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HIartsrs in Missouri.
[From the Missouri Democrat of Saturday.
FREMONT IN THE YIELD.


FREMONT IN THE YIELD.
Major General Fremont, with several Of
his staff officers, and other military assistants,
yesterday noon left for Jefferson City, to as
sumo in person the immediate and active
command of his army in the field.
The attention of the country is now riveted
upon Missouri. From its commencement,
the war drama here has been of peculiar in
terest. Camp jackson, Boonville, Carthage,
Springfield, and Lexington, with intervening
tragedies only less thrilling, have in success
zion absorbed and intensely excited mems
minds. All now feel that interests Of incal-
culable moment hang upon the success OF
Fremont in his present movement. The
situation of Missouri is critical. The rebels
have gsined advantages that have flushed
them with unwonted hope, and are known
to be moving forward in increasing numbers
for the seizure of important posts. We believe
that their confidence will be short lived
Though without the army which should be
at his command, there is still every reason
to believe that General Fremont will speedily
achieve a series of memorable successes and
in effect end the war in this State. That
such :gili be the result we feel as certain as
we can be of any human event yet in the
future. The enemy has repeatedly shown
himself to be almost immeAsursbly inferior
to our troops, and has thus far gained what
he has by avoiding fight and at length pounc-
ing in immense numbers upon a compara-
tive handful ofthem. This being his evident
plan, it would seem to have been policy to
draw him in force into the interior of the
State and thus surround and capture or
destroy him.
Besides the paramount interest felt by
Fremont in the security of Missouri and the
prosperity of the country he doubtless feels
that he has immense personal interests now
staked upon his success. A horde of great
and small critics have broken loose upon him,
and all men are waiting to condemn or honor
him by the high and severe standard of fail
ure or success. However heroic and wise his
exeFtiOns, should be fail he will be censured
while should be only stumble upon success
the world will scarcely suffice to contain his
praise.
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To the YounE Men Of Ohio.

l am authorized by the Governor OF Ohio
to raise at once, two Regiments of Infantry,
and Battery Of Artillery.
am also authorized to recommend one
Lieutenant for each Company, who shall At
once receive their commission and be furnish
ed with proper faclltes for enlisting. an
now ready to receive application I0r s..o,. sp-
pointments, accompanied win evidence OF
good habits and character -ne age Of sppli-
cant, and his fitness and ability to recruit a
company.
Major VIM. Mclaughlin will command the
Squadron of Cavalry.
The company officers will be designated
by the soldiers Of each company, subject 70
the approval of the Governor.
The Field Officers are not yet designated,
but shall be men Of experience, and if posi-
bic, of military education.
The soldiers shall have, without diminu-
ton, all they are entitled to by law.
Danger is iminent. Prombtness is indis-
pensable. Let the people of Ohio now repay
the debt which their fathers incurred to the
gallant people of Kentucky for the defense of
Ohio against the British and Indians. Thev
now appeal to Us for help against an invasion
more unjusdfsble and barbarous.
Letters can be addressed to me, marked
"Free,r at Mansfield, Ohio
' ,nnny crYupnr.
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EmIrrnrIon 70 HnrtI.

Mr.. William J. Watkins, the agent of the
Haytien Colonization Society, for the south
shore OF Lake Erie, is now leoturing in this
city upon the advantages which Hayti pre-
sents to the colored man, and the induce
ments now held out to him. That eoun-
Try is waiting to be developed and field is
there open in which to demonstrate the
ability of the colored race to make of them
selves prosperous aud happy people.
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The NATIONAL LOAN.

BOSTON, Sept. 80.
The second fifty millions of dollars to the
Government was considered to-day at a
meeting Of Bank Presidents, and resolution
was unanimously passed to take ten millions,
which was the appoTtionmento of the Boston
banks. The Committee reported that New
York would take thirty-fve millions and
Philadelphia five millions Of this present
installment over twelve millions Of dollars
were bid at and above par for the new Mas
sachusetts per cent. State loan for one mil
lion dollars.
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GEN. PRICE RETREATING.
Fremont will Cut him Off.
Last Nights Report.
IMPORTANT NEWS.

1hlAAbhLfaAAi oepb' OV.
The Bulletin has a special dispatch from
Washington which says that the rebels reap
peared in force on the Potomac opposite
the Great Falls to day, and opened with a
battery of six pieces on Gen. McCalls divi-
sion. Both sides have been reinforced. Our
batteries opened and the rebels dispersed. -
None were hurt on our side.
The Federslists took possession ofLewins
burg this A. NJ, the rebels retiring after a
slight skirmish.
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FROM CANADA.

TORONTO, Sept. 80.
The propeller George Moffat with cargo
of grain, was reported drifting in the Lake
on Saturday. 1t is a total wreck on Long
Point near Ooburg. The crew we're saved.
A number of volunteers left Hamilton to-
day to join Col. Rankin's Regiment of Lam
GERS in Detroit. 1t is reported that bounty is
paid here, and also that fare is provided by
railway to Detroit.
Government work on the Parliament
buildings at Ottawa was stopped to-day
The cause of the stoppage was not positive.
IL known.
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L.l.s Counrr Nnmlnnrion..

At the county Union Convention held in
Psinesville on Saturday last, SIS. Osborne,
Esq, Of the Bank, was nominated for Re-
preventative. No better nomination could
have been made. The following were also
nominated.
For Recorder-H F. Sheppard.
Commissioner IS. B. MetealE
Surveyor-E Huntington.
+" In6rmary Director J. P. Sherer.
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The ElwOcd, Nebraska, Press, speaking of
St. Joseph, says
St. Joseph is now without telegraph, q
railroad, and without her best citizens. Yer
lily, secession is good thing. 1t does its
work swiftly. 1t killed st. Joseph in one
short week.
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A nephew of Mr.. BaggS, iu explaining the
mysteries of a tes-kettle, describes the bene-
fts of the application of steam to useful pur-
poses. 'For all Of which" remarked Mr..
Baggs, 1--WE have principally to thank-What
was bis name2" "Watt was his name" re-
piled the hopeful boy.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMEETAL PRINTING.
ar Flaia and ornamentsl printing OF every de-
eoripton done at the Printing hstabliahment OF the
LEiDHR Oacs on the latest improved and most RAPID
Sfsam Preasa IN the ba1t STYLE short notice, end
~ Toa1onabio ratsl Particular attention paid 70
hl.ak work zFsry description OF binding dones
esokB. BeoelFinE Books, a., %.
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fR0MmIssn1,nI

81. JosEPH, Sept 30
Col. Smith, commanding Al this point, has
sdvices that 10000 OF the enemy would en-
camp at Agency Ford, fourteen miles below
this city, tonight Scouts are out in that
direction, and are expected In tonight. The
available Federal force there does not exceed
TOO men.
KANSAS CRY, Sept 80.
Advices from Lexington by private letters
state that Gen. Price Is retreating from that
place, but will most probably be cut of
from his retreat BY Gen. Fremont.
Gen. Lanes Brigade arrived here to-day.
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TRIE9RMA AR


Pr5tected BY BOyal Letters Patent Of England, and
Secured BY tbs Seals Of the Eeole de Pharmscis
de- Paris and tbs imperial Collegs Of MOdicins,
Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No. l,
Is the efeetual remedy for Relaxation, spernatoz-
rhosa and exhaustion Of the System.
TRIESEMAR No. 2,
Completely and entirely eFadieatss all traces Of
those dtSorders for which COpaVia aud Cubebs have
generatiy been thought an antidots, to the ruin a
the health Of 9 vast portion Of the population
TRIESEMAR No. 8,
ls the great and sure remedy Of the Civilized world
tor all impurities Of the system, as well as sscoud1ry
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Tor and IN 81 cases, thus saving So a. adu1inis
tered BY Halpeau. allemand, RouT, 6e. WholeeaIp
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media'el{ On receipt Of remittance DR. Barrow will
forward Iriesear % any part Of the world, secure
tons Of the writer,
~ Triesemar can also be obtained hy authorit,
Of DF. Barrow from G. W. Clark, Cleveland.
septl7:359
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"WIrEoUT DOuBLIxs-HALT."- captain
in Kentucky, in the COZ fusion Ofsn expected
skirmish, originated new command, and
brought his men to q halt by the strange
order, Without dOubling-halt" The order
has resounded through the camp ever since,
the whole force having caught up the COM
ical order.
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TUESDAY MORNING, OOT, /, Is8Is
JNION sTATE NOMINATlONs.

ron eOYERSoR,
DAVID TOD, Of Mahoning.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
BENJAMIN STANTON, OF Logan.
raEAsunER,
q. VOI.NRY DORSEY, Of Miami.
JupdE or sUFHEsE ooUEr,
IOsIAII SCOTT, Of Butler.
uuurrnoLLER or TREAsuRT,
IusEPIl n. RILEY, OF Franklin.
sAoRETART OF srArG,
nRNI q. COWRN, Of Belmont
uaARn or FUBtIo WORKS,
lOBN R. TORRENCR, of Hamilton.
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T557EIIII9
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From wssssrn New YofIi.

Military EathusiasB "A R,giasat q Ten
Dsys-ohataRgss County CapaITy-aS'Vset
Or DeVotess-H. B. PGyns at Charleston
and at Cleveland.
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5t0tEls
ST. NICHOLAS HG4EE
BROADWAY, NEW york.
BoARD az. U0ED 70 sa PA Dar.

Since the oPsning Of ths East and eommsdiou5
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stranger on this aide the Atlantic.
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the comfort Of itl guests they have endsavorsd.
without regard % coat, 70 provide and to combine D
AL the elements Of individual and social sujoynsnt
which modern art has invsntsa, and modern tasts
approved and the Datronags which e has cons
manded during the past six Esars q grdilbinT
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the sxigencias % the times, Hhol an ara
required 70 practice the most rigid s,onouy, ths IL
undersigned have reduced the prics Of Board 70 sr
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
AZ the same tine abains nons 81 ne sluzuriss uish
which thsiT table has hitherto been supplied
TREADWELL, WHITCOMRACo
New YORK, sept 2 1851 ~ lss7.ss,-s5
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Gpmntissleu.


WANTED.-lOOO BUSH. PRIME
w. Potatoes d7'tvfS'd W. TstRfSGa H St3a.r
GEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
- -st greatly reduced urices.
sop2s IlsTTBER5 4 HAUsMlNN 2
GAZE WANTED.--A SMALL
~ sized, second hAEd S afe. Enquire Of i. B l
ELL, Bank Of Commerce. sep29 2iE
uIGHWINEs-1OO BBLs. HIGH-
IL WIHEs-high acd low proof IN gaod cooper
age, for sale BY .l-- - r. 4. LYo9.
NEW POTATOES-3O BAR
IN BELs Cboies Nsg Potatoes i9st TeSeiVed
and Tor sale '' 9Ahp"Ehh g 9 Sl@ 7s.s Mons ms.
ELOUR-FREDERICKSBURGH
Mills and Stark City Mills. Two Of the besi
brands Family Flour in this market; ., r,,,,,,r,
'-~sls s.-e. r-e-- NerEta -
/. T INSEED OLA SMALL LOT
IL Ohio Oil for sale By W. MELHINOH-,
9000 BARRELS FLOUR ALL
OOOU ia want v ill ind at our warehouse saver
al vel known and reliable brands OF Family and
Bakers Flour. For sale at market priesa;
T WILC0XEN'S CITY MILLS,
LIZ Muneie' Ind" white winter e ghest s El9uT 81 for
b HIGBEE'S CELEBRARED
A. Bellevue Mills FAMILY glour, for sale by
sep2s Gle RK, eAR0EkR 90.
"DHGNIX MILLS" & FAR
4 MFRS Xxx Mill5," akron, Ohio Flour.
For sale by CLA Rk, "a BDhbk ".
HOATARACT, " 4" EMPIRE, :"
'DeGrafG,' . snd ''Ee Plus Ultra Mills, ?. Ohio
winter VIII a. made Eleur-- plendid Family and Ba-
Sepas -0'- - 'oGAsK, GARDINER co.
81 AUREL HILL" EAGL E
nlls; Akron snd o5hr really 3 s19a ! 3r9Eds g
sep23 80, A, 4s 3 5 River street.
I AKD-2, GOO LBS. PRIME Lam
II in barrels and kegs, for sale BY, -,o,,
OATS-RETAIL PRICE 25 CTs
" per bushels at 50 Merwin Street,
GACK SALT 2,O00 BA6S DAIRY
~ SALT (I4 lbs eachl. received this day and fer
IsS sSpf, :. 18th, ISL / HiON'
MESS PORK -I800 BARRELS
.INl Mess Pork, tth' very best brand and Oleve-
'Aaa a9ss 81 's'on ''' sag 4. LYON 50 Msrwn st.
Hans AND SHOULDERS.
! h. Ruggle8 celebrated Sugar-euTed Hams
and Sls5i Shoulders io' sale by + ;o Il THi6 h4EiS s.
FTVMUTHY SEED'-0O BUSHELS
prime new Timothy Seed in store and for sale
by laug3ll r. T. LYON.
GH lees E. CHOICE DARIES
~ Western RrserEe Cheese for sale b.
aug3l 2. 7. LYON.
GRAIN.-OATs. BARLEY & RYE
" Tor sale by LauR3ll B. 7. LYON.
APPLES.-250 BUSHELS
IL f.r sale BY aug3a r. 7. LION.
M A q U IA NEW GROCERY
Nv Wagon for sa,e bY w. MELHl NCH.
DUTTER.-l00 FIREINs PRIME
I'D W. B. Butter for sale cheap BY
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NLOVER z TIMOTHY SEED
~ A fresh lot Just received and for sale By
aug6 W. MELHINCH.
TFIMOTHY SEED.-100 BUSHELS
L prime Illinois Prairie Seed, lust received and |
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sep6 y merWin 81. i
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IN. RrrLt ID nInr,u,n,rn No.

We learn by the Lawrence Republican"
Of the 18th, that an engagement had taken
place at Morristown, Missouri, just before
sunrise on Tuesday morning, between Col
JOhnson's Fifth Kansas regiment and about
fodr hundred rebels under Gen. Rains. The
engagement was brief and complete Union
victory. Our men killed and captured all
who did not run too rapidly, and burned the
town. Six were wounded on our side and
two killed, among whom was Col johnson,
who received three wounds in the head, two
killed, among whom was Col johnson, who
received three wounds in the head, two buck
shot in the neck, one bullet in the left
shoulder, one in the LEFT thigh, one in the
right hand, aRd one in the left. bis death
was almost instantaneous. he died urging
Kansas men to SIGHT for tho flag his own life
was lost in defending. Col. H. P. johnson
was one of the leading men Of Kansas, and
universally respected. he was a native Of
Ohio, but went to Kansas from Kentucky
some seven years ago.
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UNION COUNTY NOMINATIONS,
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CANADA BL0UR.-5OO BBLS
" Canada Flour, V6ry choics TOR BakorS, Tor SaIs
q lmyBl A. n. FnRBY kOO.Es
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MANHATTAN HOTBI.--NT7S7s
lN1 > s. ald y urray street, "a door nan rr--7
EaJ, opposite the Para, New York. HuTTi51 ! Sif5s
SroDIiSsors. =; HgEEns, iats q faaFi srrS
aS.,a. soasoa- H. sEls' la1a % E,sglieT's Hoi.,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE NATIONAL LOAN.

NO DRAFTING IN THE WEST.
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nR. a. A. BARROW,
IL RzoPRIET0R OF
TRIESBMAR Nos l, 2 AND 3,
intends to pay shors visit TO Cleveland as saFsra.
residents Of that ity and hborhood are anxious
to have personal interview with him for the pur
pose rfrecsiving his medical aid. The Doctor ray
accordingly Re Consulted At the .-r
Angler HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
On the 29th and Both of October, 1851,
and positively no longer, as his numerous profes-
"a Hours Of ofoonsultation bssEssa iOsadG
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EoR SESAToR,
I.P. Robson.
Goa REPRESENTATIVES,,
b. q. GRIsWOLD,
~ j. HICKMAN,
a. q. BABCOCK.
FoR JUDGEss
THOMAS BOLTON,
I.AI. t;OFFINBURY.
Goa rRoaEcurISa ATTORNEY,
RlJ-HREE.L WHITE.
ron rREAsURER,
"a. s. WHITTLESEE.
FaR RECORDER,
JANIS BROK ENSHf
rOR ooRoSER,
r.. C. HOPKINS.
F0R OonlussI0EER,
DAVID HOEGE.
UNION CITY NOMINATIONS.
FOR JUSTICES.
EDWARD HRSsRNMUELLER,
l.. j. RIDER,
WETTG PORTER
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$50. 100000 More Taken in
the East.
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A correspondent of the New York World
writing from st. Louis on the goth, says Of
Gen. Fremont:
Though the atmosphere above him and be-
low him be filed with the reproaches of
mutinOus officers and an angry Cabinet;
though 8 savage enemy be laundering on his
frontier, and s rebel State be writhing un-
der his feet like the great dragon under the
heel Of st. Michael, Fremont is quiet and col
lected, master Of himself and his instru-
meuts.
It is a difficult thing to hold a wildcat in
each hand and attack panther in front of
you; and when, in addition, your own friends
begin brisk and magnanimous FIRE in the
rear, success becomes at least conjsctural -
Yet this is yearly Fremonts position to-day.
As fast as he concentrates bis forces, the enc
my occupy the towns thus vacated, and the
outraged Unionists besiege the General for
suecor. II he scatters his troops garrison
wise among the towns, the country clamors
against inaction, and reproachfullv points to
New Madrid and Columbus. While everv
nerve Is strained for public use, the ill-timed
criticisms Of impeudent friends endanger bis
efficiency and while, with his little army Of
nlinoisians, be prepares to do battle with the
whole Southwest, be is ordered to send a
large portion Of his command to defend the
capital.
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GUNNER DRY GOODS
SING OUT
AT
GREAT BARGAINS
ERKEKAK { KELLOaG,

Are closing out all kinds Of summer Goods at
very great reduction from former prices, and manJ
Of them ct
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Pr5tected BY BOyal Letters Patent Of England, and
Secured BY tbs Seals Of the Eeole de Pharmscis
De Paris, and the Imperial College Of MOdicins,
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Very elegant seven sad nine Flouneed Be
worth FROM Sl2 to S2O-reduoed to 5
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a3liIitat !.
''T A N 9 E B sR,

ID ECRUITS WANTED
IL T0R
41sr REGTMENFI 15
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Very elegant Silk and Wool Berages, wort
to 62Nc,-reduced to &c per var
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HALF THE COST OF IMPORFATIOE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

much lie plcases long be and nis devoted dock
do not take any active measure 70 carry out their
reasonable doctrines.
SECESSION oP A WASHINGTON AUTHORIZES
yesterday met with Mis- Mary Jane Windle, tie
Washington anthoress, who had come down here to
procure temporary boarding place for berse and her
mother twho is in Pliadelphia) until they could
proceed to Orange Court House, Va, to join the S"ces-
eiouiss. expressed my surprise that Washington
i'm, and particularly intelligent and estimablea lady
shoud, At this late day, be seeking such strange and
unpronsing alliances. Bnt sle contei ded ths there
nothing at all wonderful about the matter; that IL
would he wonderful if she acted orherwse, &c.i ana
my snprse considerably abated when remem'
tered that he former associations and patronage we're
for the mot part South of the present Federal hnes
II il likely that before the fair authoress reaches
Orange Court-House, however, tie boundary line OF
Secession, like the recedng end Of tie rainbow, VIII
be removed south of that locality.
AN APPEAL OF A VIRGINIA MOTHER.
Calling upon an elderly lady friend to- lay, found
Ter Union woman, but, woman Ike opposed To tie
war-as it the former could now be maintained with
ont the latter. Her sprigbiIy little daughters payfnlly
claimed to be bid Sece,rionists but kindly promised
to ntercede for me when JEFF Davis came of victor
iou- and commenced his hanging operations. found
the mother down.hearted account Of having son in
the Southern army. She said that be hal boyishly
Joined the Old Dominion Rifles before the cisis came
,n and that Oh tie commencement of hosttes be had
been spirited away without due consideration by hia-
eeli or bis parents. Tue Union ami the national nag
were dear her; but in every Federal soldier that
proudly walked the with cleaning muSket and
bayouet and desperate side arms, sLe saw foeman of
her son. her first horn and only son, who, If he should
fall on the battlefield wonld have mother or sister
within reach to soOthe biz pains administer at the
last rad rites Of sepulture She felt ina, imFassable
gulf had yawned between herself AND her st torn
and that she should never look upon his face again.
Her parting appeal to was TO be brother 10 her
boy, il by chance should meet with bin where was
going. |, Of course assured her tat by any chance
,hOuld meet with Ler soldier boy ahye and well,
would dng him. noisHs rosHs, INTO the old Union slip;
and If should find him wounded dead upon the
battlefield he should not want for the care Of
brother or of his mother ard sisters. left her aud
her besntfl young daughters with tsars in their eyes,
with new realization, on my part, Of the dreadful
calamity which a few Southern demsgogues lad
brought upon country and ts once happy people,