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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-09

S@-A Coop ArPoSrmESr.-Ma Isaac
Harden Duvnl, of the First Virginia Iufan-
try has been appointed Colonel of the Ninth
Regiment, in place of Colonel Skinner
resigned, This is good appointment.
Major Dural is brave and experienced
soldier and a modest, unObtrusive gentle
man, who is loved aud respected by every
body who appreciates true merit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-09
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have been using exclusively for tho ySSr past.
att Is manufactured at Wheeling. West Virginia,
bya firm whose loyalty never for moment wAYered
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment Ee
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which We make this record
we tlds FLUID because, aftsr being tormsn
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-09

b4- The CAFrURE or CART. THoRrE.-
Capt. Thorpe who was here a short lime
since, assisting Major d. Il. Hill in mus
tering in soldiers, was captured by Jenkins
during his recent iaid upon Ripley and
Rasenswood, in jackson county. Capt
Thorpe was at Ripley and had Eve thous-
aud dollars of government money in his
possession. The rebels kept the money
but released the Captain on parole.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-09

80 DE-. VAx BuRxS can be consulted
daily at at hisirOoms on Main street; OppO-
site the Monroe House, wheeling. I'm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-09
8g Uelegtapk.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Jackson Takes Possession of the

WAsAIAGroS, Sept. IA dispatch to the
Herald, dated Midnight Saturday, says =
Il is known that the rebels are In the neigh
borhood of Frederick in force. They cap
tured nothing, as the rolling stock of the
railroad had been sent away.
The bridge across the Aonoeracy IL not
injured, but trains are not allowed to 20
within three miles Of Frederick Junction..
Our military authorities feel confident
that this raid will cost the enemy exactly
the number OF troops who have crossed.
The Mercury has a dispatch, dated I
o'clock A. ", Sunday, stating that there Is
tremendous excitement in Washington on
account Of the rebels crossing into Mary
land, but it is not believed they eau hold
their ground against the Union troops
There will be battle soon.
The Timer Washington dispatch contains
the following:
General Pope at his own request was, on,
Friday, relieved Of his command, in order
TO make charges against Generals Porter,
Franklin aud Griffin.
Heintzelman and McDowelPs corps are
to be consolidated under the command Of
Gen. Heintzelmau.
Three or four hundred rebel cavalry
from Leesburg, eudeavored to cross at I'd
wards Ferry on Friday noon, but was re-
pulsed.
At o'clock on Saturday the rebels sue
cessfully renewed the attempt, snd crossed
at several points. They Immediately raid
ed PoolsYiIIe aud then DoVerstown. The
operator at the latter place successfully es-
capped and cut the wires of the military
telegraph.
Fearing there was Union force in the
vicinity, the rebels soon retired. We sta
toned Pickets short distance from the
town.
The rebels also crossed between the fer
ries above Point Of Rocks, and marched to
White Oak Springs, across MOrarc
Tue TINES also has the following, dated
IL o'clock, Saturday night: A dispatch
from the Upper Potomac states that Jack
son aud his army entered Frederick this
morning. They have possession of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and have
torn up the track and destroyed the cul-
Terts east of that place. They also cut the
telegraph wires- All rolling stock saved.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-09

Daniel Lamb. James G. West,
John Gardner, John g, Jacobs,
Joseph Apologize Isaac H. Williams,
John G. Muth, John P. Mckinney,
David E. Donnell, Samuel Irwin,
Bennett Cook, Henry s. Comes,
EPhraim Bee, B. F. Shuttleworth,
Joseph Armstrong, Joshua Lukens.
The District Attorney, Col. Smith, en-
tered a HOiie PrOseqw in the case of VIM.
Guthrie, who took the oath and gave bond
in the sum OF $1,000 for his future loyalty
and good behavior.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16
DIED,

A,ths rederc. brother . W D. Horvel IN the coun
~ Luneabu Thursday tle oh OF Oct oe kOsEkI b.
no AVE 3Th yeAc his age Of late I'd aund l.
and ssluda Norytl, Of Lrnehburs. go, A.
Al HOn,,.un,, s.turiAy, the llta October, 1854 Mr.,
NlrCY u McCLELLAsr, the widow OF the lat. MAJ lame. b.
Mo,nd OF Nelson the Soh year Of her age leaving four
soma age requiring the constant supervised, which noss bat
parent vi fiVe. ~
On Friday 26th OF septemb Iusesde Hau'ver county,
Va the rtsdtnee other Ohsr LUCY LsDY, wife OF Dr. rh''
p Temple
= suifer an TX miner pleas cosy.
Athe Ballard Houe" the 18th instant non wound re-
ciyd In TIE battle Of SsveIn Hut Captain las NJ sAUSDtAs,
of re $50 Beg Va. VOL In tn 21hIyear OF his az.
.t Ena HI n re lisn Elijah Rum nA Ia o. estnhei
on CON Angus ANN N. WArDIhGfOS, asor OF j. o. w.
Watt ngtOn, II 80 year Of her age ,, ,
subject II h notice mLd3 early prof Ion OF faith 10
mist e NJ, 10 harmony III her profession She sought
~ moan, her power advance he Rete=mers ca e,
Aad 70 Induce nhe - bsc reeo le.d to od she loved
use Of God aud took great p'E1ure - Ee tees psje
r7ee1g she OF sarm, fer'en piey sister va
Ing WAS an EGeconae eli devoted WIFE loving mother,
ana mistres sns sse.t help 70 her parents, row
ii ADV ears us log domestic matters her sI-
ample great ADVANTAGE 70 the youngsr members Of me
family The pc of fu besedses which sustained her In
m ould TO be he: support In III Her d,sh was
t-um liant eSnye'sed freey and calmly A1out her
end Ter weeks rshe doubt fea troubled her she vne
silly resgaed Of God ihsGved the We CT the rtht
eou "a her was peace devoted hpsb.n tso h oh
dreu dear relASe to mourn her loss but he los
Il her gain
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16

Tar DIyTERIScE.-When the Confederate Army en-
tered Frederick, kj they we're lIei on every eide
with a display OF Uuiou Asg,, and lides on the siie
walk luted them in the face Of soldiers. No motto
waa taken Of the intended insult and not word wa
spoken by any of our men.
When the Yankee Amy occupied Fredericksburg,
private houses we're even searched our National h,g
md II tie child dared walk the street. With the red
and white emblem.
Ia Maryland the ricest regard was paid by the Con
edsrste Amy to piFate rights 10 Virginia the Fedora
ho.s,s, aud taking Of Hour BY the hundred barrels
ki,hou. paying fcr barrel.
II Maryland prefers al association with Lnc'ln'sm
re are very sure that they have IT, Toe sou'h Il
no. after tie co quest Of single Stae -FrsG H.ra!d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16
F,nr DRrwar.-"A refugee Eaglishmsn" from Rich

F,Rr DRIwsr.-"A refugee Eaglshmsn" from Rich.
moud who has arrived q. Washington furnishes Yam.
kse correspondent With the following paragraph
he saw Fort Darling last June, and again just before
leaving Three companies Of infantry and one company
of marines are ercamped behind the fort. There are
only thirteen guns mounted in the fort but there room
for more AID there is marine battery, consisting Of
three 81 FOUNDER rned guns There are also four l0noh
Oolumbiads. Tho rest are ordinary smooth bore ~
poundes Outside the fort there are three masked bat
eries of 10 inch Oolumbiads gun in each battery,
commanding the approaches Of the river. and one in
front Of the fort commanding the line Of sunken yes
sels and other distractions
There are four rows Of sunken vessels at Fort Darling
with al opening for Rebel craft to 20 through Between
Fort Daring and Richmond, five miles from the latter
place, there single Of sunken vessels, which IL
not commanded BY any guns but can be protected by
e,ld pieces. About i've hundred yards nearer to Rich
mond lie the pcnocn bridge used for crossing troops on
the opposite side OF the river aud fully thousand yards
lower down than Fort Darling battery which Is said
10 be mounted with twelve guns-one iron battery Of
three -rns The Engshman half suspects that it msy
possibly DO hannug, ss he couu asssT .se sny col
ders or any eigus Of soldiers In the vicinity but no
humbug, !. is heavy battery which they are trying to
conceal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16
mo. SS)
An ACT TO ORGANIZE Nj Ir'RY oJURN To ATTEND THE
ARMY OF Tar ooNPEDERAT4 sTATts ~ TN! RiILD.


Ne Congress Me % yedeTaIs lds, 1"ef'cd 40 shlst
at each ann corp, In n H. gni the dreuin
the Pedsp Each eour shat e1nsa o. three m mb ,r wJ Of
whom sha constitute q1orun an cd Goer shal h' eh
utei 70 the aat and pi OF on OF cNNiy shh De sp
lated b. s President Dy al with the aVes snd co Sent OF
TIE senl. AMI sha hjl rs tce darnf me wa uneai us
court cha be tooa.r ~ O)pgrss 70 escn COURT
sha be one Ju &c Yocae 70 D. al ned 'y we reh "
and with he Vce an consent OF w sen e Win me RANK am
capn o. clyay, Who're diie sha be a. pre- erosd
by the and articles OF wA except a. enlarged nod de
by n, DIVISIONS OF this ACT and wac sisl also no
his oce daring the var 1nss tae e0urtsn De sooner led
by the Con and Sc OF tbs sbssnce o. disability o. e
Judge Adyoca the apple ton Of the The connAnde
Of the 'op' 10 which iuch Court aueh may spPo ni or
de all officer TO perform he cus OF Jddgs Adyocae during
ssnee or dsa9y or Until the vacancy any sna De
sEc Zach court shs have the rgh appoint Psosost
MAh n a=ndf sass and the ers Of court,
pay Of cspiiI Of esysy, ssd ala cerr.
Who shat have Of one hHad ed add twenty dollars
per nh shl shan keep tho r'e,ri OF ih- poeed1g oil we
shall rsdu 10 vtog the suban;e OF tie ev dence IN
each al. III. sane In court 1hs ovoN marshal ard
the e Sha hold the ON ;es do e psnae o. vac eosr
zach IN moer a.d omcsr o. me az oa s an
uly 70 osehrge th1 dle o. DIS ON 70 tne 9ss o. ms %
an! -oi ~ Sthout isI a.o OF 'sa Aaa 70 ,tvpor' Wy
nons itdio1 u w sa e. ksh ~ ne
hHJuie au'oea'e anu th' eie'A shA nave 'ue p'"e'
liter oahs 49,, ia. &, . ...s..,
csc Zach couts1h nave power 10 ta9p rul III
Ing business snd Tor me uaI o. c.use Aa Va 'ss
adopted, and panh roc eoa,emp snu 70 eslA.e .ne s
n eSii'nce an tns e.'enu nce sa " ~
fores Aad ere ore Us ofas" '9henee'' - e
Of eoars martial Al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16

TEsSIssrE FEMALE ToSIEJ The editor Of the Her
der5on S c Tiues has recently msds visit through
Eat Tennessee 20 Cumberland esp. Upoa his return,
he Cd up the following story 'c the eiidation OF bis
r,sd,rs:
AtPorsrs river, stopped aud engaged more milk,
Of an old nconite jide keen az bHsr, and mother
Of three and don. how many morc) rather nice
look NJ SAL. She complained TO mo OF having been
radel7 rsI'et By Nor Oroios Officer, tho morning
previrs Arriving at camp, inforned tho officer o;
the old adys soy and Re told me thst knowing their
poltic, status he hal paced gard around the house
to keep An7 OF the fanny from gping to the Gap, Willie
cur army was ossng the river sld In the meantime,
ire f,l owl eoayersaion to~k place:
Ofi,s-- (En,nring the house Good morning, mann
No g.sEtr Where il your husband, ma'am@
OF Womln--NoGe OF your business, you rebel you.
Om,r---I know. Il, is in The Y ,ak.e army.
Oh WoIaL-Weii be j.. VIVA! are you going to
do abols ~ H. il Ia tue Isl Tellecl Fsisrl ieyi
mont At % nberlni Gap, aad all take a. your reb |
head il you q up there.
OFcr.-Yes But 40 have him rn1 your General
Morgll's Fbol; cImmald completely Ell rounded-len-
mel u--Eth IN az uyo' both es OF the Gap, and Ia
few days they viii To Starved OUT and hAveto surrender
o. our own terms.
Old Womsu-We know all tbs, AID are easy. But
Lincoln will send an army through X ,a!ueky which vl
vips cot your General Sun 10 jus! ike dog woai Lex
cut pate aud then you lad your army OF baseiooed
roasting esr ssAers will have to leave here in the dark
Ohissr-ras!s yolr opinion, bu. y5u are deludac.
where whore ycu bor'r
Cd Won IN -Blrpl WY, was born and raised
n Tennessee. ] am en- Oh Hickory Teunessear
ont ayaas nrlrhcdoa and ia bastard cfprng, seces.
son la where are sou irOuf
OF ler.-I an from Moth CIraliua, but native Of
Sou UiTon1a.
oil WomIu.-A South 0Arolialu-soon OF nulIifcs.
tioa--doub.o rebel, doujl, devil 0H Jackson made
your tls urlip patch Of Slte walk tSo cha once,
and Old Abo Lincoln will give yoa rebels hnl before
Spring. :,
O,cr-(Qut,ing the old LADY, and turning TO the eli-
Get 6Aughlsr, whom he recogaEll a. noiher Madam,
where is yonr husbandf
Young WomIn-Tnat is rome Of your business.
OHioer.--Bu It is my business. Where is hey
Young Womll Where | hope I'll never see him
sgain. Where hope you will SOON be,
Oeicsr-Waere ia thstY
Young Wonan-Why, prisoner 10 the hands OF the
ar:ny the Gap.
Ofhc What is ths. fOfs
Y ,ung Wom,n.-F Fog bsng what you are, aB internal
rebel.
Oaoor-o5, If that's all, will send hiu back 10 you
a. poou az lake the Gap
Young woman.-NO You needn't Gust If ever be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16

SENTIMENTS OF NoRrHrRs BIsHoPS.-0a "Wednesday
evening Of las. week. meeting va, held ct the Church
of the Ascension, in Fifth Avsnus New York, to ICON.
slider the state Of the Journal" We copy the following
brief sccount Of the prOoeedngs-vhich ID full enough
however, to show that the sanctmoDiog, prsates Who
participated are fully committed to the support OF the
'st Ubiquitous and ungOdy war ever wagsd BY peo.
pie claiming to be civilized:
The Right Rev. Bishop heIiv,ine, of Ohio, said that
cur present troubles we're d.uo,less Gods alignment
upon the nation for i.s transgresons against HIS holy
az. he denounced human slavery, and said that If for
40 other TeasoE than that the rebellion Esd taken place
to perpetuate that horrible institution ia the land for
that we we're justified in vndcitng the honor and the
dignity of our Government
The Right Rev. Rahop Eurgess, OF hsine also spoke
in support OF the war referring tie many useful les
sons that had been taught by it hoping that these vu
able requirements would not pass away with tho crisis
The Right Raw. Bishop CLARKE, of Rlode Island, made
srorg address sanst the rebellion and in favor Of the
war. He said this was wicked rebellion He believed In
that word Rebellion things thoud be called by their right
lames, for there was power Ia nsms. he hoped the
,uera Convention would not adj urn withou: testify
ap in behalf OF the Government and If ii did, the
Cnurch WCuj be dsgraced.
Bishop McIvsne concluded the services by reading
the last Of the special prayers aud pronouncg the bene
iict;ol.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16
THr Nav ORLEANS DErrA We copy the following
1rou tho Jaekson Aissis.ipo


TIE Nav ORLEANS DrLrA We copy the following
from the Jackson AissisLppian:
Its we'll knCIn &c hs prtc, ths. the Delta seized
BY General Batter shortly Afos his oeSuLptoa OF the
cty on account of an sros e1unseng the planters TO
raise no more cotton The Bee was seZd at the same
TINA. Both tbCse journals were ofer( liberty to con
tnue on conditiIn Of a most humble Spoo2y and re.
traction. The Bee editors consented Jidgo Walker
fused psremp.ory, and the Ds;a was &c I'D and has
ever since L.en con5gced By the pimps OF Builder.
Their tries vas - conduct Il IT there bad been no
change In the editorship Judge Walker wroe a card
stating his with the pa2 aht also that Of
Ms colleague lie called the editors aId requested
ia ia,sr0a as matter Of lstice. They reiaest TO DO
a. No paper in the city would pubsh iL bat Little
French paper. Hence the absu idsa got ous IN sons
remote parts OF the South that OF the former ed
t,rJ OF the Delta are s in the concern This OF oourse,
sAs gross wrCng aud csu my TO who have worked
for our cause Wit sincerity AL 70 that d any others
in the whole country.
After the stslre Of the D,ta, Judge Walker remain.
co 10 city, irving IA every way 10 cheer ami tus
ain tho poobls IN Ser their indgnes and I'll c.
uo,s aud ulder constant sIrYclllIrc3 o. Butler e
spiss Eight times no arresed and brought before
.Se brute ae Was ordered TO hold himself ready to go
10 Fort Warren bu. in some NaT escaped the recoec
i,n Of Batter, until article which appeared ia tue
Pcayune denouaciDg P0pes procamatioss and predict
1V ala failure and disgrace, repudated and apollo
ps,d for b7 She proprletors. Jadge Walker again
arrested az the author OF this article He Sledgei
the fact and was mt 10 Ship lild where he
auod, with Ave oilers, in single room, which they
we're no. permitted 10 leave for any purpose.
T. bis grea. surp ss, hs suddenly released some
DAYS ago. on condition tina. he would so TO distant
plantation aud rouain thsre unal released Tas only
explana,ion he had or could obtain Of this unexpected
procedure from one OF BlletS staff that all Of BIZ
prophecies about Pope had been 30 literally iuihed tina
| 40 went up aud PIDl wan doTA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16

TIE DRATT IN hAAFLAsD.-Tae draft Of soldiers for
Lncolns emancipation army, was to take place. in Mary
land yesterday, the 18Th inst table is published in
the Baltimore American, showing the aggregate OF vol
unteers ard drafted sppor.ioned among the coun.
ties anS the cv Of Baltimore the number Of volunteers
already Furnished and the net residue to drafted after
spportionirg eIcesses. The American says:
Allegheny, Washington, Cecil and Kant counties have
won The honor Of furnishing OF volunteers -
Allegheny Is the binaer county che having sent 4s3
volunteers Into the Geld, whilst her whole quota hu
S73 Cecil has sent SIT volunteers, AGAINST quota 6ss
X snt AS, against quota Of s49; Washington l,04s
against alota OF 9iS Ia Baltimore city the draft will
b. SO light that any necessity for it may be easily avoid
ed Our qlota Is g. 295 aud have zen. 1877 vo!un-
tsers into che fad. Creditng US with part of the ex
cess raised in the counties named above and have
riy SIR men TO raise by draft. This number of volul
tiers can be easily cgpplied before "Wednesday if an
Cf)rt is made.
Upon soma counties Of the State whore the disloyal
sentiment prevails the drst. will fall heavily. Calvert
county has act cent single volunteer to the held
Charles but one Montgomery only seven FRINGE georges
two, and ST. HArys icur. These counties have there
FORE nearly their ~boe quota to raise whist their aole
bodied population hss been reduced by their young mer
going South Some other counties are also largely do
6cept Baltimore county has bu. one-thi;d OF her quoti
IN the Geld Ceroline has mex! 10 Cecil ard Kent don'
heat among the lsteYn SHIRE souptles, ard has bu
eftysix IN to furnish Tao aggregate quota OF thu
state is ~ 34S number Of volunteers IL leaving
| a deficiency OF & OC0 to be filed by draft
Tho draf, We isarn VII be enforced with ygor AM
prompne.s wht aver the enrolment lists are completed
on wednesday neg. Where the Use ars not completed
il will tsks PLACE aa soon thegeafte. as tbs enrol men
| IA finished suhic.eui military force will be provide
10 protect Ill officers whilst 10 The dsclargs OF thei
duties.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16

tioAs hsvs been nobly decided dying men have left
their Accommodations to their loved churches and IN all
this time the evangelical churches have got together
abou. fifty millions Of property-not enough TO pay the
price Of victory for one month.
We have missionary society. Il gathers each year
from nearly million OF people. 1. thro xs Its influence
into nearly every part Of the world. But it, -hoe
yearly revenue would endure the draft of the United
States Treasury but single hour.
Seven hundred thousand are drawn from the pur-
suits Of industry Il far impov srshing than II
halt million Of paupcrs were thrown Us to support,
for then the aborers and producers would remain st
work Now they far worse than idle. Their weapons
are costly equipments bat harvess perish, and cities
q 20 ruined by their presence.
Eugland Is contributing fearful oun's Of want and
starvation to swell the price Of victory France loses the
sue Of twenty-five millions Of It's wares and interior
Europe and parts Of Asia are paying portions Of this
s,upendous cost Of victory.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16

CoSEsDrEA7E fE2Or5 ~ AE<ASsls -Tae 0orrsspO0-
cent Of tie Missouri R'Puo an, writing from Helena
AknsAs, Ossebs' All, gives tie following particulars Of
tee disposition Of ls Colfsderao 70 IA TIA. State
General Hindnan at Austin, 70 miles north Of Little
Rock, With 900 msu and ons battery. General Roam
Il ~ Waite Sulphur SPRING. % miles northeast Of Liz,
tie Rock, wish 900 men, two regiments Of which are
co1ssdp,s General AeRls Is on the Arktosas river 80
miles noflaues, Of Napoleon. Gen. Runs "a at Oros,
BaloEs With reported force Of from 900 TO 900
nsI mostly eonscrpis G,n. Holmes, the Commander.
ilChiet o; ali the ioross Is ~ Little Rock with Sboa.
90 men and two batteries Most Of tao cavalry is d.
mounted, shat there uo mcs5 than 500 10 tbs
s.ata A. Askadslpha, eighty os one hundred miles
south Of Liile Rock tue rebels manufacture munitions
Of var, sad have removed all the State papers 70 that
poi3t.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16

seeps in nv bed again. intend to get come Union man
to father this child. Here, Bet (cailng nurse,) aks
get the "secesh' out Of him.
Oficsr-(rurniDg to a hiss.) Did you find beau
among the Yankee oficersg
Miss.-Yes, did; nice, sweet, gallant fellow. ole
who stepped like q prince. Wtea you become It's pms
oner give him my love- and tell him for my sake to put
a trace chain around your internal neck
Osioer-When do you expect to see him sgains
Mss-Just after your General takes the next big
sc,re. /" which viii be in ten days from this time
D,yigh, having broken, and the army having crossed
the river the conversation have given terminated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-16

L WORD ToR zsE Ew5-Ths Ohsrls5scn Courier
says
We ha7s said, aud shall say aud urge our opinions
agi-s; extortioners and bloOdsueksrs and proWing
osasls bpsds Of prey uuder whatever guss they come
bus re protest earnestly and smphateNy against any
Eholssaie dsnuneiAton Of Germans Jews Of Ger.
ian Jews. We have no more and no less opposl-
tion to Al eE.orolsr Who happens 70 to be German
.snd Jew thZn Who ia an Elglishm1n or French
lHan, or Wslchmin. or a Ytnkss, and a 50 called
5rissn II there il such animal = Christian eI
throne We hats sbhor it, and Woul Gladly eI.er.
Eiust1 IT, Lst the ohs 1dsrs and al Who trouble our
PoLdcll I'rtel aud dyEOur people, be rebuksd, de-
noulosd eXsorated in7Es1asd xpelsd if is can be
dooa bat loS ~ heir Of no more abuse Of elAss
Cas-.