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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

Is Is / ss.111n ~ III nSu6bsF ii ~ t.
~ oistip - allfp1lsssyl
~ y n. syivssssr, IN, NJ - long
AssuIcsnnssssd with thok papsr. Whssh-
= Ii Il 9 anal wisAdsssAl fson To sdIio-
rial profession II MOI M
u i snly ssmpea ~ - Ssitsle
Asaaas ia the arst rank III Hsssara CD
1ors.l We hope % vslsoms him bsak 81
sAsa.sa4s ED .z
F1vs HusDaxD MEzs nj osz-Ax1-A
aAIs Hocss. i said shss some u ihs
.noss aissina 6E s siESsssSl
have approved plsa for railway froal
pFis 70 Marssillss, By Which the jsar-
~, which now saassznss sighassn hoi1kas
mar BE- made 10 one hour and s-hals .-I
The d3pssaesi Ii Ire hasdrsd and aen
nilsI . - - 80 n
shs Empsro~f0r his appreciation. The
hydraulic syslem, In which sliding & sab
sGfassd for RAINING p sesaap, = tsassI
proposed.
ausDxa NO rossrBEx xHxs0EscT, soTI
xyEx In RESURRECTION, Oh AMID TEE
THRogs o. OWL WAR, eaa fAss Gss-
asxsxsi isslis o9Iessk snssstsrascs sssfh
aas Js.dj psa kef s4sa, -
aa0ss fhas u cos aoisA tie fysaaoaa qf tAsI
baiEef. The lissnsaousnsss oS the
tongue and Of shs pen lie sssBay I'd
compared seitA aas kesassosss4ss If arbs-
sraey pcw~e~-F. r. BiGis, Sesssr,
ThS ASssssEkxskx3 assms Maserfui
arsiola from thspen Of Frascis r. Blair,
Senior, father d sAs Post MAssss Genera,
Ansa the ST. Lonis Blair, end @as kse ghaafx
mar Of the Republican Gasisnai Cssamis-
sss Ia 1856.
= n.@si: ssils;lEl lfi5s. lsras
On Tuesday svsning laas, 1t ssemen-
issssss meeting Of the Democracy ID the
Cooper Instisuso, New YORK ssyy Resaaasi
do Wood made following statement
81 have stated before, and repeat,
TINA ID he I2sh ef peesmae last psspo-
yaions we're nads 10 tha Presidens which
'&oald have made pesSs, with Union, be-
fore the La az April. have beea wait
ing for sona authorised denial 81 m9
statement that might produce the doc
aansnss. IL has not been dsnied, because
thsy eaxaes deaa ii. L ia pok pecsssary
for md " by 49, &s&sssa Shaa
this Administration never wished the war
10 cease or the South 20 eome bask-for /
hare got the documents to prore il. !"
Now lei 10 have the documssss and We
will see What they are. Dip. 0feelsy
founders hard oyeF the above assertions
by Dir. Waaes aAaka azimia IL they ere
trae, and OF authority, they viii hare .
dAmaging sifscs upon the Administration.
We think 90 too-saeh al effect as will
maka the White Houss TOO hos 80 bed
any abolisaaaiss WHO would refuse 10 iis4
ten TO ovsrtares al peace which looked
auy way % . restoration OF these States.
Let a. hare the Dsesse saaas OF CHAT.
ever they may be, anything better than
thar basbarous and destructive war, car.
xyiug only ruin and D. ssolation In its
Essourse. We eannos wait aasil Ana5
Jshasus and the dying Conservatives %
KezssT, who aSeak N neneerasie
need = By bayoaess, ase hshAr graves.
We shaka political hands with 10 des-
! psss North o. Soush, Shaw ~ - enc
nv ID ffss spesdaa, lei fsees press, af hsa
rslisiea. Ut = fraa ballot and we are down
40 him at onee and foresas. Crisis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

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trr,ays devoted sis kims 70 Saxaag bis RAsasAsa
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sss,sslHla, wAlea sarry tAsaasaa AsA tAsa
l. A uassasiy gxssas hsAaa saaaauas sasasa 20 saE
i, vso have applied 70 aim tsr fsiiss $50 essssv~
,asnv "a CarisaiAass ausy - Essasvs sseas ~
srosa, 3. wsll Is Al Asuza. as aaa ssaa 10 sA0ss'
VITO resaErs H. scspy ~ Prsscssptieaa used. tFrss
ssssnrxsl wIth aixsesaons fsrRFagsrin& aad aAAs&
- saas Also rules On Dist, Bstaisz, ysa<saa-
asa lad Exercise sas aAs saG& thss wiil and tasss
rgaaass sure saxs fog GsAsasaasasas aud all ais-
a,s st the yaross Aha Luusss Rsfss snA Asses
szalpAtson, Heart disease, Dyspepsia &ssvsas
ss.asy, and Rsmals es@aaesasas ana % hopes So
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se,t sa.nsnt Phyaieaaas In I,oa6ons psxss And AsS
I'm These wishing saan wizE sSsass saaEsss
mmv. De- cH&xsxxLAINs
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22
PACIFIC HOUSE
IoouxclL aLUrEs, low :.
4 gAxEsss. paopa1groR,

gas preuRs ssor hsa ssArs4 nssshsr expeaSa noT
uaIs Is sxskIax tAe sgaGiessa aae ef she hrts Ms@
sssska tha Wset. TBS heass - feaf sseky -
essN gsswty saynssasa thes ex1eak anA VIII Acessn-
nslssa feEas timsz sa msaF Eueats ~ snT hegss e
the c8tx Tha rsszaz are lafES an Han vsaAattssS
% asSla Ia aswnya auppaiea Via sssEF laxBfS ths
- ask,raa. Nsexy caassalezAes u sAsf&ta ~
ans aouss 10 ne cezafos4 aisA plsAsaxs q Sssass
duriag khei9 STAY. 80. 4 4
Tse new ana sysslsuA BMzeK AARN soaaeessa
mere il siss . large WAgoa Yard knd i've ATss
ssusg Ysssaa well semss6 as&aes& 10 ths Rarn. abs
sbvuaanslY snppfies wikA wafer sFvm inaa&n 0fesk.
kT~ Horses aD4 Carriages kAsuzaa 81 On snoss hs-
tica nd Ht fair rates. ..s....
ass ffse zE-fssa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

~ Emigrasiaa crowded our ssssets
all dsy y@terdsy. A large ancans Of
business was done NJ oar oatAksing hoas~.
-. Hsaigrahss sssn wed sasisasds 10
maks THAR purchases Of oar msTchAats |;
thsy kaow that they can ges - good bar
gaias hare ~ at any osAsg psins i The
State 4s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

e The Excslaior varissy TFoaps,
wall give shfss entertainments this wssk,
i Rahbiss's Hall, on Thsrsdss, FsidsyI
md sssasasy sssanss, April -, 91th
.sud 2Gtb. The Trs1ps eonsisss 81 i
br3ehs sssAy ~ sAisns, mi Il our cfti.
sens wsns % sajey tAsn6slves y tbs
.zansi,e Dc ! eazs1x, ~ IN II -
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22


THx PAxrT AZ PAlxmRs HAhass-~. Use
party givsa By oar citisans, as Paines's
Hall, on Monday evenings TO tae officers
.of tbs 9th Iowa Casaly ssgimsns, was
we'll attended AHd proved D succsss NOT
wisAstaading tbs efforts Of the Abolition
lists sshssszbeuss'' sonsks II prove fAil@
urs. A large nambsr Of the odksssa at
the rsgimsnt were IN attendance and an
joysd the sssniag's festivities. The
dancing wasksps up aasii bsswssn I've ssa
three o'cIoeky whsn, with hearty shake
Of The hand the sisissss aud thar gassss
parted, both wishing she oshsr aash hap
pinsss aad prosperity and shas she asEs
tins they should nsss, sAas they nighl
meet 10 songrasalass each other cys1
. peses obsainsd in al parts q n
| ooastry, and reurisa Of all shs States
! us,sssr s,sae spnssssnsioaal kovexnment,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

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$500 -. rsIIi1er - go q
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= $500. - s. he,s ne hssiss.
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ekrs = y s&2 n lasgs,
wsn n.ae. thoroughly Disciplined snd
lra k,lrv = 11.es1 =. $50 . eoltksIs
F1Sai2y r 80 IA. > :
win 49, - - ra..nrsueak gs~a
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22
re KEE 70 RAM ss..a So,
aA gaEsoksR Carr ssys. y II - y

= ~ EaRs0ksf HfsTS W ~
". T. GAxpngLL, 0cssIiss,
Council Bluffs, lows,
EDsaR sir~-It b just two months since
yoa commenced treating unY wiia's eyes,
sad, An happy b ssy shy .aFe satiFslz
rassorsa. Fee three years previous 20
rear sseakmsnE, she was unable 70 ssas
and We had diBpairsd Of their ever being
sassosss, haa poa me dosa her own #srk
and can thread the finest cambrie needle.
Yours truly,
- f2nw3 - - WIhLLAM GAsss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

or Ths Democratic Club Of Orssesat
Township viii msss q 0resssnt City, On
Saturday svsniHg, April 2ssh, 1851
Col. BAsszr4 and Haa. H. D. JoEssos
wiiI be- present and addrssa ths Club. :.
A fall ssssnasncs 10 Requested.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

Gn&1G4ME BWWN1flN
~ u /; I. ] ~: Il
oisy and yisiafsy, parssass \ nosiss -
messing was sngaaizsd " ealing W. y.
1llh stF I'D ls.ias Ds,id
~ The kisstspf sAs
meeting mas stated By tho Chsirzsa 10
be 10 elset dslegasss 10 asssa6 The Goaasy
Convention, to .5s did h Cowsla BiaGh
81 shea5sh dayot Aprii, ~ f~s Ne
purposs Of slsesiag dslsgaass - she sssss
eoaysrtion 70 b held y De- MQiaM ID
sasaoA 81 ofaE. %. = 80
ina following nAasd gsnsiaman we're
sleCtsd delegates 10 me soaaty CON
ssnsion, so-wis: w. u. Reel, David
Daakls, r. II. suatoa.
On motion u wax ordersd that the pro-
49, "A ~ 4 lka - 4hl u
the Coaneil Blaffs Bsssss.
DO motion the meeting adjourned 10
meesaaa shs e6tA aas Il Awia 1888, u 7
o'clock p. ~.
W. n. REEL, Prsssdssss.
esIsaszD nUskLa, Sscrsgass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22
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sgsgaEed frona Che saAssgaaer. living swo males
zass Of oenreif BsEs, isas fall, three rear cid
1fen Grey FtIfey. he particular marks 80 her
Any person gIvtag information 10 the Editors Of
ne Bagie whare size may be feand viii hs zultaAay
rswsxasAs ss ss4s4 FRA&zsTk sMIzH +
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

O. m has. has hssosss nj tie ftGsuHc
ell Bluff DAsly Distress ss We hsysl
NOT SEEN copy of ii Tor week, although
II Is i dasls Institution. Has II Essisds
blown away, or hays yoa cut cur aequsin-
sansef eve saly snqaire for iafexras-
tioa.s' Ws gsk car tatsst Dsws By ths
Daily .Nebseaksaa. ! ~, FL y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

e. Tas Sxesilsns Stsam Ferry Boas.
Lazzls RAyIass, Il now hssr frem mora.
ling until Night, carrying sniraaas asross
the sslsig s1uddy = 90 Menaa5 forsnoon
lass, shs w.s Engaged IN fssrJing the
largs sEAis 81 Gsesas Haliday . Briggs,
aad we wsrs pasaasd % nosiaa the gansr-
al sasasfacsicn given % All parties desis-
ous Of crossing. Capt HowARDis gsa-
slsman and an attsativs oikeer, and does
all 10 bis pswar % cross eHigranss with
safssy and without assention-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

e. Jos PRssTgses can be a0es Asaasg
and cheaper 1t the Begls oihes,tha " any,
oshsz establishments WEI of the Missis-
sippi Eiy@. TAsss wanting sing kisa Of
Rfiasizx ddiba, Mill fad it to shsis aassa~
sage 20 lsare their orders at this 0ikes.-
We wSaSAa NasialAsssssa ~ hsak 10
charge. TsYxns moasYats.,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

~ Five largo droves of horses pass
Cd shruagh oug ssraessy ssssrday, ~ ssssts
Eor Caaif0nia. @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

lon PxzsxEas--xa.x INV Txxzs- We
N.Y., rsesnssy ssasa - sassss osIes, iarss tos n
>. rye, Casa asrasrss kss I'll u saseess assais-
vssa laaass sayaaa, ssz& @ssxs asw ssttsx pssssE-
asAkn sveR, - sxscass svsxs vaffssy ~ saAss ~
Say Sea rrissiaxs @sst, ssses s'ss ssssp. We
are tas lsxgsss and eesa sssaEtmens q SeosAas
,sssrtAg IL tis wsst, ana eaa tsSnous say saaa of
r,ss ana nag ~ assissa. On sASst nssssa
gsscssnss xs4 ssAess aavias FEiassa& - ss = sac
$3.50 "a osss ara ssxzzaasa sss1aAaHs "
= "a u,sssn ws xuarransss ssssstzssssa In
Esg case zx.S& Vs. sh vstfI&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22
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ExNss44p ~ - -
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IS sc 81. u. - IS y
nu,xwx prnst 80 B1zi =
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= saa vsrsasss Y a a ! y ID h. s n
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

g. The April nusabsr vi shs u0ID
GUAsD,n published By @. Chaancey Barr
b Co-s Nsw Tork, "A 100 per rear, b
on oar sabla- Thia L ths ealy nagasias
nos pablisasd ID the United Stases, thai
il sisssssd % shs priaeipls of Dsaacaza-
cy, - tssgha by ahe Fsahers Of the Rsdsv
raj Ooussitusi6n. II discusses tho great
dsessiae of State Rights and afGsnssisa-
tisaai Fsssdom With spirit that y dsk-
and of ths asspssism winch rsigns d
washington. The number bsfors n con
ssias . bssassfui steel engraving Of shs
bold and able dsfeaasr 81 Uonssisasional
righsss %. w. Voozxxxs, Of IndiAss,
which alone II worth. the ysariy sabssriFr-
sioH prses. p s7a 'as.' '@ 80
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22
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a ' : wssspszs sssxs sAss ~
so = v.a in sAis asx N s4vsssass = - 49,
as-.-t,ias Is aassas - sAssytAs sasse sasaaass
80 20, sauss wsssai kssrysa ~ astsssss
'.' ".s Sv,,aas Tor saaiessss u issk Cog ssssss
~. avs. ~. s.sss = sa.a -. = u =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

- The train Of Grssa, Hsiidsy and
Briggs rom Monroe co., No., Numbering
"a men, 40 mplss and harssa, and LIS
ssgoas, passsd shrough this city on Mon
dsy s,Iask, m psass fos Califoraia. We
nsvas sas bsksswIol 81 Asrsss and saulss
and In bsstsf eonditina fos arassisg tbs
plains. q s g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

- WI ksv "a Tor =. .aaIss, "a oxeupis, ' 4 "a
No. IL CUTTING BOXES. Now ID
sAs .ias ~ ass bsaa- q Gall "a csAs oasss
and leok as them. e.
81 : ysx sssFt sxg& $50 Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

-. saovs type Ia asi ii $50 ssss sps ssakr
&. :, 4siax ysgy sAirwask. Ma A4sss also ssna.s
ry Il ssrsaa lard ssnsass hATSn - w a1 y
- - ssla log sox saaA. speansas ~ ne weFk
., or svssasasssas ssssxAss Win aazzi sssssasss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-22

/ Tas essagsasssAlp hssssatsfs sxistiaz under tss
ssSfs 81 RRERx a CO. u sAAs axY aisselsed ~
ssasn 80 fa<3isai ssaseas MtzM HBeax nmy-
80 go a. ntire interest 70 yohn ssswsst aaa
49, AnxS ws1o sasuAEs AL lshjltxfess ana ~
asSSs 8ka III 80 asua aEs paSxsts - - Isl
Asssss kAK HAA4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22
From tl,e Est Regiment.

CAMP IsT WISCONSIN In, NEAR
CowEN STATION, Tenn. July so.
Alta meeting of the officers of the
lst Regiment Wis. Infantry, held at Reg
mental Headquarters July so, 1868,
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted /:
w HEnEAs, UuI Tvrnier CUI., Jonn q.
Starkweather, has been called to fill a
higher position in the army, and his con-
nectiOns with this Regiment having con-
sequchtly ceased, now therefore
RssoIged, That we, his regimental of.
ficers, take this occasion to express our
sorrow at parting with our commander,
who has led US So long and so worthily.
Resoloed, That to his eminent militia
ry ability, his inflexiblo requirement oil
discipline, aud his marked courage OH
many trying occasions, this Regiment
owes whatever of good reputation it pos
sesses in the army or ut home.
RESOLVED, That We hail with satisfac
ton the Presidents recent recognition Of
his distinguished services to our cause
that it is our hope that further promotion
will soon follow.
Resolved, That in General Stark
weather we recognize a truly loyal man
whose neart is in the work of putting
down the rebellion; that in the hands o.
such men our armies are safe and oul
cause certain'to triumph.
Resolved, That copy of these roso-
lutions, signed by each officer, be served
on Brig. Gen. Starkweather, that the
| proceedings AMI resolutions Of this meet
ing be spread on the records Of this Reg
intent, and that State papers be request
ed to publish the same.
1t Col. G. B. BINGHAM, Chm.
! LIZ. p. CLARK. Clerk.
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Sis CELLANEOUs ITEMS.

Parties from Middle Tennessee rppre-
sent the condition of the people rs horri-
ble--in fact, in state Of absolute STAR
walton.
a dispatch from Mnmphis states that
among the recent arrivals front Europe
is Pierre Soule, who says he is not san
guine of mediation on the part of the
Emperor of the French on the groin,i
Of the popularity of the movement III
Mexico.
1t is reported that Johnston has re-
turned to the Mississippi again, after
thorough examination of the defense4
and resources of Mobile. We woulI
like to speak out about something dis
covered by him, but cannot. He exam
ined the strong works there and made n
map of then., II will take time TO
strengthen SO long line of works
They must commence Immediately.
4 scout that left Meridian on Satp,.
day; and Okolona on. Sunday, reports
that Gen. joe .Johnston's army is at En-
terprise aud Brandon, under the direct
conmand OF Gen. Hardee. Most Of the
rebel force were ready TO leave at mo.
ment's notice.
Gen. Johnston went to Mobile on the
9th. The scout THINKS the rebels will
remain where they are, un'ess Mobile il
attacked, and says Johnson has lost TO-
600 men by desertion since the fall of
Vicksburg; ind the remainder of tho
force is terribly demoralized. They are
poorly fed, aud are greatly dshearteneJ:
All the late Southern papers denouaco
the spirit of the people in crying out for
peace and return to the Union, arl
they make a desperate appeal 70 them to
stand by the Confcderaey. Occasional
" a bitter article on the misn3anagement
Of the war appears; but on the who!s,
the tone of the rebel journals is dispon-
dent in the last degfees
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COiiscripts on the March.

Seymour's unwilling men," rs he
calls the drafted, are reaching the army
of the Potomac at the rate of a theus-
and day, and they go forward, we are
told, in excellent spirits.
Writing of the important services those
men will render, the New York Times
has The following
A thousand conscripts day, and the
volume constantly increasing The
ranks of the army will soon be filled up
at this rate. The shadowv regiments will
soon be full bodied The skeleton brig
AIDES will quickly swell out to their prop
err size of four full regiments. The di-
visions and corps will be proportionateIy
enlarged; aud the whole army, strength
cned by this influx Of vitality, inspired
by this fresh and lively spirit, will feel it
self ready for harder work and new cam
paIgns.
The conscripts, it is said, 60 in excel
lent cheer, and they are doubtless well
coined in the army by their veteran COM
rades. Both parties will be benefited by
the association. The raw recruits will
learn soldering from the experience of
the veterans, and the veterans will learn
from the new arrivals the spirit and de-
termination of the country. They will
see that though they have borne the bur-
den and heat of the day tens of thou
sands Of their countrymen are still will
ing to aid them in their efforts. Their
burden will be lightened, their confidence
increased, their hopes and their patriot
ism frightened and freshened.
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WISCONSIN "DEMocATIC" CONVENTION
The convention of the sore headed,
s!averyloying opponents of The Govern
ment III Wisconsin,, which met ut Madi-
son on the 9Th, Have put full State tick
ct, Of the most intense partisan stripe, IN
the field. and which Bears very evident
ear.marks Of dsIoyalty. The convention
seems to have been ruled by conscience
less s.poIiiicals of the Fernando Wool
stripe, and the notorious Milwaukee Ryan
resultaiou and State address of last 5ehr
were affirmed as the doctrine of the
Democratic party.
We have no fears that tho unccndi-
tional LOYALTY of Wisconsin. who compose
majority of That State. will be willing
to trust their fortiiiies to such m unsafe
tenure, and we can only feel sorry that
partisan blindness viii lead so manly to
commit themselves to inoterhent
which must iii history consign all connect
ed with it Ito shame and everlasting con-
tempt Hinond Mnn. Republican,
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an Incident of the New Work
Riot.

" 'o;her, they may kill the holy,
but they cannot touch the souli' WIS the
language Of poor Abraham Franklin, as
lie was borne from the presence of his
mother hy the barbarous mob on the
moran of tie l4th u!t. This young
man. aged twcnty-three, had been an in
valid fpr about two wears, and Was con-
incI I''.'oI ''itte'.s. $1,000 49, -.-~O
broke into the house they found him in
bed. They bore him into the street. and
th re a.th ugh he had not raised finger
against them-indecd; was not able TO
do so-thoy beat him to death, hanged
him to lamp post; cut lis patnIoons OF!
at the knees. cut bits of flesh ont of his
legs, and afterwards set fire to him All
this was done beneath the eyes Of his
widowe mother Such an eHhlbIaton IF
bloo!th f,tiness is without parallel IN
the history Of crime. Patrick Butler and
George Glass, both lri>lmen, the latter
fifty three years of age. have BEEN arrest
cd for the murder of MI. Franklin
AangI-1fricGn.