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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

W. have said over and over again. that. in
our opinion. a large majority of,he Democrats
OF this State were as loyal a. any other cit
xen but Il i obvious 10 every man who oh
serves the signs OF the times. that there are
those OF that party. scattered over the State,
who az, ot.--who really have no sympathy
with any th.ng but their party. and who can 8
bear the lea Of seeing democraf doing any
thing el-c bat working for AS party They
are horr fed Al the thought OF his attending
meeting whose measures for the dgsncs Of
fAs taiea are to be concerted. for the reason
that they fear. II the rebellion is put down.
they viii never have any more influence in
the party. They have been working so long
IN company with the secessionIsts. have been
IN the same party with them 80 long. and IN
conventions With them 80 el,ee--,hs, they
have more sympathy Tor them than they have
for the cause OF the Union simply because
the Governments j. conducted by a R<pablicaR
Administration. There lies the rub. They
are not willing 20 come out on the side OF the
country. because LINCOLN l. President. and IL
would look Ike coming out Tor LlScoLN'
SO when DeHsocraf attends Union meet
ing and speaks FOR the Union. and does 40,
utter one word about party politics. they set
upon him with almost kend.sh ferocity. aud
dsnouncc ham for has IN abspaoaed kis p.srfy,
With thcm 1 man rant be Democraf and
tHioa Hlan at the same time Ia i time
than all such men we're made to understand
the essienase IN Which the country holds them
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18
Dir. }. IL. WcIean'~ Volcanic OH
s.iui mcut.

TaE Bar ExrEKSAL IN Imr WosLD. sos NJ.
ON BEAsI.
Thousands 81 human beings nav, been saved a ass
OF deoreptitude and misery. by the use u this inv..
naole lluiment IL will relieve PAIN almost in.tsr-
taneously and u viii cleanse, purify and heal The
i0alestSokh m az Incredibly short time. kcIEANs
VOLCANIC OH. llNINENT will relieve. IL rn..t a.
veterate cases II rheumatism, Gout, keur alx1a-
foT Paralysis, Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Meal.
neSs IN the Joils. Muscles Lgam.nts n will ps.
-rrA4--st-~ -
Headache cr kkfache- for Burns o. Soasda a. an,
Pain, u i an in'ailble remedy Try H. ard Won III,
md u an indispensable remedy. Keep a. si~Ass ca
hand
PLANNERS, FARMERS OF any one having cLsrs.
u horses. vii save money b using Aci<.n's va
oAhe ol i4ninent ~ - s-spsedy aud is.faliibis
Sweeney, Sores, Wounds. Scratches. or any sxtsrps
dissa.es.. Try "a, ard you will be convinced
Br. y. ~. Mcs<eaus Sole IL sprietor
lafosg Saint ior.s NJ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

ms admirable machine i no- res4r Tor The ,,u,,
hArreS, ~ ISL. II u. n possible made better tbs
ever before. and well worthy The attention q al far,
rners wanting such machines
u has no superior IN this market and Is the osl,
mi nat VIII property grind Grapes Prize go -
For ssie BY al respectable dealsrs
Address TIE Manufacturer
" o HICEOE
Eagle works. Harrisburg IA
Sc Fcs ssis BY : a. Potter, Terre- Hsnss, fna.
s~pt =. tw-3no
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BOOKS.

TRUMPS y NOVEL BY GEO
Il W. CURTIS, splendidly Illustrated ny Hoppin.
MACAULAY' HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vol. 9th
THE WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY
by the author q 'Queens Of Society,"
splef~d At ". n. BUcKIvGRAN'a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18
FOR RENT.

4 NJ = ny hriek dwellings,. On Ohio street al,sr.
~ 81, viii ~ gsrsnf shout The ioih inst A-v
off ~fshinr Convenient residence wiii take .sfcs
q ". pATkIIk
>rff q Or CeTuer ~ 9Th aud Main street
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18
Dr. ueLean's Universal PiiIsi

On iINHn COMPLAINT. suI1oVs>sSs. mApAsus. Ae,
There never has been CA1HAR1TC medicine
Oerrd 90 the public. that has given such entire sat
isfactlon a. Nci<An's Universal nils.
Being entirely vegetable. they perfectly f~sc-
cent and can be taken by the infant va
prompt and powerful IN removing al Bilious score
tons, acid OF impure fetd matter from IN stoua<k
In fact. they the only pills that Soald us>< 4.
malarioas Districts.
They produce no gripping. sickness ~ pain 4. he
stomach OF bowels. though very sctive ana s~s~rhhs
IN their operation. promoting healthy seersssops Il
the liver aud hidneys Who win safer from bl.iou.-
Rss-. headache AMI foul stomach. when 80 obc .p =
remedy can be obtaineci Keep them constantly @
hand, single dose taken in season. may prevent
hours, dass and mouths u sickness. Ask Ia DIV
H. hciean's Universal Pills Take 10 other Bssps
coated, they are tasfeess Prise only IS cents pes
box and can Be sent by mail o. any part of IN. nj \
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18
TONsoRIAL.
Medicated Hair WASH

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
u bsri1s rcftfed - shaving and Hsr Dressing
salo'f, adetnlng the Tcgre Haufe House ices leave
- nioFsa tns citizens ant public generally. that he
= 0tf prepared 20 wait upo1 Customers Ia biz
asn<i satisfactory Esnrer. Strr; attention gisen 70
Sbsr pt-suirs snd Cuftlfg i-ssics asd tiale Crib
aAr GtO -. CANADA
e snau
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~ z DICAl.
Most Delicious q Delightful Cor.
dat Ever Takcui

40 RIA
Most Delicious q Delightful Cor
dat Ever Takcui
THE THOUSANDS upon thous-
u ands Who az daily using ncfean's s,rcngshes-
ag Cordial, GRITTY that Il i ABSOLUTELY an hlAnis
shattered and diseased system. purifying and en-
riehinf the bicci-reSioring the SICK surtrinx IN
faiid o.
Health and Strength
TnERE l. No MISTAKE AEoUTn
Il viii cure Liver Complaint. Dr-pepsts psrrha.
issentery, HesdAche. depression of Spirits. fevsr
and Ague. inward Fever. Had Breath 90 an, nss..e
81 The Liver stcnsch Bowels
SkN1ifhh>, DO you ~ish Ca % healthy. ssro<x
AMI vigUrousi
i-ADikS. 10 you want the bloom Of health ,s meant
TO ye1r cheeks again then 40 Al once and ga
heLkAN's STRENGTHENING coRmAL AND
BLOOD PChffERi
Delay . moment. "a II warranted 10 civ. s.,s.a.s
ton II viii cure any disease Of the kidne,s VI ok
or Bia5d~Fs Painting Distracted Nen-trustis.. Pal
Ing Of the womb ksrr~nns<s any diseases srtsnx
rom ,hrorie or Nervous fshiliiy. II inialRss
remedy.
For Children.
bv yea want youT delicate. sckley. puar elllsr..
- be healthy. stroug aud robnst,-sAsn give tAen
Aca.ran StreDgthlug Cordial. lres the drectisns
each hoitle.l a = delicious 20 take.
Oue tablespoonful. taken every morning. fs.sfsx
= sure preventive against chill and fevsr yelLs
lever, cholera OF any prevailing disease.
CAUIiON'-beware ~ Druggists 90 dealers wba
may try 10 palm upon you bottle a Sllgers or s-r-
s~pariiis (which they buy cheap by saying a /.
Just - good. There are even RAsE enough q
steal part Of my - dub their WIZ deco
ucus- Avoid such Infamous PIRATES and their wi
famous cousPoun1si 49, fer d.. ]. *. hcI<an.s
strengthening Cordial and Blood Pnrlrer. Tsas
noiEing elss- II Il the only remedy that will paruy
your tiood thoroughly, and st the same tiur
STRENGTHEN and INsl6oRATE the whole ergsni-
ration Ia i pat up ln large bottles-Q per botse
ak bottles Tor Is.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

protect her in this hour of trial.-Cia Tunes.
In
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-05

tple man ben puntmen Gauern pies pereelten
tpuQte.
als bic Quf am bGGaen eeltts9en tpar, tpurbs
e'raf BON 6elfenltein abserufen. Sein Qeibpte<
'ler meloete t9m betmltA, paB etn 6remper tbn
gu preden pitn1e Der 70 eben aus Der Stopt
berauf 9efommen 1et unO BON bem 8ar9ermei(fer
pre3el be9lettet werpe. Cn munterer Qaune etn9
Der 9raf ttnaa8 uup als ct cen 8argermeilter
fab, ref er;
Warnm fommt Sbr ntbt 8l uns beretn,
lteber 0Ir9ermeilter, unb belft mns BET unIerer
Nrbett. Oarauf bltdte er 3ur Seite unb Ia9
Den Nnoern feben, Qabt Cure Neutstettsn t6s
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be'i1mmen lten.
2teine 9leutsfstten lfuo MIR fir sud 9naptger
0err, antwUrtete Der 6rempe.
Oils Selfenltetn ptsIe Sttmme bUrte blteb er
SerYpunpert Dor t9m lteben.
I0err 6nns Berlin iaate er. QDas brtnot
GuA nach QSetnsberg, 91atbs6err
Gin 6reunpesbenf, 9napteer 6err ben ib
GuA letiten m6Gte, uno ntAt unterla0eu fann,
war Die Nntpprt.
0elfenItetn itberfam Der Spptt. SD BIN GuCb
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la9te ct paB t9 IOlhe faum mebr annebmen
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9eptB
Gang gewtB, ond0t9er 6err,
Sans Berlin belann li4, barauf antpprtete
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gebalten wtirpe.
90 tOmmt SIR Sieletft aus Nsdarlnlm ?
ldtelte 6elfenlfein,
g6enislten BON iemunb, Der BON hprtber fam,
1er1 ste Der 8atb6berr.
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fort. Ntir bat Elm li4rer Mann binterbra9t,
e5 Iet tbr 9Ian mad 5etlbrUnn sn 3te9sn 100
man9 gutter 6reunb te erpartet.
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ltrshet[ Der Dreff.

Dt pslg X4nisRbs sa4t Edbrsns Dsr tgten ebenba sb
tH etstsr 4naslt tsFrt EIresn aue h Weugt est una
tt nnh riRie anper prfpnu btmpkna
~Dv0n eas pubIttnm 81 TVeoerbsu Qsn nntrrttet urbc
Gue tne stn Mn ais ebenmaEu tn Baua aRT GbGatss uni
@sYtfsuPAfst as fir sstpeuDe cine Enrstaenhf OssaSr
letfuna, r '''s ''F
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Nr. eSn[lnffnn.

geo ce9 f0nslt1en @pNstuns QDunb1ras III 2snhSn
etaes Der eren mestRtI6en GpGsten 6r gr Stde
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IpppH SaS ppaoelpb NNo a1bern SGeten 3ueebrd6t cat
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@ Nereottat EnS dneeren SraufbeteE tttcn leIe l. g. aud
Gs ps pPSQen @eraniten ebr ereden be III pe errS-
een Oct sersnsen 6Ieta8sn H. EWrben augenbdli az.
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Games @em3ies,

8abrtfant bon SPte9el= NIB Bilper=Habnen.
gtp soy S. eprearbRr swsi GtNreu ppn 9eytuptrnar.
~ stD +leiilnose.
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SunSe N0dnner,

tsionesrs ws&t Die SsfF ns Sbmeu 9aaers serrrben ah
pds dprG 10 pst E1utnte Ctn rubes SrGb reet tlae
bu& TIRE srtabtnsn IaIents ant tnpdtter geshauesst
nit benz Srnner bsf Berepame1 ben Ssuat beser EHb ttr
Seter bSddueeFn ESHe r1HGl fabea E1reen neeen A n
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We9ritnpet 3ltr llnterorldura Der GuadIalbersl.
Der etn3t9e Olab, pc etne 0tlun9 er1augt
iperpsn fanu.
Qinperllng In feds StHnpetl.
Retn Quedlflber, pas euere @eiunpBeit Dol,
lenpe rutntrt4
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Oermania SebenSsOerfffberungSS
Oefelliehaft

0eruania Seben8sOerfftherMngSS
Deiellfebaft
in Wew-O -Oort.
g,aar eimse;abItss gapt9al $2OO,OeO
prdftbeut' Pusu ESeisHbpHd.
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terung Der Der StdGten 8e9rnneet Wproen. SIRE Ges
amten ne 0eutf@e une tbre DrIdfa&tn perSsn in Oeut
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Stre @ei61fts tefeben tn 9tbens. II &erunee en-,
I(ters@9 9erfVrsunseu @utfeuer- unb 9etbrf fn-
ten 8er fi&erungen.
g@tste grpsent bes aan3en @ubtns werbtn nnter
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anf @e9 9enie ettgtett bsarineeten.
ais &eferen5en far Baltimore fne Oeenee 5errtn er-
nannt enen bss mil ane.en aud Atet-S ne
Sr. U. Sdbnmad5er 5r. q. 2D. Witl,*
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n gbr. 9iur&8 4 WfeSer Sten
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0er eitat9e 9lrat, tpeLher at1aeiat.
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st BAT bas Fherae atrfnmfs bette BtttI In btr gt
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In ben Seasn ben Jerfn Gns ssr uTtsfs be atsSss s
Dg8aneu Gref hes ReFpenrsses htr 65pF 1argr saIta
eepemen eprtnbetitn 9ugenh wcls tbren 0prn ehbe
ler fms, aIs 5trenenxiane ban efabrten be- I5FA
oaanaa nv Sernt gras st apRasn
ss GRs unm5e maen uus suesi bea RSFee HS Stau lsr
Sun9e Mdnner,
teonhsr w&t bic 0sfr Scbstmeu Qaats sewsttn ah
has dpr UteIs IGutute u AZ bes SrGb rest peIae
euh TIRE srtaktnen laeuts unt tnpdder @erfdueeSrAt
nit benz Drnnr bet Bereetfam begCie ter
Eesr bssaueern& Zone TtieGt tabea Harbea 6eeu b nit
spueM GsrtraRep usbsn.
0srbetratb9tt periOnen,
sser SSt rs a4 UtrberatB,n bsasRttsen unb ne pss
faer S&at OStr ctnes 6ubtrntrs beruet ab pd
ten nnoersugitG Ar SesnRru N &Gbs steterl
Wetaearfst esT NfrSen 3ttsru une 5Gpa&e G6pfr
9 Der SepGnSIuHs gns 6arOrss Or uDnfUH unterbt
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Srgaatide S6wa6t
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ttnnsH. ObeIe9 Ht aud hur Strfuren RGsherIdssn lm
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Aenen etc bd pete ns Iueerbsm pfrbeu ear& rlbcu CT
nag s grtaaunss aDsrJsu8s afpdGt unS bs pspFfsn s
gethteen Rraft perntbet
SitsEa unf Heersr ptn ct n& b uTles Der franfb t.
fer &ce Ufer 8Sse gDie oft &eibeu e tie 2eber InS
zen ura@en iH bic enr sif UpPatet eebemn 2aeEs sml
GW Office: SO. @ao=Grebertdarafe,
lisbsn 29itren BON 8altinprefr., GFlt@e @ette,
bte Stufen btnauf.
Nan merts M yamen unb Paasnunner eeun untiHnSe gnb
LFNeerte Nabmd6er bur9triebsR 9psnlp Suadi1Iber
S0upFtter Stwter SrdBenretnser uni eampenpuSsr Ie
nennen p9 regelmaBt9 @ese unb aWer GReespse De
Jptni4rns 8uf tn Der Ndbe.
|S. Als 8rtefs mlfen etaen pCF-gsesp satbGItsn.
Gtns 9etlnn9 in 2 Easen suseitbert.
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SnnGe Qeltte.

he @ barG tstHtGt Safer ee@Sa&t Eaen bic t 70 ct Dsn
na$tSI iprsT ifISa tm s9qt bur& gORtfUns bs tnH
ten. fraten fCf0r hs nStstetn 5Grttte tbun
g9te Sdaes eab n iunser Wauu BITE Dnuns ietnes aabes
fr NebH6 eueT Glteru aen MuSbten nb EssSen hse
esbens lOsgern tren r1 bur bic Cssn siner ABtrTurs
ten In bic 49, Y" '''-
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0eatfcbeS &eSerOef66ff
ppn .. & s.. &hIorb

G. 81 Sbarpr uaBe Brottitr.
Gen bsuhdl @9ubmaSeru une 1ater bene bie,t ,r sso
@ eaB mir am oblsen 4l0se 2sbase06 gesrnost baden
III Uesm mir sts cine ste @usleabn alien SOrtea Feer
natat Secer an 9oe batsn, psles st ssrfcgsu uns
n@roBen nno SIenen biGGen @rsien oFisseu g52i
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Oetfta

yraf hes eoarles Wersrrnue Der Seeen rsdtbeit be-
eftesrafts bS @RnnnQen MbnetsInS Upr bEr GeeIdaft
Sugt NAG Gtnamfett 4f'srauen segsa M fsIbR Gurtlan
II. ftb eintge Der dltmmeR Gpl6en,
8auenaf gO gerenen ebn AItsrs 6nnen test Eeartbstlea
aus wfer raGe tbr geiHEbt abatmt e bte Rraft per-
Iere Hma9 gaE HerpSs uRe aeeaeErt Earbe tnbe tie ene
esentennIte Srennne Ste AHsen Snen unb Sic ns
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Gle

t1Anfsn taS e sstntr Gsi unb elm gsfnbeF Rstvtr 81.
agscweHetsfen &rfprhetfe sur sben GIdlelafftt b es
gone sts Fa ss 8t tes etbue SUR !rauEsn YIesrfabr
Ote @ushgH ees 3sbss verrRern G fInb unt bt GttIe
Ep ergtn rrz geriwrtfEHg Hnb melaudphSsn Nerstun.
gen eaS ans at Fesesn Eri&s NnbeFt sieeen prrtsrr.
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BelpnperS St beactten |!

r. SppnapR tif;et oIu 9eaen eEne aI an Helde m burb
e sehetn unb nnare @ef un6 olSrper serRSrenbe fir
bic Nrbs se Sefaiae uab te Che HnGbia nlGnbe Raher
eefdpG&t bateH F''
5tsr nb nt9s t ragsn uub beFaeenspertten Bsee ter
taEGn Seppln9etn BEG 9afsEs S9paae tn aden nnt in
ben @ehern S6merjs i'm rp SGr,dhe beS Gye1ts ggerlnR
ter uS'eaft pestloPffn nrro6k unruG Mfaeenfdlsadt
Hnrrhnu8 ber @rbauunss SrsGn anaeIene GntIraftuTa
SgmptCuiF ter @5bptneIfE f7~i''"@
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gEeR-GnOe GrocerD=Store.

JOHN H. LA1SSlG
Bert6rier oaen Soften Srocertswaaren. ebep pch
BsinsH, &pHeefp iHen, Gbess Es Kal@e ew gANSHe.
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ctr @rO6e
5MDlttbe mmb filbtUefSlttbe SRDute
Dreiai0l p66enit mad
petersburg uno 0fidBmCmS.
Die @antpRt s@ep. 9tab og" uab .8eIbiberp
bt eEn 9i9btr &Sbcre nad ben cbeisenaantea 9l6teu
9ienlta8 Gonter nRb Seat1ae I'm llbr WiitaaB AZ
Paiage, @ieaelntcgrii!en, 5000
aarsn peeen o ir8eno Cuem oieIer glSse bsSrbert t
Ribere Mustunft erise!t aH
$. Sranbt, tun,
A3snt osr Rsmbottan DampGiFagOa :,
stOl6,r geo. SiBpttr-g g9barE
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F I r e.
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Policies issued without delay, by
THOMPSON, LEWIS & CO., Agents
auglI - - for Glasgow and vicinity.
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may not furth
Legislation Oft
delegates have, + O.
Military law. an6
doubtless passed Il
turbing the relation
Federal Government.
These are the measu,
delegates in Convention,
restoring peace to our {
enabling you to select o.
selves to declare and carsyr
views Of the true policy Oft
are measures which seer a.
lively demanded by the
condition Of public affai
gates have determined to
yeu for your approval or dIss
thsY may hate the authority
tion If you find them to be adop
cure the peace and welfare of the
ID
| There are some who question ih
Of the Convention to adopt the neasr
A brief examination Of this power
show that the po~st exists beyond doI
1t is one Of The fundamental principle,
our Government. that alt political Apowe
resides in The people; and ii is estabIishs'
beyond question, that aaConyen,ion Of dsis
gates Of the peopls when regularly calle,
and assembled. possesses all political pow
er which the people themselves possess an,
stands in the place Of the assembIags Of al
the people in cns vast mass. If there 5,
no limitation upon tie power, Of the Con
vention, made in. The call Of the body, tLsi
the body is possessed Of unlimited politica
pcwef.-a ssr 81 eoi.S s.a e. ass svsd
q Ifitbe q State Convention, then ihsfs i,
d Limitation upon il, imposed BY tbs Con,
stitutioi ofths United Stsiess IF We stat.
thepo.ilion Of the opponents ofglbe power,
now exercised BY This Convention in hi
strongest forms is ihis.s The CoaYensisl
was called ibs an act of the Gsnerai Asseu
bly, osspeciic purposes declared IN tn
act. and therefore de people IL sIectinI
delegates undef that aol intended 10 Iimii
the. Convtnliea to The subjects iasfsi,
IL "
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Of the provision in the Constitution which
requires three months notice to be given Of
an election to fill vacancy in the Office Of
Governor. But in the meantime much
damage might happen to the State b5
keeping the present incumbents in Office,
not only by leaving necessary to Executive
duties dnpefformed, while they prosecute
their war measures, but by continuing and
increasin the internal social strife which
threatens the peace Of the whole State.
Your delegates Judged it Necessary that,
in order to preserve the peace, and in order
to arrest invasions of the State, these Ex-
ecutive Offices should be vacated at once,
and be filed BY persons selected by your
delegates, until you could fil them by al e;
lection. They have, therefore, made such,
selection as they trust viii b found t6 81
judicious in preserving the peace Of The
State. The Office of Secretary of State has
not been mentioned before, and il is sufi-,
cient to say that BENJAMIN F. Massey. the.
present incumbent, has abandoned the seat
Of Government and has followed the Hof-:.'
tunes Of the Governor, taking with him the.
seal of the States as an instrument Of evil
He may be employed by the Gossrnor in,
action deeply injurious to the State; and be [
has been dealt with by your delegates in the
same manner as the Governor and Lieut.:
Governor. srs -