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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER, }
COLUMBIA, May Is, 1862.
THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS,
adopted by the Governor and Council,
have been ordered to be published:
The great evil rising from the too free use
and abuse of ardent spirits by those in the mil
itary service of the State and Confederate
States is so manifest, that it becomes the duty
of the Governor and Council to do all in their
power to suppress Or lessen it as far as possible.
Therefore, with view to preserve the health
proper discipline Of the army, be
RESOLVED, That the distllation of ardent spi-
rits from fruit, as well as grain, be and the
same is hereby prohibited, under the same pen
alties already provided for the distillation
Of grain without license.
Resolued, that all the copperstills and leaden
pipes connected Herewith will be purchased
by the State for war purposes, at fair valua-
ton, if delivered at the Court House of the re-
spective Districts In which they are situated,
or at the nearest Railroad Depot.
BY order of the Governor ard Council.
B. F. ARTHUR,
Secretary.
May 23 2
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M EDICAL CARD.

DIR. r. WILSON BEING DESTROYS OF
RESUM1NG the Practice of his Profession, re-
spectfully offers his services to the citizens of
Camden and Kirkwood, on and after Thurs
day, May Isl, he may be found at the DeKalb
House.
April 18
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NOTICE.

\ LII persons who have demands against the estate
1A of John w. Arthur, decd, will please present
the same, duly attested. to Wm r. Taylor ESQ, my
attorney. And all persons who indebted to said
estate will please make payment to my said attorney
at an early day. G. ARTHUR
Administrative Of John W. Arthur, decd.
May
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-23

DURING MY ABSENCE, MIR. JAS
DUNLAP will act as my Agent.
March 81 THOMAS j. WARREN
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Dissolution of Copartner-
ship.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
4 name of Bash Smith, is this day, by mutual
consent dissolved.
II. BASH.
Mayo NJ SMITH
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1HE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
Il of goods heretofore belonging to the above
named frm the junior partner, Mr.. Bash, having en-
listed for the war in the service of the Confederacy
will continue business at the old stand and thankful
for past fvors, would respectfully solicit continu-
ance of their patronage.
The notes and accounts have all fallen into my
hands, of the firm, and will be settled with me.
Mays M. SMITH
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a Republican witness.

The Cincinnati Commereiai is very indignant
because ne published communication referring
20 the causes Of the war and says 1.-The meanest
hs Of the age Is thai the Republicans party made
the war" Judge CAMPBELL, a man whose intcg
rity has never been questioned aud whose state
msnt, has never sbeen disputed. says the three
Southern Commissioners left Washington in April
last with the assurances Of Mr. SEWARD that Fort
Sumter should be surrendered If this under
standing had been carried out ig good faith IL IL
not at all probable that the rebellion or revou
ton "a Mr.. SEWARD and the Commercial terms
Il. would never have assumed It's present magn-
tude, nor would il have been attended With the
friehtfui cost of blood aud treasure which has al.
ready followed the war. Ia regard to the causes.
character and probable results of the fearful strife
in which the Government il now engaged. we dc
sire, for the instruction OF the Commercial to pro
duce ths opinions of DIR. SKwARp. the premier of
the Administration and the brains of the Repub-
lican party. In his Instructions to Dir. ADAMS.
the Minister to England. dated the 10Th of April.
three days before the fall of For, Sumter. and the
day the Southern Commissioners withdrew from
w t>ufNttous ,i AID u>tu tIit~t lHtcict anu
remarkable words:
1.-The President willingly accepts the doctrine
a. true. that the Federal Government can not re
duee the seceing States 10 obedience by con
quest"
And adds:
"only ala imperial or despotic government
could subingase thoroughly. disaffccted and in
surrcvtionary members OF the State"
lie thinks the only remedy National Con
venton "to remove all obstacles 10 reunion. and
declares:
"The President will not aggravate existing
evils by attempts 1T coercion. which must assume
the form of direct war against any of the revolu-
tionary States.'
In the light of this policy and the deliberately
expressed opinions of the Pre- ident in regard TO
the attempt To "suhjug,tc thoroughly disatfectei
and insurrectionary members of the State We
inquire OF the Commercial whether il is injuring
the cause of the country To discuss the causes of
the war, it, effects upon the Government AMI the
means to be employed to terminate III Does the
Commercial regard Mr.. LINCOLN "a scoundrel'
for publishing. lin these times. the policy and
opinions OF the Administration in April last and
which furnishes no pleasing picture OF the future
% the true Republican and patriot
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The Democracy Of Henry comfy Indiana met
~ msss meeting in the Court house IN Newcastle,
on Jauuary the ia lr62 The meeting wss %
gapszel lg aBps.nlige Ar. ( Hiek man, PSes-
idest;J ghn Hints Garter Vice President
ard l. Farley. Secretary. .sF-s-ss
Toe .otlect OF she meeting was then eK painea
Nv coienei johnson. 10 be for Tie rnf7nse "a
appointing delegates - the State Convention TO
be held at indianapolis on the 9Th inst. 20 nom
Hale candidates a. ell the various State office.
Mr. Johnson discussed the momcntous issurs of
the day n M able, eloquent and patriotic speech.
The following gentlemen we're selected ~
delegates TO the State Convention
r Hoover J. II. Ice, ID ailikan. e T. Cough.
and + johnson, and as contiucents. T. kesler.
J. Smith. j Pearson, Jesse Paul and " l..
Brown. which was adopted
On motion all the Democrats of Henry county
we're declared delegates, Who sh0ald be in attend
ance upon the Convention.
The following persons selected 4 Central Com
mt'ee 10 serve fof 0he wear:
George Deer. T. AElikan. T. Cooper. J.
Aetlett, -- Alspaw. George Tarviu. n
Mowrer. James Beiri. George Wmtery. G. 7.
Gongh. John Stanley. George Ball, Z. Hoover,
Nick Mowrer AMI a. " Bow slone
On motion il was ordered that the proceedings
be Published IN the Richmond Jcf5TSgoian ,nd
State Sentinel !. FARLrY. Scc'y
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The Cincinnati Commercial saws that il ga man
OF ordinary intelligence" charges THAT the Re
puhirans made this war knows that he is
circulating lies which are calculated to injure the
cause OF his country" anu for publishing them
els scoundrel. . In the same paper we ind a
puff of TnrKLow WskD in connection With the
republication of one of his letters II III Europe
This same Mr.. WEEp. sho has Ions ,een one of
the most prominent leaders in tie Rs pJlican and
Wig parties discussed The causes .: the war and
attribated them To the persersene-s anu short
sighteiness of the leading Republicans Accord
ing 70 the COMMERCIAL standard of Judgment sir
Wskp mast therefore be '.scoandre aud has cir.
cuatsd "iies "calcul ate 70 I'M ure the cause as
country" That the recollection of the CONNER
eial may be refreshed rs 70 the tact. We copy the
following In reference TO Mr.. WKrp's opinions
from the Chicago Tsmes.
Thurlow Weed once in a while blusis truths
which are miseably unpalatable TO bis party
friends and ugly testimony against them When
they are brought Up for trial before the country.
Fer example. certain party friends of his have
BEEN striving with all their might To- cast from
their own shoulders all responsibility for the com
lnepcemeni of The war. aud fasien il upon south
ern secession leaserr- Right here let pm them
with testimony of Mr.. Weed We presGme no
one denies that il was in the power OF Congress
winch met on the first Monday in December.
l-6a. To avoid war. They could have. avoided il
by the passage Of either the critss:sdea. or Bor-
der State, any similar propositions. Mr..
Weed vas IN favor OF the passage OF some
che of these sets OF propositions, but he could
not induce hss party friends in Congress 70
pass them, the spirit By which many Of them
were animated having found expression in
letter Of one Of their number in the words
that "this Union would npi be worth rush With
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

DRAFr THE SEGEofs There Is one way in
which Congress could yet I'll Of the offensive Pc
ttions which the nigcerous Repabie - htolition
istS are sending - lhst body. P.'ss iaw reqnr
ing the si~ner Of every free niger petition - he
drsfte INTO the army. and made Ia perform guard
AMI picket duty incessmtlv. and sliowef - hold
Intercourse with no Bo one bat nlegers. This
would F1d the nltioual le gisature Of = dirty nuts
ance These niger worsl,ipcrs are act IN fle
army to any extent, unlcss holdlng commissions
and some plaza ought t. he adopted whereby they
could be com .'elled To render the ooaafrs a ser
vice. instead Of beilg DISGRACE to tic age the,
live in-lHacomb Eagie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE,

FENO LADIES or DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
K organization, 60 those by whom increase of
family IS from any reason objectionable, the undersigned
would offer prescription which Is perfectly reliable and
safe aud which has been prescribed in various parts OF
the Old World for the past century. Although this article
isvery cheap aud simple, yet It has been put up IN half
pint bottles and sold very extensively AZ the eNhobanl
price Of - per bottle, the Undersigned proposes fur
nish the recipe for ST. by the possession Of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard at any
drug for the trng ~ % cents per wear Any
phy stefan druggist will tell is perfectly harmless,
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of lis efficacy.
Sent any part OF the world receipt of al by address
ing. Da J. Z. DENERALA,
20. Box, No. 1858, New Haven, Connecticut.
uy22-d&w 81
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---a-
FOR SALE.
E'Or Sake or to Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY,
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,
Situated eight miles from Indianapolis.

Situated eight miles from Indianapolis,
an THE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
ROAD. with the station Gallaudet in it, center:
every fenced, nearly all the rails recently
reset 300 cultivation 100 under drained -four
good orchards. eight wells Of good barns and
new one ll5 feet long nearly completed family resenc
worth $4,000, i've tenant houses, AN m W0l IN - bo1
AMI toTe-hou>e THIS highly fertile farm
equacd ia situation hy any IN the State only 20 minutes
by railroad from Indianapolis four passenger raas stop
plga the farm station each day. with State road
mn through center. l. offered fer sale great
bs gain Il be divided eight farms If de-
sired. Fer terms apply 10 the owner. ). BROWN.
GAIlauGet, January 4, 1861.
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statesman. II IS n singular TACT that there are a
sreAt many Engi-hmen N Washington - pres
err. You meet them everswhere. a Willard :.
N The enue. IN tie galleries uf tie hailf q;
Congress. at the restaurants and n the res ieNs
n j. amusing. i WOULD bel we're nof irrita.
ting. to hezr them talk about the Slidell affair
The} beliese that Britannia rules uot.ouly tbC
waves. but The land also and that nhatev er lie
mands she makes wil be ''cheerfully" acceied e
b. Ns Seward
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-06

fTas goNsrrTUTFoS sSp Tht UsToS nvsT FAIL
on srlSb ToerrHfR In 1917 DASnL WIS
STIR Uttered the following, which FURNISHES a
lesson for the TINES:
"If ! have attempted ~ expound the Conssitu
ton. have attempted 20 exfound thft which |
have studied with diligence and vencrahuH from
nv early manhood Ia tbc present day. Ii have
endeayored 70 deicnd and uphold tl'e Union Of
States, Il Is because nay hxel Judgment ana my
unaltersbic affections have impele me. aIil still
impcl me. to fegarl that Uni0u a. the only Sc
curity tor general prosperity aud national glory.
Yes, gentlemen, the constitution and the UsF'n'
| place thesl together II the, stand. they must
stand together. il tlley faH, they must tail TO
gether.s
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- Dispatches hayebesn sent all overthe coun-
try. saying that the amount expended abroad for
arms since the rebellion. is ST., 000. 900. This
can hardly be true. Such an expenditure would
involve an appalling amount OF proiligscy aud
theft.
The foregoing we copy from the editorial col
umns of the Cincinnati Commercial. " q inquire
OF that print whether the Republicans who have
been guilty Of this :" rroagacy aud theft" woald
not be scoundrels enough - bring ON war for
the purpose of robbing the public treasury
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DRUMS.
FURS! FUas |!

LADIES' FURS FOR SALE AT
COST As Do not intend keeping them for sale in
in future They VII be sold View York 10 Close
loi consisting Of ladies' Misses and Chhiren's Furs,
No. - EAss Washington street }. h SHARPE
de-Q-d4w
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out little blood letting II was after the war
had begun. and after Mr. Weed had comprehend
q something Of IL prospective magnitude. thai
IN bitterness IF soul. he uftcrci ths testimony
against bis party friends. "UougFess Adjourned
having done and said nothing O. stfescfhen aud
courage the Union men Of Dc Border States-
Tie great and powerful states oi Vagina. North
Catolina and Tennessee we're lost q the Union.
while three other SJafes. Maryland. Kentucky &.
and Missouri. sifae cling % nslilf.ii. tief ~
sitions ia IL. becsuse the Republican press and the
Republican Representative we're heguilcd into
tie poFsflaF ides that tiles aAebrgel their iir.t
and highest duty iH standing the Chicago
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AZ called Wrestling Il the nrrnocrs state Central Ctu
uisssr II unanimously ssessa. IN parseance q he
hoDeFed usaxes 4 ts panty that the esnocaey II
lasns hs requested . appoint deegstes stats Coo
vsneea . h he'd - wsdaessiay, The f05FxaDAf oF
JANUARY. is7. q taks into consideration the cenition
of iaeeouniry and adept se setieu regard 70 The
nation q candidates for state ocers Be- elected &C.
tehfsast. NJ b desaed advisable. rs co1aaaes
decided aes.~ reprersnstani IN the Couvrntiou. taf
-~he~usy sssss - entitled n seiexae foreyerytwo
tuatred snf ms vets against Nr I~essx Al the
Presidential ei~csssn ef lsso. and adnnsl aeexase
&c sssr sfaa efans hanr~d aa twenty FIVE vst@ sfd
cvsr 11 rbif,ee eorslIy iasiie ali eig1saA 4 asaaa
a lAs slfesn Il esatsz convenfs
tske pr IN a. pee sif ~ho opposed - ~
rffitd pofr5 ftbe present A'InaisfTa tsafaii who
fsEsr Il Ne f<bli-hment 81 the gncn
and thsnBpemssyof sbe Constitutes rasle ny ne "a
thcrs q tic Rspafle rs orisf u tis cossnslisee.
- - s.ss.ss = y. n PAI.sEs, Chairman.
fraisrapols.. oessters lssi
Te fsieing /, he spportioaaeni q deles&ts which
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Central Committee. the Democracy % Hancock
county assembled in mass Convention. ~ the
Court house, in Greenfield. at 10 o'clock. T. NJ
on Saturday. January ith. le62.
The ConF cation Vas called 60 order by Mont
gomery Mash ESQ, and uron his motion james
Isnes, WIS appointed President, and Elijah ).
Cooper, John P d,anks, sumne i,arret and
George Tague. Vice Presidents.
Ga motion. George-A. Sample, and Bryan G.
Mairolc were ;hJset Secretlries SCI
Montgomery Marsh explained the object of the
meeting 20 he TO appoint DELEGATES to tlle Demo
Cratic Union State Convention. t. be held at IN
dianapos. on the stu OF January
On motion OF James L. Mason, two delegates
from eich township were arpninted consisting
OF the following persons.
Blne River Township-Augustus G. Handy.
and Simpson Chandler
Brindy@ine Township + Banks and
james Tyner delegates and Wellington Caller,
ana A. Potts, contingcnts.
Brown Township-Thom1s Collins and NJ.
Marsh delegates and James Dougherty and VIM.
GarreiI, cOntingents.
Buck Greek ToDnshp--John Collins and
Joseph Wright
Center Towiship-James T. Mason and u ".
Cooper. delegates. and Levi Leary and Jacob Sli
fer. contingents.
Green Township Elijah 5. Cooper and David
Keller
Jackson Tow:lship.-N Noble Harrison and Bur,l
Lacey, delegate and i. +. Caldwell and George
W Sample, cOntineents
Sugar Greek Township .---Reubcn Barnard and
j. u. Llpscoub. delegates. ami Robert Brown and
Earnest II. Fout. contngents.
Vernon Iowushp.--Wm Caldwell and Rich
ard Stakes
On motion. every Democrat in the county who
may he In attendance nj the State Convention may
be advising delegates
Ca motion. the delegates were instructed to
east the vote of the county rs IA unit
On motion the delegates were instructed n
east the vote Of Hancock county IN favor of "
H. Talbot. of Marion county Tor Treasurer OF
state, aud Thomas ID Walpolc, OF Marion coun
~. For Attorney General
ON motion, "A comniittecof one from etch town
ship WAS appointed 10 draft resolutions
\ y. Shaw from the committee oIlfesolutions
reported the following:
The resolutions are omitted for want of space
in our columns
IL was ordered that the proceedings of the con.
ventiou he puh'i-h In the Greenfield Sentinel
Hancock Drmocret. Indiana Stafe ScHfincl and
Cincinnati Enquirer
Whetcupon the convention adjourned sine die
JAMES TYNER. President.
j. :. CoorER,
j. l.. BANKS Vi. p...;.,a.,.
SAML BARNETT, 'o
GEoRGE TAouE,
Bryan e. Wals0to,
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NOTICE.,

-Tg \ NEW YEAR GALA KNODLE
Il son would respectfully request all those indebted TO
them call al their place Of business on East ashngton
street. north de opposite 6enns Block, and settleiheir
accounts. \. knodle 4 Son need the money or they
would thus publicly call upon their patrons for whose
ftvors in the past they extremely obliged. II viii
give A. Knode infinite pleasure to all who
may call on them in the future. jan6 DIFF
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For the speedy and permanent cure q
GoNORRIIEA, CLEFT. URETIAL DISCHARGES,
SEMINAL. WEAKNESS. NIGHTLY ENIssIuNS,
lNcOSIlNANCE.6 kNIi ALL Alar AislLlff.
Gravel, Sricfure and Affections - Inc Ridneys ard Bladder
which las been used by upward 81
hundred physciant,
Z n THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WIN ENTIRE ste
CESS, snper-eiing Cuheb-. copaiba, c-ps1is or any
other compound hitherto known.
EsELL'S SPECIFIC ESzE.S
Are speedy In acton often eiecfinr - fiv lays
and when cure Is caecied il j. garaants- fhey ara
prepared from vegetable extracts thar are affless IN
tie system and never nanseais the stomach ~ nfeg-
nate the breath; and being AgaF-cosiei, ~ sisaus
taste i~ avoided. No change q dct 3 nec-.f sd lie
using them does their action intereft Nia tu.ks
pursuits Each box contains sx dozen Ifls.
PRICE OSE DOIa.ak
And vii be BY mail post paid ny ANY advertised
A-ent, receipt 81 he uoasg. Sold by Druggists gen.
Iaily
Nulle genuine RiiAOs; my Signature GU 4 e Wr14gtr.
J. BRYAN, kcchester. s. s..
General Aeel.t.
hsV~ ToalASsoS cox, Agents for lnriiAI.., ais.
iuly l9-dsw 81
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tenance IF the Cen iitut,en AMI he restoration
Of ne Union, = f-ht for tie merc purpose If
teeuS tie negro and the consequent oiiSlaee
ment o. tnemseires. should meet With n en-
ppatle protest from every true msn
ReseiDed That one great mea.ls o. storing
peace and prosperity % our destracle counfrv
heSnithe exiiagushmeat OF the Alsoltian rarity
o. the North. aud IN disregsriiug md crushing
ont their sucidsi rolicy Of msking tbs a var fer
the negro instead IT the white man,
Resofrcd. That every Democrat IN Upton
county Is appointed delegate =, and i renve1
Ell To attend he Democratic Sts-e Convention O.
meet 90 Indianapolis. on the eth Of january,
f-'s: that the delegates 20 attending. are anfhor.
zed to select the delegates who ~ upontlse hocr
Of Ire ConventioD. and direct and control tier
action
WABASH CouNrY The Democracy or " abash
county met az the Court house in Wabash on
Nesifaesday. January lst. 1862 and organizeI hy
Citing 4. NJ Early to tie chair. and appointing
John McCrea ard j {. Osborn as Secretaries
After appointing DELEGATES to attend the State
Convention TO bc held az indianapolis on the sth
of January. 1862. and county committee to
serve for tie ensuing year. the following resolu-
ton WIS read and unanimously adopted
Resolred, That We will support this or an,
other Administration in sustaining nd preserving
the American Union ~ long ~ war for that pur
pose IS carried or within tie limits the Consti-
tuition, but We ,an not sympathize with Aboli
tionism ar secession IN any section
On motion, il was resolved that ~ we have no
county PAPER. that the proceedings Of this con
yention be published IN the Sfatc SenfiRd.
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10 dDGFRIkSFRS-dna advertisements taktR ~,
sycc{aed time, and O,ffef b,fre TIE pfYfftpt
oft1e time sIectfel, sriA hs eharg,i M rsgfr bifs
foFkhe samf az n l.o time they arr 0rtief,i 0ut
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I. o. O. 2.

OFFICE or GRAND SECRFTARY,l
Indianapolis, Jan. 4, 1851.
4 DIVIDEND OF THREE ERCENT. 0N1HE STOCK
a 81 the Grand Lodge Hall, l. .. @. T.. viii be paid
% the stockholders AT this Office, Grand Lodge Han Build
iug after te 18th Tie books will
closed until after that by order OF tie Trustees.
Jan4-d4t E. H. BARRY Grand Scc'y.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-13

yc away from the sanctuary, with your souls STEPPED
in sorrow We have had reverscs, but no such
oracle as this 1t was afterwards modified so as
to give ray of hope, in an ambiguous allusion to
the wooden walls. But the soul of the Greek rose
with the danger, and We have a succession of
events. from the dcsertion of Athens to the final
expulsion of the invader, which make that little
spot of earth immortal. Let Us initiate, in Chris
tan faith, this sublime example. Let spirit
be loitier than that OF the pagan Greek, aud, We
can succeed in making every pass Thermopyl;r,
every strait Salamis, and every plain Marathon.
We can conquer, aud We must. We must not
suffer any other thought to enter our minds. If
we are overrun, at least die; and if our
enemies get possession of our land, we can leave
it a bowling desert. But, under God we shall not
fail FIVE are true to Him. aud true to ourselves,
a glorious future is before We occupy sub
lime position. The eyes of the world are upon
US; we are spectacle to God, angels and TO men.
Can our hearts grow faint, or our hands feeble,
in a cause like this! The spirits of our fathers
call to US from their graves. The heroes of other
AGES aid other countries are beckoning on to
glory. Let us seize the opportunity, and make to
ourselves an immortal name, while redeem 4
land from bondage, and continent from ruin.