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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

MILITARY Men A1TEETIoN.-If yor
wish for Uoiform and foil squipmsnts cal
on F. +. Erskine, Nichols Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
From st. Louis

Business all kinds was entirely suspesdsd st
10 o'clock to-day, for the purpose Of irving op-
portunity for tn enrolment Of the militia of ST.
louis District, 70 turn out for review and anfpa:-
ton. Over IL, 900 soldiers were in line, and made
fine appearance. They we're reviewed by CIV.
Gamble, Maj. Gen, Curtis, Brig Gen. Dasiss q,
Brig. Gen. Gray, and : Large sonsourse Of cit.-
Gems.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

Look ont 70, the aIions on Gle ction
day They will no q. abt try % steal in votes,
Catch them in the act, and hold them up 10
that scorn they 80 richly merit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

TIE FABRIC CAN BIZ sEWN
INLESS TIME AND MORE PERFECT
Than the gcois can be basted by hand.
No person or machine has right to use said
Wagene-'s Ba>ter ana Binder any machine.x-
eept said Wagener's Machine unless bought Of
said Wagner or his legal agents.
Price Of Baster and Binder So Sent to any ad-
dress on receipt of the money, ready to attach 10
any machine.
Please state the sind Of machine you wish to
attach it to.
All kinds Of farm produce taken at market
prce-cash not refused. For further particulars,
address J. A. WAGESER,
ages Moline His.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
From Wushington.

WAsniNeToN O.t. TO-
The National Bank Note Company has got the
daily delivery Of puta9e currency upfo S47. 500,
and il is understood that it .1ll reach $50 600 BY
the early Part 0 next week The total snOunt
already delivered is 81 $4,000
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

A GENTS, Suffers, NEWS DEALERS,
"A Peddlers, attention! We have the largest
stock Of stationary packages. IL different styles .
War Maps, Songs.ers, lux, Tactics. 60, and q:
thclowess prices in the West, address
CLARKE CO.,
Indianapolis, Ind or Spring6elj, III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

Gall Is .'-Ca?tain Ga'ligan want.
Q few more reoruits TO u Ak up Via Coo },an :,
for the Sixth Cavalry. Come right along aro
fill it up to The maximum. Scott county car
fill up another Conpeny and not feel it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
NTailte:.

STEADY, ACTIVE YOUNG NAN OF
n good habits az Bar eeper. Address with
references BUkI;S HOUSE,
sr3Ol DayenpDrt, Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

OUR frieud Goall has word to say
70 cur cilizsns in this mornings paper. Il
Is seirg hi. goods exc edingly cheap, ar@
ever, body knows they lre Of the very tssi
duailty
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
NRClCE-

4f ,1z5a4s raG CANP McCLELLAr, Oct. 2, 1863
Proposals will be roc ivei my office. Camp
McCiei las, until Monday nextfor So plying Camp
Mcclellan with wood. From three to Eve cords
per day viii probably be ieedcd. Esia 4t.5
- s'e& gase 1T. CLIAIONt. BUELL..
ec4-dtf asGssaas ssHs - = .sssala AeE. "A. q. n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

ArrsNrloN OYFIcERs.-For . choice
military uniform call ct Cones. corner Brady
and Second streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

Phenix Insurance Company of Hart
ford assets, lst May, 1852. s527 26o 90 Ga.
bilities, $2l 500. HENRY b. HUFFMAN. Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

PREACHIEG AT CAMP McCLRLLAN.-
There viii! be preaching this Sunday morn
Ing aud afternoon at lamp Mcclellan, by tb
post chaplain. Our citizens are all cordially
invited 10 be present.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
NOsice..Giiy Orxscr..

= IL PERSONS WHO HAVE ORDERS IN
II the hands of the CITY Clefs requested 10
call and obtain the same Immediately.
THOMAS DERMohY,
oc1-iw Civ clerk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

TnE Dubuque Times is Growing over
the accession OF Heath to The abolition party
Praise from the devil would be preferable.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
"a MasIel.

1.-TWO OR THREE GOOD COAT HANDS ARE
i wanted Immediately. Steady situations
given SAM. PERRY.
Brady Street, opposite the Post tfice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
CITY TICK E r.
THE CITY,.

The word .sllbe" did not appear in
but one article in Saturdays Gazette.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

Posr SuTLxR.-We understsnd tha:
our friend f. T. Gadd has been appointed e
the position Of Pos, Sotler st Camp Hsndsr
shott We have conf isnce that he viii CIV
rood sati. ,c,i n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

CORRECTION. - We uniutentionally
dons Mr. Price great injustice in speaking Q.
the amount received by him for subs.st,ng =
troops Al Camp Mcclellan, As compared with
that paid at Dubuque. In the amount paid Mr.
Price wss includsd money expeD isd for erect.
Ing barracks camp equippsge. cooking uten.
sils. fuel, water. ice. etc. Mr.. Torbert. OF D..
buqus. only furnished the provisions for the
csmp in that city. We do not desire to in.
jure sny mans regulation. soj although W
differ from Mr.. Price in many things. and
should not like 10 see him elected 20 Oooeress
over Mr.. Thayer, still We feel it our duty not
- speak fsisely Of him In order to make lit.
! Gle political capitaL The evidence before us
Selly ssbstantiAtss the truth oi the above.
3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

Scorr COUNTY AppLEs.-The apple
crop In this county this Fall will far eurpass
anything of former years. This will b'ire
this luxury within The reach OF ell. The W. .
rites srs very ohuiee. ana iuss what are most
GATED for, both tor Fall and Winter use Those
who have be.ring orcha, d. are ma king very
hsndsom thing from them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
Cow. SiTayed or StOlen.- ST. 90
Sesyarsl.

rgyWn COWS ARE MIS-ING-ONa BLACK
l with white fac, in good condition. heavy
with calf the other Hou,e coiofad, with white
face and tip. OF bo,a horns broken of. a so In
good condition III ] first missed O.tober
lst. AnF inform lt.n which viii lead tother
coYc-v VIII be rewarded above by Mrs. III Ickey
near the Catholic Gem etery.
ocI-iAWlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

One DAY MoRE.-Democrats should
make the best use OF their time to-day mon
day 1t is the last day before the elec,i, n
See that your tickets are thoroughly distribut.
ed IN every part Of tie county, and that they
are in proper hands. Make preparations for
having every man at the polls. Every victory
gained counts for the restoration Of the Union
Oae vote in this crisis may be the means q
securing untold blessiogs. Be on the alert.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

Qua CANDIDATES FOR JUsrICEs.-The
Democracy o. Davenport Township presaat
the nance Of Edward Jenning. and Wllliam
Geeriss al candidates for the ofiiee Of Justice
Of the Peace Both men are admirably aiap.
t,d to fill that honorable position. and will
make q strong run. The former has been
known as an able and efficient officer of the G
city. which duty he has ever discharged with
unques.ionsi tidelsty ana marked ability
He we'll versed in the law, and will, If ell, ct.
ed, be an honor TO the Office. The other gen.
tleman has been a resident OF Davenport many
years, sod bas been almost continually engag.
ed in teaching In our schools. where bis sound
judgment and skill has been . marked featurs
He has ripe experience and will make a very
popular Justice. Let the Democracy Of Da.
venport give thaA thorough and hearty sup
port. " 50 doing. they can b elected By
handsome msjoritiss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

ArroIN7AESrs.--Captain GaIligan
has been placed in command Of Camp Hsnder>
.hott. He will attend to the construction Of
the barracke. which vii! bs . suficieps guar
anty for their superiority and general con.
venienee. He has slrsady commenced his la
Dor at that camp. The contract for erecting
the barracks has bsen given to French Il Da.
Wis. They began to deliver the lumber on
Saturday. The. building. will be erected with
ont DELAY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
SIXTH IOWA CAVALRY !.
All those Ets!rsus 0f Enlsstiny

TN THE LAST REGIMENT OF CAVALRY TO
L be laised in this State should apply at once.
Reference is made to the following persons
where ali the information desired can be obtained.
J. NJ. Dav, Davenport; c. +. Kent, Muscat:ns
Plat 4 Sp;ce.. Upton II. Sherwood, Island +; J.
b. McGili, Louden; W. w. lark, Durant }. X
Terry ana Wm. Collins, Wilton !; Mossmore & Co.
and i'unlsp a, Go. West Liberty; Wm. q. Atwa-
ter, Downey; Fred Hochi i Co.. Onion Grove h.
G. 1lackmer, Rochester; " ,Clsilan Co, Me-
ch anfcsS iIe. I. :. HODGES.
Recruiting Oaice. at Duran', Iowa.
October Q 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

DeIicacies for the Sick Soldiers.

DR. Maxwell, Of this city, starts for Corinth
on Monday evening, and hsskindly offered TO
carry with him any delicaciss for the sick
which may lie furnished by the cit;zens.-
What is sen. Is Lin we are post!iue will se
devoted O the right use, and he will sre that
il is not consrmed By either officers or nurses
Artic.es such as cau.ff ats, jelies. wines, pre-
serves, batter. dciei.ruits, crackers ie nnors,
corn starch, &C.. will bs acceptable. II is
also proposed 10 pack a box OF grspee, and
donations Of this frui. will BE- gladly re-
ceve
CoDtIiDutiDEs OF articles such ss above
raned shou!d be brought to the Christian
Chapel before 8 O'Clock an Aondsy. 1. il
hoped that al ladies who feel Interested In
this matter viii be there at that tine to pa ok
them.
The gratitude with which our lick and
wounded will receive donations Of th!s charAc
ter. should be sufficient s,imuius TO iaducs
q hearty response to this call.
TREAS, toL. AID Soo'1Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

Jusr THE THIsG REQUIRED. - For
. long time past cur city has felt the want o
. first elaes rsstauraut. where . good. clean
meal could be obtained, . dish OF oysters OF
. bird cooked to turn, the whole pot upon
the table with some regard 70 its appearance
and excellence. We have now just eoch 9
place Mre. John Atkins has fitted up an ele
CANT restaurant on Brady street. . fev doo,l
below 4th, where ladies aud gentlemen can
obtain anything the marke: affords. ou short
notice. A private parlor up stairs has been
assigned 10 the Indies. with a distinct entrance
from the street. Here oysters, game. dell
cae'es. coffee, tea, etc., will be served to order
We trust our good citizens will see that Mira
Atkins ls sustained in her enterprise, for she
certainly is In every way worthy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

Soldiers, Attention.
vJyHOSE IN WANT 0F REyOLvERS CAN
L be supplied Ivy call
NYLR & WALSH,
ocS-d3tl ko2 Front st.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
LIEUT.. Colox.Ls.-Jeremiah " Jabker., No


queaeta. slst Infantry; Tues Fargo, (Aid>
ie.Capp te Governor Oet let.
AlJUrANrs.-Davsd A Aerr, Keokuk, let
Cavalry, Oct lst.
QutRrH.,sts1Ers Alfred Hope. Jr, Noun,
Pheasant, 10Th lntaLtry; s'olen ii LsngweIth2,
Dubuque. eth Infantry. Sapt. 22d.
CnAYLaINs.-M G0d%day, 34lh Iafantry,
Ocs 5tn; Aionson Barbour, 9lh Infan ry
April l5.h; Felix " V.uson, 24th Iaiantry,
Oct lst; john ehb. dialogue, 38,h Isisntry
5 pt 2S1 hos E CeTkh,:l 25'h ls.fs try.
| ,.pt 20 John Sinmeoe, 2oth lnfantrr
sept Nth.
SUsGEoNs-D W Robinson. 4th. Sept 17th.
Ao,i>TANr SURGKoNs.--John W Frisbv. Du
huque, 9th Cavalry, Oct lst; N Kerlin,
Rising Sun. Polk unity. 9th Cavalry. Sept
l7th Hamilton Scales Knoxville. 4th Iu.
antr}. Oct Let; 3 K.oble, 3, Infantry,
Sept 5;h; 4 5 Eiwooa. 4o.h Infantry, Sep:
l0th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

GRAr,rupE.-It will be seen that the
Ladies' AID Society have made another cal,
upon our citizens for delic .cies for the sick
and wounded So diera You can hardly i'm.
sgine the degree Of gratitude with whioh
these little homemade stores are received by
the poor lads who are suarting with pain
from wounds or lansuiehiug with disease in
che hospitals. Think of it. and bsstow your
gifts literally. Dr.. Maxwell assures you tha,
the presents shall not 60 int the hands Vi
those who have no right t. them. He viii
see that they ere properly distributed. lie,
him 60 away with full store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
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I % Pump MAKER.AoFFICE, q p.ppOsiTE
II q Once, Davenport inwa ~
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

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AaEa-+yr dMVI tssaaa,a& AA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

ArPoIsrMENrs.-Ihe following is the
Is. Of appointments since cur last report +:
CoLoSELs David. hilis, Keoknk, Lieut.
O. Of The 18th, promoted to Col oi h sane,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13

Busy PLACE.-The work about the
Adiatan. General. Office is assuming magnih
eent proportions. The labor attending the OF
gaGiza.icS Of the old regiments. and posting
up eli The different books connected with alI
,hs regiments raised, is Of great magnitude.
The clerical foroe il being increased daily
A large number Of new blsuk books have net
been supplied 10 fill which. as completely and
accurately as the nature Of the work demands
will require great deal Of time. patience and
hard labor.
The extra session Of the State Legislature
provid' d an assistant A. jutant General. Phi'o
Hall. Of Dewitt. was appointed to that place
lie is . highly competent man. and ia con.
s,antly srgagsd ia the dates Of hi. Office
Notw outstanding. thi. appointment which
vas made to relieve Gen. Baker from the bur
densome duties that were pressing upon him
We cAnSot see but that the General IL just &C
moch crowded with business % ever. H.
works carly aud late. md actually has no tiue
for relaxation. Col. Guthrie has . large cleri-
cal force under bis direction, which keeps hin,
very busy rom the beginning to the end Of the
week. The forces are well organized, and the
labor done will be vel! dCne.
General Baker report Of the Military AT
fairs Of the State. which will be published by
the state iext viuter, win tie most ext en
sive, correct and Interesting affair. Heis de-
tsr.nined that it shn.l bs a rer!ec. history q
tue orgfhz.:ion Q! the military of the State.
anl to thst enc IS epssiug Gi15 w..ateye.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-13
From this Rule there will be no
DETrL.dIX[).S.

Further information cin be ob ain ed at tb o
Academy Or at tic sehco oi. at 1t, Antbony's aad
Ste. Marguerito's Churches. ocS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-07

tude which unites with the courage Of the
field the more exalted and refined courage
of the council which knows as we'll to
retreat as to advance which can conquer
as well by delay as by the rapidity of
march or the impetuosity Of an attack -
which can be, with Fabius, the black
cloud that lowers on the tops Of the noun
tains, or, with Scipio, the thunderbolt Of
war which, undismayed by false shame,
can patiently endure the severest trial
that gallant spirit can undergo, in the
taunts and provocations of the enemy, the
suspicious, the cold respect and mouth
honor Of those from whom it should meet
cheerful obedience (which, undisturb-
ed by false humanity, can calmly assume
that most awful moral responsibility OF
deciding when victory may be too dearly
purchased by the loss of single life, and
when the safety and glory of their country
may demand the certain sacrifice OF thou
sands"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-07

The REBEL RAM ARkANsAs.-Theso ~.
counts Of the action in which the rebel ram
Arkansas attacked our feet on the Mississn.
pi, and succeeded in running by our shin,
appa aAy unframed, show that she must h
formidable vessel. When it is remembered
that one really invulner able ship is more than
match for large feet of wooden and half
iron vessels, the fact that the Arkansas ba,
not been destroyed takes good deal Of i'm.
portance. We trust our gallant saisrs ON
the Mississippi will follow up this rebel shin
until they capture or sax her With such
vessel an enterprising commander might do
great damage in the river. If she can carry
a supply OF provisions he might even close
the port of New Orleans against us. The
Arkansas is too dangerous craft to be tol.
Grated long in the Mississippi.
But at Savannah il is said, the rebels have
another Arkansas at Richmond another
If we give them time enough they will dispute
with us the sea coast as we'll as the land
They use their time they long ago began to
prepare for long war and they are nov
beginning to reap the reward of their bre,
sight. The longer our delay, the more they
can accomplish. Let the armies be filled up
at once, so that We may drive the enemy from
those points where he is getting ready his
heavier deiences,-[N, Y. Post.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-07

sTThe Spirit Of the Age, one of the sup
porters of the Bellows Falls Convention and
its nominees, thus comes to the rescue OF the
traitor Partridge Of Norwich, another of its
supporters
ave learn that there has been consider
able excitement at Norwich during the past
week-a tempest in teapot. 1t is reported
that the ONCE UNITED STATES FLAG
has been cut down by some unknown person,
perhaps for a joke, and the "UNITED
STATES MOB has mobbed every Democrat
in town, and compelled them to swear al
legiance to the Constitution" But
if any Democrat swears to support this Ad-
ministr alton in all its acts, HE is A TRIAL
TOR TO HIS MANHOOD AND HIS
COUNTRY"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-07
GEN. POPE'S DEPARTMENT.
A Warrenton letter in the PHILADELPHIA

a WarreDtOH lcllcT III Tic ullautlpHId
Inquirer says =
Gen. Pope arrived at Warrenton July
90, at noon, on an extra train, somewhat
to the CONSERVATION of the secessionists.
There are not dozen here who have not
taken the rebel oath. They seem deter
mined to remain, but will not take the
oath of allegiance to the United States
Government, saying that Gen. Pope dare
not carry out the order.
The Provost guard are gathering up all
able-bodied slaves and setting them to
work upon the railroad and in the quarter
masters department. Several trains have
been sent out to Banks and Sigel with
'ccIontraband drivers who seen highly
elated at getting chance to work for the
Yankees. g..............
Belle Boyd was at w arrentop Satur-
day in company with rebel captain be-
longing to the Black Horse Cavalry, who
was here wounded and on his parole, and
| has einoo resigned. She offered to take
letters to Richmond for 80 piece.
Another correspondent writes -
1t is war in earnest now with us, since
Pope took command. The rebels do no
like him as well as they did General Nc
Dowell, who previously commanded thi
part of the army, on account of his sever
ity. The order is now to take what i:
wanted for the use of the army, and wha
we do not want to burn up. 1t is thu
best order that has yet been given to the
army, as it will let the rebels who con
tinue to be such, know that we mean tc
treat them as if they were in the fielt
fighting against US.
We can see the good effects of the or
der already. In the rebel towns in tn
valley of Virginia, great many more @
them are taking the oath of allegiance t
the Union than formerly, because if the
don't they will get no pay for what W
take from them. Gen. Pope will 500
have his army ready to make a start, an
he will not stop when his work is hal
done.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-07

SOUND ADvJCE.--In the course OF the
Parliamentary debate on Mr. Lindsay's
mediation motion, Mr.. w. E. Foster warned
the supporters of the motion that " if they
wished the war to be prosecuted in vigor-
GUS manner they could not attain their end
in more ingenious way than by an offer
of mediation such as that contemplated by
the notion "No less than 100000 men,
he added, care wanted by President Lincoln
and if we want 100000 men to be found,
all we have to do is to send out intelligence
by the next mail that England, in concert
with other powers, threatens the North with
interference. If we wish to work up the
North to the same pitch of frenzy as the
South, let us offer them foreign interference !"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-07

AN ANGELIC SLAVE CAToHER.'-ln
Genesis, 46th chapter and 9th verse, We
read -
And the angel of the Lord saddle
turn to thy mistress and submit to Der
bonds Chicago Times.
All, yes, Abraham, Hagar's master,
was loyal man and believed i'll the "6n'
forcement of the laws" The book OF b.
odus, on the other hand, tells US that Mo,
ses, the servant off the Lord, abducted
over 5000, 600 slaves from an obdnrats'
stf,necked old Rebel named Pharaoll
after he had polluted him with frogs, Oh
him with vermin, stung him with o0l
and pelted him with hailstones, and whsn
the old secessionist tried to chase then,
the Lord opened the Red Sea and toa
them to skedaddle.- Nashville Union
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-07
CAN THE REBELLION BE CON-
OUORED?

There is no doubt of it. The loyal States
can put il down if they will. II is not a
sssstion Of power but question OF determi-
nation to use 1t. Twenty millions of people,
blessed as are the people of the loyal States
with abundant wealth,--possessing power
ful navy, and unlimited material Of warfare,
can, If they fight with the resolution which
good cause ought to inspire, crush down the
Eve millions of white men who are in revolt.
With proper effort the suppression of the
rebellion is only question of time. That
EFFORT should be put forth at once. The South
can and must be conquered. We owe it to
the memory Of our ancestors, We owe it to
ourselves, We owe it to mankind everywhere,
We owe il to posterity to maintain the integ-
rity of the Union, which is the only ark of
political and civil freedom, at whatever sac
ri6oe of treasure and life. AL that is re-
suired is, that every man shall resolve that
the work must be Gone, and then resolve to
do 1t, to ensure complete and speedy success.
The business of war must no longer be shift
ed TO the shoulders of other men. Each man
must attend to it for himself, The traitors
have scuttled the Ship Of State, and she will
sink unless all hands work at the pumps and
aid in repairing the breach. The question
must no longer be What will you do? 1t
should be i" what am doing and what can l
do,--to serve my country" The government
has money enough, arms enough, and all the
munitions Of war in abundance. 1t wants
only men, and it wants them at once. Why
should not the three hundred thousand be in
the field in ten days, as well as in thirty OF
sixty2 They may be if we will bestir our
selves. Must we wait, and sleep on until oul
homes are invaded until the hostile cannon
booms in our ears, before we are fully aroused
to the desperateness Of the contest in which
our country is engaged !? Let every man
bestir himself, and do it noW