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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-04

A special fe: cure of the Weekly Wcr,1, W il
commeuds Itself IL every farmer j. ia zricu}-
'urai Department, the charge III wncl; ~ IL q e
bands OF mos. competent gentleman ~ho res
tor a number OF Years been identified g;th ihe
agricultural Interests Of the comfy ia.a as :.
writer aud 4 practical. scientific farmer
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK. WITH THE CATTLE,
PRODICE, AND OTHER MARKETS..
Carefully Kep0:tfd.
NEW YORK DAY BOOY
For 1864
WHITE MEMS LIBERTIES =
State Rights-Fsdsrai Union.

The SEw YORK Day Book is ar Independent
Democratic journal. 'roIdirg, with the late Sens
a'or Douglas, that "this Government is made
Oh the white basis, by white men, for the bene-
FL Of wota men aud tier posterty forever. -
IL is a large double shee:, with f0rty eight COT
,tn,ns OF reading matter, and in all respects
whether FIR Markets, News, Literary OF Agri>
cultural IIf,rmaton--,s not Inferior t0 ATTY a. a
political OF tamily newspaper. iu its potica
department, it grarpes boldly with the real
question before the American Peopl', and pre-
-cnts the only philosophy Of it which can resist
the sweeping march OF Ab0tionisn. Il is
Democratic in the true sense of the m---:he
defender Of the Peoples Rights, but it is the
uphcldcr Of no party chicarery or tri kerry. L
is rot only for PEACE bat &c shows koc and
how only. permanent Peace can be obtained,
and this glorious VII te Mans Government of
Washington restored, viz. by the utter roUt
overthrow, end exterInina.iol OF A5otionisn
IJ9Wy WoUcan soil.
The Day Boot; is new the only weekly poliGi-
cal paper IN New York city made up exclusive
~ for country circulation. All the others are
rehashed from the columns Of some daily paper
which renders it alm st impossible to give SO
complete and general summary of the news as
in the other case. Persons about subscribing
should take this into Considerations. Democrats
also must see TO it that sound papers are crcu
late among the People, or .sboliti0nism will lev,
er be put down. rs- Al! who desire to efute
the arguments OF Abolittonists should take he
Day Book
Special Offers.
We desire this year to place boiore 4 million
OF northern readers the great doctrines the Dan
Book teaches on the qneation of the Races =
We confidently believe # this Journal wero
placed III the hands OF ole half of The voters of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-04
Confectionery, Fruit, Toys, &c.

lNHRIS. X ABKE wishes to INFORM the pubic
~ that he has recently purchased the interest
Of II. RAND, and Is now carrying on u.i-
hes On his own rtspoHs bItty. He iAyi,,s all
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-04

ENROA he Subscriber, tno-year old red
L HEIFER, with star in her forehead, end o.
the tail While, and top Of her LETT h1rn XII ocked
oil. Information cen erntRg her will BE- paid
for, by leaving word with Joseph Chopek, or
to the subscriber on Section 81, town OF Kos.
suth RICHARD PAGAN
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In Probate

IL " btif
No. 3j fs X i v, Ncw York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

Here is the way radical paper, the Chica
go Tribune appreciates the services Of Gen.
HAlleck, whose intended resignation of Office
was reported few days ago:
This news is too good to be true, HalIeck Is
Que Of the kind described by Jefferson, who
seldom die and never resign But ifu should
happen to be the iae, IL will be the moat pop.
ulAr act OF his life
The Tribune is "loyaf supporter Of Mr..
Libeoln's denomination Being 40 IL snrely
forgels that abase OF HAllsek Is really cen
sure Q! the President Not only did The latter
Appont the former TO office aud retain him
10 i, bat he lately look occasion to express
the highest satisfaction with his services.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
asrOfessiuuaI @arOs,
ELGHU TaOMPsON,
ATTORNEY : AT = LAW

~ . TAKY PU B l. O.
NNTILL Ansaa 10 Eusiasis entrusted % him With
wv diligence, peompinsss and ears Vtncs w GOT
uaen's Rn ldluy ssuth of Odnn Cahile once IN
ins roen occupied BY I. o. Lowe, ma0sdsmaWiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

wIigM Ek II. BELVLLLE.
.ATTORrJE II x A r. LA W.
DAYTON, OHIO.
oFF[ca Sc 81 Man street nearly opposite inc
Rasaa.rry iel7dRWJm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

II Grant whips Lee and captures Rich
mond, and II the grand success OF the FEEDER
al arms is followed by the election Of demo.
cratic President, then truly will the back bone
OF the rebellion DO broken ia earnest, then
will financial ruin no longor STARE us in
The face then will disasters cease 10 be Ihe
Fule and become the exception; and then
slll a restored Uuion and everlasting peace
iall 90 tie heritage Of this weary, ~Ar-seArrsd
people
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
FOR SALE BY

Vim Wensthon aud W W stewart Dayton; George u
Boyer, MiRmiabnrai htoo tlEger, Uploni q Ander.
sou, OenterVlllei Myern, New Lebanon n laclraon
uhambersbufgi p Bauer, HarrisbprRj d D Divine
lohnuyillei Arnold Lint bert sputh JAoob
snyel, West atbaltimorei Kookie& 90, 6ermAntoWni
w MURPHY, Neudaai Il Nckola, Liberty q Rsess
harmeTpVllle heyerilnR Herr Saiomi J " Pyrmont,
Ooi farkelsbQrgj and by prugRsts and Merchants
ganefAly throuGhout the uniiso states aud caAeaas
Z. -.-- n1lll-1l-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
ADVnIiTIsINo RATES.
The Election Farce In LouisI.
nm.

n.....I -. A n.Atz.. t-f f,t.- - -
ef r Da'.os ~ .. Onio,'sa ny IN
Se' ~ Loustgss ""o 70 ,ery eps W sy WHAT n
ti, ~ 'n."a@ -, ', ~ uneonl V'n's'nE ,lE ne
~ pu' w uoes nU. pre-
seh' in,a n'u ~ i' wn TsE T,E moT Oou.emp'uous
oP,I'Su .L S y ~. i.'ueon snu Us ue~agog,ca'
,tI .'eA lo' se'nus 'otvs lJs hS o"n Ie'eiec-
siVn, " 'n1 aeloe u ho'u.ng eis ,''ons IN rep
- o'Ate', wueso ~o nNvoVuY 'ns mos' PreTA-
tIous ,o1slne LOT our Slm'ea, anu wne'e, tne
.ue.'ue .,s .ua' sney a'. i w''nurawui ina wuole
uoh"uu,v .eah S,s si uuM 10 eAP'e'etng .neH at
Sanh .aonaeSa sa,;. ~ su .eSs, uause % Sep'g ~
spesea III uetIeleG "a oehera' nsnIey
maui 'ne loi'ow'hs S'aeeIeA1 WIN IeIs'ence
W nTs nSse et2euons u hou.s'ahA' ne sAiu
w, ine JurSs nS ., an s'sos'on was sone .nrougn
WIN, enu y, eoutse Ine p.s" .epresen'uR ~
o.san,4a.,on Ii'i ~sose ,"yI.v neyer "As ques
l'onou were ue''H'eu. ~ oonIu not wsll naye
oeeu o.uelw,se, .n ml,'a'y cumnenusr s WING
~ tnat ''a' NV 70 ,ne lunu"su'
aoId ~, " snS ;nS S . S;s; apu ''Si ~ u's soIs'
o1'I ~ n''u = w o'eS. auJ oue ny
So,S S;S SSis Do, ra'o e,ospS ""en sisn .u
Yote u'u uot eSeSeu te"or eeceh th9nsSn9'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
MOtels.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Beach STREET. BOSTON.

N BEACH NIHEET, bOBION.
(Drecdy opposite ths Boston and Worcester Railroad
Depotl
TNHE underAgDed, who has been connected with the
i AmencAn House, In this city, or over nine years,
has lea. cd this well known and popular Hotel or
term ~ years, and pledge HIM elf 1 his friends and
the pnte 20 use his utmost enOra 10 sustain The reps
utatou Of the UNITED, Stairs HOTEL, as first.
class house The public may rely upon finding NJ
this hou-e siths applanees and souifors o. frat.
Prcs - heretofore, I've Dollars per da,.
ocsdaEn FRANK PRATT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

THE PRIoRs or DRT GooDs The increas.
cd duty Of Gay per cent, laid upe1 all i'm.
ported goods for space Of sixty dsya, is, 10
say the least OF H. most extraordinary meas.
ure. lteanbot In any way benefit the Treas.
ury, and will not rs We suppose was intended,
check the export Of gold, and the import Of
foreign goods sixty days hence The only
people 20 be benefited BY this increase Of duty
are the merchants on Broadway, who had
large stocks Of goods aud have put M the
prices They will grow rich. This much ana
20 more will have been accomplished b,aths
MEASURE We refer to, II is tremendous tax
on the people, without any advantage 70 The
government IN H. Rsrald
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

The doctrine which prevailed 10 Washing.
ton last year. that 8 eolored man ia not the
military equivalent Of 9 white man, ha3 a.
lest. been abandoned Governor Andrew 81
Massachusetts, has received telegraphie n.
i0Fpatio1 from Washington, that eolorsd
men trilf be roeslVed as substitutes "a the
approaching draa, whenever qualified sab-
stitutea mAy b offered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

rts. One day the Duke Of Newcastle and
the Duke OF Cleveland we're travelling together
in railway carriage Newcastle is fDe,
noble looking man, frank and sociablc; while
Cleveland is little, dredup old fellow, proud
as Luciier. In passing through Nottingham
a gentleman got into the same carriage with
the two Dukes. An English 6rsi-elass car
riage will seat but eight persons, and few com
mon people travel in the first class He
proved to be a mEuufactuFeT and Newcastle
soon entered into conversation with him, ask.
ing him all about trade, the state Of markets,
etc, and deriving considerable information
Cleveland, on the contrary, was silent and ex-
elusive, not deigning to talk to a mere husi.
ness man. After WHILE the journey of the
Dake Of Newcastle was ended, and he left the
carriage. The Nottingham gentleman, who
had been delighted with the easy conversation
OF the departed Duke, turned 10 the other
Str niger (proud Cleveland) and asked IL be
knew the gentleman name with whom he had
been conversing "The Duke Of Newcastle"
was the reply "You don't say so reioined
the hstonshed manufacturer well, now; only
to think that such great gentleman should
have talked 10 so free and easy way TO two
such suobs as you and ]
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06
Truuks, &c.
NRW TRUNK ;MANUPACTORY.

.Us q. II. LOWE, Agent.
NO. QT3 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST or LAD0w's MARBLE YARD.
VNTE would most respectfully inform the oltiEsns
w OF Dayton and the public IN genelai that We
have opened Irunk manufeotory, where we will
and Travelling Bags all OF which We will sell e shOle
sale or rctAil - cheap a. any house In the city.
Particular attention pad 20 repairing old Trunks.
4 share Of patti onAge selioiteo, 'eSda
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-06

The Cofinne Of Republican politics, alias
Miss Dickinson, GRATED last week at New York
She was severe on "old Abe" went in for
mlseegenalion at the South and said Of Banks
that
The whole eondnel Of Affairs 10 Louisiana
has been = dlsgraee TO our country, aud dis.
honor TO our hsg, [Applanae The Admin
issFation Is rsep9nsible for the acts of lie OF.
eers and this man, ioar months ago, was civ.
en- absomie power TO do rhaf be could Ia re.
gard TO the case He was authorised 10 ornsh
any attempt at free State government that
might Be made IN any other diseeiioa.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-01

their agent IN this cocntry one AugusIs Bel
nort, through whom they operate. Now
al our readers knos that this Auguste Bel
mont II The great leader and mover OF the
prs-eus pcmecrssio pasty. His money, or
the money OF The hoihschilfs. rssd by him.
easthc yrrst ievtr that moved everything
II the Chicago Convention. AZ which be spent
halt milhoo OF dollars.
Now ths idea az ehosn by the Colonel. Ia
tnis: The Roshschilds are likely nof rs.-
Ike 90 the Confederate bonds unless there
eau De cessation OF bost Iitiss between the
coaisaaiss pssss>s is ths- country ss order
70 give them ar opportunity 70 run ~ SHIPS
- carry away their cotton. which AL ltvyers
know they would have the right 20 do during
; cessation at hortiliGies. a. it Il . well set
tied principle in fiie law Of nations that neu-
ffals hav. the same Tiehts aud privileges du-
ring q cessation OF hosfilitiss that they hsd
before hostilities commenced Tfia ls not
only the condition OF the RothschiIis. bus no
dcubt ths condition OF many other European
capitalists Hsnce il will readily be seen
that ia would be 20 their interest II a cessation
OF hostilitie- we're effecsed. And hence they
through their agent be .. Augus's Belmont,
rsed their money 20 Get eesssfsn plank
inserted 10 the Chicago Platform. The lead
ers Of ths party. desiring the success Of the
rebellion. and knowing that 3 Cessation Of
hostllfiss wogld effect this readily bit AZ the
| 0sif ard actually made OF this Auguste Bel
mont great leader. placing him In the i'm
psftapt position OF Chairman oi the Nsfiona
Central Committee. 10 order. OF course, q
give him an iufiaence. that the scheme might
be worked out eifsctuslly.
The part played IN that Convention hJ
this man Belmont is well known @ the pee
pie. The cessation plank wss inserted
and should General Mcclellan oe elected
the whole scheme would be worked out &
the letter. A cessation o. hostllitiss would
be immsdistely brought about These Eu
| ropean cspisallsts would then run In thei
salps aud take out their Gotten, and the stun
ming blow TO the North, by becoming th'
parry rfaYing for the cessation OF hosfiliiss
would be 30 great that the people would b.
dsmorallzsd. while the opposite effect woui'
be the case with the people Of the South, an'
the result, - expee,ed and designed by th'
leaders, would be the. overthrow OF the Un
lon and the success Of the rebellion.
Nov reader, You see the idea. There
no lodging the facis This party calling t
sell Democfet in order 10 deceive tho people
are INTO this schems % destroy the Union
that new 0overement may be see up. ove
which they might have control We ask IN
candid MAJ. whether he Il willing 10 bs u.ad
the tool 20 help TO do this thiugf Ifvon ar
vote for Mcclellan: u not. vote tor Lincoln
= -Brookcilis DEFENDER.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-01

This geailemaa hss. been sperdier = lcu
days AZ this place oafiuE ths sass ~esk =
While 0Cre he csracris1 - make q fev
scSrcacs. ard spoke q, Lsnfel. Bsookeille
md Fslrneld Tn Jeinosi = iorcihle
speaker. aud - have he Issuance that
good has been c,..n ~ hss eons incsnx arru-
nrnt> he soe~e.i =, ,lae gs~at d,ss5vzn-
age ol the - called Denoctsilc party, Aov
ne nasses of thet pkstY aFe deceived by The
-runrfnr % rresrusrrrT- ssu-s ~rrriv fnr ine
sake Of recuni.ry e,,u. fstereace - s,aae
al he srsuments ~ii gise ,ae reader "a hisa
Of The fscts.
He showed . TIE ssiis.actioa 81 ~ hear
sss th.s the Cnicago Piaf'osn -<s dscsssea
h .1d made % suif certain Earope.s 49,
r,s;.su ~hs bad lossslsd isfgsiy 10 ccnfed.
.rate bopas foF he rs3supIica d Hhl<h al
,Is cotton Ia she con'edsf.se Stsie- A.
b-rn pledged -pflseipal smong se'ce csr'
t,r:s-. are the Roshschi.d= s6o n2ve 'o'
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-01
Nip the Evil In the Bud


AIRS STRAUs. THANKFUL for
NI o. ,It<rsi psfrun - sse - fo1.1 E<rs. b<<s
- .s i~s,rn ns lszias oi 1srrs Haste and VI
crif. shst sks las zss n stors. Ard = rroeivinx
res-ir -sf ass q he 1s><t snt lss<<t syls Boa
~ 4 las. kethers ssiF<ks a< ls<i-s afr<7-
f.-r n a. ss.s tecsIns IN PROS k1> u ale 10 sell
A. l-xs. x.zas LAAn szJ c<1s- Ao1<s "a t1is cit7-
So ~ bs<n fffzf y<tfs-, tse1sl~
Nrs fsrsrs. Ne. 10. s>-ih ga s'->ss. opp.sss
fc1t<r.. orftcf
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-01
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

n OIIOE Or AffLIIAIION
A$Fos IrcsSsr -xstle< T. kersy rs.sn hat
III ssPs e tks EosfS 81 Coumssssa-s<. q vi.u
s1nkf, N .llna a. t4sls AL tef4 eonmenclrs e.
= rfsf Hr1rzv - uecs.n<er. t<es. fsrk rcezs -
snset - -. Tssins i@zors tn lsss Qaent ~ n Al
tte s<z-e . be trknk on M pr~zal.~ for sas sssr
~ pl<n< ~ e1sine<s. sn4 tee przmlses ~Aereazs
80 0sers - - = trAak - esext.a a. CsEn~r
= - ses tsiesrry st3ests, is rerEs Haste. =
hkrsiss1 fe-nshlp n We sosasr. led
a~Fia~1~ nCHkkL CL.sicK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-08
Latest from Mexico.
New York, Nov. Z

New York, Nov. Z.
Intelligence received to-day from Mex
leo states that Gadna de Ler Gardens,
Sendenal and Uther Juar and leaders in
the department of Zaetscas have given in
their adherence to the Imperial Gen
Gen. Mejia, in the name Of the Imperials,
has installed himself at Matamoras. The
Juarago forces there have also submitted
to the new order of things Telegraph
lines are to be established between the
leading cities Of Mexico. communicating
By way Of Texas with the United States
Another line will connect Mexico with
Yoncatan. A submarine cable will BE-
laid to Cuba. In this way it is expected
Mexico City will soon lie in direct and
instantaneous communication with New
York, Havana and San Francico.
The forces lately under command o.
Gen. Ontega are said to be completely
dispersed. Whole companies have vol
unfairly come to the various municipa
authorities aud laid down their arms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-08

Headquarters Army of Potomsc,l
November Z.
Quito lively time between pickets
on the left of the line Friday night, re-
sullng in the loss of few men on either
side.
Saturday good deal Of artillery firing
took place near the Jerusalam plank read,
but without loss to US.
Last night the pickets in the same Vi
entity opened FIRE shortly after dark, and
kept it up sharply all night. About Il
a. N. the rebels attempted 10 advance their
picket line here 10 recover the same
ground which our men took last week
but our soldiers being wide awake made
strong obj ections and for an hour or two
the exchange of compliment in the shape
of lead was quite heavy. This is the old
contested ground near what was called
Fort Hell, where firing has been almost
incessant and extremely hot for nearly
three months, for which reason the place
was thus designated.
A citizen Of Richmond arrived in ouI
lines yesterday morning. having left that
city four days ago. He Was in the liquor
business, but fearing the authorities would
soon seize and put him in the army he
concluded to take an unceremonious de
parture. He tells the old story OF wan
and des,itution in Richmond, of garroter'
operating nightly in the streets, the higi
prices OF the necessaries of life, dc. Ii,
aso saws the rebels in front of Peters
burg are busy mining under our works
but at what point could not be ascertain
ed, as a strict guard is kept in the vicin
ity and no one allowed near the place ex
cepling those engaged in the work. Yer
little faith is placed in his statements
All is quiet throughout the lines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-08
Gen. Butler in Command in New York
New York. Nov. 7.


Gen. Butler, by direction of the presi.
dent Of the United States and by assign
ment Of Gen. Dix, commanding the De-
par,ment Of the East, has assumed com
mabd of the military forces in this State
for the purpose Of preserving order until
after the Presidential election and pre-
venting the execution of supposed designs
of rebels and rebel sympathzers to carry
GU, systematic plundering and burning
raid in our principal cities.
Gen. Butler in his official order assures
the citizens that they need not apprehend
interference with their rights or privileges
as electors, as his subordinates are in
structed to strictly refrain from anything
of the kind, his only object being to pre-
serve peace.
superintendent Kennedy has issued an
order to the members of the metropolitan
Police instructing them to enforce to-mor.
row, throughout the District, compliance
with the State law requiring that no in
toxicating liquors shall be sold on election
day that no box for the distribution O
tickets shall be erected in within l5O fee
Of polling place, and that no unjustifia
bic physical force shall be used, either b,
policemen or citizens, to incite or intimi
date electors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-08

distance OF some 300 miles, without any
inierference or challenge on the part ol
our State Republican officials at Spring
field or elsewhere, and that Other bodies
Of similar character have arrived by the
same route since the first body of those
styled guerrillas landed.
The opposition in this city admit that
they were advised from Bloomington BY
telegraph that these gueriliaa or raiders
we're on the Chicago st. Louis and Cairo
railroad and that they we're coming to this
city, and yet no attempt was made to ar
rest them: but on the contrary they were
permitted peaceably to enter the city and
to scatter themselves in various parts Of
it without the least attempt on the part Of
military officials to prevent them. Now
this is anthoritatisely to state that
the Democratic organizations Of the State
Or the city, or any members thereof. after
having made diligent inquiry for the pur-
poses, have failed to obtain any ides what
ever Of the desigo, purpose or intended
coming Of these real or disguised raiders,
and that their appearance here on the eve
u our National and State election with
the cognizance Of our military and State
officials is, in the opinion Of the under
sign, an election trick designed to SUBJ
serve some purpose yet undeveloped in
the tactics Of the opposition aud The un-
dersignedStske this method Of expressing
this we'll matnred and deliberate convic
tioa from all the facts before them that
the uniform general appearance Of these
men their arrival at the same time 10 large
bodies, with no attempt al disguise oftheir
real or pretended characters, their impu-
nifty from arrest or molesta,ion while on
their way here, and their repeated drpres
sloos at the several stations and On the
cars that they were Lincoln men, warrants
Us in charging that they have been sent
here in the interest Of the Republican par
ty TO furnish some pretext for placing the
polls Of the city under the control df the
military on the day of election and defeat.
ing free election. which it is noa fouo
must result withon, fraad in lbe defeat Of
all the Republican candidates.
La view Of these fac.s we earnestly ap-
peal to all of cur Democrats friehds to
avoid rash or incorporate language or
angry controversy at The polls; be firm in
the discharge Of your duties, but be peace
full in department. This is 10 time for
intimidation or fear. We can defdnt the
conspiracy thus organized, bu. dis guised
under this shallow pre,e1t of the Repub-
lican leaders. byuniting brave and intelli-
gent Democrats ~ exercise our Constitu-
tionsl rights peaceabiy but fearlsssly
Let every voter be rallied a, the polls and
let every voter have his rights under our
Constitution and the laws and all will be
we'll. The trick is too transparent to de.
ceive any one.
(Signed,) ISAAC r DILLER,
Chm State Dem Com,
Aaron Haren. Chm Cook Co Executive
Dem. Com, and thirty-three others.