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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11
Nocal affairs.

EN Reward $50 will bo paid for the discoye.
ry and conviction of the person psrccns who tree.
pass Oh tic lot of he subscriber above the saw.rnill
and throw down his fences.
Il B. NAsSER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

SEDENTAKY HABIrs.-Therc is no class
OF the community more subject to disease
of TIA. digestive organs than those whose
business compels them TO he continually
within doors. either seated at desk @.
standing behind a counter KgfaaGs Ger
hsas Auters will prove true blessing to
these persons and enable them 10 iulh. the
duties oil their station wi,h 4 spirit and
ulacrity unknown to thc!A before. These
Eitcrs can be had of any drnggist or dea!e.
IN medicines at IS cents per bottle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

- The different railroad companies issue eGcar.
zion tickets for persons who desire to attend the
Great Fair at Philadelphia The tcke.s arc at half
price, and good from the lOl to the ?Jst c. june
instnni-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

~ Services will be resumed in tho Epi.copal
Church in this place, On Sunday reA', u"rniug ana
evening. ana at Northumberland in tie afternoon.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

~ We learn that the men At tho Big Mountain,
Henry Coy and Luke fiier Jolcr"e near sAa-
Llgaiu, are on a -jIike fer III cher wages
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

- CoSrmHruoSs ToTnE GREAT crsIEAtF FAN
-COSTINUED:
Mr. Norman 5 Enss, slOo
ars. Dodge, 90
Pycrs 90
Lydia Fisher, %
scott 90
NJ Thnmrsou, 50
John Bayers. 10 dozen eggs
X Clement ditto.
Plcasauts do.
J. u. Massrr, 2l DO.
Z. i n,lIs. h"S' /: ddS DO.
Nr Fufman. : g.. apd H. batter
Fiins Grurt lhs huitUf.
MEs Jacob Seo.i ott II lb- butter fCt 2eVys. qts
i!seAbeFTies, qis cherrics. iar eurrHnt Jelly
l. -. PLLAaAATs,
Agent, Restaurant ior Ladies A'i Society
Nr, Jahn Hor-er Rushiovn pastag tsRdass
LlIlr Ford. kushtosn, 10
josiah Eefl, A" do
laan Cukcii, " 10
" lHu.Isl loklaau. linsh Do
MIGc.lLafi, 100 Iiehlft bottles applftsnes
ean dtio qin tomalotsi luekas" 90 ~
HII fDatis
. ttslir. cnssi apple butter.
81, A SLips / eIark aplls batter
MANA H,hsT ieiilss rasi1effy, iilstafi @1A'
lies uiekl,sl rAefsiu
A. tG.fL l,.. sgrlas 4 lfllle Uaaiy,
w lAtlhlNfn f"f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

- Lieut. Getcr son Of Jacob Getter Of Shamo.
Kin. i:Iepor,cI rs one Of the wounded IN the la;s
battle, in Georgia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

From Rev II Turner, Pastor f IIciling ". J..
Clurch, Philadelphia.
Dr. jackson Dear Sir:-ilaN u4, used your Ger
man Bittor. in my family frequently am prepared
to say that II has been u great SER zee. believe
that in most cases Of general dli,liy Il 'aa 5ystrr
il is the safest ard NOS, valuable remedy U. wac4
have any knowledge.
Your, specgluily, II TURNER,
No. T2G y Nineteenth Street.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
Browns Bronchiuls TroCAcs' beneficial il
clearing the voice before Speaking or sing
inr, and relieving the throat after any unus-
uAi exertion OF the vocal organs, having 4
peculiar adaptation To affections which dis
turO III. organs uf speech.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11
From the Rev Tho. Winter, Pasto. ol RyA51.1Jo-
ltD.ts chuH,N

IF0m Tie I.tN. Ih|s- WW'rF, TlsI0s u IVA lI.llo-
GagJs CAulea.
pr. jackson Dear Sir;--I feel Il due 20 yo1r
cX client preparation. I0u14pIs G,ruau Ei',grs tu
siI ny usimuuy to ,hc deserved rvrgta,iln il d.,
vb,Ulucd. have lor years, al times, been uust'yl
with great disorder IN my bead auI nervous system.
egs alyi,cl by igirlI 10 ny botiv oiycur Ger.
man BitlrIs, / iid 50, a!d luyo eApIl,uccd srrut
aud unexpected RELIEF, NY health hos been vvry
materially Oyuuhtvi, ! cupuUouuy recommend the
sItiel, where u,evt With easys similar 10 ny own
aai 6-Ve been assured ty many " ther buul yuect-
kuPseuully !0up, NiNlkh.
RvAOoIuu, "a, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

II,rricIl Aliens Gold Medal Salcratus is
far superior to super carbonate OF soda, and
may hc used in the same manner, with cream
tHtar, and for all other purposes where soda
is used. 1t is perfectly healthy, and requires
les in quantity. Try one paper, and you
will never have any other. Grocers and
Druggists sell it,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor oi Baptist
Church, GtluautOWu, Penn.
Dr. c. NJ jackson Dear S!r.-l,. .ugl cNpe-
rrucc enables ne to -ly that / regard IL" Tltm %
EitcEs, prrvHl e. ty You most excellent medic
cine. IL cases ofscyerc cold uuj general debility
have been real benC'Jte nv the oi The B.tcrs.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown. Pa.
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.. M, PEpTENGII,I a CO

Re. So Park Row, New York, and 6 State Street,
bostor, nro Gun agents for tho SUSsrRY AMERICAS
In those cities and aro authorized to take Advertise
IN snis prd Subscriptions for IA ct esr iOwes, rates
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EycryboGy Gan be an Artist.
COOP PER7S
PHOTOGRAPH AND ART GALLERY.
No 1885 Chesnut Street, opposite tho L. S Mr,.
Gallery Reception ani Operating Ko,,ps ALL or
FIRST FLOOR

uSleTy reception anu Operating Rooms ALL on
FIRST FLOOR.
All styles and sizes of Photographs Ivorytypes.
teHotypes OF "Iintypes and tukou al prices 70 sut
the times
Pictures Finished in Water COlcrs Oil India IrL
and Pusli
Aogs.s aud other animals Equipago. Country Seats
Ruins, Models OF Machinery. &c, tor PacutIn5 ac-
curately Photographed.
L +. Cooper desires to call the attention Of Ter.
sons visiting Philadelphia 10 hi, new Ground Floor
uL.I,ry, Mncre be has Introduced newt -pateut ed
cam,rGs. capable Of taking. il a few seconds. one
hundred PLp,oStoihs. iIom The small stamp Q. auto.
graphic. 10 the Imperial and Lii. size.
Ai,cr many experiments he has succeeded in pla.
eng MS sNy-!I-ht ut an improved an. dIlusius
the light IL equal proportions. und producing thai
soft gradaitcL ut tone which cannot be given by le
SIDE uht sky lights rally used. and which # ~
MucE !nilprtause TO the bvuIty Ot picture. 1t i.
Uadr vi lcLch glass aud l. Ihv largest ia llai.i-
PrIH.
Mr. Cooper has been engaged more than tw euty
yeas III lie s,uu! ahd Practice oi the me Arts -
it's long rNl tri,nce as II Miniature a.a Portrait
fainter - sUtIvut guarantee iur the Vyriectlya VI
u.e pictures made o, lis establishment;
The aitot Idca!ziHS is well understood, none bat
the mos, shi.iu Al sts are upuyod IA tho respective
depur ucuts.
All ric,lrys Warranted the I,orytypes viii not
eli tLse in any cImI,c, and will stand the test Vi
acids, faIucuIds utuLtUn Is paIL 10 glNlns Iate-
tGl and easy positions.
DusurIcutylcs und all o:her kinds Of pictures
copied IrUu small medallion to Ie sac, aud nush-
ca II coiols or Indian ink, 10 look equal to !.sdre.
,tkvh iron iIis.
This gallery possesses rare facilities for takin.
LqurstGLtE PctUi,s tICIn lie. ia thc rear buIidIu
where from Uue ~ lEiy horses can be lhOtog hrl
al time.
y. 10 Photographers, Coloris.s and others
jus, I,suyd.A Nrw " UIk X Oh
Photograph Cu!Uiing. NUrytyIing, Bnaui elias
Ivory Miniature Painting, Gc.
CyiApe,- Instructions ~ Tor making Ivoryypoe
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From the Rev. Jos Ii. krara-t, Pastor of tn.
lgh BaIt.s! Church.

lp Baqt.s. Church.
IL! jackson Dear Sir:-I have been fTrgucu ,ly
requested q couucc. ,y name with courmcilutiuis 5
OF different Ids Of Iuciicu,s tGt regarding the
practice as out Of my appropriate sphere l have IN
all casts declined but vi -icsg lsuu. IN vT'~Us
instances and Particularly ia NY family. @. tie usr-
!u!uySs ut pr. NuOa-nis German Ei',,T>. ! depart
for once from iny usual course. IL express my tu!
conviction that. Tor general debility Of TIE system
and cspccialy for Liver Complaint II Is q safe ANA
valuable p:cl'rfalion In some cases il may tJl!
but usually, doubt not it will be very beLcdc!a! 10
those Who suffer from The above cagsc.
Yours. very respectfully, J. ii. hENAARp,
LisAIA below Coates Street, Failgdvil lhia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

DR. c. NJ. Jackson ;-p,ar sir;--i :vvl i. Vlc1-
srre tlus, Of NV own accord % bear testimony ,o
the excellence OF the German nitlcrs some years
sincr being mach afflicted with Dyspepsia. 1 used
them with very beneficial results. have u..cu rr-
commended 10 prIsuus yu!ceblei hy that tuImrnt"S
disease and have heard iTuul them the Il.Sl tgtgrg
ins testimonials to the,T great value Ia eases oi
general debility, believe il 10 be q tonic thai
rot be surpassed ! NJ LYONS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention. E.adjc- and GcnIicmen N /!
AMRRNTYPE Ann Plot GRAPH

.htAthtioSs A-tSSt- stAAO SSfEAtASbSh
AMBROTYPE AND PILOT GRAPH
G FALL ER K
In Deer street, opposite the Central Hotel
Sun Il UR Y r A,
= DYERLI. has opened a new Picture Gallery
-. in the above place, and is prepared TO take
Portraits in the best style aud manner
AMBkOTYPEs AND PHOTOGRAPHS,
taken in every style Of the Art, that cannot he
surpassed in the State Having several years expe.
rieuce, he will give satisfaction no charge.
Copies will be taken from all styles Of Pictures
Give him call. Remember opposite the Central
Hotel.
Sunbury, June 4, 1854.
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EELR wv = -EEE sgS
SOLlpIFIED
: il al. GEI Z. II.
For s'ieIU-iug. Ni2itcni1g ana:
ksrP>CT-ius tire. 'EE.pS

Preserving the 'EE.I.'s
1hi, ARTICLES prepared with the greatest care uror
scientific I-'U"ITl.s. aIi warranted u,t tu curtuu
anything Iu the slightest degree jclc'crious the
;-,,h ar gums. Syi.e o: our uus. eminent D-itH
Surgeons h-y, given tlrr sanction &C., and cheerful
Is iteuu 2 ,It II 's Preparation ". -y'-Ijlr clali
ties for cleansing. Whitening and preserving the
TEETH Ii cleans 'hvm readily. rendering them
beautifully white "uI l,a,!y. without the ish,c-t
injury 20 she Crsucl. II j. healing tn the gums
where thy are ul-c-asci and sore Il e also an yx.
cellyt ii-rio.to. tor uiG delayed teeth which are
often exceedingly gter-i'e. Il gives rich creamy
tAste to the m"nlh cleansing it thosou-hly. and in
parting 4 delightful fragrance To tie breath
PELPAELD ONLY By
\. II y AN LEY X co.
y. " Cor. leah. a Lombard =. PAilud,l; hia
And sy'i by al Druggists. PRICE p CEATS.
TESTIMONIALS.
The following opinion ol Dr. White. rs 90 tho Li-l
esteem in wuich Lg holds the Dental Cream. must b..
suIrcui evidence p H. v,tu., 10 quote other tcst-
u,u. !u iri.;! l. needles. C-UtDUnS uuI.lN g> by
simply Ei.ir- ;hc rtI.,- AMI address, OF persons
NLu speak "l II, "N."l!yrry irl the teeth.
lLlia,,,l j. hIH, AIljl lj'h. 1853
Having carefully rNaWl,'t i. iuWIcy> '..,uilli.
I'i Dental Cream / hereby ca.c.iuliy recon-
L.vnt 30 'n tine ruD.y -ruciaity. l. !. an excellent
Preparation Tor c'Il'>ir, am preserving the teeth.
and eau "r used 10y all person, with toe uinos: con
hicu-g as h> properties are p,siyctlv hHrmcss Be
sides lic irving Ih" b, +. ..i.,ils Ae.l'ry
action o. the gum. and lular,s FieassE;less 10 the
rr.w w.E WHITE. 1893 Arch St.
llomas lu.-rsw. " Dentist, t,I y. ..uu.,A y.
j. Birkey. ~ :. SIKH -.
/. !; laGl.r,ii.e, surgeon psan,:, t25 Arch St.
g. -. kusnury. Icuasg. u. Uluut -.
=. :, ..uu -,larl. j. = : ~ Arch =.
t. u brNsu, 50 A.-h -;
EIward Townsend. Dentist. t?t y. Fourth ST.
j.. Il E"rrHtcv. dentist sO1 \ Tenth 81.
". L. Long ueurlg. 90 y. s.A.h 81.
Nh t-t..-i-
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New Roclcll,. y Y

Prom the Rev J NJ Lyons. formerly Pastor oi the
Columbus y. ) all A.io..o"a ia. Baptist
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

Prom Rev, J 5 lleunHn, of he German Reformed
Church, hp,sicNu, buks vvuu,y, Ia.
Dr c NJ jackson ;--Er-pvct-l s.g II have been
tTVub,ed With bysVeIsia uvaty ts,uy yvHp, suA
have never used ANY 1clciue that AL u4v Hs wuyu
suoi as lluouAuas h,uyrs | pu Nvry uuch lui.
psSysd IL health, alter haSIus ttken W. bgulv,
lggIs, sl.L gesgset, , hkAAAN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

Large Size tholiirg nearly dsutiv guntily1
sl w 80 l.uiv-laN iug E' Co
small site-f5 eeuls psy hsgtle-h4lt d9g - go
BEwARE OF COuArkkrtlTs'
SEQ that The S,sasiurs "a &c. N JACKSON = 90
Tie Wrapper q vach huitiv
shssli year netlesl dfugssi nst have ths uriirlt
Do Hol b. pa un ty anl VI le tafuk svila iTcpafa
uoes that usuy ba el,f,d la ~ tlarg tit . 81 tn
sud ~ wiu bsfwsd sseufrly pseksi, ID eapf,s
ftisssp.l ouiss ani Asgg!-ssfh NJ. esl AktA
s1ssss. fAsl.4slll..
JONES tNANs.
lsssesssoss ~ Z, A. JAesses a eo.l
ftNlsiFiaft
~ fe1 ssls ~ rsusgsss ssa ps.lsa. u ,,ssy
tosetp ~ tuitsd rt-iss
lNes "a rns a - ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11
NOT COIIOLIC,
Contains no Rum or sgisi.lscy.
l-g E1cad yy:lo says SO:

AND can make Druuksri. hut is Tie Be,; Toni. /
the Ho:,i.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

\ NAND-Byoh oN Posrr!9Ns,
With Illustrations. Designed .0r tue Of PAo;o.
grJIhrrs and Artists.
MI, Cooper continues to receive Ladies and Gen
ucu yn into his LIdssc~ IDr instruction IN Drawing,
-.u Photograph. Iurytypt. India lax AMI Pas ID
IruIG, ana beautiful liOccss iOI Euumv,I-5 .
rtvrry>.
IT-uisrS containing list OF prices Of pictures aHJ
tur,Lvr Information respecting tie Books and Terms
90. Instruction may BE- had by enclosing Posi- uG.tc
address ami = stamp "
y / COOPER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

from the Rev Levi g Beck. Pastor Of the Bar:is
Church, Penbertnn. y j.. formerly oi the North
Baptist Church, HL-.rlci his.
have known Hoofund's German Bi,.crs flyora-
bly, for number % wears. have used them in my
own lauily. and have been - pleased with their
eiS :s that was iaGutci to rcOIIi-. them 10 ma
ny Others, and know that they Lasc operated in q
StrkiHsly beneficial manner I .ase great pleasure
in thus publicly pTac'simn this a, .nd CA iu jhc
attention vf those afflicted tl the disease e.. which
they recommended, 10 tl,se B.j,r>. knowing from
experience that ny Ic-yl!l., L. 4i,u NJ! Ue ~ tju-
ed. d. il.is c.c-IiuIiy Us I".5arI i.;cIs
is ;lsclieI /, GvI 1T tie si,.-'ci. AMI l. iut ruu
drink" !suEs truly. LLNiG ELgh.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-06-11

~ Tnr nnArT.-In obedience 10 orders of the
War Department, Provost Marshal Clement, com.
menced the draft for this Congressional District on
Monday, the S0th nit Tho names er the following
persons were drawn for this oountyi
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1855
1864. 1850.
Philadelphia \ Erie Railroad.

Mholc,Nle u,Iti, O9 NaTtl ~ Ne0 York
May :, l-il
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= 2 IEI 1ES3 H

THAT THIS BITIEEs Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

Under this head the New York News of Friday
last says:
"Some OF our Peace friends have expressed
themselves in favor of independent Peace
nomination for the Presidency. We hope that
they will abandon the project Immediately II
is too late in the campaign for any independent
ticket to have the remotest chance of success
The Peace party could not. within the brief space
before the 9Th of November, organize sufficiently
to exhibit their real strength
This determination narrows down the choice
OF Presidential candid ates to MCCLELLAN and
LINCOLN. In such contingency what Demo
crat, what conservative citizen, what true patriot
can for a moment hesitate as to his duty? There
is hope for peace and restoration Of the Union
under MoCLELLAN. but under the continuance of
the LINCOLN dynasty there is no prospect but con
tinued civil strife, anarchy. grinding taxation,
the overthrow Of free government. and probably
permanent separation These are the issues
which every citizen of Indiana will decide he
casts his ballots in October and November next
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
The @tate Ticket

We call the attention Of the press TO the fact,
that many of or exchanges have tie names of
the candidates upon the State ticket incorrectly
Spelled and in some instances the name of
NAPOLEON D. TAYLOR. candidate for Reporter of
Supreme Court is omitted. The names of the
candidates should be carefully compared with the
lis, in the Sentinel before ballots are printed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

vote one day to the redemption OF bis
dear native land. lie liberty. is constitu-
ton and lie laws. from the dangers that threaten
them all with fnal and Irre,rievsbe destruction
Remember that no man can suffer too much.
and no man can fall too soon, II he suffer. or IL
he fall. in defense Of the liberties and Constitu-
ton OF bis country"
1T Is possible to retreat from the brink Of a
precipice: but woe TO that nation that sleeps upon
IL"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
The Draft.

We are informed that the draft for the def
cheney of Indiana's quota will commence to-day.
The townships and districts which have made the
least effort to supply their quotas by recruiting
will first be drafted. and so it will continue until
the number spportioned to this State under the
last call Of the President is filed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
Mai Gordan,. Sneech

We publish, this morning, the conclusion OF
Major GoRDoS's speech upon the public issues of
the day The reader will find that it brstles
with strong points. cogently and eloquently ex-
pressed The length of the speech precludes
other interesting matter prepared for to-dsv's
nanet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19

is rapidly drifting under its presen, leadership
end be warned 10 time Of the only remedy for
is salvstion-a thorough change Of sdministra.
ton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
Journeymen Boot and Shoe Makers
of Indiana. Take Notice.

O, September 81 our new bill wages signed by
the employers. To csf When hardly fortnis ne has
passed they refuse 20 hold The agreement The only a
tentative that remains for 10 quit work until the
EmDlsyers are willing TO Il men Therefore stay
svsy. IHk COMMITTEE.
Indisnap Ais, Sept. Il. iss<-<it
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
CONCLUSION

It's said that Pompey. when organizing his
forces 20 contend with Caesar for the Roman
Empire, declared: "Wh0soever is not of nv
army. Is my enemy" Il was the language of
self confident power that sought to coerce all to
his support by threat Cesar. on the other
hand. with far deeper insight into the springs OF
human sction-the real elements Of political
power answered the naughty declaration OF his
rival by declaring: "WhosOever Is not of nv
enemy's army. IS NV friend
To day se ind the Administration hy its unchar
table treatment OF all outside Of IL Own party
lines. repeating substantially the language OF
Pompey It's friends are. therefore. numbered
Ther consist OF ITS train b inds and camp-follo~
or. We know them Let ais who desire It's de
feat at the polls. ike Cesar. embrace within the
circle OF their friends. all who do Dot enroll
themselves IN the Praeiorian guard, aud the re
suit of the contest cannot be doubtful.
Aud, now let every man Who loves bis couo
try. and desire. her reunion aud regeneration. 40
10 the polls. and in all the earuestness OF
unfsiIing ps,ristism and philanthropy de-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
DIE D.

90 Saturday evening, September 18th. at O'Clock
NATHAN youngest son OF Edward L. aud Hannsh r.
Palmer. aged year and IL months.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-19
AZ once they raise as loud yell,
As all the hosts from NJ aven that fell
Had pealed the banner-crY Of Hell.

in which TO digest the unending scorn and hatred
which their present reckless and despotic con-
dues will have justly entitled them
You. my fellow citizens. know the facts upon
which | have thus far proceeded. May not
then ask you whether. in speaking as | DO, in
the light of the spirit OF the dominant party
aud OF the claim of absolute power made by the
Admin staii IN ia the prosecution OF the war,
am gong to far when give it as my most de
li6ersIe judi ment, that one OF the three follow
ing propositions must be true:
l. The Administration must change its own
course, and give up the powers which il has
usurped over the lives. aud Liberties OF the cit-
zeus OF loyal States where the civil power is IN
full operation, OF,
2 The people through the ballot 6ox must
remove it. and substitute for it. one less inclined
20 de>pOtsm. or.
3 Popular governments aud popular liberty
must perish
know that you will never consent TO the last
OF these propositions. No; popular government
and popular liberty must and shall be preserved,
at whatever cost, and at all hazards Ii remains
therefore. for you 10 make your election between
looking 10 the existing administration 20 change
it's own course. or to push il aside and inaugu-
rate one more true 10 the American ideal of gov
ernment-more devoted to the liberty aud the
Constitution OF the country Ii is in vain TO
look 10 the administration for the lettering of
its own policy anu character Ii goes on from
bad TO worse. sud with stubborn pertinacity
still clngs to the bad men and bad measures II
was first committed TO, in spite OF popular opn
ion aud OF the awful condition OF the Union.
The only remedy is with YOU. The greatest act
ever done awaits the hand Of the people for
accomplishment a; the mex, November election
Remove Mr. Lincoln; place John c. Fremont in
the chair OF State. snd posterity will rise up aud
call you blessed Remove Mr. Lincoln. aud
YOU will have more than half redeemed YOUR
country.
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INSTANCES or rHr TafIpOx or rHr rRrs,

Before leaving this topic oeg leave to intro
duce few passages which will show what liberty
OF speech has been enjoyed in England in times
precisely like our own Ia the midst Of the ter
rors excited by the French revolution. when all
England tTembled on the verge OF rebellion.
Robst Hall wreis and pusllshed he following
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The people OF The Unisei States out Of the full
uess OF their power. nave conferred upon their
members OF Congress the utmost freedom Of te
bate and have declared that "for any speech or
debate in either Hoase. they shall not be QUE
toned in any other pisse' They have. alsD
provided that thes shall elect tne metnbers Of
the House of Representatives by direct vote and
The President aud Senate b. 49, indirect method
that lss thrOagh persons chosen directly bs
themselves. Al! The questions. therefore. that
arise n tie administration Of the Government,
whether IN the legislative o. executive depart
ments thereof, must st all times be proper sub
Iects Tor popular discsSsioas. unless. indeed the
people themselves have surrendered this right 90
he Government. PrlraI facie il would have
been very foolish % suFrender the right. While
they retained the power Of election. the intelH-
gent exercise OF which must always deasud upon
The freedom Of popular di-cus-ios ami opiuiou
Bot have they surrendered the right On the
contrary, they have expressly declared that
Congress shall make no lss abridgiDg the free.
dom OF speech, or Of the pres. thus placing the
right forever above the powers Of the Govern
taent Would s not lie littls strange Tor a
government created By The people. and endowed
By them 9Th 10 power not conferred. TO claim
Tie rgss. ssd ssssoiss i: Al pleasure. Of istsrfs