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NeWz from the Richmond paFert.

yo....s. :He.1 Ee.1 1!res second
ship Alleghnnaa here to.dsy from
Yo1k;own under sn( khe crew n1aoe1ed
twenty men. Yheee eleot men were picked
mp BY the gunboat Monticello and taken to
Yorktown An tie rest Of the crew ara miss
ing: Nothing definite hae been learned rtla-
tive to fhe destruction of the ship.
The Rte11mond bksusiaeT OF the the 30th
!. CHAR1BsroN, 0et. 3s.-Tdings reached
here the evening Of the capture, IN Boil's Bay,
OF the steamahip .Anglea, 1aden with valuabla
s'oRee bound to taie city. When the Angi=a
Yankees were working night and day on iron
clads with view of stacking Charleston
Roon.
Day before yesterday. Yankee gunboat
came up the liver u fAr n West Point, making
10 stay, but GAVE notice, that they intend to
and stop the rebel nade lnoysteEA They also
8tated that the people on the Rappahaonock
River have not Jet tasted the tefross Of war,
md they intend to pay them visit shortly
Friction matches sold in Richmond on the
291h 1t SILL 50 pr gros&
rpnn bF segeIl ot the surgeons who came
up from Aikea's 1andjpx: On. Tuesday IN
ehGrke Of The wounded paFoaed prisoners, 1ad
from their statements Of neglect and treat-
ment at that point it would seem that the suf
fering4 Of confederate pEisooera only com
@enee when 1eleased from Yankee thrAdom
Their custody and care Is transferred to thost
from whom they have 4 right to expect hu
name and better treatment. In the name o.
God We hope to hear Of no more such treat
ment~"
The Examiner says the wagon train Of sup
| plies brought out Of Kentucky By Gen Kirbl
! Smith WIS forty miles long, and brings !, 1,010,
| VnFf46 dSf n 1arLF
, 1862-11-04

cy II Sherman should be unfortunately
Elected, the great anil proud city Of Chicago
will be represented by the weakest and
most ignorant man ever sent to Congress
from the State Of Illinois or any other
STATE, Our city will he constantly sncercd
1T and laughcd at. Every ci izen who
may have business at the national capital
will he compelled to hang his head for
shame, on account Of the imbecili.y and
ignorance ct his representative Chicago
will cut a serEx figure ln the balls Of Con
gress. Whenever he attempts to !" hove in
some remarks to facilitate business" it will
be the signal for explosions Of derisive
laughter, Oh floor and galleries,
Have Democrats no sensibilisies-nt
feelings Of pride or selErespect? Why d
they want to bring disgrace aud ridicul'
on this city by clccting laughing stock tt
Congress?
, 1862-11-04
" Vote TIE Lpinn War Ticket.
uH4 At 4 EDI'E MEANS.

a rote fer Sherman to-day Is a vote Of
ipsuuclion to tie American Congress, con-
manding that Indy not to touch the slaves
ct the rebels; hut to permit them to con-
finuc to :Eo tile rebel cause, aud to assist in
tie destruction Of OUT SONS and brothers
who have gone to the field
It is vote ior making the North dcfray
The expenses OF the war, and by guarding
rebel property from confiscation, to let the
tel,eh off scot free.
These two things being commanded. are,
if the co,nna:.l is needed, equivalent to
vGte for the dissolution Of tie Union and
the shame and disgrace Of the North. Men
Of Illinois, are you ready Tor that?
, 1862-11-04

Especial Disp1ch to the Chicago Tribunal
!: 1Sp1ANApoL1s. Nov 3. 1so2.
Tic adjutant general has issued an order rs:
signirg ths drsf bed men to the old regiments,
thus giving tb9m the. beuefl: Of experienced
officers, as rel!ss filling the best and most
efficient rtyimstts.
Several new fgfments will be paid to*mor-
row, znd leayeon the day following, Dixie
ward. /
Persons desiring to write tofrienda confined
in the hospital=lst Lqn'sville. can direct their
Letters to the;,tafe Of the Indians Military
Aggercy in that Fly.
There is quite:a spirited contest noT going
en- between ~ various app1.caats for the
district 1udge.hfp, made vacant by Tho demise
Of Judge Hungtou.
AProIsTAEATs-H. Ashby, quartermastcs
s9th, vice Collins, resigned; Capt. Mclntire,
major 42d, vic~ Shook, promoted; W. H.
a&1ain' surgeo3ae.h:
urfA <b. Jrr.,v, fNsw 1f,1rak
, 1862-11-04

EB Every dlsloyal man in Chicago will
vote for Sherman to-day. Not vote will
be cast for Arnold. except By men whose
loyalty and patriotism have never been in
pcachcdl Voters Of Cook county, this fact
ought to beat Sherman out OF sight. On
which side are you?
, 1862-11-04

LITTLE FELLEK.

4 persistent effort is being made in the
South Division to elect Little Fuller, one Of
The Tory candidates for the Legislature.
Since the little fellow failed to &c. his Dear
born street property nesr tue post Office 50
liked by clause in the dcfcated constiiu-
lion, that Dearborn street could not be
opened without paying him damages for
his land, sayirs nothing in regard to the
benefits which would accrue to the re-
anainirg part Of his lot, by the Improve
1ncnt, hc las been exceedingly anxious to
get anothrr chaucc to cook the matter up,
50 that he may hold the whip hand Of the
public, and still continue to defy their
~ishes We trust that the pc?ple of the
south part of the city wiil give linn chance
to stay Ut homo; for, certainly, no more
e],amyless piece Of saecil legislation, fol
private 1,encft, was ever attempted il
Illinois, than HAT which is justly charged
upcn hini in the Constitutional Convention
, 1862-11-04


The Chicago Times had one c"rrespon-
dent at Cairo who was ordered out Of the
loyal army on well grounded suspicion Of
being spy. 1t has another CORES oondent
in military prison at Alton for disloya1
practices. lie is there during the war.
Still another correspondent Of that paper
has just been driven out IF our camp and
11nIo tho encuy's lines tor Illegally snd ao'
doubt trensorably communicating with the
rebels near IulSa. TIC character Of the
paper is known by the stripe Of its sub
p1dinatcs Not one Of these latter is more
1rvssoDab1c than the cdityr-in-chief; but
you, men Of Illinois arc asked to vote to-
day to susiain the policy and the candi-
dates which that paper, its editor aud cor
respondents support Can you 10 it and
claim to be loyal?
, 1862-11-04

Contrary to general belief, we fpd that the
Union party in Pennsylvania stands better on
its Congressional that on its State vote Us
carry The State on Congress By 1881 minority,
though the opposition figure out about 3, 80
majority on the S'ate ticket. True, We have
fallen off in our Congress vote from the heavy
p<u Of 1850; but 80 have the opp osition: We
ieee by far the most, chiefly in mca g.'ne te
the war; but they lose 16,3i5. in spite Of
their boast Of tr1en5e gins. They lose even
more heavily than last year; then they give
Foster ESQ, 257 for governor-noH 20l ,d63, ,on
FOR Congress-a loss of 32.5s5; aud yet rhsy
brag of great gains. Wal. till the soldiers re-
, 1862-11-04

W Every disleyal man in Chicago will
vote for Sherman to-day. Not vote will
he cast for Arnold, except by men Whose
loyalty and patriotism has never been i'm
peached! Voters Of Cook county, this fact
ought to heat Sherman ont Of sight! On
Awhsff% NsNn A1a Isnuf
, 1862-11-04

THE CONGRESSIONAL DIS rR1UE8.
We give l,elo~ the vote, in the thirteen
Congressional districts, into which the State
is nov divided, on tue new Constitution
last June, and alsn in the Presidential cleo
,ion cf 1850. Since the June election forty
fuur regiments Of volunteers have been
sent into the fiv1.?, whose absence renders
ii cif1icu}l to fornl correct citlculalio1s from
:ttse figures. They will, however, be in
tercstipg to the reader Us Tie returns come
, 1862-11-04

f7J The Offer to vote the tory ticket by
thoee Who have British protection papers In
their pockets, OF those who intend to get
them in case draft is ordered, is going to be
accepted US l4bll,:y to fight for the Union.
The names Of all who approaeh the ballot
box, not already enrolled, will be Immediately
addtd TO the list Of those liable to be drafted.
Thie just work Is geicg to be rigidlg attended
to in every ward in this city; and many \
guerilla who proposed to take eneakinE shot
1t our army in the rcsr, will find himself b.
trd-py under rebel fire in the front.
, 1862-11-04

rFtcm tho Cfncin1stl Gazatta. @J
4 britf dispatch from Datton, on Saturday.
aupounced thet J. r. BpafmeJef, eaitoe It
he Empire revzpaper Of that city. VA shot
Ia that plAce, Saturday mourning, 6y nattef
irsssr,lT, From gentleman who wn 1t
Dxx,on At the time. and is acqu linted with
the parties, VIC hare tho foato~ wing particu-
sxmc weeh sinee Z son ok xr. Brown,
xho YRS wounded ii some ensAge-
1ent, retutas& aenei1 saA' Wills saasF'aS
, 1862-11-04

One Shermanite boosted OH Sunday that
he had paired off with six Arnold men,
and expected on Monday to make the
same bargain win as many more!
Thus a pretty geot! misunderstanding
onc Democrat and giving therefor twelve
Republican votes. Let us a:lrise all Re-
ruolicans who have "pairea" to go aud
, 1862-11-04

tB Every disloyal man in Chicago viii
vote for Sherman to-day. Not vote will
he cast for Arnold, except by men whose
loyalty and patriotism have never been im-
peacbed! Voters Of Cook county, this fact
ought to beat Sherman out of sighti On
Khich side are YOU?
, 1862-11-04

- Every dis1oyai man in Chicago will
vole 1or Sherman to-day. Not d vote will
be cast for Arn,]a, except by men whose
loyalty and patriotism have never becnim
pcachcd! Voters Of Cook county, this tact
ought to beat Sherman out Of sight! On
which side are YOU?
, 1862-11-04

T Every disloyal man in Chicago will
vote for Sherman to-day. Not d vote will
be cast for Arnold, except by men whose
loyalty and patriotism have never been im-
peached! Voters Of Cook county, this fact
ought to beat Sherman out Of sightl On
which side are you2
, 1862-11-04

u Every dlsloyal man il Chicago will
vote for Sherman to-day. Not vote will
be cast for Arnold, except by men whose
loyalty and patriotism has never been im-
pcached! Vu,crs Of Cook couuty, this fact
ought to beat Sherman out OF sight! Ga
which side are ynn2
, 1862-11-04

There will be no violence at any OF the
polls to~1ay-not even in the most pug
nacinus corner Of the tenth ward. Every
citizen y id be enablcd TO deposit his ballot
peacefully and without intimidation A
police force entirely adequate to the ser
vice has been sworn in and detailed to the
several election districts, and a strong
reserve viii be held in readiness for any
emergency which may arise The know1~
edge Of the existence of such force will
render its USE unnecessary.
, 1862-11-04

TO EEET-A house consisting
Of i've rooms. with closets sn't sble fnr sn,.
lie N-.. SIDE miE Eses afk from ze Nahrs ~
rfreet rafI,o> d Kaat moderate. Apply a. S.o "sst
str
, 1862-11-04
Gen. KosecFanas Goodbye to the Army
of the MlsAla 4lppi-

HEADQUARTERS AHAf OF MIesISsIfPI,
Tu1nD DIVISION, DISTRICT WEST TESNEssEE-
CoR1NrH. Miskfssfpni, Oct II, 1864.
GExnRA1 ORDER No 15l.-1- By order Of
the department commau1ef, Brig. Gen. c. g.
Hamilton will assume command Of the troops
heretofore commanded BY Major General
Rosecfaue.
superior authorities to duty elsewhere, begs
leave to bid an affecf:onate goodbye TO the
officers and men Of his command. It IL his
extreme pleasure to be able to state fruthfnliy
that he will not bea7 away single p1inful
personal feeling toward any one IN his con-
have exercised. or any feeling he may have
wounded, be will be pardoLed; attributing il
to human trail:S, and l sinc1re desire ior tht
good OF the eervics aud the honor OF those
who serve the country.
By order Of Maj. Gen. ". 8. RosECRASs.
C. GoppARp, 1st Lieut. 18th Infantry, Oaie
Volunteers, Act'g Asst Adj't Gon.
, 1862-11-04
~ Vote the Union War Ticket.


We again urge our friends in the country
to send their election returns to the near
est telegraph office, whence they will be
transmitted TO Chicago (free Of expense to
tte sender) aud thus spread over the whole
State in the speediest manner.
, 1862-11-04

new YORK, Nov. 3.-The N. I. Times has
tie following:
L short time since, 31r. Carpenter, Of the
ore day into Virginia to persuade lis son, Z
volunteer in the rebel arms, to re urn home.
While absent from his farm tho negroes, six
in, plumber, attacked bis house early one
morning, with the design OF numbering tae
son Of gun aimed at the crowd from win
dow hY Mrs. Carpenter. These fae.s becoming
known to the refshbors, they assembled with
the intention OF hanging all the negrnes on the
farm, hut through the rsmonstrances Of their
mistress, they were finally let on with thirty
s.ccurztd within sight Of cur gunooats On the
Potomac.
, 1862-11-04

= Every d1sloyal man in Chicago will
vote for Sherman tn-day. Not vote will
he cast for Arn"ld, except by men whose
loyalty and patriotism have never been i'm
peachc1! Voters Of Cook county, this fact
ought to beat Sherman out Of sight! On
which side are YOU?
, 1862-11-04

~ Vote tn Union War Ticket.
, 1862-11-04

REW ARE OF EOONBACES.
The Tc1ies may spring some sensation
roorbaek to-day, for the purpose Of soaring,
prtjudicing or deceiviug voters. Pay no
attention 10 their stories, for you may be
certain That they are all lies, concocted to
operate on the election.
, 1862-11-04
My New Patent BaBs.Hel Berts

The hess tool e7.r tnvented toe boring ard reaml19
Snt tae hanE hsa& Of = bsEtci II. Brev>rx GoA o.
Rssnsrt ana Dea:e;s nd pssta.ts SAD ofasss a. VIC
bentae semand y, tasE9 = that have hardly bean
a:ned, thAt yoa csn Atn every hose e1sct,Y to
KttR:A1 nd u uasaT ~ fa:ent Composed
II batsfFH Fma1 nm prose perfectly secure w1tlou:
wreQrer or IN Ny B!snRss T4ps and Piozs are kae
ct my Fafensed maehtnAD.
uet fxs ~ zadDc 1xfe efsA4J 1ss& - Re1naFs of
aesnrs 3anks Thc f.es dhas lse!lin= ev@r three
best evf1euce tha4 can give q t~ public of their
psrioE1ty Aqd ehesp1aaa
Ike constant on HAnd- fto5 t6t8e AuNdFe3 to
ane thou&Ap& haETsls uf v1ztaus saGa9 ~ seeey0.
% that Purchasers can send fU1 zaY p4ff of ths
Tinted Stetea CanAdA. @Ad &4f tAAff1l " rK4 of
r Bun61 orP1141 sounef. and
10 FEw CENT. CHEARKN
1han thsT can get them BY say ox the Old mosn ok
NAkfEE- Acd-t& JOSIAH KIRBY.
Ept- YNts2t Cncsc4ns{. Ohio.
, 1862-11-04

- Every disloyal man in Chicago will
vote for Sherman to-day. Not vote wil
be cast Goz Arno'd, except by men whose
loyalty and patriot ism have never been inn-
pcached! Voters Of Cook county, this fact
ought to beat Sherman out Of sight. On
which side are you?
, 1862-11-04

No man, ho@eyer old or inflrm,
should stay away from the polls from any
apprehension of violence or rudeness. TIC
election will be quietly and peacefully COM
duc.ed.
, 1862-11-04

cZ Every disloyal man in Chicago will
vote for Sherman to-day. Not vote will
h, cast for Ar1 old, except by men whose
ltya.tg and patriotism have never been in
peachedi Voters Of Cook county, this fact
ought to beat Sherman cut Of sight! On
which side are you?
, 1862-11-04

t. Every disloyal man in Chicsgo will
>vose for Sherman to-day, Not a vote will
be cast for Arnold, except by men whose
loyalty and patriotism have never been i'm
pcached! Voters Of Cook county, this fact
ought to beat Sherman out Of sight! On
1rhic1i side are voup
, 1862-11-04

mn N M KEyW rN NN&FTME.1

AHEAD OF HIM IN 1NS SF1NCTS.
Hove in made "specch'' on Saturday
light to q crowd Of his followers. Among
,,thc1 things he shil, thAt he admitted that
Ills competitor ~as man far superior in
e1nca,iun and talents to himself, but that
he was alta1 Of Arnold in insiincts.
, 1862-11-04
Gtt Etihuuk.:;
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1862.


THE ARMIES IN MOTION.
The grand armies-. OF the Union sre
now moving with resistlezs f rce against
The enemy Gen. Mcclellan reports the
important capture Of Smokers Gap and
fhe repu1se of the rebele who attempted
10 retake it. Gen. Grant is probably in
possession Of Grand Junction, and is
marching rapidly against Price and Van
Dom At Holly Springs. A battle aud
victory may he expected at any moment
Ger. Rosccrans magnificent army is
pushing vigorously into the heart Of rebel
dom, and his cannon will be 11ea.d at
Chattanooga ere many days.
Citizens Of CLicagoi Vote today that
your hearts arc with the soldiers Of the
Inion. Send them the cheering news
that you applaud their bravery, and rejoice
IN their well won glory. Pronounce you.
aprrcbation Of the onward movement o1
The Union legions by rousing majority
for Ingersoll, Arnold and the whole Re.
publican Union ticket
, 1862-11-04

~ Vpte IL V1ioA Waf Ticket.
, 1862-11-04

Go TO tue polls early and remain until
your ballnts are deposited, aud taen start
after some acquaintance end see thst he
also casts lis vote.
, 1862-11-04

LOOK al XDIK TKChETS.
Look a! your ii 'ke's before voting. no
n1at*tr tioal whose hands you take them.
Sec that every nnme On the straight Union
War ticket is inserted. Do nut let your
selves be cheated.
, 1862-11-04

4 TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.
II The members ct Apollo Conmandery. No T.
sre ordered 70 be present At the CoMmenoesf tnis
TUESDAY EVENING, TX oclacKP.A L.
GEO. ". WOOD. Eecan1er:
r11t-tf
, 1862-11-04

III TANTED To Railroad Com
W ean:es. The advertiser n middle aged rnao,
deeres tmploJm-lt IN s2.ne rgsp22s oc oneiti1: ~
nt RI ist r the West East Woul6 p.rfar tha EAST.
iAt bud consiletsot expert nee IN cad Va asss
t7vf.g rrrreseatst AZ Agent three leEs nt tnee t1
tasf efxat year veil acquainted with ene r1ucl-
ia! nfces Of vrrni :stI1 oai EoM,7a?ies e ~asa
r.4 refer A. t, cha -act+r. e@erIy and eh!ey ~
cstsx "RAILEO 49," kost Office u II 9s9, Calca5o ILL.,
rr4 yG2t..f
, 1862-11-04

BosYcH, Nov. 3.-A letter from ArFs, Wet
Coast o& Africa. dA,ed 1aly 18Th. states thst
m ttstbquske occazr~1 on the 10th. Nearly
ever huase In tho town W1k destroyed, AAA
the three forts ake In ruins. :.
, 1862-11-04

RL 4 4 Il ETS.
0 10 h. thsr r2:T 5yas1f inchae wide ydS t0HE-
70 go To-. 51h~ ib. and ID. the pair, n! sf&eA
BLUE, GIsE AND BROWN GREY.
son light weights. Low FtA1D HoKss Blankets.
,0p0 III heavy French Standard Oncers BfAEkG94
....... ALSO.
4fnAa y11ta III Linen HAv-rtAck aud Kna7s7Ek Dft1t4
l1.N0D Jazds Ill Bieaehed H0aptA1 Sheat:nXs.
And large assortment al Eond+ for Lintngs- Ill
tbs atova <sn be Immediately denveIed.
Terms Caso Cnite,l States tcrtt .c*fes Of
ness. GEORGE D. PARRISH
nGi rt2sw.rT8s Ph1.a1e. 2hia. Perm.
, 1862-11-04

Tor SALE-Fifty thousand dol
L 1srs worth Of Groceries. 4llaosa Clss1s = q 70.
barco low rates tor Ut c1sa aa3 pas fen eEsasT
- south Water street, Of Adiress THA AYE; t3s5
fltce Rnx 3I21 Chicago. 4etS'IlsEt
, 1862-11-04

TO RENT.-First class Residence,
l Marble Front No. 81 Washington street. Re-
Gently pccupiec by Dr. BuUne- Possession glvgA q.
Meciateiy AplIy Ut No. ~ Market street. n Ltnd's
Block. Of fo1hD q AVsASN-
tE1a1E
, 1862-11-04
Nfm anbfrrYen1tntS.
4 AfFRICAN BUNG F FACTORY
East seventh street, Ctnc1nna$1. :
Blu II CS,

Fer Ret9 wAeky. OH 2ud Motasaee Ha1~els, Mo91
ard yeut .tor Beg, Eork, Lad K1Ao, Butter 1our
and Ill cth ct lnas Of CAskA. Wooden Stops&c4 to.
Tu Caxs 11dD4nfIBA and Ju1n.
, 1862-11-04

General F1easahson came up With tho
enemy's cavalry md artillery 4 Phillin3at
ah11t IL O'clock yesterday. Tna dkat,
whleh was conducted wholly By Rtal'ery.
lae1ed abeut i've hoQrs, when tho enemy r.
tirra to Vn1ap, small toNn. three inilea oe"
, 1862-04-01
Tho MILITARY Department mt Spring
field.


We omitted to mention at the time, that
John Moses, Esq., formerly Judge Of the
County Court Of Scott county, WIS appointed
last, since which time he has been detailed to
act rs his Excellency's Secretary, a position Of
the highest responsibility at this time. The
appointment Of Judge Moses to this post
proves to have been capital one. he Is q
man Of fine intelligence, energy and prompt
ness, and meets the heavy details OF his Office
with efficiency, and ut the sumo time with that
prbanitY which is truly admirable.
It is with great pleasure, also, that we be-
hold the unperturbed features Of Col. j. q.
Tucker, who, in the absence of Gen. Fuller, On
different occasions, has discharged the duties
OF the A6jutant Generals Office. The rapidlty
and case with which be dispatches business are
remarkable. In all the characteristics Of a
true gentleman, Col. Tucker is without su.
pcrlor. Ably seconded BY the Second Assist
ant Adjutart General. D. L. Gold, ESQ.,, and
two finished clerks, Mesers. Niles and Loomis,
the multtudinous affairs Of that most import
ant Office more forward with perfect system.
The Governor, ever ut his post, firm and
prompt to decide, and wide awake, distributes
his correspondence to the different desks. He
has but to make q suggestion, aud the full
idea springs forth upon the page. fnds its
counterpart upon the "copy book" and al.
most in the same moment is on the wire, OF
in the mail bags upon its destination To thia
most perfect system Is the State indebted fol
the SUCCESS which has attached to the efforts
of the Executive Department In meeting tbs
untold wants Of the 80, 900 troops in tue field
besides the faithful discharge Of the ordinary
duties Of that department.
, 1862-04-01
faction arc induced or compelled to bow
with humble submission, and fulfill with
loyal hearts the whole duty and all the pro-
visions Of that sacred cornnact

faction arc induced or compelled to bow
with humble submission, and fulfill with
loyal hearts the whole duty and all the pro-
visions Of that sacred compact.
Some Southern States under the guide Of
blind leaders, and maddened by the Wild
est passions, have supposed that they could
see plainly written in the Constitution that
Secession is d right guaranteed to each and
all the States; that rebellion is privilege
clearly laid down in several clauses; that
treason is solemn duty enforced or i'm
piled in every provision which the venera-
bic instrument contains in fact that tea-
son underlies and sustains the whole fabric !;
and that all the people are bound under
the most solemn sanctions, and a response
bility The most awful, so to exercise the
right Of secession, SO to employ the priv
lege Of rebellion, and so discharge the
eternal duty Of treason that they may Sc
cure to themselves aud their posterity the
blessings of slavery forever. Now, while
most Of us cannot agree with this construc-
ton Of the Constitution, all Of Us perhaps
may gain some benefit BY observing the
courage, zeal and devotion with which
these men and States stake oil they have on
their cause and the maintenance Of then
principles
:, Itisa very great responsibility fearful il
its dangers and sacrifices, but glorious lit:
results, if the work can be uiumphantlJ
carried through, which revolt ant
treason have forced upon us. I
| is no less than to purify the Consti
| tution from the stains and po1lutions tina
vile hands have left upon it
| to restore the text that has been blot
ted and defaeed by the dirty fingers 0
tr,itors and demagogues; to bring it bacl
to its original sense as the fathers under
stood it, and have its glorious Truths AM
blessed pledges Of Human Welfare and Hu
man Freedom no longer falsifed and belied
| The Constitution, as the fathers made it
with no guarantee altered, no right abo1
islled; it is for this that all true and 1oya
Union men struggle; and for this they vii
continue to struggle until its power is agai
felt and its supremacy acknowledged in c1
cry State; until the Union is made MOI
| perfect than ever before; and the blessing
Of liberty are secured to ourselves and ou
| posterity forever.