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Amusemeuts.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE L. 1852.


WEDNESDAY; JUNE 4. 1852.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
visited by an cited hEoug Of the OF both
citizens aud Strangers yesterday The show Of
BABIES TWINS TRIPLETS, AND FAT BABIES
truly Including IN Rry FouR Pans OF TwiSs
Form SE1s TRIPLYTs, FIFTEEN FAT BABIES, AND OsK
HUNDRED BEAuug.L CHILDElS. ~ go
W TO-DAY all the Premium Children Of the last two
days 49,
beside the Woudes Q. Wonders the
CHILD EIGHT MONTHS OLD,
WEIGHING but ONE POUND SEN EN- OUNCES,
win lie exhibition from II O'Clock til ?. and all
the BABIES, Twiss 1RLETs, end FAT BABIES over Tour
yssrs of from til m. .....-
- III WILL bE CONTINUED ALL Inns +" hhh;
tsS LADIES and CHILDREN desous OF avoiding the DIS
comforts Of crowd win do VOL 10 early in the
morning later than 70 o'clock and SEQ the Museum
and other Cunos,ies before the bsby show conmeDces
Also to be at ell hours, THE lUAhkR, or WOODEN
GUN from the Rebel tOgtiEcitous at CenresLe. Va III,
GREAT LIVING WHALE, THE MADAGASCAR Ai
BiNOS. THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION, LIVING
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON, LIVING MON
sIER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING
TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA. &c
The New and Magnificent Sensational Drams
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN;
EVERY AFTERNOON, a, O'Clock
EVERY EVENING at Il O'Clock.
Admission to all 2J cts. children under en Is css.
IL Dir. BAENUM will open GRAND NATIONAL
DOG SHOW 8: the Agusrai Gardens In Boston June To-
y 600 distributed in premiums. Get Premium List and all
particulars at Once OF the Museum
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aged Gentleman, who has had macy years experience
md !. sfeciy convcIsut with the routine O. poWnIown
Business Formerly did business his account IN
Georgia and Alabama Compensation expected moderate
ID might predicaei his usefulness References sEen
ADDRESS T. l.. M, Tribune Olhce.
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Ccnal Noilles.

TX PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
If the County Of HewYork, notice Is hereby given TO all
wing aims lklnst ABRAHAM ). SEX BNEt late
the Cy o YORK; deceaed 70 present tue same with
,nch.rs thereof 20 tho subscriber. at his ohce No
"a Ho,Sery 10 The City of Scw.iork, or before the
,..n,y.nirth day Of July neIt-Dsted New-lork, tue
wv ~ IsrGr,Ht T. D. BROWN Executor.
CUPREME COURT-JOSEPH ROSE ana
- ,fOsFs ROSE AGAINST JACOB STEINER, Assignee,
and all other persons creditors Of the ats rm OF Steiner
h.r. Co. consisting Emanuel steiner and Israel stein
All er.ons and creditors Of the late firm Of Steiner
rers Co.. are hereby notified to appear before me the
ndrnei Re- cree the 9Th day Of June, lt52 al 10 oeock
81 ofth,, dsv e. my Office No 100 Fulton st.. IN The Ctiy
nj NevYol attend upon the final accounting oil Jscoo
Steiner the Assignee Of such firm and to show cause any
.ve WIN he should be discharged from his Trust
q. such hsgnee and the Bond Executed by his surets
cancelled by Order Of the Court - -, ,orv ~,
May 20 lot ~ '" Doii hr'ooo.
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Disasters, Re.

Disasters, re- ..,
Hotuxss Hole May 90 1862
The .chr Rodnan s. Price Of Yarmouth 5ss IN here ys.
,.oS h ,bs ssth inst of Cape Cod sprung esx o.
ssr hour She viii on the marine runway '0'
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OyyIcE on THE PAgsgRs' Loan AND Trust CosPASY,
No 20 WAl-st., New YoIk, May % lstE y
TIVE ANNUAL ELECTION for NINE
i DIRECTORS Of this Company win be bod at THIS
office or TUESDAY, tho 10th Day Of June next The poll
viii be open from u o'clock, m, to oeloes p M
~ GEO. J.. FITCH. Secretary.
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i or COLUMBUS. ONO, paystle 10 tho IrcAsnfrr Of
the Columbus and Xenia ltsi'Tcsd tompfny.
The holders the Bonds Of the ty OF Columbus gVcn on
the LIT DAY July 1919 payable 10 the treasurer OF tr
Columbus and AeiA RAILROAD Ceupsnt OF bearer and made
rrdemnble on the lat day of APRIL A D. 1854, redeem
able Il the pleasure Of the City Council OF Columbus ste TO
1T day d April ID, 1884 are hereby nsd th.' ,sid
CIV Council are now ready redeem aid Bonds. at TIE
oaiS. OF MILLER DONALDSON Il Co., IA the City Of Co
lanbu' Ohio and that 40 interest on said Bonds se' TIE lat
dsy Of July A. ID. 1852, viii be paid by The city.
L. DONALDSON, President,
j. j. FEEssroy, City Council, Columbus, y.
City CLERK.
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professional Notices.

nR. T. HOLLICK, the Author and Lecturer
Lour, ron 10 TN daily except Sundays. PostOthcc Box
", tn5 New. York Civ.
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of Ocean steamers.

SIGNATURE ALMANAC -
sun-Rises....4: l9 Sets......I:26l Moou-Sets h''S
srGH yATRR TBn DAY. "A.
Sandy Hook IL f8 Gov Island 0SS Hec1sss..' ZU
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD

III
ROSDs OF all the various issues including those Of the
Junction and the Toledo, Norwelk and Cleveland haii9ia
Companies. may be CONVERTED into the slNAiSo fLop
VERMILYE Co. NO. ~ Ws-st, " l., or TO IN. unde j.
simed at Clevelane Ohio, The Sinking FUND horig.e
pond NAV be registered Ia the Of tie apoh
e.,ion 10 III. &. LUCE, Trraslres.
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,yvANTED-A LOAN OF $4,000 for three

NrANTED-A LOAN OF $4,000 for three
w year at 10 per cent, on improved uncumbeEed Real
Estate siua,ed in La Sale ard Bulesn Com'ie. Illinois
xoh AZ liz valuation Is O1 Interest wall be paid quar-
terIy or half yearly ia NewYosk desired FOR Particulars
eddfess PostOice Boz NO ! sale Ls sale county III
roll. Refer TO Messra CLAYTON Il. SWIFT and j. C..
NICHOLS Wsppinger's Fslls. Duchess County y \.
7 AND WARRANTS purchased aud ior SAFE,
I and ARMY and NAVY CLAIMS Of q Minds sgalust the
Coyenment collected OF purcha % BY c. @. NoODaAN,
No 30 Pine st. near the Custom House.
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OYYcE op THs JsyPYss0SyILLE, RAuRoAD Co,
JRYYsR.osvILLE. Ind, Nay "a lba.
TFFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
~ MORTGAGE BONDS.-NOTlCE I. hereby given tina,
THU Courany will redeem the lat day Of July next ST
the United Ststes Trust Company New.1oIk Ciiy. a. NJ
l,west offer below par. a part Of It's FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS agreeable the provisions Of contract made De-
this Company and the Holders Of said Mortgage Boni
bearing date April Ii, 1853.
Oae, FOR sse Of ..d Bond. be s5ire. under
ses TO tie UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY afore
ssid aud ndorsedi ODER Of the fiTst Mogr Bond or
Bond the JeA-rsonye Rsif 1Ad Company 10 the SINKING
und" which oefs BIDS viii b. received unii noon OF tue
frst day Of July Aforesaid
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Gopartnersbip ilotiees.

I'VE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
"A between JAMES POSfENS sid ARRAM G. BROD-
ELAD, under the style OF JAMES POsrcNS Co, Pro
Iitsois o. Toe Mercane Hotel Duane-.t Is hereby dis
solved By nutgai consent New YORK My - ld62.
JANE, sOSIENs,
ADRIAN c. BRODUEAD.
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NITY and Country Ladies who wish TO

mo PIANO-MAKERS.-W Wanted, FLY
i FlNISHER, at No. 2i5 Yves; 25tu-st. nea, 9thsv.
J. L {. FISCHER. Agents
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lpply TO onr associates in ,o,r
New RICHARD G. ELLIOTT, ~ On u..
tlvu....JOSEPH NJ. PRAY. =, o,,y,,.
DiooA''" Attorney and Counselor, No. Jis Fnltcn-st
po,..vjl. Pa WIN r.. SMITH. Attorney ana Counselor.
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90 formers ano Others.

T /. POTTERY.-Dra Pipes for water and
L. sewerage; Land Tile for agricultural drainage; Chin
ney.Tops GARDEN Vases FowsrPots, Fire Bricks, &c.;
u. ii. QUINN. No. 2I8 Poari-st., New'foff.
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EDWARD KING Gate Of the firm OF James
- "a Ei,r, Sons, offer. his services at tue Be.ta o.
r,o,.n for lie PURCHASE or SALE Of 5IoSh y noND''
and GOV ERNMENr sECUhiiibS no - "4".s
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I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
IL TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY EVENING, June T.
BENEFIT
Mr.. THOMAS BAKER.
FIRST TIME OF a GRAND NEW UNION OVERTURE.
The performance will with the and beautiful
THE POST BOY;
Or,
THE PRIDE OF RANK.
To conclude with tho
BEAUTIFUL SPECTACLE.
THE ELVES;
THE STATUE BRIDE.
During which will appear for this night only the beautiful
and fascinating Span b Danseuse,
SENORiTA CUBAS
DON XIMINES,
and the
ENTIRE SPANISH BALLET.
During the evening tho Orchestra will perform
THE CELEBRATED TOY SYMPHONY BY HAYDN.
The music principally performed children's toys
Also, the NEW GIFT POLKA.
copy Of which will be presented to every lady visiting the
Theater
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.


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Is PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AND EVENING
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BY THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
ts TIM TRIBUNE BuIIDsGs NASSAU AND SPRUCE
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And City Subscribers at II! cents per week Mail
sub.c bers So per aDnuu. in advances - TOT months
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Y1DWARD H. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor of The

H. scspe and Operating aud Consulting Surgeon NO. ~
stav Ofce combinations tho more obscure diseases
H. rsvie y,cea Rupture Piles. Varicoc-e, and fuia
r,,islv cured without the knife or si,uTe once hours
ffonl 9 to . TO 3, and to p eycninsi
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Go Wbom II man Concern.

JAMEoS T. HODGE, Geologist, is about to
~ visit tho Mineral Regions Of the West and VII b1-
su.n- Survey, snd RepO. upon Nj efsl LANDS ana ''
Aa1ress No. Sc Jorslemon-st., Brooklyn
NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom 1T may
~ eoor.ro that GEORGE W MAETs Of Wss, Morfssuia,
la night authority sell dispose OF the Invention
krovs A. ne Suonae Operator Il The Letters Patent
q TIE uitet States granted for the laid Invention unless by
IT, written consent o. the undersigned j. '" oALO~oS IL.
sAtogoy TxoTl Dated biOnsail, May ~, 1862
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Chances for Dnsiness Hlcn.

A BUSINESS MAN desires to connect himself
~ with honorable In peTnHnen nj hayins .g'i
so u not afraid TO work ard would act ss FOREMAN Or
P0OKK HYPER till the parties shah become ec9n@in'ed
Rssrenoes exchanged Adass. for two weeks, B., f'.'
Ole box No, 26O, Cohoes, Albany Co. n u
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NOTICE. The ANNUAL REGATTA Of the
~ NEW-YORK YACHT CLUB will take place on
THURSDAY, the 5;h day of June, proi mo.
sesmboa. will DO furnished by the Club for the exclusive
the members aud will leave from foot Of Morton ct
~ q N. Of that day. 49,,
Members received their tickets obtain
them application to the Treasurer, NO 10 Wailss
IA. MORTON, Secretary N. Y. Y. G.
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nor SALE-A iirst-class WOODEN MILL,
Containing sixteen sets OF Cards and a.! the Machinery
ncss operating the 20 the very pest ADVANTAGE
vii A. Abundant supply OF al tines This property
ost ably situated IN pheasant aud healthy town. nav
iny facility transportation Of goods ~ raoao ana
ed The tenement soreuouses. bans &c. spprrttnaLt
50 are al in good condition The Mil 10 now IN uD ana
successful operation and every capable Of DONG q. neh
S,.s, work a. any mil OF It's size ia America WIN he
s low reasonable end possession gwen any
tine when wanted For particulars apply TO-
JAMES r. ELDkEDGE,
No 70 CoBgress-st. Boston.
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4 PROFITABLE and PERMANENT BUSI-
~ NESS for one person in every town Adde'S,
JONES & CLARK, No. 20 Nasssu'st-, Newly ok.
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ali. RESPECTABLE FAMILIES. BOARD
~ ISg HOUSES. and 10 rELS be supplied with
good SERVANTS from all nations moth Protestant and Cab
Ole at M YORkSIO NS Office IN the large marble build
In No IL 4thav.
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4 T ACKERMAN & CONKLIN'S, No. q 9TH
I sv may be found frs. class SERVANTS Of every
p.cy Cooks HousewoTkers Lsuu dresses, e. for private
fsmiie, and Summer AL orders by mail faithfully
.,p..rrd.
, 1862-10-15
BOT AIR FURNACE,

Fer Heat AZ NWeIldnEs- FaA1ta HAlIE,
stores. CAWFehes, &C.
We vonld aIsfos al n Wzn4 It ~ bsss HoakaDs
Furnace to call u
, 1862-10-15

Atgal HnttrRB.
NOTICE.-Ma.te4's Sale Of the
WEST END OF THE
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.

Snt!er l. hereby z1reE th.t by <rtns and IN p..zu.
States .tsie, Of % 1noi. 'aa .se IL
care in fhAre-ry the:ela pru'!in= ~hrsen JAus r.
s;s ss!!s t} s
shs Shienso ,,or hsEl, St .an ea:afr k,1!,o. Go.
a:: kasS s.f5!s. I H:;$:: Ha; ca;es, :
4. &c .ns ty2E5
* Pet,r!a md t'lusuSa 1.t'road Co nq.7y wl1ilsm
9 r. s.ss ss AZ -
*r.- tic Chicago. lnrslnIto1 ana Qullry Hat'roai
GftEE i;o5y 31tgby: H1TSrs LfstsSsr. rhsre. ).
sid ccu.t au'z apponte in L. I'D deere fos ia,
r. I'll Il M o Yss S ,s e.. e.
fT 9. o. i! so Etc aa f
s'tn esloes < r n forenoon + thst ay to hk high
#. ~ con,n; s9f q s q
Is tee II nG.
=, n.sn hes ihts-et a!eh hid oesn
81 xs
3nss5 r. as na1sssr, rI;su IT, go g5osety
grounds, ard the bndinRs t!e!eon. bridges vadurts
sa 1t &C. aaa
seauied b. The ss:d company AID upon. Or ass spt'
,.5 -
thercfE' and III tIr rIshts privileges aad aac.ss
Of said Crmp.ny oE IL 70. and concerning the
u tde ~ oIo1&nt 70 oreciose The secotd mortx
& & II nd
tell eni3 Tint rstt OF the sId rsiro.d Ia tile
sid MORTGAGE and the franchfses and rtents
lie W. ana { Il 4 Hi s.s lie
: t. 70 e
ters.ts Of wh,en wasp = EoiiaaSh. john II. +. 4 K
ashtEns may hzre trustees FIR hnndholLers> under
deet Of trust executed by the cora and Lq14xks
T. t. az s*a s q 11sa n sn
nAon thereof. dated the lHh day cf Asrch A. o. 1S14
secure the pssmest Of the rrtcina and interest OK
h. airing inter est At tie ot eight per cent yAI@
fn annually ArL oEtstzndfnz and With coupons
II .s sas &c ss ,ts
aid Ill psrstns l4n under thep or cla n us-
them or any Of them, AMI al rer*ops having lten
d.cTte. etterw.e n7on the premises Contained II
the Hd mortgage. and bis their heirs or persona
and MI persons having any lien by
Under such tud@m. NJ "t decree. otherwise Aad Al
tertoLs Ani.x u:'ler Them, ho barred AnA
f9res!oeed Ct ID ron, all equity Of redemption
claim e. IN; & - to 1ss sid essd oE no,t:asef
that thr pu'chaser pu.cha&rs at said sale saal b.
let ttfo paeseion Of the said moFtEa7 ed pretsA
pas< ssiop the sa:d pret- or aay part hsseof o.
nry terson* Who. s1Gce the commenceu.ens Of salt
eass aer nse 1ro g1eT sns sntS o.
CT pur faeers on pfoct t!on Of the MAters died 70
rnch prrris and certificate from tnt II rk Ut satt
confirmed. III il TIE same has been coni.meI uade
', aJ - - M /. r.MoELroS; Special M4s.r.
| CL:caso scp:e- ber nth. 1s5. SEQ 15s21m
, 1862-10-15

that didn't join the rebels didn't ~ant to hurt
tatm. They wanted to suppress the rebel
Il n, it is true, ou. Eel 20 ipjufe the rebels.
sul], DO you believe, is 1t nasu-4. tha. r1eE
should lave had the same z-Al they would il
ttss had believed, az Jon AID did, th.t the
rebellion was erongs We had some trouble
thele; it ie not overcome get, but We are
uresconipgit- We arc 70 have EreAter actfv-
iiy. Au Efficient Lender ia uanted. We hare
got the men and the IL Aterials, and LOOK Tor
the suppression Of the F=bel:inu aud restorar
lion Of the government before winter sets ID.
When the rebellion IL put down, smother At
tempt vii Dot be made. II it succeeds, it
will be death to constitutional liberty for csn-
turtea to cone.
The constitution must be preserved. The
contest izE't simply whether zae rehellioa'
shall Re rnt down. hut the experiment Of con-
s'i'u'ionzl Liberty IL On trial. ih-re never
nm more tAyosaole opportunity BY xhich
II Eakr j: rtrpe:utl TIA s-r= il t-t : s;;.-1
S'ates. Your liberties and your children's de-
pscd upcn this contest between freedom and
slArcry.
government composed Of an as1stocr2cy OF
tiaFthc1dtrs whose corner stoDe will BE- s.a-
very. II We succeed, We viii get rid Of the
Of il thing that has ever disturbed our peace
Now, fellow citiz NJ, bare detained Tou as
1orE IS intended, to shoH 5o1 that no Re,
publican caused this war, but taat it was
tronght about by the plans OF those
wno had charge Of the government. l
lave tri.d to show you that We hive
tried TO ca1rJ on this var ID frisndly
spirit. For year, We did mot forage on
and protected slavery. Ne did no accom-
plish much with tbt. policy, Will. thousands
ought to be abardoned is clear. So thought
Congress. Condscation was one OF the meas-
nr.E to X hjca I rtferred, as intended to put i:
down. The president, acting ia harmony
With government, has issued bis proclaim stion.
Will you eustsin this new policy. Tuose fol
it should sustain the mer, Representatives, ald
Dembers .ho iuaugurated it You Democrats
who sustain the policy Of the government
not because it Is Republican, but because h
f the government. don't sfreg*hen the hands
Of these traitors because you have acted Wit.
them beturs,. You ksow they are vile traitors
Many of the Democratic party in Illinois m
in the srmy Of the Union, and presume X
here. The fight Is br4vely aud shed thei
blood - freely IS any In regard to those,
say ior myself, such 8 Democrat il my brother
, 1862-10-15
R0tel8.
Coal ami AA Appn .
COALi COALI COALf-Th

~ s<5sntdA- P1t4s+oA. Wnkshsrto nd shamokt.
Cosl Companiee II Hsn1sYlveata, nx4ls o6er thssr
sed e1pens. addea- 1hsJ nine u tdedr ox1 coei,
Rake11 Hnd Coanty Dea2NT aa1ez3aa b called to IL
4boxH GaefA
NJ lf1a, 1AnaEA BloaseGFA nsfaf Hill Era CHS.
8e3a - Ill 0<AEf C0alA. kl9k a1d &alA 1t 1oEoSt
08ces: - NAd1.en 4re1t at As6teoa stTset h71dzn
N nNA 1H 8nuHh N0FkN qffe6k, 43d ~ 83RtA CiSES
6Af1&NR FnHERr IA H. ARs.e
, 1862-10-15

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Ed1. jenkins, G, 47th uiino!s, right lee.
;:s s!tf ;;t:. 4.:a ~ t;nss i1a. =. E
KtfHer, c. 47h niroIs. right knee.
4,tassI T:ssps i = pitt: II 10. ss!.
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:, n Cna,irs arenner +; S.,a II,,,,n..
Sbe,a.s zee p ~ Sa ,;aa!. h,,lnois so,t b.ux
SnLv'a. wife ne 3. a 4. 1aisoi.. t let. e. '-
E;oi Da;< - i's no1 s.n Rims,r nP rP oa ..
VI, Lo,.y, + 5:.h Minois. ies.
Elijah Cur9it. c. ssh Tilpoi..
Tt.n TIE GIs.xoId xaI n Il ss ssxh '11H,as minass
i Ge1iske ~ = = ~ ni,nnss ia~
Enen. sa Ia Tsz;i oa saS Uelo, 1Sa,; 1 tt side
sIEr.. s;s ~ Ssa az, Ta'G, *, TT: SnG
sa, 1osG M.sr,sr s. 3 81 s,o 1hin; hsaa badly
stn..s as9kse1i i q IA m s,S,n Unao, ~ a,2
s.1aael The ThSm1 sap s1 .sS sd ohio. 111a h;os
~ asrs1 NJ -; nH ae; ga;oi ri: th'n!ce
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pose to put down the reoellione Can you pat
IL down in any ntter way? Abraham Liacolu
is tie crnstitutiorslly elected president- Con
grtss Is the same The president aud Con-
gres. acting in harmony, enacted this policy
DOWN. II, Democrats, you be in earnest il
wanting the rebf 1lon put dawn, come with Us
aud help US ear1g out this policy. Other rise,
you 70 Egainst The goyeFnme. II you p1rA-
I'VE the government, 5ou are aiding the re-
tellion- Thst is the issue In this aud Ill other
| lu5a States. 1t is bet ween those who arr in
favor Of ccnfiscatire The properly Of rebels
and those Who arc IN favor Of protecting It;
between those who are for IN aggressive war
fare ard those who are for 4 defensive
warfare; 1<tacee1 thoAe rho viii kaks Ue
,oor, aad Nore rho arr in .t..ssr # project
| Which can you takes We've inaugurased
this policy, and called out more OF N army
| Our sImy was largely reduced By mac ion, and
| We have sent = new one Of 600 .o0-Il.sE
| ttep this fall. We have 4 larger army than
sny general can manage, and no Y &c insist
that the rebellion shall be crushed out To
be psu* *eeuted efficiently, We must destroy the
cause before We can put It down am glad
attempt to put It down without removing tue
cause from the body polite, u for doctor TO
undertake to cure dfseasc without trYink to
| remove the cause Of the disease We know
the cauzr of the rebellion. Is there any State
| erg'E-d in it that has not Kok s1aysrys Il
shtft ary probability OF any stxte being en-
Gagged II. l. t! At haa not 6ot l4very! Isthere
any t.an ergag~d in it except he il devoted to
tht prc-slAEtry party.
/ know they ctsEKe this - bs&nR IN aholi-
tfen ~ar. Do you kDo Of \ Republican that
IL aeainst The governlreuts Go Into tho rabe2
army %s.d navy, a,aors those wAo have Eiols.
ted thet oaahs and lined the rebellion, and
shcT TIC one thAt wAz = RsPubaican. Go o'iato
| the departments at Washington and fnd 4
Republican tha$ hAs tarned traitor. II you
! canl Not one can be found. They ara III
1oyal and true to tn dAk and the ooasti4atioa.
lApplause.1 4ou caa dnd great many
Democrats. who we're In s68ce, VINO afe nov
In the rebel army. Do ynR ever ind Re.
i puhlbcan there! One half OF the people N
Republican,, and not coo against the govern
ment. Tho cf11coEs of The reg a1ar army had
sympAthiked with the South they believed
tba& Southern doctrines we9e the bost for IL
couniry. How came they to believe sol Per
haps theJ looked to Southern politicians 70
prtfeHrent, and on that account were likel,
10 form attachments and be familiar viii
! tltm, and hence their sympathios. Th0'