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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

RELEASED PhsoSERs' PkoIEaT.-
The follow ng will be found III. pro,-s, OF the
Camp Mcclellan prisoners, who were released
on hondaj last.
Ia CONNECTION with the matter OF their re.
lease 1t II vel 10 sts that after the prison
ets had been confined about slx weeks they
sueoeelrd IL getting word To Mes.rs Parker 4
3 Eiwsrd-, ssAf.g them to act their attorneys
to procure thstf di.casrge 1hi. firm at orce
entered ufen tie wc,k Ftndng that no
hearing could be procured for hsfn here, q. i
tbai nothing eogli te brought 10 bear here
tina. 1oei secure 70 them their liberty. Mr.
Parker started ior ashington to see what
eoalf h d n there lie presented tie csss.
and n very rhort time convinced the power.
that the rri.ouers were emitted 10 their liter
eff~et hi. i the history OF the matter in a
nutshell Had the proper .ters been taken
they wo1'd have oean released long .iace
The following il The protest:
We. the sabsefi3ers, who vera Yesterday
rei~ased hy ORR of the Secretary OF Var
from military arrest, and dlsehareei from
Camp AcGltiian, npe eotne ct tar. of ovai
pfac lees. hfd nj ef beng discharged are n.
tprined ~ tie pabic press that the charge OF
treaion wa iaate against us afer beng IN cus
tody thtee months. 10 hereby make this pro-
test agalnss ali persons arreeling or holding
US ia custody, q tu-figstipg our arrest:
lst BeeAuae We we're arrested without au-
thorlty Of law, or by due process of law
]. Bee au-e the President OF the United
states lad no authority to make any law or
order creating snJ crime unknown TO the law
ID Be'anss the Pfe-iient has no an horty
. su-p pend tue etarie al pleasnte n he 10y
S'at.s, or To eaerefi the writ Of nobeas corpus
declare marital law.
4th Beeanse W. demanded a fair and i'm
j. artlai uiai y a Iafy Of our peer. it was
fused
6,h BtcsNee W. were eniei even a trial by
military eemmis-ion. as provided for in he
ofd.r Il the Pre.i.sut, uu.ier which we we're
nre ted
h. Because were rot confronted with
u g witatss-s sgaia.t ~
Tth Because we we're not slo we'd IN opuor-
nifty 10 sX.u.be the ch rges aga DE-, as or
have onpfes - the .amr.
sth liecau-a ~ were discharged without
ny trial Or ipve-stgation, ,xr-,.t an expait-
me, Ii teerst tribunal BIT WashiLrton, and
''i'p3 ittFrhted from VihdicalipR our 10y,
atv.
9th Beesnse We we're rsquired.a az q dition
our d'sehaeg4. 10 give eur o,t, OF ailegiauce
md raroie 4 ho or. uhen We hsd already
volnnta tarfl. t4nfered he saoe
10th because Icing 10y al men and knowing |
i 40 critne w lave committed unless to
cherish tie aion md tic CONSTITUTION t
.f1tn". ete arrested u on false and r. |
trpeti eaatp usae w .trsona and foii lea
tnsuite. = hy mqlice ,enovtd from cur |
: .unfS. ani he'd under atf-et for thr month- |
And discharged without trial " therefor. |
iotrst aeain-t said urr.et, and against all the |
aess hertin eopf'a.usd At.
iosKru X. fv&Es, HN EvASs,
ttu@, e At lsH, DAtGp c j.sTHY,
' Il Gt6Eps, .JAeE, ks tn
J. {. NAYL0a, JOS III W. p3oN,
G. c. MAhA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
IINl Nn>hin.tnn

Specials to New or1 apers
WAsH1NGToN, Dec. 3.
Attorney General Bates is preparing
and has neaily completed an elaborate
opinion affirming the citizenship 0. per-
sons Of African descent under the Con
tuition and laws of the United States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

Now If ever is the time to secure the
aivafced TO New York rrces, Tut when HE
new pur, hases are made he will be compelled
to. Make our purchase now.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Reported Victory in Arkansas.

CHICAGO, Dee. 8.
Private dispatches from Prairie Grove,
Ark, says that a battle wos fought yes
terday. Our troops were victorious. No
particulars received.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
New York Stock Market.


NEw YnRK. &C 3.
Stocks better. but closed dull and heavy.
Gold ard deman notes higher.
Steri. "scha, &C 46 s>li7.
Money 5G6.
US. 6ssi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
CouNCrL BluFFs. Dec 7th, 1862.

NEw ESGLANp FEsTlvAL.-Societ,
met as per adjournment. At the Bur,is' House.
on Monday evening: d. N. Richardson II the
Chair.
Resignation Of T.. s. Ballari, az one Of tn
Committee Of arrangements, was presented
and accepted when, on moiien. the eai Ceul-
mittee was increased tn six and Gen n b
Baker, ID. n. Richarlson Hon. George II
Frnnch and VIM A. Remington, we're added
On motion. :. T. Smith Eo and ID l.
Shor., q. were appointed COMMITTEE to
procure an Orator for the coming festival aud
d true was appointed Ofator Tor the ens u !.
irg year.
The Committee Of arrangements reported
in favor Of holding an annual festival att !.
B1rtis House. on Munday evening Dec 225.
1862. rrice of tickets fixed at one d liar !;
supper TO be ready at 8 O'clock Report
adopted
90 motion. 8. F Smith E.q. Hon. A. II
Bennett a,d J W. St-~srt Esq. were sp.
pointed Committss on ioaets.
E. A. Ouvss, 6se'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
fOfeI;n News.
New YoRK, Nov. 0.
The steamship Arabia has arrived.

NEW IoRK, Nov 9.
The steamship Arabia ha, arrived.
The great prize fight for the champion
ship Of England, between Jim. Mace and
Tom. King, took place on the Goth of
Nov. AT er fighting 81 ronnds most of
which were III favor Of Mace, King put
III one Of his slcise hammer blows, and
knock d Mace insenslb.c. Mace could
not come 10 time and King was declared
the victor
1t is reported chat John &. Hccnan has
agreed TO fight King Tor the Champion
ship, each man to put up 5000 "A side.
Contributions Tor the rc.iet Of the dis
tressed Lancashire operatives continued
in a most muniiiccnt scale
The American Chamber Of Commerce
at Liverpool voted Il 800 to the relief
fund
An extraordinary meeting Of the At
lantlc Telegraph ompany i called for
the 9TH OF Dec, f1r the purpose Of con-
sdcring a propost on for the issue Of
tGDO,opD new capital, IN preferential
shares Of fj each, bearing per ccnt.-in-
tcrest, guaranteed BY the British govern
mcnt. In the cyci.t Of success. any
further profits to be first applied to pay 1
per cent. on the old capital and the sur
Plus to an equal division tween the old
and new, and the formation Of re-
serve fund.
BELGIUM.
The belgium Parliament has voted
that half million Of the appropriation
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Report OF the N. - VI. Railroad Bridge

The whole number Of footmen crossing
th BRUCE during the week was 1895.
Number of boats passing the bridge, /.
The water in the channel at the bridge was
lower in the 9th inst than il has evsr been since
the existence Of the bridge, being inches below
low water mark.
J.H. THORlNGTON,
Bridge Keeper
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

OWNER FouND.-The owner of that
eack picked up few weeks since, neai Mr..
Atkin's. has turned up. The finder will con-
fer favor illv able to bear lis Ice,
by leaving il ut this office
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
Steamer News.

HALIFAX, Dec. Q.
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool
goth, and Queenstown, 30th, has arrived
lIeI news is week later.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

Obiiua ~.

A.a stated meeting OF the members OF Snow
Lodge, NJ. A.. A. +. A. ~. held in Masonic
Hail. lie Clare, Dec. 5Ih. A ID. 1862. the iol
loving treanbl. and resolutioas we're uDani-
mousy adopted:
WnEsE.s. H. hs. please. our all wise ProTi-
dsue- to remove. by death. our well beloved
brother joins O. HIN NiINGl0S. fron this
to tie csles.la Lodge aboye aud
NngaEas By tAls dispe.satioo. thia Lodge,
and he oraer Of Free Mssons Lave iost a
worthy brother. bis w,fe su affection att hne-
band, bis children kind fatter, tie CON-
muulty q useful uember, ani the enntY n
brgse eotsi-r The deep stI elton of be-
reayed vite the tear. Of his .. phaa children
an. the me eneho}g conbtensnees OF his
neig bors, iflends asd s,qnsinianees. are but
the palrab.e evidences q tie high place be
be d IN their affections. Therefore.
Hesoiud That while ,e tow IL tnu b. eab
rui-,l II 10 tie mandate OF the GREAT MASTER,
we mourn tue death of our well beloved
bro Ter consolei IN the fact that he dies as
rae Mason. while yaliautiy ba,tieing for lie
country and for the maintenance oi Its Isi
laws
Rssoiued That tender the sympat hies
OF the members Ct this Lcdg. to the te. or
phans and rea.Iy.- OF our decess brother.
Iesohei hat we viii wear the ususi
Ntsp c badge Of mourning for the er cd ef
thitty Gays tex u oi respect fer our de
ceasei brother.
Resolvsd That a copy of these resolutions
be pres nted to the wife OF deceased, and that
tie ssme be puhii'hed in the Davenport
uowa) ard Springfield I'D spers.
BY cider IT the Lodge.
c. 9. ArpLkG ATE, ". NJ.
j. HAGaDoKs ) W
X B AuLLuoLLAsD J. w.
JAS GAMBLE Sec'y pro tesa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
r n 4 X

ENOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE DAVENPORT
l (h.nder O rteni Infant Garden, will be held
1t Lahfln.n's Hall, on Saturday and Sunday, Dec.
18Th and 18th, 1852.
Fair will be opened on Saturday morning 1t 10
o'clock. Admission fee, 10 cents. Cbildre en- un-
der ~ years Of age, in care Of their paren IT, free
Donations and articles for exhibi,iou viii be
thankfully received at the Hall on Thursday and
Friday. Dec llth ana l2.h. BY the Commitise OF
Arrangements. doc 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

Ph"oiy Insurance Company of Hart
ford assets. Il, May, 1892. S527 200 % liza.
bllities. $2l 800. HESRY 3. iirsraAN, Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

MIlrrARY MkN, AIreNrIoH.-lf Won
wish for if"fm d full equipment- call cp
+. l. Erskine, Aickofls' L ock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

Landing Of Gen banks Division.
Special to the orld.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.
A credited rumor prevails that Banks
expedition has landed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
THE CI Y.

ATTENTION, OFFicGns.-For a choice
mill AIRY Uniform, call ut Conr's, clrner Trad,
aud Second streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
We LEARN with pleasure ,ha, John II p,

We LEARN with pleasure that John Il Ba-
cor, tha VIII known rdtord I'D .ptltce Of
good teo~e. ira ieespd Il ip' 4. ~. x hotel
this ace, hnl altered ib. .s,e.. h. I},c5.'s
Lxcu,sGE. a. hss ben hos, 1r some time
r.paiiley. t-https and reiatni>hfct e uitd-
Ing. tie ie now dutnlcitsd in the Exchange
atd .xperts II Remain th-r an "a he va
'aupou. for k.c iip a exr il.nt hotel y lille in
the Iowa tlo se, rust the travelling ccm
muhit3 ~lli give hkn rno,hrr uiai, such ar
ore as ali. k--p him Ia the hn'!aaa.
IL lnirr.iei f5s landlord and i.
shonid ba ma IL 10 stav one, az n is "hosi'
IN himself IL IL! stii run his Livery st .ble
in eonoe.ion with his house. aud carr, guest.
10 and from The cs,s Tree Hashtugton D.m
ocYdt
Oar citiz ns will please bear this fact In
mind and when they 60 10 Wast ingtcn, pu, NJ
With R,crn-one Of the best fellows in Iowa
He will do TO keep hote." an where.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

A. p. Z D. K8LlY.
DACKE OF BtEP Anu russ. AND
l 9hippse q Live eteaks s. bsa1v :
ooolS-oOV
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

PERsoxAL.-Mal9r Kinney and Capt.
Osborn, of the [. :. Pay Department, Arrived
at the Bur,is Hons, last evening from Cuuucil
uls Gol Morlei,e, from the sam place.
and several oher military gentlemen arrived
from the west
REaovaD.-Jack Speed has removed
HE blacksmith shep four doors west of its for
mer location on Third street, between Brady
and Perry, where he viii be pleased TO see all
his old customers and wait upon new 0. es-
Give him call by al meaus
TIE 2ofu REGIMENT MovING.-This
regiment, located at Council Bluffs has zen
long tine in orgsnizug, Il according to til.
following dispatch. it will be seen that It is off
at lat;
CouNcIL BluFFs, Dec 7th, 1862
GsN BAKra:-Regimen under way fn St
Joseph, on loot. in three divisions. by different
rodtes 1ne last left this morning and | tois
low Tomorrow. / have heard from II 81 uu-
der command cf Patterson last night, ten
mil.s b. vond State lice getting along Fl civ
hope 10 have all the regiment ut ST. Josegh
by the l9th inst
Tuos. II BGsroN JR.. Col 29h.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10
BELGIt VI.

The Belgium Parliament has voted
that half million Of the appropriation
for the public works be applied 10 the re-
lief Of its distressed cotton operatives.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-10

Go5D TlMg CoMISG.-The native
New E1glanders met Ia force at the Blris
House oa Monday evening, ard resolved to
have lively time at tat place on the even
ing OF the % inst. We have never seen a
ere euthu-iasiic meetii & Of the Society, and
no If rt will BE- spared 10 make ts Annual
Festival the most interesting ever held -suct.
a one as an; soa and daughter OF New Eng
land viii be- happy TO attend Among other
things Gen. Baker has taken it upon himself
to provide tsrre OF rea! y Eogiand ci>
der--rnade o! New Enslani apples whi
@lll form leading feature III the dining bali
Dc Buftis has taken the contract 10 provide
model Nv L gland surpar. Every Ynuk.e
IN these paiis is expecte 10 be on hand.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
All Over.

The election is over, and.thc Lord knows
We arc glad Of it. We have taken the posi-
ton that 'nthese times party considerations
ought to be laid aside and left out Of view,
because we firmly believe such to be the
true policy Of the people ofthe North. We
have 'abored with what little ability we
possess; to impress that truth upon the con
sc'encesot tn. people Of this county. We
Also labo'ed to secure the election OF a ticke,
nominated upon that basis At dis TINA
We can"ot state whether We have been in
any degree successful or not. Bu, whether
successful or otherwise, we have the salts
faction Of believing that we have labored il
ajust cause; that We have no. resortel to
that questionable kind Of electioneerins that
has so largely been practiced BY our purtv
friends /; that We have done 10 man any
wrong. We also have the satisfaction Of
knowing that many OF our opponents this
fall were our heartie>t Co operators last fail ;
that they still believe rs they did then, ,hn.
our position is right, for they have Often
- late 81 since ths party conven ion on the
LIST ,ult.-acknowledsed .ha. We were ,1;q t
and must succeed finally. If they KIN 10 We
are riaht, they must know the. are .c,un, !;
aud Il they are able to appreciate the posi
ton Of person .doi"s u te.Ni,l wrong, may
God have mercy on them.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

they met atbody Of rebel cavalry about
seven miles this side Of that place and wore
compelled to retreat. They Obtained infor-
nation that rebel reinforcements are con.
stant'y arriving at Warrenton,
To-day Gen. Halieck, attended by hi,
staff, visited the l56th New York regiment
known as the Halleck Infantry, under com
tnand IF Col. fGarrard.| Iti* the first visir
OF this character which has been made by
Gen. Halleck since he has been Commander
in sChief. = = ry.ps.s -f.vs ~ ~ .ys~--..
New York, Nov.<2.
A special dispatch says that the rebels ara
making demonstrations towards Manassas,
and had ran off : train from Bull l;un
bridge. = =
General Sigel states-tI have sent strong
force to Bull Run Bridge, to restore the train
TO the track .-.. ,.,.......:,cc
Bayard's force was attacked at 4 O'Clock
to-day at Aldie, and is now encamped two
miles east Of that place.
A dispatch from Stahl saws. the rebels arr
repairing the railroad to Manassas.
Frederick dispatch to the Herald SAYS
the secessionists there say that rebel force
from Western Virginia has joined Lee anc
has been ordered to Jacksons division.
After the next general engagement peac,
propositions will come from Richmond.
1t was reported at Port Roval that a reb
el ram was coming down the river from
Savannah.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
Tne Richmond Examiners COMMITMENTS In
the Northern Allies Of Rebt.iti,,,,


Aorthefn unity X enlsd, Nor the last two
years there has been but one party in the
United States THIS fatal fact has causes,
sae death Of men by the hundred thousand
Abolished the constitution, DESTROYED. uubli9
.,bcrty rendered public justice a myth. ard
lhe courts OF law mockery. Here follows a
bong trade ssain>t the usurpa,ion' Of the
NottN s4 '..S.s~a ) ssf4 = .4r73 ss = 's<
Bat t.ts unity is deal, and the fact il the
most f"oorubts feature, noe appa ent, Of tie
present. situation. 1t has dissolved before the
sierce resistance Of the Southern armies do.
ring the past season, and the approach Of
he new congressional elections. A new
element Is now introduced Into the political
stream. We shall noon hear other appeals
than those directed to national animosity.
When political affairs have reganed some.
thing like = nornal condition, some reasona
bic hopes may he entertained for an end Of
th. war. From tsis paint Of rieto the late Do.
titietsk developments IN tie Worth Asrss d mors
svioss b,ssrsst ast:a tie military necs .af tie
dry, important rs these are. So long as tie
Northern peopi> were all animated by the in
fsr"al disposition displayed by al parties of
that country during thu last two years. there
sas no hope for peace except in the extermi.
nation Of their whole arm bes-ing population
The return OF that nation to sanil., aud 10 the
or iinary conditions Of thought am. feeling,
Is Necessary preliminary TO negotiations with
Il. 8 -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
PROCLAMArION s'...s SIS
BY Alexander Ramsey, Governor 81 II
-rnsFTs Slate Of Minnesnfa

WHEREAs, it is meet and in accordance With (
good and cherished custom Of our fathers WORTHY
to be statute forever in al; our dwellings," that
the people " when they have gathered the fruit of
the land," should "keep feast unto the Lord
in commemoration of his goodness, and by a rub
lie act OF Christian worship, acknowledge their
dependence as community upon Him in whose
hands the Kingdoms of the Earth arc but as dust
in the balance: =
Therefore, ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Governor Of
the State Of Minnesota. do hereby set apart tn,
DAY OF THE PRESENT
MONTH OF NOVEMBER, as 4 Day Of Thanks
giving TO Almighty God for his wonderful mercy
towards us-for all the good gifts Of His Proyi-
dence-for Health and restored Domestic Peace
enjoy. ~
Especially let US recognize his mercy in that
lie has delivered our borders from the savage enc.
mics VINO rose up against and cast them into
the pit they had prvly dug for US; that our lend:
have been lescu ID from the horrors of captivity
anu that our homes and household treasures are
no" safe from the violence of Indian robbers and
assassins. And let praise Him for the continued
preservation Of the Governn- eat of our Father;
from the assaults Of traitors and rebels: for the
sublime spirit OF patriotism, and courage and con
stancy with whsh lie has filled the hearts of it!
defenders; for the victories won by the valor O
our troops; for the glorious share of Minnesota ir
| 'A"SS'oo oHA VI VI tue Union cause
for the safety of the soas who have passed throupf
the hre of battle unscratched, and the honorable
tame OF the gallant dead; for the alacrity and.de
votlon with which our citizens have rushed from
their unharyested fields to the standard of the ma
uon, and above all for the assurance that the tolls
and perils and wounds, and self-devotion are 10
IN vain; for the tokens, now manifest of His will
that through the blood and sweat of suffering ant
sacrifice the nation is to be saved from its grea
calamity and the great crime of which it is at ouc
the effect and punishment, and that behind tn
thunders, and lghtnings, and clouds of the tenn
pest the awful form Of fJehovah is visible, descend
ing IN fire upon the Mount to renew the broke,
tablets of the Constitution, and proclaim FREEDo,
as the condition and the law of a restored and re-
generated Union.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of tn
/ State, at the city of St. Paul, this thir
L. ST. day OF November, in the year Of our Lor
one thousand eight hundred and sixtv-two
ALEXANDER RAMSEY
By the Governor:
| JAMES Fl. BAKER,
| Secretary of State
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
Iron Clad ShiDS.

Donald Mckay, the wellknown American
ship, builder, has just returned from visit to
England and France, where he personally in-
>pcctcd the iron-clad fleets now building il,
those countries. In IL ter DESCRIBING them
ne doubts the propriety of our constructing
so many vessels Of the Monitor pattern, as h
evidently regards then, az inferior to the lary,
vessels W building abroad for offensive purposes.
Their lownes;s in the water and inferior speed
would, he thinks, put them at the mercy OF
the huge rams, for such they are, that com
pose the European fleets. The Ironsidcs. and
the great ram building by Mr.. Webb, he fears,
will bc the only two effective vessels in our
navy for deep water PURPOSES. Mr.. KcKav
Is high authority, and what he SAYS should
be needed by the Navy Department.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05

before RrA,nond, anasa thorough examin.,s
ton Of his movements from dsy to day, VI.
ter the battle commenced, did not d;sclose
one solttd'y nistake & olunderon his part.
The Richmond Ezamisner, lin yery able
article on the leading military commanders
OF the day. accorded to Mcclellan the honor
Of being the very best field marshal in the
world.@~-Next to him, it claims that Lee is
the best. Such testimonials from our enc.
my ought to be Of some weight. =
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
SOlI.er>, Vofe

The honeer of,he Ist inst. copies extracts
from letters from the First, Fourth, and
Seventh Regiments, from which it appears
that not moro than half tho soldiers ia the
several regiments cared enough about the
matter to vote at ait; and quite majority
Of those who did vote cast their ballots kr
Z Major Cullen. @>&s ~e4
Ono scrtsuee in the letter iron, the FRS,
tells the whole story. It is this i: ave
care very little abon. who is OF who is no,
sected. s9&
9' That sentence Is stron s,y corroborated BY
the testimony Of Lieutenant Martin Magiu.
mis-, ia : letter 10 Mr.. Grah.m. lls says,
3" We never msation politics here" -."a
vrhss j. the way Republicans and Demo
acra,sgss along, together when they are 6M,.
ing FOR their ,untrr. But tish,ias and talk.
ing sS ysx.ly different pursuits. When
,hs latter i ,hs sum total Of one's 8 patriotism
.ahss psrson will naturally cl'ns; To- the
shadsw Of some old party. org,nixa,io.,.