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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

and Holders, Pencils, Rubber, Drawing and Com.
s.ss sGssn sna ps'i' SssYfS tst &C., rsss'o Ink
-sw ~H' q. asssrssGSTsE; ssrss,S .srs...
HARDWARE.
JOHN r. ELvANs'
JOHN R. ELvANs,
JOHN r. ELvANs,
,os PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
aos PENNsyLvANIA AVENUE,
800 PENNsYLvAEIA AVENUE.
wAREHeusE-saa G STREET NORTH, AND 8,
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
METAL WORKERS. STOCK.
Consisting In part as below
Lead, In pigs, bars, sheets, and pipe,
Tin, In pigs, bars, and sheets,
ZIne, IN pigs and sheets,
Copper, In ingots, bars, and sheets,
Iron, band, sheet, and plate,
steel, Cast, tsQusre, Gosu,s sad os'asoa,) Machine
ry, troSad,l Tire, Spring, Blister, &c,
Russia sheet Iron,
Galvanized strap Iron,
&c, Ao., 40.
BLAcKsMITHs AND wHEELwaIGHT MATE
NAL
Huhs, spokes, Eellsss, CirGles-oak, ash, hickory,
elm and gum,
Shafts, Poles, singletrees-oak and hickory,
Axles, common and patent, Black and Bright Flip
tic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts, Washers, Ferrules, kIailesble Castngs, Fel-
loe Plates,
Philadelphia and Eastern Carriage and Tire bolts,
factory prices,)
stump Joints, Axle Clips, Top Props, Knobs and
BUTTONS,
niers, shoeing Knives,
Bar Iron and steel, In every grade and size,
Enaneled Duck, Drill aud Muslin, tN msnufse.
turers' rates,)
sc, &C., Ac.
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE
Green, Brown, Rluo and other coiored Canvas,
TUT buttons, all Solors,
Tufting Twine,
Upholsterers' Hammer,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curled Hair,
yphoiststers' Taeks, Light Tacks,
Finishing Brads,
Bl ~ and Iron Screws,
nlina and Window Fasteniugs and Trimmings,
Castors-Bed, Chair, Table, and soeket-Brassa and
Back Saws, Escuteheons,
screw Rings, 30.
Drawer, Cupboard, TIN, Chest, Box and TRUNK
Locks In great variety.
&c,, Ac, &e
BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
Planes-Bench, Sash, Piow, Bead, Rabbet, &e.
Chisels and Gusgss-Firmer, Socket and Turner's
braces and Ritts,
Rraces without hits, extra Bits,
Hammer, Hatchets,
Hand Pannel and Rip Saws,
Glmiet.pointed screws-iron and brass,
| Locks and Latches,
Knobs, Essutcheons, 40,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
Squares, Bevsls, Lsvsls, Compass Saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, strsg, I and Hook,
Hinges, HAsps-s, y and 10 Inch,
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, &c,
Nails and spikes, cut and wrought,
sc., 80, &c.
AGENT In the district OF Columbia for
" Putnam hammered Horse Nails,
" Diamond State" Horse shoes,
&C and P" Horse and Mule shoes,
auia-3m
" RID W A X K R-lkON, AMI
Ill sTkEL.
| Hardware, BAr-lron, Steel
| Horse Nails and shoes
| Diamond state AhOelnQ IrouN
| Axles and Axle Boxes
springs, Carriage and Tire Bslts
| Hubs, Spokes, Eelloes, Shafts
| Duck, Drill and Canvas
| Wheels, Buggy and Wagon Bows
| HAiroloth Springs
| Excelsior, Tow, Hair
| Castings of all kinds
| English and American Nsrnishes
| A large and complete stock Of the above con
| stantly on hand.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

TEE only place whsrc .cs can purchase hsdi
Rubber goods Of ali kinds d hswSf fslw0s prices,
4 HALL. s sass ssE 81 sas
streets. maf 2s-d
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

SEsRRTgso GoyERsMEST PRoPERTY.-J. d.
McAyoy was committed to the Gusrdhouse yester.
day by Colonel Baker, who ordered him to be held
for orders, on the charge OF seeieting Government
nrnnertN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

VINO WILL N CunlD Df-We desire 70 cal
brated Dr.. veilny which appeafs In anothsr solumi
The Doctor 10 safe and reliable who's
tunste vietin Of certain ndsefstions ean with CON
ddence intrust his ease In his hAnds. Let younl
men bs warned In time, and sssk Tie best meAns o
eDliefs
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
REGULAR SERIES,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
MISS MILE FOWLER, Prima Dsnseuse, from
EMMA FOWLER, the beautiful Danseuse and
Vocalist, will arrive In the steamer City of Lon
don, and appear at this establishment on Monday
evening next. Au3l
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

uRoRsErowN Liquor sKLLnBs.-Lieutenant
smith Of the patrol, 10 directing his attention
70 the "Whisky Mills F." OF Georgetown. The pro-
prietors OF two Of them were brought before JUS
tice Ferguson yesterday, charged with selling II.
quor TO soldiers. They were each fined the regular
amount OF twenty dollars. The names Of the par
ties are Henry Reoner and Nicholas May.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1853,
A GRAND MATINEE,
with
HE MAI A d O u z Z N
/ MANAGERIAL CARD.

SEATS CAN BE SECURED rouR DAYS IN AD
VANCE, by application At the Theatre, between
the hours Of 4, IN, and d, m, au30
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
THE DRAFT.

g SUBSTlTUTES' HEADQUARTERS.
~ The highest prices will be paid for SUBsTI-
TUTEs for DRAFTED men. Those In want OF
substitutes will find It TO their interest to apply
at the Intelligence and Real Estate ONCE" No,
GIL Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
ly10-tt N. X. MILLER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
wHrrszuHsr's oArLnay, ~ PnHns!LvANr!

WHIrnHuRsI's 0ArLnni, ~ rnrssnLyANIl ~ siIvl!
AvEnur, OWES nTELkonAia iaOtv.Cn.-,WnUenuLI.s
tSrss pyfsniuns n IL soustsy, also, medal !,
the Worlds Iair n Lendoe, pr supsttor work
All the rare, Zee his pAotogfaphs IN eolors. Fol
sae, Card Photograph ef distinguishsd nenj also
views OF Painttsgs II Ne notuSda q the Capitol
tendod to, sa-fa
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

ATTEMPTED TO SMUG0LE LIQUoR.-Thomas
Downs yesterday was arrested At the Navy Yard
bridge, by the guard on duty there. On his person
esa founA . large quantity ol wh'stey' which he
was trying to suggle ACROSS to the camps, ior the
purpose OF retailing It to soldiers. Captain Todd
committed him to the Guardhouse, where he will
be kept until some other avocation than selling
Uardent - can be found for him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
FOR SALE OR RENT.
PROFESSIONAL.

II A ID . u NbT UNITED
,. s1Ey .s ei l. of r: Ts
against lie United stsiss, growing out Of the pres
ent war, ineluding the Accounts and Claims Of
States, Contractors, and Disbursing Onioe.i applL
seized or captured, and for compensation for the
use Of private property for Government purposeA
And for damages for the injury OF such property BY
the army, for military pay, pensions, and bounty
lands; and for distributiye shateS ~ maasys pays.
be the Tyessasy and due TO nfb-Sontraotors and
They will also give legal advice to claimants
contractors, and to unprofessional agents In lti.
gated sasssi and prepare written arguments when
With nonresident Agents who may send them
claims, an equitable division Of oommissions VIII
UndiIputed Demands will 10 collected and
promptly rernltted tof kconahissIon Of from hall
snonnt; I shd neEoais sti6nS with tEe Department,
conducted on maasssts termi. i..,. ,,.
perfen6f, Xpa . minuts knowledSe Of the ex.laws,
regulations, riles, and preosdents governing that
Glass Of business at the Departments, they hope TO
render their services useful to claimants and public
creditors.
and officers Of the Government; and especially, BY
permission, to the Hon. ELISHA WHIrTLEsEy, First
Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Address Messrs. BIGGERk SHERMAN,
on.:, No, SIS , street, asS Fis4s saa Vim Vim
nENSIQNS, BOUNTlEs,
f. Ahe ShteHHA. HHAi.i'sIF i%'s2IF sSs ssbsI1Ssi5 1s5rmsrrv.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

N. D. Editors Of papors publishing the above card
Will be entitled to my services to the amount Of
thsir charges. T. f. L.
dec NV
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

. COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPIroL.-Captain
Todd YESTERDAY committed the following parties
to the Old Capitol VIM. +. olive, A. +. Coire and
,tsHry Willisns, three citizens, who were sent up
by Gen. Fatrisk a. spspicions ehsraSters. Eleven
dssertsrs, who were also sent up from the army
under sentence Of court-martial, were committed,
as well AZ L. Ewell, Chas. Wright, Jas. Giblir and
Michael Tower, Suspicious characters, who claim
to he British subjects.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03
AUCTION SALES.

DY J. @. MCGUIRE q CO., AUG.
RIAsor LOT OF oED 6IGShEns caIsIrs ru,rrru,r.
Iron, &C., AT TAUCTION.-OnM MONDAY ATTFn.
NOON, September TN, q o'sloek, a the east
Carpets, Furniture, Iron, Ae., ks.
Terms cash. JAS. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
sepS-d AuotionNefS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

DIsoRpsRLT AND TRYING TO EscAPs.-
Lieut. Brockins, a discharged officer, was yester-
day arrested by the guard on duty at the Depot
man named Atkins was also taken with him. It
seems, the Lieutenant was acting in a very dis
orderly Msnner. and gnart being sent after him,
AtkinS, who was II company win him, intertered
guard recognis islng him. They were both committed
to the Guard-house, to bs examined by Captain
Merritt to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

sA1p TO AAyr zsUsib HIS RAss.-s4muel
Russell, huekster, who has pass to carry little
articles up 10 the vioiHity OF Drainesylle to SELL
wss arrsstsd yesterday BY the guard At the btidse
y Nho thought he had more salt and other articles
on his wagon than was allowed. Captain Todd
committed him until an investigation oan be made
Of his case.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

SHOOTING A Cow.-Jacob Teal, 10Th New
York, was committed to the 0lardhouss by Capt.
tSls, % t,,s charge Of shooting COW belonging
10 poor woman. The aesutei stated, 10 extenu-
kti6n, that he wis sentinel on duty, and the cow
came along. Ne challenged her, bEi she not gvisg The
couAinstsh, he fred upon her ladyship. Wsdo not
tpoa whether he had orders to take the counter
t;yn'irdm evef thing psssing, but CAHt TODD will
probably decide In day or two. We look for his
DECISION with anxiety, a. It will BE- interesting to
guards doing sentry duty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-03

evening, and evident satisfaston was not lacking.
M. slnn nay we'll congratulate himself upoa ths
success Of his new company. Miss Fannie Wilson,
uary are really excellent In their beauty and magic
effectiveness, having rseovsrsd from her indispo-
sition, will appear toaight. FE--s'N s''
vARrlrIns.-Thls place Of amusement Is %
lively and attractive q svsF.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04


ie.ts,s Fss uee"sttsso o"e,s,.e.
- Will, NOf aftLflfN MYSELF ny
sufrOaiNu THAT WI llANl ANY
WARRANT ~ ftiE CONSTITUTION
fnR 1llis PROCEEDING rus TALK
uf nlsloRiNu fllf UNION As IT
WAS UNDER tlt CONSTITUTION ~
II ~, IL ONE or fiih AnsuRntflta
MiilCn 1 HAVE HEARD REPEATED
UNTIL HAVE hfCoME ABOUT SICK
ui 1T Tho Union can never be- restored ~ u
WIS, There are many things which render such
al event impossible, THIS UNION NEVER
SHALL. WITH Ny CONSENT hE m
STORED UNDER rHE CONSTITUTION
As IT ~, WITH SLAVERY TO hE PRO
fktfkD ny III Hon fhaddeus Stevens
the Administration leader IN Congress
New, see the contrast.
II KNOW THE DEMOCRACY OF THE
NORTH. I KNOW THEM NOW IN
THEIR WANING STRENGTH I ia
Nor KNOW 4 POSSIBLE DISUNON
IST AMONG THEN An. | BELIEVE
THEY WILL BE AS FAITHFUL To THE
UNION NOW AS THEY WERE IN THE
BfGONE DAYS WHEN THEIR RANKS
WERE FULL, AND THEIR CHALLENGE
TO THE CONTEST WAS ALWAYS THE
WAR-CRY OF VICTORY.-lWm. H. Sew
ard, 1861.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04
MEpicAL.
Dr. Ludiam'- specific,
donOrrhua elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS az rae ORGANS or
sGNtuAtto>.

f0,HE fleaauhaa, ~ eummaaly called elsp q alss
II auttIus maIait, sfli D. tea eel kHas g. Fs4uife
ani explanation b easy a. he set haiti 4 aiffaii o.
ct fiea ~ q b eniarsninh hat Tee sanifsl u pei
ssass al casses ~ sff -h.ih ieal. saa lfmAlss go
ana paaf bath mafFief ans ssie sHhaash sstfeatis-
saus a. ll.lf 80 distressing ald sulnelisa fatal mtsa
daa se ihf lfsslnfsi - whilh, hat fenffsllg hsse
than The asasss fssf TIE eeuHseu fashiaesiis
Treatment l. hfs a. deprive You ~ al hasinfss, hen
eanss ooaFss ~ saTsalisn-Aung bread aI.d tss,
Cruel tnf ~ fiops feu muf lhfnhs tied,
euppsd 90 aehed esatiled wilh nsasea 80 Hifdenes.
fseTg lee daYs the medicines ale chsnesd. and ansf
mauis' treatment ~ this Ny, Shish thf pstset
Nth great fsTudf isaF - ekposufe ~ u a-
shsrsed. discharges himself sith ffatif uTttef,
swefd tester, fusFfeneni II The pfoslfsis glands
dseass ~ the neck 81 the bladder.
fhs specific, which acis iiks charm ~uhsfr~ desss
nn oae Diseases anfsqn pleasantletake, SUD shth
has cured thousands New Vera Philadelphia hsiti.
more AID many II the southern cities. certain ard
eectuai remedy that nakes rapid sndpermsaent cure.
Without regard eist, drink - exercise. sNospt ~rest
hng, JuuFanE oNef-sfFaiuinr. fhif remedy = an
eqaAird ~ thing ye discovered Coz h~ cure u these
diseases IL extracted from paats. aud l. per
f~ety safe. "a Pur~y veTe'-ie o. contains tsr-
curry % that !en can eApose yourself o. al kltds n
weather without the lesst danger from the Medicine
And ~ Yen careful Ia wrapping year paste zee
will have taste smell hom n, that Yea not
deprived from going into company, o. being deiociedh ny
neArest friends.
This j. no quaok necine remedy discovered
used with immense success by regular Ihy siCan. and
confidently recommended - the unfortunate.
CACTlON-Soue l. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor W Davidson aruund the boz. All IN
Engagements Of trade marks will be prosecuted With the
W DAVIDSON sole Proprietor.
Tincinnsfh ohio.
Sold hy Druggists generally Jan2S-denis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04

tgwE AN AUTHORIZED 10 Az
ssauas npk aafa0N ns sha aals 81 tlaeellmsn IA
"a sls'h wsgh sssss 90 fhe aulslaH "a ts fews-Esis
uuloe taHsenlleH
tN-JonN EuRcu - 4 DEMOCRATIC
candidate ~ eeaaeilmaa Ia ,he sslh ward ~ 'es
. ssaas.i - a..as psnocRAfz.
TIN, NORTH ~ A CANDIDATE FOR
e,uuelmsn hF che sislt wad. salisel - tha asssaa
efihs i~mesFils Censsafos q ssii wsr
WNR roR-PLrAsf ANNOUNCE
E,n. T. HUFFMAN a. = candidate ~ - Ramla alton
feF he enioe Of counei.eau - the pm wsFa
tBsMR EDIToR-rLEAsEA ANNOUNCE
PATRICK HANRAHAs - candidate fos street Gem
msslauT su5se, the dsesis of'hs IsmaeFs'ie Goa
yentiou. MANY DEMOCRATS.
IT, MR. FDITOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Lieut. n, :, GARNER, late II RFaekens Cavalry, a. a
candidate Tor City Marshal subject the decision Of the
Union Democratic Convention,
CONSERVATIVES.
tT-THR FRIENDS OF = G. LEARY AN.
noun,e him candidate ~ rB Attorney, subject 10
the decision OF the CITY Democratic Convention
To- MIR EDITOR LEASE AN
rounee nUGHEY SLAvfS a, ,aufidaie for Stree,
coumss ,ublect the decision of the Democratic
Union Convention. and obliec MANY VOTERS
~ EDITOR SENTINEI-PLFAsFA AN
nounce c. e wERBE As a csnddite Tor Mayor, subject
to the decision e the Democratic "onse-i'on.
If MR. EDITOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
the n,me of s GOLD a. candidate Tor City Clerk,
suhjec, the decision Of the Democratic Convention
~ EDITOR sENTINEL-PLEASE AN
nounce ALPHONsO 5. BURT a. Democratic candidate
for City Marshal subject to the decision II the conyen'
ton MANY VOTERS
sa~ EDITOR SENTINEL-PLEASE AN.
nounoe the name Of r PRoTZNAS a. a candidate for
City Attorney subject the decision of the Democratic
Convention MANY DEMOCRATS
tT EDITOR SENTINEL-YO ARE
requested by m.ry citizens the Of
WILLIAM VI. HARRISON. Fsq.. a. candidate Tor City
Clerk.
Y- PLEASE ANNOUNCE THE NAME
Of DAVID 8 McKERNAN as candidlte for the Office Q,
City Attorney subject the decision Of the Democratic
Convention.
- EDITOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BEEBE. Esq. win eonscn, submit his name 10 the
Democratic Municipal Nominating Convention. as a can.
ddae for the Mayor the etv Of Indianapolis he
will be supported by many citizens of the 9th. s,h &
4th. ID. ri. 9Th It'll aud 5ih wards
~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
nounoe the name Of GEoRGE " PITTS a. ,ndldstc fo
Mayor. subject the decision IT The Democratic unot
Convention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04
FOR r EMIT.
NOTICE.
To Holders of City Orders.

u Office T. HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PERSONS
holding City ORDER, is-ued before the 1t Of july
ls69. tbs: prepared redeem the same; md that
ch orders w bear interest only 10 this date April
I>sS. JOS. X. ENGLISH.
aTs7-di- City Tressnr~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04

RkiNol .Ds-MoOuAr-A Christ Church. ON the
evening Of April ID, by Rev J. Hocomb, Gen. David
Reynolds Of York Pa to Miss Jennie NJ MeOuat Of this
city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Partnership.

lSpIANAroiis, April =, 1s6a.
1--WE PARTNERSHIP HERETD FORE EXISTING BE-
! tween Ruge-, Caldwell " 4 Two q j. this day DIS.
foved by mutual consent. q. J. RuRer Withdrawing from
the firm. The remaining partners alone authoriz,t
20 settle ia business Of the late firm
OIL. BrGFR,
J. NJ CALDWELL.
~. h. AINOkD
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Wan DEPARrNES1. ApJ GENERAL's OFFIcK. I
Washington, March 10, 1868.


Washington. March -. 1868. I
Social Order. No. ll9-I Extract
- By direction OF the President the following
officers are hereby dismissed the service of the
United States: Lieutenaut-A J Edgeriv. In
New Hampshire volunteers. for circulating Cop
perhead tickets" and doing ~ ia his powes to
promote the success of the Rebel cause in his
State.
By order OF the Seere,ar, of War
l. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
To the Governor OF New Hampshire
The ..Copperhe-d" ticket alluded TO received
four thousand votes more than ihs Adminisira-
ton or Repubiican ticket IL seems be
crime, therefore. ia the ewes OF the AJniuistra
ton. 10 sSmpaihize With the majority of the PEG
pie Of the lcyal State Of New Hampshire
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04

The undersigned have hi day formed copnrinership
under the title 81 Alvord caiwel Alvord for the pgr-
pose Of tranSactV the Whole ale Grocery bu ness
will continue "a The old stand Of Ruger, Caldwell X AL
word. Is FAST Washington street.
Thankful for at favors respectfully solicit from
the former cu.tomers q tie house and the pubic con
truation Of their patronage which has been literally
bestowed upon IN r r. ALyOKD,
CALDWELL
apT4dlw II. II. AIv0Rn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04

he following order Is exuiiiagly published
in the Concord New Hampshre) Democrat. al
ultra Abolition paper:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04

tswE AN AUTHORIZED 10 A.
esa,as nUg alatsns a. aha iall o. t.asgllmsH "a
"a us'h Wi sshsg' 90 lhs ap lsnH - its isl-Fais
lulaa snHtenlsH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04
-"Sl ctch every rerve,
Aud press with sigor on

10 the salvation Of your country You must win
public couhdrgce los your purity. YOU must chal.
ienge public respect by your Intelligence Above
all aud before all. without one ustants heits
lion, without pleading Que solitary excuse. YOU
must bc true tO the principles of civil liberty.
You muSt learn that those principles nte 10
chance productions OF the 'piping times q. peace
hut that they atc the rules which IN all times OF
tranquility aud IN all times OF commotion have
been eVolN Ell out Of the wisdom Oi ages. To- save
" from the mad thirst or arbitrary power that
has again and again seized upon highly civilized
nations aud destroyed the hopes OF mankind
fGreat applause
Preparing yourselves in this way Cor the great
task that i before YOU. YOU will he able Ia ap
prolcl the difficult problem Of this war with "A
firm aud fearless step You will that this
problem presents Ia YOU the alternatives of con.
-cuting to dismemberment Of the country or
of preventing that ACKNOWLEDGMENT by rever
sal of the popular and governmental action
which has made il so nearly an accomplished
tact You will soon hear il said 10y those who
have urged on the upon this most disas
trOus policy that IL j. too late now; that tie
breach can never he closet; that the South
must be permitted 10 90 in petce just here.
then. precisely here. before all Is give M Ia
the control OF the extremists North AMI South
YOU must inierpose You have a right TO have
other measures and other cOunsels tried
fGhetrs You are numerically m ,iotity IN
NJ last four of the .rse-t = Sc m the Union
You must rsatfully demand tn, The Constiu
ton With ali H. guarantees. be rendered Ia the
revn'Ied, Sfste>: and YOU may rghtufly 10 all
that can assure the reolle of the South Of It's
protection. without calling upon oui Governments
t. change it, military attitude Cheers |
know we'll enough the insidious answer that il
made Ia tbs snsges'tpn: how confidently we are
told thrt The South would Iejcci your offer with
scorn. Blu ! tel You that hi,t,r, rs never seen
n case cot VT. tleign or civil IN which a nation
could al,-,,lve Sse,l from the inpr,l responsibility
OF doing ,r.t. bv asserting beforehand that IL
knew iis adversary would de- ~rung The ele
rnent- of 4 moral jud gment "a lot exist ia al
vance OF ,uo M offer, either in tie conirOver>e.
at nafi"',> in the controversies ct ind, hi,al-
Whatever Others niaN think. ar s,y, or DO. YOU, !
ttu-,. will act upon principle which ! am per
suadel rests upon moral foundation that no
soplrssry and no casniSiry successfully as
sail. IT, after such an offer. the still be
carried on. no language eau overstaie the advan
tase that would be gained Ia the visor of its pros
ccufion
And here. gentlemen, close One path Of
duty i clearly open before can see no
other now. Sufficient unto the day j. the evil.
srilicien, unto the day j. the duty thereof He
VINO does thai one duty in firm and humble
faith IN the providence of Goo prepares himself
ior clear perception of the next that may arise
in the future.