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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
"a ALHxANnRR STREET.

alr-Yaa are hereby AetifsA that No. kae1 a
s In the o@ce II the Clerk 81 tAs Dis0ct Court Sss
wapslio county, Iowa. . petaelen lacAancssy. Of
Thomas Dsvip, claiming asalneS yea Judgment q
HE favor for s!svsn huadsed sod ssvs1Vsyx dSllar
and interest and cost Of salt said to bsaS
interest ct ten per esss per annsn, anoasy dss -
aim upen yo.r prsaisssry nete, d6A ahsus tsas
sd, leo, for nlNs h.adred asl .ld s9-lOo
dollars rayabless ~ sr6es ens ySas ~ aass, Win
Interest - ten pr cost Der anaun ~ dses elain.
Ing also II res the psr9efosoes ~ - sesessss en-
AsacsA ~ the titls Aosd eavsA - = b. fAsnae
Dsvla and elizabeth Devils dassa I'D As9uss ilsA
laou fos thensScAass ~ end hsMtAs plsaea ahsui
ssid ia day 81 Juas, tao lbr The sssf seven han.
bred dollaSs AsiA aAsst As9ust - lSoo, aAd eho
amount Of the note atssssaid, d I4ns0ess (1obD
vne hundred and s1Ghty -ave, sSd az sss AaRdsed
and eighty-sIx. 10 NJ city q ~ Iowa,
and the payment Of the ja1gaeas - Ftsssd Tor ne
balance Of the paseAaas MONEY, ~ 10 ksls ~ sucA
psymsss, that yany sesisiss 10 saiA y be Assvsr
b.Ir.a saa !sr:s,s.:d: e yer' iassr As''I. 'eid
defend before noea " the second Nj W. zeal
Term 81 said Distsiss Cegse ~ sall 4Rae9 g ~.
pslle, 70 BE- hsgus asA hslaea - neo@ ~ 80.
isoo dsfanlt WIN BE takes aeAlaes ye1A " (ele0oai
aaA dsssss b sssAseaA sNsp Ne az 1ls2e:
Aaril 70, lsoe->s 1Si's ~ SAVsass.
piaipsias anAsyit Sslag llsA 4 b ssS4 jAaI ella
ssssS $ psss.Ss. Isris "a s:s::s..ls - =
sss Ss:.:9 Nv
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Skirmish nj Yorktown.
HEADQR's Army or, TIE PoroxAc, |
s April, 26, 1862.
FoRrREss MoNRoE, April %.

TO E. n. Stanton, Secretary Of Var
Early this morning an advance force Of
the rebels this side Of Warwick, was carried
by assault bv company H. LIST Massachusetts,
regiment. The work had ditch six feet
deep with strong parapet manned by two
companies Of infantry-no artillery. The
rebels broke and run. Our loss, three killed
one MORALLY and IL otherwise wounded
We took IA prisoners, destroyed the works
and retired. In spite Of rain cur work pro-
crosses well. (Signed)
GEO. h. MCCLELLAN. IF
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

The GALENA.--TLe iron clad Ga.
lena now in Hampton Roads, to 40,
with the Monitor in taking care of the
Merrimac, has picked crew, selected
from the crews ofthe Cumberland, the
Congress and the Roanoke, and her
officers from Commodore Rodgers
down, are young. active and inteli.
gent. All the qualities and equip
ment Of the Galena are said to be Of
the first order.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

sively placed on his cross as superscription
1.-THE King Of tho Jews" This nation of
slsvehorders evidently Thought Of little else
but politics, or that which could be made to
ssbscrve political purpose.
But how was 1t with Christ and mis- apos.
tiess They evidently thought that the prin.
ciples which they taught would. II received
and obeycd. save nation or world a.
easily Is single soul. They taught not
only servants to obey their masters, but
masters to give their servants that which
sens just and eqval, because they had mas
ter also in Heaven. This latter precept So
vored too much ofa higher law for slave.
holders in their day ~ well a. in ours -
They undertook tn control the Governme Mt
nv destroying Christ and his church. We
think the result il lesson which ought to
be sufficient for us. This nation Of slave.
holders were not capable Of maintaining
their national existence single generation
after rejecting the principles with which
Christ sought 10 save them. Can we then save
our nation by extending slavery all through
it? A man might az well say, I would rath.
er swallow an ounce Of arsenic than tn die.
But what at the bond woman and her
son! Were the, able to take care Of them.
, selves having nothing but bottle Of water,
and little bread ~ m outfit from the hands
Of the master who had emancipated them
Their pcsterity are still at home in "the
land Of spices" unconquered and anconquer.
able, at the end Of more than eighteen cen
turtles after the nation Of shareholders de.
scended from their master have been scat.
| tered. A CoxoREaArloNALIsr.
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To David Z. Hall, Elisa Jane Glass, David Glass; and
Caroline G. Dodson and John w. Dodson:
VOU and each Of ysu are hereby notified that the
j petition Of Peter walker, a. Administrator OF
the estate Of Rebecca Hail. deceased 10 now on 4e IN
the once Of the County Judge Of wapelle. eosuty.
state Of lows, praying for an order Of the Coupty
Court Of said county authorisins satd Adiaatsator
to sell the following described real estate. beAsins
10 said estate. to-vit Lot NJ. S04 - We ey 81 o.
tumwa, In said county and State.
Now unless you Annear And answer to said petition
or before noon ofthe second day of the July term
1885, said court 70 he held At the Court House In
said county, default Vim be taken against yOu, and
judsment rendered SAsreea IN accordance With the
prayes Of The PATTON. PETER WALKER,
Aaminialrasss OIL W. Hall, deed,
Nay /, 1ae0>>x SO
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

Italy, Austris, Greece and Turkey
are still! agitated By political discussi q
revolnttan. and % actual war waginx
bet~sss lhs TURKS and MontcnegrinS
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01
New Advertisements.
Administr.,tor, Notfce,

All pe.sons interested, are hereby noticed that
the undersigned has been duly appointed and quail
6ed BY the County Court Of wapello county, Iowa
a. Administrator Of the estate At Charles C. Cout
man, deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate requested to present and Ale the same
and all persons Indebted to said estate win please
pay the same without delay.
=, ,.gslses $500 FL HUNTER, admir-
May 1, Aw Of said estate.
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Legal Nosios.

Barney King. plsinsiA, 10 the District 0ews q
~ SWapsile ,oanty, Iowa
Jehn csaias, defssAass Nay Tern. isla.
To said defendant. JeAs Crelss-
You are hsssby Sal6sd hat thsre q nss sa ~ %
the once Of the Clerk 81 The DlstScs Csot 81 WaSeD
10 county, lows. The pstlsiea 81 bssssx xiag eiaa
Ing that there e nov dss hia men yea nee hsndssA
date Of the ns Of said Dettien q thsaes Of sieAs
per cent. per snaan, - . pvemiesesy sess for tvA
hundred and Any denasss dessd Oeteesr -
With intersst II egAt per cent. per anEna AAe aso
asking In said psstt0o the bSeslssavs ofa mostgseQ
Of even date with said note 70 secure DC Sane,
Ter Of section So tovsaAip q. range 10 ss, IL Sai1
county. And that un1sas yon apNAAH And Sswer saia
pa<iaA ~ noon Of The sseaAd aay Of % nezt tern
ises, Nssas.s viii Be- rssd.isd asainsc - sseess:
Ing 70 The prayer Of said pctitiea.
April II, tSlS-lw. BARNEY kp0. t1tG
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All Young Married Folks,

(Asd 81 oass toA,l whp want Cosplses estt =
6apbcssd-vsFe. can 10 q WARDRNS Chsse. Z
veTy 1ssss stset arriving eSeo
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THE WAR.
new ORLEANS CAPTURED +! I!

severe Eusascmens ~ the Ferts
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

PARASOLS. UMBRELLAS, and PALM
LEAF GOODS, including 5000 dozen
SHAKER HOODS, all which will be Offer
ed ct EASTERN PRICES for CASH or
approved SHORT CREDIT.
CASH and SHORT time BUYERS IRON all SEC
TIONs Of the WEST sss sspecislly invited 70 In
spect our STOCK before buying elsewhere.
ORO rs SOLICErED
70 which prompt psronsl attention viii BE- given,
and Satisfaction guaranteed.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

''blTu vOdIu tnc ularkct WHb dctlNe. Uut
re rather lower than at the second board,
ID with downward tendency.
siness Of the Treasury was ~ FOL.
'hy:--
Fts... ,.................... ~ MA $50 s3
bms.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 90
....,.......s....... 3.262 ,153 ~
...................-. l0,lls All 50
rn that the Pacific Mail Company have
the fare to $50, in order to crush out
aqua line.
cna and Chicago Railway shows de.
November Of si4 Gas, as compared with
month last year.
nngs of the Hudson River Railroad Com.
pvember. 1899, .s270 .0s2 81
1851. ..............,........ s,.ol -
-
.......... ......s...ss......'. tsZ,Szu 30
Fnings Of the Illinois Central Railroad for
1862, were. ..................s.... .fsbS 800
1891 ..................... 24J ,24s
A...,s... .........s............ ..fI-p ,sSz
for month. ..................... 50 600
ted from lands. ...................... IS, 900
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

Wheat advanced 1c. &c. with sales OF $50 900 bushels
at 81 - 81 SO for white and 81 80 sl 4s for red and
amber Western, 81 "a "A 81 50 for Milwaukee club and
ambcrsprn 81 10 81 % for Chicago spring and IL 43
81 IS FOR red amber do. Corn 1c higher. with
for souud AND r
ern yellow, and SIC for Western white Rye was quiet
at s3c e5 bushels Of barley sold at 81 40
81 IS. Oats were in lively demand, mostly for
government use, at 65c. a &c per bushel
Corrn duh, but quoted steady, with sales Of 30
bags Java at 3Jc, and 100 bags Maracaibo at Bic.
CorrcN-lhere was less activity in the market, but
prices were m and sales were made Of 500 bales,
basis Of 6sc for mlddngs per 10.
FRriGHTs.--for Liverpool there were engaged ? GOO
bbls -Four by foreign vessel, at 2s. 3D. IS 3d. aud
1000 bbls do by an american vessel at Is Id Is
and 25 900 bushels do. by American vessel ut 7d.
Sd, in ships bags 900 bushels corn, In bulk, by an
American vessel, at 7ld per bushe: also, by foreign
vessels $50 erces beef NJ Is ercc, with 30 tons
and COO packages provisions at 3os Sd 3Js and by
an American vessel 100 boxes bacon at los per ton For
London $50 bls -four nj Is Cd per bbl also by foreign
clover seed 3Ts cd per ton For cork and orders two
oreign baks win gram az ss - Sa per- quarter FOR Be
per bsci. and British bark, with 3OOOO bushels grain
on p I. per bushel.
lIors were in fair request at 1sc sc. for new crop
lRo> was quiet. but quoted firm.
Lssr ,ull at - 5, s. for pig per 100 pounds.
MOI Assrs--Ihere were sales Of Importance save
those at action which included 200 bbls New Orleans
at 2ca c FOR old crop and Ito hhds Cuba muscovado
at .Jc ,ic.
urs werc generally steady, but were not active.
THovisloNS.-Polk up to Sl3 % SIS .. or mess,
and xll % stl 81 for prime with sales Of 900 bbls.
Beef was IN moderate dcnand and 200 bbls sold at
$l2 ST. plain and S3 80 S4 for extra mess 1000
bbs and Of lard within range or y4c ay;sc,
and 400 boxes bacon al &C. &C. Butter continued
active firm 2lc 2sr for state and 10c 2Oc for
western Cheese ruled heavy at sc. n l2c.
gcE was very quiet, but held drInly
sgE,s were moderately sought after, at stendy prices
Sre,Rs were hf better demand. partly on speculation
and ~ ices tended upwards. sales were made OF 800
hhds a part 9isc. for cuba and Porto co and 9stc
a 1919. Tor New Orleans.
TAIfow-Ibers were 30 0oo lbs sold at 10t4c i0s1c
WHISKY was up 10 3sa,c 3sc., silly BE-, win
sales of bbIs.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
DANcISG ACADEMiEs.

DODWO ORrH'S DANCING AtADENf,
n No Ffth corner ~ Twenty sixth street.
rhe spfnoon classes OF Wednessys ans saturdays hav
III. nesry reached luli number rs,ses vii commence
on Monday De embcf 10 meet Mondays and Thursdays ~
sP.N. 80,
r,uJrr \, ,srFg ptNARs n,NcTSG ACADEMY rs
- on lhitetnih street wednesday and
SATURDAY, ~ o'clock ,, per month lot acS snh grhtc.
mem Edova aud fashionable dances taught IA lessons
r A. sEARING's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY. ~,
II Iourh avenue rwcuiy third street; pupils can
nrm.uce =, any With class and private lessons given
~ su applicants For tull particulars apply above
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T. NJ.
AsHEs-Salcs Of so bbls. made at S1sc FOR pots
and &c. for pearls. #.e n. ar4
BREaDsrurrs- Influenced by the rise Of gold prices of
breadstuns generally advanced yesterday, with an i'm
proved inquiry. Flour advanced about 10c. per bbl
Sales were OF 81 900 bbls State and Western 900
bbls. Canadian and 1000 bbis. Southern within
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
EXPRESSES.

BuRxuAus FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A. ing es,ahshmeut III wcs, Eleventh street hetween
Fh and sixth avenues. lous selOfd Furniture boxed and
shncd b an parts OF se world Covered wagons Tor
moving furniture the county Furniture stored
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
rRENCU ADVERTISEMENTS.

..xr .,f.t.r lIsE PR0TEsTANrE sAcHANT
70 oles III lii gere ct ceder desire ~ placer dams
nec,abls fsmille pour DANES. sadrcssef a. "a 2ems
AZ rhambrc numefo"
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
sEoARs AND TOBACCO.

U,uB Piston PIPE PATENTED JULY q, 1862, Sun
stntesa segnr, while " economies like any pipe. n
eh,s readily burns freely easily kept clean and MS your
vst pocket Retail price % cents sanplr pactagc for
trade rsyIng ~ proh sent evcywbere receipt of a. Pa
sn;ce depot lti Uanal street, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
FINANCIAL.


FAY FREE & ncShy r Afo sosT1 MoSES 1 Sa
promptly collected and cssbef snd pensions secured by
ts Navy, ri Brosdwsy. corner chaia6eis street NY
poUxry, BACK PAY, rRIzs MONEY AND TENSIONS
psp oss Pfosrsa ST.. AMI po p, Sy .iss rEsI
basement wisows ami heirs deceased soldiers en-
,b.ed 10 $40, bounty.
(,ALirogSIA STATE. AND san rEaNScrsco% % CITY
MANA Co. Bauxers corner g rne and Nassau streets
CALItonSiA corroSs soTchg ASp coLLEcrED
f,ouroNs -cALrFogNIA STATE AND SAN FRAN
WV. Z COLEMAN 60. 20 Wall street.
(,rry CONTROLLERS ogsicE, CHICAGO. NoyEN.
me Jssspy a.re. on III s es seSs his
once froa December D,rem,er 10 The interest on the
SSsd. s,sd ~, ''e' VS. ss R RsyEs sy co@pirgisr
nVNcAN. SHERMAN a co, BANKERS, CORNER or
sc.. and eers Of credit ics asssrs assa6e in ali ISs
e,ie, Of he world slse mercsne credits TO- use ~ Europe
NfILwAuREE CRY READJrsryENT BONDS. COZ
iss dse . on rtrseai.lon Al he once sl scHaILsCo
. sud 60 Eschsnsc psc-
y Raiiead sompsay, ie,srsoava!e; Ins, Sosem6efiT
@ T. es' E nS nss ssySss s,sSs ayS s oss sS
y ne Of 20 as%sg as " e. The
ssSa: spT Il is,s ,s,I ,ss ve,sS states Ia,
Wall stf.et redeem and accrued interest said
Jcrersonville Railroad GO hrs morysgs bonds numser
roows 90 wit .-3i 3i 50 81 3s 49, 40 II, a. As,
a. e. g. q ~ g 81 q, az q, e
ey M es VI iu, and los bcing the lowest outstanding
r ns ,s ss y XIV n y o % ss ,
ment n, MrcAMPBELL, Secretary.
N,w yoRw. Nov. - 1894
CouTIiERN BANK NOTES WANTED.
South Carolina, North CaioIue. georgia Alabama and
Tennessee Bank Notes bought al the highest market rates
MANNING \ DE FOREST.
BANKERS and Brokers, 100 Broadway
GMALL CURRENCY BfLJs.-CORPORATIONS AND
- merchants wishing 20 issne Small Currency Bills VIII
ba rnished with samples and estimates the
ghsrribcrs. FRED MAYER A co,
lalEcgrsDlers and Eppsvers " Follon street. n Y,
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
REMOVAL.

upENoyAI-pR ERNEST PARE, SPECIALIST IN
IL hc treatment of diseases of the lungs aud thoat, has
removed TO i32 Broadway, near the Fth Avenue Hotel,
Nkerc ne can be consulted fIom 70 . y. W, daily.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

An AMERICAN YOUNG MAN. WITH CAPITAL,
~ wishes situation steward OF some first class steam
rr; had long experience in the business Bcst ~ Tes
rences Address a., box ls3 Herald odnce.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

A GENTLEMAN, ABou TO CANVASS SOME or TIil1
"A New England states, would AZ the time tase
agency paving business Best city references bd
dress H. NJ, box f5y Herald oskce.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
WINES AND LIQUORS.

r. Rrns ! GRAY SUCCESSORS or W. g. RupuAN -
(e.hrated phiadriphis .e for sale IN barrels half
barrels and bottles, by wNr y HOWELL rgens, az No "
SAiad syen We. corner % =. Mffsp pscs. 4N
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
BILLIARDS..

4 LARGE sTOCK or OUR IMPROVED BILLIARD
n Tables having heen manufactured by ~ -iore ihe enor
materials used IN their construction, We
continue sell rabler reduced prices Tor the present
PHEIAN gOLLENDER, o. 10 fg CROSBY street. n. \. F.
xvvkNTEp-A BILLIARD TABLE, SECOND HAND
w with Set of Pool Balls. n exchange Tor b1uefs Al
dress box 1868 fos, oulce.
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

.-xr JErNE FILE FRANCHISE PROrESfANrE
nabr les premiers principles de ~ Aaraes
desire 10 placer pour eonnc dsnIant ponnss eeonmands
The New York herald., 1862-12-05
POLITICAL.

1NEMoCRATIC Union sso,iAIlON-itEADVIA AR
Irrs oS1 Brosdway-A business eling OF The tsspeli
ton win be held his jFrday) evening, atsocock Mem
'cfs s'e 'e''s'' LURE T. cozANs President.
WILLIAM y: R.sr secretaries
The New York herald., 1862-12-05

GOD wARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF
~ this ward are invited TO attend mass meeting this
evening" al M clock at the junction OF Broadway, Ffty
ninth street Eighth avenue TO join IN torchght
ession 10 ccsbaie he victory OF the democratic
party. BY order 81 'Hb oNifbD DEMo'RA'f'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
ApMoN1r1oN or JACKSON
EF.rereIl Addre.., March >. lss7


'But the copstituiior cannot be maintained nor the
Union preserved in oppt ston to public feeng by The
mere exertion OF the oOeroive powers oonhded TO the
General Government. 9he foundations must be lai 10
the affections OF the people; In the security which IL
gives TO e liberty and property IN every quarter Of the
ctEer Of the several States bear to another a. mem.
hers Of ore political fAmi " mutually contributing to
promote the happiness Of each tthsr Hence. the ci
Eeb Of each State should etudiously avoid eve ythng
calculated TO wound the sensbiliy or offend the Just
pde Of the people Of other Satesi and they shonld
froWn upon any proceedings within their own boidsB
likely to disturb tne tranquility OF thei potoal breth'
rem In othtr portions OF the Union! 5. 81
In country extensive as the Uuled States, and In
pursuits so varied the internal regulations Of the several
States must frequsnty differ from one another 10 i'm
portant particulars; and this difference is uuavodaby
inceasedby the varying principles upon which the Amer
lean colonies originally planted; principles which
ad deep root in their social relations before the
Revolution, snd the reore, Of necessity influencing tn sr
policy since they became free and indepe dent ctatea
But each state has the unquestionabe right regulate
Its own internal according to Its own pleasure;
and while does interfere With the rights OF the
pie Of other States the rkbts Of the Urion, every
ate be the sole Judge OF the measures proper 70
the safety Of Its citizens and promote their hapt.
ness; and all efforts the part OF The people OF other
States to cast odium upon their Institutions, en6 all
measures calculated to disturb ihei rights Of properly
to put Jeopardy their peace and Internal traoquy
direct opposition TO the spirit In which the Union
was formed, and must endanger Its safety Mo'ivea Of
philanthropy may a.hgped for this unwarantabie In
reference and weak men may persuade themselves, for
moment that they laborns In the cause Of human
iy asseriog the rights Of the human race,
one, upon sober reflection, Will zee that nothing but
mischief can come from these improper ults upon the
feelings and rights Of others. Rest assured that the
men found busy in this work Of dscoid not worthy
Of your confidence and deserve your sronghst reprobs
ton"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
By JAMES MADISON.

aHearken not to the unnatural voice which tells yov
that the people Of Americas knit together they are b
40 macy cords OF affection, longer live together
as members Of the same family, can no longer continue
the mutual guardians Of their mutual happneslj can
longer be fellow citizens Of great respectable and
oursbiug empire. Hearken not TO the voice which pet
uantly tells you that the Government reconmended fol
your adoption is novelty In the political world; that
has never yet had place n the theories Of the widest
projeclorS that IL rashly Rtemps what It Is impossible
to accomplish. No. my countTymeni shut your ears
arninat this unhalIoWed LANGUAGE: shut your hearts
against the poison which Il conveys. The kindred
blood which dlws IN the veins Of american citizens
the mogIed blood which th have shed In defense Of
horror az the idea of their becoming allens rivals,
enenes. And II novelties are to be tbuanod, believe
ne hs most alarming Of all novelties, the most Wild
to preserve our liberties promote our happinsss."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
GREED OF JEFFERSON.
Inaugural Address, March 4, $50


1T proper you should understand what deem the
essential prinrpl Of our Government and consequent
ly those which ought to shape Its administration VIII
compress them within the naTowest compass tney VIII
bear-sating he general principle, but not all Its hmi
tationBi
"Equal and exact justice to all men ofwhatever State
or persuasion, re igous or political
Peace commerce and honest fTiendship win all ma
tons, entang ling alliances with none. ~
1.-THE support OF the State Governments In all theil
tights as the most important Administrations for our do
nestle concerns and the surest bulwarks against all anti
republican tendencies.
whole constitutional vigor, the sheet anchor Of oul
peace at home and safety abroad.
"A Jealous care Of the ght Of election BY the people
mild and safe correction Of abuses which are Topped on
By the sword Of revelation where peaceabe remedies sr'
unprovided.
Absolute acquescence In the decisions Of the malOri
y the vital principle Of republics from which there = M
appeal but TO form the vital principle and immeoiau
parent, despotism.
"a we'll disciplined militia, our best reliance In peace
and for the first moments Of war, till regulars may 70
..rhe suprer aey Of the civil over military authority
Economy In the public expense, that labor may D
"rhe honest payment Of our debts and sacred pressa
'RDeouragsmsnt Of agriculture and Of commerce a
Its handmaid
aIhe diffusion Of information, and arraignmsnt Of al
abuses at the bar OF the public reason. tt
Freedom Of religion, freedom Of the press and nee
dom Of person under the protection Of the hdbeds COZ
gus and trial by juries impattiasly selected.
"fhee principles form the bright constellation which
has gone before and uded our steps through ap ags
Of revolution and reformation. The wisdom Of ouI
sages and blood Of have been devoted TO he
attainment. They should be the creed Of our political
faith, the text OF civic Instruction. the toucnstone oy
which to try he services OF those We uust and should
wander from them In moments OF error or Of alarm,
let US hasten steps, and 70 regain the road
which alone leads to peace, liberty and safety ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
ADMoN1TroN OF WASHINGTON.

AIN contemplating the causes which may disturb our
Union; It occurs as matter Of serious concern that
any ground should have been furnished tor
ing parties by geographical ciiminatons-No orheTn
and Southern, Atlantic and Western-whence Designing
men may endeavor excite belief that there IL real
difference local interests end vews One Of tie expe.
dents Of party acquirei nusDce within dis
tics to msTepresent the opinions and aims OF other
districts You shield yourselves 100 much against
the jealousies and heartburDines which spring from
these misrepresentation they teud to render alien to
each other those who ought to be bound together BY fra
ternAl Affection.
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