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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19
PROPOSALS.

MAYORS OFFICE, SEPT. 10. 1858
M NM .. .prnpossls VIII BE- received At this Office
sntu W O'Clock NJ on FRIDAY, the 10th dAy of
ssPtsReer for grading and graveIins i street
noFth, tfon Ninth 70 Z shth street vest nswcrk
70 Do doae under the direction Of the Commis-
sioner OF the Thiui ward ana two AssiStsnt tom.
@ssiosess, to bs approved by ths Mayor! sl. NE
.-p'sla AHFuT' i1Ei JOHN r, GAMER.
.'. 90 %. II IIiisa oRnissioner Of Third Ward.
.. ssf H srAisH tar THOMAS nERRY,aI|T
rEy1l8 WILLIAM ORM, 'tyI
% o. sH. ~" 81 Assistant Comuisstousrs
tstaf, Chron. = Con. Uaionl % NE
DROP OSALS FOR WOOD.
0syieE, U Q. A, IDI 3 Sr.,)
Y ss WAssisS5os. An =, ssg,eAbsr ~. isss.
ssSssnSsr r. .sss At y M, ihs deiivering e. this
OF the best quality, to bs delivered ~ Svo
cords on thu ist ot October, aud two oords ~.
nah Ss,s seen sSsrsH month"; until mo whole
PrepeeAls should ss sednssssd to the subsorloer r..
and indorsed o. the envelope, q uPropossia Sor
ssIa',o, mOhhis !. MILLER,
~ .o'o'o. MAJOR and QusrteTms sster.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

BRIDGE Washed AwAY.-Yeat4rJsy the tenn
por.ry bridge st Laurel Factory was washed away
ey we heavy r.ins' lhe rss.isr viii ysmsaLsr
.nes 'an onrss was eoh'trustrd sevap months
ego In place OF the one which W. carried .w.v bv
the extensive I. sshet at that time No I,aa,.,s
expected to-day. Tressei work will be immedl sts.
BY erected owe. which the viii run uutI p.s.
mAaen, and subytantial bridge 4. built.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19
white's Gusrrillas In Maryland-They
Retreat Across the Pososnae.

A letter from Darpestowu, Msrylsud, dated
yesterday, says that early yesterday morning
from two hundred to four hundred rebel cav.
airy, said to be . portion Of Whites COM
msnd, crossed the potomsc between Wallis
Branch and Muddy Creek, and started toward
the crossroads, two miles from the river, where
there had been q rendezvous Of the "scott's
Nine Hundred"
Gen. Helntzelman, who had arrived there on
tour OF inspection, pursued them up the tow
path OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, press.
Ing them SO hard that they were compelled to
certain that the rebels committed no dopreda-
tions on the Maryland slde.
The Charleston Mercury expresses Q hope
that some heaven directed missile " may send
General Gilmore to the Internal shades" We
gness That Gilmore, before going, will give
Charieston, as his last bequest, . little more OF
the sort OF tire that has 80 excited her. He will
iea'e her creek testament.-PrsRfice.
PUNISHMENT OF OFFENDING LIQUOR DEAL
ERs- Jane sullivan, arrested by officer BsaiI, wac,
on me 10th inst, hnel SO by Justice Thompson
Chsries krousc. also arrested by oHRcer Beall for
sehhhg liquor to soldiers, was yesterday fined $40
| by the same m ,gistfate.
!ohn Arteezer, arrested by roundsman Greer for
semhs hq" ~, last sunday, In his tavern on Sew.
en'h sfeet, between New York avenue and L, was
Yesterday hned $40 by Justi e Thompson. Tw,
witnesses were called to prove the selling of the
liquor to them on Sunday, but they both testiae ed
thst the liquor they drank In Arteezsrs house a.
given TO them. He wns, nevertheless, fined a.
above stat d, for keeping open his b., loom and
place of business on sunday.
Il This morning, John Gssiy, arrestei by ofneer
Beall, WAS nnsi, by the same m-gi.tr ate, A u 10,
selling liquor to soldiers and 80 ior ieilinx iia,
In the eouLty Of W. sk!ngton without license.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

NEHsK Uss DoUBLs-MsAEIsss.-The Rev.
Mr., Purraston, Baptist minister Of this city, Is
lying very III ct his restdsuce. couple, wishing
to be locked In the bonds Of uony, aud wish
Ing this clergyman to fasten the 'ek, went to the
Parsons residence, and he'd the solemn ceremonies
there performed This wss \ bcd'tde, or ell ical
marriage. member Of Rev CMr. Pa church, MIR.
y. T., went to u COMPANY, the other evening,
aha announced to some ladies who were present,
Me astonishing fact III the Baptist minister mar
ried couple In bed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19
.,,i-..a sSs e. &, ,G,s,ass..s, ,,!s,.. s sss:-,:.

TEE GRlAf PnuNsYLvAuIaF Ror-.'-I-,rhS
lSasksat asd sss..t roats b tSs cNoSthwset -
soai:s sS. IA e: !.
~ the principal points In m North AZ 1.st
For tisaets and apply st tSs Il
oss oI tss "G,sss rsansyivAnia loufe soFthsss,
der katioasl Hotel. Ofiss opSn froS 4 n ~ ~
p o.ioa suaaayss 10 Z ?. ~ z : y 7'-'Ia1.. %
."a EfT ~ fT8hfE. O. NORTON,
sek 90 il o .- .r H. fq1irafTg p II.7' ASasA
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19
Bf HLEgklAlPH.
RuIIer,dI Evacuation d
Richmond! u.
E T-T-TtH9 W

BlLrino.., ssps.iS.lT6s AssIsscm'sspecial
Dsssssss llsosos cousspoaAsnt says tAsss - .
rumor there, which obtsins belief With many,
that Richmond is being svscusted, ~,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

oUrsIDE.-On the frat page Of to-day paper
will be found remarkable letter of Thurlow
Weed, upon "the Democracy going to seed;'
a copy Of letter written by Frank Pierce to
his dear friend, Jefr. Davis, In January. 1850;
poetry, news, and micellsneous paragraphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

Nervous Debility, gpsfmatoffhoI, and ail
- i:.is :;.:'i = sSss9 Haas m ssSs, ssSs:'ss: q.
y All parts q The sopntsy and which does not re
: z 's.ss.Ga s. si'''sa .
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

s.--T.-1s60-x.-DRAxR's PLANrAsIos
-.82 .eFEA ia 1uTEna Nt-st A.
They purify, strengthen and invigorats.
SfSs.srs a sniidosst b tkssss tk vf wsssr sssA,,.
! AIhsy ovsrooms sfFsets Of dissipatxa and i2ts
Tssy sssnstA.n ii. ,y.ten aad .aliv.n tn.
,fhsy prsssat siasms st1s aad insepsisteut ssv,rs.
They purify the breath and scidity 81 the stom.
lhey cure pyspspsis end constlpstion.
They cure pfArfhes, Cholera and cholera Morbus
They cure Livsf 06nplAiaf 40 NERVOUS Hssd.
1lsy are ths besa Aittsnta thsworid .rhsv make
the weak man strong, and are exhAusted RstuSe's
greet !estorer. They are soapossd or the eeIe-
biated CallsayA &ark, Cascafilia BARK, nendsiion,
Chamomiie Ffowers, Lsysndss F1owceN Winter.
sreeal! AnAas, Clovsr-huds, Orange fsSl, snske-
roo, csraway. corisndsr, 1ardoSE, l--T-isso-
m iS!lovins Is sample ef u. tassiso.y daily
soLDIEas' HoME susrniSrssDssS's0 0ryucE,
.sfs c:.'',sAr5 O. !aA e isa
have 4Yss yayr P,spts&tss Htssss 70 hp.d,sds
n our noble Soldiers who stop ~, now OF less
olssssia Sen ysstege ssnsess onA Vsa6It b nest
sase 2 Hsspefsaos,ss iAls y tAsay{ly y,ish %u
syery nmily, - every hoPttsic 81 4 6snd On
syssy'sseasAald. eo'rEi& W. d A.DepyS,A
W HLa D4p0xl0 Dn0ent
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

CKsrRR AARKsr TO-DAY. .--Thc. market was
well attended to-day, and ws we'll supplied, but
-sverytAing was held st "washisgtea prices, -
our list will show. The following are the prices
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

DIbsAsss o. Phs NiavoUs, esnrnAL, UsIN.
Anv AND SEXUAL sYsTEM.-New and reliable
CIATION.sent In sealed lettsr envelopes, irssoi
oh. J. aKILLIN HOUGHToM,
au22-SmdkW n = - i
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

I'm OoHynsssons AHp ,kxPnaIsncI or
warning and CAUTION TO Youss nfS Who ssfisr
SoS sss,sSs .ss :SppiJias S::sy ~:
o. ;iIy su.H. one who Ia saisd Sinssit X.
ss dS,saf p1i e sSs s.pc. and injury shfcuVh
~: y 4: a;:::e :s's:e .a.''ss''
.ys.-iy FAsaiSmfd s.aiald. H. sAdSsS,n dJasIn1 Nv
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
9 ssssII,AlTTEsrIosioo55'.
SATURDAY EVENING,
ws~s,xssa -, 1888.
alIsyal ,,dAiosw. or.

:, Tn NASIoHAL uHIoa LnAeUB WILL s0f:p
public nsstihSs svsfy TUESDAY EVENING,
u thear Hsn. - HatA IstpH. gTAHs will be
speeches, NsaieSsf sSsSs, As. ms rssa,ns-rosns
open svsry svsalns. q , ~ IA Z, apr t-tv
JAass A. brown, M, Is ,uiy authorized -
asses4AAs4.as - Aeset - seltais anA rsssivs ~
ssrtpttons and contributions IN support Of he No
tona Union League hsadinG Room.
,aaI ,.lib aAt 20 lvM. BkbD, Prsssdsnt.
aTsso. ,. sroxsa sss'y. alL..L ~. L,l-L-.
- A GBNrLsMAH, cured Of Nervous Debility,
Iasonpstsnsy, rrsnaturs Decay aaA YoutAfal
Error, astuated BY desire to bssset othsrs, WIN
- happy 70 furnish TO Ill who need u (ffss OF
simple Rensdy ussd ia his eeDs.i s1hoss wishins
to proat BY his sspsrienesa-aaA pgssssss vaiushis
Rsmsdy-will reesive the SanA, b.. return nsil,
''.''''''' '''''a' By .4'd'''';tSs ;S,s|, !, oop,,.
.ol.-dasmsa 9 !. !. NJ. . N.ss.a a, 3: vote
REw Asa Ersnrr.4!gWs dos't rsfsf 70 the
very lev, are exempt rom nj isdsssssaSs H. ~ rand
can naabsr. IScSssnSs of then Sssys 81 ais II and nd
az s.s.g ss. ~ ;ss.s Z e s. r s;Sf
tax, q a. preventive, render the wsaksst stoaaeH
Dvsrtpsfa.Snoor. Nay, though yeu sss already
enrolled among the sufferer, M Setties Of lhfs
Ssy sSsS Gss q. .na ssSUusg s'Ss Sss ss. =
seized again. % plaia tsfas, this famous stom-
Aehic and alesativs 70 iefallibls 10 ~ tks vayie-
ties Of tndigeetion AID ef Liver compliant u In
the hsfves, strengthens the body, and 10 1 p0{spt
ant;dots e the d.letelious inaysnce q das.p and
~ az asss,slas' drug storsia the souatsy at
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

1plfoB o. RaPUsIloAN-Dsar Hjt , With
!ss, & A. !s.s a mai s:;ifs i.
!S tSr naking s.d istng sinpjs Veestshis SsIm.
salgtshss Tsn, rssklss, and N inpuiities q tGs
Sssut,fsi @ ffivlns @s ssns, sofs slssi, snoosh, and
I.ilI sso mall free to 4Aos.. h.v,ns p,,a Head,
-. - iasS Sssss S!nRls dtssalass sn1 lsSosmstiSn
Laxuriant Hair, Whisksrs, OF Moustashe. in iess
man StshS,; tsh ~! applisAs'ans answered " return
Respectfully yo0ys, llEE
- !. RIOS b CHAPMAN. csessi.A
.yse1-snd I" No. sst 6foadwsy. Nsv vors,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

A Dssn1rINo SUBSTITUTE W.
Brown, . desertcr and substitute, WAS sent from
the Cuardhouse, under guard, TO Captain seheetz,
Ter ,dsptinsstioa a. . substitute taken by the
Board OF Enrolment. =, ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

BAxER's BATrALioN.-we observed to-day
lasys dstaohnsat Of thsss nsa drawn up in line In
frost Of the Coionsi's once for Inspection. After
iaspection they proceeded down the avenue, IN
route Tor camp. They prsssntsd zoe appearance.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-19

wIvs BBArsR COMMITTED 70 JAIL.-Tim
Mcguire, whs 10 In the hsbit Of bsstins his wife
ssui-monshly, was today consisted TO JAIL for
Court, by Justice EsrUuson. Mcguire has been
confined In the Guard Mouse for sone Nme.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-17
Registers Office,

INV UAHFLhi MARCH q IbU3.
Upon the application OF William Hayes, Executor
II Of the last will and testament Of William Brown
tsts Of the city Of Wilmington, In said County, do.
eeased; Il Is ORDERED aud directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid, give notice Of the granting
N etters Tesamenary upon the Estate of the deceased
with the date granting thereof by causing advertise
mens to be posted within forty days from the date OF
sueh Letters In six Of the most public places Of the
County Of New Castle requiring all persons having do
nnds against the Estate to present the same or abide
by an Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
And also the to be inserted within the same
perlod In tho Delaware state Journal and Statesman
newspaper published In Wilmington, aud TO be Continued
therein two months.
-, Given under the hand and Seal of Office Of the
lis Register aforesaid. at New Castle, In New Castle
tsv~l County aforesaid, the day and year above writ
ten. PETER d. VANDEYER, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-17
ECHO.

EOuOs
I'm weary Echo sad and WORN,
Pm solemn, for my clothes are torn :
Kind Echo. that may be bles.,
Pray sAy-in what shall investg
And Echo answers, VEST.
vest kind Echo, that Is we'll,
The one have sure a SILL
III try what thy wisdom grants;
What else3 for lo my bosom pants,
And Echo answers, PANTS.
Pantsl good Echo how you charm
My own are hardly ht TO darn;
And pray what else my hearing goats,
While balm Of bliss my bosom coats.
And Echo answers, CoATs.
Coats thank you, noble friend;
My coats are gone too far 10 mend;
But ere haste TO buy them all,
Where can make the greatest haul7
And Echo answers HALL.
Hall why there are three or four
Which Onol your client would impOre;
Oh speak for melsneholys stroke
Has made my heart as hard oak.
And Echo answers OAK.
70 y appears that Echo, like all nature, Is instinct
with the fact that
wANAMAKER BROWN, (oAK HALL.)
s. 3. Corner Sixth and Market sts., Phadelphia,
Y the M Plus ULTRA Clothing House of Philadelphia,
Everything Is the best Everything Is the cheapest No
one Is dissatisfied Every person returns Even in out
sue country villages when the subject Of clothing is
mentioned eseh individual present has euogy upon
OAK HALL
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-17
Registers Office.

DOVER, KENT oouSrH, DELAWARE.
February ", 1893.
Upon application Of W. @ spruance and Horace spru-
u anre, Administrators Of Presley spruAnce, late OF
Duck Creek Hundred In said county, decessed 1t Is Of
dered and directed by TIE Register, that the said Admin
aors give notice Of the granting OF Letters Of Admin
sirson upon the estate Of the said deceased by causing
Advertisements be posted within forty days from the
date Of such letters in six Of the most public places Of
the county Kent requiring all persons having demands
against the estate 10 present the same, abide by
Act Of Assembly In such case made and provided and
also the same to be inserted in the Smyrna Times
State Journal newspaper published in Wilmington aud
continue therein four weeks.
,Ao, Given under the hand and seal Of office of the
b. S. Rsgitar aforesaid at Dover, Kent County
wv Aforesaid the day and year above written.
J. L. HEVERIN, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned, Administrators uamed above, hereby
give notice. that Letters Of Administration were granted
to them the 9th day of February, sG3 all persons
therefore having demands against the deceased estate
will present the same properly attesled before the
9Th day Of February, 1854 or abide by law in this
behalf
W. c. spRUANCE, New Castle, Del,
mAi3.iw. HORACE sPRUANCE. Smyrna, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-03-17

Good selection of Fire Arms, comprising Shot q uDs
a double and single barrel Colts, Smith Wessons ard
Aliens Cartrl 'ge Revovers, also full stock Of Car
trdges Balls aps Powder Fasks, shot and Game Bags
Holsters Army Pocket Knife and Fork,
At WIN II. BILLANY & Co.'s,
S. B. Second and Market sts.,
sept1g. Wilmington, Del
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-15
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,i

FOR THE RArfD cHRB OF
Coughs, Colds, 1n1uenxn, HOarsenes4iH iHo
Group, Bronchitis. InctpiemtbCo al
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptfye Patients 30
fn advanced Stages ~.
of the Disease. S.S
This Is remedy universally known TO surpass any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints, that
is useless here to publish the evidence Of It's vtns It's
unriyaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations Of the enIth.
Few arc the communities, or even families "nops Them
some living trophy In their midst Of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these Disorders, ano
as they know too the effects Of this remedy need not
do more than to assure them that II has now all the VII
tues that II did have when making the cures Which have
won 50 strongly upon the conhdenO of mankind f
Prepared by Or. J. O. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
sad TOR sale by q. ROBERTS, uoluubns, md by all
iealers IN medicine everywhere. ANY ~ -
g7Aphl IS, 166e-dkweov1y UHl.1r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-15
Winter Arrangement
little Miami 4 Columbus \ Xenia
sswaal = / = n ! ] /
: ,ssRAlLfal q J. ADS \ 81. \ \ V
soy Cincinnati, Dayton d Indianapolisl
,sg.,z,fs yol o. rr-fT le .gausr o7s9l- 10
-ough TO INDIANAPOLIS without Change OF Cars
end hut One Change Of Cars between Z I
arr columbus and St. Louis 6593l 53 ,,s5 ,s '- I
.arsissa 4ot 5tBNf5 IS
n md After Monday. Dec. 8.
1869, .gs4sI-,g. (
Trains will run as follows ~
~, Trains Daily from Columbus.
Sundays exeepted')
FIRsT TRAIN.

>tapT ExpRRss, via Dayton, et 1870 q. m. stop
AZ I,ondon. Xenia, Dayton, Midiletcwn and Ham
sn, arriving at Cincinnati Of 0it0 a. MI connecting
recy with Ohio and MI9ssaippl kaircsd
,,,vjno AZ a. Louis at 1880 p at Dayton at 4iHo
u,' and al IndianApolia at 9i55 a. mi connectnS
S,tS trans for Lafsyette Tsrre Haute, Ohicaeo anu
.Iinf fnfa Weat. . totI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-15
SECOND TRAIN.

.,No,uN.rI AoooMMoDATI0N at $50 q. m,
n :, ri .taton. between Columbus. Cincinnati.
oSpibn and indianapolis; arhying at Cincinnati AZ y
Ji,eS 4. M, Dayton 0:08a M, indhnapoim o. y a !,
mi oonnectpg directly at Loveland Win tle =. y
O. n q. for OhIllieothe, MaIeIA aho ra'Ne''VNih' Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-15
THIRD TRAIN.

DAY EXPRESS 81 lisoP. q stopping at jefferson,
,oDSop. .onsrIestoh, xeuls, Spring Valley, oosmn,
Morrow scuh LessnSa q sCsis ii n. .S,ons Between
snis and Daston arriving at Cincinnati a. WV ~.
nnectnr with the ohio and Mississippi hsiiroaa ioi
TO nisSe, st. Lonia and Cairo arriving sos ~ Ss a.
Va N. connecting Tor Lafayette, Terra bapie UNI
age etc. r....|
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-15

WOJIIALItf3-G
OYALQUAkTU U1CIIUNAkI,
~ : - ',1.0 -. N i.t 3la,j. 3s- f4sl
IN. Istsst.. ...rhs LaYssst-. The pest.
Tha nhaanSrt HeSsn snsa, tha Heat, ~ !
~ r II WIN ID ny 'V''- - ,1e
NJ ,.H I lr a'al---A As DS f'tu
.sq,ns 1ost meIiabIe asanuard Au.
--.--.r.- =.
,.,... ! n,..,,,,.,. 49, 100 =, 0a.o .
.vu n.sr sseDrsn DICTIONARY nxrANrs
8 ~aSr ASA AVs'yspp'Asvs'
s.Hors arc upwards Of Hundred Thousand Words,
wit thsir correct siiina ana pfonshsscn irs clearly
- 0''o'' w " ,u..,.nc,. s,,uu.roto,,
yut N -T-1. III Ia1h.,lN..
Read tAs Dsctstone @ 80 Msa.oss ~ Ne v''o o''''s
q 7saoAsrs As'octafson.
AssocIson, oc ADOPT and aim 70 ass n tsschng writing
WorcoStsr,s We sS, Royal Quarts ard most
daily recommend 4 q he most reliable s.aaasrd as ~
thonly Of the knglsh anguagp, ash nov "hsssl fn'
sp'ken.' " A9H s@s1
n D. L.sSE.! sngerInsssndsHt zanss,ills gSSos
X. =. Ccwbsfr, Bdp Fubiic schoon, saadaIiS. -
Joun LTnou Bup't Rublic Schools oigelpyileti gs
o. M. BAnTonD, Principal Cleveland Female ieemna
~.
Whi ~ pt nss. r.,s Minns
John oapn' f"no'Pa' p'a'' "o'"s' e'"'o''
eo,e.l p,.,.,,., ynr,,h sdi,fs soboi
~, vMLtus ~ W NAsoA' r"n''P"' ''.''1 -'a'io-o's
'pp'1nAT 's MIR sup,t Canton Union Bcfoois. . 49,
4 n n.!o. D. p., pS,rs,nsI McNeeiv NORMAL school.
W1p, ~ T.s,.a Prof IA sifsGafcs, 0nio Unissrity.
vi W RpvIRps eup't Troy Union SCHOOL, =
X.a. HorKIss. Principal wet High Bchool cleye
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-15
NApol Eon's HAlR TOILET /

They would also annopnos to the public that they are
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-15
FOURTH TRAIN.

AL AND ACCOMMODATION At 100 ?; =, N =. 4, :, stop
% ali stAtions between Columbus and Oincinnsn
s,, ps at Cincinnati OF $40 m; connecting AZ Lon
10 or aphngReld' Is 'r-'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-26
Here You Have II.

The so-called democratic party of to-day
now mainly under the control and manage
ment OF northern copperheads, tends direct
| iy down to disunion and secession. The
fruit of the preaching of Valandicham, and
others OF that ilk, is seen in the resistance
TO the laws and murler Of Union soldiers
IN Ohio and Indiana. They trample under
foot in practice what they pretend to revere
and respect in theory. But they have be-
come more bold of late, and recent demo-
cratic convention held in Madison county,
Ohio. they resolved that s.f sa
We favor an immediate termination of
the present war, AND A SEPARATION
OF THE SECTIONS" - NJ =.
That is plain enough surely, and yet you
VIII hear the leaders and other copperheads,
proclaiming their love for the Union. and
that they are in favor of its preservation!
What arrant hypocrisy 1t is thus evident
there are two kinds of democracy. one for
the Union, one and inseparable, the other
for disunion, secession and the Offices
With the Union democracy there should be
no quarrel, but they should receive the
hearty cooperation of all loyal men and
women everywhere. There is no middle
course to be pursued now. He that is not
openly at all times and under all circum- !
stances for his country in the present emer-
gency, is against it. All other theories
must give way to this, and no matter how
soon the division in the democracy takes
place. The sooner the better. In this con-
nection we cannot do better than to append
The following remarks of John Brough, the
war democrat just nominated for governor
n Ohio, against the notorious yallandig-
lam Hear him, ye democrats, and choose
which ye will selve:- f.-
" You cannot pursue this hostility to the
var without bringing reproach upon YOUR
elves as party and individuals. Let me
ay to you, beware how you tread on that ,
platform. II is unsound, and the obloouy
will follow you i, all your future wears.
[ on cannon wipe it out. 1t will be said of |
GU to your children and to your children's
hildren That man was opposed to mt
ng down the most wicked rebellion that
yer existed and when that brand is upon
'u " viii mark you as an enemy to your o
'nntry Young man. let me beg of you a
turn back; go with that party no longer v
hch adopts such reasonable policy. Let
BUR whole energies be given to the sup
ort of the Administration in this war. Do D
1T cover yourself with infamy by taking d
pom yourself the reputation of trying to II
rike down the government when engaged
a contest with rebellion"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-26
Free Speech and Free TrcasOn.

~ has been with great regret, and most
discouraging to us, If we have ever felt any
encouragement, that very respectable
number of loyal men and newspapers in
the free States, have of late been giving aid
and comfort not only to copperhead traitors
OF the North, but also to the rebels in arms
at the South. We refer to the course of
such papers as the New York Tribune and
Eren''g Post, and including even our high
ly esteemed friend the Montpelier Freeman.
who have recently been greatly exercised
about the freedom of speech in behalf of
the most motor ious traitors of the North.
The occasion of this has been the arrest of
Vallandigham by Gen. Burnside, and send.
ing him to his friends in the South. The
plea for this is, the freedom of speech and
OF the press" We don't doubt the pure
honesty of this class of oyalists, of course
out we believe them to be most tremen.
donsly mistaken. They claim th.at vallan-
digham should have been al rested by the
civil authority; but is any one green enough
to suppose that that kind of arrest would
have given satisfaction to the rebel sympa.
thizers at the North On the other hand
would not every copperhead in the free
States have thrown up their hands with the
same holy and pious horror which thew
now do, at the way in which it was done. |
vi course they would, and all the "consti-
tutionar' arrests in the world would have
been just as readily and promptly condem-
ned by them as the one made by Burnside. /
Northern rebel sympathizers are not salts
he'd, and never will be, with anything done
10 suppress the rebellion, and the efforts
made to placate them ever since the war be-
gan has been great mistake. And vet in
the last lew weeks we have seen loyal men
and newspapers, strike hands with these
same northern enemies of the government
IN behalf of what they call free sneecb,
Our friends, for we presume thew do no,
mean TO aid the rebels know
that free speech with such men as ya,lan.
digharn simply means free treason, and Moth
ing else. They have never been the friends