Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

| pJ he hlIual naQ Deen issued IN the
autumn of 1868 Your Congressional
documents were in the office where
"these papers" were found.
Your speeches, up to March, of your
entire Congressional career, with the
"John Brown speech, were in the Of
fee where "these papers were found
The correspondence Of Senator Wall
| Of New Jersey, under his frank, en-
4 dorsing proposition TO furnish you.
/ with twenty thousand stand Of Carl
I baldi rifles, just imported, '''for which
he could vouch, was in the office where
'these paper" were found. a-a tes
| The correspondence Of G. L. Vallan-
digham, from Windsor, c. W, assuring
you "our people will fight" and that
"he is ready, and fixing APPOINT on ''the
Lima road at (Which to meet you,
was in the Office where "these papers"
we're found. 8-9
| The correspondence Of Joseph Ris-
tine, Auditor Of State, declaring that
he would like to see all Democrats
unite in bold and open resistance to
all attempts to keep ours united peo-
pie by force Of steel, and that 'this
was a war against the democracy, aud
our only hope was the successful resist
ance Of the South was in the ohice
where "these papers were found.
The correspondence Of E. G. Hibben,
who assures you that ''the democracy
are fast stiffenlng up when this war is
to be onl y declared as being waged for
the negro, which will arouse another
section Of the country to arms, and de-
claring ''that Lincoln bayonets are
shouldered for cold blooded murder, II
was in the office where these papers
were found. ~ eaE z,s.S4
| The correspondence of j Hardest,
who wants you to have that hundred ]
i thousand men ready, as we do not know
how soon we may need them, was in
the office where this ritual was found /
4 The correspondence Of j. j. Bing-
ham, who asks you sIf you think the
South has resources enough to keep
the Union forces at bay and says that
"you must have sources of information
which he has not, was in the Office
where these papers were found.
/ The correspondence of John G. Da-
Wis, informing you that a certain New
Y ork journal lis wonderfully exercised
about secret anti war movements, and
tremble in their boots in view Of tie
terrible reaction which is sure to await |
them, was in the office where @these
papers were found.
| The correspondence Of w. S. Wal
ker, who "keeps out Of the way because
they are trying to arrest him for Off
ciating in secret societies, inclosing
the oath of the K. G. C.'s prior to that
of the @. A. K, was in the Office where
"these papers" were found. sa
i The petition of c. L. Vallandigham.
D. W. Voorhees, and Benjamin W Wood,
in favor of two republics and united
South, was in the Office where 'these
i papersa were found a9 t
/ The correspondences of Campbell,
| who says the democracy were not
afraid to let their purpose out to day
light" but that "now it is deemed best
to work in secret, and asking your con-
sent, were in the office where ''these
papers were found.
The correspondence Of E. Etheridge.
clerk of the House of Representatives,
giving official notice that "your creden-
|tials as member Of the thirty ghth
! Congress have been received and filed 1
in the proper office, and for you ito
come on was in the Office where 9these
papers" were found. #
The correspondence Of George Ell.
Pendleton, which states that Etheridge' 5
plan to organize Congress, viz, s.to elect
himself as clerk and Cox as speaker,
! though he (Pendleton) will not facili
ate the denomination Of any man as
clerk whose programme is for his defeat
as speaker" suggesting to you to have
/ it whispered in the ear of Etheridge, to
reciprocate favors and opposition and
do this authoratively, but not as from
| him. &C., was in the Office where 'sthese
papers" were found.
The correspondence Of J. Mcdonald,
1 who had an interview with Perkins, "in
one of his (PerkinsD lucid intervals, "
with regard to "the discovery Of the
i North west passage" by Perkins, for
: which he claimed the credit, etc was
in the office where "these papers were
found
And so Of B. ". Hanna, who wants
a good place in the regular army, and
so of Hannegan, and so OF W j. Pierce,
who 'swill show the beasts that lincoln
has turned out to be monsters in 1864;