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Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
JAS. I.,HURLEY,

p JAS. l., HURLEY,
Would beg leave to inform his customers and
the Public generally, that ho has just returned
from the eastern Cities, with large assortment
of GROCERIES, .e
QUEENSWARE,
/, I. t's.r. zr'' WOODEN & r.
fa h' WILLOW WARE
s. t With a choice assortment of ..,r .''
~ - LIQUORS, ~. ~.
of the very best quality, which he is determined
to sell at the lowest prices for CASH. his stock is
large and he takes pleasure in showing them
Call and see before purchasing, .... ...
CRANBERRIEs. Fresh cranberries for sale
~ by JAS. ]. HURLEY,
dec5 Lyeeum Building.
CHRIsTMAs FIXINGS. Raisins, Currants,
~ Citron, and in fact every thing requisite for
the pleasure of inward man, for sale and always
on hand, by JAS. |. HURLEY,
dee5 XXX ~ =rs.axs Lyesum Building.
.COFFRE Prime Rio and Government Java
~ Coffee for sale JAS. !. HURLEY,
dec5 Lyccum Building.
le and '0vejISept 5%s ifEf mfRfGT ffse for
-g...H.. t. ..-- %
c,TEwsRTs Celebrated Svrrn couo,. n Homo,
- for sale. JAS. /. HURLEY, :
peco --..... -..L. 'Feeuin b"ild'hg'
->y1pD D,a.,pprcrpI-rn r,pr-,re, r ,,,..
far poa I"b JSS ii1fRiEH tfy =, A'n'S
,Pe'iZ -.-a,r .'.Iis . hyeeuin D"i'ding' Z,
...a,.r.. r't-7--,.-o ., ..,f.Ja--i-
<1rc1ruprp p1cytn;sc h,. ,t,o H..
6,oouMbhR fiChhEs oT the onZen @ or nun
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13

EB-Why are "Greenbaeks" like the Jews!
They areIthe issue Of Abraham and know not
their Redecmer
osea. The largest room in the worldLfhe
"room for improvement"
l4 What is The difference between a COW hide
and apsrson's ,clothing!,s Tho one skins the
hide ,sand the other hides the skin l-isa .ls
o. BS~ He is contemplate fellow who sneaks
through life on.tiptoe, With his ears to thekey-
hole Of every beds,s business
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
KEROSE.s.E LAMPS.

z LAMP SHADES &>GAs SHADES.
a. large assortment containing many new and
beautiful styles. Gas shades as low IS 10 cents.
.-' SIT e. if1e. a. BELL D BRO. '
4 novel rrfH siasaH' II Apothecaries.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
Coal Oil Chilmneys,

4 N0THER lot of Extra Thick Annealed Chin
y neys--just receivedby BELL 4 BRO.,n
janl6 .-is1,slH ''7 : .1sl Apochecari6s..
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
N O T I G E

- WOOIIEN GOODS. = D.
The subscriber bas on hand and for sale q large
lot Of Drab and Gray Mixed fulled Linseys at
Wholesale or retail. Address the subscriber at
gonococheague Post Office. ....f. -
NOVEL 81 JNO. a, HUYETT.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-13
uoRsE BLANKETS.

z UFFALo ROBES AND SLEIGH BLANKETS. (.
Call and our supply as it was selected to plea
lovers Of comfort All bought this Fall by
... FREANER & MCDOWELL.
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The Consowtlon.

Congress have set Up Military U;c
'2tor>a+p The nave put into the hands
q: tie i'resl4en. almost uimited control
u II" eyed and 'ao parse. The Cons,
r5,puon ola sets ASIDE TIE authority Of the
@'ate" over tie iH.'l5ia, makes every able
o"d.ed eiuzen between the ages Of t"en-
y ana ioF'}"hEo years VIA insignificant
exceptions Ilan.e 10 the direct and ai1'tr-
'fy en- 81 tie i's-laent Tor military SER
Foe ~ .-e val, ahd SUI j.cfs persons to
summary arrest Tor "hi .haed rtienoo
a'd ,te '"Hee odi, sinias down the
"a ',l.- '"-d.&'io"s OF ne >'a.e and g!ve-
ne sf"e'"i government t"e mon"roIy o!
ms t'"i - ~ ..'5 ''.'' ~. at!"H an. "u;ao'o
"y % i'S- ...'''" n''''i'"s. i.i@sc Two
'he"'".0S @'9 .''l' @''9'. 70 S9ClHG'1e state
sovereignty anu Ftf'ooA, hoe'ty. but
No. 'e..>',o - hee"ed - maze me
'1>'''e'.t - "o-2 .".' y L,'e tzaf OF huS
a'.' ~ .. - lover which ne has here
'o.'.@ .'.' .aa "f"f'' corpus and de
'ia.. p t's.> 49,. cory wi'ere.
VI ..aie @s.- Wat she tonTcr' 2:jor
'.' It&&'S cT-E" .;',a d" .io. c'.aa0, be-
i"ec" certain age Hod wi,h certain *
cePHohS' ''2'!e t" The d"eo: and afb'tTaTy
ra', Of me President Tor military service.
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. Resistance to Tyrants is Obedience
to God"

The people OF the North are arousing TO
just appreciation Of their rights, under
and by the Constitution. Hon. JAMES
BnooKs, member of tie new Congress
from ssw Tolk, in recen: speech IN shas
city, Yluaicsted the cause Of opposition to
Abolition tyranny in tho following elo-
quent language:
Ir, Brooks said re vas an agi,ator till
the Constitution vas restored as i, was
HANDED down TO US. (Applause) With
in fyrtv-ci-t. hours in Congress the Con.
sti,aiion Of lie United States has been
;ra:npie1 under foo-, the Liberties Of the
people are lost, and a ds:stor has been APP
pointed. (Hisses aud eroans There
are three acts Of Congress that are revoIu
tlonary in spirit and meaning end intent,
and lie cried for their repeal. Trey were,
first, the indemnify bill second, me con
scr;p.icu act and third, the act vcstiug
the whole money powers Of the people in
one man. Against the first he protested
in the name Of God and human liberty,
and invoked Washington snd Franklin
and Adams and Jefferson from their graves
to shake their locks a: these horrible VIC
istioas Of the federal Constitution The
conscriPIion bill is an outrage, not only On
the Constitution, but on the liberties Of
the people. (CAesrs.) IFS vbole rnaehi-
nety Is framed IL sepg-ate and segregate
the people from their states. A man nav
be taken from his home and be transferred
h7 ms DICTATOR ever US 10 Louisiana, or
Missouri, Or Florida snY wAere-to fight
slde by side wiih some soldier he never
knew before e. By the side of negreos.'l
The states are broken do~n are crushed
There Is 10 be = consolidated de<po;ism
under the President OF the United States.
(Cheers.) There w&. once regular ar
my under the control Of the federal COR
erri.nep: and d Iniisia under the coatro oF
the slate, bat ti.is is overturned TIE
people ere deprived of IL hight q rial
by jurv, Of free speech and free disc.ss-
ION; and by the CONSUMPTION act he seize7
The sword in one hand to strike down the
PEOPLE. and by the banking law be takes
hold Of tia purse In the other AMI stands
forth the TeFv Improvisation Of despot'sIg
Ii Satan had invente! system. Of theft he
could no. have prepared better system 90
piunGer a:9i rob and mortgage The penpIs
than the Secretary Of the Treasury has gos
in this BANKING law. RereHse free speech
vas stricken down the spe sker would cry
the louder against these abuses, so help
him God. (C4eers.) The spirit Of the
people cannot be crushed out Let them
cry ous and despair not. Resis'snce-aot
by the carionch box wien uo have the bal,
.og tox-rosistsnce to tyran:s is obe2;ence
10 Cd These outrageous attachments
shal re pea ed. The time will come
when Ihev who are the su,bors ibis viii
.njnY vii 60 down 20 roslerjtv execcaeca
and damned il all history. They will be
held up 10 tic scorn and contempt Of this
aga and the curse Of all postcgity" (Great
checlirF)
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has been making money by tbs war. there
are few men who cannot purchase exemp-
ton from the draft /, is in the West,
where the agricultural class, especially,
has been suffering terribly in its pscuniary
resources because Of the war-where the
pioneers in settlement Of the country have
all they can DO By labor The hardest, and
economy the most rigid, TO make their
ends NEE: st the close of tle war
where the farmers. are burning ,hsir corn
for fuel, since it is cheaper than wood or
coal, and have for months been compelled
80 deny themselves many Of the necessary
les OF life, and are to dar n fearful wan.
Of clothioe, which they have rot where,
with 20 buv-iti IS in The West, we Say,
that the CONSUMPTION viii cary di-may
and leave desoIation is lis track. Chtca-
90 Times
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kD Probate.

hiauitowoc County Court. Ii tie matter Ct
the last VIII aud Testament oi Frederick Marx
deceased
~ reading ami fling an instrument in VIII
~ ting, purpoTtrg 10 be tbs last viii cad
testament Q! Frederick Mary, late OF the city Ct
New York, State % Mes York, deceased. and
also the accompanying petition OF Henry Eacht-
well OF the town OF G,bs on, EaI;towoe county,
State of Wisconsin, representing amarg Other
things that .ho said FreGe-icl, Marx lately died
at seia city of New YER, IN the STATE Of NeeF
\ DIRK; that said instrument il the last ri. and
testament q! sid deceased, aHd :uat 10. the I'D!
petitioner, is the identical Hrs'y Nachtweil
named 4 app 3in;"i IL and ty shc ,sii last
" Al sd tsa5,.raot executor thereof, and praying
that day De appointed for hearing the proofs OF
sand last vii! a4d t, st mgut; 1t ia Cr1artd,
That the proofs o. said Instrument be heard b.
fore the Judge Of this Court o. l.ooiay. tie
18Th DAY G! april, a D. 1868, at 1o"'clo, L, A.
a., at the Court House in the village Of ana
towoc; And It i further Os3ere3 That p. hlio
notice thereof be given T. al! per@oas Interested
10y pub!ishiaE q copy Of this or1yr for three
weeks su1c"seire'y, prior TO SAID day of 1ear~
ing. in tie Aanjtowoc Pjfof, Il weekly nev,2 larGg
printed at &anito~oc. Wisconsin,
Il $. PIERPOST, County JGlga.
Dated March !, 15G3
Gao. i. WOODS, Att'y Tor Petitioner.
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ged premises desigasted in said mortgages, to-
wit: Fractional Lot number one II, being the
west half Of the north east quarter OF Section
nun Der ed. se7enteen III ia Township TO TWEEN
ty-one q north Range no. t~euty-three l.3l
east, Containing Sixty-One IS loo acres, more
or less, ia the county Of Ganitowoc, State Of
Wisconsin.
CHARLES i. REUTER-, Assignee.
Fl S. PiEgPo>T, Att'y FOR Assignee
Dated Eanitowoc, March 1s, 1858,
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4 SrnAsos hCHoa.-A Washington
correspondent Of tho New York Ir'b"'se
gives AZ ex.g.ct from latter from G.
s. naval officer saying thas lie had inio7
nation on the authority Of an English Of
fioer that project is afoot n Eugiand
superintendent BY Napry 70 capture The
U. S Mediterranean squadron with iron
clals sad to lie nearly ready tor sea.
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Flax RArsiNa.-We earnestly call Il

FLAX RAIsINa.-We earnestly call the
.,ten,iop Of our agriculture! readers 10 the
importance Of Kissing lax the coming sen
son. The ground should be prepared tie
same gs for wheat and the see should be
sown As soon a. tha land is sufficiently dry
to work we'll Probably in this state the
time for sowing will range FROM the first
Of April to the frrt OF Mat. It mist
be profitable crop, so an acre of good
land will yield from nine TO twelve bush
els Of seed worth At present time 80 90
per bushel, which is good paving crop,
and if tho improved machinery for clean
ing the fiber should he put into practical
uss, the one or two tons of straw will be
very vs'ual ne, bu, if no improved means
Of cleauisv fLe fiber or cf Manufacture
re adopted, still. at the prssea prices Of
cotton and wool il viii paw IL clean and
manufacture it in the old fashioned map
!H,IncuEsS Neu,.
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..-.---azr--sz.---.,s-s4s-'F- sssS E
STECEr a CO.'S
LETTER "a" FAMILY sEw!sG HACEIt .

LsI EIs u d Kill RI " az Z 4 't4N -.
Hsi;h az! lis Esesnt Improvements,
Is the Hrsr and CHEAPEST aud MOST Bt -
TIrUL Of all Sesing Machines Tfs Va
chine will sew anything, from tie 7uoU,rg
OF suck 10 larletan 10 tie nlak;rr q -
Osercos.-any shing from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down 10 the eoftest GsGzs or Gossa-
mer Tissue, and IS ever reaiy 10 81 is
work 10 perfection. /. car fell, hem, l.a,,
gather, tuck, quill, and has capacity fs- .
grea. varsity Of ornamental work Til,
is not tie only Machine that can .e,I i..a.
bind, snd 20 forth, bu, Il vii 90 So ,-.ssr
thsn suy osher sschiGc. The Letter 4"
Family Sewing MacAine may Be ha3 IN a
gress varsity Of cabine, cases TIE To-G>
ing Case, which is now becoming - pop
ulsr is, a, It's maine irnpiios. one thu, en-
De folded into a box or ease, nt:1A, 4l,u
opened, makes tesuLifu'. substantial esd
spacious table for the work 30 re-; u1~a.
The csses aTe Of every imaginable Gss e4
-Plsn as she wood grey in it, pa.:.o
forest, or as e!abora.eiy Goi5hej IS ST. csu
make them.
Send for cory Of "SIsc,o !. Co.'s O..
rFrrsn
l II, SINGER & CO.
$50 hroajwar, : !
Milwaukee CfGce-I7 NewhaI ;lou-e.
s. w. SINH, Agen. in Mani,owoc
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To.CoRREsFoEDzsTs. Ito" o'tea rhusi
We state the fact that no correspondence
will be published in the Pslot unless the
author is known 10 Us. IL. A ID" Us
welcome, but she must give her name
for tie editors benefit alone.
A poem entitled Ireland written Is
an American iady Of Cato, will Gppesr nex'
week
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The CoHscarr1los Acr We shall pub
lish this newborn Abolition monster il
oar next issue. The principal point in i. IS
tina. every rich man who can spare $500
can stay at home. while the poor farmer,
mechanic, and laborer, viii have to ZOE The
mark, and MAKE themselves target< for
southern bul!atf
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WARS The USE "A friend AXIS us
why We do no. make reply % the personal
attacks of the Smut Machine. Our reply
is, that Tin Horns attacks always fall
stW born. What's Sic use?
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10 the People of the Town OF Mani
toWoc.

The Undersigned respectfully informs
the voters of the town Of Nanilowoc lhal
he is candidate for tie election 10 The Of.
fee Of Town treasurer, and promises, if
elected, to perform itssdutie. as iaithlu.i,
hereafter as be has in the past
\. NELSON.
Mani.owoc March 4, 1863
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g An attempt was made on the I2ih
NH, 70 assassinate Gen. BANk8 At New Or
leans. BY means Of a weapon known as Il
"Monte Chri,to pistol species OF air
gn, The Genera! was not hit and tic as
s.ssin escaped.
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Town Tickets I

We will print Tickets for the coming
Town Elections at lie rate of Fifty Cent
per hundred. Three hundred printed for
1926. Call a: The Pit oGfce.
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SpEzcE OF 5. s HAYEs.-TTs invite &
careful perusal Of the speech + Hon S. 5
HAYES, which viii be found on our first
page Ceming from bpsom friend Of tl3e
lamen.ed DoUGLAs, it canaos fail 10 com
mand respect from all PARTIES.
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aFEg.gg EErv,

'E7HiS HOUSE.: has been re-op anel, aa3 Il 20.
L resdy for gGes.s Thc-oIea rsra..s, sr.-
qrg7smcnts, AID additions haze been as,es &. A.,
present season. TIE interior Lad uategsa-s
camp'e.e change, 81 tia. .ao ''Hkh&sG l..l
fact Hep Moose. ~ faina hare been sp4.et
IN bt.'ng up aad urn5@.iag ca..,,y With Eo~
furniture. making j. contp!ete il AZ It's all All,
n1eate.
The Proprietor confidently believe. ne ant. =
ratss the wishes Of tho tEaygIg Die, bg Of
ORG ard Keeping tee "WALat&' 81 "a fs..-
s!a=s Pote!, aal hVteS 10 lcsE.. ,ne,t a. ,rae.-.
~ patronage
A. G. BENTLEY. Prynriyic~.
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G.. AF.EEs LAME. II. 3D..
Physician. Surgeon. and
i eco L CNERi

Office. opposite National Ro!el, York st.
Orders LETT AZ the National Hotel viii recsigs
prompt agtc,t.nn-
~ Coed references given.
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C1nculr CoUsr,-A BIZ has pss.oa sie
Senate, and will undoubtedly P9's he
House, changing the term. o. our Court
from the present time TO the fourth Mon
day Of Jun. and the third Adudsy of DE-
ceAbey.
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Fig Tie last accounts from Europe
state that the Polish instruction Wa
steadily spreading, and that the Poles had
repulsed the Russian troops in one or two
engagements. Austria is said to secretly
favor the revolt, while the kim Of Prussia
was disposed 10 aid Russia.
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Land for Sale.

The Northwest quarter cf Section u, in
the town OF Cato, is for sale For par;ica-
lars, enquire Of
JERE CROWLEY.
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MILIrARY Powgn or TIE .hoyAL STATE.
The New York Kera'4 estimates the
number of able bodied fighting uen, sub
ject 20 draft in the loyal States and terri
tories under the CONSUMPTION act at no:
less than 100000 This is exclusive o.
the men Hlrea6r in The service
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We wat Al Agent in every town IA Mantle
wee county 10 crntIac. for tie sale q Trees be-
rwesn this and tbs tins Of their delivery is
Aap;to1oc IL ths Spring, We viii spssan &C
our Tres 70 &c s5aad. and viii Pay Ageata
price at sill cut them Those Who wish 80
engage 9'rsas. e ae. as Agsnts, oar sPpig u
JEHE CROWLEY at SfauitoSoc, or to shs uns
dersigued at Oahh1sh, Wis
O'RRIEs & SURF
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GHice Sup't. eff Schools,

EAsITowoc, CoUsrY, Jan. 10Th, 1863.
The County Superintendent can bsfound
a. the Office Of the County Judge in tbs
Cour. House, on Saturday Of each week
during bis business hours from 10 A. N ,
to 3 F. n, and o, such other day. .,
hiA oEeia. du.es will permit
z= j. W THOABS,
Superintendent.
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Dllp-In this village, on the 10Th inst,
WA.aIsGroN GooDEaor, aged Sc years.
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4 a GLE
l. - r. = /. &
4sessih stde Of tie River, Alaa.sosce, W's
HEN IN BERN t.z2

respectfully Informs shs public Of Mamie
voc town ana counsy, ssd surrounding
country, tas: be has recently puTch $3.50
tbe Drug and Medicine store formerly KEEP,
hY LfUBssS i RuptGrR, On tha corner 81
Franklin and Eighth sIseeta. soulh aide o.
tie rivss, sad shxs IN addition 30 shair
large stock, he il constantly adding 70 ard
the same H4 bss large
sud extensive a..oYlmeut Of TURN
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T7KE CNDKRaiSS Ed Ehas; ope4,d new
i Stage Route !rcra yan:towoa 10 .eDast.-
le2yiag H2ui;oroc aoEdays, y sauesiays and
Fridays ct O'Clock :. N, reaching Hcuashs s.
6 c'ciofR sane ds,. Retu'c;n", i'll I.ass :ic,
rarAs i, the morning at O'Clock On Tursdsvs,
Tan"siarl snt Saturdays and arrive al sazto>
woy 1T o'eiot, III tie evening, sa3 esq PRO-
coed IA TEG KveGs me ssUa dos ov livery ecu
ssyanGe.
Tais s tbs sas7test cs5iast oas. AID ct-a PES
route ffoa x1ni.owoC TO tbe Railroads | ear.
r. tbs L. s E.j,a and au bsa1d % MIKE ssr-
leetiops ~iis tae seVsrs! Railroad Trans for
Milwaukee,, chicago. Gsaisou, J., Crosse. Greea
Bay aud al ogher Northern y. Eastern, Weston
and Southern ci.,.s
PASSENGERS % |. isr oEts will save T~enty-
-Four hc.rs tix-, Fifty miles OF stagirg and
Three poiisis 10 nlo.,eF over say o;hsr rnlt.
OEe.s AZ tse Nsl.onsl Ho:s!. Slsi.ogoe and
as IA. S4rronshs Es.se Asua,ha.
yuOs. WIN UIhiE, Proprietor.
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To the Public.

DR. FRANZ SIHoN desires 20 iafern Lis
- patients ard the public that business vii
couIpsi him TO be absent for sevslal weeks, and
that he hs. left his accounts with his vito for
settlement, and hopes that all owing him will
cell and pay ~. Those who have accounts.
sy.ias. him viii have tiem settled by esiire A.
above. Dr. p eIaOE.
January %, 1863.
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Ey Col HoBARr, Of the 21st Regi-
nent, hae arrived at his home in Chiffon.
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81 In New York on Tuesday. geld
was worth 62a63 c.
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Fruit Trees Fruit Trees !!

JETE. the undersigned, offer for sale for the
w spring OF 1858, the fo'io~ing Varieties OF
Eruits. daocrihei q t0lows:
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Diseases ot'tha Eve & ClcS..

ry7HE undersigned, knowing from oxpes't-e>
L that 70 possess any knowledge o. the p. ~
nls OF aiscAsc Q! IN.
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j. has 70 be
WADE the S2ECTtL STUB =
OF the a.yaic.l man, and to neLe fh,s e,a.,g d.,
fectnai ana Ct any ~ etios' us' to .ae ~.,:. 49,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23
Comforting Preeeae.t..

"A veteran observer" writing in m.
New York Times depreca,es the rener.,
deprsssion at the slow progress and III
success OF the war as IN reasonable
comforts Us with the following precedents
in our own history
BE patient, and the end will .oon
come. All events are conspirinu "a g;va
full effect TO the immense prepartions Ne
have made. 1t will soon be known vh.t
Gvd intends to bring out Of thin vast 3.
ny Of elements. Our revolationarv ~,
was seven years; our war with Enrland
three ysars; our war with Mexico two
years. Our war now has only been !
year and half; and, mark, We are lust be.
ginning % understand wsr. There il .
parallel between this and the war Of lals
40 which i quite instructive. Mr.. MA.
asou was a. amiable ~ Mr.. Lincolng ana
could not look upon blood with compos
ure. 10 fact, he was opposed to the work
o. nis party. At the very first election
subsequently, the Fsderalists carr;.d
sevesA St-tes, one Of which ~. NJ.
1sfk, and Madison narrowly e.e.raa h.
ing defsatsd. The Secretary of War
WAS Or. Eustis. revolutionary doctor
Inc Secretary Of the Navy vas Pau]
Hemllton Who knew nothing ahout Il
and F'nknsy, the Attorney General -.
opposed 70 the war. Hull disrr,csfnll,
.srrsadred, and Eustis was Dut onE 4,
!ohn ArmstroDg, author Of the .Ns..
berry letssrs" and in 1914 W,shi.ctcr
surrsndersd. and the capitol w. burnsd
Armstrong resigned, and Monroe suo
eeedsd him. kussia proposed : medi
alton. L was two years after the decla.
anon etfors the var M prusscat>d vitl
vigor. Then Jacob Brown, and Andrsi
jackson and young Scott, with his dopb
Y regiment sPpsarsd Rpon tho It'd
chippewa. Ningsra ard New Orleans fcl
lowed, and the war closed il rlorg. ~,
aayy aisnaised itself aeinst Is 1.lxerL.
Of old England, and fit sets ! 49, p
will do it again. Such il democr,cv r.
var; weak in the beginning. atro.. i.
slo.a us. ~ patient then, and every
S;..s. ~n'In lowers upon our house will
God IS. as Se.ole the coming sun, ualssa
80 - uecrsed our downfall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-23

Inc fsiowoS touching aud bsastifui iipss are taken
fsn "AsComb's PrsSytsrAsn Alulsnac .ua H..
nsnbsrancer for 1855" This IL an irish wort. ana
among the many other excellent articles IL contains il
tHs following lines, which We rs-pubIish, that our
inends may see what the good people Of the Ems,.s
lsls think Of us:
VwAi-casii warfare i-wos, wee h The dsy
When brother meets broshsr in hstsls srrayL
when mosAers fond love and the dawn Of young /, r.
Are fofEotteain scenes Of unnatural strifsf
~ mssnslh the confiict f--God eiyeth r,ply-
Inc sfoans Of ths slave have asdended on high
= "in strike on his fsuers and cas them away:
Ser vengeance h mine--l viii surely repay ~
~ I'VE s'1 OF oppression, Of murder ana STRIFE
'hs parting OF husband from children and wife;
- 'ns ireh maj sntereth the Soul OF he slave;
~ Ans pones u the tortured that cry from thr rrays
- 'hs Aus'ion-the traihe the carter for soid
~ The inani uuoorn thai Ia doom ed 10 IL. .o,a
Sod eaiieth In anger, Iolpmbia. to thee.
Oh w''h OF The plague spot, repent. and b. fr.ei
y hah thee, columbia. bright ssm Of The Wan
Where our Pilgrim Fathers found fr..aom ana -,
May thy ''star .Spanged" banner in u..cs :.
Anu Me light ofthy faith be the light OF the vorldt
AvAant, dire contention lie rec var vim, INV A,.h
sAAi 'ns lamp of The Gospel be shro udsd In prht,
shal brethren be foes whose belief d lie ssms
"hias one Lord and Master they equally c,.imp
vhfeeme and he one With the old fasherlAnal
oulssa, suiwark Of strength W. will stxnd;
Inc nng a0ms, and peoples, aAl stations shall own
ihs congress aud senate, ana Atbion's throne.
o'sa' Protestant empire we hahn thee IN love.
oh'ea' stronghold OF freedom we'll prove.
Aaas ~ ocean betwssu m, unfetisred ven be-
o"'ine' - Inc biiiows, yet one IS the sea