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Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
INPoRr AET sEIEURla. I, p
THREE REBEL STEAMERS WITH LARGE
QUANTITIES Of CoETRABAHD If r
GOODS SEIZED r.....r...
CArRo, Feb. 10, 1868.

OAIkO, feD, IV, I6BJ,
Hon. 0tdeon Welles, Secretary Of he Mary,
The steamers Rowea, White Cloud, and
Knapp have been seized as "prizcs" by gunboat
New Era aSor near Island No. 10, for contain
ing contraband goods, such as ''quInine" and
morphine" in large quSntitlos-arms, Con-
fcderato uniforms, army blankets, and othor
general merchandise, contraband Of war. Tho
White Cloud had on board a large rebel mail
containing important information. The steam
er Home was seized by Admiral Porter and
sent up here from below. r.'.n
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

sUPT. KENDALL KnLED.-Intolligonc has
been received here that Mr.. B. +. Kendall, su
perintendent of Indian Affairs for Washington
Territory, was shot dead a short time since, by
person with whom he had had a Newspaper
controversy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

THE CASE OF DR. WILMER DECIDED.-The COM
missioners appointed to examine into the case OF
the Rev. DR.. Wilmer formerly rector of 81. Marks
Protestant Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, have
closed their lSbors and submitted their report to
the President. 1t will be recollected that DR.. W.
was arrested while returning from Richmond, on
suspicion Of being spy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
The Hank BIII.

The House has been discussing tho above
named bill to-day, and the main question was
ordered at two p. M, and as we go TO press the
prospect is that II will pass as 1t came from tho
Senate, although attempts were making to dc.
feat il by motions TO lay upon the table.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

WoRKMEN At THE NAVY YARD ASK FoR MoRI
PAY.-A large delegation OF employees OF the navy
yard, few days since, waited upon the member
of the Naval Committee to solicit such an increase
of wages as would be commensurate with the in
creased prices Of the necessAries Of life.
The delegation was cordially received, and q
promise given that the matter would be immedi
ately considered The delegation were led to be
lieyo their request would be granted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
Cen. HnnLnr

Joseph Hooker, major general of the volun-
teer forces of the United States, an office which
expires with the war, was yesterday confirmed
by the Senate as brigadier general of the rcgu-
lar army-a life office.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
Sad Accident at Fort MarahnII--A NAVY
Onicer Killed.

Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock. an ac-
cident occurred at Fort Marshall of the most
heart-rending character. On the occasion of
the visit of Major General Butler to this CITY IL
had been arranged that, in company with Gen
schenck, tho various fortihcatiOns in and
around the city should be visited. The gene:
rails accompanied by their stats and other Off
GERS, among whom was Commander Maxwell
! woodruff, OF the United States steamer Cline
rome, which vessel is now undergoing repairs al
Philadelphia, after Inspecting Forts McHenry
and Federal Hill, visited Fort Marshall. and
were soon engaged In examining that import
ant post, which had been constructed while
Gen. Butler was In command In this city. Com
mander woodruff, IN company with another
onlcer, was walking on the rampant or parapet
while salute was being fired in compliment 10
Gen. Butler, and was Immediately in front of a
32-poundor when II was discharged. The wad
struck him on the calf of the left leg, the flesh
OF which was completely torn off, and a por-
tion of the calf of the right leg. Those of the
party in the vicinity, and who had preceded
him, ofwhom Gen. Schenck, Rev. V. A. Coop
or, Chaplain of the 18th Connecticut, and a son
Of the deceased, Capt. Max Woodruff, were of
the number, Immediately ran to him as he fell
and cudeayored to render him assistance, but
after gasping several times he expired, only
surviving two or three minutes.
Surgeon Carlton, of tho post was immcdl-
ately summoned, but found him dead on reach
Ing the spot The wad struck him with such
violence as to force him twenty or more feet,
he falling near the abattis. General SchenCk
manifested the deepest emotion at the sudden
and sad termination of his existence, especially
as he Is kinsman Of the General. The body
was conveyed into the interior of the garrison,
and Information of tho sad affair communl-
Gated IN his lady, who, with her children, three
in number, arc BOjOurnlng at the Eutaw House.
The accident was one of an unavoidable char
acter, the gunner who discharged the piece, as
well as the officer in command not having
knowledge of the proximity of the deceased
the position of the gunner being below the line
OF the parnpet, and the discipline requiring
him to turn his head away on firing the gun
Commander Woodruff was about fifly years Of
age, and was much respected for his accom-
plishments. One of his sons is on the Staff of
General Schcnck, with the rank of Captain.
Commander Woodruff entered the United
States Navy on the 4th of June, 1882 from the
State Of New York, and for some time COM
manded the brig Bainbrdge. He was a brave
and chiyalrous officer, and strongly devoted TO
the cause of the Union. Last night the body
was conveyed to the Eutaw House, and will be
removed this morning TO Washington for In
termnt in the Congressional burial ground,
where several OF his relatives are entOmbed.
General Schenck and several members of his
stah Will accompany the remains to that place.
baltimore AmcricdH, 2OM.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

THE CONFEDERATE NoTE SwIEDLE,-The evi
dence In the case Of Roscnbush Bs. smithson wa
closed this morning. and the counsel either side
have agreed to refer the matter 10 Justice Row
lands decision, which will be rendered at o'clocl
this evening,
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

PROP FOWLER delivers his private lecture at
Willards' Hall this evening, to men only, at u
O'Clock, =. III.
This is the most practically, important, and
useful lecture he delivers. 1t umbodies facts
and laws which lay at the foundation Of life H.
self, and make up a true existence. No life Is
instituted except through these laws, therefore
knowledge on this point is the most important
Of all knowledge. This Ia a rare opportunity
to hear the exposition. Go earlyi the hall will
probably be full.
The Professor 5 stay at the National is draw
ing TO close. Tomorrow Prof. Fowler will
give chronological examinations at his private
rooms during the day and evening.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

THEFT-Emma Snow, a prostitute, was yester
day arrested by Oflcer Crump, of the First ward
charged with stealing $50 from Peter Bulger. Sh,
was conveyed to the station, and was, this morn
ing, examined before Justice Drury, who commit
ted her to Jail for court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
Importnnt R.port upon cotton,

Secretary Chase gives a report Of the opera
tions for the collection Of cotton and cultiva-
tion Of plantations among the islands Of South
Carolina, by which II seems that the expendl-
tures werc,
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
.SECOND EDITION.
FOUR O'CLOCK, p. NJ.

IsW= IMPoRTANT TELEoRAPHIC NEws outside,
especially relating to the reception of General
Butler by the city authorities of Baltimore. Z
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
gatiOnaI' gtpnbIitau.
wAsmNeTON, d. &.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. 20, 1858.

B8j- The once Of the National Republl-
can IL at 5II Ninth street, between Penn
syIvanIa avenue and ID street,
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

BerHddi, Mezicdn, iOho Served as Escort 10
Several american CoHstilS, Shot.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
Prize Cases.

Tho total number of prize cases decided Is
lls gross rates, S2,O26, ,4IOi cost and expenses,
S2ls, ,I94i net distributions, 81 ,769, $40. There
was allowed to claimants $30,1l5.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

Miss SwIssHELMs LECTURE will take place to
morrow Saturday night, instead OF this evening
AS announced In our first edition.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

Gen. BURNSIDE TO TAKE THE FIELD.-Gen.
Burnside made flying visit TO this city, yes
teTday. lie arrived in the morning, reported
to the War Department for duty, had an inter
wow with the President, and left by the half
past six O'Clock train in the evening, en- route
home. lie will shortly return, when it is I'M.
dcrstood that he will have an active and i'm.
POrtant command in the South.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
ADDRESS OF THE OHIO SOLDIERS OF
THE WESTERN ARMY TO THE
PEOPLE OF OHIO.

THE FIRE or PATRIOTISM STILL BURNING IN
THE BREASTS or OUR BRAVE
DEFENDERS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

Arrival Of Rebel steamer "AntonieaD At
Havana from Charleston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

DENHD.-Itis denied, officially, that General
Mcclellan has been summoned to appear be-
fore the Committee on the Conduct of the
War"
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
FRENCHSTEAMER LANOB DESTRo o YED

FRENCH ARMY IN DEPLoRABLE CONDITION.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

MEDIATION NOT WANTED IN THE SOUTH
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

REPULsE or THE FRENCH BY THE MExIcANS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

PROCLAMATION OF GEN. BEAUREGARD
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

RuMoRED ATTACK UPON THE BLoCKADING
FLEET AT MOBILE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

ARRIVAL or TIE "EAGEB."
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
T H E c A U Sc.

Suppression of tho "Delta.p
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.

4RRITAL OF STEAMER WCLELLAM
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
stock Market To-day.

We are indebted TO Jay Cooke & Co., bankers
for the following condition of the stock ant
sale market to-day:
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20
ATTACK ON
"A NJ ID
saw A N N All.
..ALARIE OF BEAyTREGARD.
HIS PROCLAMATION.
ALL NON-COMBATA ORDERED OUT or
BOTH CITIES.
HIS PROCLAMATION.
ALL NOE-COMBATAHTS ORDERED OUT OF
BOTH CITIES.

The People Invited to n g Brilliant Sue
cess or Glorious Death"
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-20

HEADQUARTERs ARMY or THE Potomac, Feb
19.-The Richmond Examiner of yesterday has
the following telegram, dated Charleston, Feb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

- l-llllifN WANTED, AND SUP.
- I.H .u 'h,., Dec rt dtlftui On reasonable tcrms
COZ ft'lN { Goa % v eat stu the ho,ol. iishsss
trir.t s. t..h o.. VI. ssI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02
~ ANrED.

, SlEuN', hOlS WASikD HAT HAVE
= roft'd a. the r'um'ins OF stove ,r.d. Ayp,y
lN' lia West Broadvay.
} GIRLS FoE toNB~r PLAIN SEWING,
- '@ ,.t to so 10 ''' '-' "oFnos' is' sEj's
y CAbFE%riES WANTED ar Yonk.rs.
-,. 1n ycnli sl'Nlf 'r"'Nsoss paint store
} IH>l CLASS TiJMNrRS WASTED AT
- 90 MNtN&I. NtkO> \rs urp millinery roma.
'.. iao,4~n. slsr c',ct. 49,
[ CARPENTERS WANfEp-,6 CLARK.
= t.a - iD
NGV1p ui1WN STuNECl ITLRS WAN.
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~ Al.s.u. q. fso lsuI. Aoiuaiu',d ~ith the
.e' i'uttf ."'. ns', ircich fuckers, etc. Frs
Ni,t Is a., ~. b. .rcr & 40
jDD MANIIllA ANDCLOAh MAKERS
=. CO"An''dA' ''' and SEQ cAaai st. GEO. GO, Ga
ONO GIRLS WASTED To WORK ON
-ONPitI.rs clock r-r,in,n'-, buttons, ts-,cis and
.'... .. .utl, i'ich,,t sage, VIII Ne gsid, part
.....,sc,E.,H We 49,, hgwe. inau'rc' NAME.
NBn RAILROAD lABOEFRS Wanted
oOO'ovo.k 20. he Camden & Amhoy L. K, Co.
4. 'N'r' Haur com The ~ IN ~ s's,9 q New
n,a. .r,. s-i 4ar.- d., Tor 10 hSu,, ~o,k psia
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'oNfti shurs,, t"ti Weync aud chicago Rail
'''" m1n, he sotN :. ~ TO- me OF the be- ..
,,o-' .o.t. coas, 'n,iar from tho time Z startling
u'u nr'cmp'ny,"ic No. ior ." 'ireen.ieh ct 92l
nDD CLOAK Makers WANTED
.oOD W. can eyc Immediate and steady
'''w o. 't the h,rh'st .,ser, TO one thoueans
,- 3,l' a. ,atna @s' ALLEN 8 TAisE, as. ssS:S
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ANgEsE,.

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NlTAN1Eu- NUN ABBOT. ltNEAko or
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r-.t ~eses e.. CO., MIR 10
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n'' sooa uani. ci". ven u9. t,-. A,:.s o. a.
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J4rANIlD 10 Gl.ti...N DOUY WIriON
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

SUBSTITUTES owe WANT ! MEN
'tn. Ja' No., hah, '" AT; come wepared to loave
tluuole l.btralg d, }. with. 1khvEK, 40 Chat
bAulu POI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

- OFFICE. ll3 NASSAU ST
Aru vol t'ce'ci, well paid, and sure Of thsii
| none, to-day. l.. Nassau,t. SS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

- tESIiitILb WAN lkD-fOk THE City
- luo highest bounty PAID. Those wishing to o
viii eli" r.llt { cali 90 r. GtKROllSi, importer Of
If'rch Wu's, u Nofth NlliNm II before cnGNgins
,i,cNI Substitute fGflifcd thOse drafted ct thu
.e.y loseit pgiac. uANNEs g co. II North VIII
Hon { 1U
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

- t~lllJIf>- $3.50 CASH PAID IN
- hand 60 .daj, iur 10 men. RANDALL d co, ~
We tf, Il...f ti X n'r VI stufr. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

G'tBNiiilI fFN WANTED APPLY Al
- It.uiI,u' ~ Fulton NJ, oppp.it. City Hal
BROOK va is,. .. cash liics pad. Call and set
Ntur ul'l... $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

(, iSilUi!N WANTED - THE HIGH.
- ~ touGi"s paii Ihoec wlehng TO will md u
roa'l' {" tl"' 80 nrAt, 20 coil and ,ee ns (sefos.
u'. sisir.. II. JANIS, Agent 3B
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

{ I Ii~I'li MS FIVE ABLE BODIED
- mon wanted 20, 'o'o O'Clock PIN. ths day. foi
VI. B., 4; all b. ial cash ~ hand. Men subject
' H.l' .. .U.. 2. o." St.." ~ Ncs York need not
app t0' and ter o, after gong cscw here. Aiens
t"k,1. lNlL co, 81 Whitod. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

- ui lrI the very highest price paid for good
me-. Come hriC hSorr Engaging anywhere else
ca Na.ruu o., ufrstHiGf, room .. SItStkR ~ co. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02
4?xs,esIAIebN..

EISHING BANKS-1Hf Only boat
J. TO- 900 caught d,l On steamer : IA TFES ISLAM
DER Capt t. o. Phi'l.., tayug every day Irept
Saturday from south nm =, NilianIsh urgh, ct
A NJ p.ct Sin -. z.tnst, =. River, T. spring st,
~ Pier l. \, K, D. ful bend Of music acoomp.ny
ished On IA srJ Fare, hJ cents Tor the trip \ n
On returnug viii make the usual sndiqss except syh
81, ~ Il. SSs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

- h>iIrllE OFFICE. H. NASSAU ST
) 'M.p Who world IKE thor money today, you cas
9 900 - 'rr iItc,r anywhere, ani sure " yoss
wouHl uositvr,J TODAY. ll5 Sa-,auut. 31J
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I Nl'E-IIuIES! SUBSTITUTES !! SUB
- r4u,,sit! Wanted! Wanted Wanted u /
lNShe.t Irlc., paid ~ DlCkEkAAN co, roc
lirosdwNy, up--iaip. w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

COLOEED COOK WANTED TOR \ PkI-
- vi,c family must thoroughly understand h,r
blsinesf and be well recommends. Arpl5 on Thurs-
d. 81 INST, At - Grgneic, PARK, .O.h a., heiseen
Ia. hour OF 10 oud o'clock $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

~ B~IItitt> WANTED FOR THE CITY
'eui stat, i.rh,. Z hnuuti paid. rArk Rov, On
Au'.r. \. CARTER. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

COOPER WANTED \ COOPER on Pals
- ltub. AMY u; - Nevrls Il l!oNckrn. :!
I,NFERIENCED RrTlON HOLE Makers
II o. bne luru 10 ,gy. Trouble none Ell -rgy
2u!, those accI-toIncd 20 that Class VI HoIt Apply
4 iIuJ a. 4. room ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02
NAA l,laA aGH.

\ ,1Hp SUBSTITUTE WASHED THIS
u.l ..Hea' i,i " ashlnston 1t, cor Perry. A, Il
l. WINS as
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Al.E.NLnn -. SALE.

| ,a.. GAY y FAlENl AALE CREASE.
y pe21t 2 Whitehall i, \.
lSK GAYS PATENT ANLE CREASE, -
Depot, ~ whitehall It, \ ! b2
WANTED TO SELL TIE TOOLS OF 4
" stool blacksmith sharperilr o. a. Apply toT.
t.IfhLN. Inc NorE my a pt'erI i.t ~ sIIpyIIns
Apply TO DIAON's stone y..a. uam'.toA ave- brook
Bu. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

GIRLS WAEIED-TO LEARN TIE
t,- Jnuulre A, Llt "a n ave p8
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D N"U' iiil DEAtT-WANIED, FOB
thF inuti state Nay. l,nd'men, hreuen
tt 90. rt- AMI tctmcu alro, BOYS and green hands
e. u.tH ytn. Gov ffth, Z Information apply immedt
-. . bpNN 4 lN>CH. 40 south st. y Y. AS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-02

, SlEuNG SONS WASHED TIIAT HAVE
-vottcd ~ The r'um,ins OF stove trsds Avpay
Isl lia Mes, Rroadvay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03
The Soldiers ask a Eearing.

We give place most checrfuliy. % ths iol-
loving manly and patriotic addrcs,. from
the members Of Co. d. 18th Maine Re-.
THIS company was recruited in Dix6eid ara
vicinity. and the political parties o. Is6O
were about equai,y rcprescu-ed n. IT, rank..
We believe. Bot in the pr-seuce 9th en-
enE- snd skArisg the dangers ofthc battle
ireld. they know no osher fce5in- than that
of love Cor country. Would that the ear.
a the stay-af-home patriots whom they al
dress. USshi tingle H.tL shame. a. tl.cv Listen
% tie appeal and they b. promp,el % AL
iAcir h-4ve friends in the Eeld. rather tlan
Discourage them by disloyal gatherings.
H-adslusrter. B.tt.ilsoa fI-.vv Ar,iu~r,.l
taHp faraQef, a~sF Carr o'tan. l..
Juae q. IsdS.
To the Editor q the Oxford Democrat.
! send you herewith = oopy 81 an address.
this day adopted bv the officers and men Of
Company ID. 18th Maine Res't Yoa arc
a. liberty 10 make II public. The original
Is IN my Possession and - signed bv svcrr
member 81 iAe company present Go re-
eeiNinS the Pushshed proceedinss q the
meeting rcierred 90. the COMPANY believes
due % themselves and % their numerous
Trends a. honc - II u BE- distinctly known
That. whatever parties ~ home nav 10 or
80 .s---s-sii.'sai ., 49, ..ov..-nra.u. ana =,
The Inlon. IN Company ID. Copperbea4-
Ism does not meet with the slightest IA
vor.
In explanation Of this action Of the CON
pany apart from their regiment. ii 3 proper
10 state thar The company . d~ta~hei from
thc Rcc'i and serving a. artilrrisfs ON tb.
Qualifications here. for the defense Of Nsw
Oricans. Ii1ough Ne Woold much prefer
20 slare The ioiis. the dangers and the hon
ors % our brave conrldcs before Port Uud-
son. tie Authorities have or,iercd oilerui,e
Snd ihe good ssiSrvr does las duty fAithful-
u wherever ordered
am verv rcspectf4i.r.
our obcdlent servant.
ELISHA WINTER.
Capt. Go. u. l2tb Maine Vols.
Commanding BastaIlIon HEAVY Auillcrv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03
Normal Schools.

The oounissioncrs appointed by he Gov
oruor I'D Council 70 r,csise proposals. and
make a IMPORT rrcommendins the location
- tso Normal Schoois. one IN the Western
ani one in tie Eastern part 81 tie STATE. un-
dr. tle at q the last Lesisia,urr. made a
TvTort rccommendins that one b. located
A. farniugton and thc other Al liamp,ien
The Governor ard Council did not 80 Ga 90
ratiiy thr doinss q these Comulissioncrs
and posiPoncl the ~hoie matter uuiI their
October session in the mean tine insirlc-
iIug The commissioners 10 place on flc an
the otice q the Secr.tsrs Of state. o. pro-
posais ~ them rccciscd fron the inhahi-
tsuis q The STATE All the trustees ~ czi,-
ting Literary insiitutious Tor thc iocaiion
q thcs- sChools THIS action lc.vcs tho
question: u " l0cAiion open. thereby gov
49, the people vho des4rc O. brins these
iwo sohools into their imncdiate vicinity.
an oPPortunity to make fartAer proposal.
sad send them o. the Governor ard Com
81 a. any time before their next Octobcr
term. Tins postPoues these schools until
another year. boz ia order o. insure their
Prosperity q = AL importani that ti,sy bs
located b. the night place, and then pat IN
oPcratiou uI.on such basi, a. AL secure
thesr Ultimate succcss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-03

The undcrsigned. members 81 Go. ID. 18th
keg't Maine vols. having read Nth aston
Isifnsut aad sorro- the Proceedings oi-a
Democratic meeting. held IN nrseld. A.
The Had q the National House. Apri -.
l-'5. published en- the Bangor Dcmorrat
May 9th. On vhich us recognize the name.
q several 81 cur fsrrner friends and ar,oci-
afes. are moved b. tie rccollections Of the
dear friends We have ler behind. In
that vicinify. and ~ tn devotion we bear
20 tie holy cause ia vhich w are -nrar-l.
% address those friends n he ssirit q lsre
and brotheriy kindness. n - about t-.r.r
months SINCE ne came on; from srorr ,.u.
an rendered our services O. our govern
msut ior the war. We did % freely m "a,
t'e exercise Of a sound Judgment. patriot
eaHt' Win l1st regard r. that covr-nner.
Which had s.vays extended it. ps..--.,f
hand Tor our protection. we az fI,f orr
country vas in Pcrii-that one third Il ff..
l&na ~as 81 Fcbeiiion and bal declared ala,
TIE Inion Of The States vas severed f,-ere-
-and that he Ccnstitstior q o-- F,,r..-
va, a. % dose states. forever -.u....t
Voli. We sas them seize our Na,v. ON,
ordance. our arsenais AMI our Fo-t-e....
ard insult and tran,PLc upon tie fsr u.
love. WITH a military poser created AL
maintained in violation snd contsmrt o.
taat sscred instruments. ard az 10 sds.r~.
% any hostile 81 Or dcnsnstrafioa on o..
pari Of ti'e governments. We saw thar the,
bad ai'cady marshalied rasi armies in the
fed % maintaia tlaf deciarstioo. 90 rcresf
thar ins8lt. - make perpetual ihe di,uni5n
Of these states. ADD 60 destroy brewer tb..
property q tie iani. Ogpossd 60 chi.
as lie daily coustitatsi government Of
iAe Jnfted states. IL ~as itsssoru dsfv d,
oppose g BY al The power it prossss.s,i-
sacredly enloIncd upon ii ~ lhaf inssr,-
nsnt tel shieh the seceedsI states lad
- ~antonly set a. naaght We believed
O. Prcscnt CD their al a br.stIi-v
bagonets. faai ,ustramcn'. 10 or .. Rsirs-s
81 erisnfe, unsupported ty our strong