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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

AA8 President II unwaliiB 70 aeespN
Gaes. seissps resignation. -
Browning, Caleb Smith and Holt, viii
probably be appointed Supreme Court
Judges it the bill before Congress besl
comes . Law. :
Gen, Fremont vas before the war com
missse on sha Iath. ! gsa8 4 AL z
Txsasasy notes ara &vs per Gems disesans
gold Ave per cent premium. An Alex
aaaria msrcHant was arrested On satsaf-
day for refusing u take them at par
Gen. Montgomery released him, but or
dered All persons to be arrested who re-
fused to take the notes at par. r..,.,
The Cincinnati Gazette has news that
on Monday last Humphrey MaEshalla troops
being cOrneFed BY Col. GarRsld's forces
Laid down their arms and disbandeds--
They burnt everything they had sxesPs
cannon. .......a .. ..r..s....
The n. 7, Hsrald's correspondence says
grand division j. being formed under
Gen. Shields, with Meagher, Malligan,
Caas and Corcoran for brigades. +s't
King introduced q bill in the Senate TO
authorize the Secretary of the Treasury
TO issue Treasury notea to the amount Of
one hundred million dollars at seven per
cent interest, and providing for direct
tax Of ten mllions FOR the payment Of the
interest, ...Y-. 49,. g., -... -...
The President has approved the joint
resolutions explanatory Of the act 70 in
crease the duties % tea, sugar and coffee
Mrs. Myra Clarke Gaines received per-
mission. to 90 to New Orleans via For
Moaroe and Norfolk. s~i..s
| a report is circulated AMI believed.
that Secretary Cameron has resigned, and
that Hon. Edwin IL. Stanton will take bis
place. 1t is also stated that Cameron vii
be appointed Minister to Russia.
Aspeeial to the Post, dated the 18th
says the House committee OF ways ant
means are considering The expediencY Of
Recommending the issue of treasury nose'
smaller than hVes, as there is great de-
mand for bills Of the denominations Of
one and TIVE, a-..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

GETTING ogT eR THg WAg.--AlexAadeE
Cummings, she publisher ef the New York
Hdrlds who had chs banding Of ., 010,-
coo Government gold BY order Of the Sec
Rotary OF War, and who managed TO pat
Sl41 600 of the amount 10 his own credit.
ID g1ing abroad for ths beneat of his health
Van Ryck's developments seem to have
Affected him In tender spos. Butwhy lea
him take himself ous of the way till he
haa accounted for that $l40,000. In the
Administration going 10 connive AZ suessa
delngs as has heaa proved % be sommis-
ted By shis man and bis enaployeF. simon
Canieron. EsssS4l4as Hsrals.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

IN The New York Times thinks ii IL
little snuaing 20 reflect how perfectly
quiet Canada was under the Trent scout.
rage" until abe heard from England. II
was not until the old lion growlsd that
the whelps thought Of whining. Canada
looks abroad for her resentments, as well
as for her opinions, Governors, and 9th
or Injuries,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

Ael lr42a = q j. = - AH.
THE IHyto imp pc Coz hnsnt ffnan-
rhe say TO gain shs spees q EaslaDd
aid Frahce. Fight.
The way 70 increase our army 70 mil
lion of men. Fight.
The way to entertain rebsla, pirates
and traitors. Fight.
The way 10 sustain the Government and
show we are In earest. Fight.
The way, and the only way, 10 have
psscc, Fight.
The wav to do Justice and promote free
szasag Il RseRs 8% 5HE{ a3 rSs.4E
TIE way 10 have Bible faish - 10 have
works. Therefore, FIGHT.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

HoasE SHoEISo IN WnsEsv--Some
blaeksmiths seem to forget that horses
shod in winter should hare the inner side
Of the shoe OF such e1n6guration az to
let go easily Of snow balls fermed within
the hoof. Il only requires gradual ia
crease IN size outward, with No doyesail~
ing in agnre, aud each ball almost az
Tast % formed, will readily be parted
with. Why could not the herss shoa. for
city use, have slight coating of gatta
perCha on its upper side, so as to 6ssak
the momentum of blows on the paving
stones This would materially anchor
ate the dithculty so frequent in cities,
where one 9th of the horses have their
feet ruined In few years By continually
sreaiing on too solid pavemeat.--Scssa-
tifc American. ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

PooR FELLow.-one George Lee, whose
property in New Orleans has beOu conEs-
Gated by the rebels, committed suicide ut
Ballston Spa, New York, sfew days since,
Tbs loss of q hundred thousand, dollars
caused him 70 hacone insane. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

e1 4 Connecticut soldier writes home
thai the CommiasaFy nc Annapolis has
given the boys SO much mule meat that
the ears Of the whole regiment have grown
three aud a half inehea since their arrival
&C the Maryland capital.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15
JANHAW MHNE.

Our Fremont County neighbors have
been considerably annoyed Of late by jay
hawkers from the other side OF tsBig Mud
dy." Some two weeks ago party of
them came across and proceeded to the
farm Of Thomas Egget, where 1t was re-
ported some Missouri secessionists had
driven some stockfor safe keeping, and
attempted 10 drive of pretty good drove,
among the rest some of Fuget,s stock
He rallied the neighh0Es to bis assistance,
and attacked the iayhawkers, killing one
and capturing eleven of them. Mr.. Fa-
get received four shots which are likely
70 prove fatal. The jayhawkers we're
lodged 10 the Sidney Jail bnt have sub
sequently been released, zs-
This class of men had been investing
the southern part Of the county for some
time, and left several vacant stalls to tea-
tify to their success, but they had not be-
fore engaged upon so large scale, and
nov that they have become so completely
fooled they win probably be deferred
from future depredations. i rumor il
ahoat that in their parambulati0ns pr-
ty Of these depredators called ut the house
Of a minister, residing In Atchison ooua-
tn, bio, whose procliyities were decidedly
9.secesh," and asked him TO get out OF
bed flor it was the dead hour of aightl
and perform the sfSeeeah Quiekatsp., D.
OF course the parson felt like declining q
demand which seemed 70 him so uninas.
and at the samc. time subjected him TO
severe "pains and penalties" fer o breach
of church discipline. Bat the dsmaud
was imperative, and notwithstanding the
wicked example. be was furnishing his
parishionsars be- had to submit, and to
the great delight Of ons party, at lssss,
With no ether wearing apparel than that
with which be slept, the worthy pagson
went through tbs tsperfoTmaneco TO the
best On his ability bns being somewhat
out Of practice could not perform to The
satisfaction Of Bis audience. They dis
covered that one foot moved more surizhs.
IL than shs other, and 10 order 70 ballaaas
thea nrdarad aim to pal boos upon The
spriahtly foets which be did, and than rs-
newsd the dance. La this way thsy
amused themselves until they thosaght
thsy had the sousharn sympathy ahoat
danced out Of him aRd then lefe him TO
danoa alone or
Y ~ssek she pallow's wssrouas po~eTs,s
10 be preferred. How the minister pas
nod the fszaaIadas "a the Might we are met
insormed bus b. No doubt reSec1ad that
Il Solomon did aay oshers Ia . lima 60
lance, y Gsas was not the pastiepIa9 kins
q which b. has re1sr 81. - wuo4 "a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

WpiTEa QVARTKRs.-The Cairo Ga
zssss says that the "Eaajority Of the troops
now here have entered their 'swinter quar-
tiers, J" or rather exchanged their canvass
tents for two-story board barracks
These barracks are rather comfortably
arranged, many Of them having vide,
faring- mouthed mud and stick chimneyS,
capaeious enough to admis at once con-
siderable raft of saw logs. Many Of the
soldiers have added, at shsir own expense,
little comforts and conveniencies In the
way of furniture, table ware, ETC., giving
theig quarters rather cosy and homelike
appearance. The cavalry are yet, we be-
iieEe, mostly in canvass tents"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

1Jr The District 0osrs In session nj
Aaseasine, decided recsnsly tn relation to
the Homestead Law - follows
"a MAN In tAat city who lives ia the
two upper stories Of > hease, the lover
story a which Ia . store room, had his
house secured a. d homestead. A sais
arose In which haqasstion came up a. 70
whether store room could be axssnps nm
der the Homestead Law. The Court de-
sided that II could not, bat that the roosas
occapisd were exsmpi under the ssasuae.ss
nausapcrs Gazette.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15


We publish On the arss page of this is
saay Ar. Jsderson's Bill whioh pressed the
VssgiaiaL sgislssasa, prior to the Revolu-
ton, abolishing Religious tests. In times
like the present, when the natural right to
think, and to give uttesanca to the con-
vietious pa osusasnce fstaae sreasona-
bic, it may be wen to study this remark
>ssas Yndisasion Of thszigAtsDf ooasGssnss
and speech, By the apostle Of Democracy
one Of the aearly fathers Of the Repab-
sAe1 Al sAA pressstg sirnss xhss : nam
mt tsl s%Hsd Tot hh opiaissA III he
nod Of anether clothed with little brief
authority, We can reaiize how easy we
can rush from one sxsssans % another
from Tisht p vsepg, qE from tssYa9s %
sssssp0tsszas - - s!asEsa ssaa s4E w . +
80 a AMAA4 I'll !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

u A chemical invention to take the
place of steam has been submitted to the
Emperor by French savant, who claims
that it is without odor, requires no fuel,
and twenty barrels of II will carry q yes
sci to India.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

WnI4Ss 10 DEAL on THE SQUAKK.--The
New Haven Register says that Geo. Brom-
ley, Of Preston, was sitting on the track
Of the New London road, wheA the train
came along and pitched him head over
heels into the bushes. The train stopped
and then backed to pick up shs body,
when Bromley 'eooIly informed the con-
ductor, as be brushed che dirt from his
eoat-sleeves, that if he had damaged the
engine any, he was ready TO settle Cor ii; -
and walked OF home as If nothing had
happened.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

- The Washington correspondents
say thai Postmaster General Blair il de-
sirous Of seat on the Supreme Court
Bench. If he is put there, the excellent
Assistant Postmaster General. John 4.
Kasson, of Iowa, is act unlikely to take
his plaee,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

- The London Times makes the fol-
lowing aduission; a<The active spirits
from every Northern State have hoeked
to the war. Thase are far superior, both
in bodily stEengsh and mental cuItare, to
the average of European troops.'' .S3@ w.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

koH RIA dGNRoAxs.--ThFse Dalhgren
canRon arrived in this city Friday hy the
Pistsburg & Fort Wayne Railroad. They
are l3-poundsra and Of splendid work
nanship, capable Of doing . vast amount
Of execution il properly managed. The
carriages aud other necessary appenda-
ges accompany them, They are dressed
to Commodore Eoote, Flag Ofscsr at
Cairo, to which point they wens yasssr-
day hy the Llliaois Central Railroad, be-
ing intended for use on one of the launch
es connected with the great expedition.
These guns we're shipped from the Wash
ington Navy Yard, and will, ID . said.
bear she closest inspection. Ths same
road also brought heSs two ear loads Of
ammunition far ase in Iowa. addressed to
Col, Chambers, of the Iewa Sixteenth
Regiment. Chicago Tisaies SODA al4.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

& 4st - ~41 =
0Athe Il iS4., Ind urymen asssmbl-
ID Ithis e I'D pursud e OF notice, with
4he Hpect lon Of tSSkng the ease Of
WmM HM, which Us been continued
fronn The November Term Of the Unite d
States District Court. Judge Love not
appearing Ut ths time Of opening court.
considerable apseslsaiss was iax1algssi In
as to the prohahle cause, but the aston
ishment was great on learning that 9
soIls prossqsa had been catered by. the
United STATES District Astornsy, tie
pEiaaasR fiiseAazssa IRON ssasssay aad saa
accruing expeasss paid BY the United
States. On Ehe eyeldag sof the foaowiag
day, Wednesday, $tfis Mp. Hiil was
absent for short time from bis eompan-
iaas, he was seized BY tie DATED States
Marshal and harried Oh eastward, whesh-
Or to Washington or 10 Fort Lafayette,
ne have not learned. II 10 the fGrmeF
pace, he viii, In all probability be ssDt
from thence 20 Fort LsfayesEe.-~ Des
hofass Ttnsss, Iish inst. 80
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15
20 Tbe phiIadelal,ia Inoalrev ar,

aW Inc FhaIadeipliia thqaareT urgea
THAI the Government avail itself Of liz
present facilities on the Southern coast,
aud set the contrabands at work In the
live oak plantations getting out ship tim
Der. Lire oak il now, and has been scarce
for months past, not only at private sAip
yards, but also u our nary yards.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

20 GEs. SoorT aissEow@.aay aaaial
or responsible ooansstisn VITA orAes~ssu
either the United Sssass az French gov
srnaasnss. Hsrssufnsd home, ID ii stat
d. because IL fskssd WI, saa fels i his
aasy y b q 1sa lia9 kwsas 2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

SovEl CAR sPaISGs.-s' Brick psmeroy''
says be received pair Of ohiekaHa sAort
time since which he boiled two whole days
and then les the railroad eompaay hare
Them for car springs, they were 90 tough.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

81 The old legends say--if Christmas
oDaass On Wednesday iook out forssa sArde
wypssr ana strong, and many hydens
wyndes.a @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15
Bosras, January /


Fx-Gov. Morehead, of KY, has bean
released from Fort Warren, on parole,
and proceeded immediately to New York.
- Mr.. James Giliett, Of the LIST New
York Regiment, Who has besn $ prisoner
at Richanoud since the 2lst Of July, and
bad charge Of the rolls Of the prisoners in
that city, has arrived in Washington, via
Old Point Comfort, having been exebsng-
ed lately by our Government. He has
furnished Us with much valuable infcrma-
ton in reference to the treatment of our
prisoners, and the sentiment of the people
of Richmond and vicinity, and which Is
appended. The number Of Federal prts-
oners captured by the Confederate forces
and brought to Richmond, from the LIST of
July to December a., 1861, are as fol-
lows:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

4 BABT.--Wa are reioiesd to learn
that beautiful baby, only Abous an hour
and half old, and about twice rs long,
vas left upon the door steps Of one Of
oar most yirsaous and pFominent citizens
night before last The sweet innocent
sqnalIed Like thunder when it vas hrst
discovered, bat its patative pategnal an
cestor, proud Of what he had done, clasp
I'd 1t la his arms and oonforted Il until
10 grew 40 mild as sacking dove~-the
dear little pee-wee, hal hal IL IL . male
child that 10 born ia Israel, and It's father
and its mother, bosh being Union men,
had better 60. and DO likewise again
The country needs soidieRa, and Tins baby
eame by express-.the dear lissle sieh-ee,
tich-ee, dtdsea I~- hsdsaaauelss SsassnsI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

- The new hopolsous struck at the
Paris nins shaw the Imperial .broWa en-
siscled WITH q laurel wreath, ID token d
tbs EmpsFos's victory as solferiao. q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

- To make gid lore yoU, coax hsr
to love ssaaboS,y elsa Ii thars la any
taing that wesmAn raiishes, it 10 to be con.
trary.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

TIE sUrTLKKs.-The Senate Military
COMMITTEES have agreed to report = bill
abolshing the right of suttlars to lein
upon soldiers pay, thereby placing the
sotaers apon the same footing as other
dealers. This is an important move to-
ward the abolition of sutlerships.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

60 Nothing perhaps, strikes the sss
more pieaaanely shan q pretty wrnan,n
charming voice exceps, peAaps, hsz
charming haad. r.f -m ..sF.a. r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15
LIST OF DEATHS IN YHK s0wA arr
SINCE DECEMBER lMT. Ea@a.a

LIST OF DEATHS IN YHE iowa arr
SINCE DECEMsKR lsTs 1851.
Dec. SD. W. Anshanys Co. A. ,as
/" 81, N. brewer, Co. II. ...
~ 81. q. Smith, Co. G..
60 IS g. g. George Blain, Co. I. fass.I @.
.az 6 lo--W. II. Wexford, Co. @. +
e liz. w, Hamerick, Co. D.
&" Isl. @. Killion, Co. II.
" 15--David Hartmsu, Co. D.
% l7--samnel Laduslaw, Co. d.
- 18-Elijah Frees, Go. X. .raa -r
" D-Mr. Huntington, Co. Il.
" 2-Wsbster Gilbert, Co. 4.
&" 22-E. Sellers, Co. d.
" 25-R. w. Moore, Co. II.
" 26~-Wm. 0appy, Go. ID. 40.
2-W- w. Thompson, Co. /.
&c 29--Jos. G. Mcconnell, Co. i.
/" % John Livry, Co. g.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

- At the reception Of General Scott,
in Paris, Dir. Dayton and Mr.. Bigelow
presented a large number Of Americans
among the rest, the American Bonaparte
"a tall, ane, graceful specimen Of man
haoA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

Boaus.-The rebels are striking or ln-
mense quantities Of bogus gold coin =
the Unised States Mint u Nsw 0lsana,
Ii 10 l5 psE asus- better than Canfeaavase
Script at Nashville. g" st 81 -.s4}
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

-, FEzALK N rak RASxs.--A female
who had enlisssa as q comuann aoldisr In
one Of the companies attached to coloasl
Homes regiment, sncampea near New
Hayen, Nelson county, KY, was brouxhs
10 Louisville an SATURDAY, aud disahargsd
from the aerviee, hsr sex having been dis-
covered by some accident. Willie On da-
y she bad been remarkably eikcisnl, and
had performed the functions of The sai-
der FOR some time mithoas incarxing
suspicion. She gave kek nHme a Me-
Doisala when shs ealisEsd, -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

c. It Is said that sold Abe'' groaned
in spirit, when he saw the nsw carpets
and upholstery pouring into the White
House. "Iust think of il, !" said he, ssrieh
carpets and gay window curtains coming
here, while some Of the soldiers have no
blankets I"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15
81 sent 10 Raleigh, \. c.

1888 remaining at Richmond.
100 dead, which does not include 100
or more, at general hospital.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

TAKEN CP.--Cosae 10 the enesosura a. ne suss
u scxtbsx 90 sf aosat khs fgf 81 Sspsehsbes gsss
90 Fesatse ceesk, ee that IL kaswn "a las Ria D. /
viaet kssaawattzs1ae cpazzsys m&dale s&xs& - d,
red Gsw, Tong kegaa, brass TN en- less kerM iii n
shttlsA spec % she skhs hsp sas& % sas sakz II,
% %. The sssass 70 fsanas2sa Be espss nxS aeEy
pay ehasass md take isr away. 80
aEoRaK w.1mn.
Pessawatskaaas o., aasa, Dss {. lsaa. Z =
Nof1os sas
40 pTesxea % my sssaxhtse Hsuses - kaai and
- rsfks Sls& shs asMpSs aszHaeAs Hard sea-
eersd In S$Sam naks. 10KN W M5s@
0onaEii nfa4A frwa, Dec 4. EA@ g.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

EThs Chicago Journal gives state
msns Of the aoR aud grain shippsa from
Chicago during the rear 1851, and says
s'Redueing the -four 10 bushels OF
whess, We hare hsEs sa aggregate Il
43,76s, 7Os hnsheas sf gaia shipped 1bs
lsks from ChisagO In I8LS itsI.Iskr :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

u aan. VIM. Pickering, u Eawssds
county, ILLNESS has bean appoinssa kaqs-
sxpps sk hlnkson TsxrisoEy. II.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-16

Tx Democratic Convention AZ ~lndisnaro-
liz, We observe. is not likely TO be ~satisisc-
tory To the Democratic party; not that their
gesolu, oHs coItain any doctrine u~nsound,
but that they d. not coa,ain much condein
nation OF Secession, and the tone VI tlie
speeches was more exceptiontble than the
resolutions. There was strong opposition to
making uomina tons at that time, and the
m ~,jorities CA some votes we're more con-
structive tir.n real. Objections have been
made by a portion Of the press 10 the mode
I o. getting up the meeting.
This does not promise well for success be
tore the people. IN fact this Convention has
let room tor a conservative party 70 take
| the held 1nd sweep he State
A party organized tor the Union. the
Constitution. aud enforcement OF the laws;
resolved TO put down this rebellion. and re
store the III hts OF all the States under the
Constitution: Who VIII not aban ion their
Gov rAmeut Tor the sns ei aiy Administra
tion: who resolve thst the national bag shall
wave over all our territory. protecting every
guarantee o. the Contribution: who viii re-
solve L. resosm the wrongs OF the Govern
meut ami n { des roy u, or allow II TO be de
stro, ed. We say room II left for such a party
Ito fle up IN good faith and take the votes oil
IRE penple.
This room Is left rather by the tone end
tsuper Oh the meeting than BY the letter o
~ l~c-oives. aud We should not be surprised
t. see this groun oceupied.-LOE9rhIs Dem
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-16

Call for a Ua,o. stale Convention.
sixty thousand Of the CITIZENS of tndisna
having solupraf.ly taken up arms for the De
tenss OF the government, tho pfeservauon Of
the Constitution. AMI thehbestes ofthe pso-
pie, i Is unbecoming those who Tep%a ~
home 10 array themselves IN partisan ssrH1
against each other, toe probable consequences
Of which must be 90 prevent ,he resources
OF the country from beng applied ~ the sup
port and msinseaance ofthe army. he enstu
l<sissg q ssrse an disoerd. lhe wiaahpdmg
"a su,41ie. &c ihc -sr.WOr1 spidep anauf
ssesuars isr .hs r-sks thin, Ell 10y . -: md
my tern nate N ae demon h1siloL OF the
army. and the o,esthro~ It o,g-utational
Therefore. u - eaIyesth dsPsecasing al
sfari. To krvp on tot FsF'y iraae"ses, pre-
a Iices asa discipline. al penssns. Electors
III ladaua. Who are ~ asos ofths vigorous
rr~~,4a.n 81 tie wr :or sf1- pre-ers alton
! o. ttr Cnioa aud tie ma~sntsnanee 81 The Con
= nasion. srt. = iihsut re~s zee 90 pasi pohl
r,i a-~rcitror<. hasi,ct o. NEE ~ SO Cot
sae-a. Ia4aaple. ga tie 1i az 81
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