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FrSAxcIAL -Nev York papers of Yesterday
evening say: TIE MAKE. for gold and Govern.
m.ai s.oeks advanced \ per cent thIs forenoon,
psdsI Hru 6smzGd foT both The state stoc 10
upre steady We quote: L 3 6s Lea, loo
4 = IS 1882, (cc1PoH l00: ; Go letc. 10i;
L 8 Is 1865 (cOGpon.l iCsi L IS ic6S
coupon o.; L : SIS la, (ccupoa,b 81; L ),
SIS ls7I FooGp0a-) A6h; Us g. 1ssl, trsgis-
tered \ IO3; L 6s iec'. (couPon,) lo6h; Treas
NY notes. large, D, IoSS; Tre.n,ry notes 7Ju,
snialI. I0S =: O!eson war loan, $751; LOG; Orrs on
wa loan naif- yearly, tx; Tv0-year ee'titcaies,
lO0g New York Ga 1s.4. iIj; New fos S's Of
is65 I04S; Michigan 6isi ., AichiSau es LIS,
IOI; Aichigsn war loan, lOi; michigan righ
week bonds, 100; Tennesssee, iong Pm, 5SA; Viz.
uiuIa coupon S., 81; 6eorzis Ga. Is; North Car
oIina 6's -; Missouri G's, 50; Missouri G's, Han
4 ~ 10 SIS; Louisiana Ga e2i Keatrcky IS
a6-N72 o.; Kentucky ga, aTge bonds, 90
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aIIsssuri Emancipation Convention.

JEFFERSON CITY, June is.-The Emancipation
Convention, after a session Of three days, ad-
journed this afternoon.
The proceedings were Harmonious, and there
was a nm determi nation evinced to energeticeliy
pr,h forward the great policy which the CONVEX
ton Is 10 inaugurate. series of resolutions was
adopted, heartily endorsing the National Admin
iStrsticn, is commencing the gradual emancips-
ton OF the slaves In the State and the acceptance
Of the aid rendered by the General Government;
submitting to the people Of the State the details
Of such action ard such legislation as may be ne.
cessarv TO accomplish the end In view, to be indi
Gated by them u their repre- eataives to the next
General Assembly; proposing thorough organ
izitioa Of e. State for the fall elections; con-
demning Gov Gambl-'s aspe si0ns on the SOL
diers from cthsr States, and expfesiing thanks TO
the National Government and iu officers and
soldiers for their aid and protection In our con-
dict with rebellion
There was considerable opposition to the res
olution condemning Gov. Gamble, but IL was
finally passed
IN executive committee, consisting Of two
members from each congressional district, wss
appointed
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trThe Louisville JsHs1l OF June 10 say.
a. - harm that Col EaslS1t add Col HAggard
have returned to Nashville fsose Chattanooga The
later place, after having been taken was aba
donsd for the want Of Supplies, which Il was IN.
possible to o5t1in, the supply s,eanboztJ as veil
As TIE wagons, fiung 70 arrive In time Our
forces that captured and occupied Chattanooga .,
are now az Sbeibyville. This Is the SstemeRi
hat has been made 90 Us, bet posi- bly, the Rebel
fosces that recently occupied Cumberland G. :
may have been advancing upon Chattanooga a
fhe position even II their supplies had beea
af,naaanf -
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Interesting from HalIeck's Army.

NASHVILLE, June 1o.-The Usror learns that
IS 600 men win be raised FOR service In Tennes-
see Several leading Unionists are engaged in
the work.
A despatch from Gen. Morgan TO the Governor
SAYS: &C We kacs Csrlbylasd Gapn
A large Union meeting has been held In De
Kalb, Smith and Gill counties. 500
The clergy Of Nashville have been required =
take the oath Of allegiance.
CAIRO, June l9.-The work on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad from the Grand Junction to Co.
lambus, Is progressing rapidly The road
would have been In running order this week but
for the burning Of bridge, $50 feet in length
near Trenton, by the rebels, which has delayed
the work.
The gunboa. Sterling Price arrived tonight.
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A CORRECTION

IL Frank swesIsr, Frederick Romezsr and
Peter Benz weresrested In Baltimore yesterday,
and he'd 70, farther hearing, on the charge OF
having violated tie person Of = Young girl only
sixteen yeas Of age, named MsgdaIene Landauer,
while resnIning from Pic-uic or Monday Last.
BentI and RsHezer partly conhrm the girls sc-
eusatsoR by ssssrfing tina; sveizer frs, committed
the olgrage
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HrAi the .ags es,ion 81 the military anIhoft.
,,ss- preparations are In progress u the various
hc.pitals in Neg York 70 receive ooeo woondea
soliisSs New beds are puf up esw stof. "
go h.naazsa and uroyisions hnrfiedtr gok 20
s-<S.r. and extra So ia Of physicians sna sanss
eos.ged TO ms<t ne coming appeal 70 'As en.ri'f
sna iinanss q sss slSIs So 80 sS y 81
80 tEaaT IL alta
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II Mr.. 8 L. BOneden was arrested In Balr-
nors yesterday en- a charge Of treason and held
To- further examination Mr.. B wss once be-
f,se aIrss.ed on Cse etSrge OF attempting TO go
Soath, sod confined for time al Port Warren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-20

PERSONAL Among the Washingtonians now
IN Europe 10 Nr Fred Pi.lings, our well-khown
and esteemed reiehbor.
Judge Htwa Pierpont,N Y, and Hon. Alex
Henry, Pc. are At " Il.rd's-
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RxcovEaI OF USrrxD sraIIs PRoPzsTY.-
Isr0e 1antitles OF property len by or soldiers
A Char!estown, summit Point, and other places
q. the road % Winchester, during the late re-
tr-saf and which were given up as Lost, have been
r,c0Sefed by SC asds Of cur troops, In the houses
of Ell. reps In the places named BY eadine
so..Ss eas 10 seasch the houses, thousands q
deIIars' worth Of property has been recovered.
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Mutiny Aboard a Rebel Vessel.

NLw YoRk, June 10 The steamer G!assow
arrived AZ this port this evening. she reports
that the steam 4 Columbia, from Hamburg FOR
Nassau with arms and ammunition for the re- D.
e.s, put int Plymouth, the crew having mutt
MED. The authorities were invests s.ing the az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-20

II Ciems q yictsrs WIS marched up TO tie
c,rtaiu's ccace on Wednesday night In Bait.
more, for displaying O. e rebef gag. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-20
General s,rsps Accidentally sho,,

CAIRO, June 1s.-Gen. Strong. commanding
here, was severely wounded to-day by the acct
dental discharge OF a pistol In the hands Of
Capt Dean. The ball passed through the Generals
right arm, and lodged in his side, whence Il was
extracted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-20

U Gen Pet,Igrsv, OF :. C, who, since his
capture AZ Fair Oaks. les been the guest OF Geo.
IL g irians. Esa OF Bsltnc-e, wss Yesterday
sent to Fsrt Delaware by order Of Secretary stan
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-20

Sent 70 Fert Warren.
nav ToEk, June 10 Pierre Soule and Sheriff
Mazsresu, Of New Orleans, were sent to Fort
" arFeR to-day.
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d Il r &c 1 A L. .

ABaIHAN LINCOLN, President OF tie United States
Of America:
To Al Fiom !: May Coaeus.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that stho Baron CHARLRs Won pxR OsrRs.
SAcKES, Councl TO-, 30, Las besn ippointea Con-
gu. Genera Of Rusna, 1t New York, I do
hereby Tecofnizs him as sucA. and declare HIN
free to exercise and eajoy such functions pow
efs, sid privileges as are SLOWED TO the Coz
suls 6ensral of the most favored nations, IN
the United stats
In testimony whereof. have caused these letter,
20 be made patent. and the seal of the United
States to be hereunto affixed
Given under nv hand. at the city of WASH
lngton, the 1874 day Of June, A. ID. 1862,
IL. 81 and OF The snce of the United States
ofAmeTIca the e Ehty sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
+. w. sIwAED, Acting Secretary of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-20
our WILT ARY 8UOoET
FEMALE sYaPArRIZERs,

Yesterday two tolerSbl. good looking Young
females were arrested for signalling TO tee pri.-
oners at the Old Capitol PRISON, aid were con
dnctsd % tte central guardhouss by tie ttacsr O!
the guard. Thew appear to be strangers in sash
ington, and rrfase 70 give their names.
THE REPORTED SURRENDER OF FORT
MORGAN
The NeS Orleans papers rtce we'd by the Ocean
Queen. repeat TIE rumor CT tie surrender OF Fort
Morgan, The TrEs Dslfd Of June 9Th, says
" We learn thst Flag Otcer Farragut has re-
esived an oEhr.sl dispatch from Com Porter an
nouncing tie csPitulsiiOn Of Fort Morgan, st the
entrance Of Mobile Bayn
This report IL premature, We apprehend, as no
ofdcisI information has been received here con-
tKming IL.
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE MANU.
= f.ctare q dslvsrS Of PAPER foT uss CT the
30 ds d the On Cd SAFE. VII BE- ssc aV.es u asP
u o'cl1ck y .of SATURDAY. JAY lsEh, is6z. -
The pap.rs raust be lS inches VIDE and II irehes
org, lior d srent dImea.iors rafa DrieesI The
ssotosss mast 80 ths peioe Per tnvnsAnJ sheets,
USED IN the mAnufseture. tas weight Of the pseer
Pc fsevss1d sheets, and tbs num lsr Of tnoa-sns
3 nsrts vGioh oar oe deivered daily; and slso tie
earliest dats a. which de4very can 10 commenced
sser Eotios Of scoe etsncs Of bid 81 o.. -
The pSSsr ~ III b res nissd u Rosssss esme dla
from other msratsctures. modeas or drsvfnfs of
which must be snt mtted win proposals. 20 Be
accompanied By description Of the mstacd by
which tae disaincftse characteristic OF mark 70
m.de. 80. - = - e !
The place OF dali ysrJ to b sishsr a Nsv York
or Wa,hington. as the option OF the Secretary.
mus r s. ss % :. 40 p
mast ce msrksd With The sfoposst - Tht rst tnou
,end shssta. lof 4 bJ Il inenssJ and vifh he naas
,us.. II = sis:isss :5 ioa the n.na
blds Of snu or intermediate parties vii MT be
Bids mnst be reA,ed. ant the snvelops slaInSy
endorsed Proposals for BOND and TreasQry Ncss
Paper and nd esesd 70 ths Secresafy o. TIE
Ifessu.y, g 8aahlns toa, ID a gyho fea}rvoa the
hight 20 ct si bids red a the lntsrsat
81 fas 60ssFsnsaf IN has opinion nay le9aIe:
is % sssv,Jul,is sssIs,asy d 10 eirs a;
QO0 PiE9Es ES6LIsn AND AMERICAN
- ata Dieoes new sfvle La ESN8 1T l71<o. -
/ 0af sfoeS - gn1 N Al aeDoxer1eG1lsrL .l.IuU 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-20
LATEST FROM FRONT ROYAL.
ICorrespondence Of the S.ar1

FRONT ROYAL, June I7-Shields' troops look
much the v o;ss for wear and tear. Some Of the
regiments have Tot more than 800 rnen lsfl |
YVES with them from Luray. and the retreat was
made n good order Shields did ell that mortal
man could. he wss completely oyerpowered
and bis men were worn cut BY hard marching
Clark's battery Ct regulars Tough: Ike tigers
They fought till their smmr nstioa was out and
the loads Of tnsir REVIEWERS exhausted and then
they took stones from the roads and threw them
at tie advance Of the enemy
The paymsstef - here raging CT Shields men.
They had no pay since January, and are dcsfl nut
OF clothing. Senv Of them are h.reroci,d aid
no shoes can BE- got a. this plsce.
The sex now here will be seat 20 your city on
train Tomorrow.
seryesrt Tablets, OF cen pspy K. ssh regiment
Nev fork VOLUNTEERS, d.ei CT ;yPE0.d fever al
Alsxsndria yesterday
We have no division general 10 place Of Gen
Ord
Weather very Hne AZ hot RIcHsEps.
- CORRECTION
HzAIoUkKrKHs iTH iAE lsT BKIGAoE, sTxss'
Nv E5nsr: Several nexs ps pers throus bout the
country having stated that en- Cassv Tad under
his command, in TIE battle before Richmond. a
number Of regulars (smo=g them thu 4th :
4 rfAntIyl, Will yoC be kidd enough to say th a
there were no .ssElsTs unde1 Gen. Ca~eY's CON-
mad At the tins. The 4Jh IBfsHtry belongs 70
the I,t Brgsde commanded by Lieut. Colonel
z c Buchanan, Ito Infantry, } Of Sykes Division,
which Is ATTACHED 70 the Finh Provisional Army
Corps, con a,sudeG b. Brig General Fi;z Joan
Portsr Al OF The regular Infantry CT the Army
Of tie fO'oua- has b. en- together 81 nee IL lef
Washington. and has been commanded ey nc
otser 6enersI tbsn Brig. General Geo. Sykes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-20
DROPOsALs FOB STATIONARY.
TIxAsrRI DIr,R1AIy,.

TIxAsrRI DIP,R1Ar.,.
Jdns Is. 1905
sZVKD PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY viii be re-
oeived a 'hte ID psFtment unt he 20 dey Of
july, 80, st Il o'ovcs n
. Samples Of the Articles ~ Class will be furu
lsaed 10 p rGes deslIlsg to bid APPLICATION At
ths DepS-tme1t-the De artment deserving TO self
the rig al 70 Ordar the Whiting .-psr plain fslu;
,ined % patti m. ~ the envelopes fur lshed must
have en- bosse1 the vorcs "TtssJury Department.
IN SUI abe Device AZ the upper re nj hand csrIer
For the Articles ~ Casa the bidder viii rate
me sI-cs pr tro.s -eHs -atelJ foT p9Es 90 for
nsndies 81 shlch hs VII !orCisn s.eel p.ns Of /;
such manufacture ana ftsfe the Dt psrtHelt
may order, with su.tio.o handles for e.eh Sly 10
osGe 81.
De ivere, o. all other articles n Clsi. 2 Gin NJ.
Dc secesed unisss they comp strictly with itis
All d iliverI-s Of botA o!ssses viii bs ,ubje,. 20
Inspection br expert dstalied for the purpose By
ire seer. :ary u the Irea AID the delivery Of
AVE eFinr s-IIc abs Be deemed sufficient osuse
10 ennUI lie contract.
Deliveries must Be fee Of okarsest the Treasury
DcpsItIeLt, y ashington.
sc. o2 sd nusi be aligned By the individual
or arm N, sIrg u, and be scconscnied By estls
fsotory gusIahtse at b. icdsr Ell exet ut-
contract, zitn good ard slfhoisnt bonds, If hi.
bIo be locep ed The failure 70 comply with ary
one crie uIier z c5ntraot to oF-r4te TO The Tor 4
I. lure OF he =Eu-s penalty Of tn md.
Pr poSAs unsoo )mpa lod VITA sAtsfAot1Iy
pEaraDile- VIII no be c1nside ed, am COZ: rae q
Will De avGr ;e9 MY 20 establishes manufacturers
Of or DEALERS n The aItioies.
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OPP FELLo Ss HALLI
P0-LEMOaAMA.
STAN L Ely g. CONAN T,e
GIGANTIC ILL USTRATTONS

WAR FOR The UNION!
CONFUSING Views o! Ciues North and South
kast and West; batries, 65Inhsrsmenfs, Aaruksa
ExPloei2ns, soe1sz and lnclnents Of even kind
ynloh illpstrete tie 8 eat ksbc,Ion and NafsonS
sTsst,s ZOE Ssaon.l Llfe. "a
the real novement Of shfts fs represertsd-the
aCItoN OF THg MONl fOR END MERGT-
berArd-the BlI nlng g. Slaklrg shipa-is a most
vonderfui and interesting eIhisition ~ Rsef :
the puhlic "
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
md WkDN kSDAY AMI SATURDAY A&1Ry
MOONS e s O'Clock for FsmllieS, ie<Es
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NETS AND rARLkToss, - -.
;, fos s.ossesaes ssa,sss ness sssss. al -
a. Sea- fSsyssas SsSN..ssssss.
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he va EiN6 fUS ACADh.aYoP Music,
40; xeS Penn. AZ -Iss. south siee, betUeep
snd lrtn st3 kse-y es"l irs q EE CO v
ZEN o. Iae beat csaS-ios "a q CpsIa m-slc SER
StlDEi he lst INA do - singer, has beer en-
gaged: and VIII enteIt.in III. audience with her
oehshu1t onG Duets, 40. rhs oono1rt com
ne att p m dally TIE eat Of rsfrs- Snsats
= IN cefste prices OhoeTs Always in SIts ncalos
lea In HENRY sOSESEaAL. Prop'r
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White css pirsr
hits gas 10 p sst papsr
y whi;e hote paper .--
Vel ov euy 'ofe sapsr
Blown srApp'hs Paper
R,d an shI bot pspsf
y h't@ enve ops, OF -Islsz1' .....
White envelopes, Ct sr size, --' --..
NDts eAEe-o2e1. lie s-z3-
Red Il -. ts,e rs 7Jf TG-s&
six t.s.e, ssso, Led eooss. r-...-r-- N
&IsSs!rd iaSla Tus .er rF
H. a. CLAss2 --H 7-
BertS ailtI cop l"sI-k r.l..r..s.
r.ss rusl black INK - l.lEe
Bes qsali.y bse Ipk - .--
bttp,ly ca O. asrm lie INK &c. So. ..
faSrr best Tack 70 dDs.cfE So.. ], 8, Ard
ssos re peat req ana tine Penni!s,
sts pen hsldies az t-s- r.a..E -,
Beat ca hty VI sealing WAY, male entirely from
Gsrails Rodgers & Son, sh.ihsld, four-b..aed
krivee with pearl or stag isndIes - -
6enulne ke0 tefs Son. Sne6ield, erssers, with
lyory handles - - = =
Gem ne Rode -rs G Son scissors for once use, nj,
lscnes 10. g, tisel sdIng bossJ - =
6eruine hcdgers SON sasars, 9Th u i1Sh bsads,
Vine Esoh ivory folders, =
Small freLch eyeeta .a
Large frenih eyeiets. 80 80
BIDS vh.ch contsin items as prices Isss tina, |
tAu ooetef the arlcls viii be deemed fsardalsrl
and VII not be con4lderec. Z, z. CHASE
10 80 2.vtv rss a. Secretary Treasury
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A PRGLLo c0AoEaI SALOON, h.s New
a Iofk Salosa, near .BroyIss, Nstieual snS
snS moss a.ISssSs So 80 ss1 sse AZ sas sse.sss
car stlay q evsHins 10 this t.yn.. We defy oezr
yst.Hou N rssa,d 20 sInsny daeeirx ana p!ssSns
Saeel Of sonS; Billy Worrell. The eAanPlon Nsr -
s,i Ix nd Dsy Ger snd . host @ stssfs Ssros
vel knovEtor his ability, lssfs the oScSssirSs
ssLasoms Water Slrls in ansaasnss, kvn' to
All - O'clock. d FREY, Psosrssson ID elm. =
WASHING TON CITY eARDEN, ~ ~
Wv aessss- bsfsess lisa end q sss = re ssAsss
osr re- tssstiSi.y iI.Srms ,as lsss tai lss -
and thas htnaftsf On svsry GsndsS ~ fsssssSs
= s:; e.closs n, tier viA . = bad q nsSs q
y,sitars Cub ana ssscs,ai sss e. ksvsSS1$
Hs llsslss hnssf iss3 e vsa - hsyxssS
s ss::ssss . IN . ~ Y'i Hssf3Thy
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TOR SALE-A light top BUGSY and HAIR
q NESS, IN oomplete order Apply 81 MoDkR
loTPS zach Factory. Penn. Az, between Sd
AID ga stree,s. je - eotf
GUNNER WRAPPINSS FOB LADIES,
l. sok Lace MantilIss and Circulars.
Back Lacc Ssus Shssl. and Joints,
Back Barge Manti!ias AID shawl,
White Barge M.rtI IS aud Shavis,
6Ta, BARGE Manilils, and busters
Ladies' q svejUs SUITS and busters,
il"en D. sters ard Sacsues,
Mlsec-' ana i-hlld,e.s
Coat, Ssca1es ard Man illss,
Also. ccm,ete s.lortnent OF t..oie.' 3 scE
Six ons eEd Short sscsueI, kufi sd and Plaza
Mantii!as, Coats, &c, &c" st ssIy IeasoIaole
Depot Of MIntil.as and ,rcy oss.
le 20 81 No. 32s Pa AZ srue.
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! !:sss:ss: $50 &C. ss;s s:.s " as a.
w,sat,Eso.. csL Aalfers,. RasSo'pl. Leash.
~ Aonogment and euppleTsert 3 vols..
81 - ~ are. IL .e.s-, ese-- eso.
o. r. y; hasais.. ssInisaes ef sldnsy . ESxnr.
:. ~ ps 500 @ sstlsfJ yndlciais No q,
- q, nouiee1 ssss.eyues Of boots "a. 30 hse a
re 800 -. 9.yo AoSu,re Co rvo dsys ssfsre
ia 80. 8 MA.AA D. g..
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THE POPLAR SPRINGS HOTEL And
SUMNER RETREAr,
T1en'y ssvsn miles from Bs:tm5re, Frettrlck
read. an two r1Iiss fro " God BIN.
h u X. X. is OPEN for summer titors NAV
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Wharf A. l. Neeb e Bro CcmmoI ce and Prs n
g reetli Maitland soa, So Sc utn s,I eet: MeT
=. d AMBER .ON,
ie9 sy' Pop.sr Springs p u Hovs- CO.
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lst1 WALL 80. IS -.

lsz Wall ga .ssn, ssss..
III LHkAkr, CONSULTING OF Law Lsp M1cU-
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oe leal 1~nt Of con1enBeton.o Iss aec frcR ne
Ste5aI O&ce of the Carcrit Court OF fhs Dssrrlct
81 Seium 1is for the county Of WsshIrfton end %
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ing Of Law end Macslla1eoas Books saocs
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QO0 PiEsEs ENG LIsh And AMERICAn
y 10. yieees asu styls LAsyNs at1sks. ~
goaf .fosk isfsa y sc sspsss.s.1&,.. -
bf-ln 'rs..a sc.la MOSS certnt stcraR
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-22
The True Policy.

There is a large class Of citizens ,cho
are in faror ofthe restoration Of the Union,
but only on condition that The institution Of
slavery shall be preserved, and there IS
another large class rho are aeiliins to prose
eute the trar and maintain the Government,
bet only on condition that slarery shaH6 be
erteymindted Bat there is another class o.
tie loyal people. many times greater Man
boM those extremists. uho are in fdror Of
PROSECUTING THE WAR WITH ALL POSSIBLE
vIsoR TO MAINTAIN THE NATION
AL CONSTITUTION AND UNION
WITHOUT CONDITIONS. Whether IN
so dong, slareyy shall snrripe or perish, Is
a question NOT for The Government but for
those engaged. in rebellion.
"Geanemea, yon hare my decision. 4
hare made up my mind deliberately. and
moan TO adhere to IT, IL embodies my best
j4ds n,enf. and II THE PEOPLE ARE DIssAr-
IsFIKp, l WILL RESIGN THE ADMINISTRATION
To OTHER HANDS. A. LlNCOLN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-22
UNION ATEoRM:

WnERrAs The National Government is engaged in
n waged against it by its enemies Cor the avowed
purpose Of its obstruction. and the snbverson Of
Republican form OF government; therefore.
Resolved, That tho present civil force |
upon the country by the disunonists in the Southern
States, who in rebellion against the consti
utionaI Government, that in the present national
emergency. we the people OF Indiana in Convention
assembled forge ting all former political differences,
snd recollec,ng only our duty to the whole country.
do pledge ourselves to aid with and money, the
vigoro prosecution of The present which is not
being wsgcd on the part of our Government for the
purpose OF conquest, subju ,ton. the overthrow
ing the intereri with the rights or established
Institutions Of any OF the States bat to suppress and
put down a wicked and causelcss rebellion. defend
and msintain the supremacy Of the Constitution, and
To preserve the Union established BY our patriot
fathers with all the dignity, equality and rights OF
the several States unimp aired, and when these OBJ
jecs fully accomplished ana not before, we be-
Iicve the ought to cease, and we invite ell who
coincide in these sentiments to unite with in sup
port Of the ticket this day nominated.
Resolved, That we demand and expect OF our Ex-
ecutive aud Legislative bodies, both State and Ma
tona, an economical ADMINISTRATIVE. OF Governmental
affairs, and the punishment Of fraud against the Gov
eminent, as we'll as fearless discharge Of their
duties.
Resolved, That so long a patriotism. courage and
love Of liberty shall be honored and
reyered among the people OF the United States, the
heroic conduct OF the soldiers of the Union, who have
oor ell their lives for the salvation Of their country
will be remembered with the most profound feelings
OF veneration and gratitude. and that now tender
TO them tho wsrmest thanks and lasting gratitude Of
every member Of this Convention.
Resolved, That wo tender TO tho 10000 volunteers
from Indiana heartfelt congratulations and hail
with pride the f,ct that upon every battle field where
Indianians have been found, they have display cd
the bravery OF patriots in defense OF glorious cause,
and wo pledge them that while they are subduing
armed traitors in the field, we will condemn, at the
ballot box all those in midst who uncond
tionally for the Union.