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A BOYS Plan fer Restoring Qu1et.

A boy, fifteen years old, wrote from
Now York city to his mother in the coun-
try an account Of the riot, Of some scenes
Of which lie was an eyewitness. lie con
c}udcd his letter as follows:
Now | think have hit upon plan to
end both The riot in New-York and the
war III the United States 1t is this the
people shall select the following persons
Wendell Phillips Horace Greeley. Rev.
Chetver. II " Beecher. who, regret
has ,ar-, Fre,,..h leave at propitlous
time. Sumner, wilson, Auuro..""ss. a. me me
political ministers who participated in the
lincoln campaign, and who has since been
praying to God that there should be no
peace eYcep, it be n accordance with their
IDEAS. no matter II at the sacrifice Of every
white mans lite in III" country, Abraham
Lincoln, hi, entiro caI.', 49,. 49,. oil his Of
hoIe'o Throughout the country, as their
services would well be dispensed with for
thirtv dara. as de- not Propose to use
chem any ougcr and the shoddy contract
ors particularly those who have returned
an income for the past year Of from two
hundred aui fifty thousand up to- millions,
while if they had been doing legitimate
business Their rto.t- for the same wear
would not have exceeded twenty-f five yhous-
anil; and which, excess. therefore, has been
taken from the pockets Of the people by
trckery, and j more n Just, wicked and
dishonest on heir part than the riotous
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their rear II the people should conscript
them and these men be compelled to
shoulder the musket and 60 forth, the
war would be virtually ended. They
would raise the cry. "Peace. peace ~
Resistance would proceed from differ
en-. source Copperheals would be found
more numerous.
Your afectionate son.
CURTISS HOFFMAN.
s3 West Forty second street.
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NAMES OF The MoxTHs.-Tbe names Of
the months were given by the Romans as
follows:
January was so called from Janus, an
anr'a-, king Of italy, who was defied at
ter his death, and derived from the word
Janarins
February is derived from the Latin word
feoruo, TO purify; for in this month the
ancient Romans offered expia,ory sacrifices
to purify the people.
March was ancleLtly the first north
Is named after Mars, the ancient god Of
war. .....
April is named after the word Aprlus,
or opening; because in April vegetables
open and bud
May is derived from the word Maiorcs,
and was so called hy Romulu. as a mark
Of respect to the senator's
June is named from the word Juuius. or
the Youngest
July was named in honor of julius Ce-
sar.
August was named in honor of Angus
tus, by decree of the Roman Senate.
September was named from TIE worl
Seplem. or seven, being the seventh month
from March.
October from the word Octo, or eight ::
it heipg tie eighth month.
Nosemo Der from the word Norem, nine :.
being the ninth month.
December was named from the word
Decem, ten; it being the tenth month
from March, which was ancien,.y the first.
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EAGLE
DRUG STORE.
South side Of the River, Manito'coc, Wis.
HENRY BERNER

respectfully informs the public of Manito-
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
by LFUBSER & RUD1GFR, on the corner OF
Franklin and Eighth streets, south side of
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenishing the same. He has a large
and extensive assortment Of PURE
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S7lnriSf'S Sale

State of Wisconsin -Manitowoc County Cir
cuit Court. Hugo Luebber against Henry F.
Bez and Helen Belitz.
by Virtue of Judgment of Foreclosure and
- Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in and
for the Fourth Judicial Circuit of the State of
Wisconsin, at Special Term of said Court, held
At the Court House in the city of Sheboygan, in
the above entitled action on the 18th dav of
January, A. D. 1868, I will sell at Public Ven
due to the highest bidder, at the Court House
in the village of Manitowoc, on Monday, the 9Th
day Of July, A. D. 1868, at Il O'Clock II. of
said day, the following described property or as
much thereof as VIII raise the amount Of said
Judgment and costs, to>wit: All that certa
parcel of land situated in the county of Manito>
voc in the State Of Wisconsin. known and de.
scrioed as the north east quarter of the south
east quarter of Section no. thirty (30}, in Town
ship no. seventeen Q7) north of Range numb, r
twenty one t2D east, together with the appur>
tenances thereto belonging. Dated S eriff' 5
Office, Manitowoc, Wis. Anril 81, 1868.
IRA P. SMITH, Sheri.f
By FRED. BoRcHERDr, Deputy Sheriff.
B. WILLIAMS, Pi't'f's Atty.
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To my OLD Customers.

THE Undersigned informs his friends and
J. former customers that he has retired from
business for the present, and is now waiting to
close up his affairs. He therefore hopes that
those indebted to him will be prompt in making
pdymerta, as he wishes to hare his accounts set
lied by the 18th Of ay. He trusts that those
he has favored heretofore VIII now do him like
kindness, as it is absolutely necessary that his
books should be balanced BY that time
j. A. KAHLER
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REC7ZFIER of WHZSKEY.

Recommends to his friends and customers
his new stock of Bourbon. ..onongaheia, Rye,
Old Rye two years, and Recrfed Whiskey :;
Brendies; Rum; Gin; Arack: Cherrv Wine
and Brandy; German, Spanish and italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Arack Punch all kinds Of sweet
Liquors; Rhein, French, Madeira aud Port
Wines: Cider and Vinegar.
will wait upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side. Manitowoc.
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SEleriHS Sale.

State of Wisconsin. Manitowoc COUNT
Circuit Court: Andrew Flistche ag'st Charles
LuttZn.
DY VIRTUE OF Judgment Of Foreclosure
- and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for the county Of Manitowoc, State of Wis
consin, at the General Term of said Court held
at the village and county of Manitowoc in the
above 'ent.tled action the first day of No
vemher A. d. go, will sell at public vendue
to the highest bidder at the Court House in the
village Of Manitowoc, on the eleventh dav OF
April A. d. sos at three O'Clock in the afters
noon of that day, the following described prop
erty or so much thereof as will raise the amount
of said Judgment and costs to wit: The south
east quarter OF the south east quarter of Section
no. four + in Township no. twenty 20
ncrth of Range no. twenty one -2l- in the
county of Mantowoc and State Of Wisconsin,
together with the appurtenauces thereto be-
longing. Dated Sheriff. Office, Mautowoc,
Wisconsin, January TO- 1868.
IRA p. SMITH, Sheriff
By FKFD. BoRCHEaDr, Deputy Sheriff
Wa N. NICHOLS P'ttt'S AIRY.
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once Sup't. Of ScnOOls,

NANIIU"Vt, NUUNII, UdII. I'd IT. Iobo
The County Superintendent can be four
at the Office OF the County Judge in the
Court House, on Saturday of each week
during bis business hours from 10 A. Nj =,
to 3 =. NJ } and OIL such other days ~
his cfflcia, duties will permit
J. w. THOMBS. ~.
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Male Teacher Wanted!

A male Teacher wanted tn teach IN School
District No. 9 Of the town of Franklin, for three
months Apply 70
JAAES MALONEY, Diet,ies Clerk
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Notice.

The Directors of the Manitowoc. Two Rivers.
and Mishicott Plank Road Company are hereby
requested to meet at the Office of Chas Kuehn,
at Manitowoc, on Monday, the ed day OF June,
A. D. 1863, at o'clock A. N. for the ,ransac-
,ion Of business connected With the Company.
CHARLES ETEHN. Presiieo..
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DEFY COMPETITION!

The patronage CT the people of Mantle voc.
Calumet, kewaunee, and Brown counties is so.
hcied, and they will find it to their advantage
to call and examine my prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere. To the people of those coun-
ties | would saw, that for the patronage have
received Of them | am very thankful, and hope
to have them continue the same, as l en- now
better prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date will pay the highest mari ct
price for all kind, of
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Circuit COurt-SDeCial Terms.

STATE OF WISCONSIN !
SHEBoYGAN COUNTY,
BY virtue of the authority in me vested by
the laws Of this State do hereby fix the time
for holding the Special Terms Of the Circuit
Court for the 4th Judicial Circuit follows
On the second Tuesday OF July, Of each year
at the Court Hou' Sc, in the city Of Fond du Lac
in the County of Fond du Lac, at one o'clock
P. NJ. of said day,
On the second Tuesday of January Of each
wear at the Court House, in the city of Sheboy-
gan, in the County of Sheboygan, at one O'Clock
p. NJ. Of said dav,
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand this 10Th day of June 1868
DAVID TAYLOR,
Circuit Judge.
4ih Judicial Circuit.
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IN CORDS Of WOOD wanted a. the
:" Ma litowo~ Pilot Office Tor which the
highest pr &c will be paid in subscription. to the
pspcr, advertising, g.,
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MAN1TOWOC, WIS.
TNHIS establishment will always contain all the
l. varieties of Medicine usually kept in Drug
Store, together with Paints, Oils, VarHi-h, Al
cohol, Spirits Of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
Ter Medicinal purposes Also Fancy Articles,
Soap aud Perfumery, Blank Books and Station
cry, Gamphene, Fluid and Kerosine, and all the
ether articles belonging to this line.
ana hight time.
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Oshkosh City Nursery .

We, the undersigned, offer for sale for the
spring OF 1868, the following varieties of Fruis
described as follows:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18
OEmocRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

TITO Democracy Of the State Of Iowa are re-
,uested to send delegates to State Convention
hereby called, to be held az the Capitol in the
clty.of DesMoines. on WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th
DAY OF MAY NEXT, At Il O'CLOCK n for
tho purpose Of nominating can fidates for Gov-
srnor, Lieut.. Governor, and Judge Of Supreme
Court 10 be sspported at the ensuing October
election. and Of transacting such other business
as may be deemed necessary.
The basis OF County Representation viii bc one
delegate for every enc hundred votes cast for
Richard IL. Sylvester, Secretary Of Sta.e, and one
for every fraction over fifty.
Tho Democracy Of toe several counties in tho
State are requested to sec that the necessary steps
are taken in their respective counties to insure
their full representa- alton at the State Convention.
by order Of the Democratic State Coatral Com
mi.tee.
NJ. ELLwoOD, Chairman.
4 J G TuRg, secretary
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18
DESER TIERS.

7rHE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS
enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, davenport. Iowa:
CHARLES COTTON, bous in Tenewe county
Michigan, ~ years old. maehinist, enlisted Nov
25th, 1862, al laycnE ort, by Capt VIM purseh, I,
three years. Gray eyes, auburn hair, ford com
pleSon, # ~ inches in height, deserted on
sunday the 2.st day OF Decem Der, 1862.
ALsERr TEtPLE, born in Mchenry county
Illinois, 20 years DID, occupa ion farmer. enlist.
ed Nov. 25ih, 1872, At Davenport, by capt VIM
Pursei Tor three years. Blue eyes. bro wn hair
ford complexion. # 5la inchee high, deserted
on SUNDAY the 2lst of Deeesn Der 1852
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county
Maryland 81 years old farmer by occu, alton GU
listed september 9th. 1862. at keokuk, by Mai u
v lillian 8eiknay. for 8 years has grey eye,
~rown hair, lair complexion, b feet inches high
for the 9Th Infantry.
j. l.. BkADEA, born in Decatur county, Indi-
ana, aged ~ yeas, by occupation n farmer, on
listed ut davenport, Iowa, ugust 10, has his Eel
eyes. black hair and dark complexion, height {
ttet 10 inches.
WILLIAM JONES, born in Orarg re county
New york, aged - years by occupation a car
pentcr, enlisi,d ia 10, City. Iowa, July 81, bas
black eyes, sandy hair and dark conpi.yioa
height fee iRchcs.
JOHN hOCGhtEN, born in Hardin county
OHIO, aged " years, by occupation a farmer. en-
lifted a. Davenport, Iowa. September 20, has grey
eyes, light hair and light complex. on, height
feet i y inches.
Ally ole apprehcn1ing any one or all of said
soldiers, will be paid ali reasonable cast Of trans.
portation and subsistence, together with q reward
OF i've dollars when said deserters are returned q
the mmsnding Ofieer Of Camp Mcclellan.
RIM. LivTLLK,
Captain ID Iowa Infantry. Commanding Can,
AsClsllaas Osvespess Osesass ASA. d4
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TIE RE AsoN Why.

When we asked the question:, tue
other day, "why are the soldiers mol
maid" we were seeking after iniorma-
ton. /. has Away been mystery to
~. why. when the Government had such |
abundant means, that i. did not pay It's
dcbts-did not at least pay the hard work
ing soldiers, whose Iamilles,msny OF ihem'
arc suffering for the money already
earned. But we have light upon the
subject. A Clinton County boy writes
hone 10 bis friends, from the army, aud
in his letter he furnishes the reason that
we have been locking after. The letter
has been handed us hy gentleman wfo
wishes TO case our mind 90 the point.
The soldier thus writes:
Well. John, have been through with
good deal since last sa7 you, and
expect 10 90 through With good deal
more before see you again. | hal no
idea OF tbs war until | got iuto IL. !
Lave now learned it 10 perfection. did
blame tae South once but 10 not now.
They have rot II re 10 tight Tor than Nc
have and ali the soldiers thfnA about
the same as | do aboGt i. h.ty often
| hear the men say and say i ms SCI,
that We are only fighting 70 tree th"
nlgger, and NC sa1 We VII not ght atN
more that the rirst time We get into 4
fight we will throw down our arms and
never ire another shot, hut when We
pct INTO "a action 4 ,n' think What We
arc fighting for the only thing We think
ii b ID whip. Tie rob i osu fight vel,
but ", can whip them every time. We
have tlfn at them very often. some
times they make us run, and sometimes
w make them run.
Iuc soldiers are getting dissatisfied
witt the way the wal Ii gong on, aud
i great mary hspe deserted, aud they
keep gong every day. Ii Tie Govern
inent would pay the soldiers ~ Gp "a 2
aeout} 3sstr. fdstr than tisp ef3tsftf taSt
san. ~: 80 q ~ for NE tstos II re
aertatti ,spt e p44 aHai u.s. fh,oe4h
Most ot the sstrcts lave no
esd .eeea IN the Aimiuistl.tion they
LAX the south tll e0a lt- inIet,H
| ~ rot l.e& =. can't out
IA sc cha ONE "a. hi 81.
er4 SEGA IN aerc .H- an.nty
= retsi4az ne ns waa ra-
gard totbs ~ ar. As 4 a.rcl mi.
ate 10 serve aLlsfa negro officer bah
uhtts ea.r M, "a. Town tHafr 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18
VERY PER.IsENT.

Il there IS hot A eeSsoN oEorND
.Pon aLicA the pottttcu5 .jrlehJs q Tie
Administration can stsHd and ,rork ,s
burmoey, il should L.. excite suirtlsc
laat retatitcans und dcaotrots tail q
har,1oa,se ana i, when The No ID
was unlt, We could only Is the tiler OF
extraordinary hounu,s stcetea norton
o. the volunteers called lor Is the 60,
crnneut, how are tAey t. br obtained
when we engage IN H,tye uaPaj.1Gc
strIs," Gle.
The above extract is from the Roch-
ester Democrat. By way OF explana
ton, let us say that tbs Rochester Dem
orrat is not democratic paper, Llt the
organ 81 the republican palty in the VI
elDity III which II is printed. 1t j. al
abolition sheet believes in Greeley
emuiates Beecher and Ph.hii :, and has
large stock in Americans Of A!tyar
lineage
j,a. v submit TIA, lie e>irac, cyinces
knowledge Of TIC "s.tu4;ion' 1u4e is
a class Of republicans, and their number
IS 10y NJ means small, who are opposed
10 their radical brethren, sud WHO a!t
unwilling 10 cooperate with them. Fl i.
oi such as these that tho paper IRON
which We quote complsius. II these
the radicals aud the consefv atives OF III,
republican party--reinse TO unite upoI
20 Identical line of policy, how, then, il
i, to be expected that the republican
and the democrats will harmonic, cx
istng between them, as there does. 4
still wider gull. They never will har-
monte 80 long as TIE republican part,
rualntaina ITS present position. The,
must iss to tao standard 81 poii,ica
virtue aud wisaom-the standard a.
aeyer sink them.
Tns present administration /, below
s4- mark. II il succeeds 10 lis C.,as,i
iot'on dciyine schemes, there 10 an en-,
- this gove,nmont. We still hav
strong hopes that it will not. Tie yer
fac. Of the disiutcgration of the par,
tat elected it, aud tue soidity and ir
ereasing strength Ct tho opposition
opens wide the door Of hope that th
dys Of the Constitution are not ye
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NOTICE.

TO j. CASTOR, Iiiidleson h Lyon, }. MuSselman,
Mary Dnyly, Thomas iarwood, James DALI II
and Amos Pierce:
Won are hereby notified, In accordance with a
L direction e the C,iy CsGDsil Of the City Of
Day. nport, given a, the Regular meeting OF raid
CouLcii, March Alb, 1888. 10 the undersigned City
Marshal Of said city. that you are required 10
lay. or cause TO be laid, side walk, z feet in
width, on the south de Of Loo st Street, from
tntnam Street west to B,aSy treei, in the CITY
Of Davenport, and If said'r'de walk is not laid
with enc week .sam this da'o The same will be
laid at your cost and expense.
II. LEONARD,
Marshal Of the City Of davenport
March 9TH. 500.
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VIII Fxthang. for City Property

FIGHT ACRES og LAND SITUATED TWO
IL and a hslt miles from the {, utt House, Dsv-
en- port. Iowa Sal aad is we'll improved, hav-
ing COED House lia n, listens nd all conye-
niences pertaining TO comfort. There arc Fruit
frees Of every variety, old enough to bear this
wear Also u acre Grapes four years old s,aked
and in fae oroer Apparatus beds, Strawberries.
Curant., Lawton Blacsberr es, Raspberrles
Shrubbery ami in fast everything calculated TO
make the plac not only desirable but pr ftahle
residence. The above will be exchanged for city
property, and some cash paid il Necessary. In
qurc Of JN0. d. HARRIS,
lie Claire House.
INCH 1-lw Or W. HARRISON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

To Henry Miller:
clR:-You are hereby notified, in accordance
- with direction Of the Council # the CRY
nj Davenport, given nj the regular meeting Of
said Council harch Alb s63 "a tho unierssn E
eli, City Marshal Of said city, within twenty days
after one weeks publication of this notice, to
wit: Within tw.nty days from the 10th day of
march. 1858, TO fill up The west 90 feet # bat d
ii Block 3 ia the city Of Davenport, so that foul
and stag ant water will net re nain on said lot.
II sad lot ,s not Gil ed by yau within the time
herein limited, the snme will be done ~ YOU ex-
pcn-e, inc uding costs together With % per &c al.
penalty on the sam-
MANsn.1's OFFICE, City otDavenport,
scott Co., Iowa. March ~. 1898
Marshal Of theVly OF Davenport.
mAh ln-lM
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

IsN'f ruI' TRsAsoSABIE The Alba
~ Statesman is The Tribune echo at
The siate Capital. It asses tue follow
iug language 10 speaking OF government
aud gold
The government Is quite as much to
blame Tor the premium on gold as the
spectators in Wall street. The Gov.
eminent, 10y refusing 10 receive its own
bills AT tie Custom House, creates de
mand for g,il At once unnecessary and
expensive. This constant demand for
specie to pay Custom House debts has
had mose to j. with forcing gold up -
prem than ,ae bank- add brokers
have done The government should
honor lis own notes. Ii is not only DIS
graceful bui dishonest 10 do othclw Sc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18
cumhcrej. and that the sun has not gone

down upon our beloved Union forever
The second sentence o! the extfsc!
.lludes particularly TO the coming draft.
Iti.a mere hint that it viii not be
.,eeess. We dilier. There is but ore
urn that the draft can take. Those
who can't raise The $500 must 60. Some
OF those who arc offered large bonnslos
will 90 also. Bu, it viii be an army OF
hlrelings and mslcontents. Hence u
will be successful 'fiUcc,N AS our Ger
man cotemporary calls It.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18
A Good Spccch b.

~ hit p,n,bl;can NJ tho
no ''.os' s'o'',
late House q hoi''ese''''''e
Judge Thomas OF Massachnse's. lie
voted against the couscrip,on bill and
IA b.heas cornns act. On The passage
- go
% inc ioi'"e' - s'N' '''e'''Ne =
sensible vim, as follows
.Mr. Speaker. let me tnrn TO another
feature 81 this hl, the term Of enlist.
nent. |, provides for the enfis, nent
il men tor 4 period Of nee years WHY
ire wears | think tlere 5 more -
n,ticancc 10 that word tive" IN Tins blJ
than IN al! other uords writ,en in ii
lis posslb.e objects are not written. %
4 you mean Ia sav Is the couutry thai Il
Is your expectation. Your reasonable eA.
pec,atluu, ard the bass on which ,ou
nropos. t. make eulstnenls Tor your
army. that this war Is to continue for q
no,ioa II five yeafs longer Do Won
meau t. SAY 10 the country thst on the
.ast ssa.c on icti the war il nov
prosecute, and at the expense, treasure,
aud 10 At witch !. is prosecuted, you
.Spcc. Ii carry j, III lor t,e year, morei
Ii such be vour expectation, II y inst
and MANY to saw -. Ii such 10 not
yoar expectation, pray aid notbiss 10
the ANXIETY and alarm of the people.
i. Mr. speaker. the object he cxter-
min. i,oD. there is not one OF these
pagc.. snatchel prematurey from hls
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO Me WILL
n please cAl and settle their accounts. and
those having work in my hAnas ere respectfully
requested 20 call and get the same on or before
thu lst Of April, As positively close my bust
ness that day.
ALFRED G. BILLION,
inch i3-dlwwlt 81, 10 Le Claire Row.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-18
Wendell Phtslips thinks no nsesMees
should b. Raiscd that ~ not So"Pose
cd Of Whites ana Blacks.

Wendell Phsssips thinks NO Hssemess
ShoOld b. Nn,scd that - not O0mp oee
cd Of Whites ana Blacks
Wendell Phillips, the distinguished
republican Of New England, has been
addressing the negroes OF Boston at Tho
Ja,.strcel Church. lie l. IN favor OF
mixing mp the races in the same rcei-
ment., Wendell is always little, Lnt
not far in odrance of the republican sen
timeot. lie says:
Your success hangs on the general
success. II the Union lives, it will live
" IL equal races. II divided, and You
have done your duty, then you will
stand upon the same platform with the
white race. lCheers II en- make use
Of the offer Government has made you,
for If yoa are not wiling to fight yonr
way no to office YOU are not worthy oi
Il. Put YOUR elf under the Stars and
Stripe. and fight yourself to the mar
ouee Of General, and you shall come
out With aswosd. Cheers
The question wi you OF Mass"
chuxcits take hold ! hear there i
some reluctance because you arc not ts
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