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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06
WHOLE NO. 213.

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL
~ COUNTY, Ss.--In the Marshall Circuit
Court, February Term, A. d., l66l.--Amzi L.
Wheeler vs.. William Hagenbuck and George w.
Gushing.
The plaintiff having commenced his action in
said Court against the defendants and it appearing
BY affidavit filed in the Clerks Office that George
w. Gushing, one Of the defendants is not resident
OF the State of Indiana, he is hereby notified Of the
commencement Of said action, and that IL will
stand for trial at the next term of said Court com
mencing on the second Monday in February, A 4.
D., 1861. Attest, - M
II. r., PERSHING, Clerk M. C. C. I,
Bradley & Woodward, Att'ys for plaintiff.
nov22 3t3 li4tiiiff
iS TATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL
- COUNTY, Ss.-In Marshall Circuit Court,
February term, A. D., 166l.-Petcr Schlarb W.
Jacob Lehr, Milton U. Ensminger, John b. May
Complaint to perfect title.
| The plaintiff in the above entitled cause. bv
Stanield & Johnson, his attorneys, has filed in my
Office his complaint to perfect tite and il sppear-
ing by the affidavit of competent person that the
defendants, Jacob Lehr. Milton L. Ensminger, and
John B. May, non-residents OF the State of In
diana, they are hereby notified of the filing and
pendency of said complaint, and that unless they
appear, answer or demur thereto at the calling OF
said cause at the next term of said court, to be
begun and held at the court house in the town OF
Plymouth. on the second Monday in February, A.
ID. 1861, said complaint will be heard and deter.
mined in their absence. Attest,
nov22 3t3 H. PERSHTNG, Clerk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06

WAsHINoroN. Nov. 30.-Minister Har-
ris writes that the glowing accounts by the
japanese embassy Of their reception by
the Government and citizens of the United
States had reached Yeddo, occasioning
great delight to the officials there.
The customs and receipts from Charles
ton have largely diminished as compared
with those of last year. About six mil.
lions Of the ten million loan are paid.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06

New YoRk. Nov. 20 1t is understood
that George Briggs. NJ. c.. from this city,
n mas prepared detailed plan for . new
compromise. substantially like the Albany
yonrnafs plan, with the restoration of
tl'c Missouri Compromise line west Of lhe
Rocky Mountains as the main feature.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06

EEThc disunion papers in Texas arc
publishing that Hamlin. the Vice Presi-
dcnt elect. "brags of his free negro blood
With lies as gross as this. the minds OF
ignorant people are being intlamed ani
prepared for precipitation into revolution.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06

No DECREASE IN VERMoST.-It has been
stated that the new census would show q
decrease Of 5000 in the population of Yer
mont; United States Marshal Partridge de-
MES 1t. and says there is IN increase of
about $500. .afof, .aieII .ffcF t.oe
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06

~ In Clark county. Virginia. vein
oil coal one thousand feet thick has been
discovered in a mountain on Hugh's river,
. tributary Of the Kanswhs. The coal.
when put on shovel and held over the
hre. melts into oil, 50 that the discovery
is most important one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06

THE FoRxxR HoxE or -Spen-
Ger county, Indiana. ION the Kentucky
border Iir{a = 1856 ~ follows:
Frenodl. Is Bseh.asn. 1850 Fillmore sos
Il Maiority asaips Frenonf. 1893 I.
At the Presidential election on the 9th
inst. this same county Of Spencer returned
the foil lowing result: 4-'R'i H
Lincoln- Il ,206 Douglas Il Jos Others. 606
Combined opposition vo1e ever Lincoln l69--be-
iag = Repobhesn gin a : se64 80 is .o0
In his Early days Mr.. Lincoln lived in
nPencsr eounty. and = large number of peo-
PIE seem t. heve ssnpsm bered him.
.EL1L u z-.na
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06
From the Iowa State Register
Iowa EIection-omciai.

The subjoined footing gives the vote Of
Mcpherson and Byinston. the former re-
cciving the highest number on the Lincoln
Electoral ticket. and the latter the highes
number on the Douglas ticket.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06
The banner District.

The Second Congcssionl District OF
Wise onsin { Cad. Washburne's 81 giv.s Han
chett. the Republican candidate Is .022 ma
jority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06
From the Lcsvenworth Times Of Nov 70
The Trouble in Southern Kansas.
FROM FORT SCOTT.

Marshal Colby and party arrived from
Fort Scott yesterday. via West Point and
Kansas city Missouri. They report that
a large number Of persons are leaving that
portion of the Territory
The following special dispatch gives the
latest Intelligence from the scene Of the
difficulties DR.. Massey therein referred
to. is an old resident Of Kansas. and a
staunch Republican. He resides at Trading
Post, instead of Fort Scott, as stated
below.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06
Wisconsin,.

'P Wisconsin,.
The official returns from all but eight
counties foot up as follows:
Lincoln ....... .s0,257 Douglas. GO, ,i2l
Bell --....... .l4O Breckinridge -. 733
Lincoln over Douglas 20. 166. Lincoln's
majority 1927. The eight counties not
officially reported, are reported to give
Lincoln q majority Of l.70S. and Douglas
o40. If these are correct. Lincoln beats
Douglas in the State 81. 1884.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06
ESPECIAL pispascI, to the Times |
KANSAS CRY, Nov. :

EprroRs TINEs:-Dr. Massey OF Fort
Scott arrived here this evening. having left
there on Tuesday. The rum0rs of the
burning OF the town on Monday night are
incorrect. He confirms the account of the
mur.ler Of FIVE men. and the capture OF
others who have probably met the same
fate. Mon.gomery's gang are we'll armed
with Sharp's rifles and have revolvers.-
They have plundcrei the town of Paris,
and arrested many Of its citizens The
people have petitionel the Secretary of the
Territory. in the absence of Gov. Me'lary.
to come to their assistance with Federal
troops.
COLLINS.
c,'.arisIly-
The excitement seems to have com-
mcnec.l with the organisation of ban.l of
men in Bstes county, Missouri, whose OBJ
iset was either tn punish those who were
engaged in the difficulties of 81 anil 5S,
or else to recover negroes who had escap.
e.l or been taken into the Territory. These
men armed themselves, and at various
times came into Linn and the adjoining
counties, and attempted to assassiuatc
Montgomery, Jennis m anil others. 1t a.
legsl that they dil hang several persons;
Int we arc unable to say what was the na-
fure Of the charges against them.
" onr judgment, these movements were
all wrong. and If the accounts Of them are
correct. they were as lawlcss and outra-
geous as the acts of Montgomery and Go.
If negroes were stolen from the citizens Of
Missouri, there Is Unitel States law un-
der which they might have been recovered,
and al lawful means should have been cx-
hausicd before others were resorted to.
Among the Missouri company of which
wcspeak were many peaceful and respect
able ci liens. but there was evidently a
number. who were professional kidnap-
pcrs OF the genuine stripe. and VIII, pursue
that business for purposes OF gain and
plumber. The acts of some Of these ava
.kened hitter feelings slong the Kansas bor
der. The public indignation was increased
by tie ruthless outrases committed by the
Indian Agent upon the Cherokee Neutral
Land settlers. and the general poverty oc-
casioned by the crop failure, as well as the
action of the Government in forcing the
lands into market. SO enraged the people
that they were ready for any deeds of vio-
lence
In the State Of things which we have
described, we can see the source Of these
troubles. Afew desperate charactes have
taken advantage of the existing popular
excitement, and organized themselves for
the purpose of satisfying long cherished
rcsentments, and carrying out their fanati-
cal designs
But though there are some circumstan-
ces which may palliate the crimes commit
ted by Montgomery and Co.. there is moth
ing which win justify or excuse them.-
There have been deeds done on both sides,
which were calculated to provoke rstalia-
tion. but none of thera can excuse such at
trocities as those which are now being per-
pefratcd in Southern Kansas a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06
LAND SALE.-Noti
)N THURSDAY. THE THIRD DAY OF
JANUARY. A. d.. 1861.

at two O'clock said day, the following described
tracts Of land heretofore oercd towit: the
east half Of the northwest quarter Of section fourteen,
township thirty range three; the northwest quarter
OF the south quarter section seventeen nsp
thirty range four the having been donated by
the United States to the Indiana as Swamp Land
AUSTIN FULLER, Auditor
novfiS6V sZt5 Marshall COUNTY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

propose to sell part all Of the reside
miles scufh of Plymouth I will sell In any quantity
from 40 TO 80 to suit purchasers The are easy
For particulars enquire the undersigned the premises
april 22tfl RICHARD C0RBALEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06

NALS.-All sizes, and the best quality at the
IN Mammoth Hardware Store of
janl9-l2 Buck & ToAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-12-06

i AND FOR SALE, wild OF I'm
I Proved terms and in quantities to suit purchasers
Dwelling Houses and Rooms to Rent.
Apply to CORBIN OSBORNE,
declo-n6 Plymouth. Ind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA
ADJOURNMENT or TIE WARSAW CONFERENCE
The British Legion Victorious.

tT ,s brought by The Ad-iatc VII be found the 9Th
ST. JoHS's n. e., Nov. 3, via Sackvine 9Th.
The Ro,sl Mail steamship Persia from Liverpool
SS,urds, 9th, vis Qu+eDstown 2S,h arrived Off Cape
Race Il ,. N on Suhd,y, where she vas intercepted
by TIE news yacht tf tie Associated Press Her ad-
vices are days later than those received by the
Adriasic The Persia has 900 passengers.
The steamship A,ago from New. York arrived at
Southampton on the 25.h, and The Glasgow at Live;-
pool the came day.
The steamship Canada from Boston, via Halifax, ar
rived at Liverpool on tbs 2S,h.
Affairs in Italy remsn III changed.
The Warsaw nsst tefaioGted on the both.
vague but unreliable report prevailed that the princi-
pies Of European Congress were agreed upon.
Il was rvprr'ed that the Austrian Government had
PROPOSED nedi4ion with France for pacific solution
Of the Italian qoestiJD.
The position of the hostile forces in Italy liter
ally unchanged.
Sone details Of he voting the question Of
alton confirm the previous reports that the result was
almost unanimously 10 favor OF anrexation
TITS Bridsh Legion 10 Italy bad a smart encounter
with tie Royasts at Cspua, but were victorious with
q Ices of tix killed and thirty wounded.
Spain bad withdta wn ifs Embassadorl from Turin,
leaving ne affairs in the hands Of Charge.
Tbs text Of the Russian note 10 Sardinia protesting
against Der course in the affairs Of ally and ordering
her Legation TO retire, is published 1t is very strong
In its tone.
1t is stated ttat the English Admiral is going to
Gseta for the purpose of protecting the flight OF the
King Of Naples.
An Imperial decree raises the price Of tobacco in
France % per cent.
The Emperor Napoleon held military council rela-
tive to the formation # plan Of Army Of Re-
serve. Al the Msrshsls attended.
Tbs Opinioze Rationale caused considerable sensa-
tion N al quarters by publishing article branding
the Warsaw meetiog SO nothing bus a conspiracy on
1he part Of the GoverumeDs represented there against
France, and also charged EOgland with being a
"go-between.'
The same journal gives report that the Government
Of Austria proposes TO negotiG with France for a
pacific solution Of tie alien question. She will resort
to srns With the untena &c Of oer new allies.
The Ws1ssV mee'iDg abruptly adjourned on the
e6b owing to the illness Of the dowagsr Empress Of
Russia The royal parties and their Ministers had q
conference On tie 9th.
NethiDg aatheni tTanspired, but q statement was
aAoss thaI the principle Of European Congress was
adopted.
VIEssA, 20sb.-An order has been issued to prepare
for tie coronation OF Francis Joseph King Of Hun
gary next Spring.
Warke preparations are being extensively increased
on tbs @inoio
The Paris Bourse was dull. TREE per cent Rentes
closed at 6Sf., SOC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
COMMERCIAL INTEJLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTrON MARRET. 21th.-The Brokers
CU RePoTts; The sales o. bs week smouo to % Tb U Os
ke unchanged and with the exception o. good staples
ssin5 The sst or Frdss weie orc bales including 600 20
and exporters the market closing quiet at the
be al "a Mobile Mii5og Sid; Uplands FsiT "a Up
lsnds ddng cd Stock In port ~ OI bales Of which ''
TSAps kEP6ET sd,ices Manchester favorable,
and Vans have slightly sdysnced with little specoAu'e In
qIIyzRpoor BREAps1rpys MARKR1 27th-The bresduH
sS ,I sshSSs ee5s RchrdsSn Spence Co Wakefield
Nssh Co. ADD others rePsr;; Fo Is steady but qaotion.
is ard nd has declined a2d per eena ees Tuesday
1us,let Red Wes'eIn 6al14 s1u'hern Y oGS M1,e
AnI ,oy PEoyI.Ioy MARKET 27th-Bgsnd Athya Co,
AND ott.r report The Provii market generally ssai
Beef dun Pok quiet but h[H Bse1 qes lv 3g ~
O. 81 S 81 fo1 Norm American.
IvIKP, Il PRoDUcE NARKKT 27thClover Seed acave and
sah$ Sdy Pes sugar bu want Rio INN and holder,
and an aIvsnee Lisstd OIL quiet oct steady COD OIL
a. s1ye sps Tnroentire ru and slightly sdvarced quoted
20 6Gs4s eOsirg ct IS Tea ba slightly sayaPGed Of
Red es Iron hrm at IS - m i0 5d sSy. Dss S
rails Scotch rig firm at 81 o. sqe1I bgoyeH ana o9 and de-
Tied Cd d16 for Ceylon Eiee tTm IaIoe qgs ss ~ III
spts Tupenue firm and slightly advanoea qa0'eo 81 o
L"spoS McsEY ,RKBT Oct 27Consos closed on Fhdsy
y uSchsngd but there demand for discount Inc
sFs.Sly return Of the Bank Of England SHOWS decrease
6u,a0 SYpct sycTE77xThs latest sales were Illinois Cen
trsI Rlilcad 2Ol al discount Enc SsiQ4o zen
I' r.. MARKErs-By Telegraph 10 Qgcsnsto'gn.
LvEHPooI Sunday, 28thCoT1os-The sales Of Co5ton y
tsTdsy 5000 ,es oe udmg ~ 70 'po'OS' ''
ers ths srkst cosi quiet bu steaoy
RER.DsTUFVs quiet but steady.
LeSSos sslnSdsy EyeniagCoSsOr closed at s'a92 iO
w. 80. Orleans ties oldioaire ba- oG The market
cuist picss easier, but quotations uahleIed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
STARVATION IN KANSAS.
1000 PEOPLE WANTING FOOD. AND
CLOTHING
az APPEAL TO INC BENEyOLENT

AN APPEAL TO THE BENEVOLENT
FRTgsDs: have visited Kansas and tell you that
s poor people are starving sad need your imusdiate
aid Tse particulars of the condition Of the suffering
people you will find in my psmpbetleter to Presdsnt
Buchanan
Karess DOW thoroughly organized to receive relief
through County and Township Committees Of ske peo
p s oan choosing and Gen. 8. c. Pomeroy, az Atchi'
SOD, Kaness is 10 Oily correspondence vi theso
Committees and lie sending them al the relief he car
He writes me under date Of och October a. folio We;
"The East need not buy a bushe of grain. The WeSs
ern S,stes will gtpo IT, If the sacks and ghs cas- Se
paid for"
Judge Army is soliciting food 10 Illinois and OTHER
Western States. Both these gentlemea ara exer..ag
themselves to the utmos. 10 save starving people and
they write me the most beseeching AID affecting let
ter. Carloads Of provisions are daily arriving at
Atehson, Dat ny friends have nc money to pay
fEsiehts
Judge Amy, under ds4s of Octobes -, Gays; 1--WE
have used up our means and credit 10 bug Sdcks
and pay frghts; piease move irhe matter, Gca re-
@ Heve soon as goa can"
Christian friends, am into this business nov souie
81 500, and your sslp is needed. TAsss god men,
POuegsy and Array ought not tcbe ioft to st.Ggse 40
they are. VIII you aid u.s. FAUST the poor people IN
Ksnsas perish
Iwould prefer nat no money be sent to nc. Sepd
it direct to S. c. Pomery, AschisOs, KsDsas ros'is
bills bat "a droGS TO kis ordr CT remit TO THIS Plscs
to Amos A. Lawrence DR.. S. G. Howe, o. the Zen.
s K. SeuAI These gentlsnen are all wsh known to
TIE COUNTRY sDd tbs friends OF Kansas reed have Nc
anxiety as to their cohtribu lens. Eansas % nOW
organized By the people sbenseass in hsr to Hnshps
and counties and 6is ,ime without the intervention
of selfish s1Oilsmsn and hesrssss pOiciAns end here
and now appeal
| TO TsE PRESS OF The COUNTRY,
To Let their Iesdsrs knew the laet that drsadfal
famine exists in Kansas sSa that way, ir2;cs'sd
above is opened to 90. rehsf to the suffering Three
| things wanted:
l. Cash. .. Boots and shoes ready made, es-
pesally Tor and cAdrez. B. Cotton cloth sns
abb for neal sacks also cloth OF all knas TO 10 als
into clothing. Ths poor people badly in need q
clothes; but old garments don't pay 70 send-freigbt
are too heavy. Sead only ner eiotL, ft TO be mad,
| mic garments. THADDFus HYATT
| ln behalf o. 60, 90 starving Anas,icsnA
Bostoa, Nov. 6, ls6O.
1
The pamphlet letter to President Brchanan bhsd q
ltsyer tddse BostoD printed AID mailed for Diss eeasA
| IL gives the terrible aioIy n detail L. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
Severe Gale at New-Haven.

NV HAVEN CoDn., Mouu4y' NV q, I7 -
ing crmueTeing about o'clock and ending about II
O'Clock. Many trees Frustrated and TIE stesple
of he Wooster pace Church Second Baptist wss
thrown upon the squsre. Its hight wa 24O teel.
rel rorch entsbarure columns, and otner front WoTk
slso fell c-ughipg the iron fence aaround the churcn
bet doing tie otbeT damage Hao he stSepe 11lgn 70
TIE norh or south would bsve eTusueo t% 20 OF hee
1riysts a ausiona TIE loss is 81 coo or 5000.
YfTr0 Stafford, who was stabbed by the student
Feiesp died II Z O'Clock this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
The Bank Of Upper Canada,

TORONTO Q. W, SaFurdsy NOV. % IoUDi
The Globe to-day, in reference 70 the affairs OF lhe
Bank Of Upper CsDsds, says authoTltstivey uitt an
rI oeu ept hiss been made by which the other prn.
s banks OF the Province stand ready 70 assist ana
defend the Bank Of Upper Canada Whenever Deces-
naYV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
post.Omce Robbery.

MATHEMATICIAN Pa Mondayl NOV y I'O7'
John A. Mcconnell Assistant Postmaster az Nswry'
Bar County has been arrested on the charge Of TOD
A;DQ the uaiis.
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SppTEoTIELD, Mass.. Monday, NOV; = G 100
Tn. Sosbiug' n1il Of the Parsons Paper, UomPSn s
BoVoES was nearly all burned t0Say HS
SIS e one half Of which if insured ~ mill
Hs,tsord' and New Haven. The manufacturing "'''
WA pnhayQed.
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A Co,ored BURGLAR Shot.

NEwBURY. Vt. Monday, Nov ., IoC'
eolored gSiug th7 name OF INES - III,
So Io.e If California was shot de ID last night while
ro3biTg dwelling. house. Numerous burgl4ries nave
reoeutlv greatly excited our citizens.
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THE Arabia off Cape Race.

ST. JoHEs, N. F., Saturday, Nov. ., 1860.
,rt. ,.Iorcsbin Arabia from Boston 5lst uit, va
x,d,f. Dassed Cape Race route for Liverpool At
o'clock this evening.
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virginia Politics.

RIcBaOED, Monday, Nov. ), 1861
Col Diumock, Commandment OF the state Arm9ry'
49, Gov Washington 'O-pight, by order Of the Gov
-aor N purchsse arms for the State. Political ex-
Sstsuent ruus high.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06

In any crisis Well then, there Is sae'hef-oo ~
rsmstober tae hero Of San Jsnigto lChesrEl MSss
not be make most excellent Secretary OF war.
fCbesr.I Wouldn't be come forth iron nis retromeo'
IL the President called him for b think he voad.
And then there is aooth,r-s NJ. John NJ Boz O.
msn who loves his sounuy he does h's vito saa
children, and who would aid Mr.. Liucoin voice
Forty more. And then there 10 another mana mzu whs
s now runDiog for the Presidency who hss We ysnA
chance for the Presidency, but who wouid IN ke dug
Iihed, Upright and wise member Of tbs CABINET; teat
Ia John Bell OF Tennessee. honor the character OF
that noble man. becsue he is the only Souherz Seaar
tor row liypg-Ms. Clayton being dead--who voted
az anst that internal law the repeating Of the Missouri
Comproni1e II were Presiient Of the Unite1 ates,
I wouId make him member of the Cabinet for thai
bonset vote And then there il auother-,hcre
a;y 7 believe. There is Winter Davis of MArylspd
Cbee,e He aided the Republican party les, Winter.
he ia an honest man. he Is ready at the pubic call,
whenever that public call SOUND IT. voice 70 oiu BE-
slso would sdorn and Distinguish hmseu ceyocc a,s
n~ess,t dstine,ion II be was bonored with .
sssst in the cabinet IA voice-Mr. Blair There 70
Mr. Rlair of Missouri, Csssius n. Clay, Mr.. bs'ee.
Irsls NJ vsrions names by the audience, among tns~
GOV. Vice ana laughter. do not tninS .'ov ~ ss
would do. Al all events 90 not I.inA a. AL
particularly vile to ask him. Laughter Ana ysti
have DO doubt that even he, when toe aKoie @onI -
over viii cool down, and cay AMER az tosIo 20,
not so uch trouble to be spprehended a: SUPPOSE
Lspghsr think there is no dsrger u .as esee w
of Mr. lincoln Il nay be that there viii be sgiis-
tior s. that there will be indscreet meu 10 tss
South who viii do foolish things Bat kao~ tesa
storms win only purify the atmosphere, nase
he cir ealntrions, and nske everything eroW - -
beauty Political agatiops have the same resuR ,r
the moral s,mospheTt; and if sueh sgtations ssossd
come DO not fear but the pstriotc portion OF on
Southern brethTeo would stand By the non, ana Do
In securing that precious heritage Of Liberty which We
have inherited from our fathers aud which wo
mean TO peryetuate, 70 far as our efforts are Goa
eefDed, to all pOsteYity. ICheers. Woe be 70 the
that LITE his finger against the Union Cries Of
"GoodW ard applause. Woe be to the man thst
tai ee the first step toward the dissolution Of tho Unisn
Loud cheers. lie win scare the fate of traitors In
al time. He viii be
"(;ope 10 red Couyn's soul,
Who ,old hs Da;ive lane for sorcii g0'd
On Fakuks fetal field
Gone to black Arnold. traitor ghost,
Who wandering DER Perdtou's cSGt
Ard beckoning 90 bis Specter host,
t-Altor welcome yields-"
Long and loud WISE the appliance that followed Nc
NJ ves7s aneech There were loud cries for " Gns-
re d" 4" Evsrts," and Dodge" With teree reusss-
cheers for the party, and for Lincoln and Hsnn. tbs
meeting separated.