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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18
A STUMP SPEECH!
Il Y A W RID, ia.

BY A W d, r.
Full Of Var and Yankee SPIRIT The Peopi,
in their entLu0asm bear he Sp,aker array
"a Triumph
The following IS rare specimen ~ Yankee ulatarr
The speaker eating PEA nuts aud wllAins 20 the
girls when haniret voices called hlm forth D. arose
lalmny am surveyed the multitude viii all thr bearing
= Patrck Henry-tAon c.ne forth the torrent az ls
eoqlelce.
Fslois C,,,lsrs - am Tor the Unon. Liberty. Al.
lr.N jackson and MN BOOTS am fnr Restoring tl'
Union 30 al rs former glory ior projecting te lsitl
ton n al RS sacred guarantee and fYr h.t- add ss
90 th- blst pattern, symmetry and durability IDr0st
applause and Hear H,ar W must nOt f.r..t olr
uAn comfort ln these Gays ~ patent dol. pie ta sfri
thunder al creased ghtumg have received to-day,
news l the greatest mlartauce ui a.. most vital lte-
al ~ Won hear that Johns fl.f Iare I.st
received their spring stock ot honts ani -Los u tle
LAT .ty es and m.si luishe- wl Amal-lp trI sou
those VINO Day of that young aus entsrpri-uE rrfn
ar never troubled with currs aud their ai-s tns
never solrei oy having tAeir feet p.nclet' H.sh4n
wives. Young men and girls. go t0 Johns s. Bailey
here you ~i hnf nle boots. stpga -A"r- slippers,
over shoes CATERS. ladies heel sprers catAs oxford
ties. men carpet slippers haInoras and ladies Inc
CATERS l6frat applause
be- Gerusaien' what Is more beautiful than a lady
foot encasel c0qlet galter' It. enough O.
thc m0ukish blood ~ II Anthony J WiI close ny
speech by az appropriate quotsilon.
Cater Boot.
Ken -toics must Ngrse,
For % O. vote.
What Gray once wrote.
A handsome J. r. o.
Here the Speaker tainted As b. borne from the
Hal Do the q his Almirng frierds DO heard 20
fainty ask Who stole my pea-uut-f some ru1n and
wicked boys had enpticl hE basket while b. speak.
ng however, g.-s ~ water revived llm d. wrote
the following resolutions. Whirh 1-l and re-
ported 1Le cours. ~ tine IS the res0-
buttons
hesoiucd That johns a. Bailey keep tie best assert
meIt % Boots @nl Shoes tle quaf ti Iather
ever introduced ilto this market al1 81 I .rfl.r
Resoiued That they never Tall give sats4rar that
ter repairing s done according o. order xt enpei-
ton ana ueatless tlat their prices thf and
most uniform. and their stock she best tbs sl-e l-
ir0it an1 be- 10 further
R,folref, That ths American Eagle shall continue
% how JOHNS A BAILEY.
Lansing. April p 1892 Ivsss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-03-18
SEWING MACHINES!

Wheeler & Wilson and !. Singer &Co's Celebrated
sowing Machines. with a.. The late improvs ments
constantly hand and for sale a. eastern prices trans
portation added
g. GIIE1T, IN, Agent, lansing. Mich
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-22

necessary 20 give you any detailed instructions,
even we're l. at this moment. veil enough 70 at
temTt Is
NJ whole process i, In one word 20 place this
the >sme iOoting of such ~ ere waged by
evil zed people in m9dern times. ard u dre-t q
81 the saw - rhfracfer ~hich h been imIre--ed
on II by our enemies, in spite of all our ell 'rts
aud pr0tesis- r l. fuli enough OF uuts oIdable
horrors under al it, aspects 10 justify. and even
to demand OF any Christian ruler who may be
uuhsppily engaged in csrryirg it on To Geek to
restrict IT. calamites. and 70 divest II OF All IN
necessary seventies You will endesvOr TO
establish the cartel Tor the exchange Of prisoners
on such basis 70 avoid The constant Difficult
ties and complaints which srise. aud 20 prevent
for the future what We deem the unfair conduct
Of our enemies in evading the delivery OF the
prisoners who fall INTO their hands; ~ retirdng
il by seEding them on circuitous routes: aud by
OBTAINING them. sometimes for months. IA camps
al 4 prisons. aud in pcrs sting 10 taking captive
non combatauts.
Your attention is also called to The uuheard of
conduct Of Feieral oiicer- in driving from their
homes entire con man tie OF women and ehid-
ren. vel - OF men. whom they hud IN us
tricts upied by their tronps fer no other res
son than that these unfortuRates are faithful 10
their allegiance due their States, ana refuse TO
take an oath of fidelity TO their enemies.
The putting TO death OF unaTmed prisoners
has been a ground OF just mplaiIt in more than
one instance, and the recent executlsn OF ON
GERS of army In Kentucky. for the sole cause
that they were engaged in recruiting in a State
which Is still claimed as one of the United States
but Is also claimed by Us OF the Confeder-
ate States. must be redre-sed by retaliation un
les Internationally abandoned. because u would
justify the executior in every other State of the
COniederacy, and the practice is barbarons. use
essly cruel. aud can ohy lead ~ the slaughter OF
prisoners on both sides. result too horrible to
contemplate without making every effort to
avoid il.
On these and kindred subjects You will consider
your authority full and ample to make such ar
engagements as will temper the present cruel char
acter of the contest and full confidence Is placed
in your judgment. patriotism ana discretion, that.
while Carrying out the objects of your mission,
you will take care that the equal rights of the
Coniederacv be ALWAYS preserved.
Very respectfully.
(Signed:) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-22
ATTORN EY.
NJ e OICAL.
DIR. Ludlufn's Specific,
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

ME GonorrbRs, or commonly called Clay,fs a dis
u gusting maady, and j. too well known 10 require
any explanation, 10 is easy 20 be got bat Il Is difficult 10
get clear Of IL II companion that e~ admire; IL per-
vAdes all classes OF sociey-both male and female rich
and poor both married and single Although % trouble
IN itself distressing Sonef iues fatal N
disease. the treatment of which, has generally
worse than the disease itself TIE common fashiouals
treatment Is first 10 deprive YOU OF all business:
comes course OF starvation living bread and
water Cruel or soIne kind OF sops; be bed
cgppsd or l-ached. combined with ing medicines
injections. lotions. ontincuts and fament ATOMS
Every few days the medicines changed aud afier
some mouths Treatment ia tls Ssy, which the patient
bear With great fortitnie fear 81 e osufe he il s
charged, discharges himself with irritable uretor
a swecd tescle. enlargement Of
or disease o. The neck offhe bladder.
Ths>pecifc which acts ike a charm wfths few do.e
ON those disease ana quite aud
has cured thousands New York Philadelphia Balti-
more and many Of The Southern cifies j. certain and
enectual remedy that makes rapid aBermanent Gu re-
without regard diet drink exercise EXCEPT wres
ling, Iumrng over-siraining. Thir remedy IA un-
equaed by anything discovered for The cure OF those
diseases. II l. extracted from plafs aud
fecty safc. IL spurey v~gei able Il contains no rner.
curry. that you expose yourself 10 all kind a
weather, without the east danger from the medicine
viii have n" taste smell from "a ysu are not
deprived ron going inioc"mpauy being by
nearest friends
This j. qnaek ieine butte remedy discovered ana
used with Immense succcss by regular ply scian md
confidently reoommsuoec 20 the rnfortursfe
CALIlON-Nans J. genuine without the signature a,
the proprietor W 2. Davidson. box All in-
fringemsnts Of trade will be prosecuted With the
uimostrigor ofthe Law.
WI DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor
Cincinnati. Ohio.
sold by Druggistssenerally IaH2s-dsmis
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state Items.

The Fort WAYNE Sentinel of Monday SAYS
We had glorious rain this morning which
will toe of inestimable value TO the suffering ana
parcheI crop
There were slight frosts two three nights
LAST week. which injured the corn considerably
on some Ot the low grounds and river bottoms
Beans aud other garden vines also suffered.
The Clay County Democrat says:
The most bonntiuI wheat crop that has smiled
upon Va iOr mihy year IS Just stored The inconl~
IN crops never presented better appearance. A
little ram just now would prove highly beneficial
TIM f)r the l,nd hit Morgan trayersed through
Indiana as one OF the mo inentoes OF the war.
There is to be a meeting of the Democracy
OF Greene county. ON Saturday. the 25th inst. AT
Oweusburg
The Gibson Democrat makes the following
hit:
SCoUNDRELs IN Our TowS-It has been as
serted bs prominent professional men in ouI
place. that all OfgauizttiOn known as the knights
'ot the Golden Circle. known to tie di>lOyal IN IN
tent Is IN operation IN our midst. Now. accord
ing TO the iaws ct lndiant. a man who has knowl-
eise ot any treason against the State amt refuse.
cor Omits 10 MAKE the same known 10 the propel
authorities is Scouuurel. aud hattie 10 serve
twenty Netis ~ the States prIsou. and pay "a hu,
of tea thousand dollars Ii We have reasoua.
BILE organization ~ our community. let those whu
AK knowing To the tact. make It pubiic-or else
when they assert th Al such urganlz ,tOn exist.
among IA. let the law toe enforced against them
at once Tor iaiing TO make II known.
Mr.. JANIS VOORHEES,. a conductor on IN,
81 Louis railroad. met with fatal accident near
rerre Haute Monday. A switch had been
lett open just east OF the river bridge. which ran
the car of the track, and Mr.. NooRHEEs. at
tempting To jump from the train. was caught under
one of the cars and both thighs crushed IN such
manner that he died in lew hours. he leave.
awife and two small children.
CoRN CRoP We have highly encouraging nc.
counts OF the growing corn crop in Southern
Indiana The recent rains were propitiOus
and have put the crop beyond danger of any sue
ceedins drouth The WELD promises TO be full,
equal 70 the most favorable seasons.
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If men will abstain from political discussions
while the riot continues. they will save great
deal of froth and contribute to the general peace
and quiet Rldica newspapers are laboring To
excite IA fierce political controversy. Let them
alone Paw no attention to any man who wants
To- talk politics in connection with the riot. Tho
mob began with opposition TO the draft md ram
a rnobs always int. ir.';Srri -,i,.- =,
.
sensible men are agreed To put it down Tha; is
the work of the hour. Let il be done and re
serve the question of responsibility he discuss.
ell in day or two. We are perfectly willing to
remain quiet. and permit the radical papers to
chirge it on us and principles. IL does no
harm to Us tn be abused. and we prefer IN do our
duty a. citizens for the present We will express
our we'll known sentiments on the real authors of
this calamity in proper time We suggest 10 all
citizens that they do likewise. Let he p Gov
Sev nour to restore law aud order. AMI not be
angered or dis urbed by the twaidle or The rage
of politicians who want to Ike capital out of
these terrible occurrences. s. New York journal
of Commerce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-22

The majority Of the Republican party have
but one remedy for every popular diScOntent -
That remedy is t. shoot down the offenders Nc
matter whether eight millions OF people in the
South or eight thousand workingmen in New
YOrk break the law. the sole remedy proposed i:
the same-kill and slay the whole OF them
The political policy of the Administration is not
nos supported by more than fifth Of the PEG
pie OF the United States who lived harmonious
ly together under the constitution four years ago
yet unanimous support of that policy is de
manded. aud the means relied upon for securing
1t are prisons. bayonets aud Punishment.
The idea scenes never to have entered the
heads of these novices in the business of gov
eminent. that they are themselves in any par,
responsible Tor the existing troubles. In THEN
philosophy they have never dreamed that the
honest and easy way to govern people is TO re
spect the popular will. They have forgotten
that their duty is not to crush, but to represent
the will OF the nation which they attempt &c
govern Erecting standard of their own. de
vlsing test of loyalty unknown 10 law and re
pulsive to the governed. thev command the PEG
pie to obey, hurting defiance and death at al
who openly or silently. as they are pleased tc
term it, "oppose the Government"
The duties Of government and people are re
ciprOcal The latter derive their protection from
the former. but the former derives all It's legiti
|
g. much crime tor those who administer the
government to dsobey the clearly expressed viii
of the people it is for the people to disobey III,
will of those who administer the government
III those who represent the government atiemp
TO cOnsummate a policy contrary 10 the public
will and resort to brute force for its accomplish
ment, 10y the inevitable laws of nature, the PEG
pie becnme rebellious in heart and action Th;
is the secret of all political mobs ard revolutions
Every capital in Europe will attest the fact
Kings who have failed to appreciate this truth ia
power have discovered il in midnight flights from
their thrones Ought not we to comprehend
principle which was palpablv recognized in tn,
construction of our own organic lawI
Let US put down mobs. rebellions and revon
tOns. OF course viii. But let us also extir
pate the inevitable causes of mobs, rebellion.
and revolutions. by bringing the Government into
harmony with the people 1t the sword must b,
used. let its glttering and effectual blade sym
bOlize the national will Let il he welded ag,iris
factions. and not by factions Let the blow
come from tn, people and not be directed al
them. Then shall have neither mobs nor he
bellions, for the people are not likely to moi
themselves, nor to rebel against a Government
which embodies their every wish and hope =
Milwaukee News.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-22

70 divert a war commenced for other purposes TO
thai 0tjectr How ctn il ke any les criminal 10
ng a war commenced for the assertion at
g veEOment power. into rs tor the -upp e-sion
OF slavery. which II : agreed would have been
u5u-tir 'ble aud sinful u begun for that nu'pose
| ihese we're possibility of pe zee anal the reslo
ration OF the DoSer OF the g vsrnmeut. an n
sfesd OF m king peace. men should say. mo.
We will have no peace I'LL We have de-trUyed
slavery, and should continue the war. the men
thus doing would be precisely guilty ss II
thev had commenced war for that purpose only.
We are not talking about the inciden n effect
Of war on slaves or slavery. But We srenk Of
the proposal Of some men TO make abolition a
condition of peace. No right exists to add one
object 70 that for which the war began, aud the
blood OF our brave men who should be sent into
a war prolonged for such new purposes would
rest with fearful stain on the men who prevented
peace New York Journal of Commerce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-22

Lat US not for an instant forget that the wa
IN which We are engaged ~ nota war OF cOnquest
or Of Subiug tion. for the extet miuatiOn O peo
pie or 81 institutions. II j. awtr to enforce tn,
power OF Government. To preserve the suprpmac,
OF the Constitution in all parts of the Union
The war i not punitive. IL l. no part OF It's ob
jcct to punish traitors Civil war j. nor the All
miuislrstion of justice. Ii i the attempt To ~
sert the power ct the Government. and the court,
A. part 81 the Gov eminent To administer Justice
IL i a great error MADE Nv some pers.as. VIII,
imagine that war is designed BY Government Tor
the purnuse OF punishment This war HIS an ob
ect winch ought Ia be KEEP, cpnsttnily before Us.
and whenever designing men. politicians. or Que
iea men seek to divert II from that object. they
should he met. resisted aud defeated
IL il a mel ,nchoy fact that the war. sad and
terrible It u. becomes oitentimes the tool OF
eSil minded men 10 accomplish their ends The
horrors OF - continuance are nothing To their
view The blood shei counts of no value il
their me,. urenent The mourning il causes
produces no impression on their sensibilIties
such men lose ali consciousness Of personal re
slonsihiit, Tor the war. and only look 10 selfish
desires Ia he re,lized What right has any IN n
nr any class of men. 20 use this wtr Tor aRv pnr
pose beyond it, Original objecty II they indeed
have diverted It from that, II they have proons Ell
il one day. addesi one drop of blood To IT. sacri
fee. by their efforts "a il Tor oti.er ends than
is original designs. then they are responsible be
fore God and u.sn Tor the blood md cost There
Is no eyadiug that responsibility
Some men saw "now that the war has com
mencei u must not be Stoppej I'll slaveholding j.
abolished " Such mcn neither more nor ie~-
than mur.erers The name seems severe II is
tie .esthele~s correct Would q have i,eeu ia>si
fable Tor the Northern States 10 commence q
war on the S,u'hern States for the sple uurpase
OF abolshing SLAYER, in themy No. Il would
have been murder To- commence such wsr. By
what reasoning. then. does il become less murdes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-22

The New York Post. radical Republican pa-
per- ia commenting upon the conscrip, law. re.
mark
1T - a law Of Congress. passed after due de
liberation aud debate. nv m,lUrlty OF both
Houses aud s,gned Dy the President. L. A.. ac-
cociiig Ia the Constitution. a law OF the land
The New York Express responds to the Post a.
follows.
Several errors here:
EsRoR No See the debate in the Senate
on IT. passage published IN the Express 20 da,
So hssty Wa it, shuttle through the Senate. tia,
seven Repuhlican Senators struggled to chang e
the s3Ji Clause on VI ,rch 81
EAkoR NJ 2-Diniel Webster has pro
Tiousced Federal uonscription Act unconH'tn-
nensI.
Chef Justice Dagge,i. OF Connec,icut. has
pr,nouncssi Federal Cou>cripton Act uncpnsti
tutionsl
The great lawyer Jeremiah Mason. OF New
act Unconstitutional
Gurus King of Macs tchusests. \ brother of
Raia- ~ .n,i ANGLE 81 Charles King And jane,
King. ami grand uncle It General kns nov in
in the army. pronounced the cOnseiipiion act
Unconstitutional.
MORN ) Miller. a New York LAWYER OF high
ie..sl tsuk irOm the y nth river PRONOUNCED a
Richard S.-'kton OF New jersey. ION OF the
sisner 81 the Declaration at indie eadenee. pro.
noaa.-ri the ct u'se''n >tltuti''nd
Auen,s Ward of NJ ,-sichu-e,ts. father o.
Stmae Ward ti,e great btnker of thls city, pro.
noaneei Toe act unconstitutional.
Caisf Js.tice q ,-ton. oi North Carolina pro
noaucesi ,gsin-t. Fe,ier,l C.s,-erpl,,n Bill
The Evening psf ot lsli-l-. u may be al
de-. ana Wa Cullen Bry mt. - editor. then IN
dorset every Sosd the-e great men said. on the
then attempted Cpn>crnuon
IL. therefore. Gov. Seymour. as alleged and
his friea-. be IA efror. denouncing the present
exirsordinTy AMI violent act unconstitutional
all err IN good company
Abu-e us not alt then. Mr.. Post We we're
brought up 49, We Yankees born. drank in
from the great men OF New England. hostility L.
any COnscr ptOu by the Federal Government
whirs oser,isss the l.l,est.es si Site With "a.
D. i high. holy question OF Liberty God
save the nepablic. II the Federal t;overnmeu,
can thus eonscrips IL 100 900 To override the
States aud the People OF the States-for mar
otherslse can never save himself
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THE AMERIC ~ DIsPENsARY WE TREAT BY
N new method. and with the happies results Pro
hpsEs tferi, Ealing Of the womb, LdRoevdtion Tier
atioa, LHch rreI whites) 4 i.dry and all other dis
TO which the dm<ricda Finale is pcculiari,
liable Send three dola and receive by express
the Doctors Female Syrsges- This instrument shouo
be used by every woman IN The land for tie purpose Of
cle1nfaess cpnaforf, ksdih. dc. free recep,
Of stamp. copy IL Private Letter Married Ladies
on health, dc. The Doctors celsJrdtsd fsEnGle Pi2s
fresh from The Dpensary. rery god ia simple dis
eases, irregularities, DC. Price 81. sent by mail
At the american DfsDeHsarg al O treat UifI0ui
fnercarg and with never failing success. Isneridl OF
what the quseks call rsUgte secret diseases; Syhii.
Ia all It's stages Gonorrhea, elect structure Hydrocele
Crcocele, Naricocele. Csrscee. spermstorhes Seminal
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, aud effects Of self-abuse. The last tx are
treated Of in private letter, which send free or
receipt Of stamp.
he experience 81 the Surgeon in charge % this
parmen g. some Of the best Hospitals Europe and
New York City, enables him to treat patients scientscal
ly AMI restore them speedily.
Those living at distance Communicate by letter
AID he reatsd at their homes H. urgent send q
or ale and receive me icnes
Consnltaiioa free and cOHrdeHfidf- Room No. a4k
East Arlington Street. indianapolis. p. O. Box 1884
s.r0dly-wl2f.lam
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which the Latter had Ia view in soliciting a per.
soual Interview with Mr LINCOLN:
RlcnN ND. July 2, 1863
Hon A. ". stephens, Richpoui Va:
SsR; Having acce,Hed ,our patrIOtc offer Ia
proceed. AS military COMMISSIONER. under a hsg
oi truce. 10 W ,shinstOn. you viii receive here
WITH your authority 10 the Com inler in On ei
OF the Army and Navy ct the United S,atcs
Tins letter i ~iGne,i 10y me A. Comm ,uIer in
Ctet of tie CpuiesierUe land ami naval force,
LA will perceive. from the terms of The l.u.t
that II i ~ofdei a. To aNoli sns polite Al ,ff
cuiucs IA ~ reception. Intended excluNvely A.
one OF tho-e communications between belhrer
cuts Which public la~ recosuzes a. nece,s nv -nd
pruper betN eeb hostile forces. care has been IL
ker 10 give no pretext loo refusing To receive ia
on the ground On tit would Involve tsclt recOg
niuou at the Independence OF the Conteie acy
our mission i simply one OF humanity, aud hs.-
no poll zeal aspect
10 objection - tde 90 rec wing your letter or
the ground that u ~ not addressed 10 Abraham
Lincoln, a. President. instead OF Commander ii
Chief. &c. then YOU ~ill present the duplicate
letter. Which Is addressed To him as President.
and signed by me President To this letter
objection NAV be made on the ground that I am
not recognized 20 bc President of the Cunteder
acy- In ths event you will decline anv further
suempt 90 confer on the subject ut your mission
as such conference Is admissible only ON the
footing of perfect equality
NJ, recent interviews with YOU have put YOU 81
u!ly la possession OF my views. that IL is scarcely
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