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these compulsory as well as for voluntary
charters: some OF the captains are disinclined
70 g1ve their boats at the price named on the
ground that they can make more money In
t'la 2ther ways. inerS is no help for it however,
Inc seizure re- IS military necessity,
Loyal ILLINOIS may be assured that the loyal
people OF Missouri feel deep contempt fur
Inc treasonable meetings Of the majority
members Of the Illinois Legislature Such
sentimehts could mol oe allowed here without
causing rot They may be tolerated at
Springfield for The sake Of preserving order,
6ut the speakers none the less deserve tar and
featters.
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-Iohza Bright Oh America.
John Bright, the celebrated English radical.
a name of which tho yro.zrcs.;ve jcmocr,c1
~ IT. ,onrt-r ,,aaa ~ - rs s.s.s ~,
o1 tins country used to be proud, before the
present aristocratic pro-slayery leaders Of
the democracy branded them with the con-
+o,o,,+,.7o ,z,,.hnt - e tu..,o..,u. ;,
'einp'4ple ep!sae' VI CONSERVATIVE TX
presscs himself as follows in recent speech
made before his constituents at Birmins ham,
~ va
He nave had every cnort made that money
an4 nance conld devise to stimulate in La1l-
cashre, among the suffering population, an
opinion in favor OF the Slave States. They
nave noi eecn able TO get It, and honor that
pies and to freedom, and 1 say the conduct
they have pursued ought to atone in
the minds Of the people in the United
States for miles Of leading articles
written by the London press-by men
who would barter every human right to serve
I4o party with WHICH g they are associated
nf F,rone How ;s ut 1;ha,o W .me
a liberal politician Tint durst aar: ar erer
thought Of saying, one word In favor Of that
asks to he received info thc famSiv of t11e M.
lions? The late Connt Cavonr h1d M i1iff1.
Guilty In deciding on this poipt. Ask Carl
ba1di, ask Kossuth, whether slavery las moth
ing to do with this strife, Ask Victor Uugo.
yearies Of ali manind far the hctter t;eW r. ene
1sk anv man in Europc who opens i,is lins ar
ini1ites scntence of frendon. On whirh aida
v0ur svmpatbfes abonld 1ic Vhr. in ali norts
If Tic world excenf this is]and famed f|er IT,
freedom. Won do mt find one man sncal;nr
In fayor If fhc So,tl, 1'''>'' - 4'~"A>N'
Journey with the snn' viii sinIr ;ntn endieas
n;ght II ra+fa ~ n.,,+in,, - 4,n ioaJa.n %
TIKI rcv6it ;yhn ~. secs ~ ~ 1yada fhroneh !,
s1nnrlfnrtn, = throno AMI a,,,,t t1o statoe -
nnr6v ~ noont;ndi hsra nnnthors ~ ~, -
i,r;rttr vision I,afnrc 1r ',ano ,'n1 r. H.
1u,i n vision. Int viii cl,crish +. see one
rast confr,1rratinn ~ chin~ 11nn, tba frognn
Nnr.h ~ nne nnhrnl-an Ina r. ti,c H,nvinm
sonth. md from tt,n .r;1i hi,inxrs ~ fhe Al,
1anfic fo thc raimcr waters nj The Pacif1c main
and / sen one Deon1e. and onc law. and onf
ionrnorc md oref efa;th and overall that vida
cnn};rsrt f1,a homn ~ frae3om md - rofnra
for fhr onnrcsscd of avery race
1,r. .',....:, iE a., ~. ...a ~. ~.
VIZ conl1ueno tnese "o1os ~ LUG eoasloefa-
tion Of our people, and We particularly ask all
: loyal Democrats to note how far al,ead is tho
1anruopc of this Doble minded Enr11shman in
6S ~ $500 49,
1t"c oeaoeia11c PiiAcipte' ~ tuo 'A''t'on
views and treasonous State night dogmas Of
their present bogus lenders.
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M0ssocre ri. fserr,,aua in FI.cxuS.
IN, x.u.-:.. 80. :, .....,-.,.- 49,
1nc ho"1ns ait1e1e - " t4ausi"I1on Holn
tho Galveston Cniona German paper estab-
lished since the occupation Of that place By
the Union forces. 1t will prove an incentive
to still higher deeds Of loyalty and horoism
hv thc Germans now do;nr scrvfcn- r., tho
- 49, r,>.... 80
rahks VI tne Union army, ana may DC Tead
with profit By those rebel sympathizcrs who
are oppnsed to the Government bringing the
uho,c South II ,11ac;,nca.
80 1 ~ ~ -
Ncar tne origin o. me Gaud cape ana peid'
ruales, On Johnston's Creek, several American
and two Germain families settled but two
years ago. Contendlng against the roughness
Ut the soil and the wild Indians, they had
no pleasant position, but they porscvered,
conscious OF their courage and their intrep.
tonS, aaa tae lo"e1 se1tiemcnts owed u
to them that tllEy lad less to suffer from the