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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
Comfy Convention.

All Union men Of tha county OF Goodllue,
-hn enao tho I nton platform adopted by
.as National Union Convention at Baltimole
and who endorse and support Abraham Lin.
esln and Andrew .JohA:ou. fer President and
vice President OF these Cnilcd States, arc ! 81
snas.:d to meet in convention by tlleir &,:Is
ys,es, as she Court House in t'1e cilv Of !. +.
Wing in saId county. Oh the II day i 1ol',, .-
Der, a. D., 1854 st o'sloti., F 80" ErH..
nate shs following State and couG::. i. I'd
VIZ:
Ono Sheriff.
One Ees istcr Of Deeds.
One AnN.tur.
Ono County Attorney.
Ore Julea OF frobNte.
One Court Commissioner.
One Coroner. e"
Ono County Surveyor.
Crc Countv Commissioner for the First Con-
missioner District.
One Comfy Commissioner for the Fourth
Commission District.
Two Representatives..
Tho respective Lowns in this county will po
sntit'el 10 delegates in said convention as fol-
lows
burnside i BELLE Creek i
SeiT'dero 1ICannon Falls Q
central Point 1(Cherry Grove 2
tassherstoss q Florence q
Gusdbua Il Loi,Iea Q
Hay Crcsk S'Kenyon ]
Lillian sjreon 6
Mnns3ia & ''ne Tslara $
Koscoe 2ited Wing S
Vasa al atWanaminso 6
Warsaw liWacoota
Zl,nbrots sarans !
Wn. 3. Crcw, as
&. r. White, Com
r. II. Knox, ,uitsee.
G. ". Libby,
4. ). Ej,rakes,
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a ezCn4:;i, wilU is aboye q isn:ii.:.9

"A s.enH:ni wno is above n i'n:i;s:;a.
4 great ctturt5was made tc get tip a great
demonstrate n at New York, on the occa-
sion Of the Mcclellan meeting, and n;,mer~
Gus prominent speakers were aunolncca 10
be there, among whom was General Mea-
CHER, who hal meyer been spoken 10 on the
subject, and whose name was used cnv for
the. effect it would have in getting out y
great many Of bis admirers. After 'lc
learned that his name had been thing U.s. 4 /.
he wrote letter 10 The New York Hefa1q
for publication. in order that sh. suspicion
OF disloya|ty to the union, that might at
tach to his name by being in snyw2ay a@so
ciated with the name Of Mcclellan might be
removed from which va extract the fol-
lowing:
"As one Of those mentioned, you Will per,
NIT me to say that had no. the slight. st
lntlmat'on that was exp cfsd t, appear at
the meeting in question until three DAYS
after it took place. / havt been here for
the last two weeks Oh iSt to .iny old
friends and comrades Of the noble Second
corps. Neither By uote nor word was
ever asked to appear at that meeting Had
been asked. do not hesitate to say that
would not have appeared.
Having assured you OF this---assured you
as do emphatic.'Iy, that the only partv
swear and vote by is the army of ths poto
mae-and having informed you Of where
was at The time ol The meeting re erred to,
aud my deternisatioa never to contract. il
| can possibly repe' it, The cancerous dis
temper Of being a New York politician
the fa'sest AMI fou|est OF lepars--I | !. you
10 redeem Eny name from that very dubious
litany Of orators IA, which You involve 1t in
your issue nE HE 12th OF this month.
have The honor 10 be most faithtuDy yours ,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

Special dispatch to tho St. Paul Press.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
1854.

Far Judges of the Supreme Court.
eaiJ Just;ce-VHOMAS. WILSON.
1...,. s. J. r. McMILLEN,
''@ "T }JOHN N. BERRY.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

For Judge Of the First judicial District. 5
McCLU RE Goodhue County
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

5.9-F..
(signsd;1 ]. 7, NELL II 3, A. q. q ],
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-31

FoRT oyEoF,, Aug. q.
4 steamer 0orn City point brings the in
telligence thal the rebels are making des :
perate efforts % retake the Weldon railroad
but SO far w fre unsuccessful. We now
hold he road firmly. 1t is believed the
rebels caunotgIislad~, Us.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-20
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

This Convention, Ito nominate candi>
date for President and Vice President Of
the so-caled United States,) will not as
semble at Chicago until the 26th August
next. 1t is thought that through the in
fluence of Vallandigham, the postponement
Of the meeting Of that body till so late
day, has been effected. His return to Ohio
has certainly caused great comm motion, and
that he will exercise great influence over
the deliberations of that body, no one can
doubt. The policy that dictates post
ponement Of the meeting Of the Convention
until so late day in August next, is, in
our judgment, if we do not mistake it,
wise one. The Democratic, peace party
the North and West, are well aware that
Lincoln's defeat depends upon the defeat
Of his butcher, Grant. Upon this they look
as confidently as we do, time only being all
that is required for bringing about so i'm
portant result. The defeat, in fact, of
either Grant or Sherman, will suffice to
defeat Lincoln. Either event will give
double strength to the Democratic Peace
Party, and they will proceed to nominate
their candidates with boldness in the as
sertion Of their principles, and confidence
in their success, such as have not been
manifested since the war commenced. Dali
" the confidence of the Lincolni,es is de-
clning. Wall street has become alarmed.
Capitalists have become frightened, Gold
is rising, and greenbacks are fast becoming
mere trash. The only salvation Of the
North from general bankruptcy, is in peace.
The only salvation for Lincoln and his
satellites, is in continuance Of the war.
The contest will be a fearful one. We
predict that great civil commotion will at
| tend, if blood do not flow from it. The
leaders Of the Democracy, cr peace party,
are and wilI'be deiiah.. Ihey will not be
put down BY force Of ms, or they will
prove themselves C.on4Ess. 'hcy will not
permit their Pre- De ssed, or
they will belle H aease 5y will
not permit Vs0'1 cne d.
or they vii fli HeYEtnee
Seymour II 3r 6afg H. Fl, ,
claimed ihs' Ri aat press
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-20

and would enjoy all the pleasures which
are implied in these cherished words. But
| am here for peace and not turbulanceI;
for quiet, net for cenvulsion !; for order and
law, net anarchy. Let no man Of the
Dehocratic party, begin any act of violence
or disorder; but let meme shrink from any
responsibility. however urgent, if forced
upon him. Careful of the rights Of others,
let him see to it thathe fully and fearlessly
exact his own. Subject to rightful author
iy in all things, let him not submit to excess
or usurpation in holding. Obsdient to
constitution and law, let him demand and
have the full measure Of the protection
which law and constitution secure to him.
Men of Ohio! Ysu have already yindi-
Gated your right to hsar; it is now my dd-
ty to assert my right to speak. Wherefore
as to the sole Of ofense for which was
arrested. imprisoned and banished-free
speech in criticism and condemnation sf
the Administratisa-an Administration fit
ly described in recent public paper by
one Of its early supporters, az " marked at
home by its disregard Of constitutional
rights, BY its violations Of personal liberty
and the liberty Of the press: and as its
crowaing shame, by its abandonment Of the
right Of ASYLUM, right especially dear to
all nations abroad" Irepsati it here to-day,
and will, again, and yet again, so long as I
live, or the Constitution and our present
form Of government shall survive. The
words then spoken and the appeal at that
time made and now enforced by one year
more Of taxation and debt, and of blood and
disaster, entreating the people to change
the public servants and their policy. not by
force, but peaceably, through the ballot
box. now, and here, reiterate in their
utmost extent, and with all their signif-
cancy, repeat them, one and all, in no
spirit Of challenge or bravado, but as earn
est. sobep solemn truth and warning to the
people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-20

this act was done in public part Of your
great cdy, and was thus forced upon the
nstice Of the commercial agents Of the
world, and they were shown in an offensive
way, that property is seized by military
force and arbitrary orders.
These things are more hurtful to the na.
tional honor and strength than the loss Of
battles. The world will csnlound such acts
with the principles Of our Government. and
the folly and crimes of officials will be
looked upon as the natural results OF the
spirit OF our institutions. Our State and
local authorities must repe this ruinous,
interference. II the merchants Of New
York are not willing to have their harbor 8
sealed up and their commerce parslyzed.
they must unite in this demand for the
security Of persons and property. II this
is not done, the world will withdraw frsm
their keeping its treasures and its COM
merce. History has taught that all official
violation Of law in times Of civil war and
disorder goes before acts Of spoliation and
other measures which destroy the sale
guards OF commerce.
| call upen you to look into the facts
connected with the seizure Of the Journal
Of Commerce and Of the New York World.
IL these acts were illegal, the offenders
must be punished. In making your inqui-
rirs and in prosecuting the parties indicat-
ed, you will call upon the. sheriff Of the
county and the heads of the police depart
ment for any needed force or assistance.
The failure TO give this by any official un-
der my csntrol will be deemed sufficient
cause for his removal.
Very respectfully, yours. &c..
HORATl0 SEYMOUR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-20
VALLANDIGHAn'S SPEECH.

Annexed we give vallandigham's speech,
delivered by him oa his return to Ohio
from Canada:
Mes OF ONO o:-Ts-day am again in
your midst aud upon the sell Of my native
State. To-day am once more in the dis.
trict. which for ten years extended to ms
the highest confidence, and three times
honorsd me as us representative 10 the
Congress Of the United States. was ac-
cuseJ Of no crime against the Constitution
or laws. and guilty Of none. But whenever
asd wherever thus charged uPsn due pro-
cess Of law, am now here, ready 10 an
swer before any civil court Of competent
jurisdiction, TO a Jury Of my countrymen !;
and meantime. to give bail in any sum which
any judge or csurt. State or Federal. may
affix and you, tha hundred and eighty-siY
thousand Demscrats Of 0his, offer as my
sursties. Never for one hour have | re-
NAMED in exile because | recognized any
sbligatisn Of obedience to the unconstitu-
tiosal and arbitrary edict. Neither did
personal fear ever restrain me. Asd to-day
return. OF my swn act and pleasure be-
cause tits nv constitutional and legal right
| TO return.
l Only by an exertien Of an arbitrary pow
er. itself against Constitution and law, and
eonsunmaled by military force, was alb
Quoted from mr. home and forced into ban
Iishment. The assertion or insinuation oI
the President that was arrested " because
laboring with some effect TO prevent the
raising Of troops and 10 encourage deser-
ITEMS from the army. and was responsible
for numerous acts Of resistance 10 the. draft
and 10 the arrest Of deser.e.s, causing as.
sassination, manning and murder" or that
at any time, IN any way, had disobeysd
or fallei to counsel obedience to Lawful
authority, Or even to the semblancs Of Law
lis absolutely false. Iappezl for the prooI
il every speech ever made upon these
Questions, and to the very record Of the
meek military commission, by tbs trial and
sentence Of which was outraged.
i No, the sole offence then laid to my
charge was words Of criticism of the pub.
lie pslicy Of the Administrator, addressed
to an open aud public Political meeting ol
my citizens Of Ohio, lawfully ant
peaceably assembled. And to-day. my on.
lily "crime" is that. in the way which they
call treason, worship ! the Constitution q
my fathers. But for new more than one
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
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SOLDIERS s-wE THINK DIR

s,reklsud quite r.g0 ia advising yOu IL his advertise
enf ~ columns q oasy's paper 30 take bottl,
Of lie sshy recommended Anil-ChOers Mixture in your
knapsacks {; rsy save tbs lives Of many Of our be,
soldiers 3oihsrs, tsst your sous do not neglect
You can get IL Al the Drug Stores At 50 cent, per bottle
I, = the remedy for Dsrro.a and Dys~afery.
narear-dlyeotkwis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
SENTINEL
National Democratic Platform
Of 1864.

THs USioS-TmE CoSsrfrUroS-PKAcr-PrB-
TIC LIREKTY-PKTvArE RIGHrs-FRrE ELEc
rIoSs--A FREE PnEss-FRrE SrEEcH-TRIAL
ny JuRY-THE RiGHr oF AsYLus-JUsrIes TO
oUR SOLDIERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

yuyHP HOTEL PgOPERTY on THE CORNER or
n Delaware and Sonfh streets, IN lrsianspeiis con-
tanning 80 rOc1.s. situated wel 10 secure = thriving
business Terms easy. Inquire of
McKERNAN x PIERCE
<sptls-d2m Real Estate Arsefs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
PALMER d FORD.
General Intelligence and Employ.
ment Office,
NOS Maryland 81, Indianapolis. ind

ItLERKS Mechanic and Lsborefs furnished With en-
4 = ploynsut where the best wages will he paid.
Women ChanbernAds- Sesmstres-es and Servants
all fd place without trouble delay hy applying
this oaice.
Dwellings, Stores, Rooms, OHo,- ard sleeping Rooss
furnished ard uufGrushed % rent
Post Once Bsx 12l2. -epti<-dH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25

Resolved That "a the future. la the past. will
adhere with unswerving fidelity 10 the Union under the
Constitution the only solid foundation Of our strength
security and happiness people, and a. framework
ogovtrumeni equally conducive 20 the welfare and pros
perity Of ell the States, both Northern and Southern
a. The sese 81 ihe American people that after four
Of failure the Union by the experiment ~ war;
during which under the pretense Of military
power higher than the Constitution, the Constitution
itself has been dlsegarded in every part and public b
erty and private right alike troiden down aud the mate
rial prosperity Of the country essentially Justice
humanity. liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made for cessation II hOsiihlies
with view ultimate convention Of the states, or
other Peaeeable means, 70 the end that at the earliest
practicable moment peace may be restored on the basis
Of the Federal rnion Of the States.
Resolved. That the direct Interference Of the military
authorities of the United states IN the regent elections
held IN Keuiucy Maryland Mssoud and Delaware. was
sbainsfnl violation ~ the Consuton. anil repetition
Of such acts In the approaching election viii be held as
revolutionary aud resisted WITH all the means snd power
Resolyed That the aim snd object of the Democratic
party T. % prcserer the Federal Union and the rights u
consider that the administrative usurpaion OF eStraed
Eay sud dangerous powers not granted by the Consttu
ton the subyersion Of the civil by military law In states
In insurTectior the arbitrary military arrest mpris
onment trial sentence American citizens IN States
where civil law exists Ia full force The suppression 81
freedom Of speech and Of the press. the denial OF The
rights, the employment of unusual test oahs, and the
interference with and denial Of the right Of the people TO
bear in their defense; il calculated 10 prevent
Of the Union and the perpetuation OF tue
Government deriving rs just powers from the eesen Of
the governed.
Resolved That the shame fii disregard Admins
traiiOn 90 IT, duty ia respect 10 cur fellow CITIZENS wLe
are and long have been, prisoners II wal IN SUI
fering condition. deserves the severest reproeaton on
the alike OF public policy and common humanity
Resolved That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
heartily and earnestly extended To the Sodiery of our
army and sailors cs navy who and have been In
the field and the sea- under the nag of their country
aud Ia the O It's attaining power they will receive
all the care protection and regard that the brave sol
ders aud sailors Of the republic have - noby earne
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
Instruction and Practice.

The Instructors and Propretor this College have
joyed large experience, both In practical Teaching anS
actual Busness, having experience ofneen years II
the bu ness and for several years principal Teacher
head ofthe actual Business Department Of the Pough
keepse College. 10 yong men, who devote but Nv,
OF three months study would call their attention
this system Of Bu >ness Instruction and popular Edu
cation, where you upon the study and dIscip
line Of acquiring wealth by the employment 81 Labor
Talent and Capital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25

Delivered by the carrier within the city. "a cents per
ssei payable q th~ carrier
sgerts vili be sapp1~f a. y csrts week
II AssEY may be ssf.l a. risk ~ Exprcss. pre-
pad. Hsgistef@d Letter. ~ uss sheFS 10 We viii
not be responsible for any los. thai may occur
City Subscribers vii be hed responsible for papers len
their houses sfer they have removed, % when they
~.h them discontinued unes notice l. given AZ the Of
acsm pahnostion. :.
10 paper sent -ibsu' pre- payment eonanaedionser
than paid Tor
each morning. aud the WsEEEr sssrubL each Mon
fsy morning. neatly evel0ped. for mailing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
Merchantss' Exchange.

The Students II this College enjoy the benefit Of the
regular meetings Of this novel department conducted
the plan Of the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards OF Trade
where actual transactions hall. Reports are an
nounced and such instruction given will make all COM
petent 20 buy and sell on Change agent principal
CITIZENS and strangers inv II to call address for
further particulars.
GREGORY 4 NUNFORD.
-
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PAINTING,

IN LONG, No. EAST NEW YORK STREET. OP-
II PoSlTk University square, i prepared 20 dc sl
knd- III Hous. aud sign Painting, Grsning ard Glazing
sborf nsttcs ard in the very best style Persons
wanting work " hss lius rec7estes to give him
call. dAe5-diy
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

rGNHE FIRST COLLEGE or THE WEST WHERE
actual BUsINE practice is conducted with theory
Ia TEACuISG, and where session Of Board Of Trade II
held by experienced all the legitimate transac-
tions and usages Of the West.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
S OLD I E R S!
MERCHANT TAILORING.
ST0LW0RTHY 4 LEONARD.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
An ~ Nnrfh NInrixlinH. Gfnaas

One Dsor Sonfh NJ the Journal Building,
UUAvE JUST OPENED A NEW AND ELEGANT
Ill stock Of Foreign and Domestic Goods unsurpassed
in tbs markht, which they will make up for their Gus
toners in the very best style aud n the latest fashion
Skful and Competent wOrkmen employed, and the
pToprietors will give their personal attention their
business Having excellent facilities for purchasing
their prices low any other house in town Csl
and examine for yourselves octI5-d3n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF ms LOAN.

HrA NATIONAL SAviSes BsSx, offering higher rate
Of interest than any other, and De bet security. Any
savings bank which pays ne depostors IN L. $. Notes.
considers ,hs, II Is paying in the best circulating me-
dium Of the ccuntry, and II canaot pay anything
BETTER for iis assets are either IN Government Sc
eure- hoods payable IN Covernraen, pa
per.
II is equally convenient temporary permanent
investments. The notes Gan always be sold for within
fraction Of their face and accumulated interest. and
the best security with hanks collsersls for dis.
counts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT,
500 GOLD BOND.

In addition TO the very liberal interest the notes
for three years. this privilege Of converos .. worth
about three per cent psr snnum, for tn. current
for $40 BOnds Is les than nine per cent premium,
and before the war the premium siN per cent. L. =
Stocks was over twenty per cent II viii be that
the actual profit this loan. the prcsen, market rate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic Il Great Western Railway.
NM5


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-TwO THROUGH BN
- press Trains between Cleveland sud New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-25
PROPOSALS ron LOAN.

fbs Secretary Of the rrsssary give. ns,le. the. rab.
erir'ion. will be received fcr cougcu Treasury Note.
payable isr.e year from Aug. ish i.ss With .-s
Bus lDies at the rs,e Il sud ,0rse icuihs per
ern,. per suuunprlns.-i .na h-sh - paid
IN lawful mou,y.
These note. will be ern,eriels ., lhs vptlcu a ihs
holder at maturity. n,e FIX per gold bearing bOu
psysbe noi les thar eve nor more than ,veuiy years
from b.is date. the eossrameri Iosy elect. They
-h be issued In deoordnsuOss Of fiy. eue hundred.
Eve hundred thousand. sod ave Thousand dolIsr-
sad all subscriptions must be Cor hny dollar. or -eu,e
multiple Of nfsy delisrs.
The notes VIII be transmitted the owners free q
transportation ehuy,s soon after ne receipt q the
original Certificates q Deposit they Ne prepared.
A. the notes draw interest frn August Is. persons
making deposits rubsequeut tbs, date must r.y II.
Interest accrued from dat, a note 10 date o. deposit,
Parties depOsi,inE twenty-five thousand dollar and
upwards for these notes at ssy one time -Ibe so~-d
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ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE on MU-
NlCIPAl TAXATION,

Brl ssde from all The advantages we have euumersied
special Ac, Of Congress eS,ap', aR BOMBS and Tcss-
Hry notes f,oH, iocal taSGfio. Gu the average, this
exemption IS vorth shout two per cent. per snvum,
county.
II T. believed that .eeuri;ie- osrr great iudsoe
ncut. 10 leodcrs tbose issued by The Government
In all other forms Of indsheduess, The faith ability
cfPrvsi. parties or stock comr~siss, separate
muni,es only is pledged for payment, while to. Who'll,
property Of the couu,ryi, bed 90 The i'ehsre
Of eli the obligations ot the UntedSts,-s
While the Gorernmen, offers the noel Iitefal trim,
for IT, IOsos. believes ibs, ibe vey ,cnset appeal
will he TO the Loyalty and patriotism of the people
subscriptions viii be received by 10.
Cr 'o ,bs Nth n srs-rt~T. IN. subscriptions IN ,hs