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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
Speech Of Major Bradford.

Below we publish the speech of Major
Bradford, Provost Marshall of the Luz.
erne and Susquehanna District. Read it.
GENTLEMEN did not come out here
to make a speech, as l never made
speech in public in my life but 1 want to
make few remarks of what l have done
during this war. Before this war COM
menced l was Democrat; now | am n
Republican. Gentleman, l was Demo
crat until the Democrats took the wrong
track. 1 have been a soldier for the last
twelve years. I was in the Mexican war
and have fought the Indians, and am now
engaged fighting rebels for the last two
years. 1 enlisted as captain, and after
battle in Tennessee (the Major had for
gotten the name of the battle) and another
battle fought in Kentucky, Che had for
gotten the name OF this, too)-aftcr these
great battles was promoted to Major
l was stationed at a place in Kentucky
with twenty men, when there came march
ing upon US 1000 rebels--not saying that
I foug ght the 1000, but gave orders to
fall back, and we run up big hill and
saved ourselves but the rebels came upon
US with such force I was taken prisoner
by Col. johnson. He says Major | will
trouble you for your horse but | told
him I was lame and had the rheumatism
and would like the horse to ride. He al
lowed me to ride my horse. He then
asked me for my side arms. said Col
onel, have side arms generally carry
along, and handed out id big bot
tie of rye whiskey, and the Colonel took a
id big drink and handed the bottle
back. They took me to their hotel. Some
of the Colonels staff rode by and asked
him if he had any live Yankees then he
says yes, have got one. So they all
come in and run all through the house,
hunting for the live Yankee, I was sit
ting there, but they did not take me to be
Yankee. After | heard what they was
about, went up to them and told themsl
was the live Yankee they was looking for
/ told them | was not Yankee, but dn
honest Pennsylvania Dutchnan. One OF
them asked me-are you Pennsylvania
Dutchman, I told him l was an honest
Pennsylvania Dutchman. He said he
thought by my looks was Kentuckian
No sir, 1 am an honest Pennsylvania
Dutchman. One of them said | don't
care dam what you are, come up and
take drink. They treated me like O
gentleman. After | was exchanged was
sent North, the first man 1 met was q
woman, he was blacksmith, he knew
how to carry on this War, he said if he was
President he would fix things in a diff
ferent shape. He blamed the President
and whole administration. l Travelled
further North and the next man l met was
a woman and he was carpenter, he knew
how to carry on the war to; he said if he
was President this war would have ceased
long ago. So You see every body knows
how to carry on this war, but gentlemen
you have got to leave it to the President
and Administration, for they know the
best way to carry on this war.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

determine, as far as your votes will 60,
the policy of the future. You need no
labored exhortation from me to inspire
you with zeal, courage, determination and
fidelity 10 the discharge Of your electoral
duties. Behold the evils which afflict the
nation and the dangers which threaten it |!
These exhort you, beyond art of mine, to
right action, ,and justify that op inion which
we hold in common, that upon Democratic
success in the elections just mentioned,
depend the existence of free, liberal and
just government in this country; a re-
storation of Union founded in consent !;
the avoidance Of future wars, and the pre-
servation and growth of that material pros
perity which results from good govern
ment when vouchsafed to an united, in.
dustrious and virtuous people.
l am, your fellow-citizen,
and obdt. servant,
G. r. BUCKALEW.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

'WOrks Of Frankn, by Sparks, .. L pp 1O7, 49, 40.
This was the declaration of the Provin.
cial Assembly of Pennsylvania, November
IL, 1855, in answer to Governor Morris,
upon the question of exempting Proprie-
tary property from taxation. Despite the
fac. of Indian depredations in the border
settlements and the danger Of extended
hostilities, the Assembly refused an ap-
preparation of money for military purposes
unless the same should be raised or repaid
in just manner, by placing the burden
equally upon the property and resources
OF the colony. Equality of taxation as an
essential principle Of liberty was then stern
ly vindicated by the men Of Pennsylvania,
and n,'lstary necessity was plead to them
in vain as reason for surrendering or
waving their rights as freemen, and bend
ing their backs to burden Of injustice
DR.. Franklin was a member of the AS
sembly and prepared most of the docu-
ments on its behalf, in the dispute. See
Life By Sparks, Works, y. Lpp. 1880.
1876
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
War Christians Thanksgiving
RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO THE WAR elkRsr.

RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO THE WAR cLBReY
oh, God Of Battles once again,
With banner, trump and drum,
And garments in Thy wine.press dyed.
To give Thee than ks, we come.
No goats or bullocks garlanded.
Unto Thine alters go;
With brothers blood, by brothers shed,
Our glad libations flow.
From pest.house, and from dungeon foul.
Where manned and torn they die;
From CORY trench and charnel house,
Where, heap on heap they lie;
In every groan that yields soul,
Each shrek heart that rends
With every breath of tainted air.
Our homage, Lord, ascends.
We thank Thee for the sabre's cash.
The Cannens havoc wild;
We bless Thee for The widows tenrs,
The want that starves her child
We give Thee praise that Thou has,li
The torch and famed the flame;
That lust and rapinc hunt their prey.
Kind Father, in Thy namol
That for the songs Of idle Joy
False angles sang Of yore,
Thou sendeth War ON Earth; i'll will
To men, forever more
We know that wisdom, truth, and right
To US and ours nre given,
That Thou hath clothed US with wrath
40 bo work of Hpsypn
We know that plains ana cities waste
Arc pleasant in Thine eyes
Thou lov'st a hearthstone desoiate,
Thou lov'st a mOuTner's cries.
Let not our meeknoss fall below
The measure of Thy will,
And while the press has wine to bleed.
Or, tread it. with US still
Teach usto hate ms Jesus taugh,
Fond fools, of yore, to love-
Give US Thy vengeance as eur own
Thy Pity, hide abovei
Teach us to turn. with reeking hands.
The page Of Thy word,
And learn the blessed curses there.
On them that sheathe the sword.
Where'er we tread, may deserts spring,
Till none are left 10 slay,
And when the last red drsp is shed.
Wen kneel again-and pray
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

Bag A Massachusetts paper calls Wen
dell Phillips "a limb of the Devil" The
Louisville Journal replies, "we should
like to see one end of rope around that
limb and the other around the limb of q
tree"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

ssg~ 1t is suggested, with the appear
ance of probability, that, as the Admins
sration could be no gamer by interfering
with the Kentucky election, Burnside was
merely taking the occasion to practise his
subordinates little in the unaccustomed
work Of military interference in elections,
before making his grand campaign to pre-
vent the election Of Vallandigham in Ohio.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05
SELECT POETRY.
Jefferson ana Liberty"


III ~ ,yron IND I;hertv
,ne was sung for years at Democratic meeti
ON 1901 down to the close Of Madison's admini'
on anu II " ,eIt INV ~ ',o, on ,mu pep nar,v ,hon
lat wulgm passeu NJ ~ hu ,, ,n,,d u ba narnli,rjy
I6eont and appropriatc.l
,.,., ,o,oro -. ai..
n..., .r o,.,
...,,t.,,o ..,..,,o.
Its hordcs Of harpies are no moro'
CHORUS.
Rejoice Columbia's sons, rejoice
Totyrunts never bend the knee,
But join, with heart, and soul, and voice,
YIN '-
Oer vast Columhia's varied cline,
Her cit res, forests shores and dnlcs,
In rising majesty sublime,
Immortal LIBERTY Prevailsl
Hail, long expected, glorious Day
Ilustrious memorable Morn.
That Freeaoms fabric from decay.
Rebuilds for millions yet unborn %
"e'o''' "o''''" ''"'
His Country's glory, hope and stay,
In virtue an, in talents tried.
Now rises to assume the sway,
Ger freedoms Temple to preside.
Within its hallowed walls immense.
No hireling hand shall eer raise,
Arrayed in Tyranny's defence,
To crush an injured peoples cries,
No lording here, with gorging jaws,
Shall wiring from industry the food,
Nor fiery bigots holy laws.
Lay waste our fields and streets in blood
Here strangers from a thousand shores,
Compelled by Tyranny to roam,
Shall find amid abundant stores.
A nobler and happier home.
Here Art shall lift her laureled head.
Wealth. Industry and Peace divine;
And where dark, pathless forests spread.
Rich fields like lofty cities shine
From Europrs wants and wees REMOTE
dreary waste Of waves between,
Here plenty cheers the humble cot,
And smiles on every village green.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

DG" The way to divide the Union was
to defeat tho Democratic party. The way
to restore il is to give them the victory.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

asS" The junior edition of the Inde-
pendent Phenix, printed at Pbenixville,
Penn, has found Ten cent piece. He
thus describes it :-"Upon one side there
is beautiful young lady, with a hand.
kerchief to her eyes-weeping to think she
has no mate, and nightcap on pole, a.
a sign Of distress"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

G6@ What two animals had the least
luggage in the ark
The fox and the cock, for they only
had brush and comb between them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

Ds~ A young man stepped into book.
store and said he wanted to get a"Young
Mans Companion"
"Well sir" said the bookseller, "hsre's
my daughter
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

The tune of the conscripts-Wc are com.
ing Father Abraham, three hundred dol,
I4Ts more, ~'-''7 "a
-. -s~--' --ss
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-05

He who shuts the sunlight away from
his heart must expect TO die in darkness.
,-yS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

70 Feaszl a portion Of an Ordinances, shtiti Cd
IAN on&inasen 6snaiag the dGEiea ami QaSlinea =
tions a eity oaacsfa. and axtag their esmgeaa&-
aan." AND assring the duties OF Recorder In Ger
Tain ea&eS. fa-s.-
sscslaal L. he IL Ordained b. the QsnDcE CoHD-
Gil ef tbs c&sy Of Gs4nGil Elaaa, Thas 80 marA Of
ttaa Ordinance, s0title4 a. Ordinances dsaaiaS
the duties and aBaliAsAkIaas Of City 0asesrs and
axing their eompenkRtioa.H ap1suYed Suay L. Re8a,
a. authorizes makes ii the duty IL shs City
shall to issaR Certificates VI eve4pfasy waese CITY
warrants aTa offered 10 hi@ in payznenA far city
taxes 81 fer otAsr cisy aseRs eer gre tssE aEasnt
OF tax or taxes or ether dues thai ths peRsen de-
siFes Ia pay, be and ths same Ia hereby repeated
sscsiou q BE sAushsr oTdaiasa, T9zst wAsu a
pavasa wishing tdAkaks n payuasnS 70 tbs Azrsnsls
pFasenSs caty Warrant Of ar amount greater than
Sarh pavmaal, IL shsH be the daty ss tbs a"ourdcs
10 reeesps and Sancet the aaEaat and 10 Issue twe
warrants bearing the sans asnbeR 40 The egi9tnal
wsrfant, eae Of whBe6 shAfl be Of The exacs susn
watch tts pRrsan desires 70 pas aaa shall hs 3asa
marked "a - aud the stAss fer Ias balance Of the
original wAsrana and MarEsA sfB,n SAGA warrants
sAail stats tas date, aaaoams ans nagabeT o. the
original waEraus, @ a -
seeslsa = Pc Is fuFtasz Qraaknsa, Fhsa skis
ordineaee shall take effect and be lA fSFes altar ia
pubiicataen secoraiag 30 isw.
Apprsssds D@rssnbsx ID, aaa2.
j. H. gALMER, Mayor.
ASsess~-w. @, CRAwsosn, City Recorder,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
Dsmoorssio State Conventions.

Ths pamScraas se tAs Stats ii 1swa ars requests
ii 20 ssaz asssgasss 10 o stats coaSsniion Assses
eaIssa 10 be heaa at tAs oapits in ne etz Of pss
M0iuss. On WEDNESDAY THK s9EH BAT OF
NAT Exxg, At II O'CLOCK a., Eos the Pzzposs
Of nominating Candidates tOE GsysFHSF, AAsaa-
aevaznor and image Of suprsas Court, 70 BE sup
nartsd At ths sAauiag October ssctisn, ad Il trans
sstiax xu1A otAsx bRsiasas - m&s be dsszAsa
necessary.
rae eaxaa IL oewa&y RaprsssnsssaSH waa Dc enc
sasgata iss avssy haaarsa sssss cast ssx kASa'
ara Il sylvester, 8aussaxy 81 State, and oSs fo'
every traction over nfsy-Aaa HRoa sAis aaais h'
several eauatss win BE- satislsd 70 be Represented
A fcEaawS via
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aTRAYEn.

YSgom sas subsSrissr In shls city, sssat sAs Lat
IL Of aspseenbas, nsd Cow sys&ss ED feet all
Waits asis ard UEa&erhls In right earl sns white
spot on sop left sleulaer wkisa spca IN fareAaaa
Of sznhAgy. HE@s $50
ALsgs--A toe yeas Old Ned SxKKR strAyea zsom
sAe subssrssas sbaut The fzsh % ksssnasr-~ssa&-
gy AaFna and brush % tai Roaes eax nNsks NOT
recolis&&sa. any pesmaa aHi&vsxiHg tao #Asve
s1eg 20 me or aiTtRg lnfaFEassaoE Of tAs1s wAsFs~
anousa 81 sas can get thrsm win be ffesfalsy rs~
wardsS JAMKs KI1.xpAGEv
Gos&-2s ~ s.. opssaite uiss Mia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

A.srAAk ss1lRsasa IN. ar'H'ss ~
Davla vhaiFs slisss Y his moshss
!. All. "a, en- 0nnp nsas Nashsaiis,
- dais ar Dsssnhsr ?. 1853, . lssssH
FROM which We sss psrmisssd 70 make the
faliowing sxsxses
ssgsu have ssksd me several simss
wAss naS politics are. ! am DsWseras !
/ an down On shis eonGseation ass.
woaId like 10 knew what sAs people Oh
liz North ags going 70 do with all sna
sousssbsuds. dhsrs b nns ding ssEsssns
Tha frssa niggsra ara not goias 2 ssAy
1 In the SoaEh ALTAR thsy are srsas y yeu
/ ~ gysas many d shs sonsraeanas
what shsr will Dc whsa the was - ever,
| Ia will tall you tAsy ssss ago.ag ap
Norskn 10 liys with the whites. Whsa
hasr than. mako sAm ssply, always les
Iiiks shooting the black rascalas Ihs
aiwrsgs have kseoma % insoleas shai
thsy insult shs white women whlls pas
sing them. ] have seen q great masJ
slaves. bss hare not yet sss0 oas WA
was nos vail clad and Mha had NOS nj
e W&xM Ek%Aasx W E%N AssAA w e.
. | han hare vsry little 10. do. Bat no
lsstishsd With this they mass Leave thsi
homes, whers they hare everything plsn
TN. and 70 with cur army - We pass
. fhsrs thay thiak thsmsslvea indepsns.--
We can get bat very little work ous Q
them. The dirsisss and most ragged u
: Of niggers you sae In the Soush ara thos
+ with our asmy. Thass are some who -
II satisfied 10 atay as hoEzs, who fare vel
p always having plenty 70 eat, drink a.
!. wsar. My candid opinion iss thai ii q
- Constisution had bean lived up % sssictl
g the war woald HAYS nsTsT broksn oass-
Re | balisve in giving tho south tAeir in
n righks and nothing more -ths RICH
= guaranteed to them By the 0onstisation'
the protection Of thsir shares and
d equal right to the territories. The ab
. iitioniass are not satisfied. Tbsy VIA
be to take their property from than alt
he gesher. would just - lsavs shoot
abolitioniss as the rankss# kind OK . !
VI cash. 81 Ohio Patriot.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
JoA. DoaapAaa aa4 Bsla N Rs5Ga

To J0ss D5saPA4E dad Bad h%3+H
Gentiemsa-You are hereby hvi.ae! d. i II
9Th day 81 DecembeF, 1851, psGuon Eta-' ~
in the Office of the CLERK Of kAe DlsLl1 ear
PpkiaEx ItAAie eDunty, Iowa, By FRA u
Plaintiff claiming Of you. Dsteatsnts GFfseL
the sam OF rye Hundred and Flfly Dy..hE 2lss
due on account fer pro'essIouai s'r'!efa Il ~
attorney, rendered in the DtssriSH CeL!' absfss+-
in a certain cause wherein you were F.A.aA.SA =
Fg&0k Street as County Judge, H. an &,A -
4 x. Mcconnell aud 3 St0ae. s'Ff af+z2-AAs
You are further u0tiaed that sad Psfl@s' AZ
an astachmeaf against yoar property 70 'eSI'' 80
claim on The gTouRd that you AEe 1oA-fessse~-' :,
the State Of Iowa. And that Gaicss F55 'VfsH
and make defence 20 said PetieB eeieff -'- =, :
the second Gay OF the nSxt term Of sAl- e.;
70 begun and hohdeh a. the CITY OF Ceahs4i rs rs
Iowa, ga the 2s,h lay Of January $50. astsst =.
be catered against you aai lv1seEnraI 90 p
thereon. D. FAlts -
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Det 1863.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
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IA ueasican sople I!
& ssss rusIusHn n - srosz.
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treaties On tAa Causes Of massy Phystsal pseaaas
81 American Rsogsa; tAs saasss az hssvoas BE- |
lbiIIsy, Ceaaampsisn and Mazasmaa
xAla wsrk d ans Of Aigh neral tsns, wEittsa In
aaasss yes sAsagsms aaasaAas. appsaas &asscsly 70
he moral consciousness Vt ALL RAzEaTs and
asarsans especially. assaiians scassiae ana rslis-
he aias and srsatmsnt fer care.
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x1rRassnas asd Gaasa.sssl xaass Mes ssa
/ il wsvs VI sossaa coasrssaIsess ASesss 10 sAaas
ssAs ws1 rssess. $3.50.
slsss st nalAa,sa prsysil 10 ssAsfsa sxtapt In
soanahlls. Sss sass Is Is4s Ios 20 ssaaa e es.a
manifestations es aymgto2s AIRS asTTaus Dssiiity,
RsEax alioa ana axhAastiSn- M&rasmsa Or aasi-
Ina md eoasasmptana VI shs wmsas says saoTsssss
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lhaart. ksShzza Hxonchittz or sore TAToaE3 aakk-
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Esaa parts OF tbs ssdyf pains In The &ak or LnaSs
ITuashaEa pyspssAla or Eaaissssioa. ITresEAagafy
Eog tas Bowels dsrangad sections Of lbs Kidnsys
kand ether gianffz o. the body, as LsuchogyeUa or
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ali sha ahaxs saassd discrasTss and host al ssas-
sgs aos named ~ Consumption Of tha Las g and
that most Ins4ieas ana wty forEn II Consumption
q shs SPINAL nssss&, knasn TEses nOEsalsat and
mazsatsFica have theiK seal aad argsn IN diseases
81 ths Pelvic viEsera. Rsaes the want Of saceesi
ag tas old sehSaa practices In treating sympssI'
4 SGiy. gr 81
: ara Hyxisu In&sftution, Ia now sngaSs4 ia treat
. ia saaa class Of medsFu SaAisaass vita EAs mas
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urIselpsss wisA new discovered remedies, wffhes
- msnerels or Rolsoas. gns facilities Of care ar
Ii sgoh that patients be cured At ahssF homes
arr part Of tbs eonntFy from accurate description
81 THAR eass 10 lsttag, and havs ths sdseass sen
ID thsn b mAli express PFlnfed iutaFyogs1SF3s
:. will be forwarded on Application
y EwOsnsaszpsieR, Gataxrh sAd diseases Of th
sagoat cured 10 well ~ sAs hos Of patisaaG ~
D. DE InstitusIans by seDaing the Geld sdcatsd II
u twAIIRa BALs2MIc YAPoRS, vita Inhaler, AZ
= arpe dlrsgIsas tor kasaE nae, ss direct esETs'
er esndencs. lee .-.s.. Ia
7 rB~PAAenss sppayinx for intsgFoEAkcFtes "a .
Evirp must Eheaaas stamps fer return answer.
E~ Ths sEs@paing Physiclsn will be ao1nd at q
lEnxsitation, fer consultation errm 4. ii. 10 81
d, 81 each dzy. Sunday in the foranocu.
+ | Aadrsas -F.f.1. DR.. ARDN&w STONE,
IPhySicaan 60 ths trey Lang saa Hygianic instits
~ and Yhystcian for Diseases 81 ths HsaEts Tire
- and Lungs s. Fifth ST., fr0yy n. 7.
~" / January ~, 1883. @f@ *-* IL
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ruKAsoLrrIoN PaOCLAmArH oH.

The Presidsnts's proclamation Of
Preedom,7 NE il ID saanslngiy tsr1ned BY
the abolitionists, has fallen dead upon
the public mind, il We Judge BY the cold
reception which il receives ~ she hands
of the press. IL does not even M bet with
O cordial approval Of the New York Tn
hus, and 10 treated in vein not unlike
ridicuIs by the Timss. The Tribune
terms il sflams pexfoTmaaee1n and
prays if it should fail, thai the policy Of
emancipation be not held Responsible
The Timea says thas if President sup
poses thai the million of slaves whom be
has proclaimed free can pass suddenly 20
the condition of free men, he mast be-
lievs that the age Of miracles is not yet
past. The Herald terms the prpelama-
tion the last card of the abolition Jaoo-
bins, and the last step, We fear, " hich de-
termines the success or failure OF this
Administration, with tina chances heavily
against its success.
The Democratic press unnanimeusl
oppose the proclamation as a measure
without justification On moral, political
OF military grounds, and predict the en-
tire failure of the experiment. All agree
that to the South the proclamation Ia not
at all damaging II present, but that Is its
frebrand thrown Into great aanAs, from
which even proclamation makers may not
be exempt.
The people woald like 10 proclaim Abe
Lincoln out of the Presidential chair to-
day, and il they could reach hi i'm, they
undoubtedly would do it; bus unfoTtu-
natsly he has more than two years so
curse the country in bis oEieial capacity,
But their proclamation would be as good
as bis, and perhaps better, for ID it Boi
| said that the voice Of tbs people ID the
| voice Of 6od2
The New YORK. Express says The Ae'
olitionists will net realize one OF theii
theories they bet aggravsts and pro-
long the war, instead of Fastening il Il
any favorable ead. The Promasaeia~s9.
to of their President, il persisted in, vii
Live, 2o0, 900
Treasure, 1000, 900 900
Debt and TaxatioB, 200 years,
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Neg u ams y ssaA Fsss sfssss sss y
yasr Cluss sss saa ssaGS fos lsss ssa sssass
. asss, apsss sasaks esse<sfts sessssss aAs aAs'
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