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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
Knronp, Conn, Nov. Is, 1851.

Df.WM. d. GREGa-Dear Sir; have for several
yeara been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
gsrous disease, Gravel, which Tssistedlt remedies
aud doctors, until ] took Constitution Water, and
you may be assured that 1 Was exceedingly pleased
With the result. IT has entirely cured me- and y~u
may make any use Of my name y0n may ht In re-
gard TO the medicine as have entire confidence IN
IA efficacy. Yours truly, PONDSTROAG- g
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From Rev-J., atou Brown, D. D., Editor oi tn
Encyelopedts Religious KnOWledge.l

From ReV-J., T. ion BroEns ID. D'i hditOr Of bne
Encyclopedia Religious KnoWledge.l
Although not dispos d to favor or recommend Pat
eat Medicines N general through distrust oI thel
Ingredients and effects. vet know Of no sufnclent
rs9s0ns Why man nav . testify to the boneatl he
b4lieFes himself to la sceived nom any simple
preparation, in the hsBe e. may thus contribute 70
the benefit Of others. A.
] do this the more readiH IL regard 70 hOohahu :
this city, because was rreud1ced against them lOf
unanr years, under the impression that tney were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture an lndeOIso 70 ny
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eqs, TOR be removed thls
prejudice by proper tgsts, and Tor ENCOURAGEMENT se
Try them, when suffering from great and lOIS oohtn-
usd debility. The Of three bottles OF tbesa BIZ
ters at the begianng OF the present year, was to-
lowed by evident reief and restoration 10 degree o.
bodily aud mental vgor which had not lelt Tor sl1
months before and had despGred Ol regaininF.
therefore thazk God and my riena tor direetlng me
v the use Of them. }. HEh'0N BhohNH
Philadelphia, June 2, lSol.
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BF. e kE A "a A M,
Hazbsr Of tie Royal 0ollegs Of FhygSei
Lsssdoa, Ei.gland; GrcdsatS Of
Rie0rd's RosPisaI fOr 80
FEMALE DIS EASE

Z u d a Il n " 2 n n ? n
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, Ne
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ssn I.
has oDsnod his once at the
johnson Eouse, Cleveland,
uners he vii be hapPy 70 meet all those WIG
aiolcd with subscuts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from u
plan, and is MID. efscaeIOus and effective. HI
iolnss afs simply vegetable extracts nd oils
asve never been u5ea but b. two oths. physicj
Anerica besides himself he has spsr the g
psrr Of hfs life and thorEands OF dollars In obt;
a Sev secrets in his Profession. He tests the
tor ali 5orms Of disoase. No chargefor giving
honest and true statement OF their case.
SPERaATORHGA.
To YOUNG hEN.-He can prove TO yOu in iey
CITES that he IS the only physician you ever :
with that cures this disease. FOR every patien-
will follow his directions, he viii give Ono Hu
Dollars If he fails IN curing this dtsease. NO
made for consultation. Those at q distance WI
20 consult the Doctor may do 80 By sending
vial Of urine by mail, with name, sex and age,
Hill answer and describe their caae, and the 20
tty Of getting relief, By snoloEing q return p
ItamP. mar
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Disssso occurring nom one ed the ssue cause VIII
be entirely cured BY the Constitution Water, If taken
for any length OF time. The dOso should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops to
teasPOcnful three times dsy, in water During tho
psssags OF the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp
toms should be oOmbGted with the proper remedies,
then followed up with the Constitution Water, a.
above directed.
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The uriaiuai Emancipation Proclamation.
lT-rnrr, the Chirarn In1lrnal. 29thl

Tho fVrirfBHI CHARACTERIZATION Proclamation.
From the Chicago Journal, 2eth,l
In response to e personal application,
on behalf of the ladies, made by Hon. L.
n. Arnold, during a recent visit to Wash
ington, President Lincoln has sent to the
ladies of the Sanitary Fair, now in pro-
gress in this city, the original manuscript
draft of the Emancipation Proclamation.
It was received this morning, and was ac-
companied by the following letter;
WExECUTIvE MANSION,
WGsHIsGToH, October 26, 1868. !
To the Ladies' haring in charge the North
aDsstern Fir for the Sanitary Commission,
Chicago, Illinois;
According to the request made in your
behalf. the original draft of the Emanei-
patton Proclamation is herewith inclOsed.
The formal words at the top, and the con-
clusion, except the signature, you perceive
are not in my handwriting. They were
written at the State Department. Dy "honi
l know not. The printed part was cut
from a copy of the preliminary proclama-
ton, and pasted on, merely to save writ
ing.
II had some desire to retain the paper
but if it shall contribute to the relief or
comfort of the soldiers, that will be better.
Your obedient servant
A. LINCOLN"
The Proclamation will be on exhibition
during the Fair, and sold for the benefit
of the soldiers. Wo learn that the Chicago
Historical Society is now making up
large fund with the design of purchasing
it for the archives of that institution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary
ole ever discovered It changes the sun-burr
and hands to a psaTiy satin texture Of raYishine
ty, imparting the marble purity Of youth, Al
DIsrIsaUE appearance 50 inviting in the city b
fashion. It removes tan, frecklss, pimplos and
ness from the skin, leaving ths complexion
transparent and smooth. IL contains no mater
furious to the skin PatrOnized By Actressei
Opera Singers. 1t Is Whist every lady should h
9aS-Sold EVER where. 1855
DEMAS s. BARNES 4 co,
Geperal Agents,
iuIyi-R2s 292 Broadway, New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
HInrs 1rsm the Pence Pnrtr.

The New York Daily News of Wednes-
day morning says;
He (Mr. Chsse) calls greenbaeks the
"notes of all our citizens" He may live
to learn that an act Of his outside the Con-
stitution does not bind the people, and that
the greenbscks may be Mr. Chase's prom
ises to pay, but are not National obliga-
TONS"
A short time since the Daily News advo-
Gated the assumption of the rebel war
debt. It would have US repudiate our own
and pay that Of the rebels Cincinnati, Ga
zstte.
This is not at all strange. The Daily
News, Governor seymour's organ, is sim
ply acting in harmony with its friend the
great repudiatOr, JEFF. Davis.
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sA
NO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
Hoaaand,s eerman BItters

EOsaand's German BItters
VIII Give You
A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVE
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
AGoOD CONSTITUTION,
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SOUND CONSTITUTION,
A STRONG CONSTITUTION.
WILL MAKE THB
weak StEoMe'
WILL MAKE 1HE
Delicate hearty
WILL MAKE TIE
Thin SaOud'
Depressed Lively.
WILL MAKE FRE
saIIow Complexion Clear
WILL EAKE TIE
Dull Eye Clear and Bright
Will Prove Blessing
I'm EV RY + A NJ l l. Y {
Can bo Ussd-wIth PerfsctIsafety by
MALE oLD
IN on
FEMALE YOUNG.
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B. YOUNG.

Commission Lumber Dealer,
Columbus-st., near Center St., Cleveland, o., at
tends to the Purchase. sale and Shipment Of Lum-
Der, Lath, Posts, Shingles, &c.
HsrA Good Assortment always on Hand. sep5-l2
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L.ueorTAea or Kkitss.

E'This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu1
OOus lining Of the vagina aud womb. 1t IS IN all CO,
accom- panied by pain in tho back across the
bowels and through the hips. A teaspOOnful OF the
medicine may be taken three ties aday with an in
Isotion o. a tablespoonful OF the medicine, mixed
WITH hal. pint OF set water morning and evening"
Irritation o. t5s Meek o. TIE BIadds5, fGJsdnS.
ssation Of tie R;Iaeyt, and Cstdgyh e
!As BjcIdsE, St-cnguTy sad
BsrHiHg, Of P6i'VWI
gJrtsrEiur
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
Uris.GtES.

For these diseases fG Is truly sovereign remedy
and too much can not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known 70 relieve the most urgent symp
toms Arc yen troubled with that distressing pain IN
the small OF the back and through the hips tes-
spoonful day OF Constitution Water will relieve yor
Ike magic. -...
PoF DVsPspsi5' .... ...
Il has no equal in relieving tho most distressing
tymptoms. Also Hesdacle, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
sch, Vomiting Food sc. Take teaspoonful afteE
dinner. Tie dose in az cases may be increased II d.
sired but should DO done grsduaiiy.-
Fkssisjazs
Have long since g70n Up the Gse OF Duohu. cubebs
z1d juniper in the treatment Of thoss diseases and
only uss them for want Of bettor remedy
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proged iEe, equal 70 ths task that hiss deyoysd
ROn X.
EiEFsfsts
rrtals snd drench the Kidneys and By constant use
soOa isad to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis-
stEss
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T9BT3N SPRINGS
ECLEGTRIG CURE.

bsa1ful and quiet retreat for Invads, located In
TaIlmadge, Summit Co Ohio,
on the line Of the Atlantic and Great Western Raj
way, esting at Raven With the CleNe $40 anu
PftIs Ishurgh and at Akron th the Cleveland. Lanes-
vile al gdnc-nnati Railways communcation being
direct rom all points -, -.
neat Of oil Chr1ns Diseases VII oh have hitherto Ie-
sls the forts of ali Oner torrss o. practlOe Inc
treatInt NJ AZ peculiar, being besed upon the
Vital Principle OF Fature-Electricitg'
Or. LEW HURD, the Medical Examiner and
Prastioner during practice OF over twenty years.
has teen entity sucSes5iul in the cto OF Chrous
fc Complaints Of loL gstsDding; and by comb ming
many Of NLrure's most powerful remedial ents es
aux uaries TO DR fOUNG's ELEcrRO-fHEHAAf hA1hI
"a able TO perform s grea eF wonders N re lev
Ing mankind ron siczuess-
The attention of FEN a LES Is especially inyile
Dr. Hurds treatmen CO their pscolisl difheulttes@
Uterine Ws6kuesses. lrr gulzriFi.ss ard ID splaee-
ual q of all kinds and OF long sanding are PEE1a-
EFNFLF CUzED Many CHsea pronounced by the most
eminent FhyaiciaDs iucurahie, contned ihsr beds
Tor Tears hopeless and despaiug have BY his treat
msnt been restored 70 health. happiness and long
liie.
nEOommunications sddressed to Or. Lew s HURD,
the under-igned, a. 1alima age, o. will receive
prompt auentiOn.
Ocf7-i12 oCE~ X p. FINN
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

Ehich iEBs thoss organs time recover their healthy
tone and vigOr. We able 10 state that the Uoas
tuition Wa5sr has cu-ed every case CT Diabetes fl
which il hgs bean given.
EiaHe 10 IL; BIsadsg, Ca!ess!as, GTevsl, BTisE
Dgst Deposit Gnd kgsHs or ailEg
DicAGTgcs Gt3s. Irritating.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
HkfAs9EBET's
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
It Is Not q Dye.

but restores gray hair % its original color By sun
plying The capillary tubes with natural sustsnancr
impaired hy age or disaase. kllIasTANTANEOUs DYri
composed Of lunar caustic destroying the vitat
aud D. alty OF the hair and afford Of themselves n7
dressing Haimstre8t'g Inimitable Colorng not oull
but gives the hair a
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling OF, sradf
cate dqndruh, and imparts health aod pleasantnes
to the mead. Il has stood tho test OF time being IL
original Hair OolOTingi and is constantly increasnf
in favor. Used by both gentleman and ladiea.
s8-It Is sold By al respectable dealers, or can b
procured by them Of the Commercial Agents, ID. 8
bARaES & 20 zoe Broadway, New York. Two 81
ses, 50 cents and sl,00. jUlyl0-RZsoW
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: 9 : . :
PARTICULAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under the name
Of BittsFs, put mp in quart bottles, comPounoea o.
the cheapest whisky or common rum oosilng % - =
OoriAnder Seed. -, ,.,,,,
This Class Of Bitters has caused and VIII o9htn9e
IN Ina Al long as they can be sold hundreds 70 die
the death OF the drunkArd By their use the sen
Il kspG continually under the influence oi Aiconohc
Etimuelts the WCrst kind, the Ceslte lot
created and Hept up and the result ls I'll Lne HOiOis
attendant upou a drunksrd's life and oeaIn ~
Fer toOse vino desire and viii have LlqnOf D1ttol
we publish the following recipe get one bottle OoL
land German Bfters and mix with three guar goOo
brandy OF whisky, and the result viii De q plepeLa
tfon that will far excel in medicinal virtues ena tilt
eIeellsncs any the numerous Liquor bitIefs u ts
ra-k et and viii coat much less. Acu will have ~
the virtues OF Hoohauds Bitters IA connection ltI
a good article Of Liquor at much lesf pr1oe tnan
these inferior preparations VIII cost Sous
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
CONSTITUTION WATER

Strong L Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
4 Co., Wholesale Agents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03

The isNtlI not return If these Bittera are Lssd.
No psrsGa Fever and age Dasuiet 7n0uiu De
without
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03


Samuel P. Thomas is well-known
merchant tailor, who.has done business on
the southeast corner o Front and Walnut
streets for many years. He has been
known to have Southern sympathies ever
since the rebellion brokeout. Two years
ago he was suspected OF sending contra
band goods to the rebel States, and some
investigation was made into the affair, but,
whatever was discovered, it was OF sufi-
eient to warrant any action against him,
and it was dropped
Ruth Mcdonald, who is also sometimes
known as Fleming, is said to be the wife
Of rebel spy, and is well known to be
secessionist. She is quick. witted, intelli-
gent, willy woman. Mrs. Permenter,
though nOninally a EssherWoman, seems
to employ that occupation to mask other
operations. she was in The habit, at the
time Of the escape Of Colonel Patton and
Sterling King from Mclean Barracks, of
going into the prison, getting the clothes
Of the rebels, washing them, and carrying
them back. The researches Of Major Resny
into the mode by which these men es-
capped, and their reespture, led to the sus-
picion that this woman conveyed to them
not only information from friends without
but ropes, Sc, by which to effect their
escape, and ultimately, by long series IF
tricks and maneuvers, to the detection of a
deeply laid scheme to release not only all
the rebel prisoners here, but all those in
the Penitentiary and Camp Chase also.
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DELICATE CHILDREN.

Titose sIrerinr from n araamus, wasting away WlLh
scarcely a1y sh on their bones, Rre cured IN very
sort time; one bOttls in such cases, will have most
surprising eject.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-03
D E B IL T Y
EVER AND UE.

Resulting from fs=crs Of any knd-these Btters VII
reuew your strength in q very short time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-04
D1lTITUTE OF CLOTHING.


Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, in view
Of the unfrieudiy tone Of ths press and
people OF England towards this country
in ita crest Struggle with ssbsllioa, got
ten mp in the inSsEsst And beha4 Of slave
n. replied TO tho address she had recaiv-
ed some years ago. hssring the signatures
Of half million Of the women 81 Eng.
land, thanking her for her labors In sls'
canes Of fnedon. To this tina vsnsnof.
England hays ssnt : rejeiader in :, noat
excellent spirit. The following are the
concluding paragraphs:
"Your courage in this Titantic strife
the lavish dsvotion, With which the best
blood Of your land has BEEN poured out
on HE 6eld, and the tears Of cAiidless
mothers shed Ia homes never before Witt
Cd By the SORROWS Of var ) tAs patriotic
generosity With which yoar treasures hare
baen cast into the, gulf opened spddenly
in your busy and prosperous land. even
q Of old In the forum Of ancient Rome
these noble scts Of yours inspires ~ With
confidence in you, no IN than pEids IN
the indomitabls energies Of or common
race. But shove your valor end patriot
ism, We look Win still higher hope =
those moral laws whose vindioati0nsfs IN.
volved in the issue OF the conaiCt and
W feel assured, that, while for the slave
power the future can hold no possibility
Of enduring prosperity, for Frss America
AT promises the regeheration Of higher
ana heller national existsnss. when the
one grsas blst which marrsd ths glory Of
the PINT Johalli have BEEN expiatsd and
sffaced fcrexeR. il aE .Rs sa8a u
'..Aadam, VI answer yoar ippAsl by this
Eejoindsr, and send this message through
your h,Dnored hxnds % our Gstsrs ID Amer
10. ! Or b1aris ars with yOs il uschang-
~ s1upstAy fne yosr hdy Aan6a. ia 49,
dying abhoErsnes Of alavsEy, in profo.Ra
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Kbeal the meanest, smallSst, worst,
most pusillsnimous and Thoroughly con.
temptible business fellow can engags To-,
or ID unfortunate enough TO have anything
70 DO with,--is editing country news
paper! A business that sounds 20 eleva-
ting and Important, yet eosssins more
bistsrness. petty icaucusipg, dfivshng.
msssabls principles, -doss not exist 1T
seN exeeptsd) On. any portion Of Gods
foots.ool; and none yields less IN Proht OF
satisfaction--in pocket o. position A
business that hazards credit, lorscf truth,
veracisy, good opinion, good position--
yet it is . claimant upon everything
that is upon wire pulIsoe in oil ito phases
made up Of Office meanness and ONCE rae.
cality! for miserable support-snd ge'l
cheated out Of it ut last!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-04

UNION IHsunHxc1yoE TN TExAs.-We
have had Heretofore. reports from Texas.
of the existence Of m organised opposi-
ton to the rsbsl authorities on the psrtof
Union men, but We now have an official
announcement Of the fact. The French
Consul 1t Galveston, NJ. Theron, has is
sued an address to the French, Spanish
and Italian subjects in the counties Of Col
orado, Austin and Fayette, in which he
states that martial law has been pro-
claimed in these counties on account Of
some insurrectionary movements" and
expresses the hope that they will not be
induced TO Join the enemies of their adopt
cd country. He further adds: 81 have
full confidence in NAjor-General ]. B.
Magruder. His chivalry and integrity
are sufficient protection against any In.
iustice."
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e Ash SYSTEM.
ERUIT TREES, GRAPH VINA6
IL EvEnURNKNs, &c.

Let Il b distinctly undsFstooA ~ those wishing 70
bay Appetroes Of The best QUALIFY ara kinds, Thai VI
have ~ our rssidsnce, SIX nles ve2 sc1th u4sS q
8asnston, lot esths and 6ssttArss yeef old
Applsrsss ever offered Ter sale nearly
Of NhtcA are kewtss J6nnst ~ Svsep =
NJ NuEsery, asseEsa knds ~ pey 100. kAN1ss Ian
sst aleas % Rss e, 3sstst ss1 Ssiivsf a Depot
: 1ssly Aa5 Cherry 70 - n elS u 80 pr lss
LARGE EvssGrsess, Norway Spruce, tsdo Is 4lAo 70
ESQ each, carefully boxed In upFight peaAlOt.s
Alss Grspcvines. Csscosd, Clinton. Hartford, Pro-
ltac, a.d oshsr~r eesswhsrsiss eeesssiSs. Our
Aiss sstAs vssa snd old Nursssy plas ~ uiiss
~ vsDtof 0Asrssts1 sOAsss DsAtanlu WslksSnsw
vos loA Offsar ana 0vO yeay uia ApRlssses of1oad-
dispsssd this apEngif poesible. Pries q
- 1ex - * - - looQ paekea NTH Iye aksAw u
dl:es1d aslfsssed ASnsDss ~ 11xaefse.s
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IL -. A lawyer who wished to play up
on the stupidity Of an opposing witness
intsrrogatsd him thus '.Mr. Hodge,
You have . SON who Is an idiot, have you
nut?" eyes SIR" "Does he know any
thing?" Every little allow much
does he know?, 1tWell, almost nothing;
not more than you do" The witness waa
allowed to retire, without further question,
amidst the most uproarops screams O
laughter. f ~
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O100E11a4 Cars
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, Nov York md Blltimore.
r r FIGHTS

-
/ ~ this veuts, YrsigAts ofsii deseriptionss ~
koslOn o. RnlumeRe, - m fsen AAy p1int on ~
katiroads or ohio, Kentucky, Indfana, Illiaois
Wls6snGta, lswa ~ ktssssst, DrsRAlLaoADlDI.
Ths Penn ylvuais Rsiisesd also eess ssss a,Pits.
berg With 1soAmWA ~ NAieh G0ods can Woodward.
"a - apy poipt o. - Ohioa 4uskinGun, ks1tA1ky
fennssoee, caMbsfie1ai fninots, Ais11l6aDpi, Wa.
soaas, AoseaeAy kslDaas Ayk aIlsG1, ehd Nod Afv.
srsi - ~ clsysisss ,ss:ssssy :.a oli1sss I'M
Merchants and shipps snlSasting the tSaaspesta.
ss 50 s.issl 10y ssssss. ~
M RAs 1asss ~ KrsigAs
Toasd iron any psinsinsAs West bytAs PsnnsyI.
yasIA Cestral kAnsooA, afe O. all Gnes ~ n.
vORABLE ~ AXE CHARGED ~ oTHHRRAIIr
pOAD COMPANIES. EFT TT 8@F87f1
NJ - pssttsslArto Arkpaskagss, s'ssAPssn
osksaAL 3: n:"4I ,.u
~ = ~ either Of she following Assnts =
g., 6sx.sr1wA3T. yrsight Assss. PkssassA
q. -. Shown ! co., Cineisnssi,o. ta
A NC, NDLDRUM CO., needless, InA.
J. =. MOOkD. Louisville, ~.
". n. AIkAAn = CO., kvsasvills, lad.
c;1;ss ,t "a; l 49,, ..,i ~
k,a !; aSHt1 soss7Tsssaz iiSsy, ..,..n,.,
w.H.AR. Z. LANGLEY .oalltnsis q. 81.
H.e, PIk2CE = CO. &anesvAlfs, %.
Tor ths South aaAwsst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-04

domination II IN vast number OF mur-
dsrs 4 loyal men in the South ? On
the contrary, they would introduce -
nme reign OF terror into the Free Ststcs.
Ifthcse Democrats leaders were hons
estly Jealous Of arsiissry power, and IN.
dignant at oppression, is !. possible that
they would give their tacit Endorsement
of these horrible atrocities of . despot-
ism more cruel and absolute than ever
existed over people with any Of the ev-
licences of civilization, which is grinding
out the lives aud properly OF the South
ern people9 Could my trus men look
com piacently on that reign Of terror, and
then turn and try to destroy the national
power of resisting it because few persons
have been arrested for treason, when ms
ny more deserved hanging for it; or be.
cause they say liberty of speech is infrin-
ged, when their speeches are proof Of Ut
most license to reasonable and seditious
speech Cincinnati lGhsette