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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30
The Cleveland Herald and the German
Convention. ra

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The Cleveland Herald and the German
Convention. -
As cur paper was going TO press, we saw
In the Herald paragraph in which he
disspprovss Of German political organize
tiOns. BE fears that they would. only lead
to Increase unduly the influence Of the
Germans, and to prevent the natural order
Of things, according to which America
should not be esrmaniEed, but the Ger
mans be AmerlcaniEed. -iis-,- r. r--e
This is sn old, nuch-discus5ed theme,
and We viii, for the present, only remark
that the Americans encourage us wher-
ever we have German meetings for an ell
ection, and make Efforts smong our cOun-
trymsn 70 mite them on the ticket, but as
soon as we make of cur good right of or
esniziug politically, we fall into disrlen-
sure. --s.s s--
The Herald, hoBever, labOrs under q
great mistake. We do not unite and or.
RaniEs as Germans, bat as American eiti-
gems OF German descent, whom common
language brings already together, but who
pursue no interest foreign to Americans,
Is is sufficiently plain from the platform
established by the Convention.
We unite and organise because self
respect commands US TO dose, and because
We hope to be more useful to the republic
by being united than by being scattered.
In doing this, no one thought Of seeking
an undue influence, and the Vsry modest
bearing, hitherto, Of the German popula-
-tion Of this country SLOWS Of no such ap-
prehension.
But IL We are asked 10 become a Ameri-
eaHised, we beg the Herald to explain his
nesning. We have hitherto been Of opin'
Ion that this great republic, the refuge Of
al oppressed, is q cosmopolitan structure,
in which men Of all nstionalities could
live pesoefully side by side, in freedom and
with equal rights faithful only to the laws
Of the country and to the principles Of
liberty. We thought that this country
was, 50 to say, an immense erucible, into
which the genius Of history throws all ma
tionslities, in order to produce something
much higher than can be produced by one
sided national development. We hold
Nmsrica to be the means Of re-uniting the
sssarsted members Of the family Of nations
inh one people. after having by the con-
stalt contact and intercourse, rubbed of
thois one-sided peculisrities, and after
having learned from each other what il
bette in the one thsn in the other; and
We believed that mainly for this purpose
history had, instead Of the usual medium
Of book and travellers, brought here to
gether thousands, nay, millions # thinking
men, in Orter TO solve this grest problem.
But for this purpose "Americanizing'
would not bs the rigbt means for, ho v
ever highly tae "Americsn' may think Of
himself, be surely does not slone possess
everything Chat is wise and good and bean
tful. Other nations have also their good
qualities, and perhaps there would be pro-
ttH We would Ameriosnize and German.
ize each other, and If every national pc
cnliarity would make itself manifest as
far as right and liberty and reason per-
nit, then the best part of each would soon
hs known and appreciated. -7-s-c F.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
/ TTRNTION. LADIES'

aave removed their saesroom nom Isl Ontario 81
70 Room No. 8, HoamRnn'g Block, opposite N
Post Once, where they VIII Do happy % see Eu 2
their oId customers and a. many ones as may Sc
at 70 call and examine
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TO tie Hon. WV. P. DOLE, Cszmissioner {
Indian a ffGigs -- r-s

40 kfte doIA- HA. L OpLEr NaAEHttSetVNe1 "
Indian 81 fairs: ----.- ~,
SrR: have the hOaer to inform you
that treaty Of peace and friendship was
this day concluded with the Western Bands
Of the Shoshone Nation, by Gov. Nye lof
-NeEsdG) and myself, upon terms quite as
fsvorsble as those of the Treaty Of Fort
Bridger. Gov. Nye win transmits the
treaty to the Department. expect to
z meet the Goship Tribe at place about $50
-T7ailes east Of this, on the Oh inst, for the
purpose Of treating with them. 1t lis in
their country that most Of the dePredstions
a. and sighting have occurred duRing the past
season; but from information obtained by
visiting their camps, aid from other
sources, during the past month, they are
how anxious to treat for peace. r--s
Very respectfully, b-r
E-r. Your oOedient servant r
.,-..--- JAMES BUANE DOTY.
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- JAMES DUANE DOTY.

-Ges-Andres, of Massachusetts, talks
right ont on volunteering He calls on
the people o. his State to devote themselves
" with all the glowing enthusiasm and the
hery zeaIof their patriotic hearts" 10 the
extinction Of the rebellion; and to say to
the country. if the thineis MT accomplish
ed pretty soon, that Massachusetts, "Will
81 herself and put it down 49, sii.
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Treaty with The shoshone Nation.

The following official communication an
nOunees the conclusion Of treaty with
the shOshOne Nation, who, for some time
past have attacked the emigrant trains to
Oregon. By this treaty the Indians who
have infested Nevada Territory viii be re-
moved. -.--L
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.BB All BUFFIOIENT TaR@K

ITRIESEMABl ], ? and 3 arc pfotsot9d q q
Al LISTERS Patsnt Of England, snd 5ecursd ~ IN
~eais of the Eooie de Pharnacle dc Paris tEd i.as
mpsrial College @ Aedieine, Vienna. -
% One Is iIivaiuSbIe for B1bAusttoh SPerln6.EJr
rhOaa and all phvEfssi disshilttisz- -. .a- -.i.
NO Two com pletely srsdsclbs7 at rtcss q teose
disss ass thzt have isgrsl1sgrz 5t- al bS ts n'-
saou- and -4rqfcsoCE usa 0 -sJfnEFEz ard c2tot5s
NO, Three hes tir5iy suPoiantd tns uFioi1 ce
Of mercury, Hereby fslsrrIz 20 % si5Ies sP-e4y
sIise i6arstTs. ai trlo,gFisz Es! roesiE0 ous ih7
TFIBssEAR, Nos T. t,ld are frep'ai9F Fions ~ tile
torm OF Il zanVss, devoid Of ta-te Sf geils sad oaR
BE- carried in the sanisfcoat 20 kcts Sid m ti css
aud divided 10 y ssParn-a Doses - adn1itiEters9 ~
We pau LgIeInand, kouE, Bics d, 30. Price e3 eecs
r tcssea for ae, ghich So snd In go caSssI
thereby tl-re is q saving Of a9 T. b had whole
ssis and ratsil OF Or 5ARCW, 10. I94 Beseke-~5s,
EeW York. -
ImEosdiatsIy On receiving Eemittsnoe Dr. bsIroS
VII forward the Erss7Inar 70 seF pArt ot ne Hffiu
securely packed, and atdre1ssd RcccrdfnE % hhs N
'lE%sssSi5 said 3 5y 'So g. y -6LIRk Agent or Coz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

Among tho many certificates OF the excellence and
merits Of these Pianos, would refer 20 the follow
ngs-
hR- ". ENA8s, Baltimore, Dear Sir:-I have great
pleasure IN certifying that have tried you Square
Pianos and ind them equal, II not superior 70 any
IL this country Among their gIest qualities which
Distinguish them, is she eEenuoss o. tone the eeo.
sbl5 and eaay toulh, and volume Of tone. Wisbing
you al the succsa5 yOu 80 highly deserve,
am, Sir, yours very truly,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30
4 MAN OF A FH0UsANDl
A coNsUMPrIvE CURED

Dr. n. JAMES, Retired Physician otyrsh
eminepce, discovered, while in the East lndlesA
certain cure for COuEumption, Asthma hreuchltlA
Coughs Colds aud General Debility. The rsme1S
wa discovered by him when his only child, daugh
ter Wa given up 10 die His child Vas cu-ed, andl
now alive .nd we'll. DESTROYS OF benehtting his y
Low niortals ne VIII send to thOsa who wish 4 tn
recpe containing fu directions Tor making and sue
cessuy using this remedy, tree, on receipt ot theI
1ones with two gtamps to pay expenses, There ts
NOT single case Of Consumption that il does not st
once take hold And dissipste. Night sweats pee
yishuess irritation Of the nerves. failure o. memory
difculL pectOration, sharp pains n the lng5l 70
throat chilly sensations, Nausea 81 the stOnAch1l
actor o. The bowels, wasting away OF the muscles.
-s,7The writer will please state The name OF thep
-per they ssothis adVerEiInent in. Address,
iyis-463 1H rs North zd-St, Philsdtlphia. fa;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

JoHH BEowH's widow recently visited
Clayton County, Iowa, in search Ots home
in that State. She had her family with
\ - l. : -. l. IL.
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COAL COKE.
A RTTFICIAL TEETH.

a nit ~ IAI 4 IlII IL -
"A upon Yrlcanite Rubbsr Base, With QJTFT7zro
our mode ~ / sertinz, il pronounced By AA16
all 10 20 the most LiFE-LlEE snd useiul In Eating
Speaking and Stngiue from tlO % 20 for upper OF
lower sett mike mbtAls. its power Of suctien ts
com piete, requiring clasps, 1t being moulded 20
The most perfect impressions Of the north 10 httec
with ACCURACY over any rsmsining roots without Civ
ing psin and the greatest supports given TO the sd
joInl z teeth
n B-Ws undertake all cases where Others have
failed t. give sstissetiOn and require no fee unless
perfect ft "a made and only OsE VISIT 70 cOsPLkIk
sETT. Established II years sou slde run SqusIS
r nEETFT.S. nentiets 9cnI4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30
rARbTs. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOB
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

very desirable Coustry Besidsnoe, the st. Clair
Road be residence OF =. g. None, Eco, 81
miles from the Post Once; modern built gothic
house, with 10 or IS acres HE hly improved iand,
with every VARSITY Of fruit, handsome Fish
Pond, sc. Will be sold very low.
Cedar-St-7f or Is acres land, with house and barn
fruit, stream Of Waler, &o. A nice property
Cbeshire St. HandEome tEo-Btory house, nearly
new, with marble nantes, gas, &C. Lot 5TXls3
feet; desirable pr. psrty. e450O.
Huntin gton- -S-DUuble frame house, with barn. Lot
5Oxl5O feet. 5000.
Kfnsman-St, near Erie-Large house with every
nVsuiencs. Barn and lot 66x35O feet. 5000.
Bend St--HOuss, two stories, with douple parlorss
water, gas, bath room, barn, sc. $40 0.
Case AvenueTWO story frame house IN Italian villa
style, with lot 5I12sOfset s2gO.
CroHs-St-TWU houses aud lot to exchange for farm
Colum bns-St-, West Slde-A large Two story house
and lot ssxl57 teetI on eorner, with all kinds Of
fruit, barn, sc,
TrRcy-st, West Side--Tvo houses and lets.
University Beight,-Largs ons and half story
house and lot, 66x5OJ feet. e20aU-
Euclid-St near Perry-A very desirable vacant lot,
lOQx20O feet
A very Vsluable Farm--In Mentor, Lake county, on
the old stage foa1 to PsinssTiile la9 acres sandy
loan aud bottom land, We EHtered, with ark 0
aud esnTensenlly aTTasked buildings orchard, &C
WarrepsyiIle-Fsrm Of 90 acres to exchsngs rOr q
House md Lot in IN 3 City.
Farm ard Village Pr0psrty-In Monroe township,
Ashta bula county. Two improved Farms i'm
buildings, one of l69 aOrEs and one OF 81 acres =
Also ~ acres with house, in a village VIII ex-
change whole part fJr house and lot In city or
for larm or properly near good school
JHO. q. JEAhlNGSl
oet20 AtWaEar Building. foot OF EuparlOr-5I
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r AND OFFTCR-H 4 LITTLE

r AND OFFICE.-H. B. LITTLE
4 hiss constantly on hand large nsGnber Of i'm
rr0Tsd Farrns Tor sale for cash or on time. Aso-a
varie.y o. City and Village Property and cholcs
Earmiag Lands In Iowa. Wisconsin aud hissouri,
vhich he viii eAchanFe for Yarns, City Personal
Property. OEcs IN AfEater building, kOs- and 8,
ID floor. maylz
ID EAL .ESTATE.-E. N. KEYkS,
IN formerly Of the hrm OF Littlsa 4 Keyea, cas-
ouensd kesl Estate Of1cotn kouseB Blocki corner
o. superior ST. and Public square, and has constantly
on hand several thousand Of 1rlt quality harms
inR LandB In the Statss OF Iowa, Wisconsin and Ma
Oorf 70 sxuhaugsfor city country DFoperg5 allsi
an all kinds o. personal property Part easl Paid
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

Ea-Wfll buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and oIlect Rents, So
ETHo charge 70 Purchaser. Sellers only charged
for sales or Exchanges Actually Msds.
nD-Also issues Policies st Lowest Paving Bates In
Rslisble Eastern Insurance Oompaniess
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

After having playod0n the Planes Of Eeasrs- Enabe
Uo it Is impossible not 70 bear testimony 20 their
q1alitiss, which have acquired ior the ths eminent
reputation which they cnloy. The Planes OF their
msrufzcture on which have play sd, are exceeding
Iy remarkable n their qualities o. TONI The BGss
Is power u, without harncgs, anf me UPPER notes
sweet, cloar and Economically msiloW tchrygtiang)
and dOnOt hesitate 20 express in regard 70 these r
Hrueats my entire ststactiOn, and 70 declare that
thoy equal Il not superior 70 the bast mauufso-
tured In EurOps this country b. TIE 1t caiebra-
ed maEsrI. Lelgleal y. M. QolIsoEALk.
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sraaH-coITED. PuErLY YEazrAs11

Ths Oldest, Oheapest, and most Reliable FAmfB
NsdJcine IN Csc More used than RnT other kind.
Prioe Is csutH-5l Pills in box. See Uire1l
55-5old by Strong & Armstrong, Benton Brothefs
4. ". Palmer, Churchill Bro. Also, ct Wholessl
g. q. EORREB, Genl Agent,
For Ohio, Michigan and Indiana
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

To Msssrs. Wa. KEAEE 4 Co., BaItinoTs;-I can
not but congrstiats you upon the iusEnse progress
and improvements Which yUu continually make on
your Pianos, Ehie1rin ny opinion ralk sI1oEg the
Tsry best in ths country. n SIBAA0SOH.
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REAL EsTkTE.
REAL EefATE AHEHr!s.
EoUsEs ID LgTs FoR -.


omes 10. Atwstsr BsIlding. Entrance thrS1Gh
tho Insursucs Ones Il 4. Z. Brayt01.
HOUSES AND LOTS ToR SALE
Brick Dwellings, Nos. loi and lo5 Euclid Street,
Lots rgDning through 10 huron street Very
Lot On chg street. s41l55 fset o. 900 down and
the balance in one, two and three years.
Fra ne House on Huron str~et- Lot 81 feet front,
running through 70 high street
Frsme House on Ulinton street, near Duane street.
I Lot s3xi - feet. rIice o., ,OO0-
TWo-story Frame Mouse on Lake street. opposite
Frame sN 6ou.o On St. OIar Strsst Lot 4s1isO feet
Fr,ms HOUSE. on sIblsy street. Lot 56xI45 ies.
Possession given ls1 Of April -.
4 orse and lot No s75 Kinsman Street, lot I00L530
houss has all the modern improvements OF hot
and cod water and Gss throughout, furnace,
larSe, new and sIeQsnt brick house and barn, cor
nsr kin nsmsn and Forrest Street. lot z26xss6.-
Bri hOass o and lot on St. Clair Street. near BOn5
goodfruit, Wstsr gas, &e- A very destrable prop
Frame Hoase and lot 80 Kinsman Street, s2zsOO,
good well Of water. fruit, bnrn, &C. Terma easy.
Also lot in rear Of above on Orange Street s2Il25
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
| city property.
! l62, good fruit snd we'll Price S2i5oO.
FARMs FOR SALE,
"a acres two miles from the CITY about 40 rods from
| Euclid-St., on the Crawford Road. good Farm
House and Barn; well stocked with Fruit Of al
IS acres in Euclid, y miles from the city timbered
new house, price s45 per acre. Terms easy.
seres timbeTsd, IS acres improved, small Jraa
house, good barn and COW stP bic, stream Of nave
falling water and small orchard.
100 Acres, on which il bed OF Iron Ore, 50 mile
| above LaOrcsse- Wonld exchange.
10 AsIes in BTooklinl White Frame House. Goo
AZ Acres on spanglsr Avenue 5 brick house, marbl
Ios Acres in independen.s, . acres improved, Ia
ance timber. Price t3D per acre Octz4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

Mr. Go. A. BARLoW:-These noble Instruments
posses immense resources o. power A1d eEaEessions
The bass S s0nOrcus and grand the middle register
ricA and sympathetic; while the high tea are bril-
liant, clear and pure IS silver bells.
The scale is even without single haw; the sgttOn
IL smooth and marvsou3iy easy and the pedal sc tE
the dneat Of which the PianOforts tssusoepdbie-
In word, knabs's Pianos are worthy Of the grsat-
sztArtsts, und are oepabl0 OF rendering the 1nsst
compositions known In this realm q AIt.
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
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MORNING GLEADER.
FRIDAY 1I0RYlN0 OCT. 50, 1866

EDrroRs LEADERi Please insert in your
columns the f0ToRing arriels translated
from the WsoAtsr an Erie, snd ObHge
many friends. S4RnIOAE.
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PgAN0S.
ETery Piano Farrsntedfor rive Tears
Old Piano tlD Aa0DE0Rs TIEEEIH HrgAaG

ALsO-ON HAND. -'4i4
ks'OssoHs, SzsB IrItrEssnt', stTisss, 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

MIG. A. BARLOW, Dear sIr III gives me plesEur
70 state that consider the Enabe Piano equal 10 an
md superior 70 most instruments made in this coun.
trY, especially In richness arc volume OF tone.
Having used one Of the sane for ten OF more hour
Of each day for two yesF8 feel confident In recon
msnding them 70 al Who are gnacouzinted with thef
great qualities" aEli respectfully yoursl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

MANHATTAN H0TEL-OPPo-
lEf SITE the Park, Murray-St., near broadway,
Ne9 York. The Proprietor having had this conmo-
dfous Down Town Hotel thor -ughiy repaired paint
ed and returnished, is now prepared 10 provide as
Guests with all the com torts Of good and well resu-
lated House, Charges are rsasonable,
septII n. HU9GIh5, Proprietor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

T LITTLE, DEALER Irt REAL
A. EsFATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of kaEIhg and Earning Lands in
this State, Iowa " izeonsin and Ifiinol5-
Hs7-Unaoa over No. 50, south side OF Pub. Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

-DRCH HOUSE-124 WATRR-ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio. This House ig now open fol
fhe reception Of Guests and the Travelling
arlly 1t is convenient TO the DepOts In the csntFa
Of business and easy OF soceEs every way.
Dl-Stransars Will find Il aQuiet House ~ the Fery
on price Of OHE DOLLAR per day, n,
: ~. 81. d. BLBqH Z -.
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tho Insurs1cs ones q 4. z. Brsyt0I.
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oflos hOurltroR % aspasror $50 sslae asiI'
sundays sxosPtedl
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Rates of Advertising.


ON AND AFTER FRIDAY THE 18th Of
this month, the terms of casual advertising in
the Daily Bulletin, will be as follows:
First W'eek-$l 90 q square each insertion
Secona Veek-~75 cents square each inser.
tion
Third lyeeh--50 cents asquare each Insertion
Fourth Heeh-25 cents y square each inser-
zion.
Second Month AT the rate of $5 per month.
Third and Each Succsc3iag Nomth--At the
rate Of 81 per square month
Advertisements inserted once twice, or three
times a week, charged as new advertisements
each time.
% per cent will be added to the above rates
Tor Special Notices
10 lines make one square No advertise
Incnts less thanl square Advertisements that
make over 10 lines and under Is lines counted
as one,and- -a-half squares Advertisements
that make over IL lines and under 20 lines
counted as two squares.
It will be favor if advertisers viii please
mark on their advertisements the number Of
squares they wish them tq occupy.
Obituaries, Editorigi Notices amt Comnunj.
cations for individual benefit, will be charged
20 cents per line
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From Nassau.

The steamer Atlantic, Captain Thos
Lockwood, came into this port yester.
day, having left Nassau on Friday
evening last.
Left at Nassau the steamers Sirius
and Banshee--the latter having just
arrived from Wilmington, n C.
The Atlantic was fred at with much
severity ny the blockaders, but she had
the good fortune to pass them unharm.
cd
The Yankee gunboat shat captured
the Eagle was the Ootorara, Part Of
the crew of the prize had been sent
into Nassau.
The steamship Orion, Capt. F. n
Bonneau, arrived here on Friday night,
having left Nassau on Wedneaday.---
She was fred at by the Yankees off
this harbor but sustained no dalnago
The Orion is beautiful vessel, and
has every qualification necessary to
make her successful blockade runner
The British steamer Flora, which
had left Nassau, it was feared, has been
taken by Yankee gunboat, as she
was chased, and firing was heard in the
direction which she went. We are
gratifed, however, to report her safe
arrival at Wilmington, after passing
through heavy fire off that port
Courier.
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WINCHESTER, TENN. MAY 81, 1868

by his bitterest enem es as gallant
and consistent Democrat, who has
braveIy dared every danger, in declar
ing his opinions. Yet Mr.. Tallandig.
ham Of no moment, personally, in
this controversy. The painciple rises
above all personal considerations, and
no true patriot will consider, for a mo.
ment, who is the subject of such ar.
bitrary proceedings. Certainly, no
Democrat can hesitate to fly to the
rescue Of the very fundamental prin-
q les of Republican liberty. If tree
discussion, the atmosphere in which
they i've, is not to be allowed, then let
us indulge no longer in he mookery Of
a ballot box, Men ofAmerica Dem.
ocrats you must yindicate these sacred
principles # need be, with your hearts
blood, o. take not the name of liberty
upon Your polluted lips Don't hypo-
critically pretend you are free if you
are not. The question for US seriously
to consider is, whether we will pre-
serve and defend the Constitution and
liberties thereunto pertaining, as "wE,
THE PEOPLE," have "rdained them, or
whether we will give all up, ourselves,
our lives, our property, our personal
rights and political opinions, &c, &c,
into the hands of faction. If we do
not arouse, silence will give consent,
and the heel of the despot, before we
know it, will grind into our souls the
iron of oppression, and instead of
bequcathing to our children the noble
heritage of liberty we received intact
from tho hands Of our fathers, We shall
leave them legacy of despotism and
woe, less toIerabe than death, only
because, like us, they may bo too COW
ardly to die.