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flA1 .. ! -
II E1EJ6AG
- 0na SPECIAL D1efAcA
n.-.>kont Reco00or0et10n
In Florida.
natal Attempt - blow up
the Minnesota.
The steamship New York
Wrecked.
The PfussiansjR ePulsed ~
Duppel.

WAsHuorox, April IL.
Houss.-Mr. Davis said he did no:
envy the gentlemen Who refused 70 expe'
4 gentle man from the House and aftef.
wards voted that be vas unworthy 70
hold seat here. The gentleman he'd
proclaimed hin self friend Of the enemy
Of The U. s., in violating solemn oath
to sustain the Constitution.
Mr.. Fipck made . lengthy speech op'
posing expulsion and also in opposition
to the sentiments expressed BY his COL
league.
Mr. Demeret said when Long wanted
to win . warm place 10 the heart and ct
fectiors Of Fernando Wood, the only
way was to show he vas traitor.
At 11.30 House adjourned.
WAsn1Naros, April IL.
[spseisl 70 the World
SRNArs.-The finance committee
a.ked Secretary Chase's views in re-
gard to the two amendments to the
bank bill insisted upon by the House.
The Secretary il understood to be op.
posed thereto.
Houss.-Ths Ways and Means GEM
mittee authorized Hooper to report Z
bill having adopted the amendment
permitting States to tax national banks
Friends Of the measure expect to carry
it by this concession.
SExArE.-The committee on foreign
relations holds . special meeting to-
morrow, to consider the House resolu-
ton on Mexican affairs.
HousE.-The galleries are densely
crowded.
Mr.. Stephens from Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill to pre-
vent the Depreciation Of currency. Con
sideration postponed.
House resumed the confederation o.
the resolution to expel Long.
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Family Meat Market.
FREDERICK RAUsch.

GOos ~ asOt 1C3 s0IxOOUo
nn KEEPS HIS MARKET CON
srAHrLY supplied with the best
quality Of Beef Pork, Veal, Mltton,
etc., which he sells cheaper THAI
~ other butcher in the city. Corned Beef,
icklsd Pork, Cured Hams, and Dried Beef con.
antly On hand. Gall and try me. py10-dly
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.. =. BROWN, ALFRED hULLY.
BROWN Il SULLY,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW.
IA OGics corner Second and Brady streets, Da-
venport Iowa. mchl5
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FRANK pLUMER,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A aud Notay Public. Oficc in LeClaire Block
Davenport. Iowa ine2-dtf
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CHAS. WHITAKER,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A O11roa. on Main street, in Grants Block, up
stairs. 'my26.d,f
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IAN IA n. l,Au.ZEl.I,.


COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANT.
~ Agent for Herring's Safes and Fairbanks
Scales, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris and
No. 8 Front Street.
Davenport. Iowa. May IA, is63.-d1y
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DR.. GEO. w. MlcCARN.
DHYSlCiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L in room directly over the Post Office.
DR.. Csc. W. McCARN's residence, east side Of
Brady. second door from cor. of 9th. ian9-dwtf
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DEBOLT EXCHANGE


!. RILEY. Prepnetes.
Casjes RSsss, xilssss ed S1s~v,. w. -
- ~ 6oue6.
I HAVE JUSr POT Or A JENNY Ilw.
Table & NE 6lstsse tmpsvvei petsern.
ewait . oiel ifs0 ~ friesas.
y. RlLeH Htspeistes.
sseSdg sepsslAs - uoi1od ~
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BURTIS HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport. Iowa. mob
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11A0. D. fOfNAA. JOHN n. RO01Rf
PUTIN m 4 ROGEKS.
A TTORNkYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
"A Ov1los, Davenport Block, No.20, Main st
second Floor. jun7-dtf
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II. II. KING,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ asd Notary Public.
O11Ics Davenport's Block, LsOlsife, lows.
Particular attention paid to collections in Scot
County. lmyS-dly
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The motion for the previous question was
decided 10 the negative BY AZ against ~.
Debate arising, the resolutions went
over.
The resolutions are % followe:
Resolved, Tust in the present condition
Of the country, when the passiOns OF the
people are inAAmed, aud their preju1ices
ore excited, it 10 unwise and dangerous TO
attempt 10 alter or amend the Constitu
ton Of the U. s. that ample power is
contained within its limits, - it. now ex.
lets, to protect and defend the national
life, and that the exercise Of power unwar-
rsn,e] BY its provisions wopld be to enter
the field Of revelation, and dangerous u It .
liberties Of the people, tending to tho es-
tablishment Of military despotasm, snd
the Goal overthrow Of free government
IL America.
Resolved, That any sstempt BY Congress
to reduce States to the condition Of terrific
ries, 10 - odious add - revolutionary in
its tendency - secession itself.
Resolved, That IL 10 the duty Of the
Government to listen to and consider any
proposition for reconciliation that msy Do
offered by the insurgents which does not
involve the question Of separation.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the nation
are due and are hereby rendered to the Of.
icers and soldiers and sesmen who have 90
calamity borne ourfiag in this hour Of per
| II to our country.
The House proceeded to the c6nsiderstion
Of the resolution heretofore offered by Mr..
Finck, Of Ohio, reaffirming the princi Piles oi
che Orittenden resolutions, that the var IL
| not wsged tor the purpose Of conquest, bu,
for the restoration Of obedience TO the con-
stitutioi, with the rights aud equality oil
the States unimpaired.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the resolution
Vas sabled-68 against Ga.
TIE House considered Mr.. Colfax's res
eiutiou 20 expel Mr.. Long, Of Ohio.
Nj. Bliss, Of Ohio, did not CONCUR in the
views Of Nj. Long, but understood his
colleague to express only his own opiDios,
and to prefer the recognition Of tue Con
federscy only q . choice betw that aud
tho subjugstiou of the South. He (Blise)
thought that Mr.. Colfax, in Offering the
resolution Of Mr.. Long, vas mistaken in
his construction Of Longs speech.
Fernando Wood spoke sgsinst the expul.
sion Of Mr.. Long.
N. Oox, Of Onio, referred to speech Of
Tho Msyos ri Baltimore, in 1851, 10 whieh
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n. d. OONGDON.

~. De CON q DON
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public. Office, North-wes,
3saes Of Brady and Second streets, upstairs
aesance on Brady street. July 26-dtt
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!. w. n. BAKER, N. d.,
DHY SICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE IN
i Basement State Bank building. Residence
. Fifth .tsest, between brady and Perry streets
Davenport. Iowa. jnovlV-dAwu
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JAMES GRANT. 9. ?. SMITH
GRANT Il SMITH,
A TTORN Us AND COUNSEL0RS AT LAW
"A and Notaries Public. Office, Main street,
vast side, between FIR mt and I'd sts.] sp4-d&wu
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J. A. REID, n. d.,
nHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i and residence No. 70, corner Main and Third
reefs. Davenport, Iowa. iuly1-d
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The Enquirer ef thu --t'. has rcc-.s, - 'l-E-
ing pastienlArs. - yesierl lay- .;la
slcrnan Who left ise lrfi ~ t.5a o'e.ec,. 81.
About ten o'clock IN the ri,rni1.- q, s -ls-. 'a
faniry masic IN atlvanri On .rr ir.'- .i- fll'l
City ro.,ls ia the vicini' of l,i.i.c f
were mefl.y Gen ~ ai's clr-.-E ara
sisted bur hcinr hot.f fres-ri. i,li-. hassi a
came u his assi-tanrc- ai..l ia 8 -,lf f. -
against the enemy fcn- lnsrtI7 -..f.-
shot which invoked y IA fr''i.. lIls aa- i1l ..-.
osrfher y iih uluf r. = 1tl-
htkl< II Tie enemy. -ri- tslrs s.f- 3. t.- E
until the eii.-ny -ttiroi t1 c1tsr-
About al hcnl after hss s ir ,s;r--.- t'e .-ir
lny n,-ic ln assault - "a lrii-irs Is n t.rt.-
near Fuzrie's Mills, 81 tie rases ..fa 3 a
u miles from the eify- The as-arit -sr-.e
by Sauuicr lrl 1f5i PATS lli-3.i-5-- ---tr..ls
made thres assaults. rf. r-re 70 81 ift-.
xiii boavv f-s- onr -Es <r-ht-
In the ufair "a The } q t-r-- ii-r- i--ir
turcl. ar1 taok over 1c Leilrst SIS .l.-, il'-
loss Is kill and wc-riiiltl -ii-II- Il iI IS s-,i
iss hri-asIe ras .nt s-c-i-i-e ~ .sI Pr ir.1l1
sni i,ir Sssr-risinr- vas ---rrr-i II ~ I-.ss
al ? Z. "
Heavy firing uls fn- or "a l,a.-is llr-
Oar four morfar hlFitr4-t. -ta. .reI al
day. near Deep D4-;f1h. rtrc 11c1T,tci ia-la- -lF
same Gghi.
The force - ihe en- iay ~ tbs si'c ttc ~, 2
= said b. cDusist 81 tHI array esTi f -- g.
sand men each.
An olzcnl dispafrl. recc;r.i ~ ri-a-- sf.ies
that the enemy ycs-eT hay iraic Hes r-- ga AZ
tack On our Inc bltutdl tbs Ilarhyfeiru ll fii 20
City rp7ds. AID a. OBJ tine tTsk4 thraash. .-t
he Wa Te.laiscd and ar original e. ls.tif-r
pied.
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Itram - Tennessec.


re are se,ier y, ga,ibns 70 Mai. Wallace. Pfe-i.
dent II The East I'D nessc and Georgia Railroad.
i6r srsc Interesting and cheefing news from East
Tennessee and siile- points
we have intelligence khas Gen. y aushn las been
sssce7 ii earaniane 4 osr forecs=now advancing
knoxsiiie and Ilc3cr Hast TSnucssec- The latest
Sfien locates thku lat Bulls Tap. 10 doubt the
plan < H. co-nIicrasc-,sitil s;cr. 1ghcefcr-
capfssili /. earues, If Bradfori's regiment,
Nazrhn,s Bri-a1e. :, hose gallant escape from Andy
efoilsDnl NlsllyiEls f<laon We noticed some weeks
Sincc. II pens viii lie company, has hecn watch
ing tire I'll awassee AID Tennessee Valleys lie has
captured number + Yankee and hush,rhhckcrs,
destroyed 6ensisls rstie a1asunt of suffers stores
and suppl ana f.t1iitled on several % the East
tnncsse tosscs III ;lier krutal treatment r. south
tIn fs.uii5s
C4rta{;s caraci says The crops in tiue ccadi-
s5I. IA hat sffon ana tiifi 50 far our friends have
fsl cil si-ii 10 live on. The determination 70 he
lDLeIc cat If gsLnaee rule j. more intense than
ever. 5f cau eve southern woman letter and
II itn. tsllt the ssrise, II win traEc forty miles
5cr No doubt Capt Games 4 As with Col
R .Fis II tie SAME brigade IN his raid On Loudou
This bridge crosses the Tenncssce riycT
- south Of Knoxville and i Loo feet long
sc:s 1i 7S'i g. ,ell yesterday. -AgGis's fes
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rrani on scurIil, isll.sua = ~ Aerss.s ~
Of issfafure 3, " Inc lNefinefii = =, - -
STYLE 1slisieu IN ono II TAG many o11 oi-.s' -
England Il fagts
s.lfhccr 'a-ts is4n saw itne ana mes hS1iii N's
4aleall =
e7ir sli-sss. tsft-' lisesee siit H. -
Na eoHldi pick ont sahy fclieiies II exlressiui,
which iiel fcaissr IS III delight ia.
Iiie san oseaSioiial nal su1e IN these pocins, 81
'9ut7 -fbcrwaf sprds -nt words which pTdinafy
ressess iisi out IN thf dictionary, 10 comrre-
head tho poets - aiming.
Trsir. il world hays hech rs cay to say MIL Is
grih, ana Geqsd a. t5 AMI where is The use were
( iass ss'setty times loet laureate, OF liis using
~ 10 iio isans IN The ffcfioqarys such n
iu.sf -'tTeasy aTias, ami -.thci li..s- III,
ar.Dear -, ciairphz
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LARMY



rs KS. jane al, f5i
Having allowed The ls' rn.ii q go ','', .'-c-1
sending you n letter, ] an nnri' p. n r.
reputation a g-pi cf'Efci- l-'.iei.i ~ --
shis mouth, alta oueh sliait have - --'- II
- Iitlic interest Whafci..i I7-t - I.''-
rrl lencc - C-rf- ~sfnilt, "A e-i1t q ~
there i Int one opini'a q nc -
the lion ~ fhr iay. nfii iisc rn--i.as- = Ar
snT ard Naty Club h-ti. lfs-.i-.l -. --ll tr -
present him with .re1i lii-lta ~ llat s. - =
lrappcl into INC sea O. safe q l-.Lf l-I. -- 3
Mr. Slideii. Who. iif ie-un ia-it7l-s. -re -l,-t
ing rcconciic.i e. the rsisfll-tli uttc'i s g.
frIng position "a Al rnil t--'-t'l FL. i'r,. Ass
taken the opportunity d. fs-.i'il =, l,elr ~.
existence thrprEh Tire ~ r-,itl,i q rlr-r
columns be declines Al r. --lliis "a ~ p
the Alabama heard -l - li- gers .-crrl
friLnis. AMI i Is asforIi1 -.-- tt- ANY p
made re-. say that d n bad i'..u e-
that bad l-n-r e. The fIeEe q. -.-tr
been 50 rca-ly Wa. - ~ -z- tbs So -aia
the kclrsl--e. l-a- AFirel 1-- ~ u -.--s
. rs-g AJAX vein, 4 ba5its - tr..-- --i -a--
ro1bi-< Aim % Lif .l---- ac- --.--
n -I1rcr- u-h Ll- -llIy' it..ll- lt--.t
sea lawyers uhcai Tie qrii-- So. --
uanl II tblir vessels p lsc i,ll =iEln-tst i1s %
reaiing International las ilst us> rl.- --l 20
CA tain John has a fanty tl-t l- 81
dependency 80 fcft-N --r-I- At tr.ea-f lisa
iail<led az Tor SIS si-s-
81 hare -, f-l.'s1. 4
ftr = lc-- a-1 Z. lIll a il-.
have seen liia ilI57r 81 1i-l. = - tI
tined ~ BE- more >rcla -ill. il- l--1ii,- t.ar
bi7 fcrcrunna->- The 1ass lf-rl,ar- rt .rr
my 81 Nr. Befi -nii-'- i r.i' t,r = -, -
tirc be rtQflrrs ID getting re ll'- i-1i I.- -
Mr.. ~rrari- j j. ui.-c than t.t rtr-f --.e
Archbishop iiu-lcs cari cr.r ..i. a MSS s..-i
she 8or-h. and non cal-rl ii..iirf iE4l'i ..ll
~ cor,sl4rr from tiic >nfr lie ll.---c fll I't
thr- Emperor. and hai f1o inil-t ..rs lII .t
Drown j. IllarS. sal loler-f r.or f-t. 81 SEE
dell nho ~ertis - llrr l.,-t crc, ti,c t.I s----
entrance be nt one iii.| bah. hus Pr Fl. i-
Nrnciu
l;oth On T,riPe'or and li.s..-.r- $3.50 --r
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re Disl9nctiol, ana the Di4erenec,.

.
IsatssiI 8iiaiztfi as declared in Parliament
aAat ne Policy Of the British Goxcfnrlcnf IS 10 rec
essi fs.e Government Of 1iaximtistf IN Mckee,
.sfs condition being that the tioyerIfnenf shall b.
il ,-s..si.,.s u The ea9i,ai.. This gas stated on
ieLa.l 81 ths. 4 FersiiIit ry NJ Lakarl IN reply
T. . question lly Mr.. ksnsla<e, in the House of
Commune. In tie co:ir2 of that teTstzsAlr ISlrarl
.cna,asratcl those Mexican States witch had bccn
si'lretciio NaximHats monarchy by the French
ana those which had iats nad then declared the
t-lies ~ SIC fsoFcfGfcnt ~ be above. vi.--to
re- esuike fhc q Jaef7 1s5yeEumcnt. the condition
beng tiset nc GoycEnHicnf should 30 in possession
Il Ne eatiia L 'sls further stated that tbs de-
tcrl.Ta fion ~ B5cil tn lnunicaiei 70 ihc Emrer
OF II tie rene anet-c British Goscrnslert only
itei official Ilf6F.-aloil u tie condition re-
ssl-.if 81 Tceo, ;i0a, and would not delay action
uat.i tn STATE under Jalirez were brought under
tie authority tue Arehiukc MaxiEliiah.
At-ss. Ioinrss the l.iciiinoni Dispatch, the Con
fler6cv has IS ~ In Essassion of its czpital Tor
hca- farycars sad a.sTerot us States occupied
IS lie cnrsaz thn q the Mexican states are gccu4
pscl =. jFafez- Aef the British Goycrrtef.l4. VIII
re- Slse tLlslni af- toxcru1ncft hiic j refuses
T. fiesrHszc cfir7 Oar tioyernuIcnt s sfTon-Cr
than N..i.niiii5nti: slr Il was established ~ n
ssi-a afny ihgt q Frahee.i ana l. ~ that tof-
ssa army iiil tietesslei p the aiexiglh capital
is-ae cuat..ss4tI ii7 The viii q, own fe0-
~. a.iF : si.itgl3ser \ our arms, sun aon-
.isieat sr-l sgTef formulation. snaintainc
-..l lelsltl-.ss. f7i llf,lrelcc between The Two
49sersaeiiss. - tsE ISL shows internal force and
{, slsieas. nafiferirf al power o. existence.
s al Tie world II nft4isi- IN favor q DTt=-@nsi
assaf i..e sicx4aai With this sass e.iaercRec
u tci aYor, Tic British Government makes tie
faisfinet isn ia favor 8f NcAical What bar sore
e-a ans 7salis nassnl policy could Lad 70 -ucif
. eistiassisi4s NfiiHes honor nor justice eesii
Eys rsli ~ II ia .fsify 50 disgraeelulls incea-
sfstctst FAi
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tTrt-f -l1-tf --.l Ut ~ , ~
ElARrEa's FERt,S- Aug Ir--Iic Siolal i.lliI
Valley + again the scl me = active epste -i----
tsess<this time on ii-h , srlif5 1ircs IT. u
thorough Fork. A l-r-c force, ,)iii ~ cavalry
infantry, eoinmandclty Gcrcra. Sferi Jar. arr III.
a m. en- route for BcfTyviiic ard Va thlr- 4.
IS useless u srccniatcio 1 uhat wiz oen if
ter Of ccrtainty. Int Ire 7rc-l-i =. .-iI-.1
strength u tie enem, ,ifes Us AL -srf> tnat So
caHnot adrance far VI lti0nt psccisittfilr Nas- b
", grCai battle lnA4 tc f1s-i e Nircl-s' r
before this reaches 3i1r-s Dut ~ 81 rl.-e.lsl
possibilities. tic forces eu=asei p mrs 'r-selt
movement arc srrh that The c-rlil c--a- M p
the S3enardoh faiIet VIII cxrc.i, r. -ie--i-ul-
.zuzl importance. any ff .heusny u4iel hare lii--
crto been made.
It Is even stated II "a some cenf.FiTc rhat Ger
Lee Is himself ~ pres nt IN Wircnei ~. 10y ~ I'D
the forfifsat3F sirtn eveio5c.,L- - - -
the enemy. for 4erorts are - 9
worthy information 81 hard tr.rl,.. 4, S,
where spies and scouts are 80; s. NJ.
enemy, and the nafirds ..ixe nor ll--..-..
that which II followed would i.-l .-i,,..,
whatever their nuuibets. fhcrs +. -.+--'.-.s'
opposed 10 them this time 4, r,,r-. lis.
ms sroooiesone alie Of rginia;li. yac- u
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.rralls.,lIssi..inni Nem-

y' have dafes Of the 10Th from Alexandra. In.
len.f ii iTbe = Nth was then At that point
fsur late order Issued from Headquarters
department Mississippi, we learn that General
Bucknrr succeeded 6tn. Walker IN conlTQand oi
western louisiana. Nn.rIuder takes lie Depart
ineat ef arkansas and Walker cohln1aulis the
bcitartmcpfo OF Texas -
General MaxeS. attaekhi a camp II Kansas
tro4pz within siN miles OF Fort Smith. lie reports
siid cp4tutl OF $50 prisoners 9Th Arkansas cayal-
r. % small srE.s. aud apo SIX shooters lie has
puShsd Criis tfano add Sfnrslwat;e towards
Ilssi-.
Gcli. Joe Shelby Is plating sad havoc with the
Y aikccs en- the Missouri border Ht reports
900 recruits sinde his advance.
Price IS SAID toise moving on Missouri.
Irownsriile. TcxAs. las been eyacuated 81 the
Eedcrals. This takes the last \ ankee foe from
TeXas soil.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26

THE Ar TRAP.-Ak the s.,.,- s.-s--
for these pests. The ants 60 --i
uifo are troublcd vts.-I Il -l'' ''n,rt
following trapto adFahtasc- '-.-' - itr
Pressure a large sppnEs- wash i rel- a1d pf-ss
Il dry, which vii leafe the cclis 41itr OPENS tL-r
sprinkle il some fnc white r1-ir, asl place Z
near where heants arc uonblesome- 1re- WI
soon collect up5n the sponge, and take ap tneir
skode IN the cells. i only necessarS q qif INC
s7ongc in scaldirg water which VII Nan tne1 srt
lad By the tens Of thonsznds- Pat On more 81
-s-. and 81 the trap tor new haul Ills prec-ss
~ soon clear the he hss " efcry ant
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-26

r. -, ~. Net y,.i r. y s-.r il
The Dem6nstratiea sSas1>s tie s. L.i;.i. =
tration- -Pc,rr.

The whole ira-tissn i'l .ss- i.,.-. -1z-7
strictly party view ~ tha -felt it--tr .1..l-
ton Of tie 10Th inst ri ,Sr1l- SRA. $3.50 W.
triumph q tie xi1zs Of T. f.-.- s-s.- p
one adv ocatsil 81. r.ser ,-i..ii .. 3 -s-'i
Post takes seQctisi Lsii + ti,f
democratic aTty rere bot ttrre- 1T #
What ri-hf the Post H. r. si-se--- il.-i RI
portion ~ the dcInf.rafi ssr.y 81. g. = AZ
- rA-iy goi-. every NAB t'.ss. sai-.-+.
once q liel,u tiicaI, ~ Ell MAS lI-l 4t--
Al. II demon |itisn r'4..t
and definitely outside al lIl7if- tai
comprehensive view fial can r.
Il that il rs a frsu3 .t..i.us 1re
populnr lis-i Hifh Tie a'is-ili-i-.. -
defcrin7nafi1fl 70 oycruii a Z ulis-
change in a. aiiry IS SAT aair
absence ri .i,fiicr>- go !. ;i.c 49, .ii.-,
that IN intelligent rcof.id arc tI.r t.-, 81 ~.
an cgslcnc. also that fbeI pzei e eia cons
and n axe fi-,rnscires II Ira ,.sfii1si r'.-
Toned party machinery u s2- i'll-- ----
many men. coming t.itr, With ii.- ea- rt
and the c-lrncsiuc<s X 3 nrirl Art
themselves T. cl- auetl cr-i 81, q -. =.
sfrafion -rsnf- IL vas ~ r-t-.f ia
sicz=lies; %. The =I'7s>hs else
Mr. Lincoln may - y .isi- i...-....-
example II tic l.clrfiue- lsitli y iic-i -.5--
CINE together az tilc . orte.t -a--f ts ~
~ wholesale and si- llf- ,i-i1l-i-sl .-
Iast actions ami his rf-scnl ,-,-es-- s7r
never more uuivcrs1r i-r1ci ie ----f il'I
administration over this y hole g1tIiI d.
something decided i one htiteea - --i 81.
vembcr. this condition ID tlc ,ii,. -1l1f
tinuc and VIII completely dr.llt 81 l-,-
Nothing can make san cieat l-..-s ~
public mind 10 chang II ere-tiT ii- -rt-
less II looks T. the cessal Jon ~ tti.f'-- -ri
tee such Nc have "A couri-.l1ei- re
tpointment from either i ie 20 deis-ltcr iatl|-
al convention, % a-ree terms 81.
would affect she corntTt IilIla-n ely sr F. fs
Lincoln's last tkarle, 81 .f'i--t iii- 'r-t i- ~.
way farorahie tSliia.