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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

TO extreme fluctuations, according to the
warli6e or peaceful tendencies Of different
nations. llireached its highest point In
l7e5, being quoted in Eng at 10
shilings (s4l) per owt., falling during
the succeeding year to as shillings (Sllj
ln the London market reports Tor the
week ending Nov. 23. 1851. the quota.
tons were SO 20 40 shillings, against 80
to "a shillings in September, when the
market was largely supplied. An unpre-
cedented demand has arisen since, which
swept the market and stimulated prices, =
~ Y. Sun. s. Us N..
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The following san extraclfrom letter written by
The Rev. ] s. Holme pa':orcfthe Pterrepoint Street
BaptlstChurch, Brooklyn, n. y, tothe' 'JournH and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes IN
favorof that world renowned medicine, Mas. WIN
sLow'sSooruSG sYRUP ycR CHILDREN TrrrulSG:--
"Wcsee an advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
WtNsLow's SOOTHING SyRUP. Now we never said II
word In favor Ola patent medicine before in our life,
but we feel compelled To say to your readers that this
Is No humbug haze tisd il, aad Know IL 10 be all
eiaims, II Is probably one Of the most successful
medicines Of the day because tits ono Of the best.
Andthose Of your rhad'rs who have babies can't do
better than tolay in II supply.n
March 7lsGl--lyfn
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TgE eRowra OF TIVE uNJrED sTgrEs

has been about per ccat, per Gnnum, while the in
crease orlhe Mexican Mustang Linimont has been
from 9Oio ahper cent. showing the estimation and
Increasing popularity Of this invaluable article, 1t
has no ioubt. saved nr conutry Hhllf million year
In horsesHnd cattle nnne; while for hnman ailnents
such as Bruises. Joints, Rheumatism, Pain
Bites Caked Breasts, Sc 1T has ne equal. Did you
ever .ee y '-ed without SncceSS, npon either man or
beast? u snnnll always he kept in every house and
stable. Accidents will occur PromptnesS IL enica.
cy. hut he parculnr, aud buVnf nOhr h 1t rrsPecu.
Bile dealers See thdtevcry wrapper hears the sigma
ture Of y. s Barnes. proprietor. aud G.. W. Vest
brook Chemist. aud the precautionary words. Trade
"Mark'in two Hedallions Of the Federal Currency.
Sold ateS cents, 30 cents and 81 90 per Bottle, by
all respectable dealers throughout The habitablc
Globe. d. s. BARNES New York
Oct, 3--emQ2 ....'. ... o.. .
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Terrible Devastation OF the Cali
1Orntn FresIIeIs.

SAN FRANCISCO, California, December
10. The recent fr-shets were terrible,
destroying the property Of the valleys
bordering on lbe principal rivers of Ore.
gon.
Nearly all the Touring mills ofthe State
aud great quantities Of grain were eeS
lroyed. Most all of the frame warehouses
in Oregon wsrs washed away. and tho
town flooded four feet deep.
There are but two houses Standing in
Linn City.
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Npeolal Nollee to oon,ump,lyes.

TNNIE advertiser, having been restored 10 health in
Y very few weeks by very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe hung alice
ton, and that ireNd disease. Consnmplion-is anx-
ionsto make known 10 his fellow sufferers the means
OF cure . ..... r..
Toall who desire IT, he viii send n copy Of the pre-
scrlptloa used frce Of charge) with tho direction.
for prelnrngnpd lIsint the same, which they will nnd
ASSURE cure for Consumption, Asthma. BrnDrhlis,
&c Ihenny bJectof the advertiser in sending tlu,
prescription isto benefit the afflicted, and spread iii-
formation which he concriyrs to be invaluable .and
he hopes eyey sufferer will try bis remedy. It will
cost them nothing. and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription all please address
. Rsv. EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, King County, New York
0c!. 81, sGl.-.3m32
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

The Fruits OF General Pope's Achieve
menI-srhirty-lour Car Loads of Rebels
Gu route FOR NJ. Louis.
SEDALIA, Missouri, December 22.-Thir.
ty -four cars, loaded with prisoners taken
BY Genera Pope, 60 10 ST. Louis 10 night
The prisoners ara motley crew, ranging
from sixteen 10 seventy years Of age
Many of the arms captured are United
States mu,kets. and SONS Of the mon are
dressed in United States uniforms, taken
from our troops at Lexington. Several
United Stairs wagons were also captured.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

A rebel government steamer recently
stopped at Napoleon, Arkansas, early in
the morning, and commsno hawling
citizens from ,heii beds TO join the service.
The people we're very angry, but could
not help themselves. .s
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Three Days later from Europe.

ANS OAy . nNACt hOnA EutOpcs
Tile Nevs BY tie ArqyO- General Scott
RO@e.-E',gland Preparing for @s
Worst. etc.
ST JOINS, N. F-The arrago has ar,
rived off Cape Race from Havre on the
llth, and Southampton on the I2th.
General Scott is passenger on her.
His health is improved.
The Warrior would be supplied with
eight Armstrong l00,pounders, and wo'd
change her 4O-pounders iot three years
service.
The Grenndier Guard are to hold them.
selves in readiness to embark at mo-
msnts notice. Other troops have been
ordered to proceed Immediately to Can.
ada.
The Niagara's advicss caused an ad-
vance of 4 in cousolS. They closed on
the 10th al 9Os Tor money at 904 account
Tie French press, except the Monteur,
say France will remain neutral If there
is war between England and the United
States. A large staff Of medical officers
have been ordered to Canada.
Capt. Williams of the Trent, received A
letter from the British Government ap.
proving his conduci. At Lloyds, risks
on American ships have been refused.
Cotton is 6rmer, and slightly advanc.
ed Breadslulfs are generally duh. Whe4t
quiet ard declined. Corn heavy and de.
cIined.
G'neral Scott, previous to embarking
on tile Atago. had a long interview with
Prince Napoleon. There is no az atemeut
In England Of warliko preparations.
.-e-.------
The Victory iD MissOurI---Gon. HalIeck's
OmciaI Dispatch.
The following is General HalIpck's dis
patch 10 General Mcclellan, announcing
the iliant success of General Popo's
command:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT oF MTssoURI,l
ST. LOUIS, Mo, lee. 90. 1861.
Major General Geo. b. Nc Cleilan, WosA.
ington
A part of General Pope's forces. under
Colouel j o Davis aud Major Marshall,
surprishrd another camp OF the enemy on
the afternoon Of lhc 1911 inst. AT Milford
a little north Of Wsrr-nsturg A b isk
skirmIsh eusurd, when the enemy, find.
ing himself surrounded, surrendered at
discretion. We took thirteen huEdere /
prisoners, including three Colonies and
seventeen captains, one thousand st nd Of
arms, one thousand hors 8. sixty.Gve
wagons, and large quantity OF tents,
baggage and supplies.
Cur loss Two killed and eight wounded
LDemy's loss not yet known.
Information received last night from
Glasgow. that our troops nj that place had
taken a'Out two tons Of powder in kegs,
buried on Jackspn's larm. This efeclu
ally cuts of their supply oi ammunition.
II. W. HALLEcK.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

IN OHAcR.-aThe members of
the Fairfield County Agricultural Socie-
ty will meet at the Mayors Office. in the
city OF Lancaster, on the last Saturday in
December next, for the purpose Of hold.
ing an election for officers of said Society,
to serve for The ye,r 1869.
JOHN VAN PEARSE, Fres't.
P. B EMBIcH Secretary. .-
Lancaster, Nov. l8, 1861. jat @
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26
B9. Victims Of Rheumatism read this:

CLEARPoRr Fairfield CO., June 4 1857.
Dr. G. W. RoBAcH. N, 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, O.-DeaJ Sir:-This
spring hired to work on farm during
the sumner, bat | became severely afflict.
ed with Rheumatism, and it disabled me
go much, that | was compelled to quit
work. After being confined 10 my rnom
for some time procured OF your agents
a. this place, Messers. Abbott & Sens. a
bottl- o your Scar dnavian Blood Puif
er and box Of your Blood Pills, and af
ter The use Of 4 EN- was restored topper.
feet health, On bottle of your B'ood
Purifier and oae box of your Blood Pills
prrf9rmcd a perfect cure. Bing saiisii
cd th't itjsaa invaluable remedy. sent
you this 10 bepubiishel If YOU think
pr' per, that hers similarly affected nav
have he beneil o. my exp rience.
81. SILAS SPRINGER
RfS' See advertise nent. .
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Maj Cen. Mcclellan.
s. WILLIAMS,
Asst AdJuldnt General.
THE TRENT DIFFICULTY.

Lord Lyons, day or two since, ia
giving an invitation orally to his Christ
mas dinner, apprised his guests that the
dinner was contingent upon the n-ucss,
ties Of lis position, and nigh, be oul Of
the ques ion This PM, however, fol
NAL cards, uncoudiuoncd, were sen,
around, aud this afternoon had An inter.
view with Secretary Seward, which ru,
IN II declares stormy.
On the whole, the feeling to-day is sl"s4
cheerful, and although no ultimatum has
heen presented, it Is und. rstoo that Lord
Lyons is instructed TO make one, but per
ceivng that his Government is no, fully
acquainted with the situation, he post
pones Us delivery until further communi.
cations from Great Britain can reach him.
GEN, soOTT's RETURN -rEcUL lrIoNs Az To
ITS oAUsE,
Itls believed that Con. Scott brings
important dispatches from the French
Government, Come think that Francs
promises assistance in case of war witt
Eng land; olhers that he hears Intelligence
that the Con comedies with the In
glish view OF the law OF the case.
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FROM WASHING TON.
Special Dispatch 10 tho Cincinnati Gazette
WASHINGTON. Dec. 90.

ORDER FROM GEN, CLELLAN,
The following important order from
General tleadquar ers is publis he'd in the
Balumorc Sun :
" Tho MAJOR General Commanding d..
reis that hsle CT all deserters, prisoners,
spi's, conlrab ,nds, aud all othel prisons
whateyor coming or brought into our
lines from Virginia, shall be- taken imma.
dialely TO the quarters OF the Commander
OF the Division within whose lines they
may come or bo brought, without previ.
Gus examination, or communication with
any one. tx ept as may be neG' ssary Tor
the officer commanding the advance
guard to elicit information regarding his
own post: that the DIVISION Commander
examine all such persons hlmself,or dele.
gate such duty to the proper officer Of his
) all, and allow no uth,r person to hold
any communication with them, ,hat he
Immediately send them with sufficient
guard to the Provost Marshal oil tns city
for further examination and saie keeping,
aud that stringent orders be given 10 all
guards having Iuch persons in charge not
to have any conversation with them; aud
further, that information elected from
such persons shalt Immediately be com
municaed to the Major General comman
ding, or 10 the chief of his stall, and
no other person whatever.
The Major General Commanling fnr-
ther directs that sufficient quad be
placed around every lelegraphc station
prtnining to this army, and that anch
guards BE- instructed not TO allow any
persons OK cpt tEe regular tclegraphic
corps, general officers, and suah st.il e..
liccrs MS may be authorized by their chiefs
10 enter or loitcr around such stati n,
within hearing sound OF the telcgraphic
Instruments
by com. of Maj Gen. Mcclellan.
y Wt,,,.us
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5prtial Nutltrs,

Doctor Lsland's Anti Rheumatic Band is lhe onlv
snownremedy for Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia
and the pernicons effects Of Mercury and it is with
thegrca'es satisfaction as 10 It's merits. that We call
the attention ofonr readers to the advertisement in
another colnmn OF our papsr, Of the Anti Rheumatic
Band-2mI4. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26
DIR. J. IT. NeLE.AN'S YoLc.aNTC OIL LISTIEyT
The Best External in tho Wora,
ia Af,a =. D.o.,

Thousands ofhuman heincs have been saved life
Of decrepiiiude and nisery by the use
able Liniment. ltwillreeve paia almost instanta.
Deousy aud 1t will cleanse, purify and heal the fonl
est Sore IN nm Incredible shnrttme. McLsanis Pol
eanic oil Liaiment will relieve the most inveternte
cases of Rhrnmai'sm. Gnut, nr Neuralgia For Par
nlysls, Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or Weakaess in
the Joints, Muscles or tgamenls 1t will never fail.
Two applications will cure Sure Throat, Headache or
Earache. For Burns or SCalds or any Pain IL is an
lnfal'ihle Remedy. Try It, and YOU viii 6nd II an In
dispensible r",ncdv Keepi, always on hand.
PLAFTERhS. FARMERS, or Any one having
charge ofho'ses, will save money by using McTpans
Nolcenc Ctl lniment, Vt ia speedy and Inf ralllblo
cure for Calls, SpranS. Chafcs Swelling Lamomess
Sweeney. S'Tcs, wounds, Scratches or any external
disease .Try,Sit aid you will be convinced
DR.. J. IT; MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
% E.s Is tk,y LIST. LOUIS, MO.
u FE' i' slocum, agent s aug. Is, ls6i-ly
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26
FOR CmTlT,nRrN
DR.. MLEaA-s UNfvERSaL Pills.

For Liver Complaint. BiHiOHsnsss, Hsadashe, &c.
There has never been Cnthartie medicine, offered
TO the public that has entire satisfaction as
McIEAN's UNIVERSAL PiLIs. 1Nf
Being entirely vegetable they arc perfectly inno-
can be taken BY the most tender infant; vet
prompt and powerful in removing all Billions seere-
ach In fact. they are the only Pills that should be
used In malarions districts. 9'.l EfifN
They produce no CIR ping, Sickness or pain'in tho
stomach or Rowels tho6gh very actve aud searching
In their operation. promoting healthy secIeii0Rs or
tho Liver and Kidneys. VINO will suffer from Bill
iouaness, Headache aud Foul Stomach. when so chan
on band; single dose. taken in season, may prevent
hours. dayS and months orsIckness Ask for nr. J.
u -McLean's Un,versa Pill. Take no other Being
boy and can be sent nv mail to part Of Che Unit
ed states J. II. MeCL,REN Sob Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets, 81. Lonis, No.
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At,ncbmcntNoticc

William Mmlux agains s. G McBrlde.
Bef,re ". u. hsby. ]. p. Of Kocking township
Tarlcld county, Ohio, , ,r -
Ou the 10th day nj october 1861 said Justice issund
ordSr Of attachment In the above aston for I5
debt ihd sl0 prnbdblo costs. WM. MUNLUX.
Lancaster, Nov. I, 1861 .-3w31
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E.ln,o orp,nieI Smethor., nec.

''t"tU VI W'H'VI "HVNHU''i WVu' NJ
NToTlcE h hereby given that the undersigned has
j INbaen duh appointed aud qutllnod us admnistrt'
perSpn Indebted to said rstlle are rcquestedl mike
Immediate paymrnl, and all persons having claims
against said estate will present them To thenndarsgn'
ed Without delay authe ntieaIed according 70 las,
Az, SHRADER, Adm'tor.
Nev o. ia1I--9S35 VIrt N.rH ta Us.
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Tile Nevs BY tie ArqgO- General Scott
HO@e.-Eagland Preparing for Ms
Worst, etc.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-24
Col. Muliigan Surrendered.
GREAT SLAUGHTER.
The FederalS Victorious Near Blue
Mills.
REBEL Loss 900.
Quincy. II. Sept. 2a-t A. NJ

Quincy, III Sept 22-t A. NJ.
The Mail Agent on the Hannibal and
ST. Joseph Ra'lrond. who arrived at I
O'clock to night from ST. Joseph, states
that Colonel Mulligsn and bis whole COM
mand, at Lexington, Mo surrendered 10
I Gen. Price and the rebel forces on Friday
morning, at 5 o'clock.
The siege continued fran Monday until
Tie time of the surrender
Prices force was 10000 strong, while
Colonel Mulligan's command was bat about
$500.
Colonel MS men were without water all
Of Thursday and Friday, aud were com
pletely exhausted
T-ey fought valliantly ard desperately,
but were compelled to yield to vastly supe-
rior numbers
The Uniun loss in killed u said to he SEQ
ar 300 while that of the rebels - come 3. =
OOO,with prupUrtiOnate number of wound
/ ed
The report of the battle and its result is
fully cnrrobora,ed by passengers on the
same train.
The news was brought to Hamilton. the
nearest point on the railroad To- Lexington.
l by stage driver, who came in from the
D
( irmed 10y passengers in the stage
! 1t was further confirmed by an inGorse-
ment on the back of way bill to the Post
master Of Hamilton
/ OF the fact Of the surrender there is no
| doubt.
The Third Regiment Of Iowa Volunteers,
/ on their way 10 Lexington to reinforce
/ Muliigan, suddenly and Unexpectedly came
unon body of 1000 rebels, near Blue
Mills, Mo, when battle was commenced
/ and continued an hour and half.
| The Iowa regiment were about to retire,
I when the rebels retreated and crossed the
! river just in time to fall into the hands of
General Knees Lane's? brigade, 1900
strong. who were ON the march to reinforce
/ MulIgan.
The Unionists captured 100 or 800 pris-
oncrs and killed 200.
The rebels fed, and crossed the river,
! when the Iowa regiment started in pursuit
The result has not been heard
! The Iowa regiment lost l9 killed and 80
/ wounded.
! Twenty-Five of the wounded prisoners
were brought down the Hudson
Some ten or twelve rebel prisoners were
brought into this city from St oseph or
Saturday evening, two or three of whom
are known to have been concerned in bur
ming Platte River bridge, causing the ter
rible destruction of human lis, by the crash
! OF train, a few DAYS since.
They are safely guarded at Camp Wood
near Quincy.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-24
later From Washington.
Special dispatch to the Chicago Times,


! special dispatch TO the Chicago Times,
| Washington, Sept. 81.
/ Facts collected during the last three DAYS
/ from personal observations, together with
/ statements Of deserters and prisoners. rem
( der IT evident that the Confederate mans.
/ adopted since the arrest Of The scc-ssi N
/ Mary 'anders, cnntempla,es mere lre.erv,
/ ing the status qgO between the .vu armies.
The rebel generals. While abaninuin.
/ the hope Of taking Washington. believe
/ that their own position it imrrcgnab.e
/ They believe that the Federal free now
( offending Nashi gtUn cannot QUIT that
/ city without leaving 1t defence ess. and
! they are content il tLey do ~ more thaa &,
koer General McClellan's present force at
! Washington
/ Matters in Canada occupy the attention
/ Of the Cabinet
1t is understood that Lord LYONS. the
British Minister here. will be called upon
tor an EXPLANATION Of Euglaud's Increased
/ force in Canada.
II a salts 'act'ry answer is not given to the
cali. Federal force will he sent TO the
CaHadlan frontier, and Il strong armed ma
! vul force will be placed o. the Lakos
! SCI atnr Baker If O-egnn. aud General
Banks ere spoken Of IN high quarters ~
Genera Frcm"nt's successor
/ Ii j. rot to much 10 say thar Frcm,o,
Z has Disappointed the cxIectnti..,.. # :, =
administration. and viii he rem we'd. If a.
has not been already
| The Star reports that Prince S,1m Slim
has certainly been arp iuted c i.ael Of the
regiment Ui heuturky Cavalry row here.
Nashlnstpn, s ~ q
y telegram received ye>tr iay 10y a
prominent officer OF the government. DARED
India, al'"lis. says that Gov Morton and
Col Wood left for Louisville on the 1914,
INST, on special train, with arms and
ammunition. The Governor has ordered
the Home Guards and the regiments on the
border to hold themselves in readiness II
| Is further added that 10 ZOO additional
troops could leave that State in twenty four
hours
Gen Reynolds. who was at Cheat Moun
tan, has. the telegraph states. driven the
rebels from their positions. killing nearly
100 Of them Col TidewelI. If the Fnprl
teenth Indiana Regiment, was surrounded
twice. but repulsed the rebels with great
gallantry. and with no .malI los. Tn MS
The date OF the action is Lot mentioned
Washington. Sept %.
A young man, native Of Kentucky. lust
escaped from the rebel army. has had an
Interview with the Secretary of War He
was at Bull Run. He says that Beaure-
gard has now lS5, 900 men at Manassas and
vicinity. well clothed and shod, and Maid
promptly The Virginia troops are paid in
virginia bark bills and others in gold. and
according In his Statement, are abundantIv
supplied with everything
I'M New York. Sept. %.
The Heratd'S special, Washington 2lst,
says:
1t rs generally conceded that there will
be no battle unless it is our wish
There are no batteries at White House
or Matthias Point
The Times dispatch, Washington. Dist,
says:
Three or four pickets belonging to the
Michigan Second have been killed near
Chain Bridge"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-24
what Ought to be Done

1t is bat natural that in the Present A..
tracted state of the countryside sogt, q,
rayed In arms against the gayerrn,,.
making war upon all Il at we hold dear
the way Of political rights-at such = t.,
we say, II is but natural thar uatriot,- M
should investigate the carse If the frr..-
troubles aud suggest tie remedy. H..
done hy staCnch, Iufiexible, unc9mrrar.
Ing union paTcr, the Louisville DeMg7s
We know OF M paper in the couurry ~
has rendered more faithful or efficient =
vice to the Union cause-nune that !,
watched It's dangers and its prospect. "
greater in;ereSt-than the l. 'ui>vile D.
Ocrat, and we know of lao paper, thereto
that has better right to offer a sue es.,r7
ln"kIEg To the best interests of the can.
the untry ard restoration oi the Uhss
The Democrat ventures To make tie
lowing suggestion, and their apprnpra,e
ness cannot fail TO bc seen and coufessss9
patriotic men IF all parties:-
at would, perhaps. be thought rrt'-
ternHs. but we nevertheless suggest IL tts
the Republicans disband ard suprort q.
Democratic candidates. They have usa
the experiment nf a purely sectional IAN
ard hey see its fruits Ii threatens 70 Y
them their oOHHtIy. They cant hare a Usl
ruth a sectional domination NJ lar
mow wisely and justly a ssctisnal At
2ry ruie, t. q ,minatinf is it,e!f The "
ghnt country Viii not stand.
the Il politician party Is urgauizai r.
bu''; un "u the 4ntngonI-m # seef'i
aui while it ii.es the auimosity lis 81
tsrce erccnders val Mt die. H. .arhss
nave piuaged reck !ess!y ON. susered al q
O"lsn savers, and dIscrelired thee -
s"nntrd The alarm { danger ahead. IL
deridrd the cry Of WOLF. forgetting iba
tie ta'.ls the wolf did come at last. Il
first sfep q the restoration Of The UnG.
a dispersion Of tie Republican party, az
orEan'zatiCn Of the whole euncern, r
pudiatIon Of the basis of its existence
We make no apology for this wirEsit
tort IN the south t. destroy the goEeTufr
We grant the necessity of suppre-srgi
but abuiitiOnism. that has produced it rs
also be suppressed ALOldjoasR drir Z
ceSsiOniSm must be buried az the saRsye
ftc0t grdre. The patriot who lsEes ,
country must consent to sacrifice u
both. Quincy HaaH