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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-15
.nR. SWEETS INFALLIELF
IMMINENT.
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
For Rheumatism, GOut, Neuralgia, Lumbasa,
Stiff Neck and Joints, Sprains, Bruises
Cuts and Wounds, Piles, Headache,
and all RheI matte and Nervous
Disorders

edy and neN or fails This Linimeni is prrna,,s
from the recipe Of DIR Stephen Sweet OF Councr';.
cut the famous bone setter. and has been used 1,
his practice for more than twenty wears with IL
most astonishing success
As al alleriater Of PAIN. II is unri,aled hy a,s
preparation before the public, Of which the mo,,
.keprical nav be convinced by single trial
This Liniment Mil cure rapidly and radica. a,
Rheumatic Disorders OF every kind, and In thua-
sands Of cases where il has been used II has r,t-
been known TO fail.
For Neuralgia, il VIII afford immediate relief !,
every Ease, however, distressing
L, Will relieve the worst cases Of Headache /,
TIRE minutes and is warranted 10 do Il
Tooihache also Will IL cure instantly.
For Nervous Debility and General las>i-v2
arising from Imprudenoe ar excess. thiS lipirp.,-
Is ! mo>i happy aud unfailing remedy Ar-r-
directly on The nervous tissues, II strengthens ana
rrKiNiies the system, and restores il 10 tlaSri,1
and Sigor.
Fer Piles. a. an external remedy. we clam. ia,
II Is the best known and We challenge n ns-r3
10 produce an equal. Every victim of tli> d.,
tressing complaint should give II 4 trial. in I,
viii not fail 10 afford inme hate relief. aud IN
maiarItv Of eases Will eTTect radical cure
tsglnsy and Sore hraat are sometimes tA-r5,g,
ly nla'l-llan, and dangerous, bGf tilncl, a,s,..
cati.n II This Linime,it vii never fail 10 rrl-,
Spiaiii> AZ suaisrilna,s very obstinate, anu a..
argymcnt ofthe FONTS l. liable To occur II neglect
sd The worst case nav be conquered by -!sS
l-iuInCllf IN two or three DAYS.
Rluises- Cuts Wounds, Sores. Ulcers Buns
and Sealds. sield readily 10 the wonderful healing
properties % Dr Sweet ll.fallitle linimcii ul,l
used acrerding 10 directions. AlSu. Chilha.l>.
Frosted Fee:- and Insect Bites and Stings.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
Should have this remedy Al hand. for It's time,
Use a. the first appearance Of LamenpSS VII =
fectuallv prevent those formidable disease. fa
which al horses are liable. and which render So
manv oiherNi>e valuable horses nearly worthless
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials o.
the Wonderful curative properties OF thi> linimtl
have been received within the last two wears, ALL
many Of them from persons IN the highest ranks
OF life
. CAUTlON.-To avoid imposition, observe III,
Signature and Likeness Of Dr Stephen Sweet ,ll
every label and also - Stephen Sweets lufa.ihc
llninsnt" blown in the glass Of each bottle, with
sui which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON & GO.
CeomSS ly Sole Proprieiors, NorwicA. O..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-15
f A NJ lily DYE COLORS

For Dyeing Silk, Wooden and Cotton Goods,
Shawls, Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons,
Gloves, B0nnets. Hats, Feath-
ers, Kid Gloves,
Children's Clothing, and all kinds of Wear
ing Apparel,
With Perfect Fast Colors.
LIST OF CoLoRs.-Black Dark Brown. Snuff
rown, Light Brown. Dark Blue, Light Blue,
Dark Green. Light Green. Pink, Purple. Slate
Crimson. Salmon. Scarlet, Dark Drab, Light Drab,
Yellow, Light Yellow, Orange, Magenta Softer
mo, French Blue, Royal Purple, Violet.
These Dye Colors are expressly for family use.
having been perfected, at great expense, after
many years of study and experiment. The goods
ready to wear in from one to three hours time.
The process is simple, and any one can use the
dyes with perfect success.
GREAT ECONOMY! SAVING OF so PER CT
In every family there will be found more or less
of wearing apparel which could be dyed, and made
to look as we'll as new. Many articles that be-
come little worn, soiled, or out of style, are
thrown aside. BY using these Dyes, they can be
changed to any color or shade in very short time.
at small expense. You can have number OF
shades from the dye, from the lightest to The
full color. by following the directions on the in
side of the package.
At every store where these Dyes are sold, can
be seen samples of each color on Silk and Wool,
All who have used these Family Dye Colors
pronounce them to Ee most useful, economical
and perfect article.
Numerous testimonials could be given from la
dies who have used these Dyes; but in this case
it is not required as its real value and usefulness
are found upon one trial
Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS, Prac-
teal Chemists, 25S Broadway. Boston.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every
city and town. 35-75
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-15
D. KILBOURNE, D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON.

OFFICE, COR. MAIN AND CENTRAL SITS, DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE ST. yOHNsBURY HOUSE.
(Ofice established in 1850
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-15
CHARGES FOR DENTAL OPERATIONS.

Conscientious fidelity; and nothing done O
vised except for the benefit of the patient.
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MIsCEI.LANEOys.

hILoRcEs JHaALLy OBIAfsED IN Akorn Ea
ssss ri,hsys v.thny g ,hs nsss.s.y % ssanse e.
S.st ssa.s sAsvls1 free sss scyessnual Arp'J y ",
AAx2AAE coupsR1 psJAr. ~ ~<p,esswy.
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nEDiCAi..

np. PoRERS RFJgvgNkrlSg EiIkIn, on ~
~ % oA~ - 14sf~garf strrrt ffis 'afi7
rrnesy fns AZ es-s.t. hss aressra most lst1Is@ "
syr~riha M svs k~sish a ysw eure -
v.rsssss "a 90 40. - iess IN ssas ne rssaefr.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL sUrgcs.-tr yQU wAsr a
1ruin sleriy rps~A ~ ~ e~~s - eh ~ wtsy ~
i-'k s.s. r-sr,s'~-sr ,~1i -~si ss,iss q sns sss
~vv~T.
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sFECIAI. NOTICES.


A rrENflos, sEsAe MAKERS SUBJECT. 70 A
N peAohstss pssei Al s,es..sg b-ss th~ ths n.t
wei ss.p = ~ re9aes,Sl !, .sas x,o ss'rsse, -ss .
'. ~, a. u3 BowcIy Hosry 1srsol 70 i.l~ sa asu
tsoa. " B.-cssses9ss sse rsonir-t % ssrs d.t.s
- lH l rnE COMMITTEE.
EynPIRE cry tsaAIrs sLuh-IIIR NENBtHs
III u. sowetsin me Fss rsserta ~ s-sss ss
sves<ng n thf Nalvs.i ~ rh.a escRts, Isrs
ssvs~s hs-y che frrcF The fHl-fs. ~ ss
toas sssws i roosiss lsfss -lse. kaa lss
cfoa nsrs rsi f'r4fs fafv|~ hNHs ~ tA. fhs
sc.aa so~s esswA sfEfBh~ spr ats r,e. az,
D. l. DantIss. ss r.ia
NoTicE IN usPgBy sISEN~iu,r fHE ,NSr,L
~ e~sstea Tor ulsos iueJiogssl - Scr-y i~sni az
nrooa llAiirosd Company VII ~ hr'I be elcr ~ tr
sspssy, uLsenth s,re~t. b4Sskiyn. is W. dlt ~ o.
Sscssi W. OF s isSs. - S1 bGwepo s,<s'siass
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~ seufrs ihs,, mel ~ Tas bs ins S,taslay 49,
sasn - f.lrf ~ ll aisarsr sirru
IN sbsir price, rhcs pla t@r ms - aAs Asr ssis
NOTICE no rsIOHs-rnk Ma EMPJoyHp ~
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Dl<L Jsy fnssfsy. fiarter tuf
ssehrisy All ocio,x q n ssi nirt.h slltsl q, 20 =
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rvoi, ratsFin and iiuf~on ~ = % Aih~ay - Goa
n~csng with he New YORK Central and Norhen hafbAi.
Aonsirg LINE FoR PEEKsKILI -rHE AuROnA
M leaves Jsy r.cg daily f~i.-oW stcepsiosl,
". lands n Tfrs,h atf~s yor sers uasdnss. Dybbs
yssry, krss Sins snG TaTy Osssy pos' ssf 90
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The New York herald., 1863-10-12

A sPEcI Al MEETING Ur rHE NATIONAL DINO.
y cratic sseneI al conni,iee viii bs hrid s hoAt Hat.
on Tuesday eyrn.n, ocIe2-r - =, --h cls NJ cflrr
ID BRNJAutN Y. PAIRciiib. PfesiaesL
JOAN DEvELIS Y.s sPresasnt
bow x psess" ,s.,re'ar.s
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NAroSAL Ds xoGg.l,c eIsssaL ,oanirrtk,

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The paaerssn.d, mcme~rs 81 ne mozart Hsa a."-fh
secodAsee wsh 2f,cls "a byA~s oi lbib 81 Ao,r
Hall on Tue-zy evening Oct IS 1856 Tie fpose of
taking toto confederation tAse What scion be
f.ensd Necessary Fsga TO the norin.oas Dists OF
msae t essrnz rseciiss bf tue ose
pagson eIs,pg ~ Sism by ~hon NE w noe oi
hts gescrs body. and the Dsitoas i-si;
ell - The CONSERVATIVE JDcu nrn o. m y
10 vei,s even 10 90 sonsu = 80
abiy prosiiviie tsna ~ % ihr
nosnscs with sf,epsi Ant es"s's 1--WE
gnop o,ea o. H. ,tIy ssd eopey OF Nss fors.
~ sviAv- or frt
Chairman .iall Ga special meeting ~ .s frre-i -
wtsg Of aftres meases; and Tn .ss OF hs t-sr sp-
e,si meeting be s.iri ey wesiy msm,rI. powder
.ai npc- thereof shaft be p,bsbeis trodsF rsprfs n
h- e,y a, ics., fcty ~ hsa, pr.or 70 s'ch ~~-'"@
PtTRltK sE.tNs. Third ward
y0pN MURPHY bkhtee.th 1asa
JAMLa J.v<Cu vnt.es,h ssfs.
MATHEW PAfItN. TAif,etsis ssrd
inn'GXss in'GsA ~ fHh susa u \. to..s.s.sS s ward
JANIS N, MEAD. ihifieertb wasa,
sainSLiIUs rivsS. f.G sArd.
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JltON4S CASsiS, Povs,~~ats wsrd
JANIS NcALknNgy. f,Hrt-ssts wsri.
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sANGs pALIAGpi.R. F.1Fsscsss wsra.
u,s,fiAEL suIrff Posttern'h vsrf
uFSRy MANHO~. Ieprierss ~srs
tAuEs CAMPBELL Fouftsen'h nlfi
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MATRIMONIAL. ~

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MANI HyAitL-A FitiN stkRi,AN 0G.fLth
VI - fsitF, yl~assrty -ras a. sstfss ne sesstAsee
81 = ..1d sd gr,.ingslt Amsfis 40 LADY ~ stg, buiH
a hfsss Nssn Ga. s5a ~ iisT..a a1as. =
SOfDfLs rEvsr Dsv sOs. 90 g. isfu rEGinn49
- saas fhanifris 4<hss 10 ti-ins"ss ~
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ps v,1sv ~ o - n An fsals. ~lf y.sasr s<Afess
ig sElrri. L44.ss aN s,si L+rb sfLso
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-. se,ai.r. !. ts. nisn n.o.a rriso..

TDn vRIs0Ns ANn fHJsSR ush ABTANTs. -
~ lazy lrecord on yesisrday display 81 force OF
oSe5 f6osfS sisoner~. including 92s general sximeut
80 p4hef spapuinionsd sGc>rs. N this pnbsr, ass
Wsse received from thcksbsugA, which, iuelndtng 1900
nch md played oet psroled on he ned make
~ (osat number captures that fArnons sd, sr
q Asoeftaihsd, 1880, incindpg ninsiy eSht ocer..
Dssb1so TIE comtaans oices this psisou are twenty
Uarfeous and nine chaplaius.
d Cnste Thunder there pipe hindred prisoners. OF
vhouAo0 nry are Confederate aescreSs spd strsrxes
ninsiy negroes, and The rest Yankee pDsnlsts. bush
vhass, spies s,css and Other prisoners OF the ''me
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TRE TUHr.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. SO.

A LII KINDS OR BUSINESS WAGONS CONSTANTLY
~ on hand made 70 order You viii nnd this place a.
favorahe that fonad. every Aslick
rantrd represcuted. Also second hand Wagon.
BfEwARTB Wagon factory, Fifty Gtsee near Eighth
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

e,rottr uopsE sHD wsgox -BHOws hosss
- svss yssr. - tffgsH@a 80 5ftf ysns "a -
t-ry fsstt kass eshist - - - iAs sest ipsfsl -
ss7rJy 10 p..iss .fsst p-s.,a
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A PBRsON ENGASHD IN rHB STOCK BUsINRss.
VIZ dispose =. sale his entire soek Of Hcrses ALSO
Ho1es pne pair srrel orseA pay fast ottin< HoyseA
one black otuna Nareo0s bsy sAddie oSse Aoroush
bred saddle Mare Imported; hnc bag u0rec. ono
bAy rosA Hovs Saon Jsssay Eciips6n aud the ce!ebra
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

The SOuahWest.
ARRBsY 0Y GENERALS POLK, HIsDNAr AND ANN
Fli 81 wow sfRoFT
IFroo The Atlanta lnteilsencer, Oct 81 -, !
General Pok has arrived hevc, being reheved from ms
somur.pd by General ugs The alleged delay 10 attack
ne enemy On the Goth is assigned az The cause ,
SsnoraSs Hsndmas and Armsve0g are ALSO reported
aaer arrest 'u.a-.J t..L.l.9 -fer
1saias report an qaie+ before Chattanooga
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-26

IL j. remarkable that whenever a Europe IN
ruler undertakes 10 puj hs loot little heavier
on tie uecS> OF the PEOPLE. he always does 1t IN
the me and On the ~ eter>e OF securing "public
order Ii sas on thls t,rtntS' plea that The Holy
Aliiiuce uui'et - suppress the rising spirit OF
liberty it, Europe The following item OF ioreien
news tell Iis OSH stnrN:
The Emperor OF Austria has addressed an
autograph letter to the Chancellor of Hungary,
saving that the disloyalty in the Hungarian
munsc' ralities n,enrced the public order IN such
a 'nserou~ mlni.er that the public duty requires
the raising OF strong barriers against such tx
ces,e>; that ~ the convOc ,tion of the Hungarian
D.ot IN a constitutional manner appears impracti-
cable until orer l. established. all the exsiin !.
auJ hOFtles IN the districts AMI communities are
abolished, ami me Chancellor orcered 10 elect
persons TO replace them. anu to take care that the
administration OF public air'irs suffers no in'er-
ruution All persons charged ,ruk GRIMES against
s public safety shall BE- tried By military tribunals
In conclusion. the Emperor expresses tie earnest
wish for the establishment of public order. and
the future maintenance of the concessions he has
granted Hungary
We leave the reader 10 run the parallel be
tween this Austrian rule and that Ut "the party
OF iree-om in this ouuuy.- Detroit Free
Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-26
The Republican war i'm wayne
County.

There is n big fight IN progress between the
Mortonites and the Julianites in Wayne county.
The following article from the Centreyille True
Republican. the Julianite organ. will give some
idea of the character of the war:
The two short horn Holloway organs at Rich
mond. the Palladium and Telegram, take great
exception to the paragraph from the Connersville
Union, copied into our paper two weeks ago.
which states that the Congressional committee
found that Mr.. Holloway had been the means
OF swiudling the Government odt of large sum
OF money" and that their report shows the fact
The short horn organs say this cannot be. because
tine SINE committee say they not satisfied
that Holloway intended the swinde Neverthe
less IL were easy To demonstrate that the Union :
staiernent was strictly true irrespective of the
intention Of the guilty party. The sole question
i to the fact whether the Government was
s~iadiel alleged The report Of the commit
tee shows that il was-that over thirty {, ght
thousand five hundred dollars was lost to the
Government by Holloway's misconduct and nal
administration The committee, OF course could
not Judge o. the intentions of the guilty party,
except "a his acts revealed them. and leaned to
the side of mercy But will any sensible MN
say that the loss was any the less swildle upon
the Government? or can he escape the obvious
conclusion that Holloway Was the means. whether
intentional OF unntentionIl. OF concentrating
this swindlcE
The richest part OF the Palladium's defense"
&C Holloway is the plea that if the report of the
Committee Is to be understood a. it reads or rs
finding him guilty, the President would "immedi.
ately dismiss him in disgrace from the Patent
Office" We think he ought to do so; bu, he has
not done it-and what does that prove? Simply
tia, be Is the same good. EASY man who suffered
himself TO be imposed on IN the appointment OF
such men as Simon Cameron, d. F. Holloway.
&c and being honest himself. he is slow re
cOgnize the knavery or inc7pacty Of his appoint
ees. and has thus chung to some of them rs ne
did. for instance. 10 Gen Mcclellan. with long
suffering faith. shared in BY hardly anybody else
That is our explanation of his forbearance with
such men as Holloway. and we think it i much
more satisfactory one than that Of the Palladium.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-26

The system adoD'ed by the radical press, or
branding With Ooprobri0us epithet> all Who differ
with them and presume critIci~e question he
wisdom Of certain sc's oi The Administration. Is,
tosay he least n iIjudicuuS aud short sling ted
IL can answer no good purpose. and l. tar more
likely 10 Illustrate than advance the oil Is II is
intended To promOte. Uuder political sys
tenn. every man has right To discuss public At
fairs freely and fully; and the attempt 10 deny Jr
prevent the exercise of this plain constitutional
privilege, either by harsh words or overt acts, -
simply un- American. and ar.ue> lamentable
lack ofdisrern Hitherto. ia the history of our
country no party lhtt ab,udoneti argument tor
vituperaton has ever succeeded. The attempt
has been trie | over and over again, with The same
result of disaster tO all who engaged in IT, In
the time of Jefferson. the Federal o riy. nste tt,
OF cOunteractlDg the efforts 0t the building De
mncracy by logic. branded the aihereuis at that
great statesman infid-l>. and di-nrganzers Of
society and predicted uni, eisal chaos in case %!
his elertun So. also, during the j iCkS"n TX
element. all who opposed high tariff ana L nited
States Bank were o-tracsei from respectable
society, and turned out of Wing factories and
stores and the term "DemOcrat" WAS applet IN
derisinn aud contempt all men who adhered To
the principles of Otd Hickory but in reviewing
the history of these periods. IL l. plain that the
weight of areument WIS against the party that
that attached to the victors resulted from this
fact
The history of the Republican party itself Illus
trateS the Importance OF adbermg to tair discus
sion. Ii climbed TO power by virtue OF the hard
common sense that distinguishes! the speeches
and newspaper articles If it, friends IN resisting
the in f. nous ,ilsaS policy of the Buchanan All
mn-iratiun, aud now ii II allows il oppoi ~ -
to get the advantage in fair argument. lis doom
j. sealed In the last tail election. 'he tine amt
energy that should I'VE been enDinN ia proving
That the defeat OF Governor Seymppr e-Seu
tal To the best interests of the country. aete
wasted in calling his sdherentS 'trIitnrs and
'copuerheads' and We all know the result
The fact j., a 10 hard names and b d
language generally exciie> Su-tdcinn at weak
canse. The only effecnal me oi supporting
the Administration is b, demonstrating th t lis
acts aud policy are the wi>e~t ami est that could
be adopted under the cirrum-tnnces We advise
radical friends To ADOPT this method il the,
wish to succeed AMI drop calling Their opponents
hard DANES IN Sun
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-26

"A number n de-eriefS have been arrested "a
this couaiy and Brown during The psf week aid
sent ~ % hsadqusriers by ihe Provost Mar.lld
Of thi- co1uty. 4 Esn 49, ai-o arrested in town
ies days since. lot using tIe'sonabls laugus e,
and sent up &c Indianapolis. - bennington Re
public
--THE FErliSG ~ lNplASA AS Al evidence
Of the public feeling in Indi "a, We may state
that township Democratic meeting at Busseron
Station. Knox county. was attended. says the
Nincenurs san. by S.On0 or 9.O00 people Voor-
hes and Alien member Of Congress from hi
nos. made speeches All ages and sexes we're
represented including the most magnificent dis
play Of ladies ever congregated. The people
came in wagons. with music aud banners fying,
OF horseback or foot. and in every conceivable
way that requisite TO reach the point Gin
cnnau Enquirer
-LaPoRrE CouSTr.-The Democracy of this
county will hold 4 mass convention in the city of
Lsporte on the 18th Of September, to take into
consideration the present deplorahle condition of
the country. and FOR the adoption of such meas
ures may be deemed best in the present crisis.
The Yincennes Gazette says the mail car
from the west. on Monday last, brought the
private papers OF JEFF DAVIS. recently captured
by our forces At his farm in Mississippi They
were en- route for Washington City. Much
reasonable correspondence of the Democratic
leaders sill no doubt come to light
The Clnnelton Reporter understands from
reliable authority that the Government, last week
contracted for large supply # hay AT S33 per
tun.
Colonel FIRREE. an old citizen OF Harrison
county. died few days ago. from the effects oG
a gunshot wound received during the fight with
HoRGAN's band at Corydon lie WAS an excellent
citizen aud had filled The Office OF Commissioner
of that county for the last eight Years. with
ability and integrity.
War DEMOCRATS Says the Fort Wayne
Sentinel
The self STYLED Wsr Democracy tried to gel
! up "A mass convention at Indianapolis last Thurs
jav. and made signal failure A al evidence
of the kind of men no~ STYLED War Democrats
We notice that David p Whe,ion ct this city
was appointed on the Central Committee L
will be news II his friencs here that he ever wa.
a War Democrat. other sort OF Il Demo
crst Tie his always been AN aboitioIist anC
never voted Democratic ticket in his life
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-26

The Aboltionists charge Vallandgham with
being in favor Of peace on anv terms In his
great speech. delivered in New York. March Z
1868. he said:
sm not tor peace on any terms; would not
be with any country on the globe Honor Is the
life Of the nation and il is never to be sIcrfcer.
have high and proud sense of honor any
man in the South. and love nv country too
we'll. and cherish its honor too profoundly. for n
single moment TO consent to dishonOrthle
petce 4 yOice--The whole c0untryl"l Yes.
the whole country: every State: ana l. urrlike
some OF nv own party. and unlike thons'ndS 1T
the Abolition party. believe still. before God. the
Union can be re constructed ana will be That
i nv faith. and | mean To cling 10 II n the
wrecked mariner clings to the last plank amid
the shpwTeck.