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coon GOODS AT SMALL PROFITS.

BLEACHED MUSLINS,
williamsville, Watcrtwis,, Enterprise and other
leading makes.
UNBLEA CHED MUSLIWS,
Atlantic, ella, pepperell, Pocassitt and Others.
Apron Cheeks, Table Diaper, Bed Tickpgs, Cot
tonade., Denims ard Shir;ing Sirpes.
CLOTHS AND FANCY CASSIN ERES,
at small profits.
SlTYNETTS AND KENTUCKY JEANS,
all colors and very cheap.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, at old prices.
Hats and Caps, every style AMI color, at low prices
Roots and Shoes, for men and boys, very cheap.
Ladies, Misses and Chiidrens' Ealmorsl
BOOTS AND SHOES,
good and cheap call and see them, they will speak
for theu' elves.
CHOICE RIO AND EAGUAYRA COFFEE,
Prepared Malt aud Essence of Coffee.
Extra Imperial, Young Hyson and Souchong TEA.
SUGAR. ehoice assortmsai.
Extra Coverings and other SYRUP,
Prime N. Orleans and other Baking Moiasses.
Chocolate, Rice, Pepper, Alspice, Gloves, Cinna-
mon, Mace, Nutmegs, Cayenne Pepper,
Camphor, Sweet and Castor Oils.
Tsylor's Crystal WashbaIl, Brown Wind
sor, Palm Oil, London Honey and other ] Toilet Soaps
Amuiet, Honey Dew, Pure Yellow Bank Vine Sar
Fine Cut CHEWING TOBACCO.
Also, best quality Natural Leaf aud Congress
TOBACCO
Broens, Wooden Pals and Fancy Retcu,e Baskets
Maekerel and Herring l'arJ and 6. a. Salt.
Together with 1901 other articles, al! of which
were bought at nett cash rytres and which We vii
sel on the same terms, at a small advance on prime
cost. Msns-sSmall prohis and large sales"
UTerms-CasE, sxeepsh by special agreement
Produce bcught. =. ssn. is, 'es.
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REDFQRD HOTEI..

The undersigned having taken charge of the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly kent by Col. John Hafer. an
nources to the public that he vii be able 10 afford
the best accommodations, both TO the travelling pub
lie and home custom. The house will be improved
and re fitted, and the Bar will always be well sup
piled with choice liquors. His table will be sup
piled with the choicest edibles Of the season, and
he will spare pains to make il suitable for all
His stable is one of the best in Bedford and good
hostler will always be in attendance.
UBoardes taken by the week, month or year
Terms reasonable. The public are respectfully in
vited to give him call.
JOSHUA J. SHOEMAKER.
Bedford. January Is 1854.
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From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of tn he Baptist
Church. GeTmnhf Penn.

Or. c. n. Jackson dear Sir:-Personal fxppri-
ence enables me 10 say tt-t regard I, he German
Bitters srepared by you ss q most excellent Hedl-
cine In cases OF severe cold and general debility
have been greatly benefited by the use of tho Bit
ers, and doubt pot they will produce similar effects
on others. Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germsntown,Pa.
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STATES UNION HOTEL,
COG & 603 Market Sc, Philadelphia
cHAS. MAJ | M1Nl. MANAGER.

FJ'RlS Hotsl is located in the very centre of busi-
ness, and is in close proximity to all the respec-
tive places of amusement, which makes it partic-
slarly desirable 10 persons visiting Philadelphia
on business or pleasure, and the manager hopes by
close personal a;tsntion to the wants of his guests
10 make il a comfortable home for such as may IA
vor the Hotel with their patronage.
The terms have not been adraneed, 6ut 5.H remafe
st the old figure Of ST.. per day.
January IS, is64- 3m
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TIE sscordary Indication Of l;AnWAG's REArY RE
lief 70 The pat!eat Of the dsesse or maady that
ecca4ens tia pain this /. accorplisies rapidly End
radically, 80 se:: Is the patient transformed ffom
pain misery, weancsa, ard dec!cFliaee, to the delight
III enjoyment Of health oud strength that patients fro
qapaiy sscribe It's tasmanlc power to the supcrn,tu
ral iafnencc Of enchaLtmen,.
Ri uIATIssi, LUMPAco, G0UT, EErRAIGN.
TOOTH ache, GROUP, INFLUENZA, SORE III 0Ar,
QryN%T, l1VTHERIA, iI0AkSENrsS, Bi}ONCtii-
TIs. S3iEf JOINTS, ENLARGED TFNDoNS, EEaD
LClE, (-icX or Ne, 0Us) hSrIIiiA, or HARD
BREATHING.
il Is truly ularvellous how qrici, RADWAY'5 READY
RELIEF cures the sc'crer3 Of these maadies. Tho
roor. crippled, AMI pail- .7ioken Rheumatic has not
{, wa.l d. ys before calge taxes place, but in few
minutes deg ives ease snt comfort.
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CHRONIC RElUA ATIsaI CURED.
Tyycnty- Ycr-s Of slcsr.ess rienss.

wr Sydney Myers, Esq, Of Havana, Cuba, tho cor.
rcgrsade.t of the london Tines, aufe7ol VITA icc,o
ard Chronic F.c,.aatisri for twenty-five years eflfo.
twenty years e had not c. jcvel az whoe rl3 calm
rect He arpl.od lAnWAY'S yIADy EriIlE--it ili-
neiaely gave idn ease md scored him tho FIRST calm
and p-dist bel sleep daring the twenty years. Iho
Continued use oi tlD READY RELIEF cured him.
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AND TIVE ORGANS
ARE CURED LY
}SlaafIaHd'a German Asaessy
The Great Strengthening Tonic.
These Bltters have Performed more Cures !
HAVE AND DO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION
HAVE MORE TESTIMONY!
HAVE MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO
voUCH FOR THEM!
Than any other article in the market.
We defy any one 10 contraiict this assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one that will produce Certificate publish
ed by US, that is not GENUINE.
HlOFLANU'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURE EVERY CASE or
Chronic or .Nsrv,us Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidaeys, and Diseases arising from
Il aisordere4 Stomach.
Observe the following symptoms:
Resulting from Disorders Of TIE AigeshU'
Organs:
Const patton, Inward Piles, Funess of BloGd 10 tue
Head, Acidity CT the Stomach, Nausea, Heat'-
bum, Disgust for Food, Fu!ness or Weight
in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or FlutteriDg at the Pit OF the
stomach, Swimming OF the
Head, Hurried and Dill
cult Breathing, Flut-
tering at the
Heart, Choking or Suf-
fecatjng Sensations when
in lying Posture,
p,,.c,.ness of Yis-
ion, Dots Or ,,',ets Be:
fore the sight, Fever and
Doll Pain in tie Head, Def
eiencyof Persairatioa, Yellownsss
of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the SIDE,
Back Chest, Limbs, &C.. Sudden Flushes
of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant lmag.
inings Of Evil, and great Depression OF Spirits.
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Sit IS fas, being
= eavery .anily in
! demand for 1t
: met.se. To make
SthY The prefer
( shown II, the
= t.r,ttinn IL IN In
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ITcsdacs, Pains IA The I.mbs-in the s,onlach, Bow.
O.. and Ednuys--Coh Chills end Hot tlush e., Coat
cI 1opgue, Eurrg S,n, Nausea, slverirs, lui.noss,
.os at Appetite, Resilcssrasi. CiGnoss, &c, &C., arc
premoni,ory SYMPTOMS of ilailsonHt Diseases. Ono
Go7c Of tho READY iELfIF Is sufficient u break UP
and eypel diseased action, ma reatsre the patient TO
health
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Ec,a. Wilson M'Cant.gcss,

Judge Of the United States Circuit Court Presi dent
Corner Penn and S. Cltti. SIS, Pttsjoog, Penn.
The LarS9st, Cheapest and Best.
SS5 Pays TOR a tuit Commsrcist Course.
uTNo extra rges for Manufacturers, Steam :
boat, Railroad and Bank bookkeeping. Minsters'
Sons Ut half piice. Students enter and review at
sny time.
This Institution is conducted By experienced ,esch.
ers and practical accountants, who prepare young
men for active business at the least expense and
shortest notice, for the most lucrative and respons-
bic situations. DIPLOMAS granted for merit only.
Hence the universal preference for graduates Of this
College, by business n,en.
PaoF. A. CowLEY, the best Penman of the Union
who holds the largest number OF lsT PREMIUMS and
over all competitors, teaches Rapid Business Wr-
ting.
C,xcuLAus containing full information sent FREE
on application to the Principals.
jenkins 4 SMITH.
Pit;saurg, Pa.
py-Attend where the Sons and Clerks of Bankers
and Business Men graduate.
November 6, 1863.
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From Thos Fisher Cumb'd Valley 275 90
Prom Nicholas KooDs Snake Epring $50 90
From Herbert Shoerlsker ColeTain- I" 2sf 90
From d. A. H. Black E,st Providence % 100 90
Fr.m Jaco Carpenter Londonderry leo 90
From John C.. Figard Biond Top 10 90
From Aaron Reed South Woodberry :" l37 70
From John Mors Southampton 100 90
From, John w. Crisman ST. Clair I" l74 As
From Peter Winegardner Napier ~ 300 90
From Alfred FntTiksn Liberty 2o5 "a
From Batter Fletcher Monroe 200 20
From VIM NJ. Pearson NJ. Woodberry &C 667 40
FROM w. z. Schell per order Commissioners 65 03
Commonwe eslth VS.. +. d. Trout 81 II
Jury fund and costs in same 80 Oh
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From the Rev. }. VI. Lyons, formerly Pastor of the
Columbrs IN. J } and Milestown (Pa.) Baptist
Churches,


ChuTches.
New Rochelle. N. Y.
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir:-l feel it pleas
uis thus, of nv accord, TO bear testimony 20
the excellence oil the German Bittefs. Some years
since being much all ;c:ed With Dyspepsia, used
them with very beneficial results. j. Nj. LYONS.
From Rev. J. S. Herman, of the German Reformed
Church, Kutztawn, Berks CO., Pa.
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson ;--Respec ted Sir .-fEave been
troubled with DyspepsiA nearly twenty years, and
have never used any medicine ,aat did rne as much h
good as Hoof-nd's Bitters. Yourl, with respect,
j.. S HEk.lAN.
PRtC g.
Large Size (holding nearly double qurntityo
Si co per bnttle-ha!f dN. So GO
Snail sizc--75 cts. per bottie--half dcz. 81 90
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
See that tie signature OF &C. NJ. JACKSON" is
on the WRAPPER of each bottle.
Should your nearest Druggist not have the article
d not be put off by any of tie intoxicsting prepa-
rations that may be offered in its place, but send TO
andwe will forward, securely packed, by express
PRINcrAL OrFicE AND MANurAcroRY,
No. co. ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHA.
JONES & EVANS,
Successors to C. NJ. Jatkson y Co.
PROPRlETORS.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every town
10 the United strtes- Jan. To-.
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suGlsgR's EgDlsy VgRRIFU52E.

ClNCE the introduction Of this beautiful prep ra-
ton, it has been steady advancing into pa5lIc fa
Its astonishing efficacy in expelling worms
has " on for 1t many friends wherever known, and
these are sneak T;.e. - ing its praise 10
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RAf.pLY CUR EaE l,AIrENr.
ALWAYS READY RELIEF

Proves IT. slpN ority TO a.l ether Medicines at once
rs FIRST iTigCATi0N
Is o. re'ore the s;iaerc. Of PAIN, matter from
what Cause may originate where IL may bo seated
IfIa tie Head, Face, o. TAroat
Igiu tis Pc; spn-, or shoulder;
III the Arms, Ereast, or Eide;
Ifin tie Joints, I.,ijs, or ii ;seles'
Iii tie Nerves Teeth, c. Earl;
Or n an7 othor mart of the body, B application 10 ths
par; o. rlrts where the paa exists will atord rInodi
ate relief.
r SEIZED WITH PAIN
In the stomach, powe.i, or Kidneys;
In tic Bladder, sa.eel, or LIVER; ss,H
In tbo Teeth, i'.-s, or Throat;
In The Grain or Nervous system;
oac teas7,anGal or EADwkYi3 READY RELIEF
20 . wiaegIl~s CT w.t.r v4h Ia few minutes,
store the uaticAt u case a'.d comfort.
II i.ln.,. Cripple or Bcl-Fiden;
j; ;Talsiol sc.!let, or Eirnet
iin.ci5ci, Uou7dtt, or CC.
iis'rainci l.;I i, or plsabicf;
II sun .'roks. or seizrd sih Fits.
II Week In ths Spine or Pacl
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From Rev. J. n. Tuner, Pastor of Hedding ii. Z.
Church, phiisGeiphla.
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir:-ilavng used your Ger.
man 6itters in my family frequently am prepared
10 say that it has been OF great service.
Yours respectfully, J. h. TURNER,
No. 726 N. Nneteenti; Street
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SuRER,
Due Treasurer
DenlcrD Genl,:r, ss:
5000 30

The undersigned, Auditors of the said Coun-
ty, do certify, that in pursuance Of the several
acts Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vded, they not at the Conr. house, in the Boz
ougll OF Bciford, and Oil audit and adjust the
accounts of a. j. SAMSON, Esq, Treasurer of
said County for the year 1868, as contained in
the foregoing statement, and that we have ex-
amincd the foregoing accounts of money due and
owed by Bedford county and have found the
same carrect.
Witness our hands and seals this 7th day Of
January 1864. aa-%
DANIEL L. DEFfBAUGH,
JOHN Fl. BARTON, q
DANIEL BARLEY, -
Attest Auditors
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rREvLNr.oi p.:lr.s TlAH CuEE.
II NJ II no occAyoE SoG S,


When yca f-st feel pain, then taks tsaspconfd
OF the READY RtIi +, ia water; or arp!y II to the
paris where you feel lie discomfort.
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SrcN1 CE SIrENr>l.

nr give warning az lhelr prcsenee and II met PROMPT;
" before 'hcy bccumc securely intsenched within ths
systein, will DO readily expelled
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I, is entirely Yegstable---Peyfectly Saf


and he's never been kaown to tail 10 expel worms,
whtrc worms existed. Ihe psoprietors boldly
srrt hat it is superior to any other preparation in
the void.
Bs|Ask fcr StlRiNER'S INDIAN VERNIFDGE,
and take no other. G5~Price 2j cents per bottle.
prepared BIZ S. A. Foutz 8. Sro., and fol sale
a. the Drug Stores Of Reaner and Harry, Bedford,
Pa Dec, IS, 'e3-ly
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others, SO that =
introduced iuto ,
the land. The :
is becoming i'm 5
il still mere wor ,
e n c e already :
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MEDICAL ASSISTANCE.
TIE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
d ALWAYS READY RELIEF.

TIE GREAT EXTERNAL AND IN.
Ti.RNAL RIzMEDY,
NoPS The NOT i-,.ct. .UCIsilAG PAIN
IN 4 FEW MINUrtS,
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EfrWAY'S READY =,
rcy IT. trJyue.

Gro Dose yin stop ,hc pan t4 continued uso will, =
u few hours, cure be p4henL
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The undersigned, Auditors Of said county,
do Lereby certify, that in pursuance OF the sew
eral acts of Assembly in snch eases made and
provided, we met at the Court. House in tho
Boroueho OF Bedford and did audit and adjust the
accounts between A. j. SAMSON. Esq, Treas
urer of Bedford county, and the Commonwealth
OF Pcnusylvania, as contained in the foregoing
statements.
Wincss our hands and seals the 7th day
of January, a. d. 1861.
DANIEL L. DEFIBAUGH,
JOHN IT. BARTON, ~
e s's DANIEL BARLEY,
Attess--E r. KExR, Ckrk. AuditcrA.
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BOUNTY FUND.

a. ;. SAMSON, ESQ.,, Treasurer Of Bedford essa.
II. In account With said couaiy, from tbe sth day
Of January, 1864. uptil the 9Th day II jan. 1854,
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FEvEa AuD AGUE.

rer-ons exposed 90 the Maarit Of cue, OF II seized
with Calls all rever, sill nl positive Antiate and
Cure in Radray's Ready Relief. Lc. two ea-roonsiEl
Of tho Ready Relief, in vine glass Of war be taken
on getting out ofhcd in tho morning, and however
ueyed to na.aria you will escape.
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rknWhvg pNhDY HTLrTF

thoula be a,i I'd 10 ih3 pat plrts afflicted. "a
stah:iy ieiieveJ tic pi:leat fen rln, md qciciy
heas soolaos, nni strengthens tie disabled pasts. n
ali eascs Of Bites of Pli Dos, Rerties, s,nss q Poi
eauou, In ;ecis tie application Of RADWAY'S READY
RELIEF to The wound vii prevent iaaamniailoa and
nsortilc.ton.
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TO
DESTROY
W o R Nj ST

FEOFKTLIUk IHV'IITB IT
tlpcb handsomer style than formerly. 1t is now
prepared with hr greatest of un form strength,
with plain directions, that any can admins
tar
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MHEN SIEED WITI

WHEN SEED WITH
e1-,~ElA, or Dia..lGI, or FT,.x
~. ~. Cramps, and splsms !
i'''-'r. rs. NJ Gast'ilis;
ri.;ou. 'n'"c, -o;.er FcveTs;
r,sr.et --,. I'D I. ~:
Ia1ucDza, C.ssfe,s, " ~ >-Coweii;
RAILWAYS READY S,rra44-f
r-yc--r =, ~, - ,tff-.- J>-rEc-rsTJ-N
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NEW GOODS
AT TIE
~ ~ bargain y&asR.
G. Hs. & w. OSTER,

wv h1~ ~ " V - N N<hNy
Successors TO A. B. CARN, have just received
beautiful stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
New styles Leather Prints, much admired.
Beautiful Madder Prints, new Spring styles.
Neat Striped an! Fancy Shifting Prints.
Beautiful Delaines-Fancy and Solid Colors.
Mohair pfess Goods.
Neat Pisids and in all desirable solid colors.
Poplins, Cashmere Merino aid Shepherds Plaiis,
French Ginghams, Cisar and Hsn0Sons.
Beautiful Lancaster GiNGH MS, new styles.
Balmoral ard Skeleton SKIRTS. at prices 10 snit.
Ladies Headd dresses and Nets, very hand ONE.
White Ballardvale Flannels, to please the Ladies,
Ped, Grey, Striped and Plaid Shifting Flsnnels.
Canton FlanGcls, bleachsd and unbleached,
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Balance due county 1854 II
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Total
There is now In the Treasury, subject
10 tia order Of the Commissioners
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TREASURER.

Amount paid Grand Jurors
Amount paid Petit Jurors
Paid Commissioner Feightner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
9d9aIlg empire.
The Requisites 10 "a valid Elec-
Hons


Doctor Lieber 10 his excellent work on
"Civil Liberty ponts out seven requisites 10
a valid election, any one Of which being omit
ted, the whole election or voting Is vitiated. y
II the servile laudator OF Mr., lincoln, who
prouonnces his plan OF restoring the Union
30 "grandly successful" viii look into DR.,
Liebers second volume and compare his
seven points with what actually took place in
Louisiana, be will find that not merely one,
but every one, of those seven requisites of u
valid election we're wanting In the process
bv which that State has been erected into an
electoral cotton borough We cannot quote
a. length; bnt few sentences from some Of the
heads may serve to show that the learned doe
tors book ia we'll worth consulting
From the first head--"The Liberty OF the
press therefore, IS u conditio sine qua non
From the ihird--"All elections must be
superintended by judges and officers indie.
pendent OF the executive The indecency
as well as the absurdity and immortality Of
government recommending what is to BE-
voted for ought never to be permitted
From the fourth-"The election returns
must not be fingered by the government OIL
GERS"
Tho fhh-"IIe, or that power, which pass
es under Judgment, ought to be in position
that. should the judgment turn against him,
he can be- believed to abide by the Judgment.
IL not, the whole is nothing but farce
Doctor Leber is one OF your own prophets
the force of what he says cannot, therefore,
be parried by the clsIp nrgumettatiye re-
source OF crying ont Comprehend treason -
A political philosopher, writing in calm times
and without bias, fresh from an extensive sur
yey Of the history Of civil liberty, and imbued
by recent perusal with the spirit Of the great
writer's in its defense--An able man. TINS prt-
pared, when putting down a catalogue the
things which, ench alone, invadatcs an cleo
ton, composed an unconscious satire and pro
phetic condemnation Of every part of the re.
cent performances in Louisiana The sepn-
rate frauds comprised in his list are all found
assembled in the Lincoln bouquet, whose
combined fragrance "tortures the sense -
But the Times fnds this stencil, which is so
intoerable to the nostrils Of liberty, the sweet.
est perfume Of the bud loyalty which Mr..
Lincoln has made to grow on the bramble, Sc
oession
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
The MOb SD,rIt.

Soldiers returned from the army have been
made use Of In many places to commit acts
Of violence towards persons who are obnox-
ious TO Republicans---and the thing is done
under the prstense Of LOYALTY The soldiers
would not do 80 Of themselves, for in their ab.
sence they nurse no private vengeance But
when they return they are filled with false
hoods, aud then filed with whisky, and then
under the Indictment OF patriots at home, aud
skulks at home, made to commit depredRtions,
There can be no mistake as TO the source o.
these outcnges 1t all comes from the Repub.
lican press and from Republican takers Has
any one forgot the infamous language of the
Rev. Dr. Bellows, in a speech at Brooklyn,
New York, when he undertook to expound
the Divine Providence, aud to say that God
did not intend to let us of with half work 7
And at the same time proceeded to announce
that every officer Of tho army who did not
sanction the Presidents Proclamation OF
Emancipation must b. cashiered THAT every
member Of the Cabinet who did not support
it must be dismissed land every press that
uttered anything against it must be silencod I
This denouncer Of free opinion. and this in,
otter of riots, whs then al the head Of the
United States SANITARY Commission as its
President, and he is yet there---with one hand
raking mp the contributions OF benevolence,
aud with the other scattering the e-brands
Of discord With such teachings from high
places il is nothing strange that this violence
OF talk is carried into the violence OF act. -
Urbdnd Union
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-01
Resolutions Of the Rhode Island
Democratic state Convention.

Whereas, iratricidal war, originating in
disregard Of the maxims and warnings Of
our fathers, is desolatng the land aud threat.
enng the permanent destruction of our Fed
erNl Union and whereas, the present admin
slratiou, 10y its fatal policy in the conduct Of
the war, by its infringement on State and in
dvidual rights, by general suspension of the
writ Of hdbeds corpus, aud substituting mill
tary for civil courts and above ell, by EN-
ploying the army to suppress the freedom of
elections aud forcing governments Of minori-
ties upon the people OF the State, has not only
prottActed the war indofnitly, bringing upon
the country iutermnable taxation and inan-
cal ruin, but has crehted general alarm for
the integrity Of the States and tho liberty OF
their citizens, all threatened 20 be swallowed
up in lanntoal despoiism, the worst Of all
governmoptsj aud whereas, the country has
no guarantee for the speedy and successtnl
termination of the war under the imbscile
aud changeAble management of the present
administration, through any other means
than by a change Of men at the coming Peui-
dental election therefore,
Resoiped, Tint we earnestly invite all our
fellow. w.piiizens, of whatever shade OF political
0pinoA, and under whatever political organi-
zhlions, 10 unite with us in our coneerted ei.
man in whose wisdom, integrity and frmness
the country may rely with hope for a speedy
suppression Of the rebellion, the cessation Of
bloodshed, aud the maintenance of the Union
which eur fathers bequeathed TO us4-a Union
of independent States aud free people created
by the Constitution and to be maintained on
ly hy its observance
Resolred, That tho right Of suffrage, regu.
lated by the States, is the only safeguard for
individual liberty, and must be defended at
every hazard.
= Resoiced, That the invasion OF Mexico b.,
France is u violation of the Monroe doc, y
which would never have been tolerated r'ne'
Democratic adninis,ration ,aer
Resolred, That the seeming prosperity
the financial affairs of the country is deceitNn,
aud unsound and that the continuing expap'
sion OF our paper currency and the extrata-
Rance and corruption in the expenditures of
the government will bear us, unless wiser
cpunsels prevail, into the gull of national
bankruptcy and anarchy 4f,se