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3 = II
I'VE publish below communica-
tion from some Of the soldiers Of the hos
piial, expressing their sense Of unfair
treatment in being excluded from the
commencement exercises Of the Medical
College. We regret, on their account,
that il was not more carefully written, ~
We know there are very many Of their
number capable Of preparing prcsenta-
bic article.
(@Ks OpenssS seassn q tie medical
0saasgs--0rasssn ~ Ssage I've.
q 80 KEakuK, Eeb'y y, s6asa
10 the Editor Gate Gsy-SIR.-
|aa Anosise isys1r issue Of the above date,
this .erning, csased me % iaqsire into
ths' circumstances connected with the
abuse not anconnealy pzsssissd 1psn sol
diers. ~,
'~ 4 notise appeared i the city pupers,
[inyitiag tAs siasnassss e ~. ,A.~e desr-
out sok ,As6paiiao .Aaqnsiiaas1 yxiail III The
~ordA Aofs "a kit saalA Jts sapbbf'eia,ion
|nfAh4 suano@y ofsrisncc- Missy suadisrs,
vish GOD issent, endeavcred 70 gain I'D
mitsasce, bst through ssps psssiar q.
raDgement, we're asked 70 rstpsat q oh.
srviso.s and, by athss gsArd, politely -
slg- "a
|q.ssted % retire y their quarters; scme-
thing singular ~ sonasced with thi,
abuss.
Ths sitia1a1, nd, I nsss ~, The -.
diers rssposdsd; .ths laitsr--sha friend,
4 ~ 81 ssku.sn ~ = saEaas1nsis.
coapadhh viii ~ prisolpl6 TIT caused
tAsp to salias. af4 .l
Think the ,wsasisd pilgrims that have
ventured mot property Of vealth--bu,
HE sid heath, sud, with untold ofbrave.
ry, have wen. lanrels e. distant from the
scenes Of the present dif6culty. Who i.
the author, AAat Problsa rsuains for 20
luton. Ofons thing / am convinced, be
or thsy have 70 synpathy in The cause ths,
governs Tie sasrU and uprightaess VI ,
true soldier. Any one wearing the garb
ef manhood and lover Of the constitu.
ZION ofhis counsry would, ] presume. no'
deny these warriors any prviless,
Look upon soldier in his peculiar @.
rE1ty, ssds if5su pssdss, ;ssnpasAis,
wiihithe eondaiohi 81 ! ssoldisr; rsmsia
ber, onr sahsaat hesss.eps dessrted pa
lrents, and Ol our chiidrsn.. Think thil
ssdlNM xKH HOf Nh 1dlJ tS11 ha2I1snn
lit93k givs Yoa, a sh,p psfsaadea ~onl,
net hass denied aslOysl man s6mpsrH,
! TO the abovs nsnEi0usd 'hsSAys but =.
| sdlniSfh worn ont ~ sxtoihda. u ssth.e
wte &hbled, ars tre9ted hJ somSshial
hshioning upon the usage usually applies
q 6olaiem. 81. spsea asass'
W. hayesin our midst : fan flisads,
1 to those, We soldisn prAssnt our most Gin
Ssts thanka and truat there viii - y
4 further trouble. The nystsrious m1n ]
V bhme, but We sOldiaf. hate % judgs
Isaring " may - jsdgsd.
HI BY the Insertion q thsls fsv remark
] ron vill obliea 1Axr 6oLelzas.
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Consrsssisna1.
Washington, Feb. IL.


Mr. Cor requested nots 70 b road
from Sscfstsfy Seward saying that ths
President was invested with the function
lof receiving foreign ministers, and tLat
~ coDitdsd n him ~ the Constitution.
Mr.. Cox remarked that tie lsgislative
hsd nothing u % with the tibisct of re-
csiyiDx foreign ministers. He has no
doubt that the Government was taking
the necessary steps TO recognize the gov
crnmSnt of Hosquera, = III the functions
Of the State, the Ports, Capital. de-, vsre
nnv - sths. lattsr's hands, end 10 was
President de- Jacfo and de jurs. 4, i. fss,..s.
Nj. Fessenden expressed his dissatis.
faction wiah shs report. Hs ce3sst was
ascUmpilshsd. He wss glad n helr that
measures wess taken 70 FerorCahiss thAs
Oovarnmant. ~ vi aa4a n s7ailas sa .feas hpssss
The lcCmmittes wss discharged from
| the further oonsid ideration Of the subject
NJ. Hrinss, from ME Comnistss On
Naval Affairs, reported resolutSon 70
eompenaate the s1ilofs ef the gunboat
Cairo lor loss al clothing. Passed. l
MI. Ghsrman presented ajoint rssoiu.
| tion az the LegislAture Of the 6tats Of
bOhio protesting against the proposed on.
larssasuas on the canals Of limos md
New York. e %s
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee q
Military Aflirs, reported adversely On -
bin for the construction OF : marine
|cable. s 80 egr-.-r;f. ..
M. Ten.Eyck. from the Committse on
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TAs esnaencsanent - As1soal Gel.
t4 lOUos
MEDICAL CoLLEaE HospIrAL,
IA a4 ~ I'D . Feb. Ii, 1883. (

y .t~s = FEB. Ii, 1908.
Ep. GATE CRY: With segard to the
exclusion Of the soldiers from the lecture
room iast evening. wouid my ID sxph-
naAisn thAs the Committee Of Arrange
msnts, under Tthp p9pyiction that .thsrs
would only Be room for the nembers Of
the medical profession, and fof ladies with
gentlemen accompanying them, made the
req uest Of the undersigned to cooperate
With them in having the seats reserved,
fearing that, ~ We have zoo soidien in
the building. nearly all Of. whom are
we'll enough to visit the lecture room, -
they wssld take up the ssats 1t an early
hour, to the exclusion Of the parties above
named In resposse to this request I
potiAed the soldisn, shrongh the sergeant
Of the guard, Of the abovs named facts,
and the soldiers we're satis6ed With the
explanation. II uas net anticipated that
soldiers would attsnd from other hospi-
- L. If7E - r 3
tails. as ths exercises were sxpeotsd 70
continue later than 8 clock, and neither
was it expected THAT the soldiers would
b particularly interested in . strictly
professional entertainment.
But few soldiers did come from the
Estes House. and two ot three Of these
had ladies' in company ThA- guard vas
directed 70 admit al soldiers having L.
dies in company and ! yressne the fact
above named did not come to the knowl-
edge Of the gusrd, or the complaint would
not have been made. sssse
The lecture hall provedhasely sui6cisnt
10 acosnmedaie Che members io5f the med.
zeal profession, ladies .sndsthsir lsttesd-
ants, and any one feeling an interest il
the matter can dnv their own coaclusiona
Is 10 the proprie,y Of the course pursued
BY the Committee of Arrangements.
The sergeant Of the guard informs me
Inst there is no feeling among the SOL
diers in our own building, being satisfied
Of the necessity Of the restriction.
A number Of soldiers WERE admitted
with ladies, and IN so accompanied would
have been If the fact had been known to
the guard.
g. SPRAGUE, Surgeon-in-charge,
Seventh-st. Hospital.
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- CeieaGs rlnass snRRsesssA
Especial to the Tribune.

ID dsAsmphis, 1sb. Z, via Cairo, Fsb.9.
81 0sn. Jerry g. Ballivsn, ID command al
dickson. Tenn, I sta informed BY partiei
just from the phce, has prohibited the
circulation Of The sscesh Chicago Times
within the. limita Of his district.
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~H Thos. w. J. Lsag, Esq-, of St.
Louis, has . complste. list Of ell Iowa
soldiers j.. .soapitA thers, and will take
pleasure in giving - shsir ffisnds ssy In
formation coacsEning them. Postolsce
BOX 1886, 81 Louis.
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10 rEsmr&nkSA ~ III 4 RxA1s l. IA TA E~AS NO
News 9rom Aebel Papers. !.
.aQttl nrf Nnnv1h FAh.

rOtC AOnfo0, FED. lUi
a iasg ofsv1se bSat broaE Ehtadcwh 869
axshaagsl .psiss1esss Among thaAiafe
1 Co3opel and kienannant1 0aoI ais. u
Richmond papers Of the 9th inst, 1avs
changed thsiz t@s4 she# EsisiaK che
Tss Richmond VIZ ~. J iIa, i.Is British
Consul sailed in the Cadmus from ChnklGe
ION on the 7tA 1O6cegs s( - ~
lay the result Of the late sngagsusnt !
lsas. .suhannsial shaa' sdpptasa sss'
ssi was sum- ST II a G
The improasiOn prevails that eovoqnoA
vili b attachsd bsb6Fe 0hKSls 6a. ass sssss 4
Ci1eianati, Fob. M
Nicholas Iongxottk died ysskaday
Enwe2 N uoapa
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Headquarters Grand Reserve Div. I
Staff Order No. 36--Fcb. 3. (

Friday morning last, about 10 o'clock,
. party consisting Of i6 men, under
Lieut.. Engiish g she 18th Pa cavalry
M Wiggi6S Mflld. soms NILES Iron
6saford's g. H, was attacked by fore,
of sboss IS rsbels, 20 Of whom vsrs
mounted. They killAd 2 of our mea
wounded Lieut. English, took 10 prison
srs and captured l5 Of our horses. Lieut.
Engjnh and a men made their escap
under cover Of darkness. .ala..,.t sae 6a
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liz va * Port Hudson. Feb. 6.
The steamer Brooklyn was sunk by the
rebel Alabama. The Florida Ind Harriet
Lane AAss beesosent in pursuit.
! LAEDtaTAis sspsss y aid 70 hAvs
bssas brsehs by ds6sfttsss II b evidsnt.
IL not tsuA.gH8 aafGs als - &&as a&ta'
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Rrom POvs BoVaI.
........sE Port ROYAL. Feb. B. :

Most of Fosters feet has arrived in
god condition. r. A)s9ia1 ~ !
The First South Carolina negro regi-
ment arsirsd yestsrdy tssn q -e1psdi-
+sion 60 miles nR sSt. Aarys river to
Woodstock. They repnlsed ths Ansny
and bmsestASAtsW14ll6f = 1sevore engage:
sment. eleo dsatroysd ths sals xsrks They
fought IKE veterans and repulsed supe.
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New York, Feb II.

Is 4sl New York, Feb ~. j,
The New Haven Palladium statss that
Gen. Snish,s bsst arny correspondent has
left ths army Il - PotoaaS and gone TO
Fort Nonruo. s@ss s
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~ The Southern oligarchy spurued
Doughs and broke up the Democratic
party nshsr than 70 abide by the dcch-
ION Of the National Democratic Conven-
Ton, which nominAtsd him for President
They then rebelled against the Govern
ment and waged war against II. And nov.
men who prstead y b folhwes. Of
Douglas, exhort the people 70 stretch out
their hands In loving amity 70 clasp the
bloody hands Of these armed traitors over
che graves Of two hundred thoasasd pat
lrists. .Hho rushed 10 the defense 81 their
.country's AAg, under the rallying cry OF
thCaylrg Ns4klsxsz e. - -
Shame on thssS IfAstaras, llyPpsritsl
and sympathixers who seek to make thsh
.ukpi1iop tol fafilPts ia.srpsa seisA'
their country. and tins 70 bring dishon-
or disgrace and sVil ppqp< the Goveza.
pen) ~ II who hses rAlied to il sup
port. ~g gga.i.4a aga
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EHsvana, Feb. S.

9 The AsDooinAsd Pres oorsssponden,
says the Flosids left Nashua i week aeo
having coaled and reported mads s4vsn
prisss Of Cuba, one on ths Bahama banka
Il Wa reported The Alabama had bssu
sunk By the y. 8 gunboats. hss was 6nal.
~ denied. y ~ ~ .'@S 7 = -s~
NoAnerican war vessels asat or near
A brig reports having seen two steam
ers steering east, upder steam and can-
vass, apparently . chase. One had La
beam end painted lead color, The othe,
blACk. ~. $3.50 -
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yTRAYED OR STOLEN.

1ron us 4 ib1stiberr premisss, On Cedar strsst
hetvssn l2aA and l3Gh Esoknk. o ne yer old nafs
SoH 1afl colt 10 light bay withsss any maTka =
uAiSs, go tB bAntus anA hsoke % the hahW. IN
ln1A viii - Nhe9Al)y pswor1sa - ro1nsnt1e q
6vfne uoSlco or III wheSoahouts ta tbo owpsr.
a94 CUAnLH1 WnaOu u008Q.
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want thA 8Ab0aA Hope eE
!, The follpFiaEis ne 1ptsnagc from. JEFF.
Dasif Mississippi speech in reference TO
ske 4tstes eftAs Northwest Y q q
"Out Of this -vieiDf; is to coms the dis
satisfaction in the Northwest. which will
rive the power of that section, and We see
Ia the fntnrs The dawn krst separation Of
the .Northwestarn fiOm the Eastern States,
the discord among them which viii psral-
yss tho power Of both. = -
ssAftsr thls X should be taken % con-
clnsiss evidssos of reasonable intess for
any man 70 propose to leave Nsw Eng
And or any other loyal ssctioa cont in tAs
Sold, J" sr to ssggsst my sepaesta arrange
meat bsewssa the Northwestern and the
Rsbel States.
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.g Z Sn Francinco, fAh- 10.
> 1phF Fonseas hls1beM fpapJ sl0lN
Senator. He received SO ont of ia votes.
He Vas formerly . Douglas Democrat,
but lat,erly Z Msmber of tke q Union Party.
4 4 An unrelenting lepdh hstxean CS CSneaiasar !
nsn Phelps end Sargent prevented !, fhs
election 81 Senator of. Republican ants.
esdsnts, in aoccrdance with the politics1
views Of large majority Of the Lsgisls-
ture. = .s' sss -aef ~
A FIRE in Virginia City to-day destroyed
property valued at $4,000. assersrs
7 70. --r-47 -47 . Il 4 ~ LAX u
vo1s Nsi
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EOR SALE CHEAP. s'Va 4
10 Acres OF Improved land with Eew FxsIns Aeuss
90 u, sftuatsd ip Summitvilie, on ths Plank Road
AApe Ana3 aAd lot In KeOkuk.
lnqnire OF 8. =. vO0EH1KS, s&
Nobif-d1w Keokuk, lows,
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~ - ShAOn AeCSos
This very valuable work, published in
numbers, has now completed its Fourth
Volume. The history Of the war which
ii gives is voiuminous. The four vol
umcs already published bring down the
account Of events till June last, and while
the narrative y Interesting itia invaluable
as a repertory Of facts and documents
concerning the war. ~
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n Cssssv Css~t u SD Cssafy.
KsTATR or II. n. vAHDKRwAII., DspnAmp.
NQTICE ID hssby sirsn, tAst sn ~ - aav cs
In Fobru1sy, 1oee, IN instyuDent IN writing bur :
ppstine - ~ ~ IaoA VIII and Tsstansnt n Honry
N. vNndeIgAll. aaoepsod, WAe psoauAo6 - rsnA =
~ hpsena anA H. 1rst knnday in March,
-, a4ea By aat4 Cent agthe day whidA psss8 q
o. gsuufnens ~ ssid instrument will he heard n
vhtsh. tans anl place AL persons Interested yin be
A4ard- m s LII RODT. 4. Ku1on1A, 81
February <Ih, 1859. "a CezoSy Juags.
y a1shll-nad fs@ T#f- Nae1 B&f&69FA a''iass
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Staot mobilc

- Die 100000 Sntcyeln his 9uIi 1864
an Der Sbulo oce Stautce QGatama m,Ihe ri,
Sanf OF Niotilt jinsf in 0clc nab 6nolonp
lAnpts, lino bort rihtfg opsetrmmsn.
Nir teoamern melocn ,u mIjen. pae Serr
SameS Md9cc, Der mebriibriss cnulilde ssice.
conn! unlrrr Stapt, nncrmartet Icn,cN 0ch,n,
~entIecist III rpe. 0ieis llnscrettlaf.it bat or
islnem Stcnlterfrr III perSOnttn. 9llsHiLm Der
@pnotrmcur cee Staltes NOT eiuiaen Oipnot,u
%an3riAts, Rap Die Sant ri Mctilc tcrc t lci rjs
nadb enAlano lbulptnrcn 5000 600 aus,u,ob.
ln. Ss'r Mage rriuttc pen 0apit1n p,s II,
ti,ben 8riraSeGmpIsrs @rinv.us. pamoIs >,
9sm ORLEANS, nit @rlnutniB pts Grmm.nrou-
ten Ter Slcdhcr lctte rics 10 bier in G:p,ou,
IA nebmsn. @as aub seidat. Iaiiir. eai II,
ibrsn sh9lildcn Nittirssrn rieltn Ii.uf er,si,.
ten, murefn Der Grriui mno rcr GapitGn jbr,r
Nrmtsr sntiret. GaS snaliItc prct,loutiite
Jeiultfn Winilferium mGtte njbt acme pru iib
hagen t%altn, enb rurh ibr &rritulceu rit Slp.
dare III rer Shat actrphen murpe. utltru Mrs
m't @tnnlui9una res yinfce Commodore oe.
ntdb. Der lcnit 10 iioI;e trittiIbe s6me frieat
Dor rem 6uds Sewarb unter pru Sij,b. Napcz
leon nirp atrr mrtl milien. mas or ,u tbun bat.
4ub or bat f.dnSDliitte 9i9cntbum in DC, Gpr.
Ipreraticn, umo MIRO iih ittr mtnia arnil m. rs
%ebfntdls purh rie Slrdaps IN %trin1rn. uno
imar nit Deer p9ne 6 nwiuiIuua Or ganfe.s.
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- gu Nlbanp. ". o., laf fnr,fih cine 0eIeu.
lbnft teim AtenrrIcn. ris aus / Batter. 3 SSh.
tern. lSrbn. l Mut!er. / Sru;er, l Sbmooer
8 aantsn, Weitc, I Nefrn. l Gnfel. 5 Nib
ten, e'emahn une 3 S6mciern befaup.
Ssnncb i1bltc rie @eieu daft nur 4 0er1pn,n.
10 lsltlam ras nuh tlinat.
Ter uuscidhrc IS, lad@tmsrtb aucr 1or.
msi In r'n Ser. S%taattn, ldbrcitt pcr Qpuispiue
Nn3 iAer telduit I'D nod, eiuer Sh5nrr, -,
o"p'' i0oo dut oooo Wtlionsn Sclurs. -
2Sfhh nnlsre Staatsituleeu ned einiac Sabrs
Su"temen. ME IN rcr lcbten Belt. 70 wernsn 10
DIE Dallts Isnsr Summs t~etraSeu.
= Or. @~aniliue, Der Won Semoro os,sc,..
warn, msil er @aritalri eiuIuc. nod gmerif, y,
to"msa uno S9mpetbisn fir tie ifalttniIte
S'nbs'tsesmeannN aueiprn6, 1T wisrcr in l.in
een'utat jl sSien singcitbt murpcn. Seworp
pat lid tems9sn %laien, Zen Itmdbliten HbIcs
un9sbefebl Surud,uurtmen.
SIN Baltimore tcfets GebG inn yuriosn
Wfonat S7.S7 teim SAT-. SaR.e 80 = 81 helm,
9Iunp unp sSbist,p 60 bel Der Gaucns.
= Die g'sr ycrfer Ntensicituna irdat an.
no bic @sloer tingefcmmsn tint, Die pcr siniosr
Ssit Don ptn . utibsn rrs Nurrene ,ulammcn.
ss'fsuert moresn ieien, nm rem General 81. el
r'ni't Gin 9si6enf sm maiden. DicIsr Sio,I-
6one lei bis jtbt mob inner in ben SGurcu pcr
COMMITTEES tdnscn seblieten.
5riscrih Ssdcr, Der IS bic ,um Stria,,
stera@t bat, mar am 10. 6ctruar frant in >os
pauS ie'ner S6mefcr. Der 6rau Dcc,pr 5,tre.
mann IN phtlopslpaia sebrnht mrrren. Scin
9's9tn'ent mnrpe mittiermeilc BON clnem Sberlt.
lieutenant Solomon tpmmaupirt.
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- t""., m'nrsr Iauweilis icta. Nber i'd
s"lprshs Dir tisrmit icisrli6I, pap ib &c
rsrli6 periu6en mill.
Ssbsn Sie. II ianseu Sir ihpn aR, mir
trRsr 5u srFaucn. risf 2ruiie la&sup, = adj,
saS mare wirtIih Gin biibi6sr gpis. Gin aan,
rriaiusuer SpaB,- baHcn sic mid ave 9.sts
o'flIs'@t liste td sic Damn aus Sab. Sa
wabrhHftia = 10 molten mir &c MAIDEN.
pier 1T rcr Nnfans. iasts 4lfrsc uuc iat
Scuile mt lsinsm runtlen 9luss rmrtrriu
gruc an.
Gr nabm roe SGIGen, 16lcuperte es Dem
Miapben ncr lie 8nse unp sius.
PER- Saeane! 6err Soequs! risf bic 5ants,
NiIrsp mar loon ip,t.
Wrrtttuns frIst)
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Dermi(btts.

Sett Der Seraueaabe unleres lebten 9lots
tre b1t Iib nur msnis Semrrfsusmertbes auf Ssr
8rteasl6aububne unIerer iua9sn Nsvutlif ,use-
trasen, wohin Die beloenmi!biae Gtrtbeibiouno
oes 9tarlsitoner 6dfens get6rt, mpriber mir
nGth(e Wohe Gin Wsbreres teribten wpQsu.
yin auf SuHolf tsatfttiatsr @narif unter
VrnAitrsst bate teirer Bis isbt teinsn aiinIiasn
srfels unp an& Gle Sslnaeruns Baibtnstcns
IN gf'ro Carolina mubte auiasseten perSen.
Surb aiitise Sermittluna rrs Ern. Slsu.
barrt limb ins reribiebene nGrolibe 2eituroeu
'u9s9anBsn, aus renen mir miereu Qelrrn in
bisler unp Den nGhlteR Nummern ras Sttrres.
lantslt tie mitibeilen iperOen.
- Sejt Dem mir pom NorSen wie srn hsn
Ssutrn irfit binten III Ger Ilrtei ataeIdLlpIen
nm. BAT lth bort 10 Wanthes reianrt, pae aud
Tur Die Isutiben res Sirrns pun auaemsipsm
5nterfile ut. Sirrtrr 9ebGrt Die @rrihtuno zines
S6iter Gsntmals im @entral. 0arf rer Stort
Nem gorf, ME tieies aus f~olsrnren Der oortioeu
"Stdate3sttun8" e%ntnpmmenm 3eiisn an erie
ben lit:
Sin Srisf Der SOtter S&iQers. Dos sbs
maliSe Schiller COMMITTEE bOt ter 6rau BON
@lfi@en. NuBmurm, br tO6tetaeten Scooter
S@tlere, Dor GINGER 3eit zine Qttilouna oss
S@ilr CsntmaIs i'm Gsntralphrf ,uasIanot
Hno pom ps%rielben f,Issurss InnfI6ribsn or
balten :
0rsifentsin O6 9onnlanb,
rcn %. Nusuf, 1862.
9O@ssfert's S6iIsr@Ommittse gu 9lew gOrf !
Mttnen Serbinrlihiten Oant fir Gle freunp.
line 3nleneun9 Der IitbUJrap9intsn Qbtilpuna
res Schiller MOnuments i'm Central. DART ~
9frW yOrk mcldes RE Oeutlhtn in Qiete uur
Grrebrun9 rem OiAtsr auf Der anbern 6smi.
lPeafe 'FBtsn, auS3nlprs6rn, 1T mein lebbaitcr
SS"nl3, ME ih e5 tieT mitsmpfnne, ME wobl-
thi!snr, srbtbcnp. c5 lepem SbiqerlieI enoru
Qtrisn Iein muB, in Fem fermen g4slt. She'll
irOg allen SIuFmea Der srScnwartissn Belt eis.
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beue Sst,ng murce som gGbis te1p6ttelt. @sr
Setnsm. DAP cine @rbctuns pse @smiitbs in
rielsn i&wersu 3riten, Rap elm S:rtrauen in
cine bDbers SERIAL, rab Srpf fur bic pislen
uneludli6en 3nmilicn ni6t m,fitasmI6. une
paB elm ea,u apart ausgcissisr Saa i'm &asf.
msinen Nntrtennun9 finrsn mjrc, 1T mcbl aueer
6rd9e, unb ss 1T Die 9Fi6t sincs ispsu suttn
burgers, fih puriher auer Bemrrfumaen Al
sntbaltsn, wsnn cr fbpn ieltii nidbt teteu mil.
wc3u er Ia niht g.swunssn wirc, weun er FIJI.
men %eiJenrn Srisb p03ut fubtt.
Die @puscrneu. e.Steue iuute nur rim Col.
der ausfuQen. Der Die Sia ecs !6errn Glaa
. rpammt, uno ebe rie &usldnesr fimmcr, 1oQ~
ten nc ibren GanticateR in sinem Shreiten
parum anfrosen. Tir cinen SremfentuIsr FSn-
nsn mir MIDI mdbtsn.
That. in my humble opinion, there are
liberty loving people here, as true secessio-
nists as Mr.. Slidell, Mr.. Wigfall, Mr.. Yancev
or Mr.. Clay from Alabama, and even as true
to the South as the Enquirer or anybody else,
which would have to 90 in sackcloth and
ashes for the balance of their DAYS if the re-
solutions of the Hon. Mr. Clay - repeating
the naturalization laws of the Confederacy-
(Which our Congress at Montgomery sane
tioned), should become the law of the land
L see no benift for The South connected with
this repeal-bill, | hold it to be untimelv, un-
Just, disastrous and disgracefull. 1t will not
help the Yankees away now, nor after the
close of the war, nor will it make us anv
friends, but it will strengthen the North, and
Is entirely unnecessary to the stability of the
nation, which has nothing to fear from the
influence of the Foreigners whatsoever, if
she is only true to herself. The constitution
OF George Washington was good enouob
when we seeded, and is so to dav. Rather
let eve'y citizen of the South come forward
and swear upon the Bible, upon the consti-
sutlon' or upon his very life, that he will
never trade with a Yankee or with the Yam
KEGS, nor go to Saratoga nymor and let
every citizen, upon prove that he broke his
oath be driven away from the sunny South
forever, and let his name - no matter where
borne be stricken out from the list of our
citizens, but let honor, intelligence and true
love OF constitutional liberty and not the
place OF birth - give q right to Southern
cltlzenshlP. hen, we can truly say, that
Columbus, who was. l suppose, a Foreigner,
gave us a land for all honest men, that we
mean to keep despotlsm away, that we are
fighting for justice self-government and in
dependence, and that we offer a home for
religion and an asyl for the oppressed.
CluXi, April 14th 1868.
AUGUST W~ESENDoNCK.
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%beiabitn, uno melhs sntmerer in uuitrtr Sf6ce
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perrrn frnnen.
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linp aFeTmhls cine Nninbl 8riefe atldlib amaze.
temmen uno icfrrt ar Die rtiyirtipeu QtreTaifu
%teiUrctrt morren.
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VI. y. &apprIman,
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