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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
NE>vss from EUROPE.

.Iie steamship Columbia, from Galway on
f..g. ~ arrived II g. johns ~ r. Saturday even.
ias. ,,.i3gBg two "a. lat.r ncys tom EaIoPe.
IRE report Of the resignation og Earl Russell
Is c,a.raictcd y Tie Loraga Po'f The English Gov
crar ,of las sioppcl another vessel supposed 20 b. IT,
t f,r the ses ice o. he Cmfoaeraes. "A The CLYDE.
The immortal Dip'ouai'qgr maintains that IT.
teen ons n twenty invited powcfs hfe accepted ihe In
yita n 10 tho proposed Congies According TO TlfLoH'
doa Pos, the Rnglih GorcIrmcrt declines giving iised'
I,reao, senloaicial papor d Pars stat that tie
Congress win BE occupied wifi The Questions ii Poland
e., Cssnan DucLies ile states Of iLs Chnch. Feaiee
ond the reforms 70 BE- Introduced in honmanp.
1t was reported in Madrid tLat two American
s,j,, which had oys ~ tic San Domingo i4slrgeab
were destroyed by Spanish ves.e. on thar island.
Denmark has called out u, C0Omen and fitted
cut six var vesscls Tho Prince q Augustenburg has
ro;ided his assumption Of tie Dukcdom Of oehes"is'
Il,!stein to all tie German Governments. a large
meeting Of lis supporters has been hed IN Hamburg
aal another 70 take place in Hanover.
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LIE R0LL OF sfRMHERS.

There Is much conversation relative to tho
course Of the Clerk o.. TIE House Of Representatives 10
making UP the ro. Of members. The law to regulate
ihe du,c. - the CLERK In preparing or the Orgaazso,
Of the House passed the ii o. March hst provides,
that before the FIRST meeting Of the aest Congress d oil
every subscqaent Congress the Clerk Of tue acx PIE.
ceding House Of Representatives sha ma.e roll o,tls
Representatives elect and place thereon be nanes q
al persons and VI soh person. oly. whose J-edenta!'
show that they were regularly elected IN accortaacs
will tie laws ofiher STAT respectively. VI the nTs o.
the United States o. ilqg!ry ioda! u sss Grained
that no credentials have been lied f.om Mnisloi,.
Kansas or California up 70 tbs tine. All Re oth'i
States have fled nli all ore correct excepting Wet
Virginia, Oregon. Vermont. Missouri AID Virginia.
Last Friday the Cork sel, telegram to the secretary
u State Of wcst Virginia 20 Do heIe hy Moidg % coz
rect tho returns .IoR .hat STATE. Ne gA aouDi'es'
arrive IN time. ga tie dag e $50 sel ~ glicae'
to Vermont Noa Hampshire. and Connecicut-.h'
last twoof uAeh have a,.ellg h.i cor cc-ca ereden
iiala. Vermont Ass not go Gols 81. bat piA Big to-
morrow.
This iuf,rnat;ol So, Obtained rom NJ. EiAeFsss
She CLERK. himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

wAsuSeros. Dee. C. $50

THE PR siDEyTs MESSAGE.
The President, Message, according to pre,.
ent aspects win not 30 forwarded to Congress until
Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
Special Dl.p,,eh to The N. Y. Tribrne.
WASHINGTON Dec. 6. 1869.
rng ACTION OF THE CLERK UPON CERTIFICATES
OF ELECTION.

prehenslon with regard 10 the certificates Of Members
ostho House. and the notion ofthe Clerk thereupon see
no reason 20 donbt that the House win be- organized in
good season tomorrow ~ the choice Of NJ Colfax a'
Speaker ydoubt that sny States Will be excluded Oy
the Clerk bu at AL cycp' there v'l be votes enough
for Colhx 70 elect him Probably 40 other officers will
be chosen 'l Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
I'D oorrEEnEAD cAuCus.

Tlis COZ RSE o. TIE LlNh OF IHb HOUSE.
The fact that Emerson Ethridge had
formed "a plan 10 secure the organization oi
the House TO tho Coppeiheads, By exchanging on
technical grounds tho OF salc ent number OF
Union members from Bis lit fast leaked on, through
Democratic member who declared tha 10 would not be
party to such fraud ard that be believed good
number II other, on HE side Of the louao wOuld with
him. 80 for flir play. The States which Mr. Etlerlge
last nigh, declared In wrlng his determination 10 dis
franchise on The ground that do not FOL
low tie phruscology Of tho Law the last session. In tina.
they rcud that 50 and duly elected Instead Of
elected in accordance with The laws Of the State"
Vermont Maryland Western Virginia, Virginia Ore
gon, Misaouf and California. The mombeIs fom tho
last named States have however, their credentials in
form Those of tho Vermont members came in correct
ed this morning Two of the Democratic members from
Missouri said 10 have theirs In the required form
Tho nemes Of the Illinois members whose credentials
ara In the words the rejected ones, but whose
politics ~ whole, are different. are upon
the list. Tho credentials Of Kansas and Mis-
souri are not yet Med according to Mr. Etheridge
bfr Ethcidge has also acknowledged TINT although ne
received credentials In detective form month
ago he neglected arpriso those interested OF the met
until last Friday day before Yesterday lie promised
YESTERDAY III The preaoacs VI se'eIa Hleupss " aDIAo
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
ntM runr.rcArlnx..

~ roo gtsI 70 ENgS rifG carkts and cUKf
\ Ut MRrfEN#Naa 90 ~# WsEHfss NW*9 Ne%NNf K*H4s
fsr ss4v fta rs4 f.f teefF fsa'ssts taN~s fgss
- siFffNsf HrfT4fsf So fs tf tAeN s8Nsfe -
M hhNNM NH N#M8 NfstM ~ n 80 &MfANr d. n ri
TvytE. - ErSsa~4f
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RAILROADS.

IIrps0s RIVER AAiLEOku --tEAtNs r0E A.
hsaF Tret. ths sqrAf Nsaf ststt Nfest
ftfaua %. y. saisia sna lg3 v.r sue.sn Aan
lgr - a amp % tas ostces ~ wks1gy41 : EkFkNss
n Sow tJfA And Btogksn. snd ns4aMe tHet ~ = 80
lel. s. - poiais on tis rcAf ans " 4ast3.4 sgag
NEN i1KG, nAELrY I'D ALEAst RAILROAD =
~ ff4lss = ~ }~hfs NNnfH -Etf# f naAF
" W a 48tfHAM - wa ani#Nff8e Whfr "a ~ le#
fHt3 Nf tyN sits 80
wfA teutfs ~ ANItaefn ~ fsE4 faf wafaNas sa8 81
pa ~ oorr ena etsi ~ cfoaH Fa'ls. st3A.N $40 s
& NJ hFs ~ iFaNu NfN r4H AtHf AAtf ~. fefaHNE4
aa NrgfsA t4Is bSls ~ Mosaafll 10 ~. la as.
sl5 tmt W = y u "a ga faf 81. n0fa NNF#
fWHHf #.Gt fsf " " Mnastva - ls f1A M q 81 iN,
@ aI4 so Y. -. Nf04sN EEas Nat# ~ ~ Hn3
" I.aUe lse t&sus step a .f stassnM 80 d. Ill
rains II ~. sIaru at NNlfs aNs 40 ~ ta.as
~ ef hetufulH lnaVH Aia4ne "a a n - Iffai -
fthfH 80 NtstSft tfafH flggFHs - fA tat.a frta
IAHtNsn - Nfutsn fAlf pHalat8t tNs F4nE 40
II itM.thf sae bswNt Pats $50 vi NsT8a6 ~ 80
49, n1f 3 II 400 A ~tTe llsya NfQisa fss 81 y
Il. ss. .s-st ~ VI ahfvisr W cfsise fss whs~
Fnlmsaat Wiaasstri - uNna ftet 4 81 saleaH Nan.
ss staarslsh ,raas = laI ~ - crtsa " Is a.
f,w sls iiofN s1 ssssf " r. \.
YMMN II wt1fN sri+rt sns "a P1sirN rs staa
4. n4.ehA rffanE 80 ~ '~ Pc. "a y
n stais tf ~ s3less go ~ Fai.t " slsatsf
- 4fl9r4 naFAk ~ a. n a NJ A tsM.aNrasHf
g0ns BCncnILL seysfiasA4ssA
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
DANCING ACADEMIES.

J,rnowlLrz Avn SIX ftsnjo.,I ,IfLf pANcEs
i.ufai perfectly ~ On pfitss- Pnr stsEs dan
-. t..s~rs ssis dtEees eFs4y dsy IA IA ~
n,s,@f nv ass rtts' FAsclrE Assieuy No Is seyenf
ar.n3s % rnHieenta street
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MAa aemIss. .lnwrLnY. nc.

rNrsN9Npf. 0Lp COLD AkD rlLfEF -lgN sDlkI
~ - Louis AAhIcn { y Nrsaa4r'sy. utAef tat Asg
g0rN u8fN. win rstH4FN ~ ia fAan
r.asr i.zse q 49, e ~ iasNais 80 Gee aat Hs.t
fliuWs f#fnH frNB fN t4HW afNHF HnsAa HaNIa
lie .4t a ftfy tmNNthr NaaNf. rArNfa Naf 1.aW4 s
kinis u fses. saI bnff - 9ENi af - MrasNs rfee H.
- btsn = yssfs estagslla in aEw Yes nsMenHff I'LL
Br.&4N
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SALES At ArcrTON.

@. BAKER 4 CO. .AUCTIOSEERS.
n. Magnificent Household FuTnitne, Paintings, sts'u
Ary Bronzes Piano many rare am cosby wur
or art al public nnthis eAy tAondayl, August 4!
tween Fifth AMI Sixth aselues sale commenting at lo1!
o clock. -,,....
Brocade tironIe ena Orm0ln 'hanfe-
iiers eUas. Tee tete aH uAt oval acx ehalTs s
Ottnmans III suits iet in siiA trras, ~ the rih
desert ton; isSsN apd Eriv-ges safaary marble
am BooxcaSe ilned with safil wpni C5nets En-
oognures 1nN LDlny aat covered Wii lgO-
laiies' WORK sa4f, Asahaat Sevres Vases, I'M
ported from Paris ftsrAt rgptrb BrauTp Fie
Hamlet Joan ~ Are isaa 'I.s match rainun =
Summer and " "a ty 0r#. iCl. fuWiiy Marine itN s
two mat h Pain on r1es, aceArs al he nNfts Yrs
saies and Lu1eMnnnrS. IMlacnate Curc nIioa, les
ardins; also nnnbcr 9H Cam l@ttinss trpI M
rosewood aentte Taoiss kluEf X ch 3. Cara and
aud Orrnoiu clocks sniasb Mndu paving direrrlt
Velvet Cafiets.
RosEw0DD syt OCTAVE rGANOFORrE,
the richest lnstfunett "a ve AZ "st s~atOA. -four
rouna corners. ee-.t Iwce legs Gaa inae order
by city makers. Al if9pfovenenis rosewood Sluol
and Cover Canirrsnrt $50 Ru's.A.'wtnHt IL stand
NfEtAf5 EIt as.
ELEGANT carved oas dto CART rnsior Tale. rich cut
Ahu eufrh,en ,Fs3 sa Nr aairrs. t4asa, Aanul
carn'.s Wines iei' onadvs Fl stands. erres ~,
emma r"ngn boNi utts trrAiea lNr 81. = lcaes,
a q ma; Gas - TOO celebrated hu0.e ot PeelAH Co..
Paris silver Core rrn Cas.fs Saer Dinner AMI Tea
Ssll cake baAset~ Oyster TNren, 6tT Dssh, Napsin
kfnfs nut CTachNfa I. ats, prk.. Maeed Cutlery and
Linen, Arm 'haie, sNts Ogal Minors, Ilocts, Bronze
vases walnut hatstara. tet.gt Carpets.
NHANNEX..
kosemo ood and wa.au Dressing nrfali sdsteads, Ward.
roDes, conimoGes " sins uh Toll 4eses. superb HAIR
Matfesses linei spring Mattresses, feateer leds.
&c Sale perenYus.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
CORPORATION NOTICES.

J RNH6A RNH6ASwAS 70 i't1 : tosTaAcfoSs'M ~ .
title of he AMI with tie name ol the Ter written
thse,n wiz be RECEIVED at this Office untl Monday Apgust
for rasring wes, side Lexington avenue between For
teth and fosydrs streets and north side OF Fortieh
For fencas ,acant lots N ss,i avenue. Nrom pteth to
Fiftvar street also fitth Sir ct from Fifth
FOR regulating grading setting curb and gutter and a;
rng IN One Hundred and Twelfth street, between Second
building house FOR use q Engine company No..
Building house forus OF Hose Company 30, f2.
New bell the Jefferson market bell tower.
New hell or 'he Mnrlou al street he'll
and agreements be obtained az this once.
Dated Street Department New York August " 1868
CHARLES G. corn I'll Street Commissioner
DRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTING A BRICK TuN.
4 under Lake sric gan two miies long, for the city
OrrIcg or rHE BOARD OF PurLgc woaEs,
Sealed proposals will be received at this once TN wedne
day september q at II O'Clock A. NJ. al which time ,ie
nishng oil tic materials required for the construction Of
brick tunnel Ave feet clear diameter and extending from
the bed q Lake Mchigan ana through what numerous
nornss ,varAe shSw e e ,a squ cay s se Il oser
with plans specifications for the doing
work TO he found hc in the Once Of this Board and
Tue would prefer 70 let the entire work
proper land shaft for the projecting cribs
and for the cast iron eylinders for lake shafi
70 accept bd complying with tao conditions Of this
advertisement
bond the penal OF 500 blanks for which win ac
company he specifications guaranteed ng the cyeeu on Of
Proposals mus, directed the Board Of Public Works
Satisfactory security the fatfu performance o. the
w be required Of the parties whose bIss may be
ceicd. u u 81 Nprihs
Fkcp Fc. pshhEEF1AS. hhEEFs1A
Board Of Public WORKS
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

VUN wfTrERs. ArCTTONEEp--sELIs THIS Az
w o'ciock, 81 ass Canal street the Furui
turr OF family trcssing up housshcs sngPafler sus
rich 1ao@ry Thrre.tv and otter Cavf~;s Mir
rors so ssyerai nvo1ccr o. sool q y.oas sinas Par
ali VIII p5vtivc,y Be sai the hgh-st bidder Alec zO
ysrds Of fru, of Dslcio.h. all for =
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
FURNITURE.

IrrRSiruRr cAAPErs. BOOKS, PAMPHLETS ASp
fab-ar bought cash, at i15 Sxth avenus between
Ninth en,a suseis large siocx of Books Always
Aaic
TSrRsirUny rcR SALE cHLAP--oNE ELrGAxr
IN of rnsrsD0t Paror Furnftnr~ .ulsnfd
81, pen rI.- Vlyo- st.d Consoe Jshl.. some
- rahora W. Carpet Feather Beds two
Cana.
IyURxITtsr LOOKING GLkgsEs. MATTRESSES,
IT bedding other housekeeping artfie@ chespar hGh
~~~hsTp warsntsi and delivered Tree Savp money ty
-ai rg At To- ". sNEpkNs 10 BSwrry. b~twsen stanton
and Esuson sr~es xne the nsrhvf turntnre N SUITS
L,unNfrraE FOR sALE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY
for boae~kssp>rs ~ Seaupfg fafi1r sait one Medal
lion Bsct Sofa cna Arm chair Rece and l1ur We
tall03 Caek chairs covered IN rich Freacn ,r hr0ss
usfe 70 ordef seven moths f5, viii - .oif fof
$50 Oae 90 for el71 rwo marble TOP fsbe. ttaserna
tso to~-esi r-csens rnress Sgrina ani tar Nat
hairs L0nTEes Eaten ton liable. ~ Chairs.
pssnrs yssss clo-ts cnrtsns Glass thlita anf Svtf
wSr Table cutery. Ac- Al great s,erifcr Tor cash
Apply At lio West Tish'h -rs~. near ssth avenue
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

.rmfsrrf fr
t- &&
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

lfTILLTAM ABBOTT ArcTToSEER. oFFfcE 40. 4
" Easi broadway. sells M0ndav At w 0clo,k the
contents Of the Liquor Fstabishent Mt No III Nashingon
pip,s Of r,neh SPIRITS eshhs AM quarters q ns Braniy
mahogany Counter. = feet hong thr,e silver pntsd
Beer Psnps ,ct 81 copper Measures brass Beer do ant
Drniucr % Headers brnss Yaues Champagne Arm
Chars wnlnnt Tables S,ove Gas Fixtures enp,s Barrels
and Bottles. 20 Drmiiohns Also Ica,e o fonr years.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

rsAsD FAMILY EXCURSION ~ THF YfsfifNf3
Nr Hauss caTfain Rrhsr taiss tAelfte srst ana
rs51tmosiots Ntainsr WILLIAM NtNI wiH laass .'r
wednelisy. kngas, ~ lss1, ~ io.oss rH ssfcal
$50 49, 5tsA NJ yts-s. n aa a.l f.-lt..i w. ~
~t1 frrnsh So uuHe fnf fNe ueatNn 1ra af.I 4.
r. sfnenft lurnfANl noald Pare 81 l8f tts s4efs ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

rruE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
i Board or Supervisors to examine claims made against
the county damages alleged have been sustained by
the destruction Of or injury buildings other
p{sna property In consequenc. q The recent riots viii
room No II City Hail. Monday August IL. 1853 at
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
wrs~rLL.yCcrs,

(,HRoSyc DIAREHEA AND cHILDaEss BOWEL
~ ronllsnts permanertig ritfcd tf d =. NfAL
Wet Vtteensh attention 10 children ~
vice fee Rep.ea fos sale at 81 per Warranted y
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

I,isHI BANKs AnoY --lUUp CArGNT pAtiY
A. % steamer sIArkA ISfs tNnEG GaHis !. q Phtlu
running every uaf. except NataAg flQM soul kNtHNN
ttrrci whAamsofg AZ Al ~ feaa aAF s. rVante
sr~et N0rt fYrr ?. SrfuE stlNrk slE. lieF Nb N1fh
RIVER Ause and dsnriu4 Ehl4 NAN fea lssanlebss
furnished On bard.
CsIsuf>9 BtSks -sTKtMEN MANYLAND iravEs
II rcrk s1p ~ A. West Twentieth efgeNs ~ 81 Dsy
street II y; pef Sorih RI ~ ST. dallV ssssst eaa
board
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
THE TURF.

THE TURF. K#NM
fcPIRD NATIONAL HORSE PAIR
= A. The HARTFORD lRo1fING PARK. Hartford Conn,
fuesdsy, Wednesday and Thursda. September And ia
Premium List 81 5Jn
For PARTICULARS see Miikes spirit OF The Tines
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

snw rna ~ u
rtA
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

I RAKY ROOFS CEMENTHD, AND WAhRANiEp
li-ht Eve ceats ioot. Apply ~
% q a. 4 Lsureus and los saIols sira ,,,,o,.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

- .I.IaI1lk YLuKON 0LL..n - -
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

TYR. DELAEO's Y0RLn REsDr SED CN1NENV ~
II warranted i0 bring OFT fu treth Of whskefs q
ire as'ae y 9ftf days and pronounced sf IN eheia @ 7
% be III aluahe ass hair fcsoratv Oae dia wl pc
IL pcacy Scn Ls man p. ~ - 49, For price y
postage aadress D nelneo box 800 poushkeepsie fos'
oflse PeughkerTse, n. Y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
PL h.TFOEI
OF TEisE EDSy AsII,5l1CRAET
p.aa.A n. Bl

u
The Democratic party has ever beer
and yet i. NV linz p,rtv. [,
& ks nothing but It's righis under the
| Constitution and the laws. Il ,esoit-
To no violation Of either. It has a
right to All the guarantee, of public and
private l'ieri, liii ot' property contain.
ed in our Funialuenta! lave, and it viii
surrender 20. o.o Of them II has the
right to dt.ca>s public measures, and
will discuss ihom. L has 're right Il
prep ,se :itll advocate that policy which
| it ,@etHs ile< f,r III" nation, and it vii!
exeroisc that tight. /, has right to
have f. tn'.cr passed upon b. the peo.
rlr at peaceabls and untrammeled elcc.
iions, an! il MI mai,tain lh.t right.
If found in tno minority it yields obedi
ence To alI lawful ru''-s of the r.ajarit5
Il i, be the majority itself, it claims
that i,s Ii vital acts will he respected.
Whether IL nai ,ri'y or minority, it
oleys II! lssvs hat are in force. Such
IS i; di likes it seeks 70 overthrow, not
By violence, bn, by legitimate repeal
Iansi t',ati' proposes ifss-seks to carry.
IN. bv force, bui by lega, ena.'nents.
And vhat II ,,a,s in all these ra.pcc els
it demands, and has 4 fi.si.i 70 demand
.hat I'll others shall "a. They owe the
same obedience to the consti' u'ion and
Laws that Democrats owe. They !ta.e
;i.a sama Interest to III in'aiis free gnv
G nnea, IL protect liberty, 10 he ee'
clie In ''ieif h"usse persons and prop.
er,v, tina! dem, Gratis have. Il Is nei,h.
er THEFT interest ipr nurs that dcspoti.il,
Or anarchy should prevail ard if they
wi~', - avoid h,sl, let them see to i
IA Ike l.a, i..ey give 10 OCCASION iar
G! her. We aiii de- our cG;y but lei
them rem,.m ttr ia do theirs.
IL view II i.e circumstances thai
have b-ua-A. Is Together, we hereby !,
onlyt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
Rases for Detecting Counterfeit.

Examine The vianetteer picii.te III the
middle af the top. see ii the sky o,
background looks clear aud Transparent,
81 soft ard cvcn. and not scra,rhy.
Examine well the faces see If the
expression is distinct anA easy, natural
and litelke---parlicuia,lv the eyes.
See ,f',ae lrapprv or dress tiiS well i.
looks natural ana easy, AID shows TIE
folds distinctly.
Examirc the medallion luiinr an,i
heads mi circular ornaments around
the figures. cic see II ;hev ave regular
su,noth and unitorm-- hot scra'cl,v.
This work. III lie genuine, looks rs il
raised on 4 paner, md il very seldom
successfully initiated.
Examine the principal iinc &C |atters 81
name If the bank J; see If they arc ali
upright. perfectly true and even Or, II
sloniae. Of \ uniterns slare.
Carefully examine the shading q,
parallel ruling on the face ~ outside q!
the letters. etc: sec ii Il i clear, orlneks
rs if cplored with brush. The fine and
parallel lines, in the genuine, are o.
eqral size smooth and even.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

which are entirely ont Of the main ana
lansy question nov before the people,
that IS, putting down the rebellion
All parties desire that 10 be dene as
speedily and effectualy as possible; th"
great point to be desired is that minor
I's.ess s,honld be all laid side until We
Iaga'n have anitea country.
For the present let as all ani,e hear,il,
lin support Of the Government. II the
Administration adopts measures f., l,.r
prosecution Of the war tha, does ~,
coincide with our peculiar views. LET H.,
MAKE nc fac'ious OPPOSITION 10 them, bn,
yield to the constituted authnrify Mr.
Lincoln is ,he legally elected Executive
Of this Government and during his
Presidential term We can have no other
The fact that we did not ,ote for hin.
renders US under no less obligation to
snppor. the Government under lis AL
ministration, taan il We had been his
most ardent supporters.
am in favor Of vigorous prosecu-
ton of the war to the full cxteni Of onr
power, until the rebellion is suppressed,
and OF using au means thas nray be in
on; possession, recognized by honor.
able warfare, for that purpose. I a,n
tor the Union without ali II. aud regard
less of whether slavery stands or fails
by IFS restoration. and in favor Of peace
On no other terms than unconditional
submission Of the rebels to the oons,i-
tuted authorities Of tho Government d
TIE United states.''
Entertaining these opinions and re,
cognizing the right Of tho country t.,
demand the services Of all good citi
Izcns, either s. rulers Of sold;ors-al
though opposed to my personal wishes
l--if I should be elected, ! viii dis
charge the duties G tic position with.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

I. Th,, the will Of the pc pie is the
fauadatinn IT i'll free government. Tnai
to give .tf'.c, u this will, tree though.
free speech and Il free press are ahSo
lately Indispensable. Without free dis
cnssion there i no certainty Of sound
Judgement without so:ni Judgement
there can be ~ ai-e government.
Tha, i; i, an ,uherent AMI con
.uiutional risht Of he people to discuss
nj measures of their government, and
u approve or dl~sapproye as to their
tte,f Hi l...sas"r. seems ri1i;s. That i.r,
have ike right 70 pre- pose aii aive.
cate thai pslicy which III ,a:ir Judge
,aent is best an. 10 argue and vote
against whatever policy seems To them
IL Violate the coasiiia i'm. - i,anair
thpif liberties. 81 t) Le Gstliiaants! t.
their weii.fe
Tsat these anl al other rights
guaranteed IL them hv their cons,;tu.
tons. are their rights in time nf war as
.Vil ,a u, tia.a 1T peace, md oftlr more
,lne All necessity IL var than il
neace-For in peace, liberty, ssear;tS,
ani property are seldom endangered; i'll
war ,Apf are ever .n ,orl.
4 Itlaf We nov s..Y 60 sli whom il
III ~ concern, not by way Of threat, bu,
calmly ani iitmly, that We Will mt sur
render these rights. nor submit to theil
fogaibe violation. We will obey tic
laws ourselves and ali others must ob y
| item
s. That there's 4 manifest difference
between tho administration Of thc gov.
ernnent and the government itself
The goyefaa,eEt consists Of the civil
and political institutions created by the
Cnn>ti,u,ior, ard 70 j. the people owe
allegiance Tie administration are bu'
agents aF the people subject to their ap
prevail or ea..i elnnatiun, according to
,hg merit or ticmarit Of TIER acts.
| s. Tna, We are !, posed to the pro.
secu,ion Of the war, for the purpose 81
carrsin. out the emancipation proela
NATION ot the President Of the T. S. and
!. il the Federal administration expect q
united North to attenI its efforts II
suppress r.bellinnit il must not onSy come
! hack 10 the Object ofthe var as set
fourth in tbs Cri:'enden resolutions
adopted by tho Uouse Of Repgs.on'a
,iyes in July. 1851 but it must in is
4 dealings with the people of the States
iatilnsc up,n 10 one single right gnaf
! an,eed to the people by either the Fed
eral or State constitutions.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
Gen. Tultle,s Letter 0f Accent.
ONCe.

To TIE People or IowA.-Fellow
Citizens: Having very frequently been
solicited within the last few months, by
men Of all classes, both in and ont Of
the army, to become q candidate for
GoyelnG: Of this State, I have heretofore
uniformly declined for several reasons,
the principle one Of which is, my desire
after the present rebellion is put down
and The Union fully restored thereby to
remain a private citizen, and not engage
in public life under any circumstances;
and there is but one motive that causes
me to swerse FROM that resolution
which is the very same that caused me
to Join the army, and tha, is Duty.
I an Informed hy men ot.oth poli'i.
cal parties, sinea my arrival at home,
that the public mind HAS been so inAa
med by political dcmagogucs on both
sides, that there is danger Of collision
At any time, SO much 50, rs to seriously
cmbarrass tie Government.
Fully believing shat there is no future
for the Government or the Country, bu'
BY thoroughly and effectnally putting
down represent rebellion in the South
ern States, | look upon it as duty o.
;ll 10 render what assistance is in thei'
power and in whatever manner it viii
g, the most good 70 unite tho public
sentiment of,he people to crush on
treason and rebellion against the bes'
government on earth.
The masses Of tho people Of all parties
arc loyal, but = species OF intoleranc,
prevails that is really becoming alarm
ing, unless ,,hny can Be induced 70 Us,
more moderation in rromulgation o
their peculiar views on the question.
that ag;tate tic public mind, most o