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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-09-04
Uluilian \ Gflrgrapb
IS PUBLISHED HE
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w. EVANS, Editor and Proprietor
Office in Second Story of Brooks Block,
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-09-04
Lehigh Gas Burning

THfuadsrsignsd has just received an as.ert-
| ment Of the above stoves, which he ohsrs
- the public at moderate prices: Ihsfs a
..a TnHC Yor~eoC
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

Is. 600 oou) I'VE MILLIONS or BOXES or BRAN
y EtH.s ILLS AK >~OtDAEAkLy. 1HEsNE
STE .IILN T. ss-ases aut 81 tfoas snd- de { en-
c,lds AM lever. wheh ID s. p 3. c,ud c~ftalll.
c. e. Brsuir.th's nl. are .iu =. lut a .mat,sd
Tor eEicsc,. Hos important iLai sc Ar o C sreufe
al adv ,ussse over * e,s when j. en Be bad a.
a. cutl u oay : c.ntt-
2rJc Lappslyra. q aoaasu Z cosn y y J.,
wrse.Nl ch 10 1<s.
I ~ ttouo rs a. i'm sry ist~Hh co 8 vsness
fer ssse al 4 -. an teek Ter sr f. e eslom } 90
obtain F.. lel &c IA hfc.A I sugposf et any rate
A severe alH4tes -tti. wb.h 3 ntdical atfenf-
an loan 81 zap znle ~ ARREST 1hts was al9&td
Is az ca,s ~ strength was 40 koae. ~ -
t1iar D.. "a threesa nal % XII AfreId r 81.
SwIa- Mr. Ceorss Lres. f'riuns ~ cal q 90
II a a .dsl-st laA>n8sfHA Inn. D. u41f 81
uyve ( eanai len ,ns pfi esuIf be earu b. tal
lie sdnlai, tered fur. aaa he nsNt noini ( { o.
more. Much o. paf D. came fron re. ana. 10 ms
sarpr -. lhe soreness sas pam daia.aef oae
- cured nae lr tam rev letr'y. wis a .ee
sppet T.. omcs ga Canal street. al 5y all dTeg-
Si-t-.
sod - J. 2. csxFSaass. Tefre-Htute. a. ~ ai
respectable dealers In ~a-eacise- 9sni win
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
Plies! Piles, Piles =

~ = remedy FOR this most distressing and obstinate
aiady, The Vegetable tdle Medicines deserves a dis
inct dai emphatic recommendation Il Is well
nosu % hundreds in this cts. thst The former pro-
rctor oi these valuable medicines was himself afiic-
~ eith this e~ewplaiIi cor upwards Of TnKIl -sns
saks, ard that he tried ia vain every remcd, pre-
erlhed sl,Ai- The Whole compass q the Mafcria
iedics. BE however. al length tried the mri iciue
fhich i Bow offered a. the public, and he wss cured
y a Tery short time, ater ais recovery bed eel
ra4pulce pot gu3 Improbable, bot s1solustiy i'm
tssitle. - ay human wesns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

Ths following comp imsntly notice isaskta fo'
tie Niss0ar b mo5fag
Isnrxck A~oess > scFFzsiSs ArttfFE' TAX
sss Ac.s.>'s .r.zS4Fls,I 0 cuaDnL--ines lie
l7sh OF Il ~ ~ ns eas-s haze bsea r.
pot d eur.t.
80 psr.onsL y ben su-ei 4 Gene al 9selat,
"a Ne4F us biifys
~ " dl.elses - DAG s
10 who htvs been ai c "a ~ih vtf.l'
comp assss. ? vrr. ch-yuic D rrA0s.. Dsss tsfs
liver c u2'al1t. Nstt was. D. peps''. aAe
sak.ssoft e q. e.lrs0 m. haTs tsen isea'
Ls f,es aIax. na mr. ir0n VIVA aa.e hos 80
hard.
NeL ns-s s,rs-gta -nlng Cords md Rood Puridsr
r CUR { ~ 81 sns 10 he "sssera
a.a soethsrn county. Il ; Wy p al q q
agree be 70 tax sld Is can te taken ~ msr, 49,
ma Or call
As4d u-etlc.it y 81 cure ~ 81 ssss o ne Kil-
ne. OF B;at ier. an ss 80 - ern s.ivc. a VII pa.i =
u. bod. an rem yve al p.upl... s0rssoi big,cle'
s8n tie sAia-
Tr.u-onc d-aca n isslI.' ~ = convince ~
no tse pt caiofi ; xoaisrisl s.ress 'hsling aud in-
- -orsris : 81 per les
See The siy rtisensit n snoth rcDlfm".
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

es- str-msus - Sergfuioas aseelio sre she
curse. rs 0i Z, tie potato ~ u maikisd. Ihts
1 { vie 44t ailhs - well a. Atsi. Iles arissf -
cont4minatiol sad i-garfs = the a.sef, aoi are {
Al ws isset q { ta.as,d 9Th them. a-d ge 44a-iei
o. taese . ~ Shes, a4- ioot bly, TO-, oscsqse t-rs
atec .rsai-. Asses ssssaf,Ei.ia elssases or ts
Selc aIsas e0.fuplloa RON he 0sood. reuders Il puft
and 1~sl ~. a d edse aIy exanrsaf,s Tie ioa
Contamination from he system. 80 hgtr gtosi
us1er ar - . alga- d~.s0gder-. - C Tie irfesi,la
bic Al.s "a pf,si 1 his m~a-tsIls coagusuo q
ca at.vs : sturs II Z be e4Ils ssasAr,AaL..-Dem
oefaf. y sI-r us Ct.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

cenoIinatet frem their ss6onlsA * poser ere
atiug new life aud health, a. il ~ere FROM tie very
shes Of he most deisPidsted csasutadou --ue
uese strongly tonic am more Immediately l~nvisora-
ing than The pills; containing the amec hoiee vegeia-
lie extracts a. the laFter, in a diaereut medication. AZ
noush resily less catharuc than Tic ilrE PuIs, they
evertAeless seg.a 10 cleanse tho almeniar, canal
much sooner; generally slightly operating within
tTee Or four hours, aud producing a decided sense Of
vusi 10 the heae and stomach, and exnlArstag the
uind, even ia less time than this.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
nr hn,e,. Ilonnad Bnte.,.

Tie Paaadsiphia 4 Us. IN speaking O the late
exst,suo4 L.t4 IL tA4tcy = the Fr-kiia Iasa-
t-te. sa.f;
I not ~ medic nes, " are always sAtremell
eaat "a. u.Iess satisfied - he IA ritso u lie a tseie
Among those eAhln I'd i 'hs celebrated llollh d
Btsefs. IL M c o. "a be-n extens veiy intro
duzsi ~ cv.ry st5ie 10 tns Uliy', nj 10 o the Ian-
aaaa Prov lers, p ineip iiy - bsa tlo last to
years The .xhitI.ioa ,a0W tssuncaiais "a esers
lsuels.e known q Amtrlca, asoeg whish W. 10
tee oae from re Late uon. J,La II. cl-stos. Ct
Delaware
.Dyp psla. H-sf'ese AZ I t~isesiio-, By Which
al sersaa. are more or Is. aa.c.ed. can usually br
e. e. b TO svraie exsrci-~s sa0le.ens iol', AMI a
dose fBurbsve's iloliud Lii,rs one hour befs.e
sac ust ."-Esn saa gaai-d&~lml
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
IIIEnE MEDICINES.

THESE MEDICINES,
Have row been before Tie pulie Tor a period Of 80
iears, and during hat time have maintained = high
-harseter Ia dnest every part q The globe foF TIE
extraordinary curative properties which they possess.
sn Many thousands
% certified instance. they have even resoues suffer
- fon The very verge Of an u~slnely grave. aner
al he deceptive nsstrans 4 the DAY have invariably
allied. So sreat Indeed has their eniescy invariably
aud ~infalliby proved. hat u h@ appeared scarcely
tess than miraculous e those Who were acquainted
"n The beautifully philosophical principles upon
sa.eh they are compounded. and opoa which Ley
oasequentiy act. It wa tleir manifest and SENSIBLE
cuon IN purifying The springs and channels OF life,
nd enduias them with renewed tone aud sisor. that
-. we're Indebted Tor their raae.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
siiiious Com piaints, and "a Mode
M Ere

well regulated I'D proporaonate quantity Of bile
ipou Tie stomach i always requisite tor the promo
ION Of sound hesltl-lt stimulates digestion and
.cep~ the intestinal canal free from all Instructions.
ihen there Is a deficiency Of bile the body l. Goa
taatly costive. On use etLcr had, a. orerstun-
'tnc- of bile causes frequett nausea 10 tae stomach,
mi oftsn promotes very severe attacks Of disr8xe,
.-lch sciL.umes end iu death.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

ne uost horrit'c eases - Scfonis, ~ which ~ fare.
.a.,. aui unes q the victim had been rrsget nron
~ the Iassfisff d-e7se. az prq~et ~ urteniafie
.alhorss ~ the Sufferers tirm<tives, q hr~e hes ,
tser,sfh cuf~t ~ ftese rrreN Nertfshlc Ned.
cne.. sner ~ ,.efs aeihet. i-eni nfafs tttn rs-
iee.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
TIE LIFE MEDICINES

For bilious and liver complaints. with tbeir many
sel-kuown attendants. hlllious and sick headache,
ttin anf oppressi n after meals. <idiuess, d~lEzinc-s.
lesrtburn. less - spuctite. 70 acino~ieiged 70 he
s.sty sufrrier 81 srYfhing ever before offered 20 the
fatNc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

ir composed OF Vegesaole hanelisnA exclusively,
- car De sseertained by chemical tests. Their prom
'cat qualities are thee Of en- active aud searching,
.housh perfectly mid srri agreeable detergent ape
1en'i q a gentle sapoTihe, promoting the lnsenx0Is
Precipitation: OF a pleasant d~iaretc, lavlgosa,ing the
Ndneys and biaader, and - a delightful tonic cafda-
&. esclang appetite BY the demands Of active d,ges.
aon. and cheering the mind viii uhst grateful serse
renes~tsa hsssA which Is one - d- mot felieitous
rliuzs ~ cur -siara.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
McrcmriaI Diseases I!

Psrsous oIees constitution tsvst s~ore impaired ~
.he irtuficeus uae ~ Neur1, ~Hl lad these Nsdi.
slnes perfect cgrf, a. thss Eefer fat 20 eradicate
rom The system ~ fhe eatcfs 81 Mercury, Infinitely
soorrr thsn the uss. Torel ~ preparations q sarss-
parif.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
MoFat's Lie il !

a affections Of the hssd. sick headache OF nsrvou.
.o~s s~ltaS1 rgesey.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
MoEats Phoenix Bitters 4!

lave beei happily used for the cure Of Fever AZ
-Ague with iuTAriabie -uocesS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
Dr.. Moffat's Life Medicines

hoaii be taken ia The early stages Of bilious Com
iaint-, aud II per.evered in strictly according &C. d.
eruous. VIII positively elect = cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

eB A single bottle q sPArIDiSG's pREPARFD
GITE vii save ucn tines ia oost-se
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

They relieve a Cough instantly
They clear tie Throat
They give spenssa and vonme 70 The yo;c.
They imPaFt a d@eiiciou, sroma 70 the breath
They ase made Of mole rerl,. and e,t,t
harm any one.
iseFise every on- who ha-. cough CT ns,.
Voice or a Bad B7es,a. or sny diaeal,y O. u. Tsr.,
10 get a package q ny Tbron CORRECTIONS. aAsyv
Fe4eTsyen Instantly. ard Jon vii agree viz ns
ihNt"they soto TIE spot" You vii ead sben ,s,
useful and Pieassn' vals travelling o. attending
public meetings for sitting Cough or .ns,,ne
yoar thirst. nyeauy che rselass am safe in .ay-
lng 'hsiyouwin ever afterwards consider ,bem ls-
disPeasi5le. Tca viii ind then =, N. 7r-sr,.s. AZ
nssiers IN Medicines.
Pdcz TwEvTy-FIYK GEMS.
Ny sisnsiur g or earl package All oilers ar.
counterfeit
Ar'eksss wsnt--e7sby uss. prep.is. on r.ep
cfTairyo Cents.
Address,
HENRY c srAtDING.
70 = Cedar Street, Ne, Sorf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

From Col. Aiaeu ftsv. NC. rom Arksn-as.
ssss>cfox, Ut. JUNE II. ISIS.
- have used tao o.tls- - our boaa svx's Hon.
L 80 81 = - ana hs4- to .ud u very useful N oss
Of l.aise.aon am usat,ete. ahd rvco nu.-nd 3 g.
al ~ho a Ella ,Issssal sri enelc.oa. remras ard
vAiaso.e g0nc.
Tue late High Sheriff u Allegheny county la
give u TIE following
.Iw,- al . - @ita Debility n ,ie Digestive o.
gins smou ling q q SIEVE attack - Dyssepsa.
which had r-du "a M nc-b considerably. 81 vi
was ale. si ctsd an Ter III same sire4astsne a.
vi b the "a ne liseA.s. Having Used goas nletici
c l ci EESaA.E Is HoeaASD Z 7 EAs. We toth obtala-
"a rslei al ard happy 10 af3r1 you tlis publ.
esitsuc- o. Is value.
JOIN FORSYTH
ritts5afsb. 5au. 90 ls5
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
MoFFAT'S
lie Pills ard Phunix Bitters

,URr DTsrrrs1A. ~ thoroughly cleansing the frst
al second -tomachs, and creating 4 pure healthy
lie. Instead 81 the stale and scrid kird; flatuiency,
o. 81 ppeiite. Heartburn. Headache. Res,iessues~.
h-Temper,. fxisiv. Leuguor aud Aeianclsuls
ah.ch arr he general .yup;ou.s Of Dyspepsia. VIII
varish. ass rstrrd coasequeucs n ifs cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13


IS fhc nse Of these pen. n, periodic st,srks O
1srr1as or S,f He- tech msy be prevented: ard 2
akeu ~ the ou'fatnceHssnf q an ATTACK. inusctisp
elief from sckue>s vii ~ obtained.
They seldom fail 70 removing The Sr..er and
Haisehr e which iea4air, sfe 20 mrsa sailrcs.
icy aci generally avn IL boeel--renosin
to~irertss.
ror literary mea. Nss5enn, Delicate Frmsles
I'D Ga p-r-cus @; sof~rstyy 11bir. they arc valuable
a. l%axaiive. 10 improving iAe Gpls,fe. giving To,
al r.yor 70 The & ge-l.ve orgzns. Ard restoring the
lstufsl electricity a. strength Of tbs Vholc - ;su
Toe CErHAiIc Pills are tle result o; long iave--
arsuoa enc carefully ooutuoed ex?cSimrIts. having
asen in a-e many year-. during which time icy
asvr prevented and relieved a vss, amount - prir
ard suffering from headache. whether originating ~
re ssfsoss syef,a Or from q dersnecd sts,. ri =
romach.
They arc entirely vegsshle IN their oomPofsiou
and may be taken r. ali ,tars wiz perfrt ssfesy
without making any change q de and ne o5sepe
sfGns dbsorceabie TIE rcaders 4 eIsy o. odn.5s
tier nea = Children.
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs.
ne genuine bsve signatures o Henry :. spsuisins
90 each box.
solshy Druggists and FL ether dealer, in MI.
cns
AhaS ali ts sestly nall 81 reosisf ofth~
PRICE 10 CENTS
All orders should be ssiSes-cd 70
HENRY & SPAULDING
GcesArsT-e'. Sew Yors.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
Gard to the Public

fax amount Of belly ahd hsutai mlsery arising
hom = nsglsct Of small complaints l. nsalcuiable and
= is therefore Of the utmost importance shat a sla.t
tieaLon % thu least aud uaost tTiniEg bodily all
1snis should Be had; 'cr diseases q Tie body hva
aAsls aieei tas mind. Ia. MouAr's yroK1Aslx
AN AEDioisEs. IN svery Instance where they have
zen taoTVsghiy used. have TRivKAIp osss Ds-
sAAz. IN almost al rs d'veralhsd forms. The ssiutA-
= elects Of the tie Medicines have. Il fact, been 80
Universally experienced, that they have become g4.iy
established - the mosl easy. safe and P-rfest mode
u ueatuens ever oieFed - tie punlie.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
Agricultural Department !


UfEtHW aE|H cay Fl "8 F.
-. e.-ta4r .h5na tafsre eftfrs hsiefHH
- ~sme 80 a8a Ts NeH s., =
4t-.I..f rhr fa.f es- - ~ ffn FfI p t s
t~< wa g. ehru ~ ea
- - - rafe a. Wa g feat
20. ee-~~~N 81 sr1lt g-r e. t~rt Gee sHi
- ~ III la4f ~ ta-- - 80 rn
L. tnax fren ~ prTT 'a-ts =
A. a~ur.t !. wHi spsfe r e fr
Al r. .afisf4c1o1
o. lxu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
Acute, CT Insamatory Rheums-
tlsn.

f8 rseeresssv - eru~frate he many cesfs al
- ~ these rnrcfr rczetaffs me1rincs ts~C rrrr
sacres1ah hri ief 81 l1Qa're Why sff they 60 rEi-
sefssi fn her happy eF~isf
n<r1sf tbrr partly the ticEr. tnd th1s remove Al
rre.f ~ Asfsse in the sfsfem.
Erc-esr thtv st pswsrtnilr ercn tie secet'cns -
10 hn8y A. rtrese ~ Hnqnriffs az enff.
Ercs 81 they d. rot rriuce ths sFtter. f1f fr~igc-
rsie if-itrs r~rQeIrnF 10 re>irai1t fra F~issslrt 81
taxafs- iaaaE tbsif C~psfslen.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
s'Eostday GsGs,''
We venture 70 enumerate a ist cf articles
that are not only highly appropriate, bat
CsEsuL, ECONOMICAL ana lSDIsrES-
sisLE. as we'll rs OIsSnfENIAt.

WOODEN HOODS for Ladies. Misses or
Children, nuke a good present.
NUBIAs make good present
soNTAes make a good present.
WOOL JACKETS make a goods present
HOSIERY II kesa fai rpreseat. oa, Is not,
recommended
LADIrs cAUyTLETs mAess air pres
ent.
KID GLOVES are rs. F.,e
ALEXASDERs are tie bcs,-vc keep
them.
Embroidered COLLARS & SETS
are first rate.
LACE COLLARS AMI sETTs arc good,
but Tor a.BG TufNG." 1av a se,t o.
Z FURS. S1 kwL. CLOAN. or a SILK
DRESS. or a PAIN or P.t4te1 MERfNO
DRESS. or a Plain or PiaIei COBURG
r"..Ss. or a Plum or P.iatel DIANE
.or a P.,in or P.iutei REP DRESS
LOUR DRESS
IN PRINTED DeLAlNEs u-erccommend
csfeeiaiv. iur cconNmt s sakc. u.o-- az ore
dollar aud siTig 4 % 'etb q Fofarn-EiereR
ygrds oei.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

1ADils AL peuourrD wlru
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

sr4IOTSGS 1HiJ01l coSFrcr.oys
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
o0TIEAys cAuY

sPALDINes rnHoAr coNFgcrloys
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

sPAULDlYo's PREPARED eLuE-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

spAULDING's PREPARED GLUE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

spAULDTNG PREPARED GLUE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13

rlt.safsb. IN. - iss-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-13
cHILoRES car Foa
SF1LDISG's THROAT CONNECTIONS

They relieve a Cough instantly
They clear tie Thros.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-02

Ia dag 7 .ssmn. the dnfiAs If EA;ss- Of tA;s
paper. II doing %, few words are necessary
bssweea myself and the public, that we may
understand each other.
The newspaper has become, like daily bread,
. necessity, and it 10 the important duty of the
Editor 70 take care that the mental and moral
food which be furnishes to the public, through
his colsmns, eball be, like good bread, whole.
soAs and substantial lay no claim to great
literary skill or ability. shall not attempt
rounded periods or finished style, but shall 'only
speak right on" and can only promise that If
do not in these columns, suit the literary tAste,
will esdsavor to give the readers Of the Re.
psSl;ess from week to week at least something
digsstible, and not offensive to their moral sense
In these stirring times of war, the public
MAD il absorbed in war news and looking eager.
y q the progress of events - they rapidly
crowd upon the scene. The columns of the
ktpvottedH VIII OF course, curing the existence
Of the war, be largely devoted to this class Of
news. but not 70 the entire exclusion Of other
natter. Il ID - necessary that the public be
kept Informed Of matters Of general interest, not
pertaining to the var. a. it was before the war
eemnsnced. Under the head Of News of the
Week" shall endeavor to pat the readers Of
the Rsps6liean in possession Of all the ners
which comes to US through our exchanges, con-
dsnsed to the capacity Of . weekly paper.
The Agricultural department, will be conduct
ed, - heretofore, containing choice items Of
information for the farmer, the gardener and
the housewife.
TO those Who love to read good story, will
~, that whenever our space permits, they shall
be grati6ed, but at present, please excuse us.
fases are daily occurring in our land to be
ehroniclsd, BY the faithful journalist, more
ssartips TO read than any fiction.
Politically, the Repwbliear will remain under
ny charge what l, has ever been, under the
charge Of the accomplished gentlemen who
have preceded me, as its editors, thoroughly,
isAsxibly republican. l believe the princi-
pies Of that party, are the eternal principles of
right upon which our glorious Constitution was
built and spon which alone it can stand.
In the terrible ordeal through which Repub-
loan institutions are now passing, hail every
man who thinks and writes, and works and
fights for sustaining the Government as broth.
o., and win not quarrel With him on account of
any peculiar notions Of his, differing from mine;
Wbassvsr may DO his political creed, be is q
patriot. bid him God speed. He who is will
ing TO do nothing. to make no sacrifices for his
country, in this her mighty struggle for selfpres
srvasion, 10 not . patriot, and shall be admon-
isAsl He Who openly or covertly advises, aids
o. abstsths rebels. - well As he who openly At
tacks the Government, is . traitor, and shall be
treated By ~ accordingly.
GEORGE I. PARSONS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-02

The rebellion ID 20 nearly flashed. that our
OF both parties are beginning to
discus the question Who shah pay The expenses
the government has incuned in crushing it out
We hold that il l. fair rule. and oos which has
been found to work we'll that the losisg party shall
pay the cost, and We zee no objection founded in
reason, or public policy, TO the application Of the
rule TO the rebels, in case the government sue
ceeds, a. it is now in fair way Of doing, in sub
DUNG them. 1t Is argued BY some, that in order
TO win back the rebels TO allegiance TO the gov
eminent, and restore q permanent peace, they
must be treated kindly and adectionatsly; that
notwithstanding they have well nigh succeed
ed in pulling oar house down upon eur
beads. We must coax and eejoIe them back "a
the national 6reside. With words Of pity for their
folly, and promises Of pardon for their Delinquent
eies. Now We are one Of thoee Who do no: be-
lieve in sugar plum government Purchased
obedience generally ends when the sugar boz"
becomes empty, and there il no longer any cake
in the house.
1t il not rebels Of whose feelings and iteresti
the government should be so very tender ant
considerate. Leniency would be lost upon them
We say let them foot the bill, BY con6scasini
their property.
Let them learn from that best, - veil - dear
est Of schoolmasters, experience, that reoell'el
is not only dangerous, but an expensive anuse
ment, and our word for it, they would study III
doctrine of chances good while, and reckon ri
the cost carefully before they, would attempt t
set their good Uncle Sanuers house in an uproa
again.
The loyal men of the whole country. We hav'
m doubt, are Wiling to be taxed heavily to dis
charge any balance which may remain, after frs
appropriating " the goods and chattels, lands ant
tenements" Of the rebels, to the discharge Q
the public debt, but beyond this they are no
willing to 60. More than this they would con
slider an unnecessary burden, and rank injustice
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-02

Before another issue Of this paper the Spring
Elections in Michigan will be over. In this crit
ical moment in the history of the rebellion, the
administration ct Washington looks with anxiety
to the Republican party which placed it in pow
O. fee approval and endorsement, that il may be
inspired with confidence to finish speedily and
successiully the holy work Of saving the Union.
While large portion Of the rank and file Of the
Dsneeracy are loyal 70 the cause, end at home
end In the Geld do their duty regardless Of party,
yet the same cannot be said Of the leaders
They avew to rule or ruin. They would com.
premise in the language Of the Ingham county res
elatiess By offering new guarantees to slavery,
n order to obtain the aid of their Southern
friends 70 achieve party success alter this war
shall belong only to history.
Republicans, Be not deceived. Avoid an en-.
tansling coalitions, which may promise well but
ere sure to deceive you in the end. Let q
Straight Republican ticket be put in nomination
in every city and township, and let mono forget
thas The Registration Boards to b elected will
control the ballot boxes the coming fall, when q
Legislature. six members Of Congress, . United
Seasss Senator, and State Ticket are to be cleo.
ted Let ~ not stain the Republican banner by
unisa With The Dark Lantern Knights Of the
Golden Circle Who aim at the overthrow Of our
government
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-02

WENDELL PHILLIPS IN CHIcAGo.-Wilbur F.
Story, former editor of the Detroit Free Press,
now editor of the Chicago Times, had made a
great effort to get Wendell Phillips mobbed, on
the recent occasion of his lecture in Chicago,
but failed. Bryant Hall, the largest in the city,
was filed to overlooking. by an orderly and ap-
preciatvc audience, and his bursts Of eloquence
called forth shouts Of applause. This comes OF
mobbing him in Cincinnati. If you wish to get
good houses for lecturer, mob him few times
and everybody will 90 to hear him. The people
will paw their money now, to hear Parson
Brownlow. if he speaks, or to read if he writes.
Story must feel good now