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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

THE S4rH REeIMENr--The complement
of this regiment is nearly completed. The
following companies and parts of companies
are now at Camp Wayne. Captain Burris.
Taylor, Ellis, Grubbs. Boyd. Garter and
Miller's companies are full. The compan-
les of Captain Kirby. Tullidge. vanneman
and Fellows are not yet full. but will be be-
fore the close of the week. Delaware Co.,
is represented by two full companies in the
saith and We are inform ed that she has al
ready sent over l.40o men into the field.
In our next issue we shall endeavor to
publish full roster OF this regiment. the
officers Of which viii probably be appointed
previous to their departure, which viii be in
. few days.
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Richmond Independent Guard.

Pursuant 10 notice given large number of citizens
of Richmond, over the age of forty FIVE Engine
Hall No 2,on Saturday Aug. a. 'ee for the pur-
pose OF organizing military company. for the safe
Of the city OF Richmond and protection of its citizens
Judge Perry called to the chair and s r. Lippin-
soft appointed secretary After fev patriotic airs
BY the hand. the meeting was called TO order the
chair then made few appropriate remarks stating
object Of the meeting and suggesting plan Of organ
isstion. On motion Of Dr. J. h. MendenhAli, is Was
resolved that we organize military company, and
prccss cd to elect officers. ballot then had. with
the following result: ID. h. Crawford Captain; Issas
b. Thom.s, LIST Lieut.; Sam1 Sinex, ID Lieut.
James Perry. James NJ Poe, Irwin Reed and Ssu'
Sincx were appointed . committee 20 draw up articles
Of association for the regulation Of the company.
The efasers Of the company we're then appointed
n com mittee to confer with the Governor. Co. Con
missioner and City Council, in regard peocurirI
arms sc; also, in regard TO uniform. Adjourned Z,
meet &C this all Saturday light next. August 50, o
z O'clock JAMES FERRY, CAn.
g. II. L'ppincott Sec'y. Ed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

We are requested to state that the diff
ficulty which occurred in front of the City
Hotel on Monday week, was not on account
of the Secession proclivities of one of the
parties, as mis- stated to US, but simply an
ordinary quarrel.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

Geo. w. Ross. formerly of this office,
blu. now with the Goth. writes from Lex
iugton KY. stating that the regiment is un-
der marching orders for Cumberland Gap.
and were hourly expecting to meet the en-
envy. The boys were well. in good spirits.
and anxious to have brush with the Sc
cash
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST. PAULs, EpiseopaiJ Rev. j. B. Wakefield. Rector,
services I0L A. -. and = p. n.
ST MARY5, (Cathoic,) Rev. Aeg Merz, Pastor servi-
ces and 10 A. n. and r. n.
ST. ANDR8WS Catholic Rev. J. D. II. Seepe Pastor
services 3 and 10 A. ". and 3 r. N.
LIST PRESBYTERIAN, Rev Mr.. Van Doren, Pastor, SER
vices 1Ox A. NJ. and p. NJ.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. Mr. Aten, PASTOR ser.
vices I01. A N. and Up. NJ.
PEARL ST. METHODIST, Rev. Mr.. Simms, Pastor,
services t0x A. N. and p. NJ.
CHRIsTIAN--Henry Hall, south vest corner Main
and franklin streets. Services BY Elder A. j. Hobbs
every and third Lcrd's day each monh-mor
and evening.
UNION CHAPEL. Rev. A. Greenman. Pastor, services
1c1S A. NJ and r. NJ. - ~ 81 4
GERMAN METHODIST. Rev. 0odlove frefs. Pastor,
services l0x A. NJ. and r. NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev. Chss. schadow Pastor,
services 10 A. n.
ID GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr.. GrossoR, Pastor.
services iOA. NJ. aud 7 r. n
AFRICAN NJ. y. cHURc q. Rev. W. C. Trevan Pastor.
services IOk A. VI. and q p. N.
FRIENDS HICKSITR, services II A.
ORTHODOX II A. n.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

New APporNrxENTs.-The following gen.
tlemen. have been appointed in conne1ion
with the new tax law. Fifth District
Caleb johnson, late Treas'r of Henry co..
Collector; John Yaryan. Esq, of this city,
Assessor.
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The 69rn REGIMENr.-This fine Regi-
ment was at Lexington Kentucky on Mon
day under command of Lieut.. Col. Stou: and
were hourly expecting fight. They were
under the immediate command of Gen.
Lew Wallace and were busy perfecting
themselves in drill and discipline. We are
sure they will make their mark.
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Col. w, A. Bickle made a speech

Col. w. A. Bickle made speech on
Tuesday evening. on the corner of Main and
Marion Streets, relative to the enlistments :.
He urged upon young men Of this vicinity
not to wait to be drafted. but to rally at
once and I'll up the saith, which needs about
100 men to fill up the organization. We
hope that the Saith will at once fill up and
emulate onr glorious 6eth.
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THE CoMEr.-A celestial strane

The CoNEr.-A celestial stranger has
made its appearance during the past week.
in the shape of a Comet. 1t is very dis
tinct to the naked eye and can be seen near
the constellation "Ursa Minor" OF course
like all comets and other astronomical exhi-
billions. it portends stirring events" and
it is regarded BY the supers,itions with min
Sled wonder and fear.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

rFWe are authorized to announce Hon. Walter
March, of Delaware Co. . candidate for Congress
subscs to q decision Of the Union Convention 70 be
held NJ Cambridge, on Thursday Sept. 4.
Mcssrs Editors Palladium:--You will please an
nounce the name Of DAVID CLEANLINESS, OF Dalton
Township, ~ . candidate for Sheriff Of Wayne ecun-
~, the decision Of the People at the Octo-
Dor election. p'd tl--due 81.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

We learn that Isaac N. Beard, whom
we announced last week as a candidate for
Treasurer. is constitutionally ineligible to
that office, from the fact that he now holds
the Office Of Justice of the Peace. in Harri.
son Township.
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District Convention j..

The District Convention, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating candidate for congress. meets at Cambridge
City on Thursday next. Sept 4. From this county.
the following delegates hrve been chosen.
Wayne Township: j. II. Hutton. Lewis Burk. Jesse
p. siddall, Ed. A Jones. Ezra Hill. DanI b. Craw-
ford, J. NJ. Gaar, WIN 8. Reid, c. IL. Burchsnal,
John w. arubbs.
Clay: b. L. Harris.
jefferson; Danr Mason. Amos Parsons.
Franklin: b. W. Addlemsn, Jos. Cooper
Center; Chas. Elmer. q. b. Jackson, J. E. Pugh
Harrison: X BaldBidge.
Perry: ID. b. Robbins.
jackson: give elected names not furnished
Washington. New Garden, Dalton, Greene, Boston
and Arlington tow nships, will all be represented in
the convention VIC ara assured. From the counties
Of Fayeus. Union, Henry and Delaware, delegates
will be in attendance from every Township. Those
Townships that failed to elect the 10th, will ap.
point delegates
In Randolph county, notwithstanding the meagre
vote received by Julian in April mot quito soo the
active brow beating and threatening course Of his
disciples which ordered to be enforced and duly
executed by of the county April nominees Of Old
Wayne, aud 1t had its effect in four Ave of our
Township,J prevented any attempt to elect ap-
point delegates the day delegated. We hope.
however, that the true unconditional Union Of
Randolph, will yet send up delegates from the differ
ent townships to the District Convention.
II is desirable that tho unconditional Union men.
from every township in ALL the Counties composing
the Filth District. should meet and consult together
In regard TO selecting candidate Who will be
Representative of tho loyal sentiment Of the People
and who will not propose to violate the Constitution
Of his country -commit the high crime of perjury
in order to carry out any avorite idea he may have
Of the proper to be pursued in conducting thi.
war. who will not advocate the doctrine that because
smother volsses his oath Of office, As can do 50
too, with impunityl
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LIBERAL AND PATRIorIo.-C. J. Beam, Of Now
Paris Ohio gave S5 volunteers Five Dollars each, ~
. bounty for enlisting, making s175oo in cash paid
out BY him. Such Bea~s worthy Of being kept
In the public eve.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

DIR. Worrall gave medical lecture to
the boys of the saith Regiment at Camp
Wayne on Tues day evening. 1t was we'll
attended and attentively listened to. There
was much valuable information of q simple
kind impaired to the soldier. which no doubt
will be remembered and be productive OF
much good,
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New issues of Treasury not,

New issues of Treasury notes of the
denomination of Ones, illustrated with
superb portrait of Secretary Chase, also the
new postage bills for change. are in circu-
lation to a small extent in this city.
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NEW BUILDINGS Notwithstanding these
times of war, building is going on briskly
in this city. The new brick block opposite
the Meredith House is fast attaining COM
pletion, and . plumber Of new dwellings are
going up rapidly in various parts of our
city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

LErrKRs FOR THE 69rH-An letters for
this regiment should be addressed for the
present to Lexington, Ky. The name of
the person. company. Captain and Regi-
ment should be distisetly named.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

I'VE saw splendid waterproof roof a
few days since, and learned it was the work
of c. G. Bull Il Co. This firm have for
sale. everything in the culinary line
They mamie cture roofing, also attend to
plumbing in all its branches.
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Fresh BALTIMORE OYsrERs.-James j.
Jordan of No. "A Main ST., has just receiv-
ed supply of Baltimore Oysters in cans.
should 60 at once and try them. as for fresh
ness and richness Of flavor they cannot be
surpassed.
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I. o. o. F..


Meets the First Monday evening in each month
Church to Anotherobject to search
and relieve the worthy poor Donations are solicit
Stewards-J. NJ Poe, Mrs. h. Conn. J. T. Watson
Mrs. J. Cor, ). X. I6, A. L. Scott Mrs f. Ham, MIS-.
b. NJ. OFT, o. L. Hittle, Mrs. smith, Mrs Haughton
J. J. Coniey. W. b. Pagan, and O. W. HE.
RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION meets on the
evenings ofths "a and 4th Mondays In each month In
Henry Hall.
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IsICHH0ND 0sT 13"y
MAILS OPEN
Cincinnati. Dayton and Eastern. .......1l15 .. m
Indianapolis and the West. 4:l6 m.
Chicago and North west ............. G:30 p. m.
MALLS GLOBE
indianapolis and Chicago 1000 q. IN
Dayton and Columbus, and East. 300 p. N.
Cincinnati and East. 5:l5 p.
Hamilton Mail, via Boston, &c, leaves
Mondsy, wednesday and Friday at. 400 q. IN
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ACKNOWLEDGMENT. $500 p. m.
Union City Mail, via Arby, Bethel, DC,
same Hamilton mail.
Winchester mail, via New Garden, leaves
Monoay and Friday At. 500 .
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. BOO m.
CVOfice open from 8 80 a. m. to p. m. Sun
days from to 10 q.
C0T The Mails are governed by Railroad Time,
which is faster than true time.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, PIN.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, on tho third Wednesday. .......
Richmond Lodge, meets the first Tuesdsy
evening in every month
wayne Council, first Thursday in March, June
Septem ber and December. ....................
BrittOn Lodge (coorsd.) first Monday in each
month.
i. o. o. F..
White Water Lodge meets overy Friday evening.
Herman Germany Lodgeevery Tuesday evening.
Wood ward Lodge, every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday eve. Of each month.
Degree Of Rebccca, of Whitewater and W oodward
Lodges, first and third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rebecca of Herman Lodge, first and third
Monday of each month
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Memphis Union appeal. We re-
ceived copy of this paper, dated Aug. II.
which is now temporarily under control of
Lieut.. A. w. Mendenhall. formerly one of
the editors Of the Broadaxe of this city
We were considerably amused with the
graphic confession Of faith, of the "pious
Fourteenth" Illinois Regiment. detailed by
the temporary editor. After stating that
very many Of the members of the 18th, be-
long 10 various churches, the editor says:
"They believe in the President and the
present administration; but believe in hav-
ing a more vigorous prosecution Of the war
than has heretofore characterized it, and
will sustain its honor before the world
They believe in st. Peter and in saltpeter;
and in devils and Satan. material and imma-
terial--in imps and printers devils. They
believe in the Union Appeal, and that bayo-
nets should be used to enforce its patliotic
suggestions of sound Union doctrine upon
unrepentant secessionists. They believe in
Enfield rifles and Springfield muskets, and
in Parrot guns and other artillery of long
range. They believe in full rstions Of "hard
tack" and fat pork, potatoes and coffee, and
in sleeping on the ground with or without
blankets wet or dry, when it can't be helped.
Most especially do they believe in making
the rebels "pay the fiddler" while they
make them dance Dirie with the variations,
in double quick; and in getting supplies
from rebel corn cribs and fields; in letting
their negroes dig our trenches. and throw
up our Notifications. etc.. and thus making
use of all contraband that come within
our lines.
They believe in cotton. but have a much
more abiding faith in unstretched hemp;
in making short work Of this rebellion by
laying on ''stripes" until "stars" are plainly
visible to the beclouded visions of the trai
tors. They prefer the good old Union to
the bastard Butternut Confederacy, and still
believe in their own fresides in Illinois. and
wish to return to them in peace, safety and
honor In all this and much more they
steadfasty believe
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Col. Bickle and Post Adjutant Robin
son have labored hard to organize the saith
Regiment. The 95th Regiment will be
next organized at Camp Wayne.
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Young men Of Wayne county, rally
around the flag of our glorious Union. II
you volunteer now, you receive the bounty
which is in force until the 18th Of Ssptem.
her
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The Bee Hive has fairly swarmed with
in the last few days. Capt. Crawford IS
selling lots Of ladies dress goods, dry goods
and carpe,ing very cheap, for cash. Don''
forget ID. B. Crawford's?
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

b<Why is it that No, 81 Main st. is
always crowded ? Why the rush at
Haines continually? He buys and sells for
cash only. Makes large sales and small
profits. Always has good and cheap
Goods.
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DIR. Worrall will be at the Huntington
House on Tuesday and Wednesday the 9th
and 10th Of September next, for medical
consultation.
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Jesse P. Siddall. ESQ. has been

Jesse P. Siddall. Esq. has been appoint
ed General Commissioner of drafting for
this State. and will also have the supervi
sion of passes in place of General Stone.-
He has entered upon his duties at Indian
spolis. This is worthy appointment of a
most excellent officer.
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Hobbs Us. Elder--We are authorized to
state that the proposition Of the Rev Mr..
Fennell. in relation TO the chaplaincy. con-
tanned in the JET. Of this week is a falsehood.
AS Elder Hobbs has got his commission
as chaplain, we see by the army Register,
that, besides q horse, two ratious, and 500
per mouth, he is allowed a serDant. As the
situation is yet open. here is good chance
for the Editor Of the Jtf:. to show his pa.ri-
ism, by applying for it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

Nice Willow Ware, Toys, Notions,
Confectionery and Q fue assortment of chill
dren's carrisges can be found at c. Zimmer's
opposite the Meredith House.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

Great bargains in Dry Goods can be
obtained at Messrs. Strattan & Sons, who
are selling off at cost Now is the time to
make your purchases, ladies
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-08-29

uws see from a letter from SsmT Edwards TO
his father that the ssh Ind were ~ Helena, Arksn
- on the 2oth inst Sam says the boys all we'll
ana have become 50 'toughencd that they stand
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Roll or LyIe's Cavalry.
Alb Cavalry, TTth Regiment


John s Lyle. Captain.
Noses d Lesson. LIST Lieut..
VIM c Jeffries, End Lieut..
Morris N II Spillard. Brevet Cd Lieut.
Joseph FLASHER, LIST Sergeant.
John c Boroughs. end NJ Sergeant.
Alpheus Guy. Com. Sergeant.
Eph b Thompson, I'd Sergeant.
Alfred B Cook. Sd Sergeant.
James NJ Gray. 4th Sergeant.
Andrew j Stauffe. 5th Sergeant
John Feasel, 9th Sergeant.
VIM A w DAILY. LIST Corporal.
Thompson Alexander. I'd Corporal.
VIM A Hamm. Sd Corporal.
Phillip p Wiley, 4th Corporal.
U w Stopher. 9Th Corporal.
Charles Gorsuch. 9Th Corporal.
Robt NJ Underwood, 7th Corporal.
John S Dougherty. 9th Corporal.
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ExrESrroS. time Of drafting is ex
tended to the l5ah Of September, BY procla
nation Of Gov. Morton.
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NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted Dr. Hazxhton fer profession
., services requested call and pay ny part
nef DIT Waring Who has the books and and viii
fecelps Tor all payments Early attention IN
r. r. HAueHroS
Rehnend, Nay - l93n
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w f spillard, list Trumpeter.
H w Talbelm, God Trumpeter.
Jas p Matthews, Farrier,
Robt T Shannon, do
John s Williams, do
James A Scott, Wagner.
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MAIL TIME TABLE.

RICHMOND Posr OFFICE, May 9Th.
OPEN
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~ oae Specsosas At sAat 70 IeuyoAss~
~ tAe -Edstors-Dsslevs, &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES With vsemin need be %
longer, IL they Cosr AR's' Kxterminatoes, Wehave
used satisfaction. aud II box S5 would
have it, We had tried peisons. bos they elected moth
ing "Cosr AR's article knocks the breath o0t OF
Rats, Mice Reaches and Bed. Bu quicker than
write it, II is in great demand all the
try.-Msdins lol Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provision destroyed annually
in Grant County by vermin than would fer tons Of
this Rat and Insect Kiiisr.-Laseasssr We j HNah
HENRY r. CoSTAR-ws selling your preparations
rapidly. Wherever they have been used Rats, Mice.
Reaches and vermin disappear rapidly.
EcxER n SrorrSEa, Druggists, windsor, Ad.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30

pers, they privately tell the people that il
the Democratic ticket is elected they will
stop the war and the high taxes. They
seem to be in favor of dividing the Country,
thereDy greatly diminishing our income
from revenues and making us of the North
Dear all the taxes of the war, whereas, if we
nght few months longer with our increased
army-which can be done at comparatively
small cost to what has already been incur
red-we can have restored Union and the
e's'e" seeded States to help pay tile tar. To
prosecute the war then is a matter of econo-
my Let us repudiate these men and their
laiSe doctrines. From conceding anything
10 armed treason, to conceding everything.
Is but step: let not that step be taken by
Delaware aud our noble little State found
oowlng the suppliant knee to bloody-hand-
ed parrlcldes rcd with the gore of our noble
patriots whose lives have been sacrificed in
defence of our flag and nation.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
"Mo Reunion PossibIe.U

Under this head the Richmond Itz;o
under date of Oct. 18th 1862. uses tho f,i
lowing language:
henceforth we are two people If con-
quered-lt forced into provincial vassalape
we must bear our condition with such forti-
tude as we may. To that which is inev;ta-
ble-to that which involves no culnobiIitv
OF their own-the best and brayest men NAV
submit But to voluntary dobasement-to
willing fraternity with the robbers and mur-
derers OF our peOple-never, never. The
south has no ambition to govern the North
Nhe Is fighting for no such object. She
only asks now what she asked at the becrin-
hlng, to he let alone. We desire not TO
make slaves, subjects, or fellow-citizens of
deadly enemies. We must Ice apart.
Notwithstanding Gov Temple knew this
was the sentiment pervading at the South
for 1t is in every speech and paper received
from there-he had the hardihood to toll
the people in late speech in this town that
II we will Lay down our arms and offer the
South compromise she will gladly return
to the old Union. Nor is he alone in tho
loui conspiracy to aid the South in diyidino
tne Cnlon by inculcating false sentiment
Tor every "secesh" sympathizing Demo,
crat takes up the cry and yelps it throuob
the length and breadth of the land baselv
deceiving many honest men who in thor
hearts want to vote right When a man Of
intelligence tells us this is the way to restore
the Union, we can but doubt his honesty
and look upon him as an emissary of JEFF
DAVIS, for, were he to send such here. no
would instruct them to otake the exact course
these men do. We showed in our last is
sue that JEFF: Davis organ in Richmond
the Enquirer, was claiming that the division
Of sentiment and bitterness of feeling at the
North would defeat the successful prosecu-
lon OF the war and result in peace by let
ing the South go. Does anybody doubt
liter seeing the above declarations of sent;.
nent from the chief Confederate papers.
hat there Is complicity of action-inten-
lonal or ntentionaL-between the rebels
nd the so-called Democratic partyf They
eally seem TO be laboring for the same end.
nd notwithstanding they claim to be Union
. their various meetings and in their pa
Smyrna times., 1862-10-30
Look on this Picture and then on That

John VanBuren---" Prince John" he is CALLED !,
New York-whO is advertised 10 speak at the slave
rebeIlIOn-sympathizing meeting in this town nex
Saturday, in speech few years ago in Cleveland
used the following language:
am the unmitgated enemy Of slavery. and
,eoutd haUe It d6Oshed ,oithOnt delay say. there.
fore, for mystlf---and l wish to be under.,ood =,
speaking for myself alune.--that let Ohat ,ciH come
SNAIL under no necessity whatever suppoys nsn
who docs not believe SGre,y TO be an uom;red
ana who will not by, virtue Of his office. use all con
sHtutionnl power TO abolish it,"
This is the man whom our slave loving Democrot.
have invited all the way from New York 10 denounce
the Presidents Proclamation and advocate tbe d,;,.
institution OF slavery.
Another OF their prominent speaker advertised.
James A. BayaEd, defended secession in the Senate
chamber
And still another is Jas w. Wall, of New Jersey
who was arrested and placed in Fort LaFavetts d
loyalty
These are the men our patriotic(?) Democrats i'm.
port to teach US devotion to the Union and IN. Co
stltution! Was there ever such cOteris or = l.,
rogeneous cOnglomeration?