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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-18
MRDIC!AIsI
CoD-EiVER on.
40. 1914 Nofth Third street,

-.-- PHILADELPHIA
II G. BAKER CO.. In Offering to the public their
- brand % Con-LITEE OTE. have great pleasure In
watfahtlnG ltl aEeegnt quality; which, after many
years Of hb0riou1 o1poti0uee. they have succeeded
In perteeting.
It Is prepared, according to the most approved
process, nom fresh and healthy tverS Of the GadpS
land.
Its sWeetnss, purity, and freshness make 1t srarcs,
~ dtltAgteiultO the most delicate pafient while ihe
uniformity Of Its mod6 Of preparation makes II The
n'ost desirable bEppd5of oiIIn the market.
The UnceFtStn -9nllity, and defective manner Of
preparing COd.LiVFr OIL have pFectnded many suffer.
Ing PeFtons from tightly appTpotatIng Its meFitI IT
tuuy testing tta rent dial virtues. While its suceeSs
depends mainly on the Employment Of genuine and
powerful article, no yHntagp will result from n
Singie trial In genef9iit operates in very gradual
manner leeG perseverance, in its 1t
but petSeTeingiy ard steadily, continuing its uSa
even atter apparent recovery. -
The yStGtau. MAJ FoIy, With full confidence, on
The merritt OF our brand Of Oil, bile the dissREed pa
Gent tas guarantee that, In using IL, no Is taking
ulsttcinN. the virtues and efficacy Of which have
been lestud byOHffneht medical men.
It's tho most O9sefnal remedy for ConSnmption
BronehittE; Asthma, JGout, RheumVtlSm, and ali
scrutnlons Affections nftenttmos producing fmtned
ate and certain elects Whom other remedies have
been taken With little or no benefit.
IteDjoys tho marx confidence OF mum eroug seien.
titc and medical moD, Whose spontaneous testimoni
all endorse tile efi0Fity and efficacy of our OIL
giving to the publs IN assurance, that this truly
valuable medicipe, uhsn obtained freshi and free
from AdmtNturo, u l6e and reliable remedy for the
diseases named =, s-'= nUT20-Sm
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1As.uAxWELL. r.. cAnpDpll- GEO. a, TrSolE.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL&TINGLE
Wholesale Grocers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

N"' . ARAn ht.J WhoolinB, Va.
HAVE NOW IN STORE
$50 bblF. Prime n. o. MolasSes,
125 hlE bbls. do
2So hhda fully fair to prime n. o. Sugar
10 Hsls; Cr:. 1En9HlSted poW'd aud cones suEara
IS Z" Now York do
500 bags good Gair to prime Rio cOHeo.
50 pockets JavR COEsa.
IS boAss Natl Ii. n lump Tobacco.
- do yaEious standard brands 81 TobaeLe.
10 cases "uunters" iGS Ia
10 80 ..Dsa Sai1otO' G, do DO
rs hlE CHI. Y. II aud q. r. Tea.
IS do OOlong aud POuchOng Tea
100 bblS No. Med. and Lg Mack eroi.
so % Tar, large sIxo. :.
Is terceO Rice.
Pepper, Plniento. NutnieES Cloves, Cass
Mustard, Ginger, indigo Bi-Carb. Soda,
6alaratna, Soap, Candies, WAsh-bOaris b ,ksts
Tubs Brooms, Nails, and all other arii, IeS en-
bTaeCd in the Grocery limo. tnh2
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Dr.J.D. 5. Charming, Of New York City. writes:
II most checrGuly comp with the Request Of your
agent in saying have found your SarSaIarilln n
most excellent Alternative in the complaints
TOT which We employ sucl remedy, but especially
In FtmGle DiScIses Of the ScrJfnlONs dNthvsis.
have cured mnuV inveter0tn cures Of LruCofTra toy
it, and rome where the complaint caused 10y u-
GRAFTON OF the uterus. fhO liberation itself WIS
soon cured. NUthing within my knowledge equals
1t for these female derHngSssenta7
Edward 8 Marrow, Of Ntwhury. Ala, writes: "a
dangerous orHTiGn trHor Of the females in
my family. which lNd defied NIL the remedies We
conld employ. lIRs ut length been completely cured
by your Extract OF Shr-aparillR. Our FhysicIaI1s
Thought nothing Gut sXurEation conld afford relief,
but Ito alvi.tt the trial Of yuur SRrsHpara the
last resort before cutting and IL proved PfIectual
After taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
Of the diseNEo rcfnnin1."
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L1sI 81 sPEo1r1o RElIEptEs.

80. Igor Fever, Congestion, aud Inflammation.
80. a-POr Worm Fever, Worm Cole, we,lng the
D 10. s;-rer Cole, Crying, Tss.Alps, and wAtetal,
ao. 44FSF DlArEhpa, chorer. atAlsuup, and sam
No: s,gFoF Cole, orip'ns', Dyseusery, or Bloody
t No. s-Yos cholera chorera Aiorbu,, vomiting
No, 7.-Hor Coughs; Colds. lnauenzn, and Sore
No. ss-TOr ToOthaehe, Raeeaehe and NenralEtn.
No. S.-Fer Headache, Vertigo. Heat and FullnsSS
Noslo@DTsPEpsrA Puls-For Weak and DeTanSed
Stomach, CONSTIPATION, and Liver Complaint
No. 1l.-POR FRMALE IRRE0rLARETIEs, seAuty, Pain
sal, or Suppressed Periods.
Eo.1Q-FoT LeueOrrheA, PFotnse MenSeS. and
10. is'-Por Group, Hoarse Cough, had Breathing.
No. l4.-slLT RnEUN PIIs-ROr Eryslpelas, ErUP
No. iS.TRnEGMATto PIns-POr Palm, Lameneas,
or Soreness In The Chest, Back, L1lns, or Limbs
A-FOF Pever and AgueS Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
P.@For pies, Bind or Needing, In.sr2sl or Ez-
o@Por Bore, weak, or Indamed Eyes an. EyelIdS
PaIliag, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
O-For CatarTh, Of long standing OF recent, either
V'.h obstruction or profuse discharge.
". G.-For WhoopinG Cough, abAting it, violence
and shortening it, course
1u all acute diseases such as FeVers determinations,
eEuptiy diseases as Scarlet Fever, Measles stnd Fry
dpelss, advantage Of giving the proper remedies
promptly Is Obvious. and In all such sAses the spe-
arrested once and in ali casea the violence Of the
attack Is moderated, The disease shortened and rem
deTed less dRngeroCs t scott
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent Oc-
curTepee, aud which often lay the foundation OF
diseaBel lungs, bronchitis, and consumption, may all
be Mt once cnre1 by the Fever and Cough Pills.
In all chronic diseases, such as Dyspepsia5 Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles Fc-
male Debility, and irregularities, old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, catarth Salt R,euu. aud other
old eEupon9 the case has specifies whose proper APP
PLleatGn VIII anord a cure in almost every instance.
Otteu the cure Of AAingle chronic difficulty such aS
Dyspepsia, Piles or CatRrrh, Headache Of Female
Weakness has more thatTpsid for The case ten umeS
over. 80
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Cumberland Cement

A n pNEouALtED ARTICLE ron ALL EISDs
"A o. Masonry Ehers water q to be resisted;
EXAMINATIONS In wet and damp places Lining for
CSteEus 6routiuE for Cellar FiOcFl and an
Tor which Cement IL uSed. .
On the new Balttulors City Water WsFks IN the
construction Conduit, this Cement was nSsd eze5H.
sfesiy. Il = alOn Extensively used on the masonry
and tuRsls Of TIE BaltlmSTO and Oils, ana n W NJ
Railroads, dc, kc
II has recently been most IL tested y,,,
The New Water WoFtlI In Baltimore, where II ~
Setn used IN al situations which required work 81
the Uo!t PEE1eet etRrEetEy In the c0nstructfOn a.
tee brick spa4git which Il said to be the beI pTers
yCorE e LAS kiad N tie eo4st5, over 100000 bu-
RhSlS Of thi1 Geneht VeFa used and both eafineo1l
ard superintendent ocqsur 10 ISyIuE that VhiiS n
S no e9t }E alse IN wi place. ard OrtTe Il e ne
eEStaIy - tlTftD evER STR0No SFl1Ng8 Il has this
aVantaSe over al other quick EsttinF eerentg thai
Wen 1sed In dry placer And eOslI = tEG sS, 4 3
NOT ltahle toernek
Quantities 10 suit purchaser 81
dLfYER RRY0RSVh iS3lpss
5as 4SatRr q l.sSs,l 1sssE.5 :.
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ON ami .r 18Th NoysRbst isso G tie P pass;

HHEEIjN0f 24th Nov, 1850.
" ger Trains will be run daily n follows:
RiTst-Ths Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago, st.
Louis, indianapolis, Dsytoni Cincinnati, Columbus,
Wheeling, BOnWood BaItimoTs. and Warrington CITY
Expires departs daily except Sundays at GAS A. NJ
and arrives in fillmore at 1850 A. ~ connecting With
the earliest alas for the Eastern and Southern Cities
Returning, Leaves Baltimore at I A. ~, and arrives
st BenWOod At s:l5 r. NJ and Wheeling at 9:45 p h.
making direct connection with the Wgstern Express
train This train will only stop for wood and water
and mealtug the passengers.
Seeond-Ths Great SOuthW esteTn st. Louis, Cincin.
matt, Columbus, Wheeling, BeHwood, baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily Rt
s:25 p 81, arriving in Baltimore 2;s5 r H.. CON
Meeting with the afternoon tralns to the Eastern and
SoutherHetttes Returning, leaVee Baltimore At p.
81, aud arrives ntnehwOod at 5:4SA. b. and Wheeling
At sl5 A. NJ making direct connection With the great
Western Express trains This IERin will only BtSp for
wood and water and mealng tho passengers.
freight train with passenger car attached will
leave daily, except Sundays for Grafton At IlO n
Returning, will arrive At BIS P. 81.
J. B. FORD, Agent.
L. ~. COLI, Gent Ticket Agent. noy2S
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New Family Grocery.

ME sUBScRIBER DEGS LEAYETo ANNOUNCE
u Snst no has opened Family GEOeeEy and Foreign
Market street, near the corner ST Quincy st. and 60
neit tne generous patronage Of his friends and TIE
II Will DO my eondtNnt endOaEor to offer, At the
lowest prizes, the best qualities the market GforlS
always on haRd. -
ne herman PES$9e3 such e Primes, Lentlos Split
wholesale and retail Il the loWest rStcS
superior Havana and Domestic Cigara and Tobacco
81 thS diaer0nt grades, Wholesale aud retail AZ
q. ". BEESSINQ'S
tebl4-lyd FoFnefiy With Alex. iIeXmSn.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, InHuenza,I IonrEene.a.
group Bronchitis, In6ipient CoTs
AumpllOn, and for the Refer
OF PatIentG
IN advanced Stages

OF the Disease
This Is n romehy 10 universally kbo,yo "a ,,,,.,.
ny other for the cure OF throat aud lung copIafnts
u Is TseIes here TO publish the evidences Of it,
soids, and its truly wonderful enres Of ngiI
have made i EIlout ne eISiiieS
sttions o. the earth Few are the eommuuitIes q,
experiences Of ita Effects living froSl,[ n
Inelr midst Of IFS victory over the subtle 6na H.
NnoN the dreadful fatality Of theta dIsofsrr and a.
me SIsn, t, The effects OF this remedy, &c NEED
the virtues flat II I'D hsve when i5sti5s ~" ssI
nlSa nave Won 20 strongly upon tIs edSSes q
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER g co.
p....,.,,o l.owelI, Mass.
5vi:tS '' = ~ HOuD Z Cos and by all Drug
49, auSl1-1y-noyi 6-3m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-18
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road. iF

IA 4btb44 4AOEL&As
lfEt E8;5;Ess:.ssE77E ;5ss'sE
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, November 18th, 1880,
" Passenger Trains Will leave Bridgeport - fol-
lows. CSundHys excepted:l
llo0 A. II. 3Ril Train, stopping at ali stations ex
cept New Salisbury, SuEmitville. Frank.
lin EHst Rochester, MOultrie. RootstOwn,
EarlvtIle Macedonia, Bedford and New
burg arrives at Pittsburgh at 400 r. 81,
IialtimOra ut 500 A. NJ, Philadelphia at
$50 A. ~, New York At 0p. n. (noonJ
Cleveland at 1880 r. ~. Toledo at I2lO A,
1880 A. II. f9fiiS -
1000 P. NJ Express Train, stopping At all stations
except Liverpool, Smiths Ferry; Indus
try. Beaver, New Salisbury, East ROeh-
ester, Earlville, Macedonia Bedford and
NewburEI arrives at Pittsburgh nj 2:1O
a. ~, baltimore At GOO 7. ~, PlliIadel-
phIa At 500 p. NJ. Now York at lO;2O p
NJ, Cleveland a. 7.AO A. ~; Toledo ut
1890 r. NJ, Detroit at 600 r. 81, and
Chicago at 1l:0O p NJ.
Both these trains mako close connections at CeVN.
land and Pittsburgh for the points indicated above
also Tor Erie. Dnukirk buffalo and Niagara Falls
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. NJ. and S45 p NJ, and
arrive at bridgeport At 500 T. NJ and G:25 A. 81.
Leave Pittsburgh at l:40 A. II. and l:4O r. NJ, and
arrive at Bridgeport At 6:25 A. NJ and $50 p. NJ.
Excursion Tickets to Pttsburgh and return S3.TS.
Fare always as low, aud time much quicker than
Through Tickets to all points in the West. North
and East can be procured at the OIice No. 81 Water
street next door 70 Sprigg House, Wheeling, Va and
Mt bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will DO made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road aud Its connections
Nos 81 Water street. with Freight gent Mt Bridge
port station. n. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
jim. MCCULLOUGH. President
7. R.NYERs. Gent Ticket Ag't, nov2S
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OUR RE1iED1Es BY MAIL.

Look over the llst make up a case of What Kind
you choose and inClOSe the amount IN current note
or stamps BY mail 70 our address At $50 Broadway,
HeWH0rk, and the medicine viii be duly returned BY
mail or empress, free OF charge
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, efaeient
Agent for The sale OF our Remedies in every town or
community In the United States. Address Dr.. HUlf-
PRRBTB 4 Co., No. b69 BRoADWAT, EEW-YORK.
old BY LAUGHLINs / BUsnFlDLD, Druggists,
Main street, Wheeling. may25 d&wly
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rRIcE

Case Of 90 vials complete in morocco, and Book, IS
Case Of 20 Vlals, and Book, plain, 4
Case Of 10 numbered boxes and BOOK, ..........2
Case Of boxes, numbered, and book, .........1
8nBle numbered boxes with dTeciiOns,..., 25 eta
Single lettered boxes, with direciious 50 cts.
Large case with OF. ViAs for planters and ply
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Parton Brownlo,v,s Prav.r.
FAtikh DUElNo THIs WlNTRa.

From the ROCKVILLE Tenn, wlIx. Parton nrov,
Iowa paper
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y. B.-snbseFiptSons Received ,,5 1,,...,.l,-, Z
A. = bkDlLLI0N, Agent for WheeIfDfz and virj,Fty
Spee1nen EnSr4Tpgs and An Journal can Be- Se ~
ne lost once. 5eeIS -
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RhesmGtism, Gola, Iir.r Complaint. - =


lHDEPENDENcE. Preston Co.. Va. 9Th July, 1859.
DIR J.C. AIERs Sir: ] hRyo been afflicted with n
painful chronic Rt'umGtisnt Tor long time which
oulied tho sill OF phyaicNns and stuck TO me In
spite OF all the remedies cOnld mud, until tried
your sArEaparila. Ono bottle cured me in Two
weeks and restored MY general health so much that
J. am Tar better than before was attacked. think
II n wonderful medicine. JfPltRGIIi =
Jules y. GetclIell, Of St. Louis, writes: Al Lnye
been afflicted fGryears with affection n he Lfrer,
which destroyed my health tried everything and
everything fRtled TO relieve me; and have been
DroGentluWn man for some years from no other
cause than arrangement IF he Lirer. Sly beloved
pastor tie Rev. Mr. Egly: advised 70 try your
SarsafHrll1 becnuse he said he knew yIli and any
thing you made was worth trying NJ the i,iessiS-
OF dodtt has cured mo and has 50 purife nv blood
as to make new man OF me. I toel young again
iho bsst that can DO said OF You Is not half good
.SehiTrli1 CtNesT, TaNors Enlargement, U4esr1tion
Cariss and EEl COLLATION. ef the Homer -
great variety Of cases have been reported 10 ps
where cures Of these formidable complaints have FT
snlted from the nse Of this remedy. but our sIlcS
n eefe VIII mot admit them. Some nf them may 10
IH9nd IN our American Almanac. which the noentS
oe9E FHmed are pleased TO furnish gratis 10 ali who
DyF1sHSid. EeaTf UIae1ss IT, Ip-.T...,.
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81. AHthOny's FIRE Rose or Etgsipelds. Taller and
Sat Rhcitn', Sedsd Head, RidgaRoTns, Sore Eyes,
DrrPEy.
Or. Robert NJ pTeblR write from Salem. ", 18th
Sept, 1859 that lie IA cured mn imTcternte case Of
Drcpsy, which threatened to terminate fatally. by
the persevcriHE urc OF Dur Sarsapnrilia and also
dangerous nttRck Of Malignant ETysipGl1t By largo
duNcs OF the same; sHys he cnres the common Eyu0
tionS by it constantly.
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AYERS SarsapaIiIIa,

And for the speedy cure Of the sutJOiusd varieties
SereFitla and Srotulsus Affections, such az IGn3TS
CiesT4 Sores, ET5t JiapleS, fGftGLSS, Bi0Se'-
"a, BCils, BLIiHs, and all SiR DStsqsff.o .t ~
OAHlASD. Ind, 9Th June, 1883.
J. G. ATER Co. Genie: feel Il my duty 10 &C.
knowledge what yonr SarsNpatilla Inns done i0r me.
Having Inherited sCroTilCus injection, haze SUI
fered from it In various Mays for years Sometimes
Il burst out in HlCsFsOn my hands ard Rtmsi some
ti1neA II turned inward aud distressed me mt the
stomach. Two years ago it broke out on my head
and covered my sca:p and ears With one sore which
WRS painful and loathsUms beyond description.
tried mary meLicines aud sevetNl physicians hut
without much relief from anything III tact the dis
order grew At length was rCjofeed I" read
in the GOSpel Messenger that you had prepared an
Alternative (Sarsl, Rrlth) for knew tro your Tepn-
Iatinn that anything yOn made must e EoOds Z!
to Cincinnati and IT. ard rEed II TIL II cured
me. toak 1t, yUu advise III small dn,es OF y
teNspponful over month: and used almost three
bottles. New and heat thy skin soon begun 10 firm
under the scabs wliIrh after while fell off, Ny
skin Is now clear, and know ly my feelings that
the disease ls gone FROM my byItrn. You can we'll
believe TINT Efcel what saying Eleul tell you,
that hold yum to DO Uf the apostles oil the age,
and remain ever gratefully. Yours,
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Observation-Disclosures.
Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail Road
WINTER 6CHEDULE.
WEEEIlno. 2lth Nor.. Z

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Dysp4psta, Heart Disease Fits, EDlsDyv. Nel,pcso.
~, Neurulgid

Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
Teen made hy the Alternative power Of this medicine
the vital functions into vigorous action
1nd thus Qvereones disorders which would be rnDs
posed beyond its reach, Such q remedy hoS Ior,,
Peen required by the necessities OF the ieoDle and
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UDOLPHO wOLFE'S PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST. CROTX RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEY
All tho above imported and bottled by himself
warranted pure and OF the Lcst quality.
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what shall-We DrlnE1

UDoLPHo wOLFE's PURE coGN1Ac
BRANDY,
Imported and bottled by HIMSELF warranted pure
and the best quality with his certificates on the bot
tie, and his seal on tue cork.
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P.suTH, Mater Of TranEportation. :
L. u. COLE. Cent Ticket Agent. noy2S
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II G. BAKER co. In pHering to the public their
- brand % cOn-AtTEE or. have great pleasure In
wariHntlnE lts eEeelt quality; which, after many
Yeats O. h50rtOul o1postsuee. they have succeeded
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-17

AUG. l0-The Quaker City brought in
the prize schooner George V. Baker and
her Confederate crew in irons She was
captured off Galveston by United States
vessel aud sent toNew York with United
States crew abord.
She was captured off Cape Hutteras by
the privateer York, and four rebels was put
abord. In the meanwhile the York was
seen by the gun boat Union, which chased
and burnt the York after the pirates had
beached her and escaped.
AUG. ia number Of men belonging
to different regiments have been releScd and
sent home for kind treatment on the field of
| Col Gradner, of Ga. and other Confederate
! soldiers. These men were FIRST confined al
| Richmond, but when the circumstances un
| der which they were made prisoners be
came known they were immediately released
| and boarded at the hotels. Their release il
unconditional and in accordance with thu
promise made by Col Gardner on tbs
! field.
The returned Federal surgeons estimate
the number of Federal prisoners at Rich
mond, including the wounded, at from 1000
to 1900. They have full lists of the wound
ed and the prisoners who died in the hospi
tails. Capt Rickets of the U. S. artillery
is recovering from his wounds.
Congressman Ely sends letter to Presi
dent Lincoln understood to be decidedly il
favor of recognizing the Southern Confeder
acy so far as an exchange of prisoners i
| concerned
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-17

ieations on Arlington Heights to block
ade the Southern ports to arrest the Bal.
timoro Commissioners aad drive traitors
from the capital
What proposition can they make that the
Administration has not already made For
the administration has gone as far us nation.
al honor will permit, and no National Con.
yention can go father.
The truth is that the Democratic organi-
cations, both in n Y. and Ohio, nre con-
trolled by tho meOnest of the old Breckin
ridge cn6al. The old Democratic temple is
dcserted--its great men are passed away
its principles have been trnmpled in the dust.
JeilersoD and jackson have been taken from
their inches, to be replaced by Calhoun and
Davis-its glory and grandeur and sacred.
ness have departed with the principles which
made it glorious, grand and sacred, and as
tho money.changers and thieves plumber
and deiile the temples Of the olden times, Sc
is our Democratic edifce being plundered
and defeld to.dOp. The pure Democracy
you will find on the field, laying down their
| lives, at the Treasury box, paying in Their
hard.earned gold and laboring with enlhu
siasm in the cause Of their country where
ever their country calls. And the old
shrine with its couspiritors and peacthawk.
ers must be thoroughly purified before they
can ever again kuecl before it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-17

I'M. Forney of the Phil. Press an able de.
fendent, ,ofthe Democratic party thsus comments
upon the action Of the partizan Democracy Of
Ohio aud n. Y The Republican organizations
OF the states propose a compr omise in the shape
Of Union ticket, their mutual platform being
loyalty TO the Union-confdence in the Admin
strution-and an unqualified support Of its war
measures. Desiring to conciliate the Democratic
masses, they rendered them one half of the or
fees to be filled.
What do we care about popular Sove.
reignty or Congressional Intervention,
when the National Sovereignty is threaten.
ed and the peace of the country destroy.
ed by the Intervention of the sword.
The n. Y. Democrat Convention, in de-
clining to unite say that it is due to the
Federal Government to hold out tcrus Of
peace and accommodation TO discovered states,
assuring them of their rights under the Con.
stitution. These gentlemen forget that for
the North to hold out terms of accOmoda.
ton to discovered states is to accept the
cup of humiliation and disgrace. What
terms can be offered =? What compromise
can be made Why did not these Con-
yentions, in laying down their platform, go
more into details Has the South not
been assured of all her rights under the
Constitution p In fact, whats the Govern.
ment been doing for the past year but Civ
ing these assurances Mr.. Seward in bis
Senatorial speech-Mr. Cameron repeated
ly as Senator-and in fact, every represeu-
tative Republican, without even excepting
such radical men as Mr.. Lovejoy in tie
House, or Mr.. Sumner in the Senate,
Joined in the declarations o! the Secretary
of State and the Secretary of War. The
President in his inaugural gave the South
the most abundant assurances OF his kind
ness to the South, and his respect for their
rights. The first duty the Administration
assumed was an attempt to negotiate terms
Of accommodation, and they were carried
forward with earnestness and good faith by
the President and his Cabinet, until the an
provoked assault upon Fort Sumter assured
the nation that the only terms OF aecono-
dation' the South entertained were the can
non of Fort Moultrie and Morris Island.
In a spirit of hauty disdain they told the
North that the only terms they could ac-
cept would be complete surrender on the
part of the North, the evacuation Of the
capital, the disgrace and annihilatiOn of the
Republic.
II the Democracy of Ohio condemns one
act Of the Administration, they must con-
demn every act. II it was wrong for the
President to suspend the writ Of habeas
corpus, it was wrong for him to attempt a
reinforcement Of Fort Sumter to reinforce
Fort Pickens to, call out the months
J volunteers 10 open the road to Washing
! ton, to occupy Alexandria to erect forli-