished gentlemen from the South on my that i believe we coup retire to in Antu rum Ami although it would be two to one an Between North and South Lix up a platform in reference to the Mer its of thai act upon just and conciliatory terms in ten minutes. Hut the trouble in it would not stay fixed because unfortunately there arc extremists in both sections who seem determined to defy the Constitution and jeopardize the Union and to disregard plighted Faith. But or. Pass from this melancholy theme which it May not be proper to discuss on in occasion like thin to n Brief consideration of some of the More legitimate Tho principles for which your organization was originally formed. It is not no ways profitable to Der Marc i no an but i venture it to night. Whilst i make this avowal to night. I hold in my hand no dark lantern born upon the soil and Sha ring in the blessings the honors and comforts which tin valor of our ancestors has secured to us May i not say of my country in the language of the poet i Ivr Almu a Anim m. Ami to i for tin stud firl. Narni and Kim Vrr mint. He june. A Xor offt Peinl Linn com up will native land it is american i tier Lynnd american in Lilu i from prejudice. That is untrue. I certainly Nave to having been a Mem Ber of any Church. My Partiali ties run with the protestants because in youth i was trained in that Faith and in manhood Learned from the history of the past that the protestant hns no ways been the Church of Freedom Cicere to. Sir we stand by the Constitution. The fathers who undo it intended As we do to secure to nil men the right to worship almighty god according to the dictates of their own con i once. To do this effectually we intend Here shall a inv Union of Tiu Rcpt and state cheers we will let the Catholic and protestant each where papal Power Provit civil or Rel Iii applause in shaping our political action on this Poi i we must be governed by the lights of the experience of the pact. If we do not find in our own political history facts enough to justify the most vigilant scrutiny into the movements of the jesuits to need but cast the Eye Over the pages of history or Over old Ocean into South can ii rope for warning to ust Haithc Price of Liberty is eternal and that u can do no harm to guard again list an Abt so of the political Power of the Pope of Tome Ili America. Applause intimately blended with this question is the question of the Liberty of the How stands that Point to find in Many states cities and towns on open War on the part of our Catholic fellow citizens against the use of the Bible that profoundest teacher of Wisdom to All men in our schools of learning. They big Huhes Battles with a Zeal that can originate Only in a fanaticism that strikes Down tie Genius of religious Liberty. Again you go to Italy. You take your passports under the great Seal of the government of the United slates of America. You take your True ill containing your App Cirl and a protestant perhaps an old family relic tie lost present of n dying Mother. When you Cross the line of papal Power your passport with the Broad Seal will admit your person and your shirts your old boots but it will not pass that Good old Book you love i not for its contents on account of the associations that entwine it with your heart of hearts of no the officer of govern ment under the Power of the Pope will hot Tol Erate its introduction and under no circumstances can you Ever acquire political Power there yet at the same time under the liberality of Amer ican Law we allow the Church of Rome to fiend Here and circulate without restraint its form of 13 Ible by ship loads accompanied by thousands and tons of thousands of members of that Church with whom we Divide the sover eign Powers of our government now or. President i do not know that this plunk is in your platform for 1 have not examined it and am pick of but it is in mine. I would have when he gets Strong enough and he will grow and strengthen daily of nil the nations of the Earth with whom we arc in Friendly Intercourse Equality in All things cheers especially in All that pertains to religious Liberty cheers and the right of Young old Amer Ica to take with him wherever he May rightfully go any form of the word of god which suits his religion whether it be Catholic or protested Whitt As the land of his future dealing and the Plotne of his children i Appeal to Alliue Jolius political action is in any Wise governed by Tho principles of moral right is not the american party Correct in its opposition to the influx of foreign paupers and felons if americans a opted now Here cannot Rule Amer ant. Prolonged cheering and again sir All men must in this great land of ours the spirit of americans secures to the in Fitrer who in smitten by the fell destroyer without regard to the place of his birth or the peculiarities of his religion the Freedom of funeral obsequies. How is Itin papal lands with the fallen protestant american tier you Are not allowed to consign his mortal remains to their resting place in Mother Earth with As much decent respect As a. Foreign Cath Olic in America is allowed to bestow on the burial of his Newfoundland dog. Here Bir is another Plank Wlinich my american ism win old stick into your platform. I would have our government right of respectful funeral ceremonies to the american when he Dies from every Nalion on the face of the Footstool of almighty god with a whom we have amicable cheers is there any Catholic or any foreigner in America who will dare to Finy thai in is in in just demand sir our movement enlarged is itis by internal difficulties must Caln Bligh and will establish sooner or inter that Wlinich we have never and because be have never boldly ass Elm in in nationality cheers yes to life the exp Craion of , we must recognized everywhere As one of Lutc Peoples of the in Independent Power acting upon the principle of equal and exact in on inter Couric with other nothing More than thai which we ing nothing cheers we Are charged with n proscription of for Eigners in proposing a Reform in our Natur Nixa tin Lawn. A few words briefly on that Point. With the right of suffrage which the foreigner who has immigrated or with his privilege to be naturalized under our present system we do nol to interfere. Who Are vet in brei Jan land we give notice of n new Rule of in which is Loho that is nil. Who can justly comp in of Whittl certainly not Tho Man of foreign birth now with us that there in n necessity for Reform in this regard no Man can deny. I will not go into on an occasion like , bul i have no theolic documents to prove that foreign governments who profess to lie on Terui of Friendly Intercourse with us have lung by in their penitentiaries and their pest their felons and paupers and shipping them to the shores of lit some in Tho has seriously considered tin a question of Economy to Lac government whether it would nol he better to abolish their prison and poor House Syslo and transport their felons and paupers to am Ricat that Belgium hns often perpetrated this great inter National wrong there is no doubt. England too has sent her felons from botany boy sir Young is to Sny and his family have determined to put in end to these transact oven though the remedy be that most dire of All word of " three Little of a cheers shul do we in our states provide in reference to in vipers who native torn ily statute which regulates the Intercourse in the family of counties in either of our is provided that pauper sent from one county to another May by sent Back at the expense of tie county sending them. This is simply nil we propose in our Intercourse Wilh the family of nations. When they Send Thorn to America we will ship them Back Nunin it the expense of the nation thut sends them and we sex net indemnify for the past and Security for the fun cheers Why sir these paupers and felons become sovereigns Here under our Laws. In Indiana the fundamental Law gives them Suffrages in one year Afler they Are sent Here. Under the Kan Sas Nebraska incl each Cut Thront from a for eign Penitentiary and each loathsome diseased pauper from the pest houses of Belgium May be clothed in in hour a fir his arrival As much Power to regulate Domestic institutions and the destinies of those great territories tilled by Iho god of nature with All the elements necessary for Amer ican Powei is either Washington or Jeff Urson could have were they to arise from their Graves us mount Vernon and Monticello and oppt Ornt the ballot Box this is no fiction. His a Stern reality Tho thought makes one s american blood course quickly through his cheers whilst you make such inns and submit to such what do we provide in reference to our Titi pc Fiam citizen isl let us or nov a picture . In illustration. One of these old Bullet riddled tons we seek to perpetuate. This can he done of the Ani rican revolution or one of Only through the purification of the elective i veterans of 1312, is in the lobbies of con fam Chis and n Tia lot Bux which shall not he Kress endeavouring Lof Jet a Bill passed to pay him controlled either by foreign influences or the supplies he furnished an army in the. Days Power funny Church. Prolonged that tried men s souls. He is poverty stricken we arc charged with a Kinig War upon the i the government has withheld from him Catholic War which is snid to Spring Tual which it owes. He has perchance nil nov family and is too proud to beg. He passes your Market wince at Twilight wending his Way to desolate Home and Tern pled or rather driven by Law of human nature which overrides the provisions of nil other inns steals a horse in order that he May buy bread. He steals one of those old Virginia nags which we hoc there on Market in both eyes Spring halt and horse that would not bring two dollars and n Quarter under the Hammer what docs your Law do with that old Soldier it sends him to your Penitentiary and disfranchised him forever. Should he Ever if tar appear at the ballot Box your imported Sovereign Felen from botany Liny with hands stained in the blood of his wife or child having voted would Challenge successfully his vote on All. Or. Per Ymir of North , or Cimplx-11 a Mikl the com Linn u me inure fraught Willi Willo the country. To the Man of foreign birth who Hasndopl-1 60. Tho ground of infamy now sir i a Proal to men of All a foreign Pau Tive and Tel Ica who should Rule if shall we degrade our Sci pcs by submitting tamely our heritage of free Dom to influences such As these never. I say never. Applause it May suit the Pur poses of it venal party to Cut off the Heads of americans in Olliie and thus deprive them of bread to make room for Lleti adopted fellow citizens. This system of importation from foreign prison cells and lager i Lillice May give the party Power. But Mark it Power thus secured will be Short lived applause. If we Nurt have the Aid of such a foreign influence to carry on our govern meet let us at Wilce Hare tile pro vision of Law to Setd the american a Willat Dox into All foreign lands. Let it be from Penitentiary to Penis Cutliff f from prison to of on from cell to cell from Hief Bouse to Inge Luj Lisco from pest House to pest House let the inmates decide lib shall Rule America let Ellem Deposit their ticket to neutralise a Hooter come ours in deciding who shall govern1 the land of our birth if it must be so but let us i ask with a View to the Paley and Well being of our pop Sci and for the Protection of our firesides our families fld our Homes resist this influx of paupers arid Felon s bring to us poverty and death. Applause god knows we have our own internal troubles but these Are our not the business of foreign nations and we can Settle them our selves without their interference. We certainly do not seek the counsel of those we o do not come to our shores voluntarily from lore of lib erty determined to maintain otfr1 abide by our Laws. We wage Flo against the adopted citizen of foreign if he b0 truly american in heart. But if he1 Homes to inculcate foreign isma and subvert ouf by siem of engraft Ripon it principles which he imports from other lands Adverse to America policy then we say to we Are Agni test and we can get along without Oil you r Narne b e john1 Bull Patrick o Berger Pum laughter and applause or. President some people threaten to Dis solve our Union. Now sir i regard this ass inv ply ridiculous. The truth is that thing can t be did laughter at least sir i know that my native state regards All talk about dissolution As the fruit of imaginations bewildered by fanaticism. Why sir How would you make the division it has been said that the Ohio River would be the dividing line. The honorable senator or. Crittenden and i will both object to that for Many reasons. The Gallant buckeye1 lads have crossed Over the River they a vhf wooed won wedded and carried Back Ken Tucky s fairest daughters. Applause they1 have reared hosts of Young and you suppose they Aro ready to split Ana make a division laughter and applause no it is not Worth while to talk about that. Kentucky and Ohio whatever May be their troubles As neighbors will never consent to belong to sep Arate confederacy is and thus Render their peo ple linked together by the Strong ties of Coo san Quinty aliens and forc Ignes to each other no never. Cheers and applause if such is to he our destiny i Trust i shall not live to witness Lac Border so rides which must ensue. I never want to see the pure Waters of the Ohio reddened with american blood shed. By american hands applause i have Strong feelings on this Point. When in info no on the Ohio River without Protection from the Scalp ing knife of those Savages hired by British Gold to massacre indiscriminately the Pioneer Mother and her children in the War of 1812, Joy and gladness were brought to the heart of the Mother who watched Over my Cradle by the express who returned from the scene of hostility with. The news the Kentucky regiment has or yes sir when Ohio in her infancy was about to be overcome Kentucky s noblest spirits rallied to the Rescue of the Young and under the Lead of the Gallant drove Buck and conquer cd the foe now that we have grown Strong in Der our Sti Tutins i cannot forget the history of the past and Coulee plate Willi emotion tic idea that those two states shall Ever be brought into conflict upon the Fields of Battle. Apply us or. President our path of duly is Plain. In regard to our Domestic troubles we must Ini n the supremacy of the Constitution and Fidelity to these in nil things by All and at nil times and obedience to the constituted authorities of the land will make this Ion perpetual. Applause Wilh our Union i is in is and through fraternal feeling its various Paru we May present ourselves to the world us n grand nationality fostering its own inbox and developing its own resources a u people Independent whether in peace or Ini War capable of doing our own voting and when necessity Calls capable of ing too applause let us move on in defence Oft Liosi Caplen find then As we a new stronger and Stron will quicken and lengthen her step in the grand in human and As those of now actors in tha great rave Cut. Shall have teen gathered to our fathers . May then Lla ill those glorious stars and. Stripes which now Hung so gracefully Over you or. And Wlinich we have plighted Lux Gunge of one of our native born Istik Tho fro Imru Only. By fungi l Lin Iid to Tilor the Stan Hiitt lit the Welkin dome and All thy hues were Lioni in forever float that Standard Sheet Whert in unties tie foe but Falls before a with Mil beneath our and car waving o eras or. Campbell retired tie meeting Climer with great enthusiasm and prolong cd tic Clicc for some time. Or. Crittenden then followed clique no address. Have Yob Beek nov Meuce r. I april 3d. Nearly All the returns of the state election Are in Lussing for governor Bartlett for Secretary of state and Hart for attorney receive nearly 3000 majority. They a Jinx on the k. N. And Republican ticket. No Choice for lieutenant govern the condition have a Clear majority in Bothi branches of the Assembly Over the Bam Ornta. Conques Sionil. Washington april s. Senate the Bill passed the Senate to Day for the Relief of Tho widows and orphans of the officers and seamen of the Sloop of War Albany also n joint Resolution declaring the manner in which the pension Laws for the Benefit of Cherokee indians shall be executed. There has been nothing of importance Donu to Day. Washington april 4. The Union of this morning contains a letter from lion. James Buchanan dated dec. 28th, in which he declares that the Missouri Compro Mise is dead and gone and asserts that the Nebraska Bill is the Only basis upon when the slavery question can be settled that it must be adhered to it All hazards and every storm laced that can be brought Ngn inst it. Senate or. Seward gave notice of his in Tention to introduce a Supply Mcnary Bill to the copyright Law of 1821. The Senate then con sheered the Bill to allow extra compensation to George p. Marsh for diplomatic services in his special Mission to Greece. House or. Evans introduced n Bill to authorize the construction of n Northern and Southern Central rail Road and Telegraph Lino to a select committee. New of leaks april 4. Advices from Vera Cruz to the 24th ult. Report that the Puebla revolutionists surrendered to Tho government troops on the 22d. No further particulars. Jinns Middlebury Vermont Register the Organ of the republicans in or. Medium s District thus gives its opinion of judge Mclean judge Mclean of Ohio is a prominent Candi Date of the republicans for the on the Law his position is As bad is or. R ill orc a or worse. Tha judge in his of icing capacity has repeatedly pronounced that Law constitutional. Or. Fillmore in accor dance with the principles avowed by Tho party that. Elected him during All the canvass could not veto i lint net Milons deemed unconstitutional. If one is condemned the other must be Al

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