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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18
Meeting of the Cleveland Bar.

A meeting of the Cleveland Bar convened Il
Court Room No. yesterday afternoon, for tn,
purpose of taking into consideration the adaisa
bility OF calling upon Judge Co6fnbeTryto yesio,
because he poted for Vallandiohsm at the lat,
election Remarks were made by C. Stetson
Ego, Mr.. J. w. Heisley, Hon. R P, Spaldipp
ex S enator Robson, Hon. R, C. Parsons, M
Loren Prentiss, and the Hon. F. T. Backus.
We were present at the meeting, but it was
long time before we could realize it's object
the fact that the members Of such a large and
honorable body as the Cleveland Bar could
coolly and calmly discuss the question cf dis
charging judicial member thereof for simply
exercising his votirg privilege being far beyond
cur comprehension. When wa did gsaep said
fact, however, we must confess that our check
tingled With sbame for those persons who called
the disgraceful meeting, and who we're SO loudly
eismorors for Judge Cofinberry's impeach-
ment
Most OF the speeches were bitterly dtnuncis-
~ of the litter gentleman, although few
voices were nobly and powerfully lifted up in
bis defense. Everything that the Judge had
done or said during the late campaign that
could be construed into leaning toward De-
mocrscy, was dragged iorth. One man had
seen him smile at Democratic meeting, and
another had seen him clap bis hands OF q sim.
liar &C ;ssion! t,.
Mr.. c. Stssson novel the adoption OF the
folloHlng resolution: -
Resolred That committee Of Eve be appointed BY
the chair 10 investigate facts In regard to the conduct
Of Judge Cofnbery, during the canvass and to
report the same, with such resolutions as they deem
proper in the premises to bar meeting to be held at
the Court Room No. 2. In Cleveland on Saturday Oct
24th, 1853, at two o'clock, P. III. -, N.
I
/, EThe Chair appointed the following commit.
tee: Mes,rJ Stetson. Spaiding, S. B. Pre- utiss,
A. T. Slade and l.. w. Ford. .lf 3. ,.s11I
Hon. +. T. Baokus said that he had no part
in getting up the meeting, but came here to
perform what was 10 him very painful duty
He knew the deep feeling entertained az this
time by the eapeople and the members OF the Bar
on this subject, but 1t was his duty 10 take
ground against the action contemplated BY the
meeting co. taer.e~
No man more thoroughly acknowledged party
obligations than himself and holders Of Offices,
he considered, smenable to the party that elect
ed them, but in this he meant political Offices
only. ase. .la.fs +s.sp6v
He deemed 1t q fatal blow a. tho elective
judicial system 70 call judge in question for
bis political opinions. However much he might
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18
A Pleasant Lpss % Some one.

Mr.. Chase, on arriving at Columbus, on
Thursday, from Indianapolis, on bis return to
Washington, made bit Of a speech, which he
closed by saying "Since ! left Cincinnati /
have not only lo,t my voice, but nearly ell my
gteenbacks. Judging from tie large amounts
found aboat the polls on election day, Mr. Chase
must have lost his greenbscks after he got to
CinolDn III ard that, if he desired, be might
recover tie most OF what he lost throughproptr r
detectives here.-Ci., Enquirer, l7h. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18

-lililH aHt lpiRH Oi tFi ia4Aste 'N 'it" tt tts
= o. 1UaI tn8l5s s1JecnaJ q ;sno11o 81
ad' die HgicHgre7 saRu blon i'tU soC .'98ig
.s7r5ooJgs ug.0ms
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18

TIE best advice that can be taken 10 to ssps
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound by
using HUDson's UEHlvALLED ToOrH PAsrR. Call
for 1t az ssuder's, Marple's. samuel's. Roberts,
Wilson's, schueller's, Shsup's, Denig's, Ridg-
ways, y. Fowler's, p. D. g., or at Druggists.
Dentists or Perfumers anywhere. Try II one
! and ell, t11,a . frf l,t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18

10 rls;sy0 70 q tsa $50 s,s,l eliA
y s'GaEe1w
hb-lqss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
w 90 D & p E II o r,
10 II36 RIDGE AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,

nRFEK FOR SALE upon the most favorable Terms
" NEW and BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS In great variety
OBS, etc., Of Wrought and cas- Iron, and GALVAN.
IZED IRON and BRASS TUBAaG; IRON VENAN-
DAHs, BAL00NIE5, STAIRS, coUNTERs, FOUN-
LAMP STANDS, VASES, TABLES, FLOWER STANDS,
SOFAS, CHAIRS, bTATUARY, ANIMALS, and All
other Iron Works Of Decorative character. Designs
forwarded for selection Persons applying for same
will please state the kind Of work needed.
septe-d3m.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Corporation Notices.
OEyIoK OF srnEzr CourrssIoxEs,

No 20. Broegsy New York.
ITO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS. inclosed
snd win d, o. tie b DE-, ,AeFs9a ,i De r;
cei,et At III. oaes SATURDAY, July is 1903 at IL
Forresstrs and srsdng curb and gutter and flag In
Fyeighth street between Third aud Lexington avenues
yy.sd street, Ssiw cen Brosdwsy and ssvsuth
For rsgnaing and grading AineiyiouEih street aesssss
For se.sins curb snd gutter Gag IN Ninetyhr. ssss,
between Third aud Fourth av-Hass -.
tween EiShih avenue sne Broadway.
For seDs gutter and as One
For setting csrb Euser AGa Gas ff-ih street between
Lexington and Fourth avenues
SIKH avenues.
tween Lexington and Fourth avenues.
he lTel and and I~enty'
For sss .orlsn Iot. between Ca.Lunrre ,ns-,w.nty.
On- ninth streets AID fhird
For feias vacant lot. in sixth syerae rom Ffeih 70
Fy-hrt street. sso, Flitls.h Eyss run sVelas "
For new hos. Oarriss. for Hose Company No IS
Eos 6ua. Pier AZ the oO o. IhAIsy eis lIh street, Nof@
Fsr buiailg Pier at the fsot o. onsRurdredsnd seven
For dr.dgps slip Pier. IS and g. North Rvsr
Fos dredging sp oet~sen Piers - AID % ,oftn Aver.
For ire1-l. = ~ oe.w Pisfs 80 ard b. East Rlyer
For eredsnr dip too n sirs- Ess, hivor
For buaias lfo-ensns sEd tender fss Company
FOR building seam are-ensins and tender for Company
No. 81
For building steam fe-enEine and tender sr Company
No 81.
For buldns steam eIe-en.ue and seatsi sr Company
No. TO-
For bun4ss Gre-or.ine and tender sor Comp~ns
NJ. e. .
Fcr building nook ard ladder truck FOR Company No
Eos 5u.aiu. h0ok and Ladder I.eA ~. ComF.ay 70 -
Fox hu. lins g hose carriage for Ncmpany No ~
For building hose csfriree for Company No u.
Curb and utter sd .g EiSnsh avenue, between fHy'
ninth n iEisnty-.econd streets
New csc Tor Eusine Company No - .
Blank OF posAs tsgetner win the spechcaons
And nsrs.m.xs can Dc Obtain. ID At this office
ChAS g. CORNELL
Csinmis.i1Esr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

ITO CONTRACTORS.-Separate sealed pro.
4 po.ss each indor.ed whlthe site OF the worn ses
VII en- she sd may DO Will Dc receyed q ih shcs
unt u o'clock OF MONDAi July ~ Ie.S tef she 90"
suctou of sewers IN the follow Es stes.s 20 wit;
5d-.t be yeen 4h aud 3havs <Sdst betw llth and
lsth.y. 80 h.ss 2d-sv and East River Grand sl
be,w,yn .nnon and Lewiss,s Csnnon-st, between De:
aney and 4, aid Broadway 6e!"se- Ssih sAs
34tA Is.
Eank forms for the bids and al other Necessary infons.
ton Obtained application TO the Contract SlsA y
TN. ol.l,o. IhOS. STEVENS, } Croten
Robr l.. DARiAGH. Aqned aes
A. w CRAVEN. bosid
Offce OF the Croton AQueduct Board. JAY J. iSo'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

OgFlcs oY rps CRoT0S AoUEDucr boAKD, July g. l5ol
.TRNO CONTRACTORS Separate Sealed Pro-
rc..l. each iu osel h the kite Tie toI which
no nsy b. offered will Ne received at this office nnt -
ooock ~ Of THURSDAY July 29 1908 for the eon,tsuction
of 81 N-ERS iu the following sireei., 20 ~it;
IAisht.st between Hudson and Gfeenwch-sisi Orchard
A. botwesa De..ncey Az Boone-rts Lud.owst, 5etwe~n
Stntoa and o.ssonsGs AID 2sIAst om ilthAv 10 Hai'
River.
on c be obtained ou 10 the Coa.ract Crsk e
TIA. stboe. Ihos spEfaEt;Ns' cro,op AQu.dso<
A. " CRAVEN. b'~'d
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

Dcntisirr.
Z. HOYT. DENTIST.

nR. HOYT, DENTIST,
L No sr7 BROADWAY three doors shove 2oth-s,.. In.
.,rs bsau ul OF Teeth ms improved Atuosphsric
Plates, with OF without extracting tie roots
Ga Gold, Us low Us p.3. SILVER 80.
PLArlSA (CoutiDuous Gum. $50 RUBBEG $40
TEE III FILLED with GOi.D. SILVER and AMALGAM.
Artificial ZONE FILLING inserted without pam.
EXTRACTING, 23 Goats
No charge for extracting when artificial teeth inserted
All work warranted.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
U.a ARsoRY, 5FRrssyHLp, July 2, 1903.
RY order OF the President Of the United States,
Il ID Ill L.. a aIrcTInN NEnNEhUAY

EXECUTORs SALE.-FOR SALE ct AuC-
~ TION, lC.h dsy Of July instant at u oeocI ~
The premier, a. OF lsSd sb Grace Ch1Tehst IN tne
Town Of Rye Westchsssr County, thin hall me OF ths
Now.Haven RtlToed depot in Portchs.os THIS iAnd i4
merly belonged to John Hawkins, snd commands oesoIu
view Of Lon I.land sound
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
De0olna Gar0s, &r.

AT J. EVERDELLs, No. Os broadway,
styles. Also Seas aad Silver DoosPaes ssnty engraved
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
,ic1ac1. Galriaaes, Mt.

f5L0UDuAN NJiSL ioI oAhi, Iot "Ahu'
- ........t ,r-v -fy4s4f nas % go d I'VE" 'Y." '
........ .s.. ca hf fFe .'ffrf Hf '1"'S ~ ''
...y s,.l. a-i 90 tnr .1r iin" siit.''. 'nI ~ "
u.u.f. a I y ''-'.,.
... H.. - I..4- ...I p4t. AatlNs Ia ia''' .'
ba. YH- ."r '.f % '"'iHs 40 ." - ,'o,,.,, ~
- .... .aa.4f .cr o.l3 Nit p" i'f''' q.
y .., al! a I.tA, .. .4a".a's 4"'e'J |''-''' "''
Illnl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Jnsnrante Companies.

RE YOU INSURED
y Otrlcy - rHK I,rToEus FIHE Is'rHlscE Col
NO. 10 ChGiAEln-fquirr, conner hoii-st, Z
NEW-Ionk. July q, 1868
ne anurt election held TINS dtJ h1 he once oi uo
Company, the follow lngnamrl sopuemn" Nos '''N''e
"'-'' - - En,,,- Oliver W WoOdioTd,
1i',et = pufdv Gsorrt } Hamilton,
-. s. "A ntlnk David MoAlyin,
s.wu,l a.vuor John Robinson,
80, ltl gak.f william Pct.
Nslr al. Saith, john AfH'
Io.stbsU Puffy Jehn B. simpson,
- N.u.pv Jacob Miller.
Joa.ph WhithId. iah'on ian,
V,.Is,o sinp.on Jam.s l.. Stewart,
Jotr P,ttsfsy Cbss. ID. Bailey.
Jsms. Duy8, ALBEIT ie4I'
Edwin 4 Hopkins, Joseph Rose
Edgar ". CflsiOfj 3 T. 5quir,
" p,f,u.u. y. :. ksnd.rL0f,
49,. i,han 3. "A. COnftock.
.-Iiug ,f u . Bosfd Of Diiectors held Immediately
a.. a.. .,.r,iou isaac .. BAKkER wss unsninousl y
.,,tcl gi..ident. an CHAELLS ID bAlLLl Nio'-Fie"'
dent ~ ..daf, = D. hisi'H''''' "',i,--- :,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Sales bp Anttidr.

A. NJ. NY-vTS Auctiou-ef.
RY BANGS MERWIN & CO., Irving Build
~ ings Eoa sss and $50 BrssdwaySsles Of BOOKS Ste
tcnsry Pic.uss WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture 10
RY JAMES Al. MILLER, Oh SATURDAY,
~ July H. 1864 at o'clock the premises Of the late
James Conner deceased 10 the town and County OF West
chester, ~ T. under the direction OF the eIseutrI and
executors the very valuable MANSION HOUSE and sDout
loo scrss OF LAND 10 high sstc OF cultivation improvements
costly and nearly On the premises independen OF tue
Mansion House Cottage. well arranged Old Homs-
stead two Sbioa valuable Barns &c Location unsur'
passed for rospesby and he Attn accessible by s'esnDoss
and oad Persons wishng to view the properly eAo stop
At Wisasbrcse almost any hour where eonvysree can be
procured all times 0oe half Of the mortgage money can
remain bond and mortgage desired fs erm Of ysarl
Maps and particulars st the olcs
Ua ARsoRY, 5ParsGyELp, July 1868.
DY order OF the President of the United States,
- will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. on WEDNESDAY:
July is, iB5J the following ORDNANCE and ORDINANCE
torres viI:
lo,g7s Gun Stocks, rough
1,lio Bsyonets, various stsges
e,T5l Rimrods, various stages
1854 Barrels various stages.
iB0. .l92 Parts Of husket various stages
Lot old Lumber adone, sIone Posts, Wssons, Horse,
&c, kc., 10
soo Tuns scrs7lron.
o. Tnns Scfsf eel
~ Tuns Cast Iron.
Term. delivery payable IN 'pscs OF Treas
ury Notes A. Is. DYER
Major Ordnance Commanding.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

NLW-lORK SAVINGS BANK. corner oi
y If,t-.t %. gl..r 90 fsiy iro,4 Z fo 3 d.,
WTuSESlAYs rr4 sAIU,.uATs Ioul 90 2 . Ia SIX
TEA Cln. I-.I ILAts4 rcl lta -a'g Iittirnd "a
fasn.nH rrf Ter Il las1 'et 90 OF -
fsfe Iaf 20 sriII draw iitsfosi hyr JrT J.
n N l.ll &c IHOAAs CIR lf ris.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
Duslrr Y. suEDET7. huctioneel

D,SlrI ~. 8uEDE1T Auctioneer.
II s. MARSUALLs SALE.
~. BY BURDETr. JONES Co.
~ vfftu. OF writ OF yrudon exPonss 10 me difec~o
a. 4. var.d will So. Public Auction on the ltth Gay o
Juy llCJ Al u ocl1ck H. s tbs UNION STORES. BROOK
i,B he crzo y the prize oop hepsuls consisting o. '
h.-rris Of -plEITs TURPEkTiNE aud IS baln- COTTON
ROBEkI MURRAY, u. D. larshaL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
IrANNIHAI. N sr. JOeEFH RAnROAp

to--rO nOhul4O OLuTl.H I'd b. pan laf i-c fsaI az
e o. t s.~nru-. nf iffs road haTtg been couf sioa
Ia .l - o. Ito stDsthadss At t, 4ssns rs 90 .i-I
flns M 81 la.t L1a4. uot.ea .asi 80 NsF
ood. .pd P-sr-a f'ct of The Corpsny sr- fsaiT ~
rens,s. isf tbs Ola Ioads, ~ conformity ~a so o'is
80 q tn- Ifsatlr~ q Aqdl q. lI, tir f.1r fls Pc
u Is,pr, in Boston Pafii.. ln N,~-I Qff nay 10y
,,.(-, II. stit th.ir Hlnd. sitn Nesfn ID LAtsAl.
CLAIM Co No - v s.-si ~ho 81 'i9' me rt7'A -
~ '''S'N " r. T. wilson
po,.on T,r. Is Iasa Treasurer Of fl-c.i Agency
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

D,sf- n. BuEDETT. AnctioneeI
.JI 4. MAR>iIAL's SALE
4. By BUkDETT JONE5t Co.
, yiru~ Of Of vendit0ni eapo,s 20 ne cfeted ana
delivered viii ,,u % paoe suction. ihe ian dsy oi
Jsy 1908 IL ocpe, " neel-r stosts A'@shc D'c|'
Brooklyn. 30 cargo 10 fr.Eo tloOp, ANbfi-iNA VIZ
- B..s T. ls.. fat.i i.L -
A. c.fsi II l'iisr sioop ENELlNE. Wis
- Bale. pand Do'isr- a,
A'o Al ts >., ace u o'cloei The Pnse sloop An
GL.,fNA her 4acAlt &C &c. a. shs no~ L-.
FDsT MURRAY. L s. MGrsfrL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

Bounsl s.vIsa, BAaE. hEvY,tE. Ju.' lo iltl
TIVlE DEPOSiIOks are Loreb! notified that
IgTEREsr 81 TIE fs;. Of 1--WE III cent pef
atfe m M alus o. Five Da aEfs and upward and not 80
r-e.frr Five fiurlf Dol and YOUR YIN tLSI Vtf
,rru 90 CD gums over Five h. sndsd Dolsrs. which have
,--f drpotte4 e. trr. yahs r,folt 10 - ~
t..t.tt " SLOWED ~ the Deposition ffte - Hovrn'
,.n s. PAYABLE on ani Alrr MONDAf, he 9oih instant
io -ec ofdafc. rith rfovi,ous o. tho bylaws All 10
t.e.i not '5 viii pfnrg gi 1nd ora" ints''
eat ac-of 7. ~ = from lt B. rtlaL
IN, rant ). o. ~u busils, daily from 10 20 o'eiook.
AID o. MONDAY Wedn-sd =. and Fdsy evening" rou 70
5cl.es st No 80 Ho~srv rs Ofd-i o. tue Ifsf.esA
THOMAS JLRL MAR. Pfua4ent
O. II. CoCGEsnGLL, Secretary.
DELOIT and MADISON RAILROAD COU-
ID FOss dar JULY is. 1903. VII 10 paid bJ g. D. ROB
I.f.s A. SON No q - lllsni-a.fset.
COLDIERS mustered Out OF the two years
resisrts and not p,t their bounty have The iOJ
,,, soplyInr 20 j. NELSON LUCkEY, kos an 10 Pine
st, Room N.. ~
4 TLANTIC, PACIFIC, aud UNION INoC-
"A RANCE SCRIP. " 1863. WASTED, ~
Wal g. GILMAN 40. 80 Finest
SIOCKS, DOEDS, and O|EKA1lLNI
ID SECURITIES.
Bsucht aAd ,oll al Board a. Bfosep.
"A. O. BEHlNWAf Co.
ho - tIehsnge- place.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

IRVING HAl.L.-THE SIEREOPTlCON,
4 FALLON's GREAT WORK o. Art.
TWO EXHIBITIONS, ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
NEW LOCAL VIEWS AND SrAIUAki.
PORTRAITS or gENS. MI ADJ AND GRANT.
MARCH or THE SEVEN III kEOIAENi
EVE LlSTENIN9, &c
Tickets, 10 cents Children. IS cents
Commanding Afternoon O'Clock, Evening a. O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

'Do 'ervf .g5 have .r...e4 ihlt ,cfrst tree oi
fy--rt ia,l be pad dep0sors emitted thereto toi
IN ~ months sndi0g jane 80 - follows VI ''"' "l "
- md, III th. !,is itr c,hl rl a-H- ' a %"
s e,c,ec,n. 49, ot the a'r 0 fht cent f'l lNi uA'
usytl. I. .u .nd af'er dond-y. -u "at A" 81 wa W
80 cres.. al deIs0 lfrf. yfiac pa cIh'
Jviy C.. 1873 '' ~ - 80 '>''
/ n NItt.. NELsss Seelt'tr..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

nIVIDEND. The UNITED STATES FIRE
IL INSURANCE Co, No 80 Waist. Lave THIS DAt d'-
elATea Semi AIsusl DIVIDEND Of 5PEK CFri, Psysni-
CD drrusnl, free o. Gevssnmrui TaI--Juv !, l,S1
iIy order WASHINGTON ffIEE, Soc
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
VIE Union PIANO COMPANY. being

A composed oi 4 sr.e number o. experienced wofAmrh
I'd foI 4. their own work with the greatest care. MAKE
PA.o. a,.fpassed he wo u os excel! enee Thry can
.od do sell them lower than Aly othoi ns -olsss ssra
Gail nad oIalias Down Town Agency. no 2OJ broadway
(Ip st-.sL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
niusltl! Instruments.

CALENBEkG Il YAUPELS
u NEWLY IMPROVED
Ovcrstrurs GRAND 81 PIANO considers q
ty juaee. ,upsrior TO any other made IA tia
! eorn.Ty Nanlltsd to- hye ye4fS
wsf.ooi No I0i BloecGer-s; OF 0rsens, second
eols ~..t Of Broadway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21
90 80. PARIS ME- FRIDAY AUGISr 81 ISea

Piished. Job severed the thong that bound
his sons ankles and then a. an imuinen,
risk % himself ereP; over his PROSTATE
body. cut the cord around his shoulders.
and rrgained the edge Of the pat.
Carefully. very carefully. did Jesse So
cum follow has father When be came
within reach. every hand was extended.
and he ~as almost lifted 20 a sure footing
upon terra frna. An cxultaut shout Of
JOY nov rang through the silent forest At
the almost miraculous escape.
IL was believed after few more voIlsys
were hrcd. that all the reptiles we're killed.
A 10 the exact number destroyed. the hun
ters couid form no Just estimate but al
agreed that there were a; least from four
% siS hundred. Doubtlcss this scciudcd
rctrcat had been for years their breeding
place. as many Of them were OF enormous
size.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21

ASoTHrR STATE CoNIxG. Another new
State viii soon stand Al the door Of the
Union. claiming admission into the family
circle On the second Of september the
people Of Nevala territory will elect dele
gates 90 constitutional convention. BY
which the machinery for a STATE Govern
mcnt vii be- put ia motion. This territory
vas organized IN Marrh. 1861. and has a
Populaiiou Of some SIXTY thousand. Il lies
west OF rs degrees Of longitude. and north
oi about 81 degrees Of latitude. having Utah
on thc east. Oregon on the north. and
California on the west.
The whole territory j. rich in mineral
~eai'h. seven of rs nine organized counties
having mines Of either gold or silver. while
iis agricultural rcsources adapt it to popu-
lous settlement. and guaranty staple pros
pcr.fy. The general election for terri
toral and county oficcrs is held annually
on the 6r.i " einesday Of September. Il
b. not Improbable thar Nevada viii be rer-
uiariy admitted a. State AZ The next ses.-
bon of Congress, adding another common
wealth 90 the galaxy Of FREE States.
ny. Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-08-21
VOLUME 80, NO. 80.

iuausuratcdi Call them back-but remem-
Der when you do this that the South con-
menoed the rebellion on the assumption
that the men Of the North were greedy Of
gain and without courage. and that by re-
calling your troops you prove this stigma
true and hand down 20 your Posterity the
heritage Of a eoward's name No. the
rebellion win be crushed; YOU have only
70 say the word and IL Is done.
Turning now 20 the consideration Of the
question, Can the Union be restored. Gen.
ShePley said il could never be done by
negotiation with the rebel authorities.
The leaders viii never give up. You can
not DO Il by peace convention. Nor can
YOU do il by treating with the State gov
ernments. for they are in the same position
a. the Confederate government. How
then, These States were taken out Of the
Union BY few men. who constituted them
selves the government. and against the viii
Of the majority Of the people Now re-
verse this-go 20 the loyal people Of a
State-trGIf0rs are no part of the State-of-
FER them Inducements 10 re-organize their
governments and they will return 10 the
Union. no; BY compulsion. but BY the
FREE at of the loyal citizens This will be
done in Loui, lana. The first gun fred at
sumter was the death knelI Of slavery.
Nov ifby the free act Of the loyal citizens
slavery i abolished-shall we object Do
you call me an abolitionist a term Of re-
Proach: IL was because they wish 20 in
tertere with the Institutions Of other State.
Nov II you object 20 the abolition Of sIav-
cry BY the men Of tie South. you place
yourselves in the position Of the abolition
ists--you are meddling with other peoples
business Practically the rebels have set
lied the question themselyes-for the man
Who has worn the uniform Of the Federal
government can never lie legislaied back
into slavery-but II the loyal men Of the
South take the natter up and thus remove
the cause Of all our troubles. I will hold %
both hands. Gen. ShePley then showed
how the planters Of the South had kept
tie control Of the State governments in
their CWn hands. though a minority. by
representing their slaves AZ the ballot box.
and argued tliat one maa should count as
much as another. II the loyal men are
protected IN remOdelling their State gov
eminent they will remove this inequality
and bring their States back into the Union.
He Vindicated the governments from the
charge that It had rejected the overtures
Of Louisiana 20 re-enter the Union. bv
showias that u wss only a few planters.
desirous q retaining their old supremacy.
who lad inaugurated this movement. aud
that the people viii hold a State Conven-
ton for the purpose Of restoring the state
90 the mon. We cannot follow him In
.l his remarks. lie spoke nearly two
-ogrs. and notwithstanding the intense
beat Of the weather closely beld the atten-
ton Of bis audience 20 the end. when tLcy
gave him three rousing cheers.
Transcripts.
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What that fine quality q healtb comes
from what affords ibc physical basis ofs-css
temper. clear Thought. brave parpose and
open vision it b. not cay % say yet it j.
.air 20 declare that something more than
mu,h blood and fuil muscles are n, ocssary
20 thi. resals. and that they are spend
thrihs of nature and iife Who fail 20 win the
preciou. gih. and who allow the fesh o.
clog or distract tbe spirit
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GEEsr Fan 90 RsIN. The Lowell
Courier j. informed BY Alderman Francis
of that city. that during The tventy-four
DAYS from The 9Th % the 29tb. inclusive.
rain va collected in the rain-gau At the
Guard Loeks. in fourteen days. auourting
in the whole % iO.O23 inches. or abous one
quarter Of the aHnount that usually falls du-
ring = Whole year