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A Petersburg paper of yesterday thus 'poculates

ltisno al an improbable We think that the next drdt
with this army may b. for the possession The South Side
Railroad. Grant evidently ueav cha prned that sher.
man haa guntd ltt more glory than himself far lie
confidently expected % outstrp all competitors u this cam
pagn ana 10 mink that Sherman has thrown him com
plcicy IN the shade Is indeed bitter pill TO swallow Tho
enemy evidently has hnnkerng after The South Side Rail
road but afraid 10 venture after the sad experiences
which he has been recently sub beccd Ic 10 dashng about
and h0hhng In and bubng out ud the weak piaccf I'M
our lines but ihis De will nno is useless undertaking.
All quiet at Petersburg. The enemy throw an
occasional shell into the town, without any spe-
Cial object that can be OWNED.
The enemy are reported to be massingnear the
Davis house. on the Weldon road two miles
south of The city. II is supposed bv some they
mediate an attack at this point. This is how
ever, all speculation.
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AN English journal, comparing forelgn trare

An Englsh journal, comparing foreign travel
with travel in England, says
"The discussion between England and the con-
tnent runs in this vein. The continent taunts
us because we have no table dhote. We ieer at
the continent because ii cannot improyise a bath
al a moments notice. They fling in our faces
the sRusages of EreuX, and we reply, as in the
battle Of the cooks in 'CloYernook, with a volley
of LeOminsteT trout and ducks. II is unphilo-
sophical to expect the same sort Of comforts, or
the same varieties of tastes, both sides Of any
sea. We might as well insist upon the same
language. Enjoyment is very often purchased by
. proportion 0f disc9mi0Tt,'
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DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA, DYSPEPSIA.

Ths Ia to certify that suffering severely with disease
called Dyspepsia, with much loss of weight my attention
was directed 10 Wshars Great American DYspepsa Pills
as the remedy. Having within three weeks taken eleven
Pills. according TO the directions, found myself entirely
cured and for two weeks my health Is greatly im-
proved and without fear o pain or inconycni-
/ earnestly recommend them 20 all similarly
aniiCted. Mfr. NJ. b. THOMibONS,
Richmond street, -Four doors below Hanover.
Dr. l.. Q, Q, wIsrARTS ONCE, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street Philadelphia.
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nYspErs1A. nYspEpsIA.

This "a 10 certify that had Dyspepsia In the worst form
for three years treated by seven OF the best ply
Hcians IN America Of them Professors Of JET
ierson College Philadelphia, but they did me no good
grew worse every month IwOuld he taken at times with
dreadful pains my breast and stOnachI so great was
that could neither st e stand but would rove about
nom room another; nay friends expected 10 me
dc there appeared 90 be no relief for In this hope
lees condition placed self under Dr. Wsharts treat
mont. and used hi8 medicines as directed
TINS day / am well man, and for three weeks have
been on my and working hard from carly until
eleven O'Clock rs night Dr. Nishart, give you THIS GER
you may, and want you TO publish TO the world, that
overy person suffering was may have tho beneht Of
using our rhy wonderful remedies All sick persons are
nj liberty cal and me, write to want TO
render all the good can to suffering humanity.
JAMES n. ANtsELL-
Oyerseer OF WASHINGTON Manufacturing Company
weaving Room, Gloucester, NJ.
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FOURTH EDITION 4
THE NEW AN.
The Whole of it Taken and Awarded
at a Uniform Rate Of Over Four
Per Centum Premium.

WASHINGTON, September lO.-The bids for the
new loan have all been opened and disposed Of.
These bids have been SO extensive and favorable,
that q selection has been made whereby the
cntirr loan Of 47g,722,7jo has been taken a, I.
premium Of over four per ceaiuai.
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HAVE YOU CONSTANT PAIN ANI

HAVE YOU CONSTANT PAIN AND
UNEAsINEss AT THE PIT OF THE STOMACH?
Read the next column.
Have you Flatulence and Acidity?
Read the next column.
Have you Costiveness and Loss of Appetite?
Read the next column.
Have you Gloom and Depression Of spiritS7
Read the next column.
Have you Diarrh@R with Gripingl
BEAD the next column.
Have you Pain in all parts ofthe System?
Read the next-column.
Have you Choking and sunocauon?
Read the next column,
Have you Consumpslve Symptoms and PalPuatiOn Of
the Heart?
Read the next column.
Have you Cough with Phlogm in the Throat?
Read the next column,
Have you Dlmness Of Vision and HeRdache2
Read the next column.
Have you all or any Of tho foregoing symptoms?
Then read the great cures ofDyspepsia performedby
DIR. WIsHART's DYSPEPSIA PILLS
AND PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL,
In tho next column.
DON'T FAIL TO READ THE NEXT COLUMN.
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
HEAR WHAT MIR. JOHN II. BABCoCK SAYS,

No. lo2s OLIVE Street, I
Philadelphia, January 22d 1868.
Or. Wishart- r-It Is with much pleasure that
able to inform you that, by the Of your great
American Dyspepsia Pills, have been entirely cured Of
that most distressing complaint Dyspepsia. had been
gevousy afflicted for the last twenty eight years and for
ten years Of that time have not been freed from It's pain
week at time. have had It In its form, and
have dragged most mis- cradle cxiscnce-in pain day
and night Every Kind Of food that ate filled with
wind and pain, It mattered how light, how saa the
quantity continued belchlng TO follow. had
appetite for Kind Of meats whatever, and my dis
tress great for several months before beard Of
your Pills. that frequently wished for death. had taken
everything that had heard OF for Dyspepsia, without
ceing any beneht but your Pills being recommended
10 me by who had been cured by hem concluded 70
give them trial, although had faith in them. To my
utter asoushment found myself getting better before
had taken oneourth of box, and amer taking half box
am WeR man, ant cdH eat anything IRISH, and ENJOY
hearty meal three times day without Inconvenience from
anything eat drink II You think proper you at
liberty make this public and refer to win cheer
fully give all desirable Information to any who may call
on me Yours, respectfully, JOHN II. BABCOCR.
For sale at Dr. WISIIART Medical Depot, No 10 n.
SECOND Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Price one dollar per
box. Sent by mail nee ofehsrge, ON receipt Of price
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n y - = H II = L a.
A CURE WARRANTED.

DYSPEPSIA HAS THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
isi, constant pain uneasiness at The pit Of The
stomach.
"a. Tlatulcnco and acidity.
%. Cosuvencss and loss OF appetite.
+th. Gloom aud depression Of spirits,
5th. Diafrhua, with gripping.
Cth. Pgin iu all parts Of Tho system.
IN. Cousumptyc symptoms and palp t5uouo the heart
s'h. Cough, with phlegm IN tho throat
9th. Nervous aHcction and want OF sleep at night
l0th. Lcss ofappeilto and vomiting.
llh. Dizziness, diuncss Of vision and loss Of sight
l2th. Headache and staggering In walking with grrat
weakness.
Out of the thousand Of Of dyspepsia that have
used Dr. w.harts Great American Dyspepsia rula mot
one OF them has failed IT perfect We warrant
cure In every caso matter f twenty years stand
ing. Sold by an druggists everywhere, aud Mt Dr.
wIsHART's oncc, No. 10 ~ SECOND Street, Puila:el-
phn, ia. All examinations u1d consultations free Of
charge. Send for circular. Price sl per box, soutby
anal, free o. fchargc, on receipt ofmoney.
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nYspEpsIAl nYspEPsIAl

John Lench do certify that four months past was
attacked with acute dyspepsia was 60 severely handed
that ! cosld do nothing but what it would nh me with
dreadful distress; my nervous system perfectly pros
irnted my whole frame became weak aud trembling,
with confused noise and dizziness in the head, followed
by Unptaon Of the heart and general debility OF the
whole body. Every kind Of medicine administered to
did no good, until advised to call on DrWshart and
place myself under his treatment 1t now about nine
weeks since commenced 10 use his Dyspepsia Pls and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial and do truthfuy and faithfully
say that perfectly cured ofDyspepsia and all other
diseases arising thorerom, and cat three good meals
every day. and feel well in every respect rs years
Of age and II 1t was necessary, feel could and would
shoulder my gun to defend the city from invasion by the
Rebels. All persons suffering with Dyspepsia as was,
liberty to call and me, for feel my duty to do an
the good / can for suffering humanity.
JOHN LENCH,
No. 1881 Poplar street. Philadelphia
Or. WISHART'S Store and ONCE, No. 10 N. SECOND
Street Philadelphia, Pa. An examinations and consulta-
ton free OF charge. Price 81 per box. Sent by mail
rCCelT olmUney.
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PHILADELPTIG TRADE BEpoHr.

SATURDAY, September lO.-In Quercitron Bari.
We hear OF nothing doing. We quote drs. No,
Mt SjI,
The demand for Seeds is limited. We notice
q sale OF 200 bushels Timothy sold at So 80 tt
bushel. Small sales Of Coycrsced at Sl3'5O@lI
a. GA lbs, and Flaxsecd at S3.6j@3'7O.
Provisions are firm but inactive the only sales
we hear of is 2j,OOO lbs. baggcd Hams at 2lI, and
salt Shoulders at lS4 cents.
There is but little or no demand for Flour, and
we quote at Sll for superGne, which is scarce;
Sll'jOmll % for extra, and Sl2C0 l3 for extra
family and fancy lots 1000 bbls. extra family
sold on terms not made public. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal are without change.
For Wheat the demand is very limited. 2O0O
bushels prime new Southern red sold at S26O,
which is decline; old at S24Sa2jO. White
ranges from 81 so to $3.50. Rye is firm AZ SlSj
01SS. Corn comes forward slowly, and there is
n moderate demand for it AZ SIP for Western
mixed, and Sl'73 for yellow. Oats are in good
demand at IS cents for Southern, and 90 cents
for Pennsylvania. Nothing doing in Barley or
Malt
Whisky is very quiet, with only a few small
sales of bbls. at SlSjalS7 for rehlled and
Western bbls.
The following are the receipts of Flour and
Grain at this port to-day Flour, ll1O bbls.
Wheat, 1850 bushels; Corn, 1900 bushels; Oats,
400 bushels.
De HAVEN & Bro, No. 20 S. Third street,
quote as follows:-
buying. Selling.
American GOld.... 20 22I
American Silver, 5's and is...... 20S e..
Dimes and Half Dimes.......... 2O3 e.
Spanish Quarters .'..'''..''...'. 2O3
Penn. Currency. dis. lilo dis
New York Exchange. e............ LILO " par.
JAY CooBE & Co. quote Government Securi.
tics, &C., to noon to-day, as follows
BUVing. Selling
U. S. Gs 1881 l.....................l0 l005
u. S. $40 Notes. cs..................1l0 ll2
Certificates of Indebtedness, new... 92I Oh
Quartermaster's Vouchers. ......... 30 81
Gold Old............... ............2ZD 2JO
500 Bonds .....................lll III
Coupons sOff............lO36 l0I1
new 1901 S.ss..... zee. .'..s. lUut lVit
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oFF1CF

W First Division.
WASHINGTON CITY, August 81, 1864.
HORSES! HORSES! HORSESl
Horses suitable for Artillery and Cavalry service WI
be purchased at GIEsBoRo DEPOT, inopen market, ~
OC1 OBER /, 1864.
Horses viii be delivered TO Captain l., Lowry Moor
A. q. NJ and be subjected to the usual GOyernme'l
Inspection before being accepted.
Price Of Cavalry Horses, Sl75 each.
Price Of Artillery Horses $50 each.
PaymcAt will emade Tor six (Gl and more.
JAMES A, EKIN, ,
Colonel First Division,
se5-t tse30 Quartermaster- Generals once y
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certain for all forms OF fHenereal Diseases Used
IA the European Hospitals ana the armies throughout
Europe and America.
This preparation has no equal an eTadeaor OF this
form OF disease and strengthens the constitution generally
II viii cure all Sores, Spots, Fmpes, letters, or any
erupuons no matter from what cause or how long stand
ing,
Price 81 per bottle
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l. samuel D. Haven, have been great sufferer with
chronic dyspepsia and Inflammation OF the kidneys for
three employ ed three four of the most eminent
physicians Of Philadelphia, also Of Burlington county,
New Jersey. They did all for they could, but all To
purpose. was constantly hed with awful pain and dis
tress and with constant belchng Of wind and acid
My tongue was covered with white coating of mucus
until cracked In large furtows and was dreadtuly
Ohl omes wished for death TO relieve me OF my suffer
ngs, for had lost all hope Of ever being well again.
made IL subject Of prayer 10 God that he would direct
me 70 some ply Bcan medicine that would cure me.
told read advertisement Of DR.. Wishars in the
Philadelphia "Ledger OF great cure made upon Mr. John
BaboOck, No l02S Olive street. Philadelphia, By the
great American Dyspepsia Pills. went TO the Doctors
Office and placed myself under his treatment and told him
AZ he failed TO Il would be the last effort would
make, II has been weeks since commenced the
of his medicine, and am now well man, free from all
pain and distress and eat three hearty meals day
with comfort and feel perfectly well. Dr. Wshart want
you TO publish my case as want every poor dyspeptc,
Suering as was, 10 call and will tell them of
the great cure have received rom your invaluable med
cine. SAMUEL ID. HAVEN,
Corner Of yenanso and Lambert Streets near Rchmond
street, formerly from Wrghtstown, Burlington county,
New Jersey.
Or. wIsHARTs once, No. 10 N. SECOND Street
The above are few among the thousands which THIS
great remedy has saved from untimely grave We
have hundreds OF letters from physicians and druggists IN
all parts Of the oouRty saying that they prescribed
or sold me dsne which gave such universal satisfaction
DIR. Wsharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial and Dyspepsia Pulls
are sold BY Druggists everywhere. So
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DYsrFPsIAI DYSPEPSIA

Dr. Wishart-I have been constant sufferer with Dys-
pcpsa the last eighteen years during which time can
not say that enjoyed perfectly well day There
were times when the symptoms were more aggravated
than others and then It seemed it would be great
lief to die. had at all times unpleasant feeling In my
head but laerly my suerings so much increase that
became almost unfit for business of any kind my mind
was continually allied with gloomy thoughts and forebod-
ngs aud attempted to change their current by reading
sensation Of icy GOODNESS 10 connection with
dead weight, It were, rested upon my brain also,
feeling Of sickness would at the stomach and great
pain to my eyes, accompanied with which the
tnual fear flong my reason. also experienced great
lassitude, debility and nervousness which made diff
cult to walk Wy day sleep at night. becamo ayerse TO
society," and disposed only to secuson having tried
the skin Of number OF eminent physicians Of various
schools finally to the conclusion that for this disease
at my present age (i5 years) there in exist
But through the interference Divine Providence
to whom devoutly offer my thanks at last found
eeign remedy In yoSr Dyspepsia pills and Tar Cordial
which to have elIectuaiy removed almost the last
trace Of my long list Of ailments and bad feelings, aAd in
their place health pleasure, and contcntmeHt my
every day companions. JAMES NJ. SAUNDERS,
No. 4j3 y. Second street, Philadelphia,
Formerly of Woodbury., M
DR.. NIsHARTs Once, No. 10 y. SECOND Street, PHI
ladelpha.
DYsPEPSIAi DISPERSAL
], Moses Tobin, Of Cheltenham, Montgomery county
Pa have suffered for than year everything but
death itself from that awful disease, called Dyspepsia.
employed in that time five Of the most eminent physicians
in Philadelphia They did all they could for with med-
clnes and cuppng but still better. then went
to the Pennsylvania University in order to place myself in
reach Of the hest medical talents In the country but their
medicines failed to do me any good aud ofimes wished
for death 10 relieve Of my suerngs but seeing DR..
Wisharts advertisement in the Philadelphia Bulletin, de-
termmed to try more, but with little faith. called
Dr. Wishart, and told him If could have died would
not have troubled him, and then related my sufengs
to him. The DR.. assured me If he failed to Of
Dyspepsia would be the first in two years, so put
myseif under his treatment and although had been for
months vomiting nearly everything l ate, my stomach
swollen with wind and filled with pain beyond description,
bought box Of his Dyspepsia Pills, used them di-
reCted and in days could eat hearty meal any
person in the State ofPenpsyanla and In thirty days
wen man. invite any person suffering was TO call
and me, and will relate my suffering and the great
received. wOud say to all Dyspeptcs, everywhere
that DR.. Rshar is believe the only person the earth
that Dyspepsia with any degree of certainty.
MOSES TOBIN,
Cheltonham, Montgomery Co., Pa
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EDUCATIONAL.

LYTECHNIC COLLEGE.-
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
For the general STUDENT Of Mathematics, Experimental
Science, and Natural History,
WILL REOPEN, with enlarged accommodations,
GA MONDAY, September ~.
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS REOPEN Sept emberl9.
Apply at
COLLEGE BUILDING,
ses3t' MARKET Street and WEST PENN Square.
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THE GKEAI SPEVIFIC FDK NELKET DISEASESJ
Seminal Weakness, GonOrrhWa, Gleei, &c.
Each box contains 20 P and viii cure In nom two Id,
six dais. Price 81
1t certain TO restore and power those whc
are Gcbilaied by any other cause, and WIN
restore all 10 full Nigor Of youth when the Pills used
without the injection. In these cases. one PHI three time
a day. !
LSnnt hN mallN
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FRIENDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS, REAB
i Of No Al ". ELEVENTH Street, reopene on the 9th
inst sl5 per terra 0f p weeks. All denominations ad-
mitttd. (Scl-lu'l W. WlilrALL.
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CIGNOR n. PERELLI
- BRying returned from Europe, has resumed his
LESSONS IN SINGING.
soNthmlin No. 1928 Chestnut STREET.
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LOAN OF 1881.
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The following are the receipts of Flour and
Grain at this port to-day Flour, 1870 bbls. /;
Wheat, 1850 bushels; Corn, 1900 bushels Oats,
400 bushels
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SAnArooA Races ~ 4 I s.,.-
TUX Fiksr MEETING
AT SARATOGA sPRIrGs
n. an VIZ ss ~ sns ss ss OF 81 I august. 1874
Several RACES WILL ~ EqE sAos DAN.
commencing promptly 81 li< A. NJ
No pos:ponemen. except in cssa OF bad wsstssr
hetaiiis rules to govern.
FIRST pAy-TRsr RACE
100 s.s TO- Or 'a pss sadsa
mics. Closed With 81 nom nslions.
Purse '0 s 81 4, ef'i bAY mi ss, RAGS
f'' ~ ages s Pais f b9Y-s n H1lsf RACE
,,rnss an sIAEhs for Two year o eas = carry 70
-. SANE DAY-rHlap RACE
- THIab pAY-nRsr RAox
sWEEpsrAKks, for three year olds; 70 carry lo
POUNDS extra sio entrances $50 forfe,t $50 added Dash
Of miles c sass VI" ba 2 Hssl9sn"' RACE
The Congress- Spring Purse, for ali EGGS $500 Three
FOURTH DAY-FtRsr RACE
rurs. 500 Selling race for all One and quarter
sAMR nAy-sEooND RACE
Handicap Ps s.as 500, ThTse nile Am
49, - nfIvrF pag@FIRsP' i RScsaa quarter "'''
and Saratoga Mic heats
Purse 800 Hurdle race Dash OF two miles
Tive sfiendd Ia now completed and IN much
admired by al who visit The stand
each seat All the best horses IN the oountry VIII be in
patel An eIlcIent police vii sscnre GOOD order
Persons leaving New York in the evening eher nv rail or
Extra trains win also leav. Troy and Albany al NJ and
arrive at Saratoga in timc for the races
G. wHEArrY. Secretary.
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NMsrR RrIc NITROUS OxrDK.
sn,ps,n ar ,piuroSs rssai 10 sccsmmeesss lie iarr
nTber persons requiring bis prof sssicnal servees
XOYr has removed to the four stery building No n
broadway, Bear Eishts.nh street
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DENTIsTRY.

A SET OF rBRrH MADE IN rHRkB HouRs.-BH
"A tire satsrnoson or pay ~ 10 Sirth Espe
csi attention given mechanical Dentistry. The chsspes
sf the world; No advance is ,eanred aad NO one r
aured take pay for anything unless suited eracD
frous orlds gas bas been gvsn here
sand cascs and extracted without pain No acder
or sickness has occurred FROM s here; 1--WE EVER
day. Between Frsssh snA sixtssnsh Streets On snsi
Ia
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CowB AND b sArIsptvD-ir WILL. COST vou
~ nshinG Teeth extracted pVsuvsiy v<thowt Pain saA
Without charge ust August Ia order "a sHsrd an oppor.
tapy to ell 70 Be ssssaea o. .ke fat sAd make ksowS
nswery.
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CoIToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
~ Where br 0UEuGN ,Ns nak~A WA @eyuttreni
OXIDE gas oftcH rsua~ tooth drawing pleasure nasad
. pain. No pain guaranteed Once u Bend str sel
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fyAMPAI0N MEDALS
~ Asenss wantsA o sell the bses AsA cheapest @sep
''.''' NJ ssj C ca u Z. e. sssi'i fS~s~
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rARRIAGES AND HORSES rOR SALE.-FINE ARK
~ Phaetons Caieches Rre.ts. Rocksways, Bugges aud
Trtug second hand Coaches three seat Car
rsges and Buggies selling low prices 10 Nevns street
BROOKLYN
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-12
President Lincoln and the Next Presl-
dencY.

The New Hampshire Union State Coh!enuon'
at its session held in Concord, on the ON instant,
adopted series of resolutions sustaining lhe
Administration, urging vigorous prosecution OF
the war, expressing Confidence IN the integrity
a,,d 6nancial abity OF secretary Chase, and re-
o1-ni7inc natriots aud traitors as the only two
oss,ins The following was also adopted
pssojr,d That Abraham Lincoln, by the exer-
o;.a ioring the dangerous crisis in the nations
history Sist OF unequalled sagacty and statesman
sbip. Of a moderation and prudence which ex'
oerience has shown to be the highest wisdom, by
bis spotless integrity OF personal charaster, above
reproach and above suspicion, aud by his slowly
formed vet unaltered determination that the tri-
nmph Of the Constitution aud the Union over Sc.
oesson and treason shall be the final triumph OF
liberty throughout the nation has received, aud
merited the abiding confidence of the people te
an extent never awarded TO any other public man
since Washington that the best interests OF the
country demand that the complete destruction
| Of .be Rebellion, of the restoration OF peace
nrosperity aud the Union, should be achieved uh
1 der his administration Of the Government an'
that we therefore declare Abraham neoln 70 o.
tbe peoples choice for reelection to the fresl
dency in 1864. ,n. ,h.,.s...
This resolution was carried with thunders
applause, the delegates rising to their feet an
waving their hats with the widest enthusiasm