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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04
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We understood tina. some of the young
disciples of the Sth-of-January faction,
who have great deal of zeal but little
discretiou-some of the aedgelings who
are assaying to lofty flights before they
are we'll out of the shell-denounc the
question to which we demand an answer
of Messrs. Finch, Reitz and Garyin as
" impertinent." These young chicks
crow Justify, and the progress they are
making in JEFF Davis school of Democ.
racy, is as creditable to their application
as disgraceful to their patriotism. In
days of yore, when the name of Democ-
racy meant something, it was not con-
sidered impertinent to ask candidates
for the Legislature, who they were going
to support for United States Senators.
That, however, was jackson Democ-
racy. Calhoun Democracy, which seems
to have nightly increased in these parts
in these latter days, considers questions
of that sort "impertinent" Candidates
are brought out by a city Justice, and it
is "impertinent" to ask those candidates
who they viii support for United States
Senatorl 1t is "impertinent" to ask
them if they will, under any circumstan
ces, vote to return a man to the United
States Senate who was expelled there
from for holding reasonable communi-
cation with the enemy. Verify. things
have come to pretty pass. Boys"
won't it be the heighth of "imperti-
hence" for the people to vote against
those candidates. 1t strikes US YOU will
see a good deal Of that kind Of imperti-
hence ON next Tuesday week.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04

In retiring from my old and long established
business House at Henderson, KY, must say that
/ under many obligations 10 my old patrons for
the very liberal patronage received at their hands
for the last 10 years. and hope they will not forget
my successor, J. u. Tisserand, who will continue
the business AZ ..e oa stsnu, aho nopes by small
their continued custom in the future
Mr. Tisserand is authorized to use nv name n,
liquidation OF all unsettled business. -
Evansville, Ind, Sept 90 1866.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04

s9r Those who worship at the shrine
of Terpsichore, will please notice the adj
vertisement of the Cotillion Party to be
given at Marble Hall on Wednesday
night next Every preparation is being
made to render the affair very pleasant
ono
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04
OFFICE OF EyAxsvr.

OFFICE or EVANSVILLE Gas LTeHr g,
An election will he held at The oiiica ~ ~ -
pany ON Monday, the 9th of October. IS65 e.
three Directors of said ConDatv 10 sa,,va O. -
year ana until their successors are appointed o-'
00i' . q JNO. J. CHANDLER,
President
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ma Oysters, oysters, fresh oysters re
ceived daily and for sale by II. Hermann.
Warranted fresh and good.
A constant supply of Northern Ice or
hand and for sale by
Oct2-2w H. Hermann.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04
HOME INTERESTS.

B@ Splendid pictures Of every de-
scription can be had "cheap for cash
at j. Perry Elliott's City Gallery.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04

Ia. The weather for several days past
has been most oppressive, producing
drowsiness and lassitude. The hopes of
protraeted rain entertained on Thurs
day, were entirely dissipated by the clear
sky Of Yesterday morning. Indian sum
mer is npon us, without the occurrence
Of the storms and rains that usually at
tend the Autumnal equinox. A great
rain, continued, like auction sales, from
day to day, would be hailed with Joy by
millions.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04
Evansville Rifles.

You are hereby notified to meet
promptly at the armory, corner of Main
and First Streets, at half past l o'clock,
to-day, 18th inst)
BY order of
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04

MY stock Of Fine Clothing for Fall and Winter
wear IL now complete, and comprises a very large
assortment of Fashionable business Suits, fine
Black Suits, Ovcrcoats of the newest Styles and, in
short, a mammoth stock Of the latest styles and
novelties of the season. together With the Plain
Neat and Tasteful styles worn for full dress.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04
.OFFICERS, ATTENTION!

10 New Model Colts Army Pistols;
do do Navy do;
% Old Model Colts Pistols, 4 & 6 in. /;
% Manhatton Pistols, and inch;
10 Cartridge Pistols;
/ Cartridges for Pistols and Rifles, all
sizes.
Army Officers, Suffers, Gunsmiths,
and others can find a large lot of these
goods at all times at my House.
Also: 80 Double Barrel Shot Guns;
10 Squirrel Rifles, all good goods and
warranted, purchased exclusively for
cash and sold at small advance, by
CHARLES WELLS.
sep27 No. 10 First street
Boy A young man of good address,
who understands the clothing business,
and is competent to take charge of set
of Books, can get situation by applying
at Lyons. H
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WIN. H. EVANS,
Ed. Democrat
VIM. NJ. LAND, ESQ,
TT. Branch, Ind.
FT. BRANcHE, INDIANA,
September IL, 1872.

VIM H. EVANS, Ed. DEMocRAT;-Dedr'
Sir: Ireceived your favor of yesterday
and hasten to reply. The announcement
in the Clarion, to which you allude, was
made without my knowledge and consent
| have never entertained nor expressed
any desire to become an /" Independent
candidate for Recorder, nor have | had
any intimation of such a desire on the
part of any one, until | received Satur-
DAVIS Clarion, and up to the time of VIII
ting | have no knowledge, not even a
conjecture, as to the source from whence
the article proceeded. Ideem it proper,
however, to state in this connection, that
an unwavering support of the Govern
ment in its efforts to put down this rebel
lion is demanded of every loyal citizen,
without regard to past political predelic-
tions Believing can best serve the III
terests ofthe country, by SO doing, | have
determined to support the Union party
in the approaching election contest.
Subsidiary to this, if the friends Of the
Union deem it proper to present my
name as a candidate for Recorder or
Representative, and pledge me the votes
of "those who are opposed to the 9Th
ofJanuary convention, shall not decline
the race. Yours truly,
VIM. NJ. LAND.
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A Merited CastigatiOn.

One of the best-merited rebukes adj
ministered by patriotic Democrat to
those who are prostituting that organiza-
ton to the base purpose of aiding the
rebels in destroying the Government and
country, is found in the following cores
pondence, which we print iu full, as
we find it in the Union Democrat,
miserable semi-secession sheet published
in Princeton, Gibson county. Mr.. M.
Land is one of the oldest and most sub
stantial Democrats in Gibson county;
and the attempt Of the popinjay editor to
lash him into the support of the oth-ot-
January ticket met with such rebuke
that we venture it will be some time be-
fore that Knight of the Quill makes q
similar effort
UNION DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
PRINCETON, IND, Sept. 10, 1862. }
WIN. NJ. LAND, Eso.-Dear SIR: In the
! CLo,.ion of the 18th lust | notice the
following:
eve want William M. Lamb as an
| independent candidate for Recorder; and
he will receive the votes of those opposed
to the dictation of the Courthouse
"CLIQUEs"
| Ny object in writing you is to ascer
tain whether the above was made WITT
your knowledge and consent: l cannot
believe it was. Please inform me BY
return mail.
Yours truly,
VIII II EVANS.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04

The Custom Department is under tfe supervision
of an experienced and tasteful Cutter My stock
of goods in the piece. consisting of Black and Fam
cy Colored Cloths, Plain and Figured Doeskins,
Silk, Wooden and Velvet Yestings, &C., &C. is very
large; aud having in my employ q large number of
hrst-clsss worlsuen am prepared to furnish FASH
ionable an tasteful suits on short notice Orders
from abroad attended to promptly
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-04

Unconditional Union Ticket.
Election, Tuesday, October IA, 1862.
STATE TICKET.
Secretary Of State,
WILLIAM. A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
Auditor Of State,
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
Treasurer Of State,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
Attorney General,
DELANA E. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
JOHN I. MORRISON, of Washington.
Reporter Supreme Court
WILLIAM S. SMITH, of Allsn.
For Representative In Congress
Isr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
rr ALYAH JOHNSON, of Warrick.
For State senator,
PROM PosEY AND vANpEEBuEGH COUNTIES,
ENoCH r. JAMES of Posey.
For Joint Representative,
PROM PosEY AND vANDERBUReH coUNTIEs'
SAMUEL ORR.
For Representative,
PROM vAEDERBuRen COUNTY,
JOHN INGLE, JK.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-20

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"a. ..''...,...1.
800. 49,
80. s.s..ee1 = w.. 1901
49,. f..s..s.< 4 ..,st
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80 ~ A. s,.<s,ss f,.m a. ssssu.
H.. m nss, petss asA<y. p~sulf
,.ss ne ..ti.sss n tIshl>s. 80 IL
,.sIy h<r,ssIax h ~ realised. Mr.
AZ lhs s,ss ma~h n LIasss. 'fh<y
~l.y.,l.lav ausss Gen, pssss sr.lss.
a u.nssd Ssty NJ which. sut tsm .
ssxss<tsy. amy man carries Win
him. A in.ttfy,ns than, ahA ssen m.
'baaIss i upss them no satslss m
shs enemy Every farm, every
fasm.hsuss. every dairy. ,yery smoke
Leuss. eyury~ sIantasion. every dssII.
,as, ,hss eomes N their track, u 70.
mmseIes.ly pinsdevsd n eyefy att.
eIs ,ha. l. portable, and a Il forsu.
na,e for ne owner II Ais Lsa.as AMI
barnes ara M, burned dovs owe, MA
head Ala il. he 1, lef, si,h Ma
family n s.arye. and with No other
clothes essee those on ,be bsr.on.
II Ma fannie. Every domes,ic AMI.
NAL ,,ory kot.o. eyorv chicken and
,,g 4. other LiIlsd or driven IN,
Tbo coun,rv. as left Nv our ,roop.,
4. ! lo.sy,. f. thla ,he way 10 "a.
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T.sa. M AZ. "a
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"'R' ."0"", u "e''''h's WV ''o'eT'
"n'" WIZ '''e'' Inc DOa'
wa then ired ana destroyed scgcth'
or with The West foI'c's's depot
containing lbo hogslcads eeCes--s
pa'' " wv" a''Tea W w s'seA'
The next morning the guubmt No.
7, and a transport arrived and land.
cd 4 small force, which was allowed
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-20

SALr Mug.-1ho Nississinnion
saw, :. haye han ,bov, = Gina .rse.
men q -. 49,. rron I. ..l, min.
recopsl, aissovss.a v;,h;. n. .o..
sr.. = -. rs.e.a..... tn
~, 1890, :. I'm -. 80 -.
n,,,a..,;., m. X.
r..r.,.. ,.w- No.. ......a,.. a,a u.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-20

That the Federal army At Mem.
phis, says the Appeal, has been
greatly over.estimated, We have not
the least doubt. That II numbers
ten thousand wc do not believe. as all
our statements place IL ct a much
lower figure. Only . few days sup,
ply Of provisions is kept ahead, and
everything indicates that they do not
consider their occupation Of the city
AS being very permanent. A tenn
porary blockade above would cause
an evacuation, as the army could not
be supplied from any other channel
than the river.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-20

rTvnERE Was Comnisssd 70 tAs Jail n
tsnole County, two negro boys, Who
~ ~ belong 70 Pete Bsocks, Of nolncs
eee.ty, Siles: Their nAnss are DICK and
John. DIes p tvsalyskrss yeass old
sad black. John ID tviooy yoafs old and
= mulsseo. The owner b no6ias1 70 CONE
end oake then away.
]. n. JONES, Sheriff md
Aug 9 n20.3wI Jaifer Pnsola Co.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-20

" Most Of our exchanged pri.
vateersmcn have reached Charleston,
and siguiied their intention to at
once enter the Confederate service.
They havo a long score against the
Yankees to settle.
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A TT M TnuEf

We have heard II reported that
Judge Thompson-Circui Judge Of
this Disiric,-has taken the oath Of
allcgiancc to the Yankee Govern.
ment.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-20

Filters Of Administration having been
~ granted 10 the undersigned, on the Is.
taie OF q. \. Bohhiss, Deceased, Ly the
Probate Court Of Pamela county, Nississip.
pi, a. the July term, 1852, thereof, all per.
sons having claims against said cetsls, hYs
hereby notified to come forward and havs
tho same probated and registered within
tho time prescribed BY lsw, Or shey will b
barred.
Mas. NJ. N. BOBBITT,
Aug. Q, tn20-8w1 Administrators.
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MINUTE MEN.

Squads Of Minute men are daily
arriving at this place to go into en-
eampment. Several hundred being
already in camp here.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-20

Tho Mississippian says, tue Mem.
phis Appeal copies from the Cincin-
natl Commercial an account d Co.
MeCcck's death. So thsrs . no
any doubt but that tie dog b
dead. His fate is a just ons, fSs his
svo~ed object vas the sxtsrnins-
ton q : people Who had given hin
nor ~ country any oEenss Whatever.
Let his fate b : warning to sIers
vAe stssmpt = sssnple ~ and
I'm an ~unoiendlAs ps6ple.
SssS -
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- fklsr1b NysI
~. dsrilt =
n s>Id NJ ~ = ~
NJ 1annssA. N es11c> -
s&<irn~1. WI Wa vsfu4sl A ~
dIes. Oss1ss ssd4g y - ~
~ amy u vIstsbvtl y NJ
sslA e<sss " sgsstIsiNf. ~ ~
&spwye& suseviss sb.,st ~ s~e1r
ss>ssn i)~se.ssss ~ NM -
psv'oas u Wy sxssvs sko~s shsn
" shosss' 70 'ssss pssmil@ h. III
be- 'stsa sssy Istus qr~stfIss. II
y ssId, from sIsese who have bsuahs
without permits, md turned h oysv
" his spectators. These Iasser n
Inieihe country, aud, II people wifi
not seII, ihey 'sie The eostsn BY
force, and pay sixteen cents . pound
fer H. II u worlh isenty.fcu here.
There has bseh sumo highhandsd
work ds~h here.
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CHATTANOOGA, Aug, 16.
The Rebel learns that three dis
charged Confederate soldiers were
shot by Dull Nelson at McMinnvillc,
by way Of retaliation on bushwhack.
ers. One was q wounded Georgian.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-08-20

- II b stated that over 80, 900
applications for Once under tho tax
law have bssa received at Washing
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DuccesaSnl Doo0A1 ~
Moggno.


CHATTANOOGA, Ass. II.
Gen. Morgan turned up It Galls-
tin, Tenn, twenty milcs from Nab
vile, last Tuesday.
He cspturcd the place and 800
prisoners, blew up the railroad tun-
mel, destroyed three trains, and an
immense amount Of commissary
stores.
lie sent . sispasch to Mayor
Smith, IT Nashville, saying he would
call on him shortly, as he had not
seen him since Smith got beat for
oiiec in the Confederate army.
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TnE Law.

The Petersburg Express publishes
the following expLsnation, by Gen.
Lee, Of q feature Of the CONSUMPTION
law to which VIC have hitherto seen
no allusion:
llEADQ'TRs, DHPAnTN'r Va,
July 10Th, 1862.
Sin: Gen. Lee directs me to nc.
knowledge the receipt Of your letter
Of the 18th Of July, and to thank
you for your congratulations on the
success Of our army.
With reference to the construc.
ton Of the CONSUMPTION law, by its
express terms Il subjects all persons
who may be over the age Of Is years
at the time Of any call for troops
made by the President, to service,
and persons attaining that age, at
once become subject to military
duty. IL
Although the Law contains no OK.
press provision Ms to the discharge
Of persons in service upon their At
iaining the agc Of IS years, Gen
Lee is Of opinion that such persons
will become entitled to their dis
charge upon reaching that age, AMI
their places will be supplied by Others
between IS and IS years.
nm, sir, very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
CnARLRs MARsn ALL,
/ Major and A. d. G
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Gems. sWckncr and TiIghman.
CHA1TANooGAsAug. IL

VHA1TANoodAt-Aug. IL.
Cen. Tilghman arrived hero las,
night, en- route to vicksburg. Gen.
Buckner will be here tonight.
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Hangers Notice.

~ BY Dr. n. n. tIihbief. cIgh.
miles Northeast N belmont, a cream
oolofed mare colt, 2 years old, appraised
10 80 90.
Y. y. JONES, Hanger.
Pamela, Aug. ~, IsG2, vi.n3f.5w
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Martial Iss having been declared
n rsnola eesnty, persons leaving
raoola wih he requissdsa e., passes
W y. WATkikH,
Provost Marshal.
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- When DO two and two NJ
make four When they arc q.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05


SCISSORS NoTIcE.-ExcIsE TAx.NoIICE IS
er yen % o., The tax Of hs s Ue1n rdS
s,enh wards in the city Of New YORK in with an
e. % & e. sa A Act saS . q pr9Sd Ssy
the Pnbs DEBIT that have been appointed Assessor for
sons which Designated and viii be known by their
m sss pPGr'tsS FOR se s S
s9ns as hereby gysn.1 ,oo, u,.,or Grand ,roo, o,a
the Bowery Stevens. Assistant Assessor, residence, 23
sprns stres' W Ale,anasI a Assistant Assessor rest
and Rlon lie BdS No hoa s.SsssaT h 'rss
psisIos StS No. asok street c4,harne stree Division
re.idense. u East Broadway. .....
and Hester s'rce. Robert NJ Kelley Assistant Ass ssof
Diyisos 10 e-iieser street, Bowery Broome and Nor
folk streets Charles williamson Assistant Assessor, resi-
DIyrsoS 30. S-Norfolk, Rivuson Bowery and Broome
street Tudor Adan Assistant Assessor, residence No 80
Dr,isoS 80 ssou'h ,pke Division and Clinton
D.yi ION No 9-Diyi,on Norfolk, Rving,on and Ridge
street 20 Assistant Assessor, residence No.
p1riSs No io-soutb, Clinton, Gouyemeur slip and
scammel street q > Dye Assistant Assessor residence
D1lsIoS No. ii-tinnd, Division, Ridge Rvineton and
Cannon streets Henry Jeanings, Assistant Assessor,
DIvsloS No iasouh street, douyernsar mp Scanned
rff sss' I A',,'
streets Iancey W kneyels, Assistant Assessor, resi-.
dente No. ~ East T, CT.
IL a cases the respecyely include the sides
gaou them OF The and avenues forming their
spec IS bouniarcs.
Every person association partnership coparnershp de-
sizing license 70 In any trade or occupation named
IN hS syty fourth said
cation te or with Assistant Assessor Of Assess
ment Division which such trade occupation is TO be
carried
Manufacturers liable uHder said act TO any duty
nj e1uired Furnish to the Assistant Assessor staten
subscribed and in the form prescribed by the sixty
e,gb II section of said act.
blanks and information may be obtained from tbe Assist
ant Assessors IN their respective divisions.
Communications may be addressed TO me, at the Central
Once Nos 561 aud JJ5 Broadway; -,.,u
GEO. r. BELLOWS, Assessor.
Nrw YoaK. oetoberl 1862
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REyENUE--AssEss.
" urs' ONCE SOL Broadway, New York, Oct. g. 1852.
Notice hereby given that the Asssan, Assessors of the
Fifth Collection District, comprising the Seventh Tenth
and Fourteenth In the cy OF New York.
will be az respective Offices daily between the hours Of
~ M. and r. NJ, 10 receive appi aons for lccnses All
requiring licenses under The excise law which went
into effect August 1862 requested TO apply for the
Immediately. By order Of .a
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
THE NATIONAL TAX.

A SCISSORS NorIcE.-ExcIsE rAx-NOICE II
sssS % q ns sSs sa
% s a Nw dSa II with an a. passed
sss q: gss
MIN = E
AMI Assessor the several svsioas q. hereby
n,yIslos No Ali tns, section Of sad di.riet yiag
6'ysos 10 sax sss g.roa lying within gsy.rs. ss.
Assistant Asss ssor Edward A. Nichols. q Franklin
DIVISION No sam that portion Of ssid district lying
within iSs y ss.s sq scay Assist
No AL as s sss s s:. lying
Assistant Assessor Charlie: Ferguson No sss
Ssy Hudson river
Dv,sros No 6-xIl that portion lying within Canal,
Broadway Reade and West Broadway Assistant Assessor
SON. Rssas streets West BrOadway Assistant
blyIsIos No San thai portion lying within Canal Hud
d DIVISION No Ali that portion lying between West Hons
AsesoT He ho@as g. bafer M arsene street
DIVISION No i0-An that portion lying within Canal sul
JOHN rorshay, No Z Charlton
In all cases divisions respe lively sides
respective boundaries Every person. association, partner
Of % named IN the sh section must
register application therefor with the Assistant Assessor
ton ia TO be carried on.
duty required furnish 70 the Assistant Asses
sor statement subscribed and sworn 70 In the form pre-
Applications for license for all other information,
made at the Central OTce No 6s Franklin street.
Blanks and information may be obtained from the Assist
oommanicaons may addressed TO me at the Central
on'e' om's n00'' ''0I PiERRE M c. VAN wYcK,
NEW YORK, Oct. ], 1862 No. 81 Franklin street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05

DOTH WARD SEYMOUR CLUB-A LARGE AND
LU enthusiastic meeting OF the seymour Club of the
Twentieth ward held at Military Hall, on Wednesday
evening October 1862 bic addresses delivered by
Honorable Noah A. Chiids William j. Peck, RichnriOtis
Edward s. Lawson Esqrs and others, At which the
following resolutions were unanimously adoped-
Resolved That accept ratfy and endorse the nomna
of Hoatio Seymour and the entire democratic State
that recognize, the great and eloquent
speech delivered by Mr. Seymour IN response to his Domina-
democratic party and Of which thai party has ever been the
upholter and defender.
Resoved That among those, chief and foremost 10 the
question affecting the peraonal liberties Of citizens
fr,e press-o safety Of the people from unlawful and
arbitrary without due process OF lawo the suspen-
the habeas coruso the denial Of the use OF the
mails FOR the substitution OF martial
law by proclamation order Of the President for the
constitution and the laws, the courts and the magistrates
established by the people.
Resolved That unwilling 70 lose freedom at the
North purpose of besowing the slaves
South that the support given BY the democratic party
to the policy Of given upon the faith Of the Cren
claiming emancipation and contsatfon the President and
Congress have violated those pledges which
caused democrats 70 rush into the
armies and enlist under the flag Of the Union
BY an attempt constitution clause prohibit
ing the manufacture eae Of liquor, we see additional
why oratlo Seymour the tried and rusty cham
pion of the right the people TO choose their own food and
should again elevated the chief magistracy Of the
State call upon every liberal and conservative
man TO strenuously labor for his success.
Resolved this club will attend In body the great
meeting proposed be held at early day and
!" - a1'' = p 9. MoLLoNEY, President
S,anc1n Sranosp sn1ssnss.' M1slsss secretaries