, 1863-10-12


Lei onr watehword, then, be war against slave
and forever one and inseperab1e- lRenewed
one word more I have assumed disnnlon as
endeayo1ed. even fro1n that gloomy view Of our
future, to draw le&eon Of courage and constancy
IN The present c1isis But while do 70, protest,
only when slavery is dead. (cheersl aud q united
Ameries, laeting through long ages to come, will
alike tefic the fears Of the friends and dlsappolnt
the hopes OF the enemies Of our liberties. Loud
spptanse.1
An Unfair Proposition.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
An item in your local columns, entitled "A Fair
Proposition" for the nomination Of Judge, Is in
ny Judgment most unfair and cutthroat pro.
p0eal. 1t fe proposed that caucus exclusively OF
af ii The he at aftoineys me sDd
ehytte1s shall have sn equal voice in making the
selection, with the einele restriction that the nom
pcs saa
heads and ehrsters would vote for the most nomi
nal Rt publican to be found-some sttckin the
and nominate hin. secondly. tha Courts asensde
tor the people, and not for the Il wyers. The peo-
pie support the Courts. pay al the coets, 1nclud-
and md support Tie whole burden. They have IND,
nite1y more at slake than the lawyers, and ehoald
have a full voice in the choice Of their judges.
du.au!y, W9o ~ 20 stega g - snPppse tnaL tae
NpptSi SiAeaus nau ane2o..H ~ SooA SDnu:ys ses
won'a 1ests1eH tae 9o1natpn e 70 Gnqae o1 , taM
ytss. ana insite IN tne nepn9nean lsNye.s 20 hsip
them make It: TonIth. tas pereo1s T., thss ,n made
hS Sa.ao tb1r sIe hahInd thn - +. = nron.
ns;t;a1 :, - i;o1 .I ~ ~ detaat tha nomlnst;pnSnr
5sdge saa sssass e DE- Rst e a lt5is
ShsS + . 81 isR.!!isly H. H. iesss
hs to
nominate some other Relt1emeu will submit to
their decision. and support thelf homhee; oHt
rot the shoiee q at sttS e.
isanenee Il | liz p!fgasy meetings and IL ths Con-
aud with that they 1nust rest content.
mt =, on,n,on tint tss FAM anop1. ptA1
'rs. nos ~ ~ spto4 VA ~ psoT.s So
erai'y' and particularly the Republican portion OF
ted in thc article ,,lnded Ia IN the connmnn1caton
OF our correspondent. me words "ia1F PROPOSE
a'n "oo maeeo .o.e' 4atenaeo ~ uo :" e1'
p,ess w epliN ~ wn.su, % We tueH usu'sa' ene
p4ea "as .ouse1'eo ~ 4o p'e,estos, @.An " ~
r1o'I y. - aa . syo4 f~t .. A4Vse y. se''e'
tue cn'on eanoiuase 'ol tao 1uosesalp' anu
II as Is susgea1eo IN me communication me pshn
PloPoeeo 10 an unoesnanoeo scacme 70 oeteat
0ooee oooonen, We eef1nniy shonld not feel In
e'aheo 10 slse II the sneo1est encouragement
r-s,--.-n ,f-~,--o~. 1.n.n TIKI,
-1N.'.-,-..,N.n. .,1 = ~ -
nsAsu1 VI sta."At9' Vigorous men at1.sea estis
ea'ufoa1 moka1ng, ~ 1ne Nosln"ee1etn nausoao,
IRON ae faoi' ana le.1 ABOUT noon ny me chseseo
ano 81 LOUIS Aif'L'ne hahfoad ior me eonth
me regiment 's now eonmandea by Lieutenant
Colonel W. Il. Mafsnall. Hon Stephen Miller,
the Teot Ioionel, having accepted the nomination
for Governor, given him by the Minnesota Repub-
fans Lte Col Is well known The
tieal test Is to The truth Of the ad.ee the pen is
mfghtier thnn the sword" He Is q lire officer. Il
etapnch Uo,on man. and aeeutleman Of rcaneunsnr
& '''N1' &''1 " f'"@A1A-4a- "
and intelligence
The regiment numbers eight hundred men, but
about one hundred were detailed to take charge Of
,hs
ans in the Northwest, but are now bound for
Dixie
The commissioned ot,cers nj the rec1ment took
thanks to the consideration and ifber.l,ty of the
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway Company, and
the regiment was RECALLED with tefeeshmeuts at
Tie depot BY s.milar 1;beralitv of tbecb,capo +
st. Louis Railroad Company. The roster of The
7th js AZ follovs.
Lieutenant cazonfz-wm- n Ms,ab,11
M9ior-George Bradley
dyutah.-E. ay-E.A A. FRAZER;
tTGtlaiMMu p I,icht4
Su,geon-L B. Smith.
- - iaMisunt i.<4hsan9 tSSasgsonI1i1 y Anea. a
Company 1ECaDir j. z. Arnoid: Ia Iieut. I. 4.
Hoag ID Licnt- " n. Wallis.
tetpaay a y 4tLGap5t ~. 4 stevens 1ss Lieut. a.
tzmpaay GCapt. n, q. BUT: 1st Lieut. F, II,
Psatt; 2d1dt1t H. TAon9A
porE * T.snt Ms,.h f. 1e@ '@sn' y. T.
Company Ecapr. r Hal tst Lteut. Hardy.
tsM}Kony t:I1GaPt I: Soan kg3nnedyi tst Lieut. L.
fomu1nn GIr.nt q q r r; Wtiiistor. ..+ 13.rt n
Beeehsr; ID Lient. b. Denemotc.
i0MRday AICapt; James q Ntlhilan; !; las heut. .
| CouDarv Cant Asa L;bby 1et Lteut. Jane!
McKeiyey I'd LIent. q. Y. Mayhew.
CtmparN hLtSapt. Carter; 1st Lieut. r boref
~ Ae'~'': -A'>D'A11s'
CuA,,pr1 Co,cgRrs.-BeIor we riye th,
first p,or1ammc of series Of ire Chamber Con
certe. to be ptren The eusuiue scason by the Chi
cseo 1r,for' at their Hail. Methodist churc,
block, to subsc1ibfue members OILY. The sud
sc1iption price for the series has been placed
ave dollars, one teket admitting ITO persons
These Concerts will embrace great variety Q
selections: consisting OF Solos, Duets, Trtoe
Qrsstttts. (voca1 and instsumental,) and Che
tuses; Int the chief feature Of novelty will be th
introduction, In each programme, OF classica
stlirgcd quartette or trio, such as are 60 att,ae
tive and fashionable in New York and Bostou
The first OF the series will take place Monds
evening. Oct 9th. Tickets to be obtained at tn
store OF Messrs. Root g. cady, IS Clark street.
l. PROGRAMME.
st.-Quastette in & Fiat, for Piano Forte, Violin
Viola. snd viol'nceio' ~ Beethoven (a}G1ntto