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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ILLINOIS CONVENTION.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept

~. q.
Inc attendance at the great Union demon
stratlon here to-day, was fully as Iaroo a. -,
ticipated. o - al
Resolutions were unanimously adopted that
TINS unhoiy rebeIilon was commenced without
any justihable cause; that it has haan 49,;
tanned i'll violation OF every principle Of ms
tice and humanity; that 1t is the duty of tba
Government to suppress it by the use of everv
constitutional means III its power; that wa
lay aside party questions and prejudices, and
devote ourselves unreservedly to the support
Of the Government until the rebellion is
finally and forever crushed; that whatever
else may die, the Union shall live to perpet-
uate CIVIL Liberty; whatever else may perish,
the Government shall survive in all its con-
Sutut.onal integrity; whatever else may be
destroyed, the Nation shall be preserved in
Its territorial unity; and TO this end we
pledge anew our lives our fortunes and our sa-
cred honor; that the strength of our Govern
ment consists IN the respect of the people
TOR the laws and constituted authorities. and
whoever opposes the execution of the laws,
whether by cpen rebellion or by secret com
olnauonS, or teaches others to do So is an
enemy OF Republican liberty that the course
OF that portion of the Democratic party who
have not forgotten the dying injunction of
stephen y. Douglas, and who have nobly
rallied TO their cOuntrys standard in this hour
o1 tEOunlc, meets our hearty patriotic admir-
alton; that IN view OF the extraordinary diff
cultles and embarrassments which have en-
vlroned National and State affairs during the
present atrocious rebellion, the efforts of the
constituted authorities of the National and
state governments commend themselves to
our highest respect for the ZEAL ability and
fidelity with which they have been marked
that We tender our heartfelt sympathies to
the thousands of wounded heroes, to the null
titude Of widows and orphans who are seat
tered over the land, III consequence of this
unholy rebellion, and we assure them that
grateful country Will remember them in the
hour OF their necessity and disaster, as well
as cherish the memory OF the gallant dead:
that the recent successes of our army and
navy form a glorious record upon the page of
history; that our gallant soldiers have won
for themselves imperishable renown: that
their victories Indicate a speedy overthrow
OF the rebellion, and strengthen our conf
dence In the wisdom and efficiency of the
Government.
Speeches were made by Gov. Yates, Sena-
tors Qoolittle and Trumbull, Generals McCler-
nard and Oglesby, Lane, of Indiana and other
distinguished gentlemen.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
FROM BOSTON,
BOsToS, Sept. s.

I0NNIV-'f kN P0.
Hon. Edward Everett wrote letter to the
mass convention held in Springfield, H., to-
day, reiterating the patriotic sentiments he
has always advocated, and closing as follows
" II all good men and good patriots in the
loyal States whether in or out of office, sac
rIhcing when necessary little pride of per
sonai feeling and of party association, would
cordially unite for the attainment of objects
which they all approve, viz: vigorous pros
ecution and successful termination of the war,
the next New Years day would witness the
prostration OF the rebellion and its leaders,
the return of peace and the restoration of the
rinn y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
c. B. PHIPPs.


- " hat Is the meaning of back bitter -
asked clergyman at a Sunday School exam
ination. This was a puzzle It went down
the class until it came TO a simple urehin
who said, Perhaps it be a flea"
troops like the copyri ght Of a book -: Because
it is - entered according to act Of Congress. -
A California paper dramatically de-
scribes the diggings" as-Positive, mine ;
comparative, miner; superlative, minus.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
RoYAL CoUNTERBLAsT AGAINST CRNoLNE.-
Queen VICTORIA has recently ordered the fol
lowing denuuciatiOn of hoped skirts:

Queen VICTORIA has recently ordered the fol-
lowing denunciation of hoped skirts:
WINDSOR CASTLE, Aug l, 1868
LADIES The Queen has commanded me
to express the pain with which her Majesty
reads the account of daily accidents arising
from the wearing of the indeHcate, expensive,
dangerous and hideous article called Crinoine.
Her Majesty cannot refrain from making
known to YOU her extreme displeasure that
educated women should by example encourage
the wearing of dress which can be pleasing
only to demoralized taste. For the miserable
idiots who abiectly copy the habits of those
conventionally termed their betters, it is i'm
possible TO entertain anything but pity. But
to the ladies Of England this appeal to aban-
don the present degrading, dangerous and
disgusting fashion is made in the belief that
they viii show themselves the rational and
decorous persons whom they are supposed to
be. | have the honor to be, ladies, your most
obedient and humble servant.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
Gen. Gilmore to Beauregard.
The Smelling of Charleston Defended
WASHINGTON Sent 8

The following Is Gen. Gilmore's reply, a
brief notice OF which has IN published in
several papers, to Gen. Beauregard's commu-
nication, already printed at length:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-09
GarihaIdi 90 President Iinenln.

The following letter, written by Garibaldi,
and signed by the Italian Liberals, has been
addressed - President Lincoln
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lf possible, the bayoneis Of the army against the
breasts Of the fathers brothers and friends Of the
soldiers, and sulyecing those States " military
surveillance and dominion.
22. That We .denounce, as lbelers Of the Demo-
cratic party and enemieA OF thar country, the men
wbo are engaged In representing the Democratic
party AZ wanting IN sympathy with our soldiers IN the
field. It's a case SANDER upOu human ngt0ra 70
assert that the Democrats, who have hundreds ti
thousands OF brothers and sons tho army do not
sympathize with them-nnd II Ia an outrage upon The
Dee cratic psrty, that has Away stood ny tne Uouu
try TO assert that 1t Is not the friend OF ts gallant
defenders.
30. That the conduct of Bni adler General Massn
the military commandant at Columbus, md 0f the
officer commanding the provost guard, in preventing
all appearance oi military restraint upon the proceed.
ings OF this Convention, show that they have just
appreciation Of the OousttptOn Of their country aud
the rights Of the people, and that they are wise and
patriotic ocera and that their conduct on thus oaca.
sion is IN striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion OF the
lae Democratic meeting az indianapolis. And We
take pleasure IN eXur ssing confidence IN General
mason and the officers aud soldiers under his COM
mand. .ffrar fr.a .-s ra.rt..
The Convention then adiourned WITH three cheers
ior tue nominees three for the Constitution and three
for the Union. lt
WILLIAM MEDILL, President.
AMOS IAYMAN, Secretary.
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Dpeing SPOUSE,
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Dayton, Aenia ana columbus Railroad,

ksst 50 y! s.i .1ss...5
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tnms run by Coiunous i!sI,e ~ hch IS mtuuteg l,,
| yer than Dayton lime. '''
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SIX T. ". MODDMA.tD, SUPERINTENDENT
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These Bttters are put up in quart
bottles, Of iohioh the abovs is a tao-
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safe guard from cSltnterJetters.
price 81 per bottle, or sir for S5.
C. w. Pobaok, Proprietor, No.
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
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Illinois Central Railroad.

~ ~ ~ y s1%,gsis
CHANCE or TIME.
(NH aud afIer OLiAy, November Is, IsCI passeueer
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a' Hu LEAVE MATTOUk.
Going North, l:tO y nl and Il;OO ~.
Gong south, 400 a nl sDd 5:5D p IN.
LkANE pANA.
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Cong South. ll.8O al and I:a6 b m
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IN. DONG v est, with IRAN arriving ~ lt Wt,,ss
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R.aches saudusky At 740 am.i
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Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with waalness,
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49, Ihavo given the Plantation Bilters to hund.
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supt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
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