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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-30
MILITARY NOTICES.

~ ROR6IA Lands aud
VT Atlanta city LOta
for aale.
Fine investments Io1 Confederate uDoney. Address
% 3l-lRt Jas NOOND, Atlansa, 90
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GsoCxRA AND COAlGnHm wnACuAMU.
18th st, bet Main and Cary, Richmeot, VI,
Are now rect living large xssOstm6nt ~ 0voc1gieo,
Wnes, and Liquors, to which they invite ~ olo1o.
ton u their custoneSs and the public geoeyUcy.
They euGnle ate IL part
0EcCxkla1, no
rs bbis and 80 kegs primo family lard
rs kits No I Maekcrci
1000 lbs Liverpool salt, fOr table use
rs bbls crushed aud brown sngAr
- sacks kio and Java coiIee
10 chests gSeen and black toa
Is kegs bi carbonate soda
boxes spcTin ard sdamantne candles
cases Cole mab's A.astaSd.
10 cases salad oil
- lbs bIs 4 pepper, In cascs and papsss
tVD lbs 61&hen cheese
Worcester and Harvey @ucao
Oysters, meats, and fruits, Ia cans
smoking and chewing t0baeoO and cjeAen
WINES AND lIQUonA
80 cases champagne, vartOus bran0D
55 do elaIet
rs do cognac brandy
do blackberry bsandy
cssss ccgnac brandy, very -
200 gallons Holland Gin
40 gals Jamaica iula
20 bb's old rye ~hskcy
~ bbis apple brandy
rs dog londou kt,ut porter
- doz French ale. ko q lo-me
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-30

ITO the Creditors of Joseph Bfum Del.-The
principal II the debts sccur-d In sehsduis A
Of thu trus dctd +, US having brea fully paid by
the dividends heretofore DECLARED the hoders If the
notes are hereby notified that dividend Of ~ per
rent ln full Of the interest due upon th, N will 10
paid ~ the tfice Of Vim Iksasa 3 70 GU ard after
ths 2Sh Octoter 1863. upon Surrender Of the notes.
the ce> Aitors 10 come forward without delay.
WM lSAACS / Trustees OF
xNDREW JOHNSTON, jos B.aneel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-30

rV>O Disahe.i SOldicrs.--A disabled sOIuier, 0ue
who has been unfortunate enough to lose foot
or arm, who eau bring satisfactory references, can
hear OF a good and permanent home by applying to
TW HENNLGER on Fulton IIill,
oc 29-otA Near 3 lttery No 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-30

NANTED-TweDty good Recruits TOR COMFY "G.''
W KicLmond City Battalion. C0nscrip,s who have
not been enrolled have the right TO enlist Ia this
company, by making the same known TO al enroll
ing officer. Fifty d,ars bounty and good uniforms
furnished. Apply to Captain l. L lss, at the Old
Fair Groopds, or to Sergt WM CPRoSsER at the Pass
mort Office l0--6tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-30

To 5. Cooper, Adj't and Inspector General, Rich
mOnd, Va.
Lieut-Coi. Shepherd, who was mentioned In
Gov. Vance's letter Major Shepherd, writes a
letter the Adutant General in which the follow
ing statement il made:
My first knowledge Of the disturbance was dt-
rived from Gov. Vance calling upon me for this
purpose at the hotel, inquiring first for Gen. Ben
ming, and in his absence, for the commander of the
second Georgia regiment. Accompanying Gov
Vance, proceeded promptly 10 the Standard of.
flee, where number Of soldiers were engaged In
the disturbance, some within the building and
Others without, many of whom recognized as be-
longing to different regiments of Bcnning's brigade
1t IL to be marked that not one officer was seen by
me in the midst of this outbreak l experienced
difficulty whatever In restoring order; imrnedi-
ately after which Gov Vance addressed the crowd,
who listened with respectful attention, and dis
persed In a body. Allow me only to add that Gov
Vance publicly thanked me for my timely interpO-
sition, aud that many Of the officers aud men of
the brigade invited to share the hOspltalities
Of the Executive mansion.
| have this day written TO Gov. Vance, request
Ing him to write to the Department in my further
vIndicatiOn.
have the honor to be, yours,
Very respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-30

Txy ANTEp.A single gentleman wishes 10
w rent a nicely furnished Room, with lire
place. If possible, in the central par, Of Main st
Address 81 w ,, DisDatct office oc % -0tt
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V2Y ANTED.--A lady OF SOME years experience,
Wv competent IT, teach the Eng ish branches,
Latin, French and Music, desires IL situation as
Teacher in some private family school. Refer,
cnces given and required. Address "Miss l. A r."
care box 2t2 ichm"ni L o. Oc I4-2aM4wt
WANTED-Tie lud,es t. know that have moved
w from Broat TO Marshall 8, eat, besweea
Adams and Brooke AVENUE. / return my III anks
for their liberal patronage, aud hope they will con-
tiuuc the saue. will repair haop-. .kirts, make
dresses and millinery. AlisS ) COOKE
Oc 29--3s4
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L>orkAY Game TO my farm, % Breed oeSsot
H. road, three miles above kichn0aA, q logRe ~.
rsi II RE, which the owner eau have b. ps0Ving
property and paying charges. lrQvlrs ss
JULIUS oYU1N4
&C 2S-3s No 20 BsosA sssese.
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NTANTED--A Nishtwatchman. Apply, with re-
~ fercnces, at tae Engi Hospital, corner 10th
aud Franklin SITS. Oc 30-3t*
iAI ANTED-To hire, a good Negro Boy. Address
Wv ZIMMER co,
Oc 30-2tt No II Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-30

AX1ANTED-Board, by gentleman. for himself
w wife, daughter. and soa, doth grown,)
either in a private family or -st class bonding
house. References given and required. Address
"Box 954 Richmond PO. &C G9-2tt
INAI1ED--Gold Coin The high. at. market
w price will be paid for 60 coin, in large CT
small quan'it at II A PEARCES
Jewelry store. on Vain street,
occu-oI4 hat wa.u 17th nd 18Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-30

CHIsEEE BULL Rus.-We make the follow
lug extract. says the Bangor (Me.) Wing, from the
elter of young man In China, formerly residing
here 10 a relative In this city:
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w ANTED-A House suitsbie for . grocery
W store. with up:er part suitable for dwelir
One On Bread street, below d on NJ iin or Frank'
liz streets, plef.rre4. Any person having tucb n
house coed tenant by addressing Box
1884," Riehme Il o, or i'quire OF BE ssrs Rag xnd
Il Brother. 18th sfrest 2X-3tN .
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Az ANTED-To employ st the ri 'hmoad Ar
w. senal good File Gutter. Also, twenty ,e-
gro labo.ers. Apply to James u Browne, Supetiu-
teDdsHt Artillery Workshops, 9Th sire I, below
Byrd. oc 2s- ct
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

We aa~wsss shs RspahiisAa party
The RspaAlieaa party aigha have pss.
ysatsa the present Devastating civil war,
'It might have savsd the Tives Of shoas.
ands IL sha bsss msa OF shs Nasioa, and
sAsasaNds al millions of the peoples
monsy. For proof of what We say, read
the following from the spsseh IL SrssHss
A. DeaasAs, delivered in shs United SsAies
sssass, Jaaassy 3D., 1851, apoa the osm-
promiss measures, shsn peaatng before
the Senate:
ssi believe this 10 be fair basis Of
amieahls adjustment. II you of the Re-
puhlican side are nos willing TO aoceps
shis, noH ths psoposision oil the Ssmasor
fsuan Ksasaaky, gsls. csissendaa,} pssy
sssi sss sukas eos ars sstisias % aof
! ss7 ap1zxxs THx fssEz9Y 10 hxRsBzIcAss
omEY. goa rHg axAsox xHas II rHH Com-
MErrxH .oz TMEzEKs, q Szw DATs Asos
KyxKY wzxsxa EaoK TRx Sogra, ascLEprse
xHosx TnoH rxz Cores SxATxs, Mxsszs.
Toexss AND DAvIs,) RxsxsssxD THEra
RxAssagxa no ACCEPT THS rgePsszfEaA oR
MY yxsxaxBrx vRrxsp EaGA kssrucxY,
hin. CszxxzsDzE,1 Al a ETsAE sgrTLxzzsT
On xHs cosxsovgRsys ~ TSxsSDsR AND sus-
9AuxxD nY Tax RxRuHLE0AE AxxazRS.
ssHENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BILFTY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT, ,
AND THE oNLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY Oh An AMDABLk AD-
JUSTARNT, Is WlTH THE REPUB-
LIOAE PARITY
Hsrs u Il proved that shs Republican
party ID responsible, for the war that 1t
is rsspousihle, for axery dollar OF nation
al and state Indebtedness incurred On IA
count Of the war-thAs il is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon ths people, on account Of the war
thai Il 10 responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which now exists in every
part Of she coantry--that it is response
Die, fox every life lost in the waz,-that
ID Ia responsible for, and should receive
the curses Of every wife made . widow,
and Of svasy child made an orphan, BY the
var. In short thai il viii be responsible
for ths dissolution OF tha Union, shoald
the Union be dissolved.
Shall such 3 party be continued in
power, or viii the people change their
.Yuleras Let the Ballot-bexss st the nsxt
slestisn proslaim the answer. '-.-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

R@a The fact can no longer be dis
guissa that many Of she Republican Sen
ssors desire war and disuni0n, under pre-.
text Of saving sfse Union. They wish q
ret rid Of the Southern States, In ordel
70 have q majority In the Senate TO con
arm the appointments, and many OF them
think shey car bold permanent kepub.
Iioan aaaiorisy Ia shs Norshasn States, bui
not In the whole Unien /; for partisan rea-
sons shey are anxions 10 dissolve the Un,
ion. IL it can be done withouE headins
them sesponsibis before sbe people. -
Sssphsn A. Douglas In tAs q. y. Seaa1e
Dee. 25, 1850.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

/ The following axtrast from speeeh
delivered before the grand msss State
ConYantion Of sfty Thousand live Demo
Isfats nj Columbus, Ohio, last wssk, BY
ex- Senator pugh, ought TO be saihaisas,
We should think, 70 satisfy the abolition
monarshisss that Democrats hare no fear
1T threassasd arrests on OF any other ar
bltsayy sad syranieai abolition proceed
lngs. Mr.. Pagh said
@Ths Democratic party vas nat re-
sponsible for this unhappy rebellion,
brought about By isa adyarsariea ia pow
ar. They wers warned and implosed not
to launch this country into the miseries
Of = civii var. They did Il and claimed
that they could, by the sword, restore the
Constitution and che Union d is vas, aud
We hald thsga In that responsibility in
the faca Of God, the aivilized world and
the judgement of ages@ If they demand
and require untold millions of treasures,
and il they fail, The judgement Of their
oountEy, God, and hiseory, viii be against
them. As citizen OF the United States,
be would not submit one hour, so help
him God, TO this arbitrary aud irrespon-
aibis power. The democratic party had
suffared already more oasragsa shan ever
could have besn conceived, II am TO
hold my life, my liberty, and personal
property subject 70 the arbitrary whim OF
Gen. Burnside, or any other general, this
Conveusion should never adjourn until it
has achieved the liberty Of the people.
He said il in view IT Order No. 3s.-
[Cheers.l He could die but once.
trgmpls under foot the order of any
military Officer defining treason. They
may imprison me, pat me to hard labor,
take my life; bat, come, what will, | de-
spiss Order No. SO. And it you, my fell
lew-oilixens, are such abjsos slaves to
your livesy Liberties, and property, At the
dictatiou of any man, Colonel or Cor
poral, you deserve 20 be slaves, and pos
terity viii dSpise You. BE maintained
that his client, MF. Tallandigham, who
had dared 70 express bis opinions upon
the momentous questions OF the wass had
that right under the Constitution TO de-
liver them, and he exhortad the C1uven-
ton TO postpone every other question in
ASSAE VI AAS kE9a&% 4SGa%0h va eNE SWa
liberties. He would exacrt Mr.. Lincoln
on the question of peace or war when he
had the right to express his opinion IN
pablo, and he intended to express bis
opinion at the hazard of his life. This
question should Gil their hearts every
hour and day, and De their exclusive bus
insss until the second Tuesday 10 0cto-
bas. MIR. Pugh then commented With
much severity upon the acts Of military
offers intruding upon the houses of pri.
vats citizens, 10 the presence of their
wives and children, and bringing their
victims before g mock tribunal called
military commission. lie advised bic
Democratic friends not to hslioo to-day
and repent tomorrow. Say it and mean
it. Let each man take eoanseI with his
awn heart and come 10 the resolution
that this usurpation and tyranny shall be
stopped, peaoesbly If possible, but By
force if necessary. The beet security Of
liberty is to maintain II at all hazards
Somebody must make the issue. If 1t is
me, God helping me will meet the re.
sponsibility."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01


Sanes the American Ravalusisn, shs
party Which has always opposed the Dsm-
csrass, has assumed variety of nam %,
and We give them bslow wish dates
These are Furnished by o saassmperaxy
In TITS, Lsyalisss or Loyal 10 King
George, or Tories.
In T77s, Loyal Tories.
In lTs0, Novs Scotia Cow-Boys and
Toriee.
In 1855, Convention Monasehists.
In l789, Black Cookadsrs.
In 1908, Anti-Jsaerson Improvement
Mem.
In 1911, British Bank Men.
In 1912, Peaee and Submission Men.
In 1918, Blue Lights.
In 1914, Hartford Conyensionists.
In 1915, Washington Society Meu.
In l8ls, No Party Men.
In 1919, FsdsFals-
In 1890, Federal Republicans.
In 1926, National Republicans.
In 1928, Asti-Masons.
La 1884, Anti Masonic Men. -
In 1885, Conservatives.
In 1887. Indepsndsnt Democratic wings.
In 1888, Aholisionsts. -r.
In 1889, Log Cahin-Hard Cider Dem
ocrstis Republican Abolition Whigs.
Ia lS43s Native American Whigs.
In lSA4, Coon Party, or Anti -knnsxa-
sion Wings.
In 184s, The Wing Party.
In ls46, Mexican Whie Party.
In ls4I, Ansi-Msxican War Party.
In l64s, Rough and Ready Party.
In 1850, Clay Rhig Party.
Ia 1852, Scott WEigs. -.
In 1854, Knew NotAings.
In 1853, Nssivs Amerie&ns.
In 1856, FrsmonssEs, or Aholitionists
and Know SotbiRgs.
In 1857, Black Republicans.
In 1859, Opposition and Peoples
Party.
In 1850, Wide Awakss Gap and ospe
Party.
In 1869, NO PARTY.
La 1853, Uaion-Lsagus- No Party E.
manGipation-High- Taxation Ceutraliza s.
ton Conhscation- Negro Equalization u
sarpation- Abolition. Administrations Par-
ky4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

A Nav USE FoR GARrEas.--A lady [?1
has displayed new method Of shoplift-
ing. She went into one OF the great silk-
msresrs 90 the Boalsvard des ltaliens,
and going up to a shaspish looking Youna
man bahind a deserted counter, told him
abe had had the misfortune TO drop her
garter, and that, In consequence, her
stocking sas falling over hsF foot; she
requested him 70 accommodate hsr with
. piece of tape, aud 30 allow hes 70 put
II on behind the sounses. The young
man, hlashfng crimson, instantly gave
hsF1he tape, and, La aha aoss respectful
manner. vacated the dagk sida OF .shs
eounsers and LETT the lady, who as once
helped hsrsalf 10 ain dress, which she
tied - IL her arinoiins with shs ssps.--
She then came forward shanksa she uisil
shnpmaF.s and vanished Whsn the man
returned to bis quarters he found shs
dress gone, and instantly knew be had
beca robbed, bat TOO late- ~ssse gsgssrlssa
lady was oss sE sighss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

TIE TRrBUSx AND rHE SoUTH.-The
following from shs N. 7. Tribune, was
The encouragement held ont to the South
to sscsde in November, 1860. No soon
er did they deeeds, than the Trsbtns and
other Journals of that school, declared
thai, BY so doing, thsy had forfeited ell
rights, all claim 10 property or to life it.
self. Read
s'H the eotton States unissdly and
earnestly wish to Withdraw peacefully
from the Union, We think they should
and would be allowed to do 30. Any At
.e1npts 10 compel them to ranain woaId
be eoptrary TO the principles enaneiased
in the immortal DeclarAtion of iHdepend-
encs, contrary 70 the fundamental ideas
on which human liberty 10 based.u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
ss~ssT HAVE NO PURPOSE

- sT HAVE NO PURPOSE, DI-
RECTLT Or INDIRECTLY, TO m
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY In THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. BELIEVE /
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so. AND HAVE NO INCLINATION
10 DO sO.v-Pressdsns Liaeoaa ia
his K,,auosras Address.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
gv~ That old linz whlg papsr, the 4

- That old line whlg paper, the Nav
York Journal Of Commsses, has con.
denssd Amarisan sentiment upon an sx-
citing subjaes into the following short
extract:
"Ws all agree that the. torcihls de-
siraetion Of q newspaper published in
the free city Of Chicago, several hun-
dred miles from the seat Of war, was IN.
jussi6@blss and therefore great wrong.
On this poias Amsrseans e0nnos differ.
The saaa suAo alteaspss to Justify u Is
NO AMERICAN pr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
~ Andrew Jackson Davis save tba

10 Andrew jackson Dasis says that
he visited Saturn, on certain oecssiop.
Thas is long journey, bat We sruat the
word il blaadss of sAs printer. II
should have bean Sofaw; OF, IL be has
net been there yes, il 10 quite probable
shas he will take . trip in thai direction
oas ol these days.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
BILL aToNE NuMfmAfrn.

We have, ss times, looked for the
pushing oat Of the rebellion Ia the sins
prpphasisd by Ihe Secretary Of Ssase In his
public speeches. We have. at times,
been prepared to learn that the Missis-
sippi bad rsssmed ils srszast--sAssl ami
Fersal frsedsaa wpul6 ha shs Lot dc avery
black aan, within thirty days of almoss
amy dase--shas nig9ers mighs BE taught
not 20 steal horses, asa aboslaonisss
learned NOS 10 ensouusgs la1ee1y by
|" American eifixens Of African dascsntS
that Stanton lnighs gaa 10 be hoaest,
and Burnside and Rocker. andsg fnstine-
slons of Mcclellan, might bscoass abls
Genarals--thA1 even Hallesk msgh re-
pant his numerous follies and daIinaaen-
ciea-thas Enoeh Eastman might be ahls
70 retain, for another year, hia PRESENT
position ne Sssess CumasIss e NJ
dorn Tssnshsp ID Hardin osaHi that
q. g, Cole might, after reasonable pro-
hataon, ges in the shape of oEEice, some
reward for ais treaehery 60 his prataisdsd
prineiples--in fact, We have sysn bad
hopes, at timer, that Lincoln would ship
the radicals, ard resurn to his allegiance
to the Constitution be is sworn to sup
port-but We have failed in our inagin-
iags, even 20 contemplate that period in
the history of this State, when aIsg party
woald make Billy Stone their fomsnsa
fak TIA high and responsible osdsca Of
Governor.
IL is but smother of those anrnistaka-
Bile signs of the times that demonstrate
the consinu ID Tstrogsds Of thoss who
commenced their deeeneraey by scofing
at the Oonstisatlon Of thslr country and
srampliBg apon ais constitutional rights.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

SncaxTAsY SxwAKDss powKs. The Sec
gssasy OF State, while endsavoring 10 vin-
siisass the vitality Of the Federal Govern
mens 10 Lerd Lyons, ilIassrSssd his posi-
sion BY saying
4 M Lsfd, I eaa iosxch q bsu on sny
Yfahi h0s6 asd ordsy We arvfss of q eIIs-
ssH af Ohio. Icaa tossrh st< bsa again
and order fks sHsprisonnssps gf q tstfxss
In NEG York and no poseeT on edrth bua
aaas efsAs PYssi6esas eam gsl<nse shsfK.
Con Ehs Qssssa Of Engiaad, II hw do
nssnseHs, 10 a. much
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

"Lf these inferaai faaatics aud Abo-
Ationists svsT gel tas pos0er ia tasiy
hdads, they tcia override the Cossssitg-
tiosa, ses shs Supreme Court al defiance,
Charge and make laUs to suit hsnassIusa
Lar vIoL8S4 HANDS on THOSE WHO DIE
YER Win rHKM IN OPINION, o. dare gtsss'
tsen thssr fsdsaisys and finally boFakrwpi
the country and dsssgs ii with blood. "--
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

UScoNprTToxAL LoRALrY. ."-Ws fer
vsntly hope and trust that Van Buren,
Brady and the other lame ducks who
hass jasasa the Abolition Leagues will
continue to give she Black Republican
Administration their unconditional sssp-
port; for nothing more certainly assures
gs that the Administration must come
down with crash than when We see i.
supported" BY such rotten timber as the
uncertain and unstable WORTHLESS aforesai !.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

aT Rav. Sebastian SsrsassT, Of Bos-
son, familiasiy kaswa - ssRashss Street
er's--shs man who has spisssd more ha-
lnanity than any other olargyman won
lising ia 80 years Of age, and still haia
and heAxsy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
@TRAETORoCs woRDs"--~A sEGKIRT.
CANT TEAT.

La one of the sowns in Connecticut,
iast previous to our State election, sever.
al persons were discussing the measures
and candidates of parties Ths Repuhli-
cans, one ofwhom was chs Town Clerk,
we're bitter against Gov. Seymour, call
ing him q traitor and e I<iend OF the
South, asserting that he vas in favor of
the PLAZA of the rebellion, which was that
the people Of the South sboald govern
themselves, independently OF the North.
HWeli, - said the Democrat, edo yoR OPP
pose sentiments of that kind Pis ave
do" replied the town clerk, ''no one ex-
eeps traitor will uttes sentiments of that
character "Let me read them to you, ("
said the Democrat. fsI have them here,
wefd Cor wsrd when correctly reported,
yoa may not feel so bitterly hostile to the
words uttared--they are as follows -
"Any people, anywhere, being inclined
and having the power, have the right 20
rise up and shake of The sEissiag govern
seat and form zaetc one that anits them
batter. s% Nor is this right,
confined to eases in which the people OF
al existing government may choose to
exercise it. Asy portion Of such people
that can, may FeEolutionizs, and may
make thsir own Of so much Of the terri
tory as they iahabii. More than this, a
majority Of any portion Of such people
may rsyoluEionize, putting down mi
noFity, intermingted With or near about
them, who may oppose their movements.' -
stft ia rank treason" said one Of the
Republicans. SIT is Z %. Seymour cop
perheadisna," said another, sand ths
man who uttered those ietessabie words
| ought 10 he confined in Fort Lafayette,
and TO be fed On bread aud water, during
The war. lie 10 q traitor"
The democrat laughed, and quietly
said, sfGenslemen, ABRAHAM LINZ
COLIN, fhs Prssidsysf Of ths United
States, uttered thoss seords.1
ssIt's he-Tom Seymour said IT,
Tom Seymour il the traitor I" sxqlaim-
cd the Republicans.
ssSos Gentietnen,1 ooolly replied tbs
Dslnocrat, ssAbraham Lincoln Is the an,
thor Of the words yoa nov pronounce n
sraiaUrous Language. He uttered them In
| speech aaasyefed In the House Of Rep
gasen tativss, in Washington, on tho izth
day of Jauasry, 1888, on quessioa Of |
references of ceF&ain portions OF tha Prasi.
dans'a Message. balspsech IL reported
ohsialty, in the Congressional Globe
aad you may find it On tha gAsh page O
The Appendix, among tbs debates OF thl
frss session IA the 30sh Congress.
The Republicans denisd Il, and be
/ ef 8IH was 6naliy mada sh&t the word
wersnos 20 reported in The Globe in on
OF President Lincaln's speeches. The be
was dscided In favor Oh the Democrat
IN The 2ist inst, On IA isspsesion oE Cd
bound voluns pE ~ Globe In lhs Ssas
Librsry - Haytfard,. oonsaiaing ih
speech of psesideps Liueoln, snd ID
woryis ws hsvs qaae1d-
| What eosmnaeat&sy upon ths aeMssiss
parsss uxs u ! sstxaitpr z ntssred By IL
nasics who are gsnsralsy apits ignax&n
Of tbs meaning and hsaxing Of tks spi
| shess sssy 10 frseasnsly -. sMssss