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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
Die mcrifanifebc Fraoc.

Or Yori(et @ou%r{ponrent Der 2ono,'
nu Since" madt binfdtli@ rsr dbrr:
(amdngli9sn Be,idte i'm ~Wonfteur"
0tu re el0dlt@sn 3uRinre msritos un'
tsr esr frans6li&m 6nr(&aft, namtntIit
DE a%u9smeine 3uiriscenbeit, re @tsrrr'
buRenune ru Orrnune, bic ednali@'
8uloHenbsii Don Suorss u. {. ~. rte tref.
ftnrsB emufuna. man ul1e f@ munrern
rarum unter lcIdtn umRdnpen RE fran'
a5f(de Mrn,u ni&t ibrs @enrune ais e.
f0ut tetrabte uno rrm Grsbt3"g @fort'
mi,ian he S@lu0sl Ter 6aupttaot iber'
o.be. Grstli& @lautstsn anrsre unp (slbf
off,itue Btrt6te aus Merifo eanSxan'
rne 4. 9. fnre mon tn Der leBten mad
paris e%sfommenm Nummu trr "SfR
3isQsn @aeta" Ter 5aupt0apt cine Yro'
flamotion, norm Ter Bf3irt 1lalpom rpt'
a.n rer Grmortuna iran50Gf3u Solrater
in Bslaeerun8esuffano stfIdrt wirr; fet'
nu tpirp jsnsr Stort us0sn Grmerpun(
p.s 3uap.n MlQu stne @elebufe Dor
$4,000 aufeeleat. unr fir jeptn ern,orre'
ten 5olraten lou tin Burger binesri&ts
werren ,c. ,~s
Orr @%out(poneent msint -oss Gs3btrpl
Worimiltan rlrfte nab ipl4en Nadrih
ten au rer @nG6t uno uebtrssueune"a.
laneen, raj Elm 2uno idw,tlt6 ale eebor'
fam unb Der HsQiuun8 rporm eresbsn BE-
tradtet ne1rsn tonne. no man 70 freng'
Wabrtattn .tBrttftn ndR,. nm pas 2sber
lstner Befrsier ju bsl&lBen.
Nueursm msint rH Torrefpouoent
ba6 Meier Gu8lano nod Granfrtia BIZ
pom. Morimilian %pnlanstsn @arantieu
esben wtres. -.
50 (ousn beret,s pinle 2eute lid. Der Wei,
nune Autpenrsn, pa6 Is roe Btfs pdre,
nsnn Der .4oiiu olsbolp Mlsrito an Grant
reid auldlb0e.
Gretlid mdblen obn oIstann psit meb,
Truppm als btsbn rurtbin eeidtdt MFR
zen !; ~em tort b.6nrli9su 80. 900 @auu
atnlattn:'nur UNI pie Wsrbtupune swii9tr
Vsra @rui unp r.r 6aupfart often Al
baltsn ; ruenn In Nl8ter SABRE lang 1907
900 Mann a,tal,sn @spsrren mubtsn. r.
wd.te Al on Grobsrune uno Ntspabal'
'un8 M'rifos mcbl- bieseoppeIte 3abl e.
forpuli& istn ~. ). 200, 900 Diam.
am Gnps m6ate G&, ek -Sa&e rod
rentirsn, uno ss mlrpe eem franb6R'
l&eu Na'tcnaIfoIa 1&m.t&eln. tin arobte
FtransatIantif@fe &si@ nit nnermsbli@er
-S&dben ~ b.fbsn. 9 .r,e
3srr :0ueroule,cr ,Dtputtuer 81,
paris uno. Reeaetenr Der yDpinion: "a.
tionale", ertldrt G@ in jentun Blatte enlt'
ldieem 8eosn ben Nni&lub Msrttoe on
Grantrei&, w,il uinesRsns 100 600! M'
erferenli& fein plreen, uu, ients 9onp
IN untttmdtf9feit ~ .ubalttn. Dabsi
brinst er ben :8au zines Rrisess NIT BIN
@u. Staats1 pi@t in Ani&la8.. :r..5.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
@ttIIfa II B.

So mar RE auotmnne Grmartuna, toB
Meare, nodrsn sr, urfan eie SfrnRpc
3u crertifsn, G6 In 70 fId9li6r Bff(s BON
See in zen @infel bate trtiben la1en,
unit rort, infclee rsr 3sr11runa rer GLEN
bobn sin9e(purt, es rubi9 bate anieben
ma}tn, mte 2te feline Eruppsn an mi&tt;
oe1en Yunfhn mantuprtrfn lief, F6 eno'
lid aufrnfm unr. 70 bolp Gd pts @sIes
oenbeit t5ls, rem See an9sarifm baben
wdrre. I%elsgrupbii&i Bert9'e befdrttsn
ras 8olf in pieier Grwartuns unt eridble
ten %,piererbotf bon tatsQori(dm Bsfeblrn
Qincoln'S an Meacs, Dem See eineS&Ia&t
~ lisfnn. SsBt eneti6, na&eeul her
Gefnt jwanSi9mal dbu Zen Haptran ee>
(dlopen unp miererum nt@t dber een
Wnpiron 9efdIaeem motr,n it, nn&eem
oro6e @9la9in aelttfert rcrrsn finn. bic
I'D (pdtr ols' S@armuBd ber%ausNeQeut
baben, Jest enrlid bat Meape- wie IS
neuIi@ in sinu Depel&e btse -fein
Miffion EFF i TIT: nnb rslde if
rie. @o4Ia0s?- Msoee bat 70 unpefdbr
piecr he Ycflion einasnommen. aus
per Jpn Dor Rurssm See ttfeb, unlue Yo<
tomaearnnn fsbt 3n,iaen Rapiean unp
Nappabannod unp pie feinrli&e Mrmse
bat etne larte poGtton an rtn Satufern
bee Napiron stneenummen. In Der Il. rrm
Weare Erob bistst. @ie nsuli6 tie bsi>
bsu Mrmsen G9 nod tsm NOrpsn btwsgz
ten, 70 buten fit I'D wieenum. mad rem
Saptu ,ur1dttrsgt, MIR NIT rem ntters
(atsee, RAT See zen Meaee BOT "1& Der
iriet, rdbfenp msaes esm i& '5urdd5tt<
btneen See na@fotate. - .,
Nber, miro bsrtdtst, rirb Weatt dub
i,bt l&merli9 ben GeEnp in 0ront .anerd.
fsu,,' 10 ptrp n ROD jwnfslsubne .etne
6fahftnbttrteuns mudsn. Man 'tdul&e
lid nt6t. nit eem GsIrsuss tn @trAfnten
|te g fat efti's 9abr su ene' UNIV P BE-
Gint Dfpsfde Dom a. Nopbr, tntleet,
tob am Nbsup iuvpr III @khtrdte
Mtnbe, &ilpatrld u1o "plea,
a \ to n IA ga n'8to n an9c
. u,m.n li.nl.,"8as iroltn 'ft "a /?
man tts: atn" m::zta9ffe~naadd, Hin
Donnnfae. 'fol ttr q a tt On atGrtsp.
bel @etiYsturB TIN &C.
wttb3t rpsrtet,, uno eiefsr G.i,rli&f.tt
mousn tis @eneraIt t%rfrebntp,'@ Dieith,,
btp.t beatfatte.n, b.tbt Is in ttr Dtpe.y
I@e, tieln GtietfHfsft tsfsumpbnep vvfaus
ss bic Afuirtn in Grunt s.fiotttn." ,Man,
msrtt> Hpbl sanss ls&s 1oet ,ssr |I t,r
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
,g8sief 20 i,iuIDirte Itebt.

Daeftan3SR{@s @eaustne rtnt pat ~eis-
1.&s ei{,ng.pan3erten Biortd&ifr rs|tt'
In: Grantttt6" FIR Vie NstaIn srtouts'pe.s'
.r.n, NIT Ddhtaa tslsSt unp 'unitEsu1 Wi';
uifsr3 cffsieus Wuaties BAYOU asnadt
Dire n Elm Ntf6isu,r Tin Oub,ri,t' Napo<
leors an Derrn Sltptu sune bic Metlhe'
Gonf1re1ation. Gtantrsid, sdnp'Gaslanp
rpetitifnuen bisber IN uutttftaBuna esf
RtbtIior..7 -Sseilkbreu 1eibstot ossfdest:
ptn Niden. r.: " L..A-tG4@aN ~
DAG Nttsueneouperneusns (,btetn fet
ntn,; 'tr1sn" 9ab1sr feline 6ofnune m.tt
auf Gnaldnr, dc >auf Dtanfrti&. Differ
@twottuH9* samttm booben Mao6s Graf
NuGsu's etli0e Mner:tnnuna rtr 8steaion'
ale cine trteafabrsnrt'M a@t en'ss9en, TO-
wts feline ,ki&k ,!@slaltnn8, ess; Bqpfe
uno bu Nusrd0unG 81, "N[abama",
u6Icrira" unp anrsttr S&ife I'M tsf"t>
(@sn 6dfsn, UNI ::atQtn unfstn 6anrd ,3u
tnuasn unp ris Grtldrun9.n fat ,ints il!
ben bupouassnten ,Mannte 'unt bsf#abs
rer ganatn Ytede In &nglarp,, rab YER
Rrtta unle,fr MaHohalrQitiunh II 9teen
III ene}Gon' tbtnlo barbattf4: piehnus1ce
ftf. Sn benz ',netten1 9aBrt5 lpaso eas
8srrau,n rtr Nsttatn BON Gnafunb uuf
Granfri@ Ibtrtio9en,j @robe Qrpar,uns
Qen wurren OUT rte: DorEttbe flt Die 9ns
ierpm.icn boRtt >ntl&t@ rtr58niler:f ~ Of
In Itimem tm1uhet nit anetttn Nutfonen
an r.n Sag aeltat bat anb ouf lsin Ye'
rdrfniB zines Muttrtsn;,' UNI ibm hi ft,
nem mtrtfanilhsn unternebmen tur&aus
bitten mel6t tdsti@ einf 8ffab'li&tn %f'
fair fur Jpn muree." 49,
Der Be1a9 rss fronssGldth MinifUe
In &t9monr, UNI f6 nit tta @tbtuen'
bduytrn Ill 6srot1e, une: feline mtfcerbol<
ten 'ofRNsuen Rorl6Idai an tas Nutio'
naleoupunsmsnt. sine @errnttf1una' su ge=
Ratten, bt,si6ntten rsutlid '9,nuS eint
WtiounA BON Ssittn res ftona5Nl@en&at7
(ets, ftmoe III tbun; UNI rer @sbeuen3a&s
einsn Dienf III ltiRen. Aa:m Souf olles
pi.les 3uridoutroaen pom "'epmpd1Bis
folgt nun. g.roee 10 nj. g. t1it &nelanr
Ger GaQ. DE Dsier'fon. ) 'H .
@srare ~ Der 3eit, no he GonfSrfra*
ton ii. mokri,ls uni. moyalifde unler
1tlBuna BON Granfrri6 ami meifen beratf
miro eieieIbs autadecaoatn. 90 IL MID
auein tie 3urldboltuu9 ter @iertri
msldt pits barleat; @ionrs,n aud' Der per,
dnttrte Son ttr taitrlihtn Yrt{e 9egeu
unier NationoIeouprrnem.nt.
So pnIieu roe Rebsuen9opernment N'
leets Glue 6t auf auemdrti8e 6alft. gu
aleider 3et etbt'oie aneers 9robe 6hlfe'
quslls. auf welhe man 0er&nn bntle -
bic 5llis rsr n0rtlidtn' Iemosrntte -
mit riefsr lrBten Mue f&t auf fremes Sn-
%ttrpentton untsr.
untn 70 bsmaneten um1ldnten f6nner
! MIR wsnie baron awe,feln. eoB IS ren
81 belsn nit Grieeene unterbanclunQex
BON rentn lovisl aemunt.lt m'rr. Gtrf If
unp raf mir rielsn Wiuter Ndbsrss dtt'
eielslbsn erfabrsn werren.
@tr bier i'm Norrtn baben es baupt:
lddli6 MUIR nod nit einem Betnoe III thur
unp ettisr III ros erobe Corps Der Cons
traetosn, Beamten. Sffeiere, Offesjdaer
tut3 Der 8su,e(n@tiaen unp Gon(sroa'
ttptn. '@
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19

0Srt man ,pi,ie, S&uIs. "a, usbueu "bts
auNaufe." .wslae nab 1890 ttntsestn.
t;tefem 9roeen JGrfi0ni6e siue'a 1tsA Der
Netnb.it. oil Su~lirssoIutton 'par etn
5tos, pes Doltswtnbss estpsfenf ess' sai@e
+pieeer blausr pimmel fot8te. DC Wul'
laufs fabrtsn einen traten 0tntist! pes9e''
5te lte6en4bir anfan9s bur& Gtn'ttmh''G'j
tstt 70 bemerttnspsrtbe Neuulutton IN en-
@e,dnt ausarten. Bei ber Sultrspotuttor
bat ee,- rpie bel isoem Gertl&rstt tn
5prlnaen, I'M StiQen aud Br0he 9sae'
ben. Die MuF dufs- ma&ttn fe (&mnin@.
Mou tpnntt (aaen: fo3 Das II etbro'
btns Na& Der Sultreuolution fa9ls
man MI pt. Grl6(un8 . nod esn AuFau'
,frn fublte man BE 8atafropts.
9ep.r AuRauf f@lt.bt Vie saest', etad'
bic Gour(e, erI@rsdt bic Vbr\s, uuter'
trt1t ben D,rtsbr, paaulabt ben Bants'
,rott IS tritt @tIpmdnDsl Elm. bae prtpat.
,yrrmba,n dneRiet lid, cer Staateerspl
,monft pfe SnpuRrte psntert ben Muib,
vi. &npitale 3isbsn fi& jurad, BE Ut.
btitsI5bne uu.rosn bsrab9spr0dt, 0bsraQ
!btrrf@t Gur9t unb Btfur8nit, IN oItn
5tdbtsn fdblt man BE Rldl&dSe. Wan
bat ber,&nst, ea6 tsr u0e NuRaufetas
fGrantret& 20 MtQtonsn. ber lmstts 40.
'b,r brittle 60 ettoaa Sat. Gin NuNaui
BON BRET Eaben usrf&lans 1870 @iQionsn,
Das III absr nur bas @elprefultat-tomm'
alto einsm unslad. stnsm S&ifbru& OBI
elmer Yulorn.n 6@la&t alsi&, wsl&s stn|
Glutts BON go etnteni&ifsn otrnt&tete.
Obne 3wstfl baltsn Ne auRaufe IL
ttforif@er 6tn0&t ttr S&5ntstt; es
9naBeusritB III nf@t mtnor atoear't
.uub erersiftnb ols Der 8rteo I'M @ebaf&s
Tn BEN eintn bat man bic @ssle eee Dal
pss, In Dem anoerr bus 6erl Der 9tdpts
H. ben, etnsn Sean Gbouan. In Gem an
oern Scbanna. Die Nuaduft erbsQe,
roth, ober eldnssnb, BE ortstntQfen G.
19hnun8sn ces partlr Q~barottsre: os,
81 ,lmutb, bic 6tn8ebuns. BIT, farmif&'
2uRiettt, be 9tuosnten. tpelae ttwetfsn
pa6 BE Iapfsrfstt CUR SnteQi9sn3 8eb6E'
BE unu(9lttuli@e NationaI8atee. 81
pcuae BON B1reern, Gsfunsen pon@ira
6mjune.n. 81. Mtba&tuna re Topse bs
ben @orabueebsnptn. Sm @an3en bt
Rane aptlhsn ben xdmpfcnben nur e
untu(9teo bss Nltere ; MQe waren (on|
BON stnsm @sidls&te. Go marsn b~tsftlte'
NoN@m Msnf&en, BE I'm 3uanjoan
SABRE fur tbre Spssn, im 5ier3isfen I'd
ibre Gamtlte Rub.n. Die Mrmu. BE 1t
Bdreutrlsa tmmu traurtp III, fsste bs
xabnbsit BE 9lu9bett %snt1eaen. 81
Nuadufe, BE bsn Wutb bs6 0oltes bswls
fen, entpIdeltta ,uelst& ben b0reerlI&t'
Mulb.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
. Ga cmDfra Of.
/ Cdlenport. Jotpa.
\ Sonuesaag, sea 10. 9eeyember 1863.
,msi-fiO

Die e%saibla,ur BON WtEourt bal. am
t,sitn Gi.itaef rsnt13 ;. 0t. @sr:Setaas
ten Ssnatorsn aswdblt uno eae NsiuItat
,wors eab OF a & 8tomn ,srapitol, lnti
IA Stimmen far Ten furjsn,S. ..
F6tnpfrfon atsr. Der brittle I'm Bunts
NIT @&oftlp unc Gamble. nit 81 Sttnn
utu far ttu lanett, 2eyn1ln erpabDl'
81 lt,9t alfo bier etn f5rmlf&tr Bar,
aaiu". IN f5rmli&ts' 9ompronfib por., bel
rem II. raeifuls partst i'm Na@'beA &C.
tlieben H.: Snrsb fonnte man tpott' fas
ren Wupenblid ni&t pie! msbr trrpatttn'
ca Gamble, S9pf.Ip unp rte san3s, NO.
miniRrationsparkt In Wi6outt ale -Mit'
tel unp @spnthrti@e a%n9epontt BADEN
um be Raptfalsn aus Gem Gstoe 3u l&la'
gen.
3u eisfen @ewaItfreidsn esb6rte b.
lonrue cine Dsp,t @do6slp's, pur& rts
er allen WiIuarep,rlohsn. pts Mitalisrs'
rer 0eetstatur wartn. pe1tot, ZEN Dtsnf
,u puIa6.n, un ib1e SiBe In BET eeSis'
lo1ur ,tnlunebmsn, 'mdbrsnp :Alsi&A:itiq
@ambls roflr Erats. cob aue Copper
bear mitelteru Der eeStsIatur. psl@f In
er GmatSmtlii risnten. ibre Siee tin
tttabbmen.~-Wuf~sie{t Wei{e efeute~eas Cop
pubeaesl,rnsnt in rrr @efsBaetun9 a..
td.tt. rtae rabifale Clement obn I'M
ope18 5ttmmen bstroeen ptrten. Wan
bat pte B,m,tle tailL rab - oarauf ab,'
eel,hen NOR, rur6 ioldsn tnfamen Bettul
rie a@snotor.nidaft smiidsn rem Copper
bears unp RsbsGen ouf rtr eidsn unc Der
Gou~(erpotipen ouf bsr~aneun Seitt Al
tt,it,u, UNI ramii rr 5aurfenfrei4 un'
tntredt blitbe, breitete mon aus. tof
5&pfielo sns Orprt Be
ftbl pt6 RrteBamintftrt m {
rlallsn babs.
Dit bubsu asaern sinfbe Dspei@n tst
WtniRu Stontpn on 8. Z. 8Iow, uni
6nrn @dcftlr pubti5irt, turh rte Seq
tusu, befob!sn miro, auaenblidli@ istn
pnfcr S,rrs au wirerrufen unp jsct
Witi,drapn(ou. re Witaliep her 2setsla
,ur 1T, urIaub su utbei!sn. Die>e Dt
pe(9en eo,ir.n pom TO-, Nopbr. Da nu'
abe1 bsreiiS an 13 Nootr. Motp,ne 81
@suotorsn in StFt1lon @itv erpdblt pur
ren. 10 fam man nit Befimmtbeit an
ntbmsn, rab tie purd ben @ewa',Nrsid
bes 6.1n Gdofslo fern 8ebaltsnen Mit
elisrtr. Der 2saialaIur %pentaftsne nu
tbsilmiit bd Der Dabl 9%s8enwdrtA Sc
we(sn lnp. T.nn 2 Iuee tonnrtn mid
[binrti6.nc fem. I'm cisie SfFltere trf Il
rem BsGB res urlaube ~ lsben unp ran'
ibnsn nod btnrsi&enet 3sit 5u osmdbrtn
um Don tbrsn rep. Quartteren It4tj,t't
In Stftrlon Gitp ein,utufen..
-9Nir me,rsn mobl nod mon9es Snte
u0ante unb uebtru(@mre aus Mi0oul
~ b5ren t1ts9tn. @orldu7a erfobrtn nj,
poB rts @omblss unp Blair, partei, nab
r.m IS f@ berauaesReut bat, eab "a
Solcatsnpptum Zen Napifalen rsn Sit
oi.bt, pomtt umAebt, ras 9timmre@
Der Soloaten ais untonft
tuttontll lber Den Daufe
rpfrffn,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
Gin Btar1bni6.

SIN Grdbiabr 1882 mar paris, obl@or
fttt bret @ouaten bfe Gbolera bic @stfs,
abBstdblt. felt lanae auf cine Gri@ltte,
rur9 p%orbMittt. Dts erobs Stabt eIei9l
efaen1 @eldlb; wenn g eslasen 1T, a.
ulgt elm fauenou Gunte ~unp bu 6&u6
trfol9t. SIN Stunt 1882 mar Der Exnie
ttr SOB bes @enerals 2umarqu..
9amarqneapar etn Mann b.s @ubutS
unb tsr Ibds Ct b.(ob Iapfe1tsit auf
BIN @9Ia9tfsloe unb Eupfnfeit auf e.r
Rtene4b1bne. CT lab auf ber Qinftn.
trurce DOT, benz 0oIfe 9elisbt, neil ct fli
t1t ,3utunft waruub BON BET Nsnee wetl
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19

Desn nur 10000 Gltbulttr jdbri&
bsMAJha.s3 bslf.n loQltNss 70. pitet ,stu
DY1Ntbetl bes fFh36(. up b.
az ~ srf lu en- M nm
|aeatn bis(slbsn -u~nsutdntHfet., G1agJ tst@
base tuetts 200 Wiuionsn In Merito
k%ouee.eebeu;~ um'60 @iutpnen~rsfst+su
befpumen. Ct pulanst tie lofortias
3utbdAsbune ru fruni6Gl&en Mrm. QUE
ND.rifo
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19

Die Norbmeflf@egatr, peI
DE BON Zen Damsn tes Norpweftns In
@bieaeo absebolten wuroe une tt1sn .Gr'
Ira9 cn Ser. 81. @anttdts' @ommffFon
gum Yertbsile Der franfsn uno 1%Nrpunte'
ten Golraten ttermadt miro, bat folssnee
Gtnnabmsn Eresben >.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19
~ Bis nad ges Motuts. Die

ernrutrryM 1eEurmttrdtt Boytt;. 4l17
nplrs u. a. btabf@hBsn, tn epbttrat'on
NIT perm Wiuiams 'rtt 81. u. 81. etle1s
babn lobalp. als nur mbpli&: bal@ Drs
Mcinss unb tpsittt au fdbttt. coon,
nd6Rem GGtabl4ns feHeH-eis &arrs'1- bts
na@ Nsmtun laufen unp nod por enee
ees Sabres e.psntt man IL. ha@ .gse.
Mctnre fdbttn III fRnnsn q.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19

Diff fns st t~attu.sent.a.n s.nrtx..
sanr. Mas nn5s.n nsna III, attigefttn :
Nbsr 'ftqI Dtn 9rlah ptru wiIpa II
bobsn &r.tfen ffiitt.. III: -: ;"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19

Die ni@t Yutauften anilsl ptreen iebt
5fentli& snNel9e1t une bsr: Cribs eason
pirp pabr(d.inIi& Die @e(ammtstnnabe
intn quf Eber 10000 trtnetu. &c.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-11-19

|Da6 Re@sn ebsmals In 0ol9e,
Ni&ts N au6uore.ntidn ols Rae sr,
fe @errdnae unb @emimmsl sinss Nuf.
Iaufs. Muts bri&t ouf sinmal los. @a,
"a porbsrasisben ga. @ar Is oorbss
reitn2 Nin. @obsr tommt IS? Bon
.bn Sna6e. @obar fdQt ss2 &us hen
DoItsn.- piu fitbt bu Nuffanp ME Elm
Gomplot aus; bort wie improut6rt. De-
.rRs Bsle bendhltet f& stnss @olfabau'
fsns unb flbrt Jpn robin II tpiu. 90 II
tin Anfan0 Don Gntfsben. In oas f& ans
eepiHs far&tuliae 2uliefeit mti&t. an'
fanss bort mon l&r,ttn ; he 2dosn ruu.
ben 8slaIo0sn; BE Auelaesn rn 2auf'
lsute psr!&wtne:n bann fallen ~sinS.lns
S&dfe 9euts Risben G%ltntenfolb.n
tonnern al, Ib0rtn man bort ett Ml0'
ee In ben 96ftn Der 3du(u LADEN une
fa9er:
60 eisbt Nos.
Rauu, mar zine Dislhlaunts osr8on'
ssn, unp faf elri6Sefti8 esf&ab auf Span'
sis ueri&iepsnsn Yunften pom paris SOL
sn elmer Siroes trot.n' eipa atpanata
Jung. 9suts NIT Bdrisn unb laneem 6aar
I'll eth 8irtbsba us, estlitbtn to nttfd:
ootduf utsesr unb nabmen cine ersifarbige
ifobfe mfr. bic fhfpora umb6Ht NOR. gin
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-15

TIE RESULT OF Abolition PoL1cY.-
The Rochester Union, one of the ables
and most widely circulated Democratic
papers in Western New York. and which
We believe. has given cordial support to
MIR. Linceln's war policy, hitherto, thus
speaks ont its sentiments:
AS for raising Other hundreds OF thou
sands of fresh troops to be saug htored
like our braves who have lust fallen a use
less sacrifice to partisan 'Generalship,
We presume the President will not think
of 1t. Unless he is more thoroughly be-
Sotted than is generally supposed, he must
know that an attempt 10 raise another three
hundred thousand men to be used as the
pre- >ent army is used, would prove mis-
cradle failure. In all probability he will
not ask Tor more men. His abolition
coun elIorS will more likely advise him
that they could neither be raised or sup
Ported; and will lead him by degrees to
contemplate the recognition of the Confed-
erscy, as the only means of getting rid Ct
a war that has become insupportable -
That is the present tendency OF affairs"
Such language would lave been highly
''treasonable" a few weeks since, but the
IDEAS above presented. are fast pervaling
the large body OF our people. The war as
becoming ''insupportable.' People see
no likelihood Of its accomplishing anything
except the destruction Of certain num-
ber of lives, and now that it is proposed o
divert it from its original purpose even it
own supporters are Abandoning it. White
men have no taste for sacrificing their lives
for the negro.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-15

and Gen. Curtis has Sent three columns oil
troops in pursuit of them.
A rebel dispatch states that the Federal
iron clad Passaic had been towed into
Beaufort. n. c., in disabled condition.
She had lost her turret guns, ard leaked
very badly.
The French have occupied Matamoras.
on the Rio Grande, with force 1000
men.
A Cairo dispatch says that Forrest S
force is utterly destroyed. a Cincinnati
dispatch, however states that steamer
loaded with sanitary stores could not pro
coed up the Cumberland in consequence
of the presence Of Forests cavalry aud
artillery on the banks of that stream.
The court martial in Gen. Porter's case
rendered their Judgment in an hour after
the close of the argument, 1t is under
stood that Gen. p. was completely acquit-
tee. The abolition attempt to degrade a
gallant soldier, because of his friendship
for Gen. Mcclellan, has ANONYMOUSLY
failed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-15

Mr. James Brooks delivered speech
before tho Democratic Union Assocn ION,
AT thoir Headquarters. corner oil 9ed street
and Broadway. on Tuesday evening. MIR.
Il. reviewed tho ohIects of tho war, and
showed that it d..hocn diverted from It's
ori,i al purpoac Tho following is tho
vigorous style in which Mr.. Il. denounced
the Administration
"When the umo comcs. under any war
powcr, that II may bp necessary Ia sub
vert tho Constitution and lose our own
r,,,hta aud hhetties Il =, "A matter at in.
difference wholhel tho Union ha maintain
oil or no, t., tho quoLe, Nc can he I'll ot
auoh "a gn,otnmant tho heuar Gtea.
cheering J iet Va rat deNn em b'et AT
ia, ata,, aai ssy thai 10 ,eecsn % ~
suph VA pewer IT, "he aHlatnpts a.
rovsrn the people ~ ,he t,'isd S,.tes ao
de-, a wAt ptwer lis SO - Hather the 70
spec, oos he sHrre,. al 'hs raerls Ap
pause aaoh rseehm1t'eN "a net 3
Ls regarded 40 ta, aui ,hA i'tesile.U at
al ,ha tieltai States hhs a. mese eishs ~
ul,a, saah - preiam1Naa .hA yeN ~ !.
go auy e,hes m.o "a genaNd "a hs
6aii 10 huaei "a give u ,ha haas. ,ys, so.
sud ua saiiey avs Risuy 81 .lLeNeee
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-15
From the London Times, Dec. II
"TElc Fiery pOsties.o

America is however SO fond of
asking the advice and accepting the couu-
sells Of Us English that We will venture a
Suggestion As 10 how this officially in get
ting some one to attempt the conqu, st Of
Richmond may be overcome. Al an ear
y stage Of European history a similar DIFF
fculty occurred. In those d.ys the prob
lem was how to get somebody to go forth
in arms AMI recsver the Holy Sspu.chre.
At first no one could BE- found. All
sorts OF mutual e,,lousies and financial dill
culLics inlerlerei; and, more over. there
was then, a; noX. a deficiency OF boats
But Peter the Hermit was sincere man
and brave man. as well as IN eloquent
man. He scorned to preach Il crusade
which he was air?lI 10 head II, led the
vast multitude whom hc had converted
overland toward the obi .et of LII, desires.
Now, if Mr. 3eecher StoAe anl Mr. Wen.
dell Philip, would l9low the example Of
Peter The Hermit, we thi.lk We see way
for them out OF the present difficulties.
ii they woaId gather together unl,r
one banner all the crowd, who g to near
and appIau! them when thty preach e.
termination aud cali for serviIe war AMI
chile the sloth of military co nmand>rs,
and ii they would lead those mulutudts
themselves acros; the Potomac and heal
them in rush upon Richmon1, then we
think we caa see with certainty that some
;hing great woul ha?pen- something
worthy Of them, AMI their humanity and
their courage L,cking however, some
testimony of zeal such as this, We arr
afraid W must wait, with whatever impa
,ience, while the tedious game Of war is
being worked out by the slow technical
ties of military art. 1t is much to be far
ed that, unless the fiery app 'tles Of exter-
minatioa 90 themselves to the front. what
ever the Northern press may write, or the
Northern pulpits illuminate, Gen. Burn
side and Gen. Lee will fight their battle al
Fredericksburg when it shall please them,
and how 1t shall please them. and there is
left to the American public but the old
alternative Of abusing and continuing the
General in command, or in removing him
aud substituting another. who will co"''n
ue TO stand still H. his footsteps.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-15

Mr.. Branham, the leading abolition mem
Der OF that body says:
Mr.. Branham--I recognize, under Ger.
tain circumstances, the right of revolution
The only question is, does sufficient cause
for such revolution exist.
Mr.. Brown-Will the gentleman be kind
enough to define the distinction between
secession and revolution?
Mr.. Branham--There is none at ALL
Secession is revolution.
Mr.. Niblack-Now. who are to deter
mine the question as TO whether there is
sufficient cause for revolution?
Mr. Brantam--Thc party proposing ia
revoluiionize or secede.
Now, of course, our neighbor will join
with us in saying that this fellow is Sc.
cessioniSt and traitor, and that the first
duty our representatives have to perform
is to subdue the rebellion at indianapolis.
Before they appropriate dollar or pass a
bill to suppress foreign rebellion, they
must of necessity, suppress the rebellion
at home, right in the capital of the State.
lie will also. doubtless agree with us in
the assertion that the principles of seces-
sion and abolition are identical. differing
only in the object to be attained,
No more dangerous revolulionsts and
traitors are now at large, unpublished, than
0. p. Morton and his crew. Justice will
overtake them, we hope.