St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30

-. "o' Aue engraving OF the
five and tcn-dollar notes has been entru,t-
ed 70 the Continental Bank, Note Compeny
Of New York, who viii devote Ill theF
resources in con rechou, With the best en-
craving talent Of the eounsry,to its speedy
and successful execution. ia
~ - tsicetins 8. 1h,,.n R1Ichidoal1.
y, .,,I--,1 II 1--n a2y s,,-
.,Ihey DO not nnderr4te, ,iae Richmond,
the the Importance Of f tie riots which lst
week tisgraced New Yotk. The Riol,.
mond Di3path Of the alstb,j Which hss
just eosneato- ourrhsnds,,ss.y5:.
We haye some iutellitaneS llstdn the North
this morning far more welcome. and mucK
more important, than iforeig1 iAserventioA... =.
The peace meetings IN New, York, % bittetfff
ridiculed by the neutrality-suspicious. safe par.
aliels by which the anti war people Of The
North were working into Open fesistaues 70
Lincoln's goyernment-have borne their fruM-
The white flag has been suddenly lowered, and
the red battle flag now waves ii New York
over streets wet Win TIE gore Of Lincolu's
hated 'miuions. This grand ymovement in
New York IT, but tho prse.rsor efs series Of
similar outbreaks: Already have riots fol-
n.
and in few days W. shall hear from The
wsst."1 II. ,T',, ,dtsdH ,=r7'ic7' ~
J. The Dispotch: does not" expect to hear
Of the mob as triumphsnS yet it looks TOR
the, greatest advantages q for the rebels
from, %ithis gnovemente How? r'rLet the
rebel journalist explains: III ,,:..
These demonstration. ,pay,I and Aoubtle.s
will, be put down by the iron hand Of the
military, but there ,o.N .1t 30 egoresa<nt Of IT,
draft after qa'et !. Er,,e.;tortd rkese psopie.
have elected to die in the streets ,rather t6ai,T
submit to the hateful tyranny Of Lincoln. and
have proved themselves in earnest by pouring
out their blood. They have shown Z spiri
which Lincoln, too gisd to Z see 7. is.ubside, vii
never again: rouss.' Already he ID covering
before it, and telesrspAs to Gsv. Seymour that
the drqf ,ciN Be saspended IN ,Ne,o Xork, When
he shall have had time to fill the city Will,
troops this promise may not b fespected; but
he cannot fill all, or even half dotsn, of tho
large cities at.ths North with sufk6isnt force
tndr iii ndy5 ts ds x,.r n! &s
eral army are numbered. There will. sbe no sd-
diticn 10 its;streugth, and it is d6nfeesed on
all hands that'the present Yankee:1ofoe under
arms can never! begin to subduo the Confed-
eracy., Let ls have more Of these 6utpourings
"a few more great cities Oh iths nSmnsr'a s
bench-some more cutting and taeking af
houses, aud hanging and mutilatingef men.
1t saves the Confederate troops y deal Of
marching and fighting, and lops Of many =
dreary month of this war. The sackihg and
burning has been heretofore at the South
Our compliments to our northern brethren.
and may they enjoy their turn!' III s'''''- .,
The rebels comprehend the situation
perfectly !; they see their advantsge,in tho
report circulated here by such; journals as
the World and Daily Nevs, andby such
men as called the mob their friends, and
quickly sent dows to Richmond that the
draft would, b. lstopped-the shrewd ret-
els rouse from their dependency, and see
our victorious armies, weakened BY hard
fighting, assailed BY their own forces
strengthened by an energetic -conscrip
ton and already they 6attcr. themselves:
that The victors Of Yicks sburs, Of Gettys
burg and OF Tullaboma are gwen over t.
their hands. ,,,... .,., ~. 3,in
Of the recent riots. II wasnot 70 save the
poor man from, serving under arms, but it
was to disable our army, and save, the rob-
els from ruin. The ringlcaders Of ths
moh, the secret plotters who managed It.
desired cnly 70 frighteu the government
from reinforcing OUT armies; that was and
Is their object And let all honest citi:
zcns notice th,t, while tho: Richmond
journalist is satisfied, with. the Suspension
Of tic draft, the pea6e &eaa Here persist
in their demand for the suspension Of the
drait-a demand 6rst made BY Gov. Soy:
mour, and supported by all who have ev
er opposed the war for the Union and IL
vorc tic rebellion: ... -..i
I But the government will, do its duty
and as day after day the meaning and tn
depth ot this last plot sgainst the Uoio'
are revealed, all true mon will moro ont
more rally round apd stand BY the gov
eaifin,nent and support It in its determine
: ton to reinforce the 'Qkion armies aud ru
=. d,wn tie rebellion Nossh Asf~elf fas South
> ., O.; ri r-:-EE 7-r7- -r7-.s->~s=-..+--..+ 10
; A krooklyn doctor vpuehes for th
: TACT in thS following: = ......
l "A n anxious father 1not long since d;
= covered his so"ly sor and: heif;" md 6v
II engaged in pitching sl,epniia @ith i nuu
g Der Of Jagged sprchin4, whahsd Just init
ated him in the ,nysterie, of ths NIL ,beorl
'.f;og game: He gaze the little Eamester
}, lonr lecture On tho sin of gamklipg, st<
r md 6ni.hed by telling him tk4tit be ev.
/, caught hip ,ip the naughty .@ott q pits
) Ing pennies M seaia, g,F er gambling gam N aay VI
# he would give him q severe < 1Mppiu
'e The youua astett' stood Win his hindS ip
:v pockets; oooli3djiataiaE' tie lsN lo.'