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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
pILEs.--A SURE CURE.

LIVERY BODY rs BEIso oUEED Of this
Il distressiuz disease b. the Hss Of
DR.. strIcI1Iand's Pile Remedy,
Read what a sufferer sayse
MI p HazaTfs lCf Second street, Cincia-
matt o. says he has been dreadful snfsFsr with
piles for a long time, and has tried nearly every
thing and conld obtain no relief. He used about
sus- fourth 0f pot Of DR.. Etrieklabds Pie OInf-
rnsnt, and j; made a eomplsts cure. Hs advises
every Who i suffering 10 try IT,
sod By al Druggists. 20 csufs per pot. Manu-
o. Ask for sTRICK LANDS PILE REMEDY.
nhI012twly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
*2Ist Regiment

Aat AND EtAINNA
The Stations above mentioned, with a
few exceptions, are the department or
district headquarters Of the armies to
which the regiments or companies are
attached, and letters addressed to those
stations, marked "to be forwarded" will
reach their destination.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

There are Meteor Inventions
That fash up for moment in the newspapers and
pass 10 Oblivion. There also
GRAND DISCOVERIES
which take permanent held Of public . TINA
tion, and
Last for all Time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
z E MALE DISEAS 8 E 8
AND
DELICATE DISEASES OF
Try ME-

a1r T. - Il u VI Il -
L AIDES suffering from Whites, Falling of the
IL Wombs Inflammation, liberation or En-
iargement Of that organ, suppression or sunuse
meDstruatiOn, or By any Of the diseases peculiar
to fmales, and which produce such wide spread
dsyastafi0n, and carry so many Of the brightAt
ornaments Of society TO an early grave, or make
life hItefu while II lasts, can no~ bs cured speed
iiy and permanently, aud without undergoing an
examination.
w0uld caution You against believing you are
dying Of consumption, when by being cured Of
your womb and uterine diseases not oEs symptom
of consumption Il left
IL would be we'll for you TO know that all the
narrowing symptoms, even the Taeking cough,
lever, nervous prostraion, restless nights, palpi
tatiOn Of the heart, head aehe, back and bones
are The common symptoms Of diseased Won {;
hence the with which 80 many patients aud
physicians alike are deceived, and so many yslua-
bic lives lost.
II Is With very great pleasure that offer the
following letter written by the eminent Doctor
WKfoHT:
cAiao, April sth, lse4
Messrs. Hleo1 a B,iggs
.GEsTLEHLE Since my arrival here, and par
fcularls slpcs IL was Known had heretofoTe re-
sided iu Eew York City. frequent Inquire. have
been male Of me whether I was aequaiated with
pr Belt Of yonr city, whilst living there, and
what knew Of him, sto.
fu order that there shall be no misuudsTstand-
ing, and for The purpose ot placing my self right
IN the Eyes of that gentleuan veil yourselves
aud Others, deem ft proper Aa well as prudent to
make this siatesent Ia writing, 10 be len IN your
hands, Or giveu 10 Dr. Bell, a. you msy think
best, he 10 do with II az hs pieases. I knew DIR.
BELL sOine six CT eight years since. IN New York
City, whers for feW months We we're engaged IN
the same Institute Ilo was q clever scholar,
standing third la bis ella sw!thin nftesn months
Of his fret entry, aud proneuncod BY all the PFo-
feasors, we'll as by nBjority Of She Thirteenth
Street School, ono OF its iightest lights and hon-
orabe members. De. Belts treatment In 7his
speciality particularly IN ths treatment Of female
diseases, Is acknowledged equal 70 any Of the re-
formed school Of physicians, aud sxeelied by none
In the great institute.
DR.. Bell Is, IN my opinion, gentleman wsll
worthy Of the extended patronage which, an
happy 10 hnd, is daily being extended to hin.
Respectfully yours, J. I. WRIGHT. NJ. D.,
Propr 81 Louis III oat and Lung Institute,
No. IS North Sixth street, 81. Louis, mo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
MEDICAL.
c HER0KEE IEJECTION.
Compounded from Roots, Barks ana

Compounded from Roofs. Rarka ana
F1E Leaves.
CHER0KEE REMEDF, he great End,an NJ
t'er eFes ali diseases 81 tss trtaars oreaas. sHek
ReoN;anssoe 81 he trins. FgfaMafioH ef tie BlaS
er, IHegTHasfoH " sks Ki&nss, SoRs n fhs BlsSdur
rteture. GruTet, Gfee GoanorTAra, aad Is sspseisI
Tseesnsssds "a tAess Of Flaor Albas (or sRsss
salssl lEAsrs al las od naAseoss rssaictass kars
faded. U
ps-It Is prepared In a highly concentrated
form, the doso being from one TO two teaspoon
falls three times per a&v.
Es-It is diurelie and Alternative In Its action pu-
rfNinE and cleansing the blood, causing 10 10 now
in all Its original purity and vigor; thns renewing
from the system sli psrnieious causes which have
CHEROKEE INFECTION is lntsnd
as ally and assistant to thOCherokes Rem.
edy, and should Be used IN conjunction with that
medicine In all cases Of Gennorrh9a, Glees, Tiuor
Albas Or Whites. It's Effects are healing, sSOtk-
eherdee and pain, Instead Of the burning and al
most ey,endurAbls pain that Is experienced with
nearly 81 The eAraf gsSek Ea5sefseas
+ IS by the use ef abe Cherokee Remedy
and Sherokee Injeetton-ths two medicines
AZ the same time-al improper discharges are re
stored 70 full visos aud strength.
Ss For fall particulars get our pamphlet nom
any drug store ia The eeuntry, OF write rs and We
will mail free % any address, a fall treatise
=, Hs Price, cherekee Remedy, s. per bot
tie. o. time bottles fer IS
H4-Prioe, Cherokee Injection, 81 per bot.
tie, or three bottles for IS.
ofprioe. -
Rs-soid BY all druggists everywhere.
DIR. w X Msrxsin a Co.,
Sole Proprietors,
No. 50 liberty Street, New York
Ss-Ssld IN Evans alle by EM. BIERBOwER
and by All druggist, everywhers. Ifsbllakwly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

IMPoRrAxr TO LADIss.-Thers is published
letter, as well as some other important mater, TO
all delicate females, in Bells advertisement,
under he head Of " Private"
The letter rsferred TO Is written by the eminent
Dr.. Wright, sf the St. Louis Throat and Lasg
Ins, itute. Those interested viii read the adver-
tisement, and, we think, call en- DR.. Bell, Whoss
consultations are free, and who treats and cures
without unnecessary examinations or operations.
Cures warranted or no pay asked iys-lydAw
BS- Our soldiers seem to have found out the
remedy most valuable to them, Judging from the
large demand for DIxox's BLAcKBERr CAESISA-
1--WE, sad great is the number of certificates Of
cures Of Dysenisry and DiArrhoss, which Mr.. Da-
wilson has received fren then. II cures both old
and nav cases. 1y2- zwd
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and Sexual Systems-nsv and reliable
treAtnsnt-in Reports OF the HOWARD Asso-
CITATION. Sent BY mail in sealed lsttsr suTsl-
epss, free Of charge. Address DR. J. sKILLIN
/ HoUGHToN, Howard Assseistions No. seath
Hiath Street, PhilsAslBhiA, Pa
Apri'sA dkvlys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
Transforms GRAY Hair

Or hair OF any UNPLEASANT hue, TO glorious black
or enchanting brown. Unique Ia It's composition
and infAibIe in it's results, it hAa achieved popu
lArity with both sexss, with every class Of society
aad In all parts Of the World Manufactured BY
J. CRIsTADOEo, No. 6, Astor House. New York
Sold by all Druggists Applied by all Hair Dress
arr auE2-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

DUCK WHEAT FLOUR
ID 20 Sacks Peuusylvania Buck Wheat Flour,
For sale At WM. CALDWELL'S
Ne. ., First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
GROCERIES.

DICKLED PIGS FEET
L - Kegs Spiced Pigs Feet,
just received At No. ., First strest,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

nooSIER SYRUP Barrel choice
IL Syrup. Fer sale at
CALDwELL's Family
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

DINE APPLE CHEESE
L Boxes Plne Apple Cheese. Just received al
No. =. First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

uoMINY-s Barrels extra white asminy
Fvr sale At
No. FIRST STREET,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09
The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH THE

I. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, now as heretofore, at fair rates
and liberal conditions.
2. BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant dis
patch and accuracy
>. LOSSES always met with promptness aud
complete justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-09

ALSO KEEP FOR SALE
TT NJ II + q - ii Z,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
Writing Love (?) Letters, and
Darning Stockings, &c.

We observed come sound and
seasonabIo structures published in
the Register Of last week, and ii
the Editor will cXcuso us the liberty
we will chccrIuIIy second his efforts
to raise the blush of shame, il that
can be done, on the checks OF those
young girls, whose foolish and
silly nonsense provoke the snocrs,
laughter, and coarse jokes of young
soldiers in camp. There is enough
to bc done in the house, to keep
idle hands at work yos--at the
work Of darning, mending, scrub,
bling and Washing, without dcvot-
ing time to write letters to parties
who must despise and contemn the
writers.
The letter written by give Bro
tlrerly Soldiers" and quoted in thc
Eaton Register Of last week, merit;
our warmcSt praise. The publ,
press is il political Bible, ard mus
robuke folly as well as sin. Paul''
description of What proper minded
women should lie, will be found i,
his Epistlos to Timothy. Pete
also seals what Paul says anr
signs,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
NHOVALA.
SPECIAL NOTICE! !!
THE PRESS office REMOVED,

Our readers arc respectfully I'M
formed that the "rress" Office will
in future be found on Main Street,
over HUsToN & STEPHENS Boot and
Shoe Store. Entrance on the same
landing as MessrS. HUBBARD and
FREEMAN's Law Office. Our friends,
and the public in general, can have
NO trouble in finding our new Office.
1t is central, and much more suita.
BILE than our present office. Cal
and see us-call and pay us.
AS we are moving to another
house this week, our readers must
excuse q short paper. We have
done our best.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
The Fall Tickets.

So, then, we are not, it seems, to
have any pay, from some Of the
townships, for the tickets, which an
Eaton gentleman ordered to be
printed, and of which he took
charge last Fall. When we en-
ploy q printer, he looks TO us for
his pay. Even so, when a man
employs us, we take our stand on
the basis Of equity, law and honor,
and thus look to our employer for
pay. We need our Just fights, and
mean to'try to get them. We have
done just enough at our own
charge in Eaton and Preblo, to sus,
tain the democratic Press" and
we will now proceed to try what
the law has to say on the subject,
relative to ouI complaint. If we
are wrong, or mistaken In our de-
mands, the paper is open to any
fair and truthful explanation
stating honestly and maniuIly the
reason why we should find the mf,
tcrials, and work tor nothing.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
LEGAL NOTICE.

SOLOMON Weaver, plt'ff Prctlo Common
vs.. Pleas. Petition
Catherine Weaver, def't for Partition.
CATHERINE WEAVER, widow of MI
" chael Weaver, of PrebIe county, Ohio,
Ii. n. Burtch, Elizabeth Burlch, Of Darke
county, Ohio, John W. Quilting and Gather
inc Quilting, Pet r SmucHer and Lavinia
Smucker, Of Preble county, Ohio, James d,
Dicks and Margaret Dicks, of Montgomery
ccunnty, Ohio, and George W. Lee and
Eliza Lee, Of Miami county, Ohio, are
hereby notified that en- the LIST day Of April,
1864, Solomon Weaver filed in the Clerks
Office OF the Court of Common Pleas, Of
Preblc county, Ohio, his Petition, wherein
he states that Michael Weave: died seized
Of certain real estate, situate in Preble
county, Ohio, and joining the corporation
Of the town of New Paris, in said county,
and being 37,5l acres, more or less, of
land situate in, and being part of the West
half Of Section 90, Township Q, Range l
Fast, and being the same lands conveyed to
said Michael Weaver, by Thomas Wilson,
by deed, dated November 10th, 1852, and
recorded in volume 40, PIP. 99S-9, land
records Of Prcble county, to when reference
is given for particular description
And further stating that the said lanes
descended to the above named children Of
said Michael, tubject to dover, and that the
above named tenants in common, on the
18th Of March, 1862, by writings duly
eXecu ed, assigred to the said Catherine
Weaver, widow, as and for her dover estate
in sad premises, all that part thereof lying
East of the Dayton and Western Railroad,
containing one and a half acrLs, more or
less. with al the buildings and improve
ments thereon, and which was accepted by
said Catherine in full of her claim Of dover
in said premises;
And further stating that the petitioner
had purchased the undivided interest of one
Of the above named heirs. in said premises,
thus giving him ono undivided third part
thereof; and that the said John W. Quilting
had purchased the entire interest of three
of the shove named heirs, thus giving him
0fie undivided half Of sad premises, and that
the said Catherine Quilting and John W,
Quilting, are entitled to one undivided sixth
part thereof;
thAt the petitioner will demand partition
of said premises, West Of said Railroad
being So acres, more or less, OF the mex
term of said Curt, and unless the defend
ants answer or demur to said petition
before the 9th day of August, 1864, being
Che first day of said term, partition will BIZ
asked for in their absence.
GILMORE & CAMPBELL,
I Ats for Petitioner.
Attest
II. SHANK, elk.
April I, lS64-1t Pr. f. 800 90.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
Review.

We have read the life. of the
great SToGEwALL JACKSON, and must
pronounce the book a perfect mar
vel. Those who wish to read a fair,
impartial, and truthtul account Of
the life ard military exploits Of
the late General JACKSON, will find
it in the volume under review.
What plcascs us most, is the
honorable aud noble testimony
borne by the author, to The skill
Of many Of our own generals, and
the bravery Of our troops in the
midst of shell, fire and death. But
JaeksoE is the Alpha AMI Omega
of the book, and it is but feeble
praise Of him to say, that he com
bincd in himself, the doyout piety
of the immortal Colonel Gardener
the hcroism of Washington, the
daring Of Cromwell, the ~strategeti'
cal tact Of Wellington, and I'll,
prompt and irresistible action o.
Napoleon. His own mon inflicted
his death wounds upon him, by
mistake.
The WORK is well gotten up, an(
very cheap for such a book. 1t i:
soIdby the cntcrp"ising booksellers
CLARKE & Co., West + ourth Street
Cincinnati.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
T'IIE WAR.

A portion Of our arms has been
defeated, with great loss, on the
banks Of the Red River, Louisiana.
There has been u terrible slaughter
Of our men in Fort Pillow. These
things present a gloomy picture Of
war; but stiIl far more fierce, hotr
fible, and determined battles are in
store for the South and the North.
How true it is, that "tlouds and
darkness are round about Him
(God), but righteousness and truth
arc the habitation of His throne
1t is our humble opinion, - an
opinion based upon history, the
laws Of nature, and the unben ding,
and Interchangeable aspect OF Gods
ways toward men-that the time
to cease from fighting, and 70 come
to terms with each ether 1--WE mean
North and South), has fully come
No good to either section OF the
United States can come out OF our
murderous conflict. The recoaciIi'
alton and friendly union Of both
the South and the North, to restore
peace, harmony, and permanent
prosperity throughout the entire
contine..t Of America, ia what wC
long to see.
na. 1t is reported that 100000 slS
months men, in addition to the
National Guards, are TO he calico
ant for garrison duty. q.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
NEWS LTENlS

It s positively CAIN Il Iha' L'nli
streets army has eft 'cted y june
ton with Lee. Longstrcct, who
went to Tennessee with $4,000 men.
returns with less than 1900.
The house Of Lords. the highest
court in Greut Britaia, has decided
the Alexandria ease i'll favor OF the
Confederates, and against her seiz-
ure by the Government.
The campaign of war and blood
shed is to De dommenced immedi-
atty.
Gold closed quiet last night in
New York at 1893.
The great enterprise Of a tele.
graphic connection between Eul
rope and America is meeting with
encouraging success among mem'
hers of Congress
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
THE "DEMOCRATIC PRESS AND IT'S
EDITOR.

We are informed, that the Press
would be most thoroughly support
ed, if it could be kept on its legs ;
Gut as it has so often changed
hands, some of the good Demo.
Gratis Of Preble have to look to
other papers for light gas, and
white lies. Pshaw-cant.
A rich farmer, who ought to
have been born in the 14th century,
told us once in this village, flat
we must be living at an extravar
CANT rate, if we could not sub:ist
on a DIME a day, pay our way, and
publish a first class paper. No
wonder ii q political cause, espoused
by such cunning and purely selfish
earth worms, should perish under
their whitening blast. Some of
these disintcrestcd and devout men
of God, gave S. to start the Dem
ocratic Press" - we have given
five hundred dollars, to keep it in
motion. Which has beer the
greatest fool? the Editor, or these
liberal country stockholders -? Il
empty gas would support a paper.
there are men in Preble county
who would sustain q chain OF poi
sonous vapors, from California tc
Washington. 1t is a marvcl to al
the newspaper publishers within q
hundred miles round, how tho
Eaton democratic Press has been
misunderstanding the coll'heartedl
ness of hundreds of Democrats in
this county-during the horrible
conflict through which it has had
to struggle, during the last three
years! We cal tell how, and al
whose expense it has lived, and by
whom its total destruction has
been Systematically and intention:
ally tried.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
NEW STORE.

MICHAEL FILBERT, the enterprising
tailor, in Eaton, has built himself a
big ger store by adding another
story to the building lately occu-
pied by Herdmnn & Son. This will
give him room to increase his stock
and accommodate a larger number
of customers. Call and see him.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
LEGAL NOTICE.

Lewis Perkins and Ssph a Preble
Perkins hiA wife, pitts, Common
Mary Bozworth, and Petition for
others, defts. Partition.
MARY BOZW0RTH, widow ofJohn Boz.
lXA worth. deed, Of Preble County, Ohio,
William Bozwcrth, Thomas Raper aud Ruth
Raper, of Clinton county, Indian., Mary
Taylor, of Wayne county, Indiana Emelins
Champion, of Marshall county, Indiana, Gar.
rison Zoek, Nancy Geek, Joseph Bo2worth,
edward Scove", Catharine Scoven, John
Bozworth, and Permenus Bozworth, Of Preb-
lie county, Ohio, ave hereby notified, ihrt on
the 4th day Of FebruOry, A. D. 1864, Lewis
Perkins and Sos hia Perkins filed in the
Clerks Office of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Preble county, Ohio, their petit on, where.
in they state that John Bozworth died seiz
ed of certain real estate, situate in the c0un.
ty Of Preble, and State of Ohio and bound
ed and described as follows, that is TO say,
One hundred and one (l0l) acres off ofthe
West side of Section No. n~ireteen (l9), in
Township No. eight (8), Of Range one ~,
East &C., being the same land conveyed BY
deed of Henry Bozworth to said John Boz,
worth, and recorded il Book No. II, page
| 500, land record Of Preble county, Ohio.
Also the Southwest corner of the South
west quarter Of section No. eighteen (l8),
in Township No eight (s), IN Range No one
! ~ East &C., cOn.Aiding nineteen and one
half(l9D acres, DO the same, more or less,
the two tracts containing in the aggregate
1901 acres, be the same more CT lerS.
And further stating that said lands de-
seeded to the above named children ofsaid
John Bozwor;h, as tenants in common sub
iect to the dover of said Mary Bozworth;
And said defendants are further notified that
the petitioners will demand PARTITION of said
pl cmiscs, at the next term Ct said Court,
and unless the defendants answer or demur
to said petition, on or before the 9Th day of
August 4. D. 1864, being the first day of
said term, PARTITION will be asked for in their
absence.
GILMORE & CAMPBELL, D.
Atty's for petitioner:
Attest,
II. SnAnT,, Clk.-Tt. a..
April2 81, i864-.Pr. + $500.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
gual ano 9tlistcIIun>1us.
100000 WANTED

In exchange for Spring Goods
of the latest styles, at Deem & Bro
store, on Main Street. Dress
Goods, Shawls, Millinery gools,
ana Domestics, at the lowest re,
m%onorntivo prices, for cash. No
charges for showsng goodsas, you
are sure to bny rs soon as you see
tl,om, so ct cgp and elegant arc
thcY.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
From the New York Times, Republican. !
HOW the Rebellion is Abe ted-The
Folly Of The House.

Folly Of The House.
Gold at l75 and Congress, with tax bills,
tariff bills, bank bills, every financial meas
ire ~lifeless and shapelcss, engaged in put
ting down freedom ofdebate in he National
Capital | In the name OF loyal people we
protest 1t is a disgrace and an outrage
We tell these men at Washington That
passion is making them mad. 1t i, an abb
solute infatuation that has seized them.
Their words strike upon the ears olthe peo7
Did ike the gibbcrish Of Brdlam. Where
have lhe senses of Congressman gone that
they don't realize the terrible burdens that
rest upon the people and,tbe fearful dan
oers that confront the Government DO
they oall themselves loyal men and yet play
these fantastic tricks2 BY their default, the
prices of everything that sustains life are
raridly mounting. The currency IS gradu-
ally turning into worthless rags,
5ftis astonishing, tits astounding, that the
House, alter this long and fragrant neglect
ofdutgt shouldturn upon one OF its members
I'M IS fierce fashion, for encouraging The en-
envy by wCrds-.by words which were made
of air, and which il they had ben let alone,
would have straightway vanished into air.
How IL it possible for true men so to mis-
/ understand the American people, as to sup
pOse they will submit quietly to this distruc.
ton offree debale IN the council halls Of the
nationH What hellebore have they been
drinking in Washington that has drugged
their old perceptions? Are We tobe told that
American liberty is the bastard lyle these
mcn would make it Has it, indeed, so de-
generated s'ncc it was transported from its
~nptive land2 Is our national Capitol 50
much below Parliament House, that men
may only talk in it by TIE card orwith 5a'
lcdb cath? For the last hundred yea who
has heard Of expulsion in Enrlanllor word.
spoken in a debate? If the House Of Rep
resentatiye3 cHpol Mr.. Long, rs attempted
twill prove beyond all possibility Of ques
tons or cayil that the freedom ofdGbate IN
der aur boosted republicauisn, is not ever
what it was under the British monarchy
againstthe tyranny of which we rcvllted.
Said I6d Chatham, in the House Of Con-
mons, in III, IF were in American, \:
| am.an Englislman, while n fortjgn ROOF
was landing in my country, ] lever womb
lay GOWN my ElWN-HCNtIi HC'tli "SNtI'
, Has any Thing like that ever been hear,
in Congress from the symP0th'2crs With on.
rebellion? To to strong m~Hjnritics in Par
lament our rebellion was Just as hateful
md the necessity Of supporting Government
in n war qlready undertaken for the main
t~euanco Gifts authority. just as Imperative
rs can be here cveJ with our own con
rr,ssioaal majorities in respect to our owl
rebellion.
We use plain language, because the crisi
demands it, It isno tmelor honcyed speech
either toward men o. parties. We ar
sure az O the sun a!mjd.dGy, that the pclpl
are not satisfied with either p0sIinaclion O
or the present a ton of thsir repre- t1ta
tiyes il Congress.