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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
stter from Gov. Seymour tOan Immense
Drmnctnue Meeting III Orange sountt
New OK


alBAhi, June -Jti, i0oo.
G4hTLtM regret that canno,
attend tie mee,lu. 0 he held Al Middle
town, Oraoce county, on the II day Of
.Iul,: ny cugagonerta are sneu, Chat
cannot CRAFTY my self hy bong present.
an THAT octaa3on.
Our motto must he a, TINS time, that
we wlt do our duty ana demand orr
,ights; we vii! do every duty dcnsr ID,
ed hYcoustiluttd aulh rites acting With
ntl hmis Of tneir lur' sdlctou, whcth
cr We Ike or dislike thc,r policy. " Q
Will demand AL our nights q snch auth
orics, wi ether they ke or dislike such
! demanl'
II is now anparent 10 !, that our
country can only be saved by harmon
ious &c ion am NJ tic people OF the
! Moth. it is equuiy clear tha' harmon
i ,ns action among TIE peop.e can OILY
be had upon only one platform; and tia,
! u atioIm IS thc nioa, the Constltn-
4 tor, and respect Tor the ia0@. II Sr
mony can never he made us threats, a.
nunclaUons, or unconstitutional are
o per.ons or SECURE OF property, 1t
easier for government impose such il
legal PRACTICES, than IT is for free PEG
pie TO submit to them God grant tina
the attic; on OF on' county HAY tea
ur rulers this simple tfnth, and tia
III SO affections may ro9sa IN the heart
OF our people the same patriotism az
tirmresss, in the defense Of our liberty
WHICH a ilnsted cur fathers IN the rev
ON iou~r, Struggle.
lou,s truly, II RATIO SEYMouR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
General Sicklee.

Con. Sickles ia doing well After
receiving his wound and undergo''
amnn,a,ion he was convened to Na.h
ington By co kei route, TO "vo'a inc
euem,. At one house IN Iennsylsa-
ma tho wounded man was Obliged TO
nav five dollars for n,1hts stay
Alter his arrival at Washington he
showed SYMPTOMS Of eXhan.tlon, which
gave rise to apprehension message
vas sent to Mrs. Sickles to repair thith-
or, which has scincc been conntermand-
ed.
According to present indications II
will not be many months before Con.
Sickles Will again be in the saddle. HIS
sargeon declined preferred assistance,
because OF the improved condition OF the
patieut; and application has already
been made Tor Palmer's patent leg, t.
replace, as early as can be psrm.tcd,,h
imb lost at Gettysburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

The draft take, place immediately in
Rhode Island. Twenty eight hunbred
men arc 10 be drawn tor active service,
ana / 800 as IN allowance Tor cxeinp,s.
The draft 10 Massachusetts will also, II
is announced. be proceeded with at
once
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

Blunt IN TgouBLR.-The Lcayen-
worth Times OF the I'd says: at WIS
currently reported in the city yesterday
that Gen. Blunt is under arrest and or
dsred to Washington" Blunt was the
late commander in Kansas, under whose
administration so much jayhawking was
permitted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
THE e. .es.>s.UAs Il EXPER EseE
or AN INVALID.

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CAUTION To YOU ,G MN,
who suffer from SpsTmatorrhea. Nervous Debit
ty,'remature Decay. etc, supplying at the same
time The Means of self Cure. by one who
has cured binsel, after being III 10 great spense
ana injury through medical hamhug and queck
cry
~ enclosing n pos paid addressed envelope,
single copies may Ice had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, fau..
iny2, .a.wly g.dC "a Kings County \ T.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

SiapATnY.- Upon iearnin, tho peril
IN which Pennsylvania stood, the coal
merchants of Boston, in their sympathy
with hor, got together and raised the
price OF coal TO twelve dollars per ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
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AGR REED.

Secretary Seward 10 his recent SIN O
Juls speech says in the matter Of 'o' ~
ali INNS, vote for the Union though al
,scourasements, aud alarms, and com
plants, whether those in whom yon nave
,e,osed ,oar confidence are wise or IN
wise. competent, or incompetent, success
fui or unsuccessful.
weare no, posted as to Mr. Stewards
neenl,ar ideas as TO what constitutes vol
inc for the Union, bat this much We
know the democratic party has never
voted arains, the Union and i Is too OLD
nov hy q long shot 10 set about getuhe
anr new wnims. They ALL vote Tor ~
Un;on- the Union ne II was before 'h''
var broke ont and tho Constitute
-, n,aarl;es il. IL thls i what MT
Sexard mean, 10 be understood. he az
well 10 speak Of ii, for tbe'e Is iafs
class OF politicians aud voters VINO heSe
have ard never vii belong 10 the demo
cra,ic patty who consider that LOYALTY
II. I'rian as,, w.s aud the ous.,uia
a.u 5. il treason. Wei, it ~ ueaso
10 ,he picsen, administrator, ont sa'h
coalition can bu, be loyalt, to III
l'n,on. lie, Mr.. Seward rest assure
that al, the democratic otes 10 tue 'ah
viii be cas-, on tho side Of the lnloi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
Tothr Democracy Of low :.

We have the pleasure to announce a
the resn, Of tie largest and mos, deter
mined political Convention ever asso'n-
bled in.thc State, Hon. Maturln l. Fish
er, 81 Clayton county, for Governor
Hon John r. Dnnoomhe, Of Webster
county, for Lieutenant Governor, and
Iion Il RES Mason, Of DIS MoiGes
county, Tor Supreme Judge. We have
assurance al tue acceptance Of thes'
nominations, aud We Prescott them a
the strongest and most uoexcepnenable
tickc: Of Constitutional Democrats eve,
offered 10 the people Of this State. fton
this moment and with these sandard
bearers. we announce the lnauguratlon
Of the most important political cam
pairn ever had III Iowa, on the part Of
the Democratic parry. Ia our success
alone do we recogn ze h mean Of d.
walton 10 our poi icsl Institutions: or
security to our dearest personal rights,
and in the name OF LjbertV dHi (,aOa
we summon tie Freemcn Iowa to their
la.lot-boxe The Democratic Central
Committees OF the several couailes are
requested TO cal ratification INJECTIONS To-
the last Saturday Of Angus, prox., ana
Democrat c speakers throughout tie
State are eujoined 10 throw themselves
into the coof,ct Let the peaceful CON
test Of reason aud Of argument, which
we invoke, proceed by "a simultaneous
movement that must be irresistible. Oh
behalf OF tho great cause OF Sta'e ugnt
and the public liberty, add under ,h'
Inspiration of tha best platform eve
adopted, We proclaim for oar IN VII .
cry, in the language OF our State Is
cutcheon, that sour liberties zee PRIZE
and our rights acc mW maintain"
The Cbairmen Of the several Count
touulttcts' az auAltiht 10 'Hc Slat
Committee will please communicate t.
the unders goca, at Iowa City, the ful
name and Post Office adore, OF each &c
spectively, ana all Democratic paper
in Iowa are requested y publish thi
notice Immediately AID otherw 50 adve
tise the ratiicatio meetings heteb, re,
commended
Eitors Of such pape,s viii plea.
send marked copy OF each to tn Cha
mon ofthis Committee III Iowa CITY.
By order of the State Central Con
mttee. LIE GRAND BYiNGroN,
IAarma,
ngS MorSvS Iulr o4b 1899
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15

there n but ono voice from the people. and tina
isin tovor Of these truly wonderful stomach bi-
ter, We adv sc all who afflicted and need n
aareeabie tonic Tor tho troubles above, 30 CON
menFe 81 onc usinc these Bttors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
Jam ES M. LSALZELI..
JAMES HARIeiSO
JACOB LITZEN,

DRACTlCAL DYER. PARTICULAR AT
tontion raid to dyeing Cloths, Silks, velysts,
or Garments Of any kind-to give any color de-
sired Third street, two doors west of Iowa
north side. fnylJ div
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22
TIL. [',git OF tlc Nansainon Rye.

washington, AirlI lS.-TLc steam + & a,
tin"rc arf.yc at .ne Navy YlrI, this mora.
ims, from f"rtrtss Monroe, bringing cnlrl,r
PARTICULAR, a! 'hc al III "n the Nali>cnr,nl
The Stean,r M."sa: Washington was low
el ~ N.spr, MS IN Wslt e,Iay were
,;rr Wi t., rrrrl-el. She received two sb,,
~ her d hIcf, a"d >cyrr.! s.ruck her ci..ip.s
,iln,a:Ing iltcrn c rIsl lralr H.r wooIw.,4a
is lnercc irrnu, ID AMI through
U.rc ui the seamca on ;hc Mnnc ;,ta wAo
WAS ,rfnp,rdri'y um Tie Mount Wa>hrn.,or
uas knlcl; hnt frIIIc ut The men b.lol,.ir, f.
her w"rc-ihjnrrd So as t. keep rlrm from
i ", aiinhig haay wrrc struck hy 0tlo,
>t,inirr, aai slightly hrrr. The pll / If Tic
Stepping Stones lu~i one "f HI lp.s
Tac guib 'ais nn the NIaSamr sal h.v. -.
c. wei II rcinf'r,em nj "l g,IIhpatS from tho
f"i"nac Il 'iiIIi, ~ "r Ter 80 keep tn: Mn.
nd clear "i rebl b,ttcr.c>
General PEEK i re>"riing Ia every ayair,.
i,'r me n'> L" I,r vcaf the rnrmy from c.,,,,n,
'ic river, il such sh al | r,a'ly b. bis de.
ign.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22

pledges TO the people and overstepped us le-
eitimate po~er usurping others unknown
to tins Government and This it las d ne,
not To resture tie Uniun, nor To benefit white
people, but TO susr ain an AboiH'on par
We repeat, and we hope The fact Will he
proclaimed throughout the land, II every vii.
lase and hamlet, from every mountain top
in every valley, from every roslrnm AM eve
ry press this is an A6oiiion uar. The
leope have been li,alug.cd Io"g en,n.h.-
This is not war FIR lie Uninn-nM war
Tor the rights AMI liberties vi the while MAN
Ill is lcdr for Tie negro, regardless uf the
white mans welfare, ur The weIlre ol ht
lu-tcrity. 1t is Il war Advocated 10y R'pubi
can thieves and Abolition fanatics from III
tives Of plunder aud malice, vino will continue
To advocate 1t, So long a> there is Il d"!iar /"
steal "r IL negro To set free and arm against
hi> master and his master, wife aud chldIrn,
unless the people of The North r.Se up in
their majesty, and through their state gov
crnmentS, demand truce. Even If the con-
quest uf the 5 ,uih could restore the Union
there would be iohIns tn l"pc from this
A'lmnisiraii A II. Wuh The men and means
il has aIrealy sarr licel, and gained nothing,
Maj "lcon would have c"Lqu,rrd the w"rI /.
If furnished with half million ul men
per arnnrn, and corresponding means, this
Administration c"ud not conquer the South
| IN three ccntu"IeS-cvcn though il sh"Il /
>ucc, erl IN freeing all the slaves aud MURDER
ing half the women and Children ,f the RIB
els. ! rs folly 10 hope Tor any gpol /" IL
suit from ihIS Ab,ItIpn 4 lnIuI>ttaiInn. /
is an insult Ia public in diligence tn say that
IliIs \ imni>trltion drsIsms the War "a Il
means Of res"rIns the Ulipn, or that, IN any
| Case, it has the ability To cInluct 81 great n
war To successful issue The fact that this
i an ABOLITION ADMINISTRATIONS and an AZ
CLIFTON WAR, tells tie hole st.ry, for when
dIi ABB htl"nism accomplish anything but
desuia:ion and destruction
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22
Washington a "Corperhead."

George Washington was 'C"pprrhead, &C
cprding To the Republican d,iI:hliun al tia;
word. II the following extracts from hi
Farewell Address are not 'C"rfrriead sen
timents,' we know not what are. At any rate
they are Democratic sent;mentS Indignant
ly frown upon the first dawning # every at
tempt to ALLEVIATE any portion ot our Country
from the rest, or to enfeeblc the sacred ties
which now Ink together The varions p1rs.
The Constitution which at any time tXi>ts,
till exchanged by an explicit and an'hcut,c
act Of the people, is sacredly Obligatory upon
all.
Resist with care the spirit of innnva ion
upon-i,s principles however specious the pre-
texts.
The spirit of encroachment tends to con
soldaie the power Of all departments in one
and thus created, whatever the form Of gov
ernmcnt. real dlspotism.
Let there be no change By usurpations =;
for though this in one instance may he the
instrument Of good, IL is the cHstDmary pen
pom by tchich free government is destroyed
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22

e The following Dialogue between two
very high officials was sent US for pubica-
tion by soldier IN the army where he states
that is going the rounds.
Dialogue Between Lincoln and Devil.
LTN.-Good mornIng Mr.. Devil your most
obedient servant sir.
DEvlL.-Good morning Brother Lincoln,
glad to see you, how do you prosper.
LIN.-First rate, have been elected to the
Presidency Of the United States which will
enable me TO iiIl the contract that IN u.e
with you in relation to tie free Am, riclns of
African descent.
DEvIL- Brother Lincoln I en- hairy to
hear you say so for you hold very import
ant position in the nation, aud have il in vour
power to do much Tor me, but what is to be
your ruling principle.
LIN.-My ruling principle will be to please
your m'jesty, and your brethren, and the
Abolitionisis according to Contract.
DEv.-Well what do you intend to do
with relation to the Constitution and the I'm
Ion oi the States.
LiN.--As for the Constitution, I shall dis
regard that altogether, and the Union vii
destroy By Proclamation.
DEv.- Well go on, disregard the Constitu-
ton, and issue your Proclamation to destroy
the Union; and you viii comc out just as
did.
LiN.-And how did YOU come ont what do
you mean by that;
DEV.-Nhy you sec that and my friends
once undertook TO destroy the Constitution
and Union 81 heaven, and 10 abolish its irsri-
tutions; and my abolition friends male
war-fshtirg with Michael and his ancel.-
AMI we got whipped, and st out and now
the ONLY satisfaction we have. is to know that
We are poor, mean, miserable, devils.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22

ARRIVAL OF DESERTERs.-1 steamer Pa
trnn was wrecked at Lcwc<, Del, on Sarnr
day last with l02 drstitcrS on board. TIE
Lieutenant and guard having ihcm in charge
not hring considered sufficient, called ON the
Provost Marshal Of Lew"s for aid, when
snme twenty Of the citizens volunteered, and
the prisoners were all sec ired and saG.ly de-
liverrd to the Prrvo>t Marshal If This city on
Thursday. One uf them boastcd that he had
%%lstcd eighteen times received bounty eve.
ry time. and never served day anothcr err
listed fifteen times, anolLer elcvcn.N U0st
inJi0R SGr.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22
CJ.IIIICticI.t.
MEuOO?ANY.

In 1850 Lincoln, majori'y in Connection,
over tie combined vote # D"ual<, Brrrkin-
ri'gr and Bail, wa C G:4) s'X thnu.and six
hundred and thrrrh-E,ur. HIS plurality over
Douglas va (2G,4lS) rwenry-slx thousand
four hundred and eighteen.
The Abolition mtjpriiy, last year, was Q,
l48. This year it is about 1000 and The
hirlings of the Administration are shouting
themselves hoarsc over the victory! Know
in- that they GeftI,,d defeat, they a,c
hali crazy with delight I" find thai, by means
of fraud anl bribery, they have c,capcdIt.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22
LATER FROM suEEo1K, VA.
Threatened Attack by ,hc r. jgIs--:txc'tc.
Eicn; j.. EorE,.k

EltH' H. y ofIt.h.
FnRrRrsS VI 'Nap&, A.rl l7.-Ac.nunt,
received tu-,liy, from Sill tx, STA t mat vc>
irriay ai'"rn",;I tie cnc;my drove back ,u
.klrml>LcrS "n the 5 nrrrt,n r,al, which /,
G neral C.nc"r,n'> frmt. and opened tn
F"rt Cniou with tw" PIECES siart,IIrry. Out
frI> at once lc, died Ia them and Irore hem
back Ga" ,k,rni hers on Tic Sutu @ la,
r"ai drove the enemy buck some m.lrs ton
our lines. !'c,crters say that HE enemy ,n-
reu'l /" make an attack during the week.
\ rumhrr e .ucrllllS were prnWirns al our
our ilrnkS Yesterday cutting The telegraph
w'rs, which m"re o,n rrplrtl. One III IN
was kl'rd Bhh railroads between SuiI lE
and N"rf Ik ere in running order, AID amply
guarded hy cavalry patrols
N lritrr> are now allowed to be sent for
ward 10y ll,Ss Of truce, except To prisoner,
,f war.
Much excitement prevails in Norf X IN
cons; qntnce Of the lrXmity of tie rctr!s,
and many fami'ics are leaving q e city
Two GU boats arc iy, 'trjbc city, with
scam up lay aud night. and on the hr,t ap
pc@rancc "f The crcuy,t will hr iii IIyd.
NEW NoEK, Aprl 10 A lertrr from Nor
fix 10 the HyJad expresses the opinion Il a
there will he II" great bii !, at SuiTnlk. We
"utnunb,r Tie eu"iuy tl,rr, and have the
advantage "t strong cnt cI.c'mrnt Cn!c,s
Gc'"r Peek takes the inlli!lye anl Ivan
ce, on I'c enemy, We areconfidenl there will
b4 no battle.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22
NHrI Elati.rC."

ucw an! ""nl ri has ir>t conc iao
Vogue T." dc.rr!hu the rrrrnI tt I.rI'n> at
+ dcra Y cures. We G tni lat Y cks'
u and cha icSr"n are in,t ken. the report
"i III N c,rtnre b'iu. ",,.rma me Thrmy
I'm lar rn pit IA ut al Il T. VIZ: We cIn =.
call Is t." t''i"wits - ,p .ram sent hy "re d
the br 'IhtfS smith Ia Tie Count 40. o.SN,
aud Icl VIZ >n;c c.>tri ~ ,cr 'n al
Idl>nu, N one of The Euu.bciS I the Sltc-
tat"r:
Virgil whose magic name cnhral,s-
AalTII III verse il srclt.r! =
By turlS his term: /: her, eats
Now ptu' AMI now fdter
Du' when pr pared III. wo,st to brave
An acton tIat aust lin US
Queen Di 10 meets h'm in the cave,
lie duhs him dar TrujanaS!
Aud well he changes ha J., h, ODD
0n tn ngs,'siua S,trc -
Ptas one we { absurl,
An', pa'er, prem liure!
From Mr. Seward, lun.lncss e." 4 ccfta'I
sort at meTaph,r. 1t may he i,nly 'nlyrffl
thd he suggested thn adj ct W. tea sc 81 10
teliclloaS use by Mr. Smith in the aoo''
lreS.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22

On the 10th Governor Curtin iSsned proc
Iamatlon 10 the Legislature, announcing Lat
he has received an appointment from ;he Pre-
Fident to high position abroad, aud that he
has accepted it, aud will enter upon the du-
ties at lhe expiration of his term Of office,
The proclamation, or message, is very much
in the style of a farewell address On it,
reception by the Legislature. five thnusanl II,
German were ordered TO be printed when
Messrs. Smith and Kcrus, Philadelphia by
request, sang the song" When this cruel
war is over" Mr.. Cessna, the Speaker, delv-
cred his farewell, when the Legislature ad.
jourped sine die.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22
why the Abo'itiOaists Desire 10 SuTp' css
aud Destroy the Democratic Papers.

TIE Newark GO. Adrertjser, in cnmmrnt-
ing upon the general favor shown by the Ab
oiilion press Ia acts Of mob violence upon
democratic papers, says:
These acts OF lnub violence are not more
remarkable for their skuIkn. cnwart!lcc than
rs substantial confessions TN the part "i the
Republicans that Tie positions and arr umenr>
ut the Drmocratic newspapers can Dot hc met
ana cnn'ruyrried IN far DISCUSSION. Th.
Lepub,iCan I"iiuC;ans seem IL understand
that tie conf lence Of the people IN Demo
cratic newspapers is Constantly increasing.
l. is 10 this fact, and 10 tie c"n~cinu>uc>>
i'a: Republican Journals and Speakers are
unah'e to overtuGn The facts AM, Arguments
presented by Democratic newspapers. that
We are 10 aiiFihufe tie desperate 'n "f fcehn.
which induces Republicans to resort Ia brute
violence, burglary and arson against in"sc
who refuse tu think ard speak as they do"
The AdreTliser has hit the nail on The
head exactly.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22

II was ihe opinion Of Captain Worlen tb,,
the monitor ntct will b. able.tp batter d.,..
F"rt .ii.n rr, and in this o,iniol n.aIy III
he iliccrs cnnrnrcd. Ii was also b,l,cvo,
hal ne "ilsrfacti'n might he passed. thouoh
at lie II>k "i II nf"rIrg lie monitors unalle
/" rrlurn. The NV lr,hsiGc, will rcrsgi.
ulf Charl, stui bar.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22
For the DEMOCRAT.

Through The Uyoming Republican hi. Is
COG and httlc 1NCUG have sa,d few Lin.>.
Big lNcoG apparently finds fault with !itIe
lNcoG for assuming his-(bg lNooG's) cog
noman. How awful it must have been fyr
lNcoG 10 Lave borne tie load Of MrI.
Mchoopany has been ref rrcl to in connec-
tion with thieves. Let us see. We believe
We hare three g shoenakers' in town, and
;wo of them have sent their sons to battle
rebellion and the third went, himself, To re-
sist the foe. For this they arc charged with
treason, by a miserable cowarlly abolition
is, who dare not 50 to war, but call parrots
cnwarls. We will say no rrnr". Let them
peak again and ~cwll speak as a freeman
aud with ar-nmentS give them The benefit oi
their crward,ce. Mcanwh'e we assure Won
sir that the "'shncmakcrs" rf our town arc
loyal men AMI not given to the shame II
yourself Mr.. lNCoG.
MEuOOPANY.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-22
No Party Men.

No
The celebrated Dean Swift in a passage IN
one If his essays, has hit The tue character
Of neuH ai in politics To the life lie very
pref cIery says that who,vyr gives timeelf thus
character, on may depend upon il, j. ofone
tie party, but it Is such party as he is ash ,
AIMED to own. For, even while he says he Is
OF no party, you may observe. from, the wh 'le
dr.ii ot las convcr>aiiun, that he Is plainly
pr JUDGED in fav"r Of oHe party, aud I!.ai, too ]
alWa,s tie worst Tie lrue reason for his
not declaring his preference i, that lie thinks
the party h"t Yet >t1'pr. enough L" bear dCwn
all "rpoSltiun. The Justice Of the clu.r, the
gpudnr>a of he intcu:i"u, is entirely ont of
his calculation The only di,tinc ION he goes
hy Is TO be politically 'f 10 parry, that lie
may be occasionally 81 ciIher Others there
arc who are really Of a party aud d" not
know il they carry On Gc> gus which are
kept >ccrct from them and these, ~ deed are
such insignificant tool, Of party Tnry are
machines purely passive, aud, without any
will II their uwn ol,,y V the impulse Uf the
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ul arIy, il re>o u'cly to S:and by the Con-
>rIu'i"m ay lc called being oi Il plr.y.--
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