davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
Rejsicins q. Civil war.

The New York Courier dee Etass Cnis is
annoyed at the character Of the excitement in
New York:
"In looking At the almost joyous character
of the excitement Of the masses, no one
would suspect that IL was oceasioned by a
civil war destined to drown the ancient and
common nationality In the blood of men
who Were till now considered brethren
We have witnessed black hours in Franco
where the people of one country were con.
demned to fight each other, but never have
we beheid any thing like that which is occur.
ring mere There, the struggle was accepted
"A inevitable, but at the same time lameptabIe
and terrible necessity. Here it is holiday
aspect that prevails.
The reason is that New York expects to in
fict civil war upon others, not to suffer itself.
Were New York itself in danger, there would
be no holiday aspect in that city. more
striking illustration Of human selfshness and
corruption the world has never witnessed.
Of all the cities of America, New York de-
serves the pre-eminence in this work of infer
nal crime. Heaven knows we loathe Pu-
ritanism enough, and are nauseated by the
cant of "Brotherly Love" in the city of
"Brotherly Hate !" but, neither Boston
NV uAoASiPhid bAFS CfS' PioASsoS" MUM
sympathy with the South, and in both
there is that fanatical element which has at
least the redeeming feature of honesty. But
| New York is actua,ed solely and exclusively
| in this deliberate and bloody war upon a
| whole people by the greed Of gain. 1t never
| WAS an abolition city at any time, but, if it
| had been, it would not have shown itself to
all mankind in colors as irredeemably bad, as
totally depravcd, as deliberately and tho
| roughly inhuman and devilish as it does at
| the present moment. To "hold, occupy and
possess the trade in Southern cotton aud rice
is the only motive of all the diabolism which
New York is now exhibiting, the thirst for
Southern blood, the bowling for deeds of rob
berry and rapine, for cutting off the heads of
Southern men and violating the sancnty OF
! their fresides, threats and projects never be.
| fore deliberately named by one civilized peo-
pie against another III the histIry OF all man
kind Not until Divine Justice abdicates It's
throne in Heaven, and yalor and virtue desert
every Southern heart, can such crimes be ior-
given, or forgotten, or 90 unaFengcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
4" Hanging Traitors

1t is hard to say whether the statements
communicated by correspondents CT the North
ern press, in the army invading Maryland,
about " hanging traitors" are are not
true. They are at once so mendacious and
cruel, that when they assert they have put
men to death in cold blood, you cannot tell
whether they arc liars or murderers. But as
soon as it is ascertained that such is their
game, we must retalate and hang all the pris-
oners that fall into our hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

The Wsstcbester Pa Democrat reminds
the Pennsylvania volunteers that Baltimore
has always been celebrated for the beauty
Of iu women = that "the fair were ever the
reward OF the brave" and "that beauty and
booty was the watehword at New Orleans"
This y the kind Of enemy we have to deal
With. Never before has any nation been 80
lost to oil shame Is to avow such purposcs.-
II may b. safely said that the annals Of tie
civiiised world may be searched 10 vain for
the parallel q Northern brutality. Are they
men OF beasts?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

PKEDLCTION LITERALLY
49, FULFILLED EDIToKs: On
the 18th of last September, JOHN H. GILaBR.
which De expressed his>opiuion as to the position
of Virginia in certain contingencies. What Mr..
fed As proof Of this. ask you to publish the
exa rae, from ,b h,s speech The Ian
.aen ia every tue Vrgina heart
extract below: EEEiTAS.
Virginia untrue to the South Virgins,
border State, in q Northern Copfederacy, PLAYING
second to Black Republican fanaiicaf set OF SO.
cal and governmental disorganizers! sirs, in
the pride Of my nativity spurn tho very intima
ton. Yea, more; viii here undertake to speak
for Virginia, and make known her position
suppose that MIR. Lincoln is elected. Will yir-
ginia :ecede on that account, without some pal
pabIe nfraction Of the Constitution p say for
her-no, no. never, never. Virginia respects her
compscts, ana she intends to sta ud by them -
She feels too proud OF her past history-too po-
tent III her ow sovereiSnty-to quail and TT bic
and glye way at the knees, before even Black
Republican President But she is not su bmis-
sionist state. She will assert and maDtain b er
rights-as she will defend yours She wi | face
every cotton state may desert her and seek refuge
by secession. She will choose her ground-hght,
nobly ght her own atties tn tn death if ueed be
al ala asked what will be her policy should
South Carolina secel e--in the event OF Mr. Lin
coln's eiection-ahd the Fsteral Government
should attempt oeoerce her by force and with that
latent seek To march all aboit'o Gu army the
SOIL Vi virginia? | answer from G,y heart,
top9 there ia true ;YgRr !et dtorc the sod
Of her ncbe and toeSy dtu7tfcrs f 10 she'd
.oiiers gTdse Northern army eros ker Joy
ders II ra your ihts siam yor soil ,ci;h The rood
q yoar psoif tha. Is my answer mere l. diy, Ia,
hanii-Es. to you AEd Is this the state thai yoar
.a-briilaut Is he il eloqu ut aud strong wili.d
IL h II f'raic-has souK lat 10 misTepteeent aud
misplace, 10 'hn eat aud terrinc struggle thar
may Re % else at hand TirginiG mother II
States and st1sssnea--w Guild thai my voice ecu
W ftas .hT-ush sOur every valley a. il doe
thrr uEh tins tali. 1t II this people II Sht hear
yoar re -H3nae NIrg MIA trasnt 10 the south !
Whea he last sad conflict c0mes--as soon Il may
Firgi ria Wal lead where The bravest NAV be
proud Ia follow, and whore msn ny Of thoss rho
IL tha sunny south. seek to dsride and dsIaia.
her, Ei!i hesfae 70 foiot7 her. With h4r marfial
cloak dreuHd her he will sound forth from
every valley The busis blast of defiance aud Hh-d
her best Dsu0d t. screen those no now sesm 10
doubt her fidelity. my g. lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

E. G. p. Wilkins, member of the New
York press, died suddenly in that city ON
Saturday.
Mrs. Lamar, wife of G.. B. Lamar, Presi-
dent OF the Bank of the Republic, died in New
York last Saturday.
manufactures named Schott, in Nashville
Tennessee. is making percussion caps in large
quantities.
The cargo of the ship Tronsides, burnt near
New Orleans, was saved in q damaged condi-
ton.
itself ihto regiment for home protec ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
To the Yalnnseexs.

We are requested to state that the Cover.
nor's proclamation gives no order to any CON-
parry to march. but only indicates the places Q,
~eadeseous to which they are to proceed when
they receive orders. There need be no mis-
take in regard 70 this matter. Companies
should prepare for the Geld, and await orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
Dr. BECK.

DR.. WIN. B. BECK, native of Virginia
long surgeon of the United States Navy,
has resigned his commission and entered the
naval service Of Virginia. Dr. BECK has
been temporarily ordered for duty at the Naval
Rendezvous in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

DoINGs AT WHEBLISG.-A geographic dis
patch from wheeling represents that IN So i'm =
mense" Union meeting was held there last
Saturday night. The speakers all urged re-
istance 10 secession. snd fupored q Giutston
~ the State, Thirty -four delegates were APP
pointed 10 a Convention of the Western coun-
ties, tn b. held the 18th in tant. The tele-
graph falsely asserts that Wheeling sentiment
predominates throughout the Western coun-
tips
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
KY PHoYosRApus AaD A.

ne PHofosRApHs AsD A4EU9rfEs, aaely ex :
etnied, can % obtained at Reasonable prices ct
REKs' Steam Gallery, whore yen ara not detx insd
Likenssses taken A competent Artist IL employ
ed At each branch. which enables them " take
every pop RsEs' Improved Pearl Ah6raty pes
are the most beautiful and durable picture made.
Cxll AMI see. NY s-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

MoHR HELr.-The Batter Guards, Captain
Hoke, fine company. numbering l2o men,
from Greensville District, s. O., arrived yes
terday evening, by the Petersburg train. They
appeared in good health and spirits, and were
welcomed In a neat and eloquent speech by
Col. Kershaw, to whose command they are
Mt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
DIR. Junkin,

We publish to-day two ommunica,ions--for
and against-on the course of the late Presi-
dent Of Washington College. With these the
controversy, so far as our columns are. con-
cerned, must cease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

BALLOON SERVICE Among other news from
the North We find the announcement that two
balloons have been sent to Washington by
order of Gov. Spragne, Of Rhode Island
They are in charge of an experienced arial
voyager, and will be used, when necessary,
under the orders Of Gen. Scott
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
Free Negroes In New OrIe ans.

The N. 0. Picoyene says that fifteen hnn-
bred free negroes OF that city have enrolled
themselves as ready, if allowed, to perform
military duty, and flight, sh oulcer by shout
der with the citizens, as their fathers did in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
Volunteer Companies.

We learn that Rev. Mr. WILMER. Rector of
Emmanuel Church, Brooke Turnpike, COM
mands company of cavalry, and Capt. GoocH
company of infantry, in that portion of
HenTico county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

"OUR FRIES Dis. Among the most bitter of
all the Northern papers now eiamoring for
the bloody subjugation of the South. is thu
Boston Herald, whose editor, E. q. Bailey,
was one OF the knights Templar who visited
Richmond a year or two ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

NOIlCE--OCr whuie force beng
@>~S-a now engaged IN the defence OF our state,
VIII, from thie date, discontinue bus. mess :
III peace Is restored We take thls occasion to re-
turn our sincere thanks TO many treuds W .
Tor years past have 80 EbeiaIIy extended to Us
their patronage, ana hope, at some future time,
aga TO offer our services Prices of Tobacco are
90 extremely low, that We wUu i not advise our
friends 10 send their crops to market. We woui1
advise that they De priced lie safe order, during
tins or tDe ntXt nuuCn, and, unless prIc.s
vance, keep them at home, W { believe they ale
sdiet tner6 than Ia the warehouses.
Any one haFiEs fluids IL our hands will pleas q
apply 10 MIR. HBSRY &. WATKINS IJr the SAM,
who Will nave charge of our DpUAs; auc 10 those
w lao W lsn their pIOuuce sold, We would recon-
chAf5e II The saIuv W ALfEh n MAhIlS.
hicnmOnd, May I, lsel. my o--sw-tAd<J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
To Corresnoudents

We beg to say to our Northumberland cor
respondent, that, as the best service we could
render him. we have put his letter in a channel
to those whose duty it is to attend to the i'm
portant subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

- WORK FOR THE MILITARY
~ The ladies OF the UNITkD PHksBYTk-
RAN CHURCH, shockee Hill, will please 10
meet s.S = the LECTURE ROOM this day. lwED-
been undertaken for the military. my lii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

~ We wish II distinctly understood that
postage stamps wtu not Be received In pay
ment for subscriptions TO the DispatcA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
NAB n led

At the residence Of the brides father. On the
9Th lust BY the Rev Mr. Ware. Mr. W!LLiAa
H. PERRY and Miss VIRGINIA A. sToHh. ooth
Of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

~ Persons IT q distance forwarding their
subscriptions by Express, are requested to
write the names of their respective Post. Of
ices, legibIy, In their letters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

VACCINE XikUS.-As lie only
DN-a.A Lneaua VI l.l utdlAinS a constant supply
reliable acC1n5 Virus II 20 Keep what NV
la 7e constAnt CrCu atluu, tho p1oeesi aI men
turUu-H oGs The state are ESiepy requested 10 eX-
CIT neBselvus III extending The vaccine pr01oc
lIUn - ali wItulI the spheIv u lne.r influence
aud iur.he more ed ~ forward 10 TN ONCE
al henulAe matter, uAuer two weeks old, not
need ed for their Immediate the nO.-
observance OF these Suggestions VIA precIpItafe
1ieph lInpurtatlCus OK I.jstoI1ai from North,
ana viii IEus subject our Citizens 10 d possible
source oi seIIouS aNu III parable IuJufy.
A. r. EiICU-AS, vi D.,
Lay 5-3t* Vaccine Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
= PKEDICTION LITERALLY

Prom this day. until further notice, we shall
sell our goods only for CASH, or its equivalent
lDy SIS SAM'L NJ. PRICE 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
BE- The following

BE- The following
RIGHMUND TESTIMONIALS
are similar TO the
THOUsAN
ID r. 5 g II L . ) 5 RS
From George Il. Seote, President Of the Bank Of Com,
nser.e, tteder:otso4rg, "a.
Dr. SCHLUssER hiss extracted .eyeral Corns from
my feet, in h salts actory man ser.
GBoaaB ScoTs
Richmond, hay 4ih, 1891.
From John Me2en, Es7
Dr. scHLossBa has extract ed from my feet seve.
raj painful Corns without pain, and cheerfully
recommend him to those afflicted.
JOHN MgLLBS
Richmond, Va.
From J. VI G. Dickinson Esq
DR.. SCHLossER has extracted great number of
Corns from my feet, without any paio, ri wing
perfect satisfs cton J. II. g. DICKINSON.
Richmond, Va.
From John NJ. Speed, Member of the Convention, Of
I.yn,cs5uro.
DR.. SCELOsSER has extracted four Corns from my
feet. without giving any pain, and 10 my entire
satisfaction. JHO. N. SPEED.
Richmond, Va.
Be SEVERAL THOUSAND TESTIMONIALS
ara in Oh. sCHL0ssER's possession, among them
a great number from
l. d | E S
OF the highest standing, from this country and
Europe, which may bs seen at his
CONSULTING ROOMS,
SPOTSW WOOD HOTEL,
Parors No. Ill aud rs.
hg Private entrance Main street
EJ Office hours from 10 A II. till 6P N.
H ONLY
DAYS
LONGER
my s-lw IN RICHMOND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
ALI. DISEASES OE Tile FEET

ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET,
To favor him with call without delay, as this
will probably be his last visit Richmond, in
tending shortly 10 retire from Professional SER
vice.
As direct proof of the extraordinary skill at
tending Dr.. stHLossER'S cures, he can, with
pleasure, refer 10 great numDer Of ladies and
gentienon whom be treated years ago, and Who
nave ali been cured OF the Us Diseases vi The
Feat TO their entire satisfaction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

The urea, success " hich has attended
DR. sCHL0SSER
during this, his second witt to Richmond, and
also being unable TO fulniI all his engagements
during last week, compels him to remain
TWO OR THREE DAYS
LONGER IN RICHMOND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
-. THE LADIES OF LIE THIRD

THE LADIES OF THE THIRD
So PEEHBYTEhlAN and ST. JOHNS hPln-
COPAL CHURCH, having ora ani2ed sewing So
ciey to al. in making u clothing or any other ar
tcie necessary to the comfort of the soldiers that
may fall in their line, do hereby tender their ser
vices to any who may need them. ANY such work
to the Lecture Room If The Third Presby terrain
Church, corner Of Broad and 2Sth streets, between
the hours of 10 clock A. N and O'Clock +. NJ 3,
will receive prompt attention. my Sit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
DR.. SCHLOSSER

DR.. SCHL0SSER
Takes this opportunity of returning thanks to
the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond and its vi
ctuiy for the kind and liberal patronage bestow ed
ON him during his sojourn here, aud also respect
fully announces to parties no wish TO obtain q
PERMANENT CURE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
THREE

AMY ONE sUFFERINd
CORNe,
BUNIONS,
ANY
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
WILL HAVE GREAT CAUSE
OBEABUNDANTLY SATISFIED
IP THEY
IMMEDIATELY PLACE
THEMSELVES UNDER
DR. SCHLOoSER'S
UNEGRING SYSTEM OF TREATMENT,
WITHOUT
TT q
OR
CAUs n q z n;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

THE UNION BUILDING FUND
b. COMPANY will hold it's regular
monthly meeting THIS EVENING, at o'clock,
in Mr. Prayers School room, Church Hill.
Let every member attend, az business of impor-
tancs will come before the meeting.
NY sit T. L.. ID. WALF0RD. See'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

CAMP PIcssys, MAY Alb, 1881.
To the Ladies 0 the rHiYd Presbyterian and 81 John
EpisoopaI C7urcies:
LADIES Allow me, ia behalf Of my command.
to tender sincere thanks for your very accent.
able present Called from our homes al only
twelve hours' notice, We came to the odd Do.
mlnion prepared Only IN mind and spirit.
Our ladies', in that short time, DID everything
expected. But that those Of different state
entire straose~lshouid feel desp an int reA
in our welfare. Hils our hearts with gratituds
ana gerrfs <gesouls TO do or die in behalf Of the
fair LaAies OF Richmond.
Rest rssuYed, that the honor Of South Caro-
ltna Is Ia q meas Ia our keeping in the sa me
proportion shsil the safety Of our fair donors
claim our atteatios.
FL. BoYKry
my sit Capt. Co ~ la Bsg'tS. &, v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

DIR. ERASMCs POWELL can be
80 found at his office al all hours of the day
and night, except when attending 10 professional
calls.
I-Ss- Office 10th street, between Cary and Main
SITS, in rear Of J. z. Duval's drug store.
my s-sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
-, To carr. 4. L. BoYKIN-DsA.

To CAPT. L. l.. BOYkIN-DRAK
0N@ >IE: The ladies Of tae IhlFd Preshy-
terrain Church, -ssted by The ladies of A. John
Episcopal Ghurc h. have made ana herewith pre-
seat, seventy shirts to the peedy ~ your Conpa-
ny IN " of South CaroiinS volunteers.
The ladies' add their hearty congratulations on
TIL taking OF Fort Sumter. and assure the brave
soldiers that prayers are daily offered up In be-
half OF them and Al wha Ike them, sts nd ~ notiy
and JsGrlessly 10 put dova oppression and mai a.
tain SovtasIn Rights and thus secure glorious ~
ture u our home, the sunny South.
Trust in ded, and do the right-da,e everything
and fear sefkiHs -
Yours, In warmest friendship,
The LADtss OF TIE Third PRES Gu and
ST JoHN's EPISCOPAL CHuRcH
Church FIJI, May 4th. ls6,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

DIR. H.. $. McGRUDER, late Dele
So gate in the Legislature from Henrico,
announces himself d candidate for re- election.
my ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of
81 the VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE Com
PANf. for the election of Directors, will be held
at the Once of the Company, MONDAY, 18th
inst, at Y o'clock NJ.
Ali persons insured for life or by endowment ;,
who have In insurance for life or by endow
nent on the life OF another white person, paving
q premium OF not less than hundred dollars
per annum, and the holders of the guarantee cap
ital stock of the Company, entitled 10 vote in
the election of Directors
my st J. ADAIR PLEASAETS, sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

NAVAL LIGHT ARTILLERY
~ Persons wishing 10 enlist for All
this branch Of the Naval service will ap- IVA
ply at the NAVAL RENDEZVOUS, cor 1917
ner Of Cary and 10Th streets. 80
VIM Fl. PARKEk,
my 7-15t Lieut. Va Navy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

On Monday night. he 9TH inst ~ ths ,9s, -
of his pareuts ia sidney, EDGAR HOWARD. soa
of james aod Frances j. Kelley, aged year
months AID days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
-
~ UNPARALLELED SUCCESS .
In consequence OF numerous profession appoint

meuts,
DR. NJ sCHL0SSER
Will remain In Richmond
70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
| Special Notice.

my s-lw IN RICHMOND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON,
49, d. C.-The residents Of w ashing.on. in
this city, requested to meet at he quarters OF
the Howizer Company, Spotswood Hotel build
ing, THIS EVENING, at o'clock, for the pur
pose of considering matters Of the greatest imp0r-
lance to each Of them. mys-lt+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08

ADJ UTANT GENERALS OEFICE,1
April 22d, lsGl I
DOR GENERAL INFOkMATiOS notice.
Il is given that applications for ARMS EQUlP-
AENTs aud AMMUNITION, must be arst made
at this of1cezotherwise, none can be Issued.
BY command.
ap Ats w. ii. RICHARDSON
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-15

This suggests the second point: What means
Lave broughtit7 These conspirators live in south
ern States, but have or have had, allies in north
efn. Their first attempt upon the Government was
nade IN 1892, when they met the iron win and
sterling patriotism of Andrew Jackson, whose Ro-
man Tiiue no brbes could sway or threats subdue.
lheg retired vanqnished, fleeing to the sand hills
q the Palmetto State, whore, nursing their wrath,
'e! Rcpt il warm. While the hero lived, he
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-30
NUMBER IS

of hands. and repeat once" The test
sign is F, Finger and thumb of left
hand take hold Of lip" The sacred word
is G. "Eiio." The pass word is II.
"Andalusia," and to this is added in
parentbesis, Notice instructions in use
of Words The night word given with
E, is 1. "high.' The grip i, J. as Civ
en-. The pass grip is X. "same with
the left hand, still holding by right
The token or emblem is L, "same as
shown" The answer to + is NJ, "rieht
thumb and fore finger on pit of stom-
ach.''
ThTs is all we have at present to give.
and, as we have said. il may be relied
on as authentic. 1t Is the revelation of
the mysteries OF an Order which claims
to be, and no doubt is. powerful in our
land. It's emmissaries have lured into
it thousands Of young men by impress
ing then with utterly false ideas Of its
nature and designs. The members of
the first and second degrees know moth
ing of the third. although they are un-
Willingly guided and controlled by it.
Let them examine the revolving charac-
ter of the obligations of the third degree,
and then make all haste to repudiate an
organization that deserve the scorn and
abhorrence of all just men.
The reader will remark tha! General
Buckley insists in his circular, that it is
Exceedingly desirable and important to
Eorganize the State OF Kentucky before
the August elections.
The K. G.. c. declare for limited
monarchy, and say it will be time e.
nough to discuss the question Of Re-
public when all the extraordinary pur-
poses which they propose to themselves
shall have been accomplished
The K, g. C.'s Of the Third Degree.
it seems, look keenly to Offices. They
require that all of the members Of their
/ DegfSC SHALL udf0 OiHCcS USiOlS duy
member of the Second Degree can be
accommodated, and that all the mem
bers of the Second degree shall be pro-
vided with Offices before solitary nem-
Der Of the First can be accommodated.
But then they say that they are going
to have thousands Of Offices. and they
mean that the incnnnhents of nficas
shall hold on for life.
1t is NO wonder that the members OF
the Third Degree guard carefully in their
Ritual against ever being known as such
even to their brethren of the First and
Second Degrees.
Let ali bear steadily in mind that the
Order of The Knights of the Golden
Circle, is now, and has all along been, the
central sun of the Secession party Of
Kentucky.