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NOTICE.
TO BRITISH SUBJECTS
IN THE STATE OF OHIO.

NJ UMER0US REPRESENTA-
IN TIUNs having been made to Her Britanie Ma e
esty Legation Ht Washington, and 10 Her Ma esty
COqsnlates, by British subecis resident In the state
Of Ohio, to the effect that they apprehsnsiYe Of
being included any draft for the military service
Of the United States which il may be found necessa-
~ maze Ia that state, have been Instructed by
Her Majesrys charge d'Ahaires al Washington TO
proceed hither with the view Of endsaYoring 70 re-
move thUse apprehensiOns.
beg, therefore, 70 assure all BONA FIBE British
subjects who have never In way forfeited their
allegiance Her Majesty, nor violated her prOea-
maLiOn Of neutrality by enls ing IN the military or
naval service Of the United states during the present
war, that they neel be under apprehension Of be-
c'Ttou Of providing themselves with proper proofs
of their nationality.
AHIne best mude Of procuring such proofs, would
suggest that every FIDE British subject resident
In this state should, OF dr eing re5orted
to, furnish himself with an affidavit OF his national
Public, and hOuli also as far as possible provide
himself with certificates 10 his character and pO
siiOn from persons Of respec ability and standing
resident in the state.
duced before the oiicer who ght ie appointed to
cOBsder claims Of exemption, would, # Ound salts
factory eempi the claimant frum al liability 20 be
called on tor military dut, in the United ates.
would alsJ auggrst thai il would be advisable for
British subj wi hit pass beyond the limits Of
the Stae cross ht frontier the United States
provide themselves With similar papers before eav
ing tn r pllo Of residence; and II my wish. IN
order to prevent disappnint aud delay, to direct
attention to the that applications by letter to the
Legation at Washington Tor plsses cannot e acceded
to. H. PHKCH ANDER~OH,
Attachee 10 Her Britauic Majestys Legation, at
OricrsS4T1. August 70, 1852. ausss lol
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Fhe Presidents Letter to Horace Greeley.
The telegraph gives US President Lin
coins reply to Horace Greeley's letter in
the New York Tribune. It is q non-eOm-
initial document, so far as the slavery
question is concerned, the President using
the peenliar faculty he has of showing all
sides Of question without directly saying
which side he proposes taking himself. He,
however, says distinctly that his para
.aa1nt nhiect Is the restoration Of the
Union, with or without slavery, IS it can
best be done. If he can save the Union
without freeing slave, he will do iti if
he can do It by freeing every slave, he will
2 DO that. BE viii deal with slavery just
as It comes in his way in the work Of re-
storing the Union This is right, and all
that the anti-slavery community ask Of
hin. The question is, how far does it
stand in the way. We claim that it is in
the way and should be removed thst it is
thecause of the rebellion, and that knowing
the result, we would go down to the pri
mary cause and deal with that. The
President does not yet see this necessity !
when be does, we are well assured he will
set accordingly. The march Of events has
brought the public mind up to point
which It never reached before, that Of
locking directly into the heart of slavery,
and judging Of It by its legitimate fruit.
me people are ready to sustain the Presi-
dent in any "rsdical measure he may
take, in using slavery as an instrument to
crush cut rebellion, for, bearing in mind
Alexander 4. Stephens declaration that
slavery is the corner stone Of the Con-
fedoraey, they believe in the further dec
iarasion Of Holy Writ that son whomsO-
ever this stone shall fall, it shall crush
him to powder
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IIPORTAlFl TO FEMALEs.
DR.. OHFEsFMANs Pulls


The combination o. Ingredients In these Pills art
the result Of long zrd extensive practice They
mild IN their OPERATION and certain In correcting al
Irregularities, painful Eensuaton, removing ali Cd
slructions whether from cold OF othsrWlse, hsadaehs,
pain IN tho side palpitaton Of the heart whites al
nervous affections, mysteries, fatIgue pain In the
back and limbs, So, disturbed Sleep which arises
from interruption Of nature.
DIR. OHEESEAIAN' PILLS
was the commencement Of new era In the treatment
Of those Irregularities and obstruc0nsi which have
consigned 50 many 20 premature grEve. No female
can ENJOY good health unless she Is regular, and
whenever an Obstruction takes place The general
health begins to dsclina
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most ehectual remedy ever known for all CON
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes they srs
invaluable including, with certainty, periodical reg
ularity. They aTo known to thousands, who haTs
used them, at different periods throughout the eoun
Try, having the sanction q some Of the NEST eminsns
Physicians IN America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should noI
be used, With each Box. TIE price, 81, 90 per Box
containing from 30 70 60 Pills.
Pills sent By mail, promptly, by renting 70 -
Proprietor. Sold By Druggists generally.
R. B. HUTCHNGs, Proprj1tor.
% CedaF-st., Psw Yort
81 Sold Wholesale and Retail ID -Caevsland b.
STRONG 4 A ARMSTRONG; -,..,.,,er
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The Draft in IudIana--lIOuey in Place of a

Gov. Morton, of Indiana, has postponed
the draft until the 18th of September. One
section Of the order provides that "NO per-
son conscientiOusly opposed to bearing
arms shall be compelled to do militia
duty, but such person shall pay an equiv
alent for exemption" In pursuance Of
this provision, all members in good stand
ing of any religious denomination, who
make opposition to bearing arms an article
of faith, are exempt from militia duty upon
payment Of such sum as shall be hereafter
fixed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

God has protected the infant COnfederaOy.
Asa whole, the document is weak and be-
trays apprehension for the future, the alb
sence Of all statistics being significant
omission. Figures are sometimes trouble
some
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

A special dispatch from Springfield, Ill,
to the Chicago Tribune Of the 2lst says
there are $4,000 men enrolled in the State.
Thirty regiments are full, and the others
are nearly so. Thousands are sleeping on
the earth without any covering, it being
impossible to supply them with tents and
blankets as fast as they arrive in camp.
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An Important Decision Regarding substi-

An Important Decision Regarding SHbSti-
tutes.
District Attorney Ball. Of Cincinnati,
in deciding case of a person who had
been obtaining substitutes for different
persons liable to be drafted, said that any
person actually obtaining and holding a
substitute before the draftshall have taken
effect, makes himself liable to arrest on
the charge Of disoOuraging enlistments.-
People will, therefore, do well to act ad-
visedly in the substitute business
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

Rochester, N. Y, is gIOriOusly alive to
the work Of furnishing men for the war.
We learn by the Democrat that over too
hundred and sizg names were enrolled
there in one day by the recruiting officers
on Thursday last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

Cen. ]. A. Garfield is at present at How
lana Springs, Trumbull county, upon per-
seusi recruiting service, having been or
dersd By bis physician to rest for 3 few
asys or weeks before again taking the
asid. BE has been seriously i'll since his
teturn.
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AUCTION SALES.
TUESDAY & WEDEsDAY, AUa.
j 18th and 27th, E6a,
oRNIFHoLoGY.
BIRDS AT AVCTlvu,ns--..o. cvr4ra Son.

Birds Al AOcrrVE, nE---...O. CUTTER 3 Son.
q. CUTTER 4 son viii sell on Tuesday and We'd
nesday, August 18th and z7th, at their Auction Room
NO i3i Bank-St., ,oonmenoing each day a. lQoclock
A. N a large collection u S1UFEED BIRDS, ar.
ranged oa Sprays in Groups ami under Glass Shades
which Will Be found, on tKaminltiOn, to present
living nature The collection embraces great vsrA
ely OF the most beautiful Bitds OF The United state
also variety Of Hum Mug Rad Dther Birds :roni the
West Indies and South America.
Mr. o. S Gal raith, raTidormist, WHO prepared the
Birds, IS we'll known throughout ths United States,
and ranks a No. in his profession. The collection
will be ready for inspection Monday afternoon aud
Tuesday morning previolls 10 the sale. This Is the
largest collection eyor Oerrd at public auction in
this city Sale positive no reserve Whatever. Terms
Cash-BankRble unds at time Of sRle.
n B.-Mr. Gaibraith viii be pleased TO see bis m.
merOus friends in this city &C the Ancion Room OF
Messrs. Cutter Son on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
18th and 9Th lHSt sugzsAO2
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A AFRIENn n NEEnlrRTTr

HhlHND IN NEhD-Lh1 IT.
DR.. Sweets INFALLIBLE LTNIlLEN-I z Is gFsusrsd
trOm the recipe Of Dr. Stephen sVest Of Counsctcut
the great bone setter and has been used in his prac
tics for the last twenty years with the aost astonish
ing success. As an external remedy Il is without
rival, and wiz alleviate pain oge speedily than any
2ther preparation; Dor Az hheunafic and HerTous
Disorders It Is truly inislfbls and as 3 Curative f
SORES Wounds5 spruins, Bruises &c, Its soothing,
1eallpg so pSsserIul neni1s PFUpsnsties,
ever given L a trial Over tour hundred eertifca1
q remarkable cures performed b. It within the Ia
Agents Tor Cleveland decl0altecwdEwsR25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazstte.l

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. %.
A private dispatch from Bowling Green
to Governor Morton, says the train which
left there this morning has returned
Major Mansfield reports Capt. Goodwin's 8
company Of the Fifty-fOurth Indiana cut
to pieces and captured, while stationed at
Red River bridge, on the Bdgeheld & Ken
tucky Road. They are reported to have
fought bravely and long, but we're over
powered.
Adviees from Southern Kentucky state
that Morgsp is advancing toward the Ohio
river.
Gen. Lew. Wallace is said to have been
intrustsd with an important command in
Kentucky, and will doubtless soon be heard
from. Guns and equipments complete for
six batteries Of artillery were shipped
from Washington to Indiana to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

Judge Hitchcock Of Lake county, has
received from Secretary Stanton the ap-
pointment of Commissioner Of political
prisoners at Columbus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25
New ADVERTlsEMENTs,

TIE ACADEMY, CohSER PRos-
PrcT and hulqp.sts., will Be opened FOR ths en-
suing year, on MoHDAT , septcmboF an. The 6ohool
10 oonnected In ne plan with the Cleveland F-i7ais
emil Ery, AUD the course VI study "a the olrls %.
partmept Will bo conducted ith especial rulsrenee
TO the Pupils hereafter entering that Instliution
Mr., y. N. HAIL, OF the seminary, VIII, On tho
Boys Department, take charge Of ClHsses IN LaiI ,
creek end kloegton. lns Eqctiou ~ French will be
81 Mr. Q. Z. WILBUR.
Terms, per QUARTER of ten weeks, for Engliah,
Lar9 ana GcfInan. q 100
DO Win Nfoek OF l9iiV
auR25:tO2 L. 7. 0UTLFORD.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO BRIDGEBUILDERS

N0TICETO BRIDGE BUILDERS
PRO aOsals will be received at the Once Of the
0ty Civil Engineer af the CITY Of Cleve and until y
o'clock NJ, Septsmber gth, 1862 for building the
per tructare II lurn-Tabls Draw Bridge 70 be To-
Gated at the Centre street crossing the CuyahO
"A River In said ity f Clevols said Bridge be
ls3 feet In length, 35a feet Wids, Carriage way az
fet
Proposals will be received for constructing an Iron
Bride; also, for " God Bridge. Plans and specih
cations will Be received accompanying the prop ysals
for building the same.
More par icqlar Information can DO obtained at said
Ensineer's Once
The Board Of City Improvements Invite the submis-
sion Of BIDS reseryng the right 10 accept reject
the same. By ordef OF tho Board.
C. y. BISHOP,
August q, ls624Of CITY lvil Engineer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

Railroad Comm SicBtiOn AEain Stopped
between Bow az Green aud the sOpth-s
An IndianP Company OTerpOWered By
Rebels--T Brave but Intellectual ReBis-
tance--P organ u epOrted Moving North
Gen. ] 6Ts Wallace TO have an ImpOrs
taut Command in Kentucky
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25
The pespatoh Cooking Stove

The Despatch Cooking Stove.
(see Cutl W L. MARVIN Sole Agent for this City
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking, Roasting and Broiling properties are
unexceptonable and In economy Of Fuel II is unpar
alleled; with Its
NEW PATENT CRATE,
It will burn Coal as well as Wood most admirably; the
perfect and healthy bake, equal to that OF Bakers
Brick oven; Roasting and ToastinR Ia done before
the open hre, and BrOiltnR over live Goals on the
hearth common sense dictates. 1t is actured
In this city, and the material used and the work.
manshjr Of th hest quality; finally, Il gives per-
feet satiaf .ctOn all, as hundreds o. housekeepeTs IN
this city and suIr undtng country, who are daily
uing It, will testify.
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE Is a
new and desirable pattern, which, with variety
Others. make nur stock complete. We also have on
nend e-eai variety Of parior othsr hest
ing StOves, for ,ial or Wood, At reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied With all the newest and
most beautiful st'i~e
ENAMFLED Ora FES.
AlsO-all Of the useful articles OF House Fur.
nisnlng Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
BIRD CAGES which offered at the lowest prices
We MAJ Ufacture largely and have for sale at whole
Japaasd Tin, Copper and Shsst-ErOa Ware.
We offer the most endless variety Of goods in our
nr o. 81 % n 'se lowest cash prices on the ONE
RS-An aousekeepeFs and those Who contemplate
Housekeeping, and the rest Of mankind" arg mosI
and udg. 'OT themselves. sAFIsFAcTIos Is GUAR4S-
TEsD the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of W. L. MARVIN,
No. so, south side Pnh SRusrp,
aus75:fkw Gle, ,sla1d, Ohio.
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DIED.

In this city Sunday morning, August 24th, Of con-
sumption, MARY BALDWIN, wife Of Wylis smith
aged 45 years.
Funeral in Atwatsr, Portage county, On WedDes-
day, the nth, leaving The depot on the s:2s IN.
train Of the Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

Otto Weber, Of Cleveland, is appointed
Adjutant of the 10Th German regiment.
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ANNoUNoEMRNTs.

FOB CONGREss.
Judge. R P. sPALDfNG f. a candidate, subject to
the dselsiOn Of the Union Convention. augs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

War Meetings in summit County,
Hon, A. O. Riddle VIII address series
~ sf war meetings in the following places in
summit county IS
Twinsburg, Monday, Aug. 25th
Hudson Tuesday, Aug. 28th.
CuyGhoga Falls, Wednesday, Aug. 9Th.
80 Akron, Thursday Aug 2stb.
Richfeld, Friday, Aug. 2eth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

WHAT is ITP
What Is It that blaekens gray Whlskers n minutes
CRIsTAD0R0S DYEt
What changes rsd hais &c 4 rich suuptu0u1 brown
CRISTAD0R0s DYEI
What OTs contains neither lime or nitrats Of BfTeTl
CRISTADOR0S
What DE gives least troubls-most quickly apPlisd
CRISTADOR0Sl
What Dye Is the only one pronounced sAe7
CRrsTADOR0sG
What Dye produces the most permanent d'ot7
CRIsPABOR0SI
Manufactured b. Crisladoro, 0 Asto- House, HsE
YORK. Sold everywhere, and applied By all Hail
Dresssrs
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8PEeIAI nOTcEs.

DROPsIEs AeE UURED By BBAhDEEEH'
PILLS This form Of disease e oeoasi0ned bT Ii
sxhalsni arteries throwing oEt greater quantity
fluid than the absorbenrs tsks up. Brandrgth's Fn
convey b. magic a. & sre an Impulse to the r5mot
sxtrsme;es. arouIing their ahsOrbenfa toaotigni
In Gaze Of swelling OF EatarY dspos.ts awakening the
aloeplng snsEgies Of those vessels.
senator Boilenser, or Harklnsr, Now York Easa
great suitrer from drorsiral Affection Of more than
years duration. he derived no material help nom
tho preser ptious Of his physicians Who In fact gave
70 understand that his caso was hopeless By appa-
rently tho nerestohance quaites Of Brandroth's
Pills wee brought to bis notice BE began their uS5
at once and with strong hOps-i0r he e0mpEshended
the princip feurs BE perssvered With them foE
three months, taking oftsu many fitaen pills
day, bat sFaYs making Il rule 70 take scdcout %
purge IN tln most ehsctuai manner tEioe or thrice
week This perseverance, vas rewarded b. perfect
rsstoration % healfh which has continued % this
tirns.
All enquiries Immediately answered By addressing
DR.. Bsandreth, New York.
ns-Eev,nyIs Of Brandrsth Pills at the cole ageneT
20 suPerlI.st,
The VOtsFies Of Dissipation and victims
Of deIusion, can be brought % conviction Of the sr
ror Of their way, aHd be saved from world of msnta
and bodily sufsrnz b. needing the adrios eonfains
in the popular work Human Frailty or Physloiog
ieal Researuhea" Its sound IN It's doctrines, plain
but noFsnsiys in It's dictates, und being beautifully
illustrated with eOlored ensraEings, it brings every
thing home 70 the conception that be Fi0 runs nay
read.
To be bad OlDr. Barrow, lsi BooEeT-st, n. 7. Sent
free Of postsgs everywhers. Price . cents. See I'd
Ysrtisemeut o. 'sTriesemar'' l. and 3
! Sold By g. W. Clark. Druggist. Cleveland. Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

NO. 0U, SOuth SI0e PUBIC square,
Having been East and selected from the principal
manufactures Of New York, Philadelphia, Troy and
Albany, the largest and best stock Of
Stoves and Housekeeping Goods
ever brought to this market. Having purchased be-
fore the GREAT ADVANCE IN PRICES, we Ia We
received the Goods, and adding them 10 his large
tlety Of
CLEVELAND ,STO IVES,
always kept on hand, he Is now really TO sill at the
lowest prices for CASH Oh APPROVED CREDIT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

MONDAY aI0RNING, AU0. %, 1857.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Attachment,


Attachment.
Juvenile Copplewell, Before J, q, Brown, Jus-
Plaintiff, tiee Of tha Peace for BleTe-
Yg. } Lane. Township, CuynhoEa
Thomas Brown, et al, County, Ohio.
Defendants.
THOMAS BROWN, A Non RESI-
pEET Of Ouyahoga County, Ohio, will take no.
tce that the 18th day Of August l62 said Justice
issued an order Of Attachment against the property
Of the said Brown in the aboYe action, for the sum Of
One hundred and Fourteen Dollara Said case & set
for hearing the 18th day Of Seplam ber l6 at M.
J, s. GRANNIS,
augl9t04 Plaintiff Attorney.
Lucy Z: sWiff, lcu7a6Oga Common Pleas
John L. swift. Divorce.
T0HN L. SWIFT IS HEREBY
% nQtiled that on the y day Of August, l-62, Lu
oV Swift fled in said Court her petition against
him for Divorce. alleging for causes, is willal alb
4snce ID, gross neglect Of duty; Sd adultery and an
unlawful marr riage with woman whose name Is un-
known pstitiuner. Said cause will be for hearing
at the November Term Of said Court.
N. S, CASTLE 5 Wm, Y. ToUsLEY,
euE204o7 Snli.t,orA
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no MANHOOD;

81 Sold Wholesale and Retail u Cleveland B
STRONG ARMSTRONG. a5rl4,eOvRzI
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DIStNFEcTANT, BLACKlNG, 90.
AMERICAN BLACKING.
PURE BEKzaKE.

The bsst and cheapest article Gor removing GREASE
SPOTS STAINS 6c.s fr'lm SIX, Woolen or Cation
and uneggalled or cleaning Gloves This article Is
warranted II every respect 70 tho French
For sale by the gross at the Western Reserve Laha-
ratory, sls st. Ciatr-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-25

ai - nasllaga D % i0ll0vlag place la
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-16

ding up with the all absorbing topic of the
day-the rebellion. This was followed
by an able Grafton from Gen. Wilson of
Huntingdon; and last but not least came
Major Evans of Bedford county At the
conclusion of the last Grafton the Pp-si
dent made the welcome announcement
that - dinner was now ready" We then
rolled in TO partake of the good things
furnished by the patriotic ladies of this
vicinity. The table was amply supplied
with all the delicacies of the season: 20
which we all did ample justice. After
dinner all appeared anxious TO participate
in the several smuScments gotten up for
the occasion; among the most prominent
of which were dancing, swinging, short
excursions on the flying horse, dc. The
dancing un the platform erected for jigs,
reels. &c. attracted unusual attention.
The evening was devoted TO toa>ts bv the
Committee appointed for that purpose,
and also toaSts by volunteers, an account
OF which would intrude upon your space.
Yours, &c, BEoADruP
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-07-16
John FOrney and Douglas Dcni-
GCEafS,

ms ruthless crIn"in% dcma%orlc. who
has sold himself, soul, body and breccbcs
to the abolition party, is previously NOR
tilted at his circumvcntcd expectations that
the Douglas and Breckenridge Democrats
who composed the State Convention
would make another split upon old issues.
and he and his abolition brcthcrn are d. :
peTlteiy cXaspcrated at the fearless and
harmonious action of that BODY. AMI to
show his mcasincss. has devoted 4 CON
siderable portion of the Pres to abusin,
patriotic men who composed that convcn-
ton, calling them 4 band OF s.Rrcckin-
ridge Sccessionists,' - Rebel sv,nna,bi-
scrs, and many other such like cpiIiats.
Alas, poor Fusnry, although he GOT into
a small lucrative position by his trcach.ry.
Yet his conscience must, once and a while
check him, especially when lac bcholds
the Democracy Of PENNSYLVANIA united
and presenting an unbrokcn front to The
enemy which he has ezpoused; when he
sees how firm are Democrats and lovaI
men upon the great issues which involve
our country almost to ruin; no wonder
he should bc troubled when he finds tb,
old party which he betrayed and forsooL.
not distracted upon family fcuds, but bur
rying the feelings of the past in oblivion
and meeting upon the same altar, III dc
fence vi principles upon which they
never have differed