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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

POLICEMAN ARREsTED.-Yesterday Captain
rodd.ordered the arrest OF ofiicer Parker, Of the
Metropolitan Police, charged with tearing Off the
ebevrons Of colored soldier. This occurrence
took place on Seventh street, L. In the volni-
" Of the market. II seems that several citizens
assaulted the soldier, when Oficer Parker went 10
his rescue. The soldier, like great many Of his
fellow white soldiers, being little superoilious,
little overweening, violently abused and resisted
the ofhoer who saved him from the insults and
msnaoes Of the crowd. The policeman employed
his baton with considerable effect upon the soldier
The Provost Marshal, hearing this, ordered the
arrest Of the officer. The case was investigated,
but there was conflicting evidence. II seems, how
ever, that the soldiers ohevronS were merely
pinned on, not sewed. In disturbance, there
fore, Of that kind, they might easily be Jostled
pulled OF by the crowd. The policeman, in uSing
his baton, was, Il is thought not AotuAted by any
prsiudices against the negro, but simply by his
duty, to overcome resistance. Superintendent
Webb says that the policemen must and shall re-
speot the United States uniform no matter who
weArs II. Capt. Todd, the Provost Marshal, will
inveatgate the cases that may hereafter arise
with . mind unbiased by false statements and
unwarped by local prejudioeS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
DY ]. c. INQUIRE & CO,

DY ]. G. MIG IRE & CO.,
ID AUCTIoNEERS.
PEREMProRY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES NEAR THE WAR
DEPARTMENT.-on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
June 18th, at eth o'clock on the premises, weA all
sell Lot No. ., IN DAvidson's AubdlviAion OF square
No. lss fronting on north street, between seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets, improved BY two
iour-story brick dwelling houses, contAing each
rooms, Handsomely furnished, and oonvententy ar
ranged throughout with water and gas, bath roOns
wAter-closets, and fine drainage.
Terms One-fourth cash; the remainder IN 8, II,
and 10 months, with interest, secured BY deed Of
trust on the premises.
Conveyanclng to be paid by purchaser.
JAS. e, MEG CIRE Il CO.,
iel2 AnntinnAern.
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ny GREEN y MILLfAM6-

DY GREEN & WILL AN S
ID AUCTIONEERs
In pursuance OF an order Of the OrphAnE' Court
Of Warrington county, IN the District Of Colum-
District, VIII be sold at publ 10 auction, on the
premises, on SAlURDAI, June IS, l6sS, At
O'Clock D. m, all the estate, right, THE, Interest,
claim and demand OF the minor heirs OF James h.
parcel Of Ground, lying, situate and being 10 the
city oil Washington, commencing AZ point % foSt
from the corner Oi Thirteenth street and hlAsGa-
% feet front by 100 feet In depth
SUSAN TuoMAS,
Guardian Of minor heirs OF Jas. H. Thomas, deo'd
GREEN WILLIAMS, AuetionSSrs.
June >, 1853 les-lots
DY BOTE ELER s. WILS0E,
II AUCTIoECERS,
-CN1ED STATES MARsHALS SALE OF
THE SCHOONER MARTHA ANN.--In virtue OF
A decree Issued nom the clerks once OF the SI-
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia, holding
district court, and to me directed, will sell at
public sale, for Cash. At the foot Of Sixth strs5t
wharf, on the Potomac river, on MONDAY, ths
10th day OF June next, iesa, commanding At IL
Ann, HiS consisting in part as ioIlOwS, viSI
56 bbls. old Rye Whisky
36 do. Alcohol
3s do, CoppeIas
2l6 half bblB. OF Soda
20 boxes Lemons
Akega Butter
GAok Cotee
do, Salt
l bbl. Sugar
| bundle Sole Leather
| 6oASka CAFbOnio SOFA
| % boxes sOndihed Lye
| 20 do. CASTLE soap
box boXxkRp kftEStH X GGmoN, Q. 5. Marshal, D. G.
BoTELEk \ WILSON Aeeuoneefs'
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

WARIETIESl ESll
' Fronting PenHsylUdnia Avenue and Ninth 81.
DELIGHTFULLY."- VENTILATED
ALL FULL OF WINDOWS!
FRONTING ON THREE BROAD STREETS
THE GREAT SUMMER STRUCTURE!
Ef-THE COOL RESORT In
70 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-Our patrons can
at glance that this ia undou btedly the coolest
place ofamusement in the city.
ANOTHER DOUBLE BILL TONIGHT
THE CIRCLE OF GRACE AND CLUSTER OF BEAUTY.
W. S. BUDWoRTH and NELLIE HOWARD.
Last week Of the Fairy Danseuse,
HELENA SMITH.
OVER FIFTY ARTISTS
Ladies' and Gentlemen-Singers and Dancers.
ADA TESMAN, the vocalist and actress.
FitIsimmons's version Of
JACK SHEPP PAHDl
Ada TesmAn E. as E. the Notorious Householder
SATURDAY NINGT, A MAGNIFICENT BILL |
Our Double PerformAnce-NeaTly 100 Songs
and DAnces-FitL Simmonss DramAtiEAtion
Of the Pictorial Military Drama Of the
FRENCH sPYj
OR, THE sToRMING OF ALGlERs.
Addie Johnson The French Spy
Also, FitzsImmons's version oSJACK SHEPPARD
Both successes on one night.
15nI..ton o. and ~ oenta i.to
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DAILIFF's sALE.--.BY VIRTUE OF

DA1LIFF's SALE.--.BY VIRTUE OF
ID an order Of distrain from L. NJ. Bergman, and
70 me directed, against the goods and ehAttelS,
rights and credits OF Misses Elizabeth and LILY
MuTlich, for rent due and in arrears IhAve served
and taken--S Mattresses, . BedsteAds, 8 Bowls and
Pitchers Bureau, Kitchen Table, II Bed spreads,
Pillows, sale, Looking Glass, stove, Wash:
on Tuesday, 18th inst, at the hour OF 10 A. NJ,
shah proceed to sell said goods and ohAttels In
and satisfy said rent due and In arrears
Terms cash J, T. KING,
ieIl-Sts nailfn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
OONsTABLEs' sALE.--.BY VIRTUl

CONSTABLES' SALE. by VIRTUE
- Of a f. Jd., Issued by Daniel Rowland and
John D. Clark two of the Justices Of the peace in
reoted, against the goods and chAttelG TlghtS and
credits Of MiSses Elizabeth and Lilly Murlich,
have seized ndtalGen 70 Chairs, Rocker Chair,
LoOklng-glAEses, . Plates, 80 sauoers, Cups,
Bowls, Preserve Dish, spittoon, Coal Hod and
shovel, tum6ler, Waiter, Small Dish, Tea
lot Stair Rods, Table Spoons, ? DiBhes, Yellow
Dishes, Wash Tub, Sugar Bowls, Candle stick,
2 Brushes, Pot, lot cArpetlng, Market Basket.
And hereby give notice that on TUESDAY, the
18th inst, at 10 a. m In front Of the Bank Of Wash
ington, Shall proceed to sell said goods and chat
tells to the Highest bidder for cash. 70 pay and sat
iGfy L. NJ. Bergman for expenses incurred 10 case
OF tenant holding over, wherein said Elizabeth
and Lilly Murlioh were defendants,
ieII-3ts J. =. KING, Constable.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
SALE OR RENT.

DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT, ito gentlemen only,) in pleas
ant summer location, with best table board oppo-
site Also, large brick stable for rent. Apply at
No. St1 X street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Je ii-Iw
TOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, so
or sOgood BUILDING LOTS, In different pArts
bargains. Inquire Of JAMES w. DAVIS,
je1-u IsA Seventh Streot west. Room No g.
DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
with board, may be had at I6I West street,
Georgetown Heights. mVs-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
@ UMMER GooDs--sUMMER GOODS.

@ UMMER GOoDs--sUMMER GOODS.
SUMMER RANGES,
SUMMER FURNACES,
HIP AND SPONGE BATH TUBS
FOOT TUBS,
TOILET SETS,
ROUND WASH BOILERS,
JAPANNED WATER BUCKETS,
with a general assortment Of INwARE, which
will be sold oheapby .E,4.'--.H
W. D. wYVILL,
No. 46S FcnnBylvAniA avenue,
IeB-tf Between ID and ~ streets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
Suffers STORES.

Suffers STORES.
ITO SUTLERs Rs.iHS! ASD =, WHOLESALE
MILITARY AND OTHER GOODS.
We have on hand and offer for sale
100 do1en BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
25 dozen LINEN COATS and PANTS.
100 dozen MERINo UNDERSTANDS.
100 dozen Cotton and Merino SOCKS.
so dozen NEGLIGE SHIRTS.
10 dozen HAVERsACKS
TO dozen Brown Linen SHIRTS.
80 dozen Jeans and Net DRAWERS.
All of which we offer to dealers at the LOWEST
MARKET RATES
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
s22 Pennsylvania Avenue
nv 27-eosot bet Ninth and Tenth SITS.
REAT 70 ,5SeI..E.. n D u e 81 E M E N T 5
OFFICERS Suffers AND PURvEYoRS
UPPLIEs,
'0HFRE FPRREsESVED MEATS,
s6UPs,
PRESERVES
SAUCES,
40, ko., ko.,
PURE WINES AND LIQbORS
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
At whosesale and retail.
Purchasers are invited 10 call and examine this
large and well selected stock Of choice goods.
Every article will be offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Which cannot fail 70 give sAtihiAetion.
GEO. H. BATES,
formerly Bates b Wood,
328 PennBylvADiA avenue,
may IS-Iti opposite "ulSFpp Aotei'
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

TREMENDOUS EACITEMENTl
GREAT DECLINE IN GOLD
But the BEST place in town TO sstS
Coed Suit OF Clothes.
SMITHS.
$50 Seventh Street,
Opposite Ghs Guy POa orsos,
Where you can md large and wsll-Seleoted stock
Of CLOTHING, at prices that defy competition.
sMIT HIS,
go seventh street,
marin Two doorS above J. BRUcE Co.
GREAT DECLINE IN GOLD,
And in order to reduce our present stock, we have
Reduced the Price OF our Clothing,
And are now selling OF at rapid rates.
The people nnd that
J. BRUCE CO.'S
Is THE PLACE to buy
GOOD CLOTHING AT Low RATES
Call before It is too lAto, and secure some OF the
GREAT BARGAINS
now offered at
No. 4S4 Seventh Street,
TWO DOORS BELOW SMITHS.
j. BRUCE CO., CTOihfsr',
mArT ISI seventh street, near st.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
AUCTION SALES.
RY !. G, M,aUIRE = co.,

ID AUCTIOhEE@.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF CRY LoTay-oa
FniDAv AFTEnnooH, June ~, ~ o,cioah, ~ ths
Auction Rooms, We shall sell the following vAiu.
able BUILDING LOTS, belonging 70 The estate o.
the late James Caden, vizI
Lots and 4 in Square III, fronting - feet on
north street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets west.
Lots 2, q 4 8, and part OF q, 10 squaro No. eAA,
fronting respectively on south n street, betworn
Third and foun-and-a-hAli streets west, and Third
street west, between L and NJ streets south.
Lot 25, In Square 9oo, fronting on north u street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets west This ia
very desirable building lot.
Lot %, and part Of ., in Square No. iii, fronting
north.
Lots and 8, Square tot fronting OF. touth &
street, between Four-And-A-hAlf and sixth streets
weat.
Terms-one-third cash, the remainder in ak and
twelve months, with interest, secured by decd Of
trust on the premises. Convey yanolng At cost Of
purchaser.
j. c. MCGUIRE Co.,
Jed AuotioneerS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

DY J. G. M'GU UtRE q CO.,
ID AUCTIONEERS.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS IT
PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On TUEsDAY MORNING,
June 18th, commencing at 10 o'clock, We shall sell
the entire Furniture Effects In House No. 100 Q
street, between Twentieth and Twenty -hrst Streets
comprising
Walnut hair cloth Parlor suite, Sofa and Side
Chairs
MArble-top Centre and Side Tables
French plate Pier Glass
Walnut Secretary and WhAtnot
China and GlAss Mantle naments
Oak sldeboard and Dining ChAiTB
ChnA, Glass and CTookefy ware
silverplAted Ware, Table Cutlery
Walnut mATble-top Bureaus and WAShGtand
Walnut wATdrobes, Cane-SeAt ChAirs
Toilet Glasses, MoTOceo-oovered Lounge
Cottage Beadsteads, Pine Tables, WAshstandS
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds, BOlsters and Pillows
Tin Toilet setts stoves, RefrigerAtors
Together with a general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites. Terms cash.
jel2 JAS. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auets.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

TIE CASNoNADMg.-Manyr residents and So
journers in the city were alarmed this morning at
the continued booming Of cannon. Some thought
that engagement At PoolesVile was the interpre-
tAtion Of the peal upon peal Of artillery The Mary
land raid Of yesterday gave rise to this rumor. We
have to inform our readers that It was merely the
practice Of artillery the Virginia side OF the Po
tomAo, Friday being the regular day for artillery
practice In the fortihcAtions around Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
CLOTHING.

present school
10 which we invite the attention Of parents.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
392 PennsylvGnia Avenue, between
apr IO-tnf IstSr Intsl.I
TOE HOOKER is THE GENERAL OF
. THE AYi
NEXT TO HIM COMES
THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE
Smith q Boan,
seI Seventh Sbeet, OcfnOesn Isnd K Hrest,,
Where can be found the est and cheapest stock Of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
M TIE CITI.
Now is the time to buy We are Offering goods
very low, for the next thirty days, to make room
for spring Goods.
DoN'T FORGET IT
SMITH BEALpS
mar IT SsI Seventh street, near X.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRTs.-
No. I.-Elchesser Mendileff, a Russian artist, for
assault and battery; committed for court. John
Proctor, drunk taken home.
Precinct No. 2.-Columbus and John W. Donald
son, for stealing trunk and contents; also George
Dixon, for stealing oArpet-bag, pistol, &o.-All
newSboysj jail for further hearing.
Precinct No. s.-John Brown and VIM. Smith, dis-
orderly conduct; fined S.4. Ann o'MeliA, do; dis
missed. Rachael Smith, for proStitutionj Michael
Mullen, disordsrly, and Charles Rogers, intoxica-
tionJ were sent TO the workhouSe.
PTeeinet No. 4.-MiohAel Duffy and Charles Kir-
by, drunkennessi fined ears. James sutton, dol
a. Mary Mclaughlin, vAgrAneyi fined -. Charles
Davis assault and malicious miSchisj security for
court.
Precinct No. B.--George Bowers, grand larceny
Josephine Black, petit larceny; VIM. King, intoxi-
cation, D. G. SoAnlAn, assault and batteryi John
Beckey, dlHorderly, dismissed. susan Beckey, dis
orderlyi hned NI0. Adolph Myer, dol hned -.
ANNE Walker, do; fined $l.S4.
Precind No. 6-JAmes Tracey, grand larceny jail
for oouIt. stephen Lingo, suspicion OF grand
larceny Jacob Grundennger, assault and battery
dismissed. Augustus Kraft, disordsrlyi fined %.
PTseinet No. 7.-SuAannA Fuller and Hannah vii
son, hghtingi VIM. HoooherE, swLndlingj and Mary
Jane Holly, were all dismissed.
PSecin1 No. s.-Hugh Mcmahon, John Ross, ant
John Barr, dIsorderlyi and Patrick Clark, intOxi
oationI all dismissed.
PreciAet No. s.--No arrests.
Precinct No. Io,-The following persons ARRESTED
In this precinct were all dismissed: Geo. Booker
Richard Cook, John HAyer, VIM. Barnes, Georg
Carter, and John Berry, for disorderly conduct
Henry NJ. Barron, for profanity Thomas Murphy
Henry Hookren, and Edward Hallett, for Slcepin
In the street,
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FESTIVALS, ETC.
WINES, ETC.

EREDERIC s. COzzENs,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, BRANDLEs, AND sEGARs,
PESEA. AVENUE. con. 14TH STREET,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
And 70 Warren street, opposite the
Hudson River Railroad Depot,
NEW YORK..
RB- Sole Agent for N. Longworth'S Ohio Wines
and Lilienthsls Tobaoeos.
I'm HOO WIN Noes"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12
R0MAINE'S
GRIM Fan BITT Ens.
ORIGIN USED IN UNITEDsTATEs HOSPITALS

CERTIFICATE OF DRs. Chiffon PoHLE,
OF NEW YORK, ETC.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-12

Nm HOO YINCEs."
, 1863-07-09

For nearly two months, in each Of its weekly
issues, the 0rsrLaRd Pres has charged upon the
Federal officials Of the Territory offences for
which there not the slightest foundation in truth
Their alleged interference in the matter Of the
Vancouver Union Convention has been severely
and unjuStly commented on, until the subject
was worn threadbare; misdOings, in Office and
out Of Office, have been gravely limited at, but
not particle Of evidence has been adduced ia
justification Of even . suspicion Of wrong. We
have now, in the annexed card, an unqualified
refutatiou Of one Of these charges; doubtless the
rest could be as easily refuted, were it worth the
trouble to do so:
To the people Of Washington Territory.-The
undersigned, being informed that In the present
canvass Il Is charged BY G. E. Cole, Turney
and others Is follows:
1st. That the Union organization Of this Ter.
ritory was gotten up by Federal officials. !
hereby assert said charge Is utterly false and
untrue; that with two exceptions, done without
the knowledge Of single official.
I'd. It Is charged, the Union call was written
By Elwood Evans, Esq. Mr.. Evans never wrote
one Woru ot bAlu Cali1 nor saw u unul sent u
to him for publication. Said call was written in
Vancouver, without the assistance or advice ol
DR.. Harris, DR.. Turner, or any political gamesterS
or tricksters whatever.
Sd Charge, that many Of the names To said
call were appended without authority. When
the call LEFT the hands Of the Committee, these
were appended BY the written consent Of the
parties themselves in most instances, in others
BY the written advice Of their friends which we
deemed reliable.
4th Charge, that the Union Convention oI
Nay 25th was controlled by Office holders.
In reply to this charge, believe Il TO be false
and libel on tho Convention. had opportuni.
ties 10 learn the views Of the delegates; was
soon convinced there was no show for any ofiics
holder before that Convention; being . candi
date myself (and Of course the only one thai
should have been nominatedD yet the COnVen.
ton, perfectly furious, and having not the fear
Of God or Abraham before their eyes, abso
lutely slaughtered me on the political altar oi
the Convention a. living sacrifice to appeass
their insatiate wrath, for the sin, the unpardon
able sin, Of being friendly to one Of the Fedora
judges Of the Territory. The nominee belong
70 no political clique, Is an honest capable and
good man, whose devotion to our GoVernmenl
and bleeding country Is above all suspicion.
LEANDER HOLMES.
, 1863-07-09

We must fight rebellion with
all our energies. The issue 4
plainly marked out; We must
either crush the designs Of the
ConfederAtes or they win sub.
jugate US. There can bO no
idea Of pacification entertained
until those who commenced the
war show some willingness to
return to their allegiance. We
must conquer or be conquered.
JEFF. Davis has issued another
address TO his people. II not
. man Of much address, he q Q
man Of many addresses.
There are no poultry now In
the South, but there are . great
many two.lOgged animals there
that scratch IOE . living.
Our Union men should care.
fully train their horses 10 kick
at everything Of . butternut
color.
A Mr.. Noble Of Ohio says
that "any possible peace Is
better than this war" We
doat kn0,., ,-h.k Nnhl.t, N1,.s,
, 1863-07-09

VANCOUVER, W. T., July Is

yANcOUvER, W. T., July LIST, 1868.
Il has always been supposed that Democracy
was the very essence Of opposition to monarchy I;
but II the present Democratic candidate for Con-
gressional honors In Washington Territory Is
lair representative Of the views and principles Of
that party, a. he Il presumed 10 be, then there
has been . total misappFehension Of or an entire
and wonderful change In the principles Of that
party, and Democracy and monarchy are synon-
ymous and convertible terms.
Some days since, in the Portland Times was
published card Of Mr.. QuImby, an old and well
known citizen Of Oregon, whose reliability Is
vouched for BY such men as Gov. Gibbs. Geo. II.
Williams and others, In which Mr.. Geo. E. Cole Is
made 10 say that, "'The american people are not
capdbls Of SeEgOVeTnmsnt, and therefore he suas in
JduUr of Stron1 centralized form Of government.
He thought Els only stable form Of government
Ipus ehal kind tp1isk tool de p0srsr out Of Tie
h0nds Of tIs people agd lodged q Vitk ds ruleys."
Mr.. Cole has moi, that we are aware Of, denied
this statement, but has rather sought 10 justig Il
Il is true, this is the last great experiment Of
selfgovernment By the people. Should we fAil |;
should such predictions a. these with regard to
the ability Of selEgoveFnment BY the people prove
true, then, In an human probability, the guardian
angel Of republican liberty, with swelling eyes
Of tearinl sorrow, win bid an eternal farewell 70
this gloomy world Of ours plume ner pinlonsb
and polse herself for . long, sad journey TO some
other realm more congsnial with her spirit, and
more worthy Of her presence. II may be thatthe
last farewell 10 this bright and glorious Light,
which has guarded our existence, and guided our
footsteps e Nation, 70 glory, To greatness, and
10 honor and that mankind henoeiorth and for.
ever are @grope their way In the darkness and
gloom Of . PoIiiioal sky, overshadowed BY black
muFky CLOUDS, surchafged with mental darkness
and moral gloom, and Wend the weary paths Of
life, groaning beneath the heavy burdens, and
CALLED with the gnawing chains Of despOtism.
But what American heart, what free-born son Of
Columbia, bred in the cradle Of Republican Lib.
erty and Education, in the broad blazing noon
day sunlight Of Freedoms Institute, dare, ct the
, 1863-07-09
From the Portland Times.l
Is MR.. COLE A UNION MANI

From the Portland Times
Is MR.. COLE UNION MANI ~
The above questionis one which is at present
agitating the mind Of The people Of Washington
Territory, and one, tOc, which ought to be cor.
rectly answered before the day Of election. It
Is, in fact question Of the most vital Importance
to every Union man, ether in the Territory or
out Of it. and We earnestly trust that every voter
who has the cause Of his country at heart will
make sure that be votes for none other than q
sound unconditional Union man. Is Mr.. Cole
that mani If he Is, Why is Il that We find him
In his present pOsitiOni Why did he accept q
nomination from party, the loyalty Of which is
extremely doubtful? Why do we find him ask
ing and receiving the support Of men, many Of
whom have openly avowed themselves as op.
posed to the war and in favor Of the rebels.
There may be good Union men in that misguided
organization, and Mr.. Cole may possibly be one
Of them; but, granting that such is the case,
their position there can only serve to remind us
Of "poOr Tray" whose melancholy history is
recorded in the back part Of the spelling book.
That unfortunate canine" had unluckily chosen,
as his associates, set Of sheep-killng, suck.egg
dogs, and the consequence was that he not only
injured bis own reputation, but received Q most
unmerciful thrashing. II Mr.. Cole is really q
good and true Union man, and has fOOlishly per.
mitted himself to be led astray, he cannot com.
plain IL he meets with . similar fate. What
ever may be Mr.. Coles views with regard to the
war and the best method Of bringing II to q
close, Il cannot be denied that he entertains
some very strange sentiments, as the subjOined
certificate from very reliable man viii show:
PORTLASD, June goth, 1858.
In conversation had last winter with Geo.
E. Cole, present candidate for delegate 10 Con-
gress in Washington Territory. which occurred
at the tin store Of A. NJ. & L. N. Starr in Port.
land, Mr.. Cole expressed himself to me in de.
cided and positive language, that since the
breaking out Of the rebellion, he bad become
convinced that the american people areTe not ca.
pabIs Of SsH government, and therefore he vas
in favor Of strong centralized form OF govern.
ment He thought dc only stable form Of goo.
ernment sUds that lind vh,eh tool tIe p0vsr oWl
Of tie hands qf the people and lodged &c Uitk RG
rHLsTs. This he told me on more than one occa.
sion In different conversations had with him in
Portland during last winter.
Ell. Quincy,
A Union Democrat
We hereby certify that We are well acquainted
with T. L. Quimby. He is . resident Of Multi.
nomah county, Oregon, and perfectly reliable
man.
A. G. Gibbs, Geo. Fl. Williams,
H. W. Davis, W. H. Bennett.
, 1863-07-09

peril Of his memories, life and honor, draw such
a picture or predict such doomf
oh, mol Ye sons Of American Liberty, Of
whatever faith or party name, let US indulge in
no such dark, gloomy, hoart.sickening forebod.
ings or predictions or suffer It to be done in our
ambition or Of treason, much less to trust our
honor with such. UNION.