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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

Is EsEoE. The New York Times, W are
happy to be able - assure II. j. entirely in
error in It's Interpretation Of the recent re
tusal of the House Of Representatives 10 agree
% the motion of Mr. Coliax 10 discharge
the Committee Of Ways and Means from the
further consideration Of the proposition to
reduce the duty on foreign printing paper
from thirty five To ten Ier ccntum. and 70
consider 1t Gin the lIouscl Immediately.
Their action on that occasion simply meant
that they declined 70 give the subject prcce-
d,ncc over allother busine~s-that's all. Out
Of iorty-scyen members Of the Hous,. with
whom We have spoken with reference To thi,
proposition, We found hut one opposed t. it.
All the rest appreciated It's justice and mo
prlgtv. Under thc-c circumstances. Nc ar
pTchcnd. there can h. little doubt that when
1t comes nP in it, regular tuIn it will lc
adopted BY an overwhelming n.anritv.-
H0sbiHqioH Nar
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS
NOTICE.

On and after this date, no "Shinplasters" or
individual Checks, will be received at the FREE
PHEss Office in payment Of dues.
January DIST. 1868.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23
ExEO rIvI Mansion.
W.sHINGro>, Jan. 81, lS63.

PresiGeaf's Sp,c1ol Or6er. No /
Ordered, That all the disposahle force q
the Army Of the Potomac, after providing
safely for the defence of Washington, le
formed into an expedition for the immediate
object of seizing and occupying point upon
the rnilroad southwestward Of what j. know n
as Manassas Junction all details 20 he in
the direction Of the Grneral-in-C hief, and
the expedition TO move tefore or on the 2ad
dnv Of February next
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

Tn McDowFLL CouET or l>oUrsv-I.roF-
TANT OEpEEs OF President LNcolN In the
Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry on Friday. the
following important ordsrs. ipeued by Prr-i-
dent lincoln in January sud March last,
,Fcr,. r,,4d
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

IEv Fys1 = the Scric- q Fro Lecture,
- b. given her, this Wintcr. WIS delivered
~ the Town Hell THURSDAY cvc.. hy Prof Y.
g. Clark Of the University or Vermont We
regret that VIC canues furnish full reror,
Of IT,. Tine subject Of the lecture was the
Dcm,crs;ic Spirit q; Modern Civilization
and CuitrU ,ae Power and Influence Of
Science aa-s Insrg lions Of Learning in elr,ut-
INK and 'n~'rrciine the People.
The Ti'll WIS filed full With IN attentive
audienc,, and the f1st Lecture Of the Ass1-
cation has proved decided surcs--.
OF tho time ard subject Of the next lee
tnrc 've Presume due notice viii he giyer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

Pt.iP D"et sksT--W- s-c indebted Ia
Hos SoIosoS foor ef the sc,l:te, and Hos
PoSFts B,xTrn nf The lInus... i,,F i.npriant
public lneumcni>
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

There j. a trX hid upIn -IIVsr l'arc sI'er
the amount OF iurly ouncrs. ami &, tsI u;-on
every carriage valued at over So ~ The
tax i paid by The following nunie'T ~ per
S,n- in each tow ia The CJI MY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

r,cn,iee ct ihe Louisville Jo.'rAd say.
:. ihoer who talk Of . reconstruction 81 the
Union. with New England lett oat, :nn M
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

From an exansinatioo = 20 es DOCK IN the
Office Of Collector Baxter. It APPEARS that the
number of aspirations for license in the
town Of Burling,on, fled upto December l-t,
we,e SIS. Eigss or teo Of these were by
art;.- residing herr. bot actual " doing busi-
ness elsewhere.
n. a;aa-e,t Li,xlr If license are classified
as fellows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

ANOTHER PEi1 l..c has been discovered by
Cnrolus Noyc. OF this Place On i'is farm in
Colchester The bed 81 f,r H. uncovered, i
abeai ~ Feet dccI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

tNsLIsH CLEsTCsEN.-Thc london P,st
complains thai the number or candidate. for
h9ly orders u diminishing. and that those
Who do Present thems,lv are inferior in
talent and scholarship TO their predecessor
\ correspondent the Times remarks Con
i'esedly. Wne-tenth- of the English clergy
cant Pryach and again not one in a
Thousand could talk sense for fifty cousecu-
i've Sundays without repeating himself or dc
grading hiinsclfhv conscious cnniInun-rIsces -
he London Star says. MANY ofthc clrrrv
are said to depend for their sermons unon The
regular supply Of Autographed manuscript,''
which the Star dOabts, but its truth Is prnvcd
10y the weekly advertisements in The C;unr-
dian, high church organ, wherein ne who
runs may read that Original. plain. practice
al sermons, Autographed 81 as to initiate
manuscripts, and warranted Ito defy d.tect-
ION, will hr furnished. in the strictss, con,
hdencc' to elerSymen only for l3s cd baker's
dozen. Positively thirteen sermons for tb;r-
teen shIlings and sixpcnce sterling Tn, a.
verti~cr promises that ''no second COM, .,e :,
sermon snail b. sent within reach of ,,no,b.-
subscriber. Another advertisement ofer.
real manuscript sermons. OF .,nur.,. "a.
higher Price, for they are copied but VERY ,.,v
times Tins writer, who uDblusb;nai,. IL
sfrii'es himself a. "a clergyman Of mTrb az
lerlence: 'ays h. viii provide AN original
manuscript sermon for ,-,eI, Spp.l,,- I, -
Se'i ''r 'e' Su'n'7iS--'' sieoinien i;.r >, ,sl
:. .tnc'ueT Advertiser displays his war. l.v
I,'eiI '''p,7' an. offers scrmmns nn ..Tmoilv
"a raNNer' Almsgivine, Obedience. ui Children
: nris 'h'as' New Year Still another or
: .. " :''ril'n ON Bishop Cclensc', skcpti,-
,1 IN e0ur7' OF preTantion), adapted a.
'i'e i'eftSeineht say, ''for Tn. comfort anu
:, iiia'ic,i 81 tn faithful aud for she ct,
'i'in'i'' Of the doubts Of ti,e c,ri.ssi inqui,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-01-23

h'' hsyNh lalers say that the n.-.r,t,. en-
f',Nei there GA fertilization. an, Literally
starved. Tie ration- givcn tile,n arr. Fc,
hinner. thre,'-'iuartcrs of on ounc.. Of ,n..,r
ana thrre aud thrce-lnarscrs ounecs afhr,ad
without meat, Tor breakfast and ranpcr
ana the bread = heavy and indir~tii,lr; N
se,lef' ooii'7~ OF g',l Ter dav. In,
owners oil the negroe< are raising ROW =
bout the matter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
LATEST FROM EUROPE
Arrival OF the steamship Arab,

Q Arrival OF the Steamship Arabia.
'HALITAx, Jan. 20.-The Arabia from Liver,
pool 10Th and Queenstown Hth instant. arrived
this morning with two days later reports
IL is again current that Napoleon intends to
recommend an armistice between the North and
South. l- bsta1's q. i s'I. 81
Minister Dayton had an interview with the
Emperor and French Ministers.
IL is asserted that England would still refuse
to interfere. Sympathizlng addresses 10 Lin.
coin had been adopted in London and BirmiugL
ham. a{ yio tiut ,-,sni03F7s 4
Parliament Is convoked for Jan, 5th,
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce adopt
cd resolution for giving suitable reception
to the officers of the frst ship coming from
America with provisions for the distressed on
eratives, and TO convey to the liberal donors
their appreciation Of their generous and frinds
y spirit They referred the action Of the New
York Chamber, regarding the Alabama, to q
special committee. -" - ~
Most English journals attack the London
Times with great bitterness, and indignantly
repudiRte its recent advocacy of slayery on
acriptural grounds. The Liverpool Post thinka
. reaction will take place aud confidencs he
lost In q journal which unblushingly justifes
slavery. eLo gi :, ,Gvff ag'I. a ~
The London Army and Navy Gazette saw
the Confederate Generals have been over-
praised. Their great strength has been &c
stand and fight. Not one of, them seems e
have made campaign With purpose: not one
has had the capacity 60 understand the value ol
victory, and never followed one up.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Army OF the Potomac Under march
imW Orders, -

New YoRK, Jan. 2O.-Ths World says: A
letter from our correspondent With the Army Of
the Potomac states that the army is under
marching orders, with three days 1rstions. -
Five pontoon bridges have been thrown across
tAe kappahannock some distsnoe apart. Lees
army Is composed Of eight large divisions; Jack
son commands the right and Longatreet the
iefs, comprising five divisions. These divisions
are apparently stronger than ours, comprising
o greater number Of brigades and regiments,
put Il is unknown Whesher:their total strength
equals ours. 90 ~ .'E .--~1r :.
a desperate struggle 10 evidently near. Stir
ring news may be expected shortly
A Fortress Monroe letter states tho steamer
Vanderbilt is ccaling, probably for another
search after the Alabama. - -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

NEw YonK, Jan. 81 "A special to the Trib-.
une from Washington, Goth, says: Al the re-
quest Of the Secretary of War, one Of The
Senators from Wisconsin has gone TO that
State for the purpose Of getting q record of The
decision Of lie Supreme Court against the copstl-
tationaiity OF the draft or the right Of the
Presidents 10 suspend the habeas corpus, made
up Immediately and transmitted to the United
states supreme Court now in session here, in
time for argument this term before Chief JUS
tice fancy. ar rscf rrsI Zi tTr 'H
g3A A special to the Times saws: The House
Naval committee, at their meeting 10 dav. ma
under consideration the recommendation Of the
Secretary OF the Navy to build three large frat
class iron-clad men-of-war, to cost not exceed
Ing 81 QUO 600, for which amount an appropri-
stion will be inserted in the naval appropriation
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
r CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ao Go expire on the slst day Of January, 1861
AuDfToR OF eTATR's OFFICE,
y INduRANcR DIpARTMRnT

?" 'A-s ~ ~ AuprroR OF eTATR's OFFICE, /,
'~a INsuRANcR DEPARTMENT, :
CoLuh1us, ONO, Jan. IL, 1902
Whereas, the Providencs Washington Insurance Com.
paqy, located at Providence In the State Of Rhode Isl
and, has led in this once sworn baement Of its con.
dition, 90 required BY the rst section Of the act o
regulate Insprapce Companies not incorporated by the
etati pf Ohio, passed April 8, 1850; and, whereas
said COMPANY has furnished the undersigned aatisacto
ry possessed OF 1t least one hundred
thouSkn doisf Of actual capital invested In Stocks
or ip Bonds IN Mortgages Of ReAl Estate worth dou
Bile the bnonnt for which the same is moftged; and
whereas said Company has ied ID this Office Written
nstrument under IN corporate SEAL signed by the Pres
iden and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent OF
agents Of said Company In this Ste to acknowledge
service OF process, for and In behalf OF said Company,
conaentng that such service Of process shal be taken
and held to be a. valid as II served upon the Company,
according to the laws Of this or any other gtae and
waiyng all claim or right Of error by reason Of such
acknowledgment Of service. - q itsi,y
Now therefore, IN pursuance OF the hrst section Of
the afoesaid act Robert W. Tayler Auditor Of State
for the State a Ohio do hereby certify that said Prov
dence Washington Insurance Company Of Providence
H. T.. 10 authorized TO transact the buslnoss Of Fire
and Marine Insurance In This State until tho 3lst day
January IN the year thousand eight hundred and
sixty.four.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
III, Sl meme and caused the seal Of my ofice to be
4 afixed the day and yeaf above written.
So .se.EaI rafv4R, W. TAYLER, Auditor Of State,
-.i.l.FliG3 gof g.1ls Q,QG BY o.CoLE, Chief olerk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Printers fees 80 co..
Ri. O. NoDLR, Atty
. ian9- 9-dltkNtd rnl y.
Master COMMISSIONER Sale.
.. .'ns, S S.s,. : :. Common .pls...

James Clark ct 81.
Daniel Decker taIS - -,
DY VIRTUE OF AN OKk kDER OF SALE
ID TO me directed from the court Of Common Pleas Of
Rrlnklin county, Ohio, will oGer for sale at the
door OF the Court House In the city Of Columbus.
Ohio on tAA sCa plHSs 1000
Saturday, the slssy dayrof January, A. D.
b1a IL .na 5ssas 1863, a.
at O'Clock p. ms the following described real estate,
situate In the county Of franklin, and State Of Ohio, to
Wit
part Of In.iot No. ESQ, Ia the city Of Columbus, be-
Cunning point the 1outh line Of Gay street and
the north line Of said lot % feet inches west from the
northeast corner Of mid lott running thence west on
the said north line OF said lot 90 feet and inches
thence south 90 feet and inches 10 the south line Of said
lot; thence east with said line 62 feet and inches
thence north 62 feet and inches to the place of begin
ning being The west half OF rad Inlot No. &c. es 81
feet and inches heretofore conveyed to the Truseer
OF the First Colored Baptist Church Of Columbus BY
Samuel Pike by deed dateG HebH ID, I84, being the
same ands ordered 70 be conveyed Aforesaid to James
CLARK and sarah n. Bailey, heirs Of Samuel CLARK
dead. I.,i,,t,,, IN s,d,.YSrsy w
bags1j sAlsJ d 9iasw. HUFFMAN, shsrin,
Printers ,ss. selooiu Sa ana As'''' O'n"'''''n'''
sdec20- 0-dIt&rWtd al psfeS.s Ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
s9O Ohio 9tatesnra,r
'TE1LEGRAPHIC.
Morning and Noon Reports
mutiny Among she Rebels at For
.t sumter. lH.,Hrl

Mutiny Among the Rebels at Fort
.5 sumter. lnl,EtI ID
PmLADELrHIA, Jan. 2O-The Enquirer has
Port Royal letter Of the 18th, stating that six
deserters from Fort Sumter, Charleston, arrived
aboard our blockadlng vessels, representing
that most Of the garrison threw down their
arms, refusing to fght under the Confederate
flag. They were half famished and their fam
ilies In want, owing to the non.Peceipt Of pay.
Other troops came and obliged them to return
to duty. Dissatisfaction among the rebel
troops 10 widespread. Men worked day and
night, half starved, and received no money.
New YoRK, Jan. 2l.-The Worlds CORES.
popdence, dated Falmouth, Jan. Goth, states
that on Saturday and Sunday nights the rebels
were actively engaged IN massing artillery and
infantry opposite the ford above Falmouth; also
IN construcsing new rife pits and redoubts for
artillery up the river.
Weather clear and cool; roads good; every
thing favorable for active operations. ''''
a letter from Key West 10th states that
twenty-five hundred men accompanied the feet
sent to recaptuFe Galveston. -.iu- .hI n y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Sheriff b Sale.

a. q prs"ton ar a, I'm County, Ohio.
In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
The said court to directed will offer for sale at
Of oolpmbus- -nn-------,
no Saturday; the 3lstdsy Of January, 1868.
at one o'clock P. M the following described real o.
tate, situate In franklin county, Ohio, to.wit:
Lots Nos 81 and 90 IN the Village OF ehadeville, be-
Ing the same that we're conveyed to said Solomon o
Preston By issac Dennis ard VIE by deed dated Sep
Appraised at-Lot No. 67, S22s 90
ID! 3 go -lsii a. |" s8g, 500 90
.1p,..,, ,.....,.,.. :, 81 CIV, HURFMAN, Sheriff,
'dee20-ditVtd. .acf ecfslr a-Te.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Court of Common Pleas, Frank
esp lin County, Ohio.

'bAisrad Efavr 4AoN - @@-siA4
! ,.s. X. x; ;. Il. rnP.t'ls''ns y
IN PURSUANCE OF THE OR DER OF
the oourt, In this case, to me issued, wi II offer
for sale at the door Of the Csurt House. In the city Of
Columbus, Ohio, bet ween the hours OF 10 o'clock A
N :, and 2o'clockfP NJ ION. af
b Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1868,
the olowng described real estate, situate In jackson
townshp. Franklin county, Ohio and In Virginia Mill
tary Survey No. 61l5, bounded a. folowsi Beginning
at stake and two bur oaks, southeast corner to Lot No.
II, In j. 3. Smesd sufvey, No. 6115; running thence
west aevenyhye poles stake and three white oaks;
thence north 10 degrees west ok poles to two white
oaks and black oak; thence east poles to stake near
three white oaks In the east line Of said lott thence
sonh 10 degrees east 94K poles to the beginning c1n
itaining forty.three acres, more or iess
3 Appraised at ol, ,450. s
FERNS OF saie-0ne-third In hand one third In one
and onehrd In two years, With interest from day Of
sale, and payments to be secured by mortgage on prem
iaes. .l.4i S4i1ah ~ d Ith0i
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
Printers fees 5000.
n. q. NoDtR, Atty
iant-dltGVtdy 90 yIg "a -Hgr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Notice
James Laugham, plaintiff,
vp. '.N-s ss,9i H'.'
Peter Tabler and others, defendants

James Lausham, plaintiff 7 Superior Court
Peter Tabler and others, defendants.) Ohio.
" ugU adt 10 PETITION
CAID PETER TABLER, Of North Mountain, Berkly
y county, Virginia, will take notice that James
Laugham Of the county Of Linn. In tho State Of Iowa
did, on the Goth day Of November, A. D., 1862 Ale his
petition In the said Superior Court 6f Franklin county
Ohio, against the said Peter TableE w lillian Slaughter
John O. Bright and Christian May, defendants the OBJ
ject andprayer Of said petition wasto obtain Judgment
against sad defendants foF the sum OF % 00 together
with interest at ten per cent from the 4h day Of June
A D. 1s6OJ payable semi annually on note made by
said Peter Tabler, lillian slaughter and John Bright
TO said JameG LAughAm for the sum Of 1000, dated
June 4th, A. d. 1857, and ind0rsed by said Christian
May, Oct l1th, A. D., 1900 aud the said Peter TabIer
notified that he ID required to sppear and answer said
Peton on or before the third Saturday after the 2ith
day Of January, A. D., 1863
sd' d's5.g'sigis5I ssEI3i Si ss N. Il. MANN,
"a - ...aiyy i " an Attorney for Plaintiff.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

oFFIoE OF THE AUDITOR CT STATrl
COLUMBUS, o. Jan. II, 1868.
hereby certified that the foregoing 10 correct oopy
the Statement of the condition Of the Providence
washington Insurance Company OF Rhode Island made
~ 70 this ONCE for year 1853, and now on file
-}.,.- herein. ~ TI1- - ~
,l"Atc z Witness my hand and seal onacialIy.
Il sH>@S y 4JSR, w. ia YLER. Auditor Of State,
By o. ooIz, Chief 0leTk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
STATE oF RHODE IsLANp,
COUNTY OF Providence. 81

John Kingsbuy, President, and Warren q. Greene,
secretary Of the Providence Washington Insurance
tee fu, true an0 CORRECT statement of thu
ns thst The sAid Insurancs Cy.
Rany ne bona mug owner or at least Que Hundred
stocks and Bondc; that the abovg dsIeribsd invest.
ments nor any part thereof made for the benefit Of
any individual exercising authority In the
Of laid Company either rs President Secretary Treas.
urer Director, % hess; and thst they are the above
described officers OF said Insurance COMPANY. IJH ~
Il = rE9 JOHN. KINGeBURF, Presidents valre
WARREN .. dREINR, Secretary. I.
Subscribed and before me, this ninth day Of jan
isEALl uary,s166S.
7lHHNRy MARTIN, E7u
comr Of State Of Ohio for the State Of Rhode Islan
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
lpg4 20, STAT EME MT 'an
o' 'Tni OosDirros ., TUE 'C5- p :
Providence Washington Insur.
,ance Company, rIa7 +,

On the 9lst dayof December 1892 made to the Auditor
q Ohe pursuant to the statute Of that Slate, EMIT
ued,oAn act TO regulate Insurance Companies, moi
py mo state Of Ohio" passed April
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
NAME AND LOCATION

First. The name Of the Company is Providence Wash
s4 pg pingtG1 lnsuancs Company, and 10 located al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

SsK aoosl 10 Eoa szEAI III "A
--LA...r.. D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

b. aH I. CAPITAL. 1l
second. The amount Of lts Capital Stock 2. 1
r,,r, This ::;:. 100000 90
~ paid up, h;;';;.".'''.''...',"" 200. 600 90
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-06

y~dsd1s1uk Ahn - - sssshsa
0sn. Inttaeves Ia ssnisss of the Gen.
seatkes r. Gessa@ 4 : LODI fslss i
~ : sssssn@s m1ls. "a unxsasroas
antlfesloss y sar1 the aasirnsn. rslss.
bee<ass IS soss did not nov shss Gen.
Tatsls had received q paiarisy IL the
Legal votes Of the Convsasion. Faass.
beessss i vas snaaisH osssly decided hy
the oonssntioa 70 saks another vote
False, because ~. FlssE and I'd. Jskn-
sson rsad - dispsseh. aef by e psrnis.
sion of ~ shairkxa, hatshy ne eesssas
q tAs O~oavsnsiee, snd doahiy fslss Is.
easss he sditor u he S.atssasaa kas~
sach 70 ba tbs fAeks.
Now ~ asks shy h was, IL Mr. Tnssle
was Vie 6rss ohotos, o. the ooios ii all,
1t VS. ous of ths 49, aslsgasss af tie
~Qenvsnsios, shas hs rsesissd bat sa4
vossss shlls Dr.. Fsslsr sscesvsd 24S p
Y this vess proves aaytAiag, ii proves
thss Gen. Tussls WAS sot shs shoias of the
Convsnsien FOR dossgnor.
Tbs faos il, and IL Ii high siss sAas the
sspolitieaa soallions'' shoald be- made
~aeqaainsed With The fasl, thai il the se.
~leesian Of . candidate should be left di.
rsssiy 10 the Deaaocsscy Of the Ssats, and
the question should be, tsshaa The sandi.
date De military ma Or : civilian fp
ninety i've out Of every Hundred would
vote tor . civilian, the eries of aavaii.
aSsisiy'' raised by the sspoilsical scal.
lions'' 70 shs contrary Notwithstanding,
The popularity Of milisary nan, With shs
Democracy a the ssseullionsn woald
Haaks the people believe, ID mos very great,
Il ne are % taxa the vota pollsd two years
ago - any criterion from which 20 form
cur judgment.
Lea another 0onvantion be oallsd.-
Let . good and srne Democrat be noai-
n~atsd-ane who has never endorsed shs
Unconstitutional and dsspotis acts o. the
present corrupt and dssposie adminissva-
sion-one VINO advocates shs support Of
The Consultation aad the enforcement al
the iaws-oae who, il elected, viii pro-
seos tha rights and liberties Of the people
OF Iowa from bsiag sramplsd apsa and
o~sershrowa, and he will b. trianphantly
elected. But On the other hand, noni-
nais . . Of 'spig aad pup Orders
Haan Who BY words opposes d~espotissn,
Dot lights TO uphold is-ane who pssfess-
% Democracy. but practices abolisionisn,
and ne viii be disgracsfaily defeated as
all such men should be.