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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

The sub.cr ;b.r hereby give. public notice that
.he has be,a dol, sppoinied by the Honorable
Judge o( r,obaIe ior the Coon,y OF Oxford, and
,,,osI m. trust oi Of the estate oi
JOHN sANDERsON, late oil Waterford,
in .s,d County. deceased, 10y giving bond rs the
Law directs. She therefore request. all person.
~ho ace 10 IebteI TO the eststs Of said deceased
Ia make immediate pa,mea,, anf those who have
any demand, ther-oa Go exhlet ths .ame 10
s.o,' no. 1851, BETSEY SANDERSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
SIDNEY rERlIAM, CLERK
STATE OF MAINE.
O,roRp, s..-suprme Judicial Coui. August
Tern. A. ID is6l.

William Poster 70. Jo.rph x. Ames.
4 Nh now Il appearing 10 the Cooo that the 'sit
"A dslondInt - not an ,ahabiisnt Of this State,
and has mn iensni, sgeRt or s,iotaey thereia, snd
u - OEpCNrp h, the Court that the ssid
plsinlin notify the SAID defendant Of the psaieacy
oCthi. suit, b, causing an abstract ofihi. wnt
With thi. order oi onurt theceos. to H. pphli.hed
three week. saccrssively ia br Oxford Democrat
q par~T printed 81 PARE 10 ssid CountY, the Lst
Publication to be thin, ds,s at lcss, teton. Oh,
neat term OF ssid Couit, 10 L. holden al PsiIs.
ainrc.sid. on the .ecoad Tuesday Of No''' NEXT,
10 the end that the saii defendant may thsu snd
there appear 81 ssid CouIt, and ,hes csuss. II
aay he has, ~hy judgement should no, bc rcudcrrd
against him. and wrt 81 ra.scss,ou issued accord .
,ng,.
At,s.t, SIDNEY PERIItN. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
Attest, SIDNEY rERIIAM. Clerk,
I,L.,,,,,s ~ pl,,.ne,, Jyn,.I

IAb',rsd " Plaisf,f'' Wnfl
A..anp.,t upra Defend,ai rromi..o'y note Tor
500, dated at No5~sy. Mas Is, ISIS, payable to
the plaintiff or hts order, 10 oee year lrom date.
9th interest ausua ". Writ dated Feb. III.
is6i. ptutnable I, March Term, 1861.
W. W. Virgin. Norway, pld'. attWrey.
4 true copy of ouicr u Coor sod abstract of
wit.
Aite.i, SIDNEY rERIIAM. CLERK
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n A r RI ED

o. Ssuu-', sist plt.. ~ J. VI. l,ns, lea Nc
L,-sn,i-r Tow q Buckbeh To Me. D,sirc A.
Rose 81 Sasinct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

The subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she hs. bs-u duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge Of Probate Soc the Coanty Of Oxford, and
assumed Oh, trust OF sdninisuHtrx Of the estate OF
STEPHEN BARTLETT. late Of Hanover.
in said Couay. deceased, by giving boad as the
law directs. She therefore 'sIoests all pr sou.
Who are Indebted To the estate ~ said decreased
to make Immediate a,ment. aud those who have
any demands theroa TO sNh'b,, III. same TO
Sent. 10. 1861. MARTHA n. BARTLETT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

Th. rublic are herrby rsu,ionsd against base
] imit,tioa OF I. =. hTwOpD's BlrrERs,
b, some evil minded person o' per.oo., Who have
,oi onI, cnp,ci the L,l. a part. and a'i'p'" pre-
ci.sl, the sam. .nle 81 h,tiL but have nal the
h,rrf,c. Ines. Ia r-prr-r" Their l'l-' ma 'he's
!. an. same a. l.. =. AtwOsi',. AL The inofr
,.,,.nl.,.l, To- ,lup~ the pablo the, sas, "b-~ars
81 csani.Il.ii. aad limitations, All ea'l the" VIC
trash 'genuae.'
Therefor, all E,sais, pat M alter tbs h.,s
will b~ar an extra lstel s'unirr'':nsd " ", W.
iisy, Dpggi.t Portland. Me-, sole "e"e'""s
July !, is6i.
All ds.I.,, /. no have III. irps article pot up at
, pr,,ou. date, can he supplied with Extra Ia.
III. A.. .n,,i< ,ps, "a. .l.nss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
STATE OF MAINE.
osvoRp ss.--supr.me Judicial Court. Angus,
Term, AID. 1850.

Term, AID. 1850.
William Foster vs.. Joseph II, Ames.
A ND nov Il appearing TO the Cour, that the
IA said defeodsat, 10 not an inhab,Iant Of this
state and has no tenant, agrn, or attorney therein,
aad tina, he has ma notice 81 the peadenoy Of this
suit:
i. ORptkED by the Court that the said
plaintiff notify IN. .s,d defendant 81 the pesdeocy
ofihi. ,sit. BY csr.i"s an abstract Of ,hi, writ
with this order Of Court thercoa tn he Published
ihrre se,k. socces.iv,ly in the Oxlord Democrat
a paper pria,ed At Paris in said County, the last
Jubi,cs,,ca TO be thirty DAYS at least before the
nsu term Of said Court 10 be holden at Paris.
aforesaid. on the second Tuesday Of No,'r next.
a. the .nd that the aid defendant NAV thea aud
there appear at ssid Cout,. and shew ca,-e, Il
any h. has, Why iudgemep, shoald not be wn-
dersd sgs,n., him, add execution issued accord
ingly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
To til. honorable Jpdy, Of Probate for III. c NO.

To the honorable Judy. of Probate for the G 40.
" Of Oxford.
NNlIE petition AID representation Of ALIEN
CHASE, guardias of Lo'enaa A. aad C,as.
n. Packard, of Woodstock in the cooa,y 81 D.
iosd, minors, respectfully shews. that Oh. all
miso,. are .c,,ed and possessed of o.r,ai. val
estate, situated 10 said Woodstock sni d..er hed
a. follows; 10, No. 10, containing yne haa, red
aesr. more or less, aud part Of BOT No. 81, oa-
faia'ns forty acre. more less. y'as % the zee,
part Of Woodstock, aud that 20 di'ohsrgr st-
tain dslss aud cha'g.. nov due against sad MT
NOT hers IL 10 necessary that said estate or NE
ton thereof BE- .old. lie therefore pfsys !osr
honor that a. may h. authorized AL empo~,fei
sgre,abl, 10 Law 20 cell NJ public sale the ato's
de.cri real estate. of such par, n Il as 10 Jour
op,aioo may h. ..pedi.ut. Az -hich 10 resp ct.
fsll, .abnitled. ALDEN CHASE. Guinl.
lOxrosD, ss.-Ata Court Of Probate heb 81
Paris, withia s.d f1r the oosniy of ONiord. on
The third T-e-isy II August, AID. 1861.
On the Foregoing petition,
Orfusd. That IN. .s,d petitioner give not 20
10 ell person. Interested by causing c,py of u,
peiition AMI this order ihsreoa - IL p''bl.h III
three weeks sucve.sively 10 the Dxii'd Deia,c At
a pc.,paprf pAmeI n Psris 10 .s,l Couaty, d at
,h,y may appear at Probate Coat n b. h IA
a, Paris, on the third TB~sd,y Of Dc,ob.r nesi NJ
niae oI the clock 10 the foreaooa, and shss osas,
II any they have, Why tie sane .hoah MT bs
sani.d. ELISHA WINTER. Juds.
A true eopy-s,ie.ti J. y. IIonns, R's'dn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
SIDNEY rERII,N. C,,,. .

To William W. vrr,R, E.p., one ~ the Js,,ice.
e the Peace withia and Tor the Cssaty u IN.
ford sni state IL Naiae.
'I'ilE uni-r-,Esed, al owner ofthr Sa~ Mil or
dam necss.sTy Coz ~orking Il situated ~ Water
ford N .srd C"unty, GnrneIiy Lnown =, The Ra.,.ll
mill and nnfc r-csail, o~n-i b., Ssna-l u Leck.
sni other. h~,ns de.,roa. oI rrhi,lliag sad all.
AID Tep.if,ng sa,d dan, h,rrhy rr1pc-, yos IL 49,
.se a wsrran, directed TO the u.Icr.,gnci direct
,ng him e. osll me.,ing n the os-~r, ~ .s,d
u,,l asi dan. t. ~ he'll At sa,d In, IN W Nsrlari.
ON the 6f~-uih dly ot pcInhsr nsNt, at ten It the
clock ~ the iorenoon, f,r the fpll,sns rurpo'e.,
~ Mt:
LIT. To choose a m,l-r,,,r to preside 1t .'id
up-.tiaE.
81. 10 sls,o.c Ckrk AMI .ssh other oa,-rs
a. NAV b. deemed pcc,'ut, To eject proper OF.
gsnirai'o-.
81. To zee 1.-THE owners ~ .,d mill vii vote
O. rr,,uiti ,s,d mill. aEi that means they ~ill
siopt Zoe the pafpos~.
9th. To .ee II -s,d o~nsfs ~n r-rair sry p,u
os the ~ho u SAID dan, AMI what meas shall
H. usci bT the I'urpose.
SAMUEL EDGERLY.
DATED a, .sid Waterford TIL. tealh DAY Of Sop
t,ral-t, A. u. isbl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

ONrorr Al CONT of Probate held airs
Ti,, within and Iof the County 81 oNl"fd'"n'h'
third TUESDAY ~ Aug',t. 4. ID. l-o''
LrIlRAm ". LAWREN't' 'd'n'n',,r.'",
Il oo the estate Of Man..Ih Lisrence late OF
s.mn.t ,n .s,I Couniy, deceased, h,s,hg P'e-s"i.
"a ma. fret ,ni 6naI ,ccplat oi adnln,,iriiion ot
a, estate oi aid lec.a.ed ipS slloNanr".
O,d,,d, that the ,s,d idT'o's'f g'e notes
ali p.t.on. Interested, Nv causing copy 81 IN"
order ~ b. Published Ihfe" week. .uce"'s'e'l ~
the ONiofd Dcmocrt p'inied At ran'' that the,
ma, sppeir at q Probate Court tobr held AZ fa''
%, 10 aid Coant, On the hiui Tuss'.N ol oc'ooe,
n.,i. Al MIN of the clock ia the L'frnoon. ADD
.hsw cau.. u any the, h,'e,wh! the SANE 'hoaId
not h. allowed. ....,
4 true eopy-aiir'ii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
ELISHA WINTER, Jufge.
A trv. eop,-siis.t; J. =. iions'. Register.

O,ToEB, sat- Court ~ Probate heh at Pa
ti., within aal tor the Cuun,y Of odori' o'i
th. third Tuesday Of August, AID. is6i.
C'IMEON CUMMINGS, executor Of the lac
- VIII and testament, u Mary Cummings late o
Par. IN s,id couniy dc',i,ej. haVing presented
~, fret sHi fna aocolnI Of administration OF 'm'
estate N ..id deceased inf allowIncsi
OrdUed. That the sail Executor gave M
iicr 10 all person. iniers.tsi by o'h',nS copy
~ ih,. orisr a. h. pabl,.hsi three weeks 'no'e-'
.,,,l, !, an. o,C,rd D,m,er.t pria,ed at Paris.
that ihry uuy appcar At Probate t"un 10 he
held At fsn,. IN .,,I couniy ~ the third Td..iA,
~ Oc,ol,.t or,t, At nipe III the clck 10 The foe
noon, AID .he~ cau,e. v any they have, shN tbs
.am. .honld not h. alinsed.
ELISHA WINTER, J~lge.
A true oory-sue,t; J. =. iioHs'' Res''''r'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE. by virtue Of
"A license from the Judge Of Probate Tor the
County Of Oxford, the uadersignei. adm'nistra'
tor ofihe estate Of James Philbriek, l.te Of An.
dover. 10 the County Of O,ford. deceased, will
SELL by pablo or private sale. on the premises, on
SATURDAY. the 2slh day Of Sep,s mber, at one o.
clock r. NJ. 81 much Of the real estate Of said
deceased a. will produces the ssm Of three hun.
dred and fifty dollars. Said estate consists Of
the homestead farm, including the rs,ersioa 81
widows dover therein, u necessary.
IL. CHAPMAN, Adm'r.
Pari,. Aux. 81. 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
SIDNEY rERlI,M. Clerk.


AbsrN,cr orrL,iSrirr's war.
L. q pi-s cf hsi. whereas IN. said W ill,s. Foe.
tee demands az i,asi the sad Joseph X. Arn-. the
p,.--ss,oS II a oe't-'n Jsrcsl Of saJ .hssi.d N
No'~s, 10 sad Coapiy 81 ONicfd, the ssw- he
,ns 1t naHerci .iSty.iarre thatp,r - .aid No'-
~a, ksp~n q. the Gnui. WI, ds,ed rsby n.
i-s,l, Trturssahc Mach Trcp. ISL.
W ". NWgin, Norwsy. ia :. suoss~,.
tr'- cop, Of oolsr Of Cosr. -ta abstract 81
the wat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
Copal Varnish.

IMITATION L GLIsH COACH BODY
WEARING vARNIsil. the quality of which
!. Car superior To sny other American 'srn'sh oi.
iered.
Price 81 per Gallon.
Also on hand. q hrg. stock Of PRIME COACH
AND FURNITURE NARNlsHEs, IN all their
,ariet,,, zoe sale BY the manufacturer, IA quaint.
t,s. 20 .u,t, at wholesale prices.
wM. 4. HuNNEMAN,Jr.
Iig MIX SrrGHT. Bosros.
P.s.-All order. received shall have the hes I
s,i.atioa and despatch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

The subscribe, hereby gives poblic notice that
he ha. been daly sppoin,ed by the Honorable
Jads- of Probate Zoe the CountY OF Oxford, aud
assumed the trust OF administrator Of the estate Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

O,ropp, -. Ala Court 81 Probate ~ Pan',
on the ihirl TOE. l,y IT August. Al. ls5l.
4 LBIOS T.. COLE. n,msd executor 70
y crrtsin in.innynt prpbuing 10 le the st
VII apd Te.tament IL J"n,thsn COX late ~
wnot.Iock ~ .sid Comfy. dece,.el, h.''"g pee.
scented the same ior Probate
Ord.,,d, That the .sid Executor give nj
tice to all person. Interested by causing copy
ihi. orde, 20 h. published three sssss snee"-.'''-
" in the OSfoTd DemocrsI ihatihr> NAV spps'
at . Probate Cow, tn h. held at Paris. 10 -
County, on the ihiid Tu"'day oi oeio'r' nsN'"
n,,, al an. cIoek al IN. forenoon, and shs~ eau
n .ny they have why the same should not I"
p,oyed, approved and allowed a. th. hst vii az
4 ...Y 1......N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
ELLIS, late Of Canton,

WILLIAMS ELLIS, late OF Canton,
in said Coan,y, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs. Tie therefore requests all persons
indebted To the estate Of .aid deceased to make
immrdist- pay ment aud those who have any de-
ma al. thereon 60 exhibit the sane to
sent. u, 1861. JOHN N. DESHoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

Woodman, Bro, & Co.'S |
ADVERTISEMENTS.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
Having purchased the in,.rc., Of George u.
Pi-In., Of the late firm of woodmsn. Phelps h
Co, wr shall continue 90 carry On the business as
heretofore, aithe ollstnd, under the style Of
W00DMAN, BROTHER q co.
Where We shall Keep constantly on hani large
and well selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockcry,
Hardware and Carpenters Tools,
and every variety Of goods usually k,pt 'na
cooatry store, all of which are purchased ~ the
very lowest market prices. and are offered very
cheap for cash or ready pay. Doat is'i 10 give
~. call before purchasing.
We ~ooli invite the particular attention ofou'
friends 10 our
FIGURING Establishment,
where We are manufacturing and CONSTANTLY Keep
~ ham, at
Wholesale and Retail,
large as.o,,meai. Of MI grades Of iloor. from 81
~, barrel to th. be-t article manufactured any
where. Our Xxx and xxx b. manufactured i'om
p,r. C,o.d, a.d southern White Wheat, and
sligia,lc- from Pare selected stock e,cp barrel
al which ). warranted 10 b- up 10 the brand.
Tn. universal Satisfaction oar hoor hiss gwen.
With the increasing dem,nd Tor Il. ~ Of 't'elia
sufficient g,nrsnir~ that Il !. equal 10 any IN the
coaa,r,. Our mill 10 new. oon.'ruc'ei 90 the
most modern anil approved plan. u. capacity add
qu,ly have been ihoroaghly tested aad iound To
l.. interior o. none On the country. We have on
hand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

A true eopy-atis'u -, D.,
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JAMES l.. HASKELL. lat. Of Waterford.

in sad Cooniy deceased, bs gi'ing bond a.
the hw directs. lie therefore rrlae.t. all per-
sons shD sre Indebted 10 the estate Of .a'd de
ceased, to make Immediate Psyment, and those
Who have any demand. thersoa 10 exhibit the
.aul- "a
sept. 10, 1861. SAMUEL W. SAUNDERS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
YANKEE NOTION

The sl,.cnhsr hereby gis's public notice that
hs IA. Icsu daly sppoiated by the iloao'abic
Juds, 9fProlats Zoe the Caua,y Of oSiO'd' and
assumed the trust OF administrator OF the estate
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

We are painsd to see occasional slurs
Saat npon qBrsckinridgs mem BY q pOr.
tioa Of the public press. For our part We
have resolved to avoid, under ell circum-
stances, any unpleasant allusiOn to past
political action. In the ranks Of our vol
unieer srmy We recognize many who sup.
ported Mr.. Breckinridge ct the late cleo
gon, and do not think It manly to taunt
them with having voted for 9 man who is
noW traitor. Among our best Generals
are glorious old Ben Butler and the gallant
Anderson, both OF whom desired the cleo
tion Of Mr.. Breokinridge but who are now
willing to peril their lives in putting down
the rebellion which be seeks TO foster. The
first gun fred In defense Of the Union on
the soil Of Virginia was commanded by
Capt Kenney, Of the Geneva Light Artil-
lery, who supported Mr. Breekinridge for
President Cspt. Carlin, now in Missouri
with battery Of artillery, voted the same
ticket Theirs is not the only party that
has been cursed with traitors, as the con-
duct Of Stephens, Sanders, Vallandigham
and Schnable will illustrate. But the past
political friends Of these men are not re.
spOnsible for their present AotiOn, and it
is unjust to tWit them Of it Let US for
gel what party We have belonged to, and
only remember that WO are loyal to the
Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31
ro..snnsnsss Of Rebel sueces..


.Tbs IOpdon Spectator thus sPeeuistes as
4. vhat would be the effect upon the future
# tbs world in case the American rebels
.bo,ld succeed in obtaining possession OF
washington City and establishing the IN
depsndepcs Of their Government;
aTb. south in possession Of washiRgtCn,
.,d once recognized as power, would De
IN The best position to realize Its dream o. q
nono1est - a1 and spoliation. The army "hicl
Ia "a defeated the North, OF even driven l
/ ,.ock from its soil, would OVerrun MeAie' nc
~ .os;Iv AZ the first conquerors OF tn
as Once masters Of the silver mines
COUNTY, ..Seat taxable population, the south
an anu issssrs 7, -aigEt in . few yeArs orgaals
sn sIn ~ .11 vbioH ssshing on the Ame[iGa S;a
sa 49,, et.I could Withstand and Whie :I
"a anssSiIV brilSs sbOut new ealaEl' n y
tho armed interfere ucs o. huryPS Ni;Ia - mo,
~ America. Such 2OWss, while ulU :,
Iossd TSS1 I5igbf reopen the slave lraus, -
n,15 ov15 csPtainly so extend me ARA
.,'u., Sou,o = ~ render its extinction al :
s.ssssy s.Ssss;bie Je The frst barrier against "a
90 so+f,pe 50 terrible to the EorIe y
: strength of the American eoVernLiSsn !, Z
}, boTeTer annoying its failures OF i'S hISS, !,
5ssn our disgust At its tone, IL Is I'll IN \
a. Go1sTnment that the symPathles Oh sil 81 :
o men perforee must lie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31
" MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1851.
UNION CONVENTION.

To THE VoTERs OF CUTAHooA County,
WITHOUT DlsTIScTIOE or PARTY: .,-5
The undersigned, Citizens of Cuyahoga
County, in view Of the call now made for 4
Union Convention 10 be held at Columbus
on the hfLh Of September, for the nOnina.
ton of State oficera, without reference ID
party, in which call members Of ell politi-
ca organizations have cordially and ear
nesLly united; t.... .-.. -.-,...-1
And believing that the time has come i
ever time can come in the history Of our
Government, when party andpersonsI con
sideratiOns should be generously laid aside,
and the hearts and hands Of all loyal Citi-
Esns be Joined together in maintaining THE
UN1Ox, THE CONSTITUTION, and THE LAWS
And believing, too, that whatever may be
the schemes Of leaders, the sound sense
and true patriotism Of the MASSES OF TEE
PEOPLE have at once perceived and felt
that to permit the fires of party strife to be
kindled ct such q time, would be to light
up the pathways Of Treason and Rebellion,
while the true defenders Of the Govern
msnt and the Country would be but blinded
and misled;
Therefore, we unite in a call for Union
Mass Convention of the County, to be held
at Cleveland, on Saturday the slst day Of
August instant, without distinction of party,
TO appoint Delegates to the Union State Con-
vention of the ffth of September, and ear
nestly hope that each township and ward may
be SO fully represented az to leave no doubt
that the PeopEe place higher value on the
Government hey inherited from their fathers,
and on the Cons tuition and the Laws they
have been taught to reverence and obey, than
upon any mere party Organizations, which
may be well enought in time of peace and
prosperity, but seem utterly insignificant and
out Of place, in this or hour Of National peril
and National disaster. Let the true friends Of
the Govsrnmentbe as united in their loyalty,
as the enemies of the Government are united
in their Treason.
Each township and ward is requested to
be prepared 10 present the names oftwo per-
sons to serve on a committee to nominate
delegates to the State Convention.
For the purpose OF selecting such persons,
it is recommended that Township and Ward
Meetings of the voters, without respect to
party, be held at the usual places of voting,
on Thursday, the 29th inst, at P. N. in the
Townships, and at y P. N. in the Wards.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31
Patriotic BIshOp.

Bishop Burgess, Of the Episcopal Diocese OF
u,sne. recently delivered patriotic address
~ eke Diocesan Convention in that STATE
AAer slluding to the condition Of the diocese
the Bishop Saids
aour church has never been accustomed TO
,ssslS 4 neutral ground when treason ana re-
'~oIt we're on one side and on the other was
-6Selity to rulers, law, oaths and the common
-r;gbts of all human beings-
awe must not say that our religion mas no
.onceru with things like that.
A religion should not permit It's Servants
a otook silently on while conspirators set NJ;
- . s-sgsgine, and after the explosion shonlC
~ So take tender care for the mGngie'
s;,-s,r md bodies of the multitude OF sufferers
,-e1Id he q heartless, miserable moeEery.
s1t Is a stronger duty to sustain cur eoun
~ nav than It could be TO rescue nom Il
SI;as such remains Of peace and happiness
tSatb and Justice, religion and piety, as mlgn
- isft when conspiracy, ssdition and Ie0e
a. sbould have fully done their work
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-31

rA. .,,sndsa extract from the Richmond
rni,er shows that the reports of serious
"a. -. ,iops in the Confederate Government
nOe without foundation. A standing Op-
.o.;,ion - i, already organizing against PFeSl=
-. mis- and his Cabinet, and OF course II
:u M bscoms stronger and stronger. The
-, fact that suy opposition at all aATes % .
,.s,;,sst itfsyf in such times Of terrible penn
Lason,beru Republic as the present. IN
-. J. hov foraidaSls that opposition VIII
sb,- : bsr..f,er. Party strifes viii soon become
- esrce and implasable in the Confederate
STATE as they ever were in the United 0'a'eS
"a .-z'i hen more secessiOns and Eub-secsssiOn
viii be inaugurated, and We need not -
what the end win be;
rTbe Confederate Congress delibte teA'sS 49, ~,
closed doors, and no well advised
cond wish their sessions to be the arena
orstorica pladiators and the spectacle Of u
sonulscs. But general statements OF IN
fsmper and intentions Of parliamentary Doal'
mi despite Of every caution, lind their wa I.
hefare the public, and generally eontAl
-oo-e or less of truth. It is now current
believed, with much distress 0y Juaie1O, ~
men. that there is small minority Oh "
,ress disposed to organize aslandlng opPO, %
,tion to the present Executive oi tne 20
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