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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

Is psesssvatsoo u s6s q Ios, vs 70.
tend 70 protect and preserve the consti-
tutionsi liberties Of the peope sgain:e
81 encfoachments, ehethcr the opposi-
tt0n comes from the Adolf ion'sts OF the
North o. the So eeeioDis,s Of the South.
I believe that We can have no peace
upon the bssis Of restored Ueion, M
I'll we DESTROY aboliiionism 1t the Moth.
end while our brave soldiers ere tight.
ing for the ( onsti,ution aud the Union
Nth the rebels in aims, you ard l must
assist them BY destroying sbolitiooism ct
then only can Ne hope for an honorable
peace upon the basis Vi . restored Union
md again be united people peaceful,
prosperous aud happy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

REGULATING IT.-Gen. Dix in his r.
zen, eta says that he did not advise
the aft.
Mr.. Weed in his letter says he was
opposed to it.
The President explains that he Away
was OPP sed to the three hunprsd dol
lar. clause though he gned The bill.
Every body now seens ready TO give
kick 10 THIS pour broken d WI ab Or
i've device Of a ar'i,an administration
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01
A Friend in Nesd Trvtf.

DIR. SWEETS 1NFALLIBLE L1NEMENT. IL
prepared from the recipe Of N. Stephen Sweet,
Of Connecticut, the great bone setter, ard has
been used in his practice for the last enty wears
with the most astonishing succe 8. As an -xter-
nAi remed it is without . rival. and Nill slevi-
ate pain more peed ~ than any other preparasio
For all Rheumatic and Nevou. Disorders it is truly
n'allible. an as a curative for sores, Wound s
Srfains, bruises. dc, it's soo,hin9, healjnx and
powerful sr-pgthe nirg properties exc,sc IN.
uss wonder and astonishmsn n, of all who have
ever given it . trial Over oae tn ,usand csrtif-
icates of remarkable cures. performed bv within
the last two yeas, attest this fact. See advertise
nent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01
S}erch Ot Geo. h. Parker, Esq.
SfD.yeapOrt.
DELIVERED AT HAsR's HALL IN MuscA.
1ISR, sEPrEMn 8 10Th, 1868.

II l understand The object of thi
NEE ing it is % petition the P.esilcn
for rd'ess Of your grievances. Til.
Con .tl,utiOn Of the u ,ted st ties, iha
charter Of Iiber y. aud p a,torm Of the
DHnc :ratic pr y pow les That thu
p"cers not deic atef to the United
Stats bv TIE U0"sfi;ution nor prohib.
i.ad by It to the States, ure reserved to
ehs Sites respect c.ly, or to the people,
This express pr VISION would seem to
Imply t,at our government was one vi
linlited p"w'rs, aud that the p-o..lc a.
we'll ~ states, c'nst,tu i"g the general
g'vernm ,nt, nad tes rvoi 10 them GER
taia right, that 10 alu'n,st, alton, act
my wit, its cpns,itntion4t p.wcr,
could usurp or Ie-tray. TIE lrame,s of
the CONSTITUTION ~e'c j,xlois of The
slgh'- OF tn people. they TAD Learned
from the history Of the past that p,~e.
10 the hand OF crupt 'ep'esc atat,ves
Would, f"t cheek 1t by express provis-
lon invade he rights Of G peopl-.
and'they made = covenant with the
gene al gove'nmen that they we're then
et.b lsh NJ, that they and their poster
" should be free from the tyrs,ical ex
Or lac ut power tba mo archie. mad
v elded f,r &c ,turies in The old w,rId.
saying thus tar alt thou go and no
father"
Not coatent with this re ervation OF
power to the people, they provide tina,
"Cosgress hal! mak, no lao res ,ecs
t,g az establishment ~ re igion, or pro-
hibitiny the free eeerc,se thereof or
abridying the free on. of SPEECH or of
the press. Or tho right of the ,,e,pie
1'edcrc6iy to as en4bie, and to 1stifiyn
she government for redress Of tie r
grievances expr ssly iorb ddng Con-
grcss T. i"t.isre with these YES I'd
f'ghs; not lAavins in doubr what they
"ers bat def ing them most explicitly.
IN J further prov,d d that the con.
st'sotion AID the laws passed in putsn
anee there I, sh,ul be tn. supreme ,w
Of .hs nd. and that the Pes, eu,. and
each mepb'r Of the gnyernm.ntt IN.
United, a"d individual 8 .trs. bo h -.
s"u Juu'ciai, should, Def re en-
ter'"g apoo their respective In, i.s. be
o"snd oy. oath TO eupI OFT aud m.,nt.'n
the cotstttuti inviOlate.
It Is 10 pursuit OF these plan cous,;.
20 ''ossl flights that You my + llo~ cui
se0s,a have met here to day 10 take such
steps ~ sou, IN your opinion, may deem
mostaaSvissble, TO preserve ard perpet.
ua'e or ,vsr"ment, 10 rest re our III
viisd and distracted pe pie, tue Coos,i.
tut % g Il . and the Uui"n a i "a
We srgtoid BY m 3ds,n tate .men En- -
IN time cf ~ar the Pres dent Of the Uni
ted States has power-not conferred bv
the Coeatitp,iesS ~ COMMENSURATE
Chisf, 81 The, afw'sN which, make h,s
vii ~ eapssae Nv q tie ihad in,
.-.sssx0 la III % 4AASIst l@ist@*
np-sg4a 'AAs A'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

f, IroR OF TIRE DEM GRAFT AND NEws- Dear Nir
With Your permission wish % say to the read
ers Of you parer that I will seni ~ return mai
to ali who wish it, free) Recipe, With full di-
rec'ions for making and using sinp'e We .etable
Bal =. th at .iiI efectua,ly 'enove. in 10 DAYS
Pimples, Blotches Tan, Freokles aud all I'm, mi :
ties OF the -kin. leaving the fame soft, clear
smooth and be- u,isul.
will aiso NAL tree TO those having Bald Heads
or Bare Fsces, .ims. directions and information
that will ensh'e III EN- to sia't a full growth Of
Luxuriant ali. Whiss rs OF a Nous tache in less
than 80 days. All applications answered by re-
turn nail without charge
Respect 'ully yours Taos. F. CHAPMAN,
je30-d3n hem.st. No. s3l Brosdw ay.N Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AG NTLtMAS, cu ed of Nervous Debility.
Inconp tency. Premature Decay ant Youthful
Error actua cd by desire to ben fl Others, will
be b sppy TO furnish to all who need il (fsee OF
chargc.) the rec. ipe and directions for making
the SIMPLE remedy usel in his case. Tn ose
wishing to profit BY bis Experience. and posse a
Valuable Kemed will receive the me by re-
turn mail, Carefully sealed.) by a dressing
JOHN. B UGDFN,
sp26i3m Ne. so Nassau Street. New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01
sp26 do w3m


The singer Sewing Machine.
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA.
CRIME is fast ga ming worldwide reputation
1t is beyond doubt the hest and cheapest and
NEST beautiful OF all Family s wing Machines
yet offered 70 the public. NJ other Family Sew
ing Machine has 40 manv useful appliances for
iemming. Binding. Telling. Tucking Gathering.
Guaging, Braiding. Embroidcring, Cording. sod
snforth No other family sowing machine has so
much capacity for a great variety of work. 1t
will sew all kinds of 9th, and with all kinds Of
thread. Great aud recent improvements mske
our Family Sewing Machine most reliable. and
most durable. and N 1st certain in action at all
rates OF speed. 1t makes the interlocked stitch,
which is the hest known. Any one. even of the
ordinary capacity. can see, at glance how to use
the letter A Family Sewing Machine Our Fam
Sewing Machines are finished in chaste and
exquisite s'yl"
The Folding case Of the Family Ma~hine is =
piece o. cunning workm nship of the most useful
kind 1t projects the machine when not in use.
aud when about to be operated may be opened as
spacious and substantial table to sust,in the
work. While go of the Eases, made on, Of the
choicest woods, are flashed in tho simplest and
bastes, manner posi- le, Others al ,rnel and
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1t ia absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, so as to Judge Of g great
capacity an beauty. tits fas, becoming AZ roa-
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chimes are Tor manufacturing purposes.
The Bran h OFF res are all well supolici with
9; IL tvist thread Ice oil kc Of III. la.
quality
sent FIR 2 PAMPH'pT.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
45S b, lwav, n. Y.
y Chicago Office, so Clark Street.
r. kKAJSE,
svo9-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

The abolition srgnDents for tho 80
,istment Of negro soldiers is that they
are persons, and their Inability to militia
~ service 10 individual. Their ar o.
mems for emancipation and cou6soAtior
i. that the lesros are chattels, and
that the master must be deprived o
Their services on this grouod alone. Ab
oli,ionism can never be consistent in a.
nything.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

A democratic Trend prodounds the
following:
H,w much have the planks OF Tbs
Chicago pl 'tiorm coat per foo, Tba'
ls question ~hich in'eres thirty mil
IRONS of Americans, but it will never be
complied --.earcely the whole debt t.
gay nothing Of the blood, the tears snc
l.mentali rs Of widows ard orphass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

CAUTION TO YOU.G MEN,
who suffer from Spermaterrh~a. Nervous Osbili-
~, Premature Decay, esc, supplying 1t the same
time The MEANS Of self Cure. By one Who
has CURED himseli s'ter being tat to great expense
and injary through medical humbug an aaaek.
cry.
By sDclosioe . pos paid addressed envelope.
sinele copies NAV 3 had Of the author.
II NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
nys7-aAwsylm Dsotssds KisGs Cesatv, NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01
Misc EfLANEOU8.
# -
WitCox &clDsJ,
> 3 WING MACulNR.
Price, With Henncr Z Feller. 40
TEE wilcox AGIRBs y.wfuo nAnH6SR
70 tie hsss ~sssiss witssss vvSsvS y pvjss. Gse
Family SesSimg,
Braiding,
ncmmins,
Telling,
Trcksss,
.HM LES FfR fss lNAAAR--

pr @QOeOt0R.
II forms nat. even and elastic seem which Il
cut ~ frequent intervsis snd also under Al c,e-
eamsfanccs ITO survive the wash ssb."
patented device Of great utility 20 Iea,ner,.
prev. n's the possibility Of the naehiss being IN
IN the wsong direct ON - the balance vhed
wearing lady's dress
Ano her feature witch deserves psytirular -.
scnsion Il tho Wilcox Patent Needle. which can-
not set wrong
Iii emphaiica'lv the god low.p,ie.d f.m;iv
sewing machine that the public have LONE .ec.
wanting FOR. Ros'on 7yassc-pt.
Ills indeed wonderful production m for fan.
liz us es eecisliv no her = IN bess snv co.,s,
is'n with it PM. Ece~irg .Ionrn.l
AMechani-al wonder.--Nis ifc Am-, ico..
Among the best and most se,vr~a.le Seine
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| impnss'h fo' It to get out 0, repair p;tts1xrs
| Chr.m,os
| TIA. combined 9TH its own peculiar merit. al
| The really valuable Improvements of the h,uhs,
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| 'nr mhch'ne IN tn. oninion of tho eommittaa
ms more nearly the requirements ~ perfec, ma.
| Report Of 1913 '"'''''''
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"
We INST IN Justice express cur ~on6 ,epre In N =
m.ri' Of The Wilcox 4 Gibh. sewing machine =
We Q nside' that's great d .ide,atuu Ia, r.,
Implied by II in proving beyond doubt the, ,vo
'hreade are not. =. was ,uppssfd Necessary 20 :
Tond rachioe. Chrss'ion Adcocate and Jyxrrsi
jane ~ 1860.
A'er much weir and many vashincs the
s'it;hins Is found 70 retain oil the roppdness.
ovenncss and 6-mues. which arc 70 much .dm;r.X
at first. Mem York Sun. ~
10 princi' lett J. perfect Enyi~esr L.don.
vas sv'denf o'uH Of superiority over u others,
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peril &c in our own family boston yraveler.
TIL. be'nty and simplicity OF its mechanism
are adniratle.- Err res..
assessing m'-hine heretofore introduced has
In 50 short 'ime acquitted such we'll herited non
| u'arity.- Cinciaratti gazette
We esteem il the b1st machine fcr cav iIv u.e,-
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dteJ citizens Fl Philadelphia.
sSs-Send for n Circular -
JAMtS WILCOX Marufac.u-er.
| srS.tH SOC Broadway, NY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

The undersigned having been restored to health
in few weeks, by q very simple remedy, afte'
having suffered several years with sever luna
Affection. and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious To make known to his fellow-suderer
the N cans Of cure.
ITO all who desire it, he will send q copy of tn,
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tons for preparing nd using the fame. shicl
hey viii find SURE Ours for CONSUMPTION, A srH
MA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only objec Of the aj
vertiser in sending the prescription is to benef
the afflicted. and spread Information which hi
conceives to be invaluable, and he hores every
sufferer will try his remedy. as it will cost them
nothing, ana mag prcve blessing.
REv.EDWARD A. w1LSON.
Williamsburg,
sp26 do 3m New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01
PA NSl . FOIl SONGS


illustrating the lncldcnts Of the War.
"The Cum berland." W ;ds By Longfellow. Mu-
sic By oott Song and Chorus. Is
"Closs his Eye. His Work is lose" Dirgs for .
soldier. Song and chorus. Words BY Boxer
Musi" BY Hut-hisou Is
as that Mother Bending Ger Me-" Ballad. Mu-
eis BY j. G johnson IS
"Kesp this Biole Near Your Heart" -
C0NTRABAND SUNGS.
"poor Ross, Poer Gal" No. Of the ssopx, o. the
Freedmen o, Port Royal" Arranged BY Lucy
McKim. IS
Away Goes Cufss' Starkwsaiher. Is
"Abrsm Links las september
Told dc eJuf LEES you surrender
Afese Dc lss' OF rext december.
Away goes cuGec."
"Cuaes's War Song" 1tarkweater. rs
sBey ring dc bells. dey bon Do gun,
IIese's j3icirg seas And far.
Cos mighty tning hab come to pass
Sisss P0ahey went to var
The sbovs nsiIsd postpaid % receipt Of the
price. OLIVER III SON b CO., Boston
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

GUIANA, ROYAL TABLE, ATH .NEU N
- Olive arches, worcester. hire, ION ito Cat
sup. Pepper SAGE and Mixed Pickles Of ali kinds
IT BUoR'J.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

AlACkE Ell. WHITE FISH COZ Fish
M Halibut, Of excellent quality. AMI 7ery low
at e. p. tCRR'S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

CANVED faults AND v GErABLES OF
~ every description and variety, very nice a,
p0RR,S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

GPICt OF ALL KINDS-FRESH AND
y cheap 1T G. p. BURR,S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

Sold BY LORD 4 SMITH. Wholesale Druggists,
% Like Street Chicago, general Wholesale agents
10 when orders m y be addressed. ag7-dw1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-01

GOLDEN. AMBtR, SUGAR HOUSE. >EW
VI orleans. and Honey Syrups. very choice
aud ch sapas &. r. BuRR'S.
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TAvA, kIO, o. g., DANDELION, and COZ
C.P. BURRs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-12

The BEAM IN Our EYEs.--It is re-
markable how keen-eyed the Republi-
can press is when it looks to France or
Austria-when it is so bat-eyed when
looking home. Thus saith the New
York Commercials
'"The system Of Capitalization under
all forms of government, has ever prov
ed the bane of popular liberty in
France"
The New York Evening Express
thus keenly comments upon the above
remarks of the Commercial.
"Now all the while the Commercial
is upholding like Capitalization here.
Mr.. Lincoln is the Government we are
told, and re-told daily. The Tribune,
Evening Post, ct omne genus, here, were
last week inviting this Lincoln "Gov-
eminent" to supercede the civil law OF
New York, and to substitute therefor
martial law, upon the edict Of Abra-
ham Lincoln. A telegram, the Amer
lean lightning def milton Of the French
bttre de catchet, nabs and locks up an
American citizen, on the pull of the
Lincoln Government "bell" Vallan-
digham is grabbed late at night, kid
mapped, and spirited off, from Dayton
to Cincinnati, with railroad speed. =
No Napoleonic Capitalization quite
equals all this. Nevertheless, the Com
mercial editor blindfolds both eyes,
aud sees notes in the poor French
mans eyes, when his own is full Of
beams"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-12

"And then will come the confsca-
ton, sale and subdivision of the old
Rebel plantations into farms, owned
and cultivated by soldiers and other
loyal men who have stood by the coun-
try in It's hour of trial. And what a
display of retIibutive justice shall we
see in this For has not enough 10y
al blood been poured out and mingled
with the soil of Virginia to extinguish
every Rebel right, and establish the
most unquestionable title to the heirs
Of the patriots and martyrs who have
fallen defending the liberties and unity
Of the nation
Postmaster General Blair, in a
recent speech at Cleveland, Ohio, thus
spoke of the Presidents emancipation
proclamation :
"That measure which as Comman-
der-in-Chief the President rightfully
adopted under the Constitution and in
accordance with national law, to OBJ
tain the cooperation OF the whole race
of people, and which involved both life
and freedom in its results when pro-
claimed, was beyond revocation by Ell
Their the civil or military authority of
of the nation. The people once slaees IN
the rebel STATES can nerT again be recog-
mixed as such by the United States. No
judicial decision, no Legislative action,
State or national, can be admitted to
re-enslave people who are associated
with our own destinies in this war of
defense to save the Government, and
whose manumission was deemed essen
tial TO the restoration and preservation
of the Union and to its permanent
peace"
In these, persistence in the radical
abolition programme to the bitter end
is announced, a plain proposition of
of the constitution ''that no attainder
for treason shall work corruption Of
blood" ignored, and the proclamation
of the President which many of the
soundest iurists in this country believe
to be altogether illegal and unconsti-
tutional, pronounced above the reach
of Judge, Jury or Legislature, State or
National. What more do Southern
leaders want to furnish confirmation
Of their infamatory statements?
If the Union is ever saved it will
be by encouraging this returning feel
ing of loyalty in the South. Radical
ism in either section while it ever urges
the most extreme measures, offers no
solution Of our difficulties which is
either practical, just, or probable of
adoption. In both it works together
for evil, and the only hope for future
peace and quiet is in its final and eflec-
tional eradication.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-12

THE DEMOCRATIC DocrRINE.-The
Illinois Democrats, in their recent
State Convention, declared "That as
citizens Of the United States and State
Of Illinois, We viii observe oil the laws
whilst they remain on the statute book.
If right in our Judgment, we viii en-
deavor to perpetuate them if wrong
we will endeavor to effect a remedy'in
unconstitutional mannerprocuring their
repeal. When doubts exist as to their
validity, We will appeal to the proper
judicial tribunal for decision, and
cheerfully abide the result" This is
the doctrine of the Democracy evry
whore, and it is folly for abolitionists
to try to drive us from our platform,
or to convince the world that we have
voluntarily abandoned it,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-12

NEws.-The news of the past week
is unimportant, the intense heat of
the-season evidently preventing active
operations to great extent
Late news from the Rappahannock
says:
The railroad bridge over the river
at Rappohannock Station has been
rebuilt and trains are now running
over il.
Everything is very quiet with the
army. The intense heat renders very
active Operations almost impossible
on either side.
Gen. Meade's forces are so situated
as TO render any forward movement
on the part of Gen. Lee disastrous and
suicidal.
A private letter from Morris Island,
August /, says it is reported here that
reinforcements, numbering nearly s.
900, have arrived outside, and night
will be landed on Folly Island.
GREAT BRIrAIN.-The Times argues
to show that the recent Federal sue
cesses are not likely to prove materi-
ally advantageous to them. The Army
e. Nary Gazette takes a most gloomy
view of the military prospects of the
Confederates. 1t says the retreat of
Gen Bragg and the flight of Gen john
ston before Sherman's forces shows
sufficient signs ofexhaustion. 1t adds,
Charleston is in real danger, and if it
falls, Savannah follows. Still it thinks
tho Fodornl armies cannot be filled
without CONSUMPTION, which may be
resisted by the North, and the Confed-
crates yet wrest victory from her grasp.
The Mobile Naos of the Sd says !:
We have a multitude ofreports highly
detrimental to the character and pat
riotism of the people of many places
in Alabama and Mississippi, Some of
them are too disgraceful to publish
A portion of our people have gone
stark mad. They are bastard South
erners and recreat Confederates,
The Tribme's Washington dispatch
says the war with England sensation
news lately started, has no foundation
in truth.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-08-12

KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.-We notice
that some of the republican papers
claim republican victory" at the re-
cent election in Kentucky. The plat
form of the successful party is certain
ly not Objectionable to the democracy,
and if it suits the republicans we are
glad TO see them rejoice. Judge Bran
lette in letter to the Cincinnati Com
mercial previous to the election thus
unequivocally stated his position:
"At Carlisle, and in every speech
made by me elsewhere, l stated with
all the point and distinctness l could,
that the "Union Democracy" of Ken
lucky condemned, in the strongest
terms, all the radical measures of the
war policy of the Administration, and
were pledged to use all pecceful and
legitimate means TO correct them; that
they held the Government to be right,
and the best Government in the world,
and that it should not be overthrow
because of any obnoxious measures or
policy of any administration. That
they hold that there is marked dis
tinction between any administration
of the Government, and the Govern
ment itself. The one is transient OF
short duration, and may be all wrong;
the other was formed ''to endure for
ever" and is all right
l have said in every speech, without
exception, and | have been particular
so to do, that l gave my full and I'M
reserved assent to the platform of the
"Union Democracy" adopted at Lou
isville, in convention assembled, on
the 18th Of March last.