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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-19

FIRST CAVALRY REGIMENT OF Iowa pri-
vate letter states that the Regiment is comforta.
bly, quartered in Benton Barracks, and has been
divided into three battalions. Capt Lefingwell,
Capt. Cover, and Z. w. Chamberlain have been
appointed Majors, DR.. ]. c. Stone, of Iowa
City, Regimental Adjutant, Orderly Sergeant
d. A. Kerr, Adjutant LIST battalion, with rank
Of Lieutenant j. NJ Byan Adjutant I'd battal-
ion, and H. K. Robinson Adjutant Sd battalion.
Henry G. Abers was promoted to the post of
Orderly Sergeant in place of Kerr. DR.. John
Mack, OF Carthage, ILL.,, was appointed Hospital
Steward, and Michael Cheeseman, of Montrose,
Veterinary Surgeon OF the Regiment.-[Gate
City.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-19
fTribure's Dispatch.I

fTribure's Dispatch.
The following Ohio troops have been. sent to
Central Kentucky during the last ten days, now
at Camp Dick Robinson: l4th Regiment, Col.
Steadman, 18th Regiment, Col Comet, Slst
Regiment, Col Walker, at Nichol lsyille; SSth
Regiment, Col Bradley, 2lst Regiment Col.
Norton, at Cynthiana; Ssth Regiment, Colonel
Vandervant. al Oiymp,an Springs; I'd Regl-
ment. Col. Harris, 18th, Col. Dickie, and 49th,
Col Gibson, are witt, Gen. Anderson. One bat
tery OF artillery, Col. Barnett, LIST Regiment
Ohio Volunteers, left Cincinnati, Oct. 9Th, for
Camp Dick Robinson, and second battery on
the 10th. The '37th Ohio Regiment, Col. Siber,
ief, on the 9th for Western Virginia. On Fri,
day the 44th Regiment, Col Smith, had or
ders to leave their camp at Springfield, Ohio,
for Western Virginia. -
The Herald states that Wm.5Byrd, lnte clerk
in the Aujitor's Office, and man named Mar
tin. lately factotuin of Jake Thompson, have
beer, arrested and imprisoned in Richmond as
spies. Both are trssitors.
The mother of Jackson, Sbo murdered Els
worth, was arrested Sunday for keeping rem.
dtxyans tor Rebels and spies near Prospect
Hill. se
Government il about erecting permanent
barracks in Masking Oh for 10000 troops
The troops ia Western Virginia are to DC paid
off soon Officers are hereafter to be paid at the
came time as soldiers.
IL il reposted that Gen. Mitchell will be put
in command of an expedition to drive the Rebels
ont of Cumberland Gap, thence to carry the
war into Tennessee Zollicoffer has wishdra wn
all h;s troops to and beyond Cumberland Gap.
The Times dispatch says that the Rebels ia
considerable force, showed themselves on Satur-
dsy before Gen. Hancocks headquarters with
large Parrot gun, 6snked on each side by brass
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
Dtebe JrtcDIn trntz

Diepeut1 DE 1rtcoloretroBz
Dem unp allepem. = 8efanntli6
ourfte BET ben Teierli4teiten, wel9e bel
@elesenbeit Der &r6nun9 in Yreuben iiberz
all oeranltaltet rpuraen bic peut1
uS@par5z3ptbz z@plpne" auf bbbere ppliz
lt6eMnprpnuns nir9enps f9 ;eteen. Muein
itesrei9 Sei9te fte it9 bod, unp 3tpar in
Berlin. Gin 19alfbafte6 Spiel Der 3uz
falls bate am Sage pes Ginsuees pe5
&6ni95 in Der &norpnun9 Der 2lufaeuuna
Der @ewerfsslse an elmer Steue uno
3mar Dor Der @brenpforte ouf Dem 9lez
ranoerplaB bic peutl9e Gricolore 3ulam<
n1ensebra9t. Dort itanpen Die S9prnz
iteinfeser, 2pb9erter unp Die 0ergplper.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07

5ier ftnft'6. = 8efanntli6 bat
neultd Der &6nis ppn 8elsten benz Don
5ollano etne 0iltte ab9etattet um ben
alien 9aper swil9en ben beipen Nationen
bet5ulesen. Bur Beier piele6 Grei9nifes
fano nun am 19, Sftpber in { 2uttt d.
cine illumination itatt bel Der man fol-
9enoen 9uten uno transparenten @iB ouf
elnem Gran6parente an9ebra9t Bat: 3mei
&ale Elm bpuanpil9er unp Elm 5erfter>
(Bel9ien), itellen in wpblrie9enber Weile
ote WerlSbnun9 3wtIAen ben betpen Sanz
bern bar, Da6 @eit6t 2putS Napplipns
itedt bic befannte Men9lernaie 3mil9en
Setoe unp oarunter itebt; .Ce ne sent
pas bon ici. ."-auf oeutl6: .6ier ittnft'8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07

Burf wiprr @urft.-G @eiiz
lt9er GisentbQmer elmer l6Dnen Garn,
fano ietnen &ne6t, einen Srldnper in,
8artcffelfeloe anf benz pFu9e fBen, pab<
rsnp bas pfero frab, Wit bem ben @etlt~
lt9fl1 eiSenen patbps fra9te er patrid, ob
e8 ni6t beler pdre, lpdbrenp pa6 pferp
frdBe, nit Der Si9el einise 9eden ldnos
Der un13dunung ab3ubauen.
Oftt pemfelben eeiftlt@eu Yatbps erpie>
oerte patrtd D@iirpe e6 ni9t ebenfaQs
51pedmdbiS fein, rpenn Sie einen Ippf
&artpffel auf Der &an3el bdtten, UNI benz
lelben gum Gilen fertts gu l6dlen, mabrenp
bic @emeinoe Tn9t? 2"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
Gin alter guuesefelle nber bic @be.
(Jiir bic Winn. @taats,eituna.

9eiratben lou it Nein, bas thu i'd uiebt,
Oenn 'pas 5u @udsuf 1T aud pobl bic Gbe
5n 1ebem 'ppblsfreimteu 9ebrsebibt
Neiut ll9 auf @be prd&tis gDas nun Bebt?
Die @be 1T auf Qeben Dter Sob
Gin laneer aantpf in oem nur WaFenrubs
N'inusn lang, bis bab als Jricbensbut'
r0reunb 5einA in Der betannten biiiteru Srub
Mls 5rtecenstpcument. beppnirt
DER 8ampfer Ii6e. 5n benz lanaen ariese,
9Senn aadb nit me11elnbem Sriumpb eefIbrt,
errtnst bic s5ran bp9 lets bic meifen 9isse.
DEM ae 1T ariesertn unb Mrfenal,
ia, 1e beltebt aus lauter i9arfen @aFen,
Wft benen Ite BEN tbeuern gbgemabl -
Na9 taulenbfaden pIanea madt sn idaFen.
3tpor in ber bonisiiben Glitterseit
sStro bic Mdbame bios era nod maupprireu,
Die Sruppen ibrer Qiebenswirbtaftit
Sabt I'M parabemarl9 fe beIlirsu,
Yer lunsc Gbesatte it entsudt>
Se5aubert Don Der s8aTen pradbt' aem Sdtmu,er
VI ltredt'a 0ewebr, unb traumet 1ab bealadt,
Oas frieolite ManUser enbe nimmer.
Jbr Mntlis 1T oas 8ub> bas ct i1ubirt,
Mus ibren 3usen lu9t ct gu erratben,
Jebweoen 5er5en5puni4 unb ct parirt,
DER 6rau, tpie ibrem Sberf bic @plbateu.
Die oontsmpnbe Inb pprbei. Der @atte
Stuort niGt mebr an ibren bploen ,3iiaen,
Ufan 1ebt ibn, cine .pabre 8u6erratte>
Nertieft pb ieinen &e9nunasbadern lieaen.
yin 9SOlt&en siebt tn ibrer @tirn berauf,
Yin Sbreden farbt tbie@ansen bleid, bemgR Rauue-
3um Dr990oo- @tpre Gilt es i'm 19neaen Qauf,
HauTt etnsn 10 ia awl, J." baB Ct bas BDltdbe er
banne.
Gerl9wuneen 1T bic DpIfc. Eaaelana
Slebt man bic 9pnne frDbli9 pieper 1de,neu,
Damn Wplt9en, % IT en-! bann getptterbauo
9StQs resnen. N9 bic 5Olee orubt ~ pcinen,
Sturm 1T I'M Ma3us, uno bas Manneleiu, ...
2StQ, lb gu retten, slQes nod probiren.
er 3tebt in srDbter 6ait bic @eael Elm,
llno ansitlit i9wanfeno, debt man ibn laoiren.
Der Sturm lest li4. uQDie, let i'd benn aud
nod
6ra9t fIdb Der @atte> ia, i'd babs beitanpen,
SD tpar sin STARR baB i1 3u &reuae trob>
Das na91te Mal na9' i'd ben Sturm au 5ban-
ben."
9fun mag e5 itilrmen, tpie am jilnalten Iaa,
eSie ein srfabrner Seemanu auf ben gBoaen
6abrt Der @emabl gang rubis unp sema9,
S1s l'b pas gSetter bat pur Ell t seracqeu,
u"e> p'a es llb Don ielber n DIT persiebn,
uno erObt eS ben @ebnlbsmalt gu 3erbre6eu,
Damn lteuert er gum li9ern $ fe II bin,
5m Wirtbsbaus leineu Summer au--p r.
. Fl. 3eGen,
une pas tbut Sie2 @rdmt ieb etpa au topt?
Wittunter. Oefters trpdnet ib.e 3abreu
Gin Grpiter, eer fir ibre Serssnsnptb
Bereit 1T, Wuneerballam gu sepabreu.
Gin eotto 1T bic Gbe. Inter tauleub Qooleu
Sinb neunmalbu Observation-Disclosures Nieteu.
Die DOrnen ubertpu9ern bort bic Stolen
Drum wt( seitlebeus i9 paspr mid biteu.*)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07

Gin 8oarpinsbau8 zGisner1
a!t Wfilfliltppi erlieb folgenbe glnnpnce !:
r:o1er tperpen ein3elne 5erren NIT ld6nen
3tmmsrn perleben; aud elm .pper 3wei
{errel1 nit Damer., belpnbers eeeiguet
t1r Steambpattapttdne. Iidtts flr 25
eents nnp ainbtr gun. balbtn Yreilf
ta1n man an per 2anpune baben,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07

2ebenpt9e g S9ornfetne.-
Viele jun9e 5erren f6nnen al6 vlebenptos
S9prnfteine" te5ei6net werpen; lie vrauz
@en" unp baben bod utein Geuer."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07

y Gin junser &bemann bat uns perlpre6eu,
pc pftenbaren 0erldumbungeni in
htelem 9 d M d sebtd d in Der naditen Sum
msr unb 3war fies srei9> gu beantmprten. @ir
l1no Nber5eugt ct ptrp lein 8eripre1en su balteu,
i'm Stanpe len, ba er fir cine seredle @a&e f6t.
--- @. Neo.l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
u aeuteu Der Minu. StaatSSeitun9."

aaeuteu Der Wfinu. StaatS5eituns."
Wfinnelpta.
oaltiuss unD Dafpta 60. 5err 9srsoS.
Rem lllm uno Brpwn GpuntY st. 5prher,
o.. peter uup 9fiecst GtY %. S4immel,
5t, Intbpny u. MinniapuIis, Ortb VI. Mnoblau@,
Carver ct. Suit,
Wanfatp 5err YfaT.
otia pater unp @albiustpn @tY 81. SbeHsr
Niuoua uup Winpna 9tY ST.. Slider.
BeQeplaiu Serr Traus .. 5eyperltsbt.
yarltau!t, &ics g., 5err 0cttfrisp 5ledsnits'a.
Reaos eanttns, s. Ouerre.
Rep 9Sius, 5err Srbn 8rierrit'
gSabalbaw, @eore Suber.
ga groNe, 5err 5eil.
YropuSyile Serr Jrig @lud.
9ufalc GitY, Disc. 81. 94uttler.
5puntain City, gBiae. Or. @pabr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
@epr1 Bena,
9alppm n1tb @effauratipu

i'm Ntben Gu11t.
Der Undergraduate eupfeblt biermit BENT per-
ebrten beutlGen Yublitum ietn
SALOONS unb NeftauratipnS>6 6efbdft
INT Mtbenaun, itets bic allersprsielt@len &C.
trdnfe unt -
ES bel 8prlteQnnseu i'm Ibeater talte unb
warme @peilen nsrabreiht.
81 auI / a ker
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
Die )llinne(OtQ StaQtSAeitunQ


Die )l(inne(ota Staats5eitun9
sds oer Oritteu unb Babalbaw-
9traBe, eiue 5reppe bp1,
srlbeint wDbentlt6 uno toi itet J ~ et Dou.
per Sabr, III &prauSbe;abluns.
Sju5slne 9tummern toten Gents.
Seoinguneen.
Abpnnirsn tann man su irgenb elmer 3eit bes
}obres, bod fDnuen bic benz Mbpnnement pcrau<
1ebeupeu 9tummern nibt na9selanbt perben.
Der 5utlcripttpns- -Setras tann IN Noten tr=
,euo elmer suten Sauf einsel6itt werben.
UsY Bsnn 8elp in resiftrirten Briefen per%
oren ssbt, trasen mir ben 8erluF; bod ntbt in
unrssiltrirtsn Sriefeu.
MQe Mittbslunseu, @slrsr ". t. 10. llne 3u
1oorslirsn:
Neutber s @rel, Yublilbsrs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
u rbetter< Sale
ppu e. g, 81 nuf.

Dritte StraBe, eeeenlber Der presbyterian-
Stride, ct. paul, Minn.
IN otelem neu~ unb freunolib ein9eti&teteu
eagerbier~ Salcpn it ftets gu baben
BeiteS 2a9erbter 2 @la6 fir 5 Gents,
SaIte Speiieu unb 6stue Giearren,
G X 81 onf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
q. S g.. .. 6ilfuan.
Carl 4a6aDaut,

Or. s. @ie9er,
prafttIder Nrst Sperateur unp @eburt8<
belfer,
Dritte @trabe, uabe bim Mmerieanbau1e,
ct. Yaul, Nfinn.,
@tets frii9er Smpfftcif Sprbanben.
Or. @pienf,
praftifder Nrst, @eburtsbelfer unb
Sperateur,
gewabrt arstli9en 8eitanb fur aue Rranfbeiten
bes mdnnlinen unb weibli9en @el9le9ts unb
perlpri&t bel umf dbtiser 8ebanbluns nidt nur bic
lonbern aud nun ua9 ppQtpmmsner 5eiluns pp-
norar 3u Serlangen.
MfFiten3 BEL Gutbiuounsen mad ,lmRanbsn BON
So, 90 aufmdrts.
Offce: Gde Der Minueluta- unb Dritten Ctr.
NeFben3: Gprtfrabe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
Jpbu 9aeeenmiller'e
Dttt8bur9 Gaoerbter<S

gde Der Dritten nnp Rpbert StraBe.
ct. paul Dfinn.
SD balte tets suteS Qaserbier, beitate Bran
otss, a9te 9auanna>@isarren> aussesei6neten
emmensbaler uno 3imbureer Safe, lowie aneere
falte Speilen pprratbig.
Users ni9t glaubeu mill, Der tumme unb iber-
5euse il9. @uer 5reurb
c n q nnpnrifIpr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07

Simpntpn s. malmrpS,
Dent16e Mbppfoten,
Drttte StraBe,
sesenIber ber 8anf Der 3erren s. u. g. WiQius,
ct. Yaul, Minne1pta.
s. @. Simpnton Oscar Wfalmrps.
Yrafti3iren in alen @taats- @ert9teu uno in
benz Ser. Staaten. @eritt ...-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
Berltner<6aue",

i@ras sesealter Der rWrbeiter-5aIle",
Drttte 9trabe.
ct. pgul Minn.
& @uteS Bter
% &alte Spei1en
unb freunoIi9e Bepienung mirb ieber 8eliebige
metner seebrten @dfe itet8 SrrFuben+
5errmau II Il &retB.
uutDn Sptel,
Gde per 9Sabal9atp< uno 4ten Strabe,
ppn ~. 2unfenb elmer.
Neu erbaut> seraumis, nit bpben unb freunb,
liten 3immern perieben, mte bieles 9pteI 1T, bic
tet eS oem &eilenben bic berrli1Hen Bequemltcb-
tsiten neben gut bereiteter Rpit unp ber biaigten
8ebienuns, iowie CUTE @etrdnfe an Der Bar.
@eraumise Stalluue 1T BEL ben, 9au1e, uub
bebbaIb ben Garmern namentli6 3u empfebleu.
Reilenbe uno beren@epdd werben fret ppu uub
na9 Der Sanouns befSrbert. 159
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
ID a 8 b ington 6onsr,

ID a 8 b in9ton 6onsr,
peutl9es Sat- uno Boarbing 6aas
BON aeter Saf,
ct. MntbonY TT abe. nabe benz u0inslom.
5pu5e"
Das r8albinston-9 9aus4 bitiet aeifaaueern
unD gsIesentlid Ginf.brenben an epmffortablem
Qosis uno mo9lbeieBter Safa Waes, pas BON Ell
mem 8uten 5auie eruartet wirb, q, SaB.
@ @ute Stallunsen bei'm .6aule.
9. 8en5bcre
Gisentbumer Der
Nprtb. MiiFi1tppi Brautrei,
SffIce an Der Dritten @tra6e,
ct, Yaul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
Wtharb marbtu
Gave Braueret

CIR. Sta0 I'm nm,
@etn 9aaer bes pprtreTli6lten Yiers> bas srDbte
yaeer I'M Morbweleu, empfeblt fur pen en9rps~
uuo Detail =Serfauf benens
Gbr, Sta lmann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
@Q1fbduier lln6 Salons.

SSk~b%NVkIlkEp
@ elm @ei@6ft,
@eDr5 8et15,
Smporteur> Gjrob- uno Rleiubantler
pcn &beiupeinen,
un9armetne,
Trans2fide unb
Gatawba>@eine
Don oerl9ieoenen Sabrgdnaem, tpelde beim Du,-
5ene, 6la16e unb @las pertauft perben in leinsr
2Setnballe, 9ritte CITRATE,
stptl6en Marfet- u. @albinstpn- Ctr,
Tren6's @tettteebdube.
Oessletden ilnbe bort itets gu baben:
s i I d e . DnerS,
bas Dubenb au 80 Gts.
Ae6ter @@weiser unp 2imbur9er &aIe,
Saroeuen ltnp Sarcinen.
l5erner: Mus9esei9netes y Yittsburab Mle
,ne y pprter, unb feine 2it1re Spn allen
@rten* H= Wu9 babe i9 tiir3li9 cine Senpuns
9eltfer- 2Baf7er
erbalten, nel9e5 t9 ftets nprratbia balten unb 3u
ben mDsIi9lt biaisnen Yreilen Serfaufen sueree.
@Otpie enbli9 Elm ercellentee M0prtiment BON
9aoanna=Gi9arrcS+
Voritebenbes tt Wafs gut uub in rei9er JuQe
'rrratbis bel Z
Nipnrn Bpn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-07
@bicagp 2agerbier< <@alpn
sJpb,t CD. s. e<bt,

Gde per Waibington< u. Dritten ctr.
ct. pauL Minn.
DEM seebrteu publifum bic eraebenfte Mn,,ioe.
pab t9 BON nun ab tets bereit bin. meiuen mer.
tben @aten nit alien @prten Gspaareu. ais
S9inten unb 3unse, S9neiser unb Qimburoer
aale, 9aroine5 uno marinirten 6driuaen u. alien
Irten 9Dlrftn in meinem @alou Quf,uparteu.
RaTee auf geriansen. -
Deselei9en balte i9 tets pprrdtbis: Mae COR
ten 1e1ne ytqueure, spr3iisli9e @iaarren unb
Seite6 9agerbter.
S@wetne s Sc tets an 3ast.
Spbn B. B edit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-14

LArEsr.-A company of rebel cav.,,x
been routed in LOudon County Va v;,. I've
loss of one Lieutenant killed and five ma, zoe
ded
1t is stated that Garabaldi has tens.,.s :.
services to the Federal Governmet, throu.h =, ~
American Consul at Genoa, and that n. ~
has been accepted, and the rank of N,;,. O.
raj rendered him.
Gen. Lyons advance guard has had Anal
skirmish with the advance guard of IN. ..,
army near Springfield, and has driven !, 49,,
Loss not known.
Psrson Brownlow's paper has been suc,,.... /,
and Hon. Thos A. r. Nelson has been A. ,
while attempting TO make his way North
| Mr.. Nelson was one o. the boldest U,;o,
from the South in the last Congress. Hs
probably be tried for treason.
| A terrible state Of things il reported a. s,;..
ing at New Orleans.
The American horse Stark has won N. Co.,
wood Cup, in England.
The tkird match between Flora Tem,,. 49,,
Ethan Allen vas won by the latter in H.,
1t is stated that the visit of Prince N.noa...
TO Manassas, has not helped the rebel cause
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-14
Party A Miiation.

What else would prompt the leading repub
licans Of Ohio to make friends with the slave
democracy" a. Mr.. Lincoln calls them, If it il
not to aid in keeping up their sinking fortunes
and perhaps pave the way to the adoption of a
new name, and to modify their creed to make
it more acceptable to the Union masses of all
the States. That party has heretofore been sat
is6ed to change its national platform once in
four years, and intermediateiy, for local pur-
poses, as often as occasion required but the
leaders being now driven to the wall. they are
forced to ask aims from the men whom they
have numerically abused and villiicd. We
hope the Democratic Stale Central Committee
of ohio, will acknowledge tie right of petition
but spurn the petitioner, from their midst, and
stand by their democratic guns. even if tn. :
are doomed to Ball Run defeat.-yackso,
Patriot.
This is the spirit ia vhich the patriotic prop
osition of the Repaid can State Central Com
mttee of Ohio has been NE. by the democratic
press. We beg leave to assure the Patrol
that it misunderstands the spirit OF that propo
sal as much as it mistakes the proposition it.
self. The Republican Committee OF Ohio made
no proposition for the fusion Of parties as
the Patriot indicates, III. >impl? proposed ia
waive party organizations, for the present, and
unite with others ION the simple basis of the
maintenance of the Government, and the sup
preston of the rebellion, against H." In their
opinion it would not be profitable for the people
to engage in the partisan warfare of a political
campaign, when the very foundations of the
Government are trembling in the shock of a
conflict which is to decide the question of its
existence.
We do not view this proposition as inspired
by a craven desire on the part of the Republi-
cans of Ohio to escape the responsibility in
volvcd in the success of the party nationally
still less do We take the "dissolving view" OF
it which excites such pleasant emotions in the
breast of tie Patriot When the proper time
comes the Republican party will be found pre-
pared TO meet the issue which is sought TO be
raised against it, without desire to shift OF
shirk any responsibility it has incurred.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-08-14


The Tribune saws, We have sireadv made note
Of the fact that the Republicans OF New York,
following the example of those OF Ohio, have
proposed to the Democrats to unite upon Elm
Gle ticket with the sole test required Of candi-
dates that they be true Union men, and in favor
of prosecuting the present war vigorously to a
successful ISSUE The Albany correspondent OF
the n. Y. Herald, picking up the gossip among
Democrats at that political centre, speaks Of the
manner in which the Democrats entertain the
proposition as follows:
"They have thus thrown the responsibility of
Union ticket upon the democracy, and SO far
as can ascertain, from number Of their leaders
who are now here, they will not accept unless
there is a radical change in the Cabinet; they
are not going to endorse the present administra'
ton with all the corruption OF the War Depart
ment, and incompetency of the Navy. Unless,
therefore, Lincoln turns out these two officials,
there will be union in this State, but the DEM
ocracy will nominate their own ticket on the
platform OF the vigorous prosecution of the war,
and no separation upon any terms; but a com
promise when it can be honorably effected, hav
ing in view the Union one and inseparab!e, now
and forever. From present indications this will
be the programme Of the democracy, but TO en-
dorse the Big Bethel, Bull Run, and the other
blunders, incompetence and dishonesty of the
republican officials, will no, be done on any CON
ditiOn by the democracy"
This evidently foreshadows the tactics OF the
Democratic politicians. Havin. insisted tia, in
military appontmentspoltical antecedents should
be disregarded, and the administration having
acceded to that, the aforesaid politicians now
propose to turn round aud hold the administra.
ton to political accountability for all the acts
bestowed military Office upon.
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Families Of VOlun eeers.

The duty Of providing for the families of sol.
diers who enlist in the service of the country is
- important and binding upon the people As the
duty Of caring for the soldiers themselves. This
obligation is especially binding upon Supervisors
Of the townships and Aldermen of cities. They
ere the men to whom the care of these families
has been entrusted by the law, and they should
regard it a. sacred obligation to fulfill the law,
both in the letter and spirit.
We are happy to know tnat in most instances
these officers faithfully perform their duty, and
only one officer, so far as We have been inform
ed, has been derelct in this respect. In this in
stance We understand the officers opinion Of his
duty 70 BE- that it is net incumbent upon him to
seek info 'aton with regard to the necessities OF
such fam H. ;, but that it is their duty to report
their wants to him.
This is an entire misapprehension of the law.
II Was expressly drawn BY its trainers % as not
70 subject such families to the humiliation Of
begging aims Of the local authorities. 1, was
designed that the State should look after
them, and see that their'needs were supplied
The law expressly declares that 1T shall De the
duty Of such officers ITO make diligent inqui
~ in regard to the necessities and relief requir-
ed BY the family Of any such commissioned or
non-conmissiousd officer, musician or private"
and also that " it shall BE- his duty to afford such
temporary relief as may from time to time be
necessary, not exceeding the sum Of fiftee. dol
lars per month"
We hope the officer in question will hereafter
discharge this daty in obedience to the require
meut Of the statute, and that oil officers who are
required to execute this law. will see to it that
meme Who are entitled to its benefits shall suffer
BY their neglect. The people are not disposed
70 b niggardly in this matter, neither will they
suffer their officers to violate their legal obliga-
lions 70 the families of our brave volunteers,
without visiting upon them the punishment which
their derelicsion Of duty deserves.