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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-14

Ey Sumn nerGold's exhibition at the
Town Hail. .on Saturday evening last, ,drew W
a large aud apprecia,ivs audience. We
were not preseot. but learn that those who
were present we're well entertained
About SO were realized by the Aid Soci
ETY. from the proceeds of tie evening.
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eS'The mail service on the route from
Warren to Chardon has been discon tin ucd
by order of the Postmaster General -
The reasons for this change, so far as
It affects Geauga County. wo are un.
able to state; vet wo trust some provision Is
to be made which will prevent 1t from se.
rioosly impairing, as it otherwise must, our
mail facilities.
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THE JEFFERsoN1AN DEMOCRAT

WIN endoavor 70 arrange the Grounds, and
All animals aud articles on exhibition. so as
70 give both exhibitor and spectator the best
possible chance.
Geo. W. Jaques, E'c.. Chief Of Police,
rom his energy and we'll known fitness for
MS position, warrants tho assurance that
nothing will bo wanting in his Department,
anh that there will no tho most perfect and
entire good order during the cxhihiiinn
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VOLUME XIV, NO. 33.
Union Musical Association.

A meeting Of the Union Musical Associa
ton will be hold at Chardon. on Thursday
the 27h Of August. 1863, commencing Al
10 o'clock. A. NJ. Friends Of music ovory
whore are invited. Tho matter of coutin.
uing tho session another day, aud closing
with Musical Entertainment on Friday
evening. will be decided bv the Convention,
j. G WELLS. Srcrsiary.
Claridon. Aug 10 b. 1863.
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July 27ih, 1868.
John Murray, I'd, plth.l

John Murray, I'd, plth.,
versus [ Court Of Com. Pleas,
Loreit VI Baker and { Genuga County, y.
Seth VI. Baker. deils.
flNllE sald Loretl NJ. Daker and Seth NJ. Ba.
l. ker. de endnnts, are hereby notified that on
the 21ih day OF June, A. ID. 1868, Jonn Murray,
2i. did lille his petition in The Court Oi Common
PleaSwilhin aud for said County o. Geauga aud
Slate ol ", against the said defendants, setting
forth that on the lOth day OF May, A. d.
1851, said defendants executed aac delivered
mortgage to one Orrin Wilson, on al
and 73-lU0 ucres OF land in lot No. 10. near the
center oi Montvills in said County. and described
in said perinen, 10 secure the payment OF u prom.
issory mole Of ihnt date .ior the sum OF Si3 ~
payuble months from the date thereof, with in :
terest AT ten per cent--whicn mortgage and note
were, at the filing OF snd petition held and ownod
by The snid plainuH, and the prnyer OF said pet.
uon is That said defendant pay said sum claimed
10 be due on said note, or that said morrgaged
premises may be sold to pay the sane--and The
said defendants are notified tha they nre require ID
10 appear and answer said petition on or before
the 81 Saturday alter the 18th day of July. a.
ID. 1868.
A. II. THRAsuER, al
Atty tor pltff
July Sd, 1863. '' 7O7w6
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EC- August 9TH seems TO have been
very generally observed throughout the
North, as a day Of thanksgiving and
praise TO God. for the glorious victories
with which He has recently blessed the
Union arms. Services were held on that
day. at the NJ. E. Church in this place,
Rev. w. H. Wilson being the officiating
clergyman.
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Notice.

Notice.
Thcmao RsdcliG, Plaintiff, J Court Of Common
VS.. Pleas, GelUga Co
Vincent Brown, Defendant Ohio
n If. said defendant, Vincent Brown, will take
I notice tha! petition was filed against hin,
on the Sd day OF August, a. y. 1868. in lie Court
Of Common Pleas within and Tor the County of
Geauga. by Thomas Rndclih. and is nov pending
wherein said Thomas Radchtf donnnds partition
of the following real estate, TO wit: sitra,e in
Carbon Township, Geauga County. and S'n of
uhi", mud Is known by Jeihg part Of Lot No. 8.
in Secion No II. ana is bounded as 70 lows, 10
wit: North by the east aud west road; East 10y
land owued by Alvin Obcr; South By the South
line ol said lo,; aud Westby the Wes, line of said
lot; conta nng about orty sever nc,es OF land he
the same more or less; and that at the mex, term
oi the said Court the said Thon,s Rndcnf will
sud exni ,es. CANttELD 4 SMITH,
Ait'ys tor Petitioner
Dated this Sd day Of August 1863. ,oSwC
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~ Capt. o o. King will leave this
place for Cincinnati, on Monday next. 10
rejoin his Company. which now numbers
about 100 men. Persons wishing to en-.
list under him are referred to o. n. Nc
Gonigal, of this pace, late Sers't Maj,r in
the 10Th Cavalry, who is authorized to
receive enlistments.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
sexes .rF. ...t,.

4 REVEREND GEN rLEMAN, HAVING
~ BEEN RESTORED To HEALTH in a
lew days, alter undergoing NIL The usaal routine,
aud regular. expensive modes of treatment,
withodt sucosss. opns iaers it HE snc,ed duty to
communicate to his afflicted fellow-crealures tie
means oi cure. Hence. on the receipt OF un ad.
dressed envelope he will send tlrrfl a copy OF the
prescription used. Direct D Dr. JouN NJ DAe-
NALL, lS6 Fulton Street Brooklyn, New York
6S6Wj
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~The fine showers OF the early part
OF the present week were much needed,
and were gratefully welcomed BY ALL
Tne parched earth quickly absorbed the
'nS'gora'ing rain, and ,he suffering veg
citation revived under its influence.
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HSyThe Geauga County Ac,iculluya

rEThe Geauga County Agricultural
Society have issued pamphels and
posters for their NJ x' annual Fair, which
will he held at Rurtcn. on the 9th. 10Th
md llIh days Of September. This Fair
promises 10 be, like all it's predecessors. q
success.
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eSDr. o. Pomeroy, Of Munson, who re-
comfy received his commission as Surgeon
Of the 18th o. v. l., left for Vicksburg on
MONDAY last.
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~we are requested TO state. in an.
swer to numerous inquiries. that Mrs.
Nichols will not open her Select School
for Young Ladies during the coming fall
or winter. Due notice will be given of
ibe time when the next term will COM
mence.
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Notice for Election OF Field Officers or
the LIST aud End Reg imenss Of the Em-
rolled Militia OF GeNuga Co., u.

rolled Militia OF Geauga Co., u.
THE several Companies of the st Regimen,
L Oi the Enrolled Militia of Geauga County
Ohio, are hereby notified 10 meet at the usuu
place ol holding elections, in Chardon, in said
County, on the 25lh day OF August, A, d. 1863,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'cloekP. Ms'oi said day, to eject one Colonel
one Lieut.. Colonel and one Major OF said Regi-
ment.
The several Companies OF ne 2nd Regiment
OF the Enrolled M:liua OF said Co., are also no.
tifed to4meel at the usual place of holding cleo.
tons, in Burton, in sa1 Go on said 25lh day OF
August, A. d 1868, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ +. Of said day
10 elect one Colonel, one Lieut.. Colonel and one
Major oil said Regiment.
Said Isl Regiment comprises all persons liza
BILE 10 military duty in the townships OF Chardou,
Chester, Caridon, Huntsburg, Manson, Hnmb-
den, Montvile and Thompson. Said second Reg
iment comprises all persons liable TO military du
~ in The Townships Of Russell Bainbrdge, New
bury, Auburn, Burton. Troy, PnIkinnn and NJ id.
dleheld. ..t b. N. SHAW, Sheriff.
Chardon, August l4th, 1868. T09w2
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HOME DEPARTMENT.,

R-The Draft still remains in expect.
ancy. but will probably not be deferred
much longer, as all the arrangements are
completed.
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Pension and War Claim Agency

N. N.HATHAWAY,o of,he firm of Thraeher
L. Dnree Hathaway, ID authorized nrd
licensed by the Government. TO procure Bounty
money. back pay and Pen sions Tor sodiers,or ior
their widows and heirs, and Invalid Pensions for
disabed soldiers. md a II other claims against ihs
Government of The Uuiled Stnies .nd OF the
State OF Ohio. Business attended TO promptly
and honestly. Charges for procuring Pension,
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ
tained.
DIR. l.. A. Hamilton has been appointed FIX.
an,iniag Surgeon for Geaugu County, by whom
nil applicant ior lnyalid Pensions mnst be ex.
nmi ed.
Apply in person or by letter, enclosing
stnmp to In. HATHAWAY,
695u Chardon, Ohio.
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DECISIONS AND BOUNTY ...widows

DECISIONS AND BOUNTY widows
Il OF officers and soldiers who lnve died. or
who have been killed in service, their minor chill.
dren or delendent parents, brothers or sisters,
are entitled TO full pensions, and arrears OF pay,
and slOj bounty; and invalid soldiers are enti.
tied 10 pension To the cx.ent OF disability
All who have served Two years ar who have
been sooaer discharged by reason of WOUNDS,
are entitled to 500 bounty.
The Undersigned, late Lieut. Colonel 7th Ohio
Vols, has opened an office in Ware n, Trumbuil
County, Ohio, TO prosecute the Pension and
Bounty business, and will also prosecute all busi-
moss against tho Government in any of its De-
partmen,s. His long experience in the business
ten years-and long service in the War. and
his ihorough acquaintance with the manner OF
ooing tho business, and how and where To obtain
evidence in all cases. give him advantages over
all other persons engaged in the business, - LsE,
lie charges ONLY The legal the, s5. 90, in Pen.
sion. cases, with charge OF Sl,5U for each aifi-
davit where additional evidence is required. j ...
8o-Soders, write TO him, or call on him at his
office. II you write, give q full history Of the
case, and enclose a stamp, and you will get a
satisfactory answer by return mail.
j F. ASPER, Attorney at Law,
695ms Warren, Trcmbull County, Ohio.
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DAugus' Sd, n small light.red Co~--some
white on her belly, with Il on her horns. The
owner is requested 10 pay all charges and taks
her away. 8. e. HUNTINGTON.
Chardon. August 10th, 1863. 7O9ws.
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July Sd. 1863.

OTICE,-The Undersigned has been iny
IN appointed aud qualified as Execuirix OF
the Estate OF Peleg Stone, deceased, late OF
Newbury Township, Geauga Co, Ohio.
SARAH STONE.
August l2ih, 1868. f.-I .ttI M. 70Yw3
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- - - - - -
MEDICAL.
A Y T. r.
CATHARTIC
PILLS.,

Are you sick, feeble, and
ccmplainingi Are yui or,t pf
oidcr, with yvut system tle-
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cmnlortnblcl These syipp-
toms are often the pielu1c to
serious illucss. Some ht Gf
sickness II creeping upon y'H,
aud should 10 Ryerted by q
timely use OF tho right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Fills, aud
cleanse out the ,lisorderei hu-
mons purify the blood and
let the iiniis move oIi un ,b.
suue'ed IN health ngnin.
T1'"r sl''niIiato the functions
Of the boiy into vigorous ac-
tivi,y purify the system from
ItHa flI0Ia tNRIa..s. A =
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DEPARTMENT ov THE IgrEnion,

J
SIR: have used your Pills Ia my general aud hospital
practice ever since yom made them, an cannot hesitate
cay they the best cthartic employ. Their rrgli-
l1tng action the liver is quick aud deri,ed cunss.
qnsntly thoy admirable remedy for arrangements
OF that organ. Indeed, have seldom found u case Of
bV"s dteuss ~ obstinate that II did readily yield to
them. bIateiuslly yons, AIUNHe BALI, NJ. D.,
irysicnn or lls ltrtue ILyUihtL
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fioH ~ y. u. Giten, ~ CHtcr,go
Your Pills have had long uini in my prartice, md I
hold them in estsem VI tito best alcrients
ever onnd. Their attentive effect upon tho liver makes
them an excellent remedy, when givon in small doses for
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makes thom very acceptable aud Convenient for the uss
Of women und children
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HARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY

IL AItI En- - lCloRlAL I1ioIobI
Il l. OF the Great Rebellion in the United Stat 2
! MIsSRs llARrER d BROTHERS will commence
Immediately the issue in Numbers of n complete
! HISTORY OF TIE GREAT REBELLION
IN THE UNITED STATES. rhe work has
been, for many months, in course OF preparation
by writer every way qualified for the task.
The INTRODUCTION will contain clear anil
snccnct account OF the Formation of the Con
iederucy OF the States; the Formation and
Adoption OF the Constitution of the United
States, and the Establishment OF the National
Government; the origin, development and pro-
gress ot the doctrines OF Notification md 81 ces.
sion, and the various phases which they assumed
until their final elimination in the Great Rebel
lion. "a
THE HIsToRy will comprise a fall account,
drawn from the most authentic sources, of all tho
Events Of the War the intrigues OF the Southern
leaders, al home and abroad The gradual deiec-
tion OF one section; the Great Uprising OF the
People for tie maintenance OF the National Life
and Existence the rapid creation OF an immense
Army and Navy; and the Battles oi Land and
Sea. ..- ...
TIE ILLUSTRATIONS will comprise Portraits Of
all those who have borne prominent part in the
struggle; Maps oi the different localities; Plans
Of the Leading actions; Views ~ every scene of
interest. and OF the most important Battles
These Illustrations are mosiy from drawings
taken on the spot by artists deputed for that pur
pose 10 accompany every division OF olr Army
Every facility al the command of tho. Publish
ers hssbeen employed in the preparation and ex-
ecution of this work; and they confidently believe
that ii will form The most reliable and valuable
history which can be prepared, OF TIE GREAT
STRUGGLE for the American uuiOE.
MODE & TERMS OF PUBLICATION:
The Work will be issued in Numbers each ono
consisting of 80 pages of the size Of "Harpsrs
Needy" printed from clear typo, upon fne pa
per, and will probably be comp!eled in about 90
Numbers, l. Nas
The Number. will be issued at intervals Of
about three weeks. They ray be obtained from
all Booksellers, Periodical Agents, or directly
from the Publishers
The prices for each Number, which will con-
tain matter equivalent to an ordinary volume,
will be Twenty five Cents. .E.. ..F r.. VIZ
To Cnnvassers and Periodical Agents. and to
News Dealers, liberal discounts will be muds
IRON the retail price. fr.a
Specimen Numbers will be furnished gratui-
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the sale Of the Work, by subscription or other
wise. r. fFsst ~ 30
prFor Special Terms, address the Puhiisscrs
HARPER &. BROTHERS,.
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Pnm Dr.. 7nsodo,, Bsi of M1c I'pk Cy.
Net only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur.
pose ns an APPARENT hut md their lenocnl effects upon
the Liver v~y marked indeed They have Ia my prac-
tics proved eeotual fOr the OF bdoH
plants than ANY one reinuly mention. sincerely
icjoco that have At length puttive uhid is wvr.
thy the confidence Of the profession aud tho people.
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Clocks! Clocks!

A NEW assortment OF Clocks Of the best style
"A Just received by the subscriber.
... p, ALLEN, ia.
Chardon. Aug, 4, 1903. iF' 7os
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As n Family Physic.

from IN. Y w th'iisrigh, NtU Ott,1rt.
Your fs the prince of purges. Their excellent
qualities srPass any cathartiC pnsses-. They
mild but very certain an eT-ctual IN their nrnD the
lowel- which makes them Invaluable TO us IN the daily
treatment Of disease.
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TrVHF 1T. TFIVV, IIITTNI0ff.
DxM nHo hNrR: cannot answer you ,vbct conpi,in's
have c'si with your ps better than to say all tia ~
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oohee on m chccf,r, easrc IN my daily with
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best We have, Of course value them highly
rIrrsnrrG, IA, MAY 7, 1855
IN J. C. ArrH. Sir: 7 have been REPEATEDLY curcl q
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which they cleanse nt onec.
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4 EfSO' ~o Sof1to PcI pOAt OF o bU1eS TOT 1Is
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.

A.CooK and JOHN MIC ChOLS, Chardon; C
S.Fi'l East Claridon Cleveland & Son. Bur.
ton; IN Thompson, Middlcield Herrick e.
Gaines ,Newbury &. e. car Harmon Chester
Y Roads; andby bylealersinmedcine C in ee verywhere
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SELECT SCHOOL.

FALL TERM OF Select School will be open
n ed At Fowlers Mills, August 24,h, by Miss
A. ]. TAYLOR, and continue eleven weeks.
...T RATEs OF TUITION. --.-s4
Common Branches, .''' '' $500.
Higher and English Ma,hema Tics, rrIq 3.h0s
French and German, each extra, 100
7OSw2
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Constipoti tion, Cost stiveness, SuppressIon,
Rhcminnttsn,, Cont, Neuralgia, Drop
~, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From Dr J. =: Tdnghn, Montrt,it Crnaia.
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no other to my patients.
From he Eer. Dr.. Hi,olt,, De MihnLd Eps Cb,nch.
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Dy.pep.Ia, Impurlty on the Mood.

From Reu ). u Hn,e,, Ihsta ef ddce'n Cnpei, B,s7i
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iu distress To regulate the orgaus OF digestion md
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Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort RE, G W.
For sale by A. Cook ana John Nichols Chur r.
don G. 5. Field, Il. Claridon C. P. Treat.
Claridon E. Thompson. Huntsburg.
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From ~ Louis.

81. Lorls. Feb. 3.
Gen. Lane, commanding the cci tral
district Of Mi-souii, has issued an order
that all bushwlackcrs, guerrilas, robbers
Confederate recruiting Officers. clnissa-
rics assuming t. nc under rebel anlhori-
", found in HAT military disr ct, hall bc
promptly executed liy the first commits
sloncd office or Into whose hands they may
hc deliver Il. and nil persons knowingly
arbo'ing or III any way aiding or abot lng
such pmtlcs, sh Il suffer like penalIy aud
til ir houses be destroyed, and Mi the
personal property on the premises seized
ard approp,iat d for he ind nn-iication
Of Unlon citizens. Any officer failing 10
promptly cxecnic this order, viii be
c ut nlaltiaicd for sobcdienec oil OF,
dcis.
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III IRiCr COURT.
HOS joins / LlLLON, Judge.
laa. u Gi.f.lp, Ci,fk.


lrtspay Fsb 3. 1863
Curt me rnrfusni to 49, Yu,nm.hl
Tn. m"rLltg ho Z va occupied IN hssiu,
motions. druiuit.ls dc.
Tbs ease. AZ ignri vera then cal i at
t'inl hal nth. Court
ine ca.. oi M,Cuite rs MeGuite u tenn
rar ahmouy oi $500 WAS nllowed. nd
Judgment en,eiel aee.nd ,Rly.
H. warsiek "a Wig, cou / x ~ on exctp-
ohs 10 K-i.rres, report ntd oecnl lea th.
Court unlii uf..l dinnsr - II uLbel Tor l. II
abd Campbell Il IIli,s. fct Def.
The ca. ui ll,ijehhvimer ". Tie Dayeurort
Manual l. su A.st tc.ation was laksD up M
Il.d.uLsim-r brings bih 10 Ia itG to cancel
. Deed IL Trust gwen in favor OF ,hs y ~
As,o. ialion On ,he GROUND that the Loan Wa.
usu,ious and that the smoun, 4 money lie re-
c.iv.d hes been fully paid. The argument 10
the ease sss net concluded at The sdjpuin
m.nt of Court.
Coutt acjourned iii Tomorrow morning nj
. O'clock. a. VI.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
"wednesday, = O'Clock A. VI.
CON. AJ.-t1ru CoxCnrss

" AsulNGroS, Feb. al
Mr.. Mcl,ougal addressed the senate nj
length on the condnet Of France with
regard to Ne>ico He coutcrdrd Il VA
IN 'iola,ion OF all international treaties
and assurances ma IL to this government
aud tended 10 overthrow The commcrcinl
system oi tins country. lie declared the
"'lnnatnm offered to MeNico +, france
Disgrace 70 any civilized nation. aud
sad That II any government was IN
iil'ndiy Ia the nilcd States in this con
test II was that Of France. France needs
= cotton country. She could find i ~
Me- Nicn. Lower Caiforni, vas MI ye,,
loyal-many dislosal men had r.nc -
sonora 10 day. Very tca arms ana III.
Tie ammunition were left in California
aud France might izo and hold lha,
State III any me within 80 DAYS. lie
,hou- Ut the government was bound 10
pay some attention 10 this thcro was
no reason why We should be afraid Of a
conflict with France, or with Spain md
England combined. They, in California.
Era apprchehslvc OF the designs Of
Of i and lie thought from the polio,
apprehen there was grodnd for
w,,hdraw Il, that France woal not
Ten thousanoops from McNieo.
counlry to aid th2ops sent from this
the Ftcncl, army iniGienns would dave
.nry 10 go To war this osc'. II ncces- /
do II N order 10 maintain noent void /
II anything could now bin honor
this Nation it would lac Just algc'her
war against foreign foe. lie bcIRlv t
the most Of those nov fighting again
Us wonld turn aud ioin us in il common
cause.
Ar. Sumner thought the n,lontion 81
these rcsolu iahs woul invite wlr from
a great and power III ualio". aud bring
80 much MI 10 the rchrlIiu hY JOINING
Nil, u a powerful alls lie would 49,
nothing il France, whose friendship he
would do NJ 10 pic,cr.c
The senators were instly sensitive n
seeing the ,,tnin o. the European Emp,c
On this continent BGt II e M II cilccti,c
means OF preventing this was hy the
suppression Of thi, rebellion lie moved
to lay tho resolution on The table.
The Executive Session then adjourned.