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DAVID FUNSTEN,
VIM. S. PAYNE,

WIN. S. PAYNE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. t, Spears Wharf, Baltimore, =,
WILL give diligcnt personal attention to all
w business committed to his charge, and res
pectfully solcits of his friends and the public
generally, their consignments of Grain, Flour,
Tobacco, &C., aud their orders for whatever the
market furnishes.
PaI,ituorc nh 22-1y
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EsY- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
u. MASSEY, Il candidate for Sheriff of Aexan-
dria County. NH S-te
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ISAAC ? A U L,

ISAAC PAUL,
Formerly Of Winchester, Virginia,
Foruading md C0mmissio" Merchant,
And dealer in
GROCERIES, SALT PLASTER, GUANO, &c,
Corner of Union and Queen streets,
On tie Railroad, A}eraMd'7a, Ia.
iv lg-tf
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I EDWARD CHASE. II. D.

DENTAL SURGEON, Corner Of Washington
~ ard King streets, Aiera"dria, Va.
nc" Entrance on Washington street. Office
hours from o'clock, \. NJ, to 2. NJ.
ic 6-dtf
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FI2E INSURANCE NOTICES, sc.
ALEX AGENCY

NORTHERN ASSURANCE C0MP'Y., LONDON.
HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No. 81 South Third Street, PhilaIetphid.
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NLEXANDRIA CITY six per cent. STOCK
n Registered and Coupon, for sale by
dsc 30-tf CORSE BROTHEhb.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

90 - - :z;: d " . -. 4
I-,kOM BALTIMOKE 70 CHICAGO III IS
Il hours, with only two changes of ears.
TRAINS i.ave Calvert Station, Baltimore, dai-
ly, lSuudays exccpted,) at 7.3J, A. NJ, and u, T.
H., for PittSburg, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati,
and St. Louis
For Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Canandai
qua. Rochester, and all parts Of Canada, trains
leave daily, (SundayS eXccptcd,J at 7.5o, 4. NJ,
and ;, p VI.
Passengers from Washington and South, buy
tickets ONLY to Baltimore, where they can hc pro
cured to all points JOHN |. EiuAEl'
Assistant Superintendent
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. - Observation-Disclosures not exceeding one
1En,- inserted three times for On: Dollar Advertise
continued after three times for 90 cents Square
u ,,u INSERTION INSIDE. OF - cents OUTSIDE.
.;,..n.t, by the year at prices 10 be agreed upon,
Atn reference the usual amount OF space ihey may
"tt!yn ADVERTISEMENTS charged for extra.
,,,nr ic the year not advertise articles not
!5,ld in their regular business nor to insert IN thef
al', rJ DrfryAuY NOTICES exceeding ivc lines will
=, ngsrrtpl for advertisements
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~r~-a The Steamer JAMES GUY, leaves
.s.:.aat S.---1.S Washington every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, al o'clock, A. NJ, aud Alexandria at
s! o'clock, A. NJ, for Currioman, and the interme-
t!atr landings. On her return trips, she VIII
leave Carrioman every Wednesday and Saturday.
al + o'clock, A. NJ
LUCIEN S. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATHANIEL BouSH, Agent, Alexandria.
nv t-If
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VOL. LII.
,-..oosris Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
h'' pUGLISHED DAILY Bf
EDGAR SN0 WIDEN,
=, r,5- Dollars per aunum, payable half yearly

.,.v.sdria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
AIeA"H FOR THE C0UNTRiJ
Is PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, ON
u-psn.Ys. THURSDAYS, AND SATUR RDA7S,
piys Dollars per annum, payable in advance.
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ia FOR RENT.-The DWELLING, No. 65,
K:I Washington street, in City Block. Also, the
STORE, ON King street, near the Wharf, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. II. L. Monroe. Possession of Doth
tenements given on the first Of May, 1850. Apply
to fan 26-dtf1 H. O. CLAUGHTON.
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gsss- respectfully announce myself candi-
date for the SheriIalty of Alexandria County, at
the ensuing election. C. NJ. CASTLEMAN.
NH 27-eotE
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3ss- RoBT. HoDGKISs will be supported by tho
independent voters of the Sd district as Magistrate
for the ensuing term. MANY VOTERS.
mn l5-.ofEH
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NTEGROES WANTED.--I wish to purchase
" any number of NEGROES, for which l will
paw liberal prices. Those wishing to sell, will DO
well to call on me before selling, at my old stand,
at West End, Alexandria, Va.
,o ar TNCEpu RpTrTN
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Ns- GEORGE DUFFEY is candidate for
re election to the Office of Commissioner of the
Revenue, and most respectfully solicits the sup
port of his fellow-citzen at the coming election.
nv 12-eo3ts
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-r-sr CHANGE OF RUNNING OF

Upr CHANGE OF RUNNING OF
s.-.<ass.-5 s-.xrassz.-5S STEAMER GIrSEY.-On and after
II nnday. litn instant, the Steamer GlpSEI will
ran from and to Pennington and Acxandria, on
N AandayS Wednesdays aud Fridays, for passen-
gers and freight. leaving Pennington at 81 o.
clock. A. M-returning, leave Alexandria at 4,
M
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays she
will ran freight, when it may oher-and Wi! be
chartered for pleasure anl other EACQ KStoNo,
either of the last named days. and Sundays
Tcrms Of passage from Pennington to AleA"n-
dya an / back 25 cents tor each passenger Gnu.
drrn under II wears half price. Servants halt
pri,e. Imy7-tfl HATTON TOWNSHEND
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rSE FOR RENT.-The commOdious BRICK
I FIRE PROOF WAREH USE, No 80,
North Union street, adjoining the Warehouse of
S. Hartley 4 Son and z. English 4 Bro. Apply to
NH 1T d. b. SMITH.
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HUNTGN RlDGEL4,
I INVITE the attention ol dealers 10 thcir large
l. stock Of
TEAS,
TOBACCO, and
LIQUORS,
which they offer for sale upon accommodating G
terms, and a low as same description and quality
of GOODS can lie purchased IN any Northern
market. Their stock consists IN part Of
Tyson and Black TEAS
$50 boxes Manufactured IOBACCO
100 hbs. and bales SMOKING TOBACCO
100000 Imported and Dom$Stic - SEOAfo
loo bois. hcctLleu " ILL.,
'o" %" :. CTS
." !. ~ r,,,lordRrN
~ :. non.stic RRANDY
~ q ,~1a l."
~ a DIN
"a ..1ua,a o;,b,b coshs prrs FRENCH
ppANDy
,1.o-, o,,rl Jr,,s Roh;r l. Co ord Macs
y;,',oI.<sn nf 40 ~ az ~ and rs
nm t.,I.o,I ''"u CiIANpaGNE with n 1a,re
''| rTI%r orr cuEpPy and NAnEIRA
I.ncN n'T TNEp " I i-'H NH %
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

r. ssa i;si 5 ;;:;s
80 81 - :. .:: :z- z::-:y
PASSENGERS TOR This Road viii leave the
Alexandria Station, in the Orange Train, at
!, A. NJ, daily (Sundays eXccptcd,} arrive at Al
exandria att, p NJ. Through tickets by this route
to Middlcburg and Winchester
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily (Sun-
days excepted at 7:3O, A. NJ, aud arrive at Al
cxarliria at l:J5. p. NJ.
is eft EDWARD HhEhN. treasurer.
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g. FOR RENT.-The three story STORE,
sai$ii No. 4l1, King street, with the three story
WAREHOUSE in the rear. Apply to
NH 3-tf JAMES p. SMITH.
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CODA WATER AND HOCk.-lt you want
- something nice and refr zshing in the way Of
i class of pure SODA WATER, call at the Drug
Store of MILBURN & BRO, where ii can be had
favored with all the varieties of Fruit Syrups or
with one of the very ponular Hook Syrup, lprc-
pared from very superior quality Of Hook Nlne.)
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TORSE SHOES, HORSE SHOES---Lsnding
II this date lot of Horse Shoes, which will
be closed cut at sacrifice. Blacksmiths and
others arc invited to call and examine them
JOHN 7. CREIGHTON,
nv IS IS King street.
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LAGER BEER.
VNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the public generally, that he has on hand,
and is constantly manufacturing, at the old stand,
near Shutters Hill, West End of Alexandria, a
superior article of LAGER BEER.
JOHN KLEIN.
NIB. Tho above named article can, ut all
times, be had Of the following named gentlemen
in Alexandria.
J. CoLnAs, Cameron street.
L. AppIcH, Royal do.
+. MELcHoR, Prince do.
- D. AprICH, King do.
j. PRICE, Union do.
IpN
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CANDIDATES.

jE15- The voters Of the First Ward will support
the following ticket for Justices of the Peace at
the ensuing election. They arc good and true
men.
Joseph C. Moore, Geo. W. Dearborn,
i. IL. Lambert, Jas. A. English
nv 2l-4t=: VOTER.
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NiEDICAL WATERING have jnst received
NI "A lot of Allegheny Water, fresh from the
Springs. This Water is said to be the best RENE
dy for Dyspepsia, and all diseases of the bowels
now in use Wherever it has been introduced II
rereat demand has been created. 1t is put up III
strong gallon bottles. For sale by
nv PEEL Il STEVENS
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J. WILLIAM BUW bINU,
mv21 80 corner of Prince and Fairfax SITS.

TsNABLETS, &c.-Wild Cherry Tablets, for the
cure of Coughs Colds, Asthma. &C.: Astrln,
gent Rose Lear Tablets, for relaxed condition OF
the mouth and throat; Jackson Cough Lozenses;
Spttas Lozcnges for cold in the head; pastilcs &c
Paris, for the cure of Bronchitis, hoarsehesS' anu
all diseases of the hroat, and particularly recon-
mendel for ministers and public speakers.
NV 81 H. COOK & CO., Sarcp;a Hall.
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1860. Spring AID Summer Arrangement 1869.

Baltimore, sep 12-tf
, 1860-11-05
END OF THEIR LABOR.

The bitter and unceasing attacks made
upon the Republican candidate for Sheriff
hare had this cftect-to bring out the fact
that he is tho poasessor OF those sterling
qualities, integrity, frmness, decision, bus-
incas tact and cxactnosB, which a Sheriff
requires. Not one of the charges urged
against him have stuck. But they have
proved that he was man Of character and
standing in Cincinnati, whence, many years
ago, he came to Chicago; that he has not
forfeited that reputation here; that he has.
the confidence Of large body Of merchants
and others here tor whom, IS Deputy
Sheriff, he has done business; that he las
the entire esteem Of the present Sheria,
who knows him best; that Lis nomination
is peculiarly acceptable to or German
friends; that he las been an earnest, active,
working Republican from the organization
Of the party down 10 this moment; and
that he will be elected by rousing major
ity. This is what the attacks on Hesing
hare proved Republicans Of Cook Coun-
t., it is due to him, to you and 10 The H.
tcgrity Of the party, that his majority is not
less than that Of Old Abe himself
, 1860-11-05
FINAL N4EEX.
COME CT AND EIXsLT

On Monday evening, the last Grand
Rally for victory vii be mado nj the Wig
wan. There will be
RoCS1SG SPEECHES,
CHEERING SONGS,
JOYFUL NEWS FROM ABROAD,
ASSURANCES OF / GLORIOUS
TRIUMPH, AND
4 GOOD TINE GENERALLY!
The entire Republican population OF The
city arc cordially invited I" attend and
make the meeting tho most memorable
gathering Of the campaign.
The Wide Awakes and Lincoln Rangers
will be there. Frank and Julius Lumbard
and . good chorus will be there Good
speakers, limited to fifteen minutes each,
will be there. The ladies will be there;
aud there will be breathcd the spirit which
will carry our forces through tic Tues
days struggle to victory that will never
be forgotten.
Turn out, Republicans, and take the roof
Of the Wigwam by your shouts
, 1860-11-05

The opponents Of Mr. Lincoln have aban-
doned every argument, says the mean and
insolcnt threat Of disunion. On this they
base their last desperate hope of success.
They arc trying TO scare from the conscien-
tious discharge Of their duty enough men
to change the result It is now too late
to alter this aspect Of the contest. Let Mr.
Lincoln be defeated, and nothing would
ever unscttlc the conviction of the cotton
planters that their bullying was the cause.
Four years hence they would be fur more
ovcrbcaring than now. They would be more
powerful, and would have less hesitancy in
pushing things to extremity. Thousands
Of patriotic Southern men, advocatcs Of
free labor, thoroughly versed in the princi-
pies Of fTlepublicanism, and now standing
ready to tread out the first spark Of overt
treason, would 1urn away from us in sor-
row and shame, l,umiliatcd and disheart-
encd by our poltroonry, want Of foresight,
and palpable lack Of courage ind
sincerity II the cotton-growers do
actually believe that our purpose is
to snbycrt the Constitution in order to bring
evil upon them, any backing down on our
part would but confirm their worst suspi-
cions. Thereafter they would look upon
the free States with contemptuous dis:rust.
We owe it 10 these men, and to ourselves,
to undcocire them, and to vindicatc tic
glorious principles Of Republicanis,n by
practically incorporating them into tho
policy Of the Federal Government. But
the effects Of our faltering would be dis
as.rous to both sides. The political mad
men Of the cotton States, revcling in tile
pride and insolcnce Of undeserved power,
would demand the surrender Of rights
which only ages Of oppression can reduce
men to the point Of giving up. We should
have before us the alternative Of yielding
at discretion, or Of recovering by force
what we may now preserve by firmness.
, 1860-11-05

Inc Campaign Republican Committee will
ne :. Ia session At the Wigwa1n every day until
Inc aay Of election All Republicans having
any information 10 communicate tlat NAV 10
.! ase1c ne commlttee, '.aIe intited to cali
Lei every man put his shoulder to the wheel.
Tor the whole ticket, from Old Abe It Ito top,
70 the Constables 1t the bottom. Can at the
Wigwam.
, 1860-11-05

THE FCsIoN1sT5 COMPOUNDED pr THE TA1-
pHs-A meeting was held last night ut Henry
Barger's corner Metscrole and Leonard streets,
Wi1liamsburEh, pursuant to 4 call published In
tho Saots z~itaay, and advertised extensively
By circular invitin. tho tlilors Of Williams
bur.,h to assemble In mass meeting, aud dcrisc
means TO avert the calamitous results which
will follow the success Of the Black Republican
party. Another circular was soon after dis
trihuted, warning tho tailors ttat tho proposod
meetiutt, Was trick to fFightcn them into vo-
ting the Fusion ticket. These two circulars
called out IN immense crowd, and at an carly
hour the room was thEongcd with highly dem
onstrativc Germans. Thcmccting was called to
order BY n Mr. Scswich, who nominated Fran.
els Beck Is Chairman Beck was objected to on
the ground that he was not tailor, but finally
Was permitted to serve.
He introduced T. Mr: Carl. who, he said,
would explain the objects Of the meeting, AIr.
c: proceeded to inform. l;s uon.,trymcn md
telipw.taitors that thclr only chance Of arert-
ing impending ruin was IN ..:1 defeat Of tho
Republican .'.-S This statement c-oc. -, :.
great confusion, and 3{7. Cr::9 was tnf6rmcd
that this T:aa meeting Of taElors assembIcd to
concert measures for their mutual roofi hnt
NOT to discuss politics. NJ, G. 1a'a =
Re;s;S!s Ressssf .h.s /. fs*n o,,ec; ~, x9' IN r.!
n. .;:.,g .ogcther without alluding to tht
told to elt down, and finally vas ahlirc5 ~ IL ds
r. ~. a. Ahlshacllcr next took tic stand
% oot tae moment his political rrocliyitics be
came apparent, he Was forced fnto hir a-.t
omsd fns Widest confusion.
- ME. & &Melde1miner then asked to be allowed
10 speak. ~ appearance was hailed will
Rermisslons he proceeded to speak in fayor o. O
tne HoSpnb.lifan q. party 1lc concluded by sta
Of EotinT the Republican ticket. thcv s wcr. Er
then told that II they voted for Fremont th,
~ ualon on wool1 ns dssolved and they wouldn
6ns, hid at that time been scared into = yottns Ind
the DcmoeratIc ticket, but he didn't behave II
Was any better oi,; and this time, If he i've
nnt!l the 9th Of November he would Totc fol
daneo'n' 80 help him God, and take the eonse
4ucnses: % Ihe most vociferous applause fol
lowed bis remarks; after which TIE Prcsfden
stated that the object for which the mcetins
has haa osen called Lad been defeated that
s assoc.a.es aaa repndated the whole action. .ane
1ritxn<, Not. j.
, 1860-11-05

Z RSI IEIk 5 1-NLE-@Ntlte OF IIll-
49, nots County Of Cnok, sS-supestor Court or
GtPsttx nud John Schel1er
Public notice Il hereby given. that In pursuance Of
dec.tt9l nrcr. entered In the above entitled canse on
tht sshtaF u september lYD. In scott ~ Master
Chancesy OF tala Curt will veil at public nuctlun to
the ghess blidvE for cash On the thfrirtA lt) Iey
u November. A. D. lscs at ten O'clock IN the morn
the ctr u caSo IN said county Ut CoNk iii Of ths
right Tile and Interest Of the said defendants August
estcd r.sl estate Situate in tic County Of CooE and
state of Ilaos to VT: Lots t3i} md thirty
tEo t3D. In hocE eight 49, in sampson Greens Al
Eton IL Chicago. nlnch Of raid premises as mar
be Necessary to sass the Indebtedness due ompaa1a-
ant- under nad Decree anI cn4t+ toyeEtf with Sne
teEs fees commissions and disbursements on sa sale
Dated, November Z, lSED. IE.1 SCOTT
A2-tct In ChaaceEy Of the Superior Court OF EhtcJco
fno5dt5.fdl
, 1860-11-05

III ASTER'S SALE.-Statc Of ILL
49, aoi.. Coos County. s.S-Supcrior Court Of
Fott1ItF,
fan; notice i* hereoy given. .hst In pursuance Of
the thtay Of september so l. Ira >cUtt, as Master
10 Ga9Sefy e ef saa Ceart III ss At public aucAn
d, Of November Leu At ten O'Clock in .s aUFenaon u
thai day ~ TIC NUT" oos Of te Court House u nc
title and tsre=. of Tic sats defendant william, ot
mcs IL aad T. sls tos9xtns Inscribed Iesl estate.
Ht; Lots number s".cuty one t1D aud scventr.:x9
t1e in block eight te) Ia sampson Grecn~ Addition
to Chicago, ~ much Ut said pren,:l4a4 may BE-
necessary satisfy the indebsedEp-. due complainant
1nder said decree. and costs geter with the Aasters
fees commissions and t.-hr1 1setueuta said sale
pHtcd, November !, 1s4st. IRA SCOTT
Master in th7nccry Of the Superior Court Of C
, 1860-11-05

On Tuesday this abused and outraged
Republic throws off forever the pro-slavery
yoke, and starts out on new and glorious
career. Republicans, arrange your busi-
ness on Monday, so that ut the polls you
may take part in tho act Of emancipation
, 1860-11-05

Its u marked feature Of the campaign in
Cook county that the Sham Democracy
have been compelled, for very shame, to hide
their scandalous md wicked charges against
our candidates, in an anonymous sheet to
which no man dare put his name as cditor
or publisher, 1t isscattcrcd broadcast over
the town, and to give It chow Of respccta-
bility, the Republican National end State
Tickets arc paradcd therein, and every
second article is so wordcd as 10 appear to
have come from Republican source.
We hope that no Republican who is ami
mated ty ordinary party pride and self.
respect, will permit his Indignation in view
OF this outrage, perpetra,cd by men who
prudent1y keep themselves concealed from
public gaze, to get the better Of lis discrcr
ton; but that he will spcal. 2t tho polls in
. way that cannot bc mistaken, and, By
us VOTE FOR TIE WHOLE TICKET, rcbukc
the cowardly partisan nalisnity which,
fkulks behind privy to throw rotten eggs
at decent men who pass BY on the high
xoad
We had supposed that Sham Democracy
would dare any thing in ITS partisan pa
pcrs; but in this fight orcr the county
ticket they hare got down lower than their
most mendacious sheets have heretofore
dared to 20. When . charge is so notori-
ously false and so grossly libelloua that
they dare not print it in the 7'ne*, it need
not excite the apprehension Of any decent
man against whom it is aimed.
If tho Democratic Campaign Committee
will enly be industrious in circulating their
anonymous sheet, that the Republicans and
fair-mindcd Democrats may all see the
methods Of warfare to which they have
7ceorted, we may reasonably expect that
CuCncu md NEs1Se at whom most OF the
islanders arc lcycled, will he elected by
mnjorities TINT have nercr been cqualled
In Cook county. Our people arc not 50
dead 10 dcccncy that they will stand quietly
by and see reputable men oycrbornc by 4
string Of falsclloods which no one dare.
Gather. Democrats, that game won't win
, 1860-11-05

Their arr possibly in the city still one
hundred men Of foreign birth who arc en-
titled to their second papers, but have neg.
1ccled to take them ont The Comm1ttce
on Naturalization sits all Of Monday ut the
Wjgwam. They will be glad to assist any
Republican who declared bis intentions
two years ago, in perfecting Ills citizenship.
Will not oil who arc entitled to their second
papers come forward and prepare them.
selves to vote for HONEST Old AnE, and
the whcle ticket?
, 1860-11-05
HOW TO VOTE ILLEGALLY.
Advice to Democrats By their Central
Committee.

Ahe Oemoef"'c eeh''H' Commute u ~"
county' issued m aooress tnroush the 1""1
"'a 11e7a9o' y. F." "eNAseuas 4''o.' "nien eoo'''ns
s7u'e e4l1aofo'nats e1Alcneu'A s@no see iuo'e
sAe1aoson'a's aa''ee' ''us"4ns "nat eA1eo'
1he l1sn1s VI oelaoc''''e 'o'e'@ IL 'ac 'P'
Ffoach1ns elceslon.
Inc n5st netn u au'lce e''ea laa' e'as7 "
soe7s, 'S III 'uesc "os"a
or IN ooy o,hcr 1xay tIIrccted ,y The u.sas but he
i only required to .wcar OF ailrm IL a5y manner
,ho ra;sr n lT dfcrminc IT, ma ,na%er fr ~ hims
Tie object hero In view. i, to poiut out to
ncmocr,,s vim dcs;,c tn rotc ILLEGALLY hozv II
~, ,,e down With tbc least strain m thc,r con.
sc;cnccs 1f H.. committee uantad no Demo-
Gratis to yotc but those lawfully citizens, It
would not hare been necessary to attcmpt to
Screen them from swcarin, uuon the Bible.
Thsrc ia . larrc class of Ucmocrats, who do
not rccar, an oath by affirmation or uplifted
hand a, xcrv binding upou their conscience.
hcret;c-s fnr,, of oat., IL of very little con-
sequence, IN Inc esulha1.on VI eiose PsoFte-
But an oath, scaled hy kissing the Holy Evan
,zo1 .,,,r,oa ,..;.h ,~,es h,e str;noo,t h;ndinr
force upon their minds, and 1t is not often that
.tnv 1-;,, .,n,a,t 41;s s,r+ ~ ,,e,;ur, fnr t,,c
.a,. ~ - ra.;n,. t,,.n,,,r swe,riu1 IN the
-.a. ~ 'ot' H.,
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having the 1osna OF oa1n SO administered as ~
exclude improper eAaracters IRON Tue l9an"
elise.
1t is maxim OF law, that the suppression Of
the truth Is equivalent to the suggestion Of
talschood- and this the democratic ION"
mittce cel'asc BEEN Wlnul'y guilty. o. dolns. "h5
did they not tel inc pemoe'atc voters tnat
The s1atntcs OF Illinois deeHre y u'a1 LUG moue
"oi administering oaths in TINS e'ase' Is oy
"layins the hand on and kissing the gospel"
anil only those who declare that they have coli
seie7't'oas serslass against that mode eau be cx-
euscd from SO swearing: 1he law on the SUI.
jcct will be found IN PUPPIES stasales, faft
Second, Pare 's6, and Section !. 1t 1cads as