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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16

E'OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
j. class steamer will ifiya hswYors she l.t ilth aud
2I.t Of each month except When those dies tall NJ N
DAY when the day dopartuT. will bo the MONDAY fol-
lowiDg
offesht or passage. apply at tie oniy Office No Bowl
lng.gieen ID. b. ALLEN, Agent.
LtTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
at Qureustow A. cork iarbor 1h- weilkuown steam
er. OF IA. Liverpool hcvioT aud Philadelphia Steamship
mgamy ale intsnied 10 sail a. follows:
.Ssturday Feb. n
CITY Ot WASHING saturday, Feb 20
cry OF BALrlnORL............. Saturday. Mar
And every succeeding SAL HDAi, at noon from Pier No
a. North River.
RATES or PAssAGk.
PAYABLE Ia specie, or ~ equivalent IN currency:
FIRST CABlN.......4B 90 40 SIEERAG S92 80
Ttrt Cabin 90 Ioud0n 80 90 Seeagc London -. j. 81
tint CABIN TO PARSE. - col SeeIGlr Pans... ~ 10
Fir.t abu ismhuig ~ col aeeags 10 hembute.. - %
pa.seng.rs elso adcd 10 ,vfe, B.ensn ROTTERDAM,
Antwerp &C. ~ equally low rates
Faros from Liverpool Queenstown; let Cabil r75 81
10 Seragr Liverpool, SO From Qucohttown 49,.
Those ho wish send io thsir ionjs buy tickets here
Ut t.ose raiss -,
Tor ia, her information apply at the Company. Offices
JOHN q. DALE. agent No. 10 broadway, n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
Form II Gaxrantee.

Tie undersigned. - Of - In tho state az -.
aud - OF - In the state Of -. hereby snaantee
tina, the tore sng bid of - lot a4y q the eas'e
sftr the scolt the contract at III. p,tihce named,
Nyy Agent dc ated execute the conac, ioT tue SAN"
m good and .u' sus,ies aud h. Gaze tie said
into contIac'. Gtorcid We suast 10
good the difference between the 5he Of the said --
snd tia. which NAY he accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
Ocean Cleaners.

A DAMS EXPRESS co.
~ WIN Dispatch their neIi EXPRESS TRAIN ior NEW
BERN snd PORT ROYAL on OF about the loth OF Feb.
FOR particular. apply our ONCE No 81 brosdwsy
ADAMS IAPRESS co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
Signature. of Two :u.rsn;on. T. :. = =

hereby certify that tie ABOVE -nfnicd sIc ku'"l I"
r.. property and able 10 mAso good hof sua' &C.
Signature. o. HI.
Date.
TO be signed by To- United State. Di,.dr, judge United
State DtTici Attorney, Collector, OF Navy Asr"t
,,,aef from las, fs Uait,d Sf0ss aJyJ.sd IDLY H.
l6g.
Gee Il IND 4, . C,,fhey eraofed That contract
ordei Of aug interest therein. shn hc 'iered by TIC
party or psel whom such contract o. order pHy be gwen
shy otht pEty parties and thst hLy such TRANSFER fhn
,us. the Of the contract o. order uabcrfed 20
far a. the United States conceIned Pryri I'D Inst al
lie rights Of action hereby reseivsd TO 10. United STATE
or sny breach Of sIch contract by the contracting sr
ret-ie'.
sec Is tad O,rfhsr cuarfef ihs Whenever con
tractor foI ,ubseHco. cohing anna snnuniion muhIon,
Of war and for eVfy dscdioB o! suprs Tor the Amy OF
Nvy o. tte nited States .hs be found guilty by court
s~a of frsd Or M ect o. duty, h. ,ls DO ni,hed
b fine upfsonf1tn such other lunishmrut a. thr court
sJa adud.e sLd my plIson who sLal co4tiEct 10
furnish slppi.s Of as biad descpil To- the Army OF
Nasy he .h4 be d~cne5 and tskea part Of tho laid or
naval forces ofhe Ultrd Slec of h.ch be shn Contract
70 flnh said snIpe. and te stct 10 The ~ o. and rrGa
.oaa - soseTpmen Of tho land sd ns; force, Of The
United states
Tie follow Ing ale the classes required ct tho respective
Navy bbsdf:
Tie 70 lowing the classes under Bweas ~ Esap~,nt
az Recruiting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
Date,

III. schedule which tie bidder ipcoes mus. DO pasted TO
his offer sud each Of them sgucd by him Opposite each
article schedule tie pace must Ue set the amount
carried out the aggregate footed up ir each AID tho
suloani .e written words IL tho parties who bid do
bot resde ~ or place where the Articles 10 delivered
they in their offer person TO whom orders Oh
them TO De delivered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16

II ERSIiAW 4 BIKD. LAW and COLLECT.
IN ING AGENCY, No 3si Cbessnui-st., Phi.sdelPh's
This has facilities Tor collecting ci1s aud s'jusuny
matters quiug lesal aii ia every county IA tho oyo
stss. IN the Canadas aud Ia Europe. and ntroduee
having legal tnaes be St,ended 10 10 respectable %
sorney any dosissd poSt Letters Of iasaly P'"py
Any ponioent Jobbor of this city nlsy be inquired Of -
10 their standing tor integrity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-14
Russia in,he Northern Paciric.


The Propagateur de Lille contains the
following interesting letter from the
missionary, Father Fauchet:
You did not anticipate that my jour
ney through Manchuria would lead me to
Russia but in fact this vast territory has
been part OF Russia for the last two years.
There was not even struggle, for the
Son of Heaven only heard oil the dismem-
berment of his empire after it had been
accomplished The Russian Government
has planted 10000 Co.sacks along the
Amoor and the Ousuri, and has placed
troops and sailors at the month of the
former, where the city of Nieolaief is
being built. The province Of Nicolaiet
extends from Korea to Behring's Straits.
Nicolaief sprung into existence during
the Crimean war, and lies seycnty-6ve
miles above the mouth OF the Amoor.
The X mach de- G,gtha for 1868 says,
page S23, in ? note to table OF the pop
ulation Of the Russian empire:
Russian America is the property Of a
company, and Isl consequently, not com.
prised 10 the above figures. The privi-
lsge of this American company expires al
the end of 1863, aud the American terri
tories will speedily receive civil organi
Zahon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-14
!. HAVE NO Their, -

eI HAVE NO THER.''
The midnight stafs are cleaning
Upon her silent grave;
Now sleape.h with ut dreaming,
The form We could not rave;
Til cloud OF seiefis keeping
Its shadow ON nv brow,
ohi blame me not for weeping
have no mother now.
No mo ther now 80 bless me
With love sire, re and true;
No mother tn caress re
A. she was wont TO d..
Nomother! Grie, Is keeping
It's cloud upon my brow,
On bism- me not for weeping
| have no N 3ther nov.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-14
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many preparations sold under tne zx5 OF
Bitters. put up qBarf bottles uroundet OF The
cheapest whi key or common rum, e"s from, 20 10
&c gsitor, the taste disguised BY Anixe
Corau der seed
This ciass ~ Bters has caused and will continue to
cause, long they be sold. hundreds die the
death the Nv their tbs 10 keps
crtpuay under the influence OF Alcoholic sttmuians
the kind the cesire Tor Liquor created and
kept 3D. result all the horrors siten mp
on q drunkard's life and death.
For thos- hn desire and will have Liquor Bitters
We, ubish the f9iI~~ing receipt Het One Bottle OF
Ho0nan1x German Ritters and mix With three Quarts
OF good Brandy or Whisky. snd The result will be
Preparation that ~ill far excel IN medictn
and true excellence any the nu3rrous LQunt Bsers
in The market and MI cost much less You will have
all TIA 4 Eoo6ands Biftersn connecton with
good article Ltqavr, Ut much less price than
=.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-14

Crops IN ARKAFsAs.-Latea dvices
from the interior of Arkansas say that the
crops were never known to be better
Grain of all kinds is abundant and cotton
is doing remarkably well. The forests
are full OF game, not having been hunted
for nearly two years. The crops will, OF
course, fail into our hands, thus inficting
a severe bl on the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-14
II E O X u K :


DRIFTING.
BY ALIcR P. LINDSAY.
Far away Ger the blue above,
Fair and vague dream of love-
A fairy host In silence throng-
wordless poem-voiceless song
Soft, white clouds through sunbright space
Are, with strange and dreamy grace,
Slowly drifting.
Lying here in my quiet room,
Inhsling the Springs hrsi faint perfume
Graceful zephyrs, with noiseless wing,
Tony fevered brow sweet coolnea bring
Like clouds at float in the upper air.
Is my life, to u land more fair,
Slowly drinng.
Gone from my hear, the Wild unrest
The weary pain frnm my ,hrobbing breast
Tie painful st -Gggie for life is Ger.
plead for its passionate Joys no more;
Peac. fully as the clouds on high,
IL my life 10 purer SKY
Slowly drifting.
Love. with eyss of liquid light,
Watches over on day and night
Softly pleading When thou art gone
There Is naushi Tor the sun to shine upon -
Pleading earnestly--'s Stay With me,
More than angels can, love Thea"
And eli he v hiie ike The clouds above,
10 my life frsm this cliugng love
-Iowiy drifting.
Savior comfort tho loving hesrt--
S,rengthen the r.ul as depau-
Graut that for him the sun may shine,
. a far dAa mil
In the ifht Of her love from his heart, ~ last
Let him end this Trisfs and giooms OF the past,
Slowly drifting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-14
They esntaiB no Alcohol or bad Whisky
Thsy WILL crNs ths above dissssss In ninsy-niRs
cases ont Of hasdred

Indueed By the extensive sale and universal Dcyu-
lanty Of hoo0ands 0esnas Biuess tpcfels es4oAlS1
asvs opened spse SUFFERING De ioed essss Of
Nossrsns 10 the shaps Of poor shisksy. vie1y com.
pounded win injsfsns drugs and ehristsned Tenies,
Bsvsrs OF thu innuuerable array Of Alcoholic pre-
psYations In pletboric bottles and big belrd y -,
under modest sppellaton Of sitte's which instead
CURING only agravate disease and leave the dissp-
pointed sufferer In DESPAIR.
RooFLANp's GERMAN ErTTERs!
Are not a new aud untricd article. but have stood
the test Of hen years trial By ihe American public
and their repddaion and sale are ot rivzlsd ny kny
timilar prsparanon ne propr.et"rs have ihoasahos
OF Letters from The most eIntnrBt
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians, ana
Citizens,
resIfyiurof their own personal knowledge. 10 the
beneficial Effects and medical sirues Of these Biieu
Do you want something to strengthen you?
Do you want good Appetite
Do you want TO buildup your Constitution
Do you want TO feel well
Do you want to get rid of Nervousness 7
DO you want Energy
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeIlngI
lyon do. use HooPLASp's GERNAy BITTERs.
Frsn Rer J. ksrfs. Brorr D D.. Editr Of the ks<Y-
eispedis Of Religious KKosledSo.
sAlthough net disposed ~ favor recommend Psien
Medicine. in geners though di-tra>t q tbef ingre
dients aud era yet know Uf NJ salheent reasons
why q trstii, T. she benefits he believes
himself u have ree-sv ses ~imle prepa,s
In hope thAt he ulAy thus Contribute The benefit
OF o;h+rs
d. this the more readily IN regard 20 Hso6ands
sGerrrzn Btttrrs prepared By Dr.. Z. jazz tou, OF
tLis city, beesnse | Ireindeed sxaiuet th-m Tor
many years under the presst that they were chief
iy 40 aIcoh lie nj sture- iudetsed TO my fr-nd
Robert sho-tnak er Ksa for he mi this %
JUDGE by proper tests a. for eBcs'u ag merit 10 try
h-n suferiur from graf aud long eontlnu.d de-
bnnv. THE belts of theec btsrS. nj the
begiubng nj the prr~-ut Wa ~ lived o. evident
r~li-f egfe- " ss1dit and mental
vigcr Shieh had set tsr moi tn btfore lni
hal almost dr-paifrd resa nfss- Therefore th4Ik
led ard my friend dTvstt TO The 0f hem.
J. SEWTON BResN.
philndelrhia Innr .. IssI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-14
TO GENERAL NATHAN nARR II

TO GENERAL NATHAN ARR II
MFptTAriors.
sm lonely 10 my domiei
And l,uely in tie street,
Or let me be where'er Will,
have no wife TO greet
tlink OF Adsm in his day,
Fer Eve became his wife,
III got sleep, or any way,
I'll can change nay life.
Then 10 wsse ~ 80 Ad m did,
To aad her fading bs my side,
woman made ut uf rib.
wshing 10 be my trde.
soiomon' what happy man,
Having - many wives,
Bssi with lot of pretty things
tie nevsr should have died.
Now II close me itatiops
And yet single man.
Jpn arch through ali creation,
And get 9 partner il l can
MATRIMONIAL sYMPATHtZEk.
pSnhe.,A, No
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-14
LIVE STOCK.

Droversand Farmers wi lnn this he m os tsdvan.
t.reou route for Live Stock Capscioue Yards, veil
~atered ind supplied With every convenience have
heen opene ont is tsconnections apdevery
attention Is paid totheir wants. From Harrsburgh,
where will be foun every convenience for feeding
and resting choice Is offered Of the PHiLADEI
pHIA NEW YORK and BALTiMOREM MARKET.
This will iso be found the shortest quickest and
most direetrouteforS tocktoN New York-tviaAiien-
townl-and with fewer char ges than any other
ENOCH LEWIS. ienerslSupt.. Altoona. Pa
l.. l.. HOuPT, Gen Tick ct AEt ,Philadephis
H. H. houston. Genersl Freight Agen
S&v Pit tat,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-14
Fare to al points - low ~ any route.
sleeping Cars
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
PhiladelpAia, New IsFk and Baltimsrs.
~ Baggage Checked Through. -
And Transferred Pre-.

FIRE q HTS.
~ this route, Frefxhis desc Yiptiou can Be
forwarded TO and from Philadelphia. New York,
3oslon or Baltimore. TO and from any point on the
Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky. Indians. Illinois,
Nisconsin, lows or Missouri BY RAILROAD d.
RIOT.
The Psnnsyivanis Railroad siso connect. al Pitts
burg with Steamers BY which Good. a beforw. ard
I'd TO any point on the Ohio. MuskinE1m. Kentucky
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi. Wis
60 asin. Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, and Rad Riv-
ste unars to all porte the North Western Lake.
Nerchantsand SUPERINTENDENT transports
iton Of their Freghtto this Companycan rely with
confidence N its speedy transit
The hates OF Freight
To.ndfrom any pointin he west by the Pennsyi.
vania Central Railroad. are at all times AS PA ;
VoRABLE As ARK CHARGED BY 0THERRAIL-
ROAD ACCOMPANIES.
WPRe particular mark packaees, ssvtAPREH.
CENTRAL x. R."IN
ForFreight Coz trsets or shipping Directions, APP
ply to address either Of the following Agents OF
~ b. a. STEWART Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARKE& CO., Transfer Agents,
H.w BROWN & CO., CincinnAti,O.
re. MELDRUM I CO., Madison, lind
}. ENCORE. Louisville. KY.
w.M. AIKMAN CO., Evansville, Ind
R.F.SASs, st. Louis Missouri.
CLARKE 4 CO., Chicago, Ill.
JH. N'COLM Portsmouth, n
N'NEELY, 4 MONTGOMERY. Maysville
WIZ L. LANGLEY ,Gallipolis,o.
n S. PIERCEk CO.. GAINESVILLE %.
r. n. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
&c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
for the South and West
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-02

We do not know how poslerlty. should
il ever reach them, will, charactesize the
reply of President Lincoln to the A bany
nesting. Probably they will accept il As
part of the history Of the day, and find in
the ieebleness of intellect is exhibits. all *
cuse for the catastrophe that at this hour
be>ets the American peopls. The public
OF TO day will probably find designation
for il in the ingenious and characteristic
parallel which tho President draws be
tween tho acts Of his administration and an
'emelic,' and the reliance he expresses
that the people will not grow fonder of the
one than of the other, by mere use!
Perhaps not! But stll the question
would subsisi, why because the people OF
Tennessee anu Louisiana need internal cor
rections, the Grca, Medicine Man a,
Washington should force down the throas
of healthy citizens of Ohio and Illinois his
repulsive drAughts. II the President could
6nd 10 his Electric or Emetic school oi
ph h,lcsophv, AZ srs"c,sn. rrpn tsis -nhi2c
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-02

The President, in hi, reply 70 ,hs A.
bsnv meeting. said:
Gen john G. Breck;nr.dge. Gen. r b.
ert E. Lee. Gen. Joseph E. Johnston,
Gen John B. Masruder, Cen Wlil.n y.
Preston. Gen. Simon p. Bucka r. and
Com. Franklin Buchan n, now occupy.ng
the very highest places in the rebri eas
serv &c, were al within the power u iAs
cover nment since the rebellion bpsan, ssS
were nearly as we'll known ,o Us t:s;tors
then ss nov. Unqussiions0 y. !! ~e hsd
seized ard T. u th, n. ,he iLsurgen; cas- .
would be much weaker. But 10 one IL
them had then Committed any CRIME de-
fined ia the law. Evsry one q. saen, Il
arrested. would have b,en discharged oa
hal, 40 corpus, were the writ al owed 70
operate. In view cf these AID Similar
csses. | think the time roi u ike ~
come when shall Ia blamed Coz hsysns
made too ieu arrests ra;hev ;hsr tSs
many"
There is no, city o! say ccnsidera6s
numb.rs 10 The Union ~ho e police have
70, he names Of psspec;rd parties, and
" no are known by the pcrpe;Fa; on Of
crime. In the ab.snce Of sny specific
charge, or proof OF any criale Pun'-ha5's
by the s,atu' 'es, would the po'ic De JUS
fled in srres ing ard imprisoniag, uhh'
ou, granting them a trial? The Prc>:cc.s
says these parties "were nea',y as ~ea
known to DC traitors then - now. This
means simply that they were strongly aus
pec.ed. and a. subsequent events have
proven, Justly. But it vas mere Su'p'ci3r.
If there wa> an. proof of thei' c"np!:oiiy
with The rebellion they could have oeea
arres,ed and punished for "a Crime ceiaed
in the law" When the doctrine 10 D. celiec
by the people that they may be punished for
crime, not defined in the law they will
have reached a point of sbaseuaeni which
will make them ct subjects OF despo.
tis,n such a. Mr.. l. ncoln attempts 70 d.
fend.- Chicago TIwes.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-02
FULTON COUNTY TROUBLES.

The company Of the Ills, Iudiana 4 z.
i"ent. ~hich lsft this city FOR Roche-ter.
on Monday. Jsae 18Th. returned las, N a.
day. Q" arriving at Bloomingsburg. Ne~-
Castle Township. tic sea. Of war, the rao..
remarkable good order prevailed, anu no
one WAS found proposing to res;s: the 81.
rollinens.
1t appcars that the person selected 70
max the enrolment hid rendered him >eif
particularly obnoxious BY denouncing hi.
ne'ghoors as s'cessionisis, copperhesIs.
DC. and one or two individuals were Tho
head and front OF the difficulties there.
1t is singular that County Enrolling CON-
missloners are SO often successful In seIec,
ing the mo t imp 'pul.r man in township
for deputy. and IN nine ca ,es on. Of ten
this is the cause Of the difficulties repor,el.
The Democracy do not advocate ard
will not countenance resistance 20 .a~. bu,
hey have right 10 s.k tina. honorable
men shall be- aelected TO carry ou, the law.
and when tAis is done, difficulty vii rare
ly occur.
The soldiers returned from Fulton c..
we'll pleased with its citizens in genersl. ard
with the - Buuernu's Of Blounir ysburs
in particular. They were weIl treated
An entertainment being provided :o- ,hsn.
and oall given in the evening.
On Monday tho company wsrs g., pre-.
vided with dinner by our ci,seas. sud
returned to indisna2ois urder ,he correct
impression ihs! the Democra,y Of Indiana
are loyal, and shat shs, portion o! the
world known IS Republican leaders snd
Editors are awfully g;res to to-mis:akss -
Logansport P1a.os.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-02
Acting A si>tant Provost Marshal General
for Ind ana.

sY-D During the late session of Congress
Mr. Conway, Republican member Of the
House from Kansas made speech in favor
of stopping the war. declaring it impossi-
BILE for the North to conquer the S'uth.-
A few DAYS ago the same gentleman pub
lished "A letter in the New York Tribune,
in which he declared that the war was being
carried on for the benefit of contractors and
iobberS, that the Union could not lie rest or.
ed by war; proclaiming his unfstering op-
position to its further prosecution, and ia
voring recognition OF the South. Val
,nndiyham never uttered An, thing half As
'treasonable" rs this; never said anything
which looked towards recognition of
Southern independence. Yet Vallandig-
ham is beses by spies, is arrested by order
of Gen. Burnside. and tried by a drum
head court marital, who sentence him to
close imprisonment in some military for
tress during The war, which, by Executive
clemency, is comrnuted into bsnishmen,
TO Dixie. Conway. Aowever. is allowed
to 90 about unmolested, is received into
administration circles at W ashington. and
his speeches and letters denuuncing the
war as contractors and stock pbber.
war permitted to pass unrebuked by the
great body of the Republican press and
party Why i.thi,? II our excellent
President desires to deal impar,ially with
all classes Of offenders, why does he send
the Democratic opponent of tho war r
Jef Davis while he takes TO his own DO
som the Republican opponents OF the war
N T. Erjre-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-02
''EraitOrOus Words" A Significant
Test.

In ona OF the towns iD Connecticut, iu>!
previous TO our State election. several Per-
sons were discussing the measures and
candidates Of parties. The R-bubicnns,
one Of whom was the town clerk, we're
bitter against Governor Seymour, calling
him a traitor and n friend Of lhe South,
asserting that he was n favor Of the plan
Of rebellion. which wa that The people oi
he ,u.h should govern themselves indie
pendently of the North. Well" said a
Democrat, "do you oppose sentiments of
suat kindl' I'VE do" replid the town
.lerk. "no one except traitor will utter
sentiments of that character" Let me
read them to you" said the Democrat
II have Them here word for word. VIII. o
correctly reported. you may Tot fee! 50
bitterly hostile to the words uttered;
they are As follows:
"Ans people, any where, being inclin.
cd and having the power, have right 70
raise up and shake off the existing gov
crnmenl, and form new one that suite
them bitter.
Nor is this righ, confined to cases
IN which the people of an existing govern
ment may chose 10 exercise it, Any por.
Ion OF such people that can. maS revolu-
r'onize and may make their own Of SO
much Of the territory as they inhabit.-
NJ re than this. majority of any portion
If su' h people may revolutionIze. putting
down a minority intermlnged with o.
near about them. who may oppose their
movements"
"It is rank treason" said one Of iht
R-pupl' cans "lt is Tom Seymour COP.
perhesdsm. said another. land the
ought to be confined in Fort Laa, ette
and fed on bread and water during the war
lie is q traitor"
The Democrat laughed. and quietly
said Gentlemen. Abraham Lincoln the
President Of the United States uttered
those words"
ats lie--Tom Seymour said i,-Tou
Seymour is the traitor" exclaimed the
Republican.
mo, gentlemen. cody replied th.
Democrat Abraham LIncoln is the author
of the words you now pronounce AS trait
orous language. He uttered them in 4
speech delivered in the llOu>e of K pre-
sentaiives. in Washington. OH the l0,h oI
January, lS4S. on a question ofa refer
ence oc certain portions uf the President
Message. the speech is reported, officially
in the Congressional Globe. and you may
find it on the % b page of the append. Z
among the debates of the first session OF
30th Congress"
The Republicans denied it, and bet o
ten dollars was finally made that the word
we're not so reported in The Globe, il on.
,f President Lincoln's speeches. The be
WAS decided on the 2Ist inst. in favor ol
the Democrat, on an inspection Of the
bound -c.cme cf !he G.rtc IN he STAT.