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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27
Summers Speech.

0UAAAOA . 0P00OA&' 7
A correspondent Of the Springfield Re-
publican gives vivid description Of the
appearance of the Senate chamber during
Senator Summers speech on the Trent
case, from which we take the following ex.
tract ...
."It is only on very special occasions
that the Senate is honored by the presence
Of SO many dignitarics just before one
o'clock. Their presence here to-day is ex-
planned by the entrance Of Charles Sum-
ner, the proud, polished Bostonian, the
great Massachusetts, abolitionist, the
scholarly statesman, the classical yet I'M
passioned orator, who to-day is not to pro-
nounce an oration, but to make speech,
on the Trent affair. He enters quickly
through side door, hat and cane in hand,
portfolio under his arm. He is dressed
with little more than his usual fastidi-
Gus, caaeful elegance. The olive-green
gloves, which he proceeds to draw from
his aristocratic hands, are of faultlass fit, a
fact which proves that occasionally he de-
scends from the rari6ed regions Of gener-
alities to attend to artistic PARTICULARS
The finger Of the brig ght enamled clock
over the door touches /. Mr.. Hamlin an
nounces that MIR. Sumner has the floor
Az the rich sonorous voice breaks the
stillness-"Mr. President, every princi-
pie Of International law" &c., Senator
Wilson suddenly wheels his chair around
and looks into the face of his colleague.
Senator Hale's restless hands grow quiet,
and the clear, frantic eye is turned upon
his friend. Senator King softly adjusts
his immense hulk, and drops his head to
listen. Senator Doolittle looks earnestly
out from under his shaggy lccks and
frowning eyebrows. Gen. Pomeroy turns
square about, folds his plump hands, his
smooth, complacent, amiable face full of
marked attention. Gen. Lane leans back,
crosses his legs, and tears strips of paper to
pieces as has been his wont during the ex-
citement caused by his contested seat. Mr..
Kennedy, the stately, sanguine Senator
from Maryland, placed himself in court
ly position and listens with great polite
ness. Senator Clark, of New Hampshire,
lowers his black eyebrows and moustachc,
settles his Choate. like face into recep-
tive expression. Senator Fessenden throws
his hand forgetfully over the arm of his
chair, while he leans forward his large,
thoughtful brow, as if to meet thought
with thought. Thus, with unwavering at
tentiou, they listen and to listen is not
what these distinguished gentlemen do ev-
cry day. They listen for one hour and
three quarters, when the speech conclu-
ded with these words: "Amidst all pres
ent excitements- amid all present trials--
it only remains for us to uphold the con-
slant policy of the Republic, and to stand
fast on the ancie Mt ways"
Gas Charles Sumner uttered these
words with quiverinS finger and vibrant
frame, across his features flushed the
quick coruscation of the live, inward fame.
His face shone white, trans6gured. For a
moment l beheld incaraatc the idea Of an
old time vision--a Grecian discoursing
with men. Call this extravaganza, if you
please. Thought Sc then--think SO STILL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

Compare the results here exhibited, as
between Minnesota and Illinois III the
first case the product in butter from sin-
gle COW is 72.9 pounds ; in the other case
it is 42.5 pounds. We have here, in q
few words, the difference between the clear
invigorating atmosphere, the nutritious
herbage, and the pure sparkling water Of
Minnesota, on the one hand, and the bill
ious air, the rank vegetation and tile stag
nant ponds of Illinois on the other. The
powers of animal life are almost doubled,
and who can doubt that in az equal de-
gree the physical and mental powers of
man are developed ? Do they not depend
upon the same great natural laws =? We
may indeed rejoice that our lot has not
been east in land where the very earth
gives forth diseases under which the eat
tie are blasted where the very wheat is
poisonous, and where the sun in his daily
course sucks up from the moist soil rack
ing fevers for debilitated and miserable
ne0nle
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27
II. G. WAIT

Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
y/EEP Land Warrants constantly on hand
Il and for sale at a small advance from New
York prices. Collections made, Exchange
arawnat the 10 vest stcurrentrates, Taxespaid, SC.
St. Cloud, July 28th, 1860. aug2-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

1t is hard for even the prejudicial mind
to resist conviction before such stubborn
facts. .... ........
The rapid advance Of wheat culture in
our State is shown by this table on page
Sc:
Area; Bush. harvested: Average yield:
1859, 1892 2,S74,415 10 Is
1860, 231 ,315 w 5,lOl, ,432 22.O5
We doubt If in the whole history of the
world such another instance of rapid
growth can be found, knowing, as we do,
that only since 1853 our State has been
self-supporting. We are perfectly aston
ished to find on page 56, that in 1860,
tco gears afterwards, "the wheat product
of Minnesota was foe times that of all New
England ~ 1850:
Again we are told that our wheat prod
uct in 1860 ",cas fifty per cent more than
the wheat product of Iowa iu 1859, ,cith
a population three times as great"
What can better convince the world
that Minnesota is pre-eminently the GLAND
OF PLENTY" than this table, found on
page IS of MIR. Wheelocks work ?
o,. 80 No. bu: No. bu. to per.
''Ohio, av. 81, '5S, ll2,683,87 49
New York, 1855, 79,639,9lO 2l3
Austrian Gallacia, 67,4O9,l45 l43
Minnesota, 1860, l4,695,5l7 143t
Can figures go farther? We here find
that the number of bushels to each person
IN Minnesota is seven times that Of Ne,c
York, and about three times that of Ohio :"
If again we seek to demonstrate the
beneficial effect of our climate upon all an
imal life, and consequently upon the frame
of man, we nave but to point to this ta-
bic, found on page 70 Of the Report
Comparison cfMc mumber of pounds of
butter and cheese from one cow IN serer-
al $ ates:
All do; rv
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-02-27

JAMES M. MoKELVY.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
ST. CLOUD,
Will make collections, invest money, buy,
ell or loan land Warrants, and enter purchase
dispose of Real Estate.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-08
EArkaY Wa NKWs.

y In to-day's iaaas will be found alsngshy
account giving the details of she Rghting
in MARYLAND, sicns which time no greas
battle has been fought 10 thai qaatter,--
Our latest adEiees show that the Eniou
army occupies one aide of ahs Potomac,
and shs Rebels she ether, and that ar
rangemenss have been made to prevent
the pickets FIRM firing al each other, and
thls they ihdalga in frisdly conversation
and in cracking iakss with each other
sgress sbs river. A bsttle was foughl q
fee days since between portion OF Ros-
sncranS' army and the rebels under Price,
Is Iaka, without any definite re@ais. -
Gen. Morgsn bAs evacuated OumbsslMad
Gap, and has succeeded altar much fight
Ing and many privssiops In arriving safa-
y y Grssnsburg, Ky, his army being
shoslsza, hallsss and almess naked.
n Azissoari thsrs has bssn sons
Sighting without any definite reauls, sx.
capt that tbs Uaisn forces wsrs forced 70
rasirs ssbafprs sapsrisE lesssso Prise
sad Van Dasas q tbs Rebel army, at
saeksd shs Fsdersl forces under Rnsen-
craaz : CorinsA, Mias., and succeeded 10
sassiag theis way throagh tbs ssussx Of
shs army laao osrinah, bss wsss driven
COS again by sAs Federal Torres, aad ss
lass aasoanss ma ssssas was sssll going
@a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-08
VA KM AND now

The meet instructive commentary On
the times is simple comparison of the
'pnion - il was," with she 'Uniou ~ IL
is" Every middle aged man, even every
Hnaa forty years Of age can remember when
tbs Northern and tbs Southern people
we're truly brsshrsn-- sin honor prefer
ring one another" This was before tht
devil abolition was turned loose to change
love to hatred. In those happy days the
title Of Northern man Vas a passport to
favor in the South snd when the aboli-
tion agitation vas commenced by British
snmissariss, located In Boston, the great,
generous, then unpoisoBsd Northern bsart
and mind, were filled With Indignation
But alas SsoundYei politicians, who
could nos win honor and wsalsh either in
the old Democratic or Whig party com.
bined together, and formed q sectional
party on al anti-slavery basis. And At
last the result ID . s1dissevered Union, -
and Gland drsnahsd In fratsrnal blood
The South is guilty-but the great, Rrst
cause Of all our woes was and Is Adolf
honism. Ii Abolition was wrong In the
beginning, ii is wrong nov and We hnd
that shs original abeIisionists are now in
the highest favor with the Republican
party. $751;.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-08

President Lincoln, the hero Of many
pFoslamations, has issued another proc
l&mAsion, in which In effect be places the
whole Union under Essrsial lag. Il aIso
suspends the writ Of kabeas corpus, and
and turns oVsE oil who shsough ignoEanes
or malice, may b. accused Of s".disloyal
practisssn 30 the teadsr mereiss Of Mil
tasy authorities. Il woaid seem shal the
President was trying 10 sss bow much TO-
Eaany and uaurpasiou he may exercise
withaas producing q revolution In the
North, OF that he 10 educating the publie
mind and prspaxiag IL for shs quiet ac-
qulssosass in, and Submission 10 another
pFooaamasion which he has IN sonsempls.
siss, whish 10 10 piaes himself Or some
other maa as shs bead Of the Governments
~ DissAsor. We think shsrs was no me-
ssssssy tor the issuance Of this prooiama-
sieas aad thai iimnss be aaits somfortisg
% ma rsbsas dawn SoasA, for Ii win isskI
% sassm On ~ he Rrsstdsns was afraid OF
axsasllasa In Che Eoxtkma ssssss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-08
H.a 7 y. zee Ai se.is.l

Had = nos bssn - Ne ss.issl
prsashsgs skis eoaaswy seald eessw D.
dslagssa 70 bleed. SHad the priee[ hood
bssa ooatent TO Oil sAssr aissfea-so
"prsash ohriss and Him srusiasd,n and
strics obsdienee 10 the laws Of the land,
the Gre eaters Of toe Soush eSald net
,have nade she people believe that the
Ipsopls Of ths North inteEdsd % inEsrfsrs
With their domestic installations and ss-
sessiou would have foaaa bat fsw sdyo-
Gates. Bod whsn 1900 preachers assach.
ed thsir names 70 retnonstrancs against
allosing tbs peapls Of the States aud
Territories, 10 rsgRiass their domestic
aakairs IN tAeir own way subject emily 70
the ConstitatioH or the United States, ths
people Of the South thought they saw )
Dissemination % the part Of the North
srn people 70 inssRssFs With their rigass
and TO agrees upon their sonssisatfonai
privileges. -
Fnsst-efsft aao Aing-arsfe hays sa-
ways gone hand Ia hand together, end
both hsvs ssss been the deadly snsniss
Of freedom and free Institutions. While
shsy with hypsssiaisal seal prsssaa 70
oppose AfFisaa slavery, thsy are svsr
ready = bind she whiss nan 10 ehsins, h
h refuses % aokAowlsdgs their Divine
right 70 genera aim, 81 70 aia.asa 10 him
a easis Of msrals and . sysssm Of Rsli-
gion. a @ az
Thaas came fanatics who seaId frss
the aagras wsald II they asa il - shsiz
poSsr ssdnee both ain and the white nas
70 aasssy II they refused 10 worship Gad
sssesdias 70 shsir dissssisn. The hlstory
Of the waEld has psOzsa this fast heyon1
all ssusrarsssy, and pEi@sesafs 10 d.
Sane now thai it ever has .hean--aa enc.
nJ % frsadom-a hypessisiCal syrsns--
s thirsts after blood and. makes asRY
shaadiss Of sha gOsp& TO AOsompIish is,
internal Sshenasa.. tiH".~ "s: "..s b.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-08


Nssy Dsmd ss q bsdisisnAl Ua-
i'd mad saealfko Il shs besisn asd vote
fsY each mea - ars m fssss VI the ssUa-
Toe NJ 10 wsa aad shs Gpnstisusism No Il Ii. >
Tbs army may gain vistosiss-shs rebels
msy b defeated Ga every bassle-ssld ;
but II msn are not sisssed 10 Congress,
and 70 fli sshsE o1Rsss, wAe ara in favor
Of restoring the Union ~ II was, and
nasnsAining she Denstifatien - II q, sks
vissasiss d eur asnY'wilI avail neshiss.
The BALos Box, chen, 10 cur sniy sxiss.
ton - nasiOs. Let sysrY Dsnocrai
and Union man 81 as shs poIis, and ssss
avosssssiDss lbss party whhsh has pluag-
"a The nssssul lnss var aad hes not bEaiss
saoagh to prosecute ID to suocsssfaI ter
minssioE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-08

WHY DeN'Y gMK RRPuREFuAs PA
E@&s RunLkAM xAR DRM@CR ATEE
The Rspabiieaa jayaawking editors and
STAMP speakers, Who are nearly all Pest
Masters, Land O6esrs and Stats sassigls,
are constantly and Psraisssnsly engaged
IN siaasunctag the Dsmoeratio State PIss-
form IS ''Siialoyal"-aa 'Ftreasonabls''-
- tue ''AAhonsy Secession Platfosm, -
Nov IT s6ssa msn, VIA are paid either oas
Of the national or Stats Trsasary, thought
thai there vas any odes Of treason or Sc
ssssioa in the Democratic Plsiiora, why
90 thsy ast prsYs theiF assertions 20 be
sras b. Publishing The document in the
Republican papers, Has the Gesparsa
Pablishsd The Democratic pla&ormp No,
aRd its editor, Who 10 Postmaster, sad |
DO nss know what else besides, dare mos
publish 1t. he dare not give shsfacta to
the people, he is paid to eoaaaal the
truth, and publish fslseAood@-aad he
does his work. His bread and butter de-
ptads upon il. Edeay bis charges against
the Damderatio Platform, and she Daao-
critic candidates, AGd dare him to the
proof.
Tbs Democratic Platform is just right;
iss principles are plain, practical, moder-
ate and patriotic ID is against secession
and against abolition, iss rssoiutions
Breathe = spirit Of devotion to the ConssG-
susaoa as 70 u, and ms USaaon as " wusy
and Dissemination to preserve the one,
and restore tbs 'otbsR. All patriots lnos
including AboIitiouists or Ssesaaianisss, ]
waAs to save ahs Union and the Coastita.
lion, and restore security and pears, to
oar wboIe country. I am fully persuaded
that these gEaat sRsis saa 0ply be attained
through sss Aaeptisp, by shs peopls, OF
cardiaal principles contained in the Dem.
osrstie Rlatforra.
/ A union beswssa the North and South
Iapou an Abolition bssis 10 an impossible
Iisy, unless the snsiEs white papqI8tian Of
shs slave States are killed or ariVsn out vi
tia cosntEv--ana this wholesale slaughter
OF men, women and children will not be
sxeeused by the United States army, nsr
will our soldisrs Allsw the negroes 10 do
1t. There ara no Aheiitionists Ia she
Sazsh 70 unite With aud the Union men
Of the border stAYs States are more reso-
lussly opposed % sithsR gradaalo or iEams-
diAts emancipation than they were before
the ear eonmsnesd. Yea with thsss Facts
staring az in the face, the Republican par
y rely upon Aholitioa and alass inaurrsc-
siens 70 restore the Usion. President
Lincoln after haiding out for . long time
against the ciamcEs Of Congsessmsu and
editors, and even Governors who withheld
their troops because 1t was not openly
made an Abolition var, has as iast issusd
. proclamation Of immediate and univse-
sal emancipation from and after ths frss
Of January asxt. II the AhnisaiSsi.asa
Republican party earTy the elections In
tbs diRsrsns Northern States oa next
Tuesday, farewell, long farewsll TO shs
Union---And farewell to shs rights q To-
boring white msa and white women.
A LABOR1NG MAN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-08

- nass Asdisahs asss 70 sss4 ssso., d, =,
h&ys maintained high nharasaas J. - - @sttIns
PAT q 4hs sssse fssaAsiaezfTas rrss. eTsTy
49, power 81 restoring pesfsas hsaIrs ~ Lassas-
"a a J, 49, frssa = Of tsVssss'
Tns lo1o&lnE are amoae tSe M y,s...t-
sf hunAa diseases IN whiea the ''Nas rIr1ssY
+ lkeeETA E1z L4FR aEpLcIsx.
Are well known to be infnuiah.
Iss4 TsPkPslA, bT thosonkhIy sI&sn.E
secena steEzsshs, sns esea ilsT Tee ast IA
~. instead o. the stale and asrid ~ asa,
49, toss "a appetite, ASaEIAarb 80 kL4fU-
isasness tll-tezapsg sui ~. 49, adAeas Fest
esahy. NhsEh are the general syxr5ss, Ss4 Iael,
"a sa vsaiEh, as naturai eosss ssl 81 Dyspss-
eosTvESgss, By efsansIss a.. -
sAs tnSsstsnsz sfrn sof7epr - Eho!s isnsth D,
saeisses "a siofsaG parxss - ~ - lod Slaest
s,we Within twc Days " We eosels a.
80 o. nag Kinds ~ rsasorfpsn.,
rss3ia dfcuiaffoss through tks sr-s Noe blood %
tssa IL gsri4 eassE, ana ths tssR ,ess aI rss,,
lntestlnai vnstTsa1Cu In other S"tHi!oE q an
The Life d ediEiass have hn,s'S
4an 81 Pszasn<zafiy In th4er - % eSEtrtss
a. ~ - -, ~ suE ioc1s intsfas.+.e
I DhsFSakx Of az kiud4 bY fpes; Inns
&niag ams &szneys and bladdrrf az Ahd spssE1A
eeAsAs hasls ea ihess Lhsportsat ~, "SsFsi+ zo.r
sss9 ssa sssa s"uns arsAla uss ~ ,ss
sAiaA worms, BY dislsdxins -, ~
sa ss $500 49, .as aiHs sag u s.ss t,ssIaa ct
souxvfs stasrs, and ltyy,,...,., '' '''''
srfses sssssy wateA Rave Lie r.. .arsa, y q,
sosksbsH5 II sa sB;s I. '.so'' .''a'
4 - - - eease> zpea th5 ur,sl tz7ssI
a.sslsls:s. sail0T. s~sag y , 20.
Ihs ass Of these Ptuk a.
AZ sallss cure cf sxET IA n 'fl LIZA VI!
o5na6s 65IDs 1as1 y LSssssr. 4 =. ' =,
earsa ey ons sese or g two i "a. - slA A!Wg = Il
csasa 80 s e prvpa sl0r Il . s.'s.
shs asa Of ths Life Msdic1ns. 1io..-'' i4-s4-E ),
Il NSx&l AND &9Ea 1870
- - % aassyi E&aae Mesta nss - @2ss9 as
49, speeos aaa certain FansSy otsulS tpgasU
4 .Mk tes sysisE subject 10 hrt,1 e@ Asttc1RsI
exaSy these medicines Is h.r,a : 2t SIsaIs
4 - sasasasas ans Se enraa. g A-Ansa"-4f7aan
Il ssd rfassg e,~....
A waisx1s 80 zUesuts ID A1es - ssAt-
II A4ss-sas nedactneS have hes, r.s% SSf Ia L.
- esas sssaN Asa#Gaaaf i. 49, as y p 81,
gil ana scTafuia La its go -zAsr
s"s ~ sT1Eas sftsa II kha.s -. yIss:i 4 4s
-. at&hI sweAta, nsTyuus a~1-4a@At seSa-
.eza1azs "a ali tkisaas psl4lS,isa- w ntErsss
s1ssss ssiaE use sSsszzfy 49, ~ u u esEls
A@A9& AA4 nlakAgHy -ls~.
ass ~ $50 ssxs sseoEAe inpaia-a ~ fs,f saoss -
ezrs. a 80 - Dad thsss Aaat-Is,- 'sss.
- a - sH fAal 10 eradscats Ty-r ,sssla
ta&a shs waoxf I. heTeaEy, .nta,Lsiy -:
mn Prepared sas 1sps n - SaG p s.,s'S'-
Co. lSs .I.s Z II DrqfEilts, S'' F'st
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-.. ..-,.. .s.. Far EAs BaS4s.
PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YcRK
NEMUERAT4G,


Courage Democrats Day IL braakiag.
Reliable informssion from PsnnsyIvania
andshew York makes is certain that both
Ut those States wili be carried By ths
Democrats at the elections soen to oems
OF, and By immaase majoritiss. The
corruption, iDeapasity and folly Of tas
Republican leaders has created wonder
fal reaction and rsvslutioa In New York
and Pennsyivania which will there sina
the abolition party deeper than plammss
ever sounded. ..| ...' '-
And what Of Iowap Our wauId BE-
masters rely apou fraud Aad terror Ism
TO kssp down Democracy In eur own
beautiful State. Tbs spies and inforn.
srs who write 10 Washington to hare this,
that, and the other Democrat arrested.
and bald in jail unsEi after election, will
win learn thai Democrats are not to be
iatimidatsd by their thrsats, and are not
blind TO shslF frauds. Go 10 the pells,
Desocrats, and remember that we vote
fer the Uniea and Consultation, and for
the rights Of white men and white wonen.
Iowa shall not be flooded by negroes,
made brutal by the very gift Of freedom.
TIE Rspubiisss party has thrown Oh
ail diaguiss, and 10 now opsnly for imms-
disss abslition, and for arning che slssss
" b. made srsxy With liberty, and drunk
With rspfss and blood. The lsboring
whises of she NORTH are 10 be made vir.
sual aaAvess and sAs negro u 10 be Srss.
~ W --ss' I WHITE NAN.
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DBIO(aITIe HlR TICKET.

u EEEAE = tfE4
a ros sxsasxAass a. axAszb - ~ "
RICHARD n. SYLVESTER,
Of JsAmasa Cssass, ~ tges. e. +,
pon AunIToM OF sTAww. 49,
JOHN BROWNE
O PaaA ces@ss.
FoM xaEAsUAKR oy STATE.
SAMUEL l.. L0RAH,
Of Csss CosAfs.
EoR ArToRxEv sEzxRAL. -..
BENTON j. HALL
o. D<s Assass cssafy.
ySa xxsssfRa Stars LARB eTTfcx,
FRED. GOTTSCHALk
o. n@6sqSs Cs~aaas T.s-
vos mnmsxA OF cORsAEss-FrFTH SIsTAIeT
Q. 9. FINCH .....
Of Pea C0@M4s.
raM xupas-rMTRp gSpIctAL DEsTRIrTi
SAMUEL CLINTON
o. Pusts@attszaas C"~%fs
wOA DsaTAss4 ,ATxsz~ks--TwiHn IEsrAaeS
"A. 3. PARROT
or Caayks esSafy
vsx cExax er DEsra4cT eevRTr
J. SMITH h4OOToN.
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RaxslDzNgs, PROCLAMATION ssl
f. 4t B. W&sassuaa, Sept. q. /,
Proclamation By the President Of tho

y
Proclamation By the President Of fhs
UHtsed SsassS 4 s+szh z4ie1 a@ 2s'.2 -
WgxxkAs. Ii has bsosms nsesssarv ID
eallinto ssrsies sss eoly vslantssrs bai
aiso portion of she militia Ia ths Uai-
ted States and District, and M earsoni
are not adequately FsstsaiAsd BY the or.
diaarY process OF Law from hinaasfng shii
measure, and from giving Md sA.d som,
fort Ia various ways 70 the fnsurrscsioa.
Nov therefore be il ordered, frsk, thai
during the existing insdffscziDn, and "a
aecassary mezsafs Tor supprsssing ths
saHRA, eli Febels and inaurgsnss, their aid.
ore and abbstsbfp within the Uaissd
Stsses, and all persoas discoarag az vol
anseeE sailissn ants, resisting militia drafta
and gaiTty Of any disloysl prsssise, offer
Ing aid and eosafors % tbs rebels asainss
the authority 81 the Unitsa States, shall
be subject 60 aaartial laws and liable q
trial and paaishmsnt by q ssugt mar
sial OF miliIAry epaaikS5o&. H4't '''s
ID. That tie witt IN hA1Aas CORPUS Il
suspended 10 respect 70 % psrssna ~
rsstsd, or who ara noe oy karsafsar du.
ring the rebellioa shalt b lapriaansd Ia
any fort, camp, arsenal, military prison,
or Other plaza Of eoee ,eAsat By any nil.
itsry authority, by the sentence Oh any
court martial o. 49, eommissisn.
In witness shersaf hays hereunto ssl
my hand and caused the seal Of tbs q. S,
% be afaxed- Done at the City Of Wash
ington, this oath day Of September, 1862.
(aigned,) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By WV. II. SswAAn, '-
Secretary Of State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-08
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