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they ds me. naugbte-l some poopls c,mplas or ssrl
snip ana dsess aud we have country reduced
and suneriug sod still behold this suffering before us
bat Il individually, have been very iorLGnste. But
much as any with the oxs
and sorrows OF my country You have assembled -
Nth for tue purpose or rejoicing the prospect o bet
times (ippause.) Yod, indeed have cause ior re-
joioug. We have passed throagn orseai; Qua
We now sec gsa" VI nope. We see shN
iieye that again we shall rise ana flourish
fathers did beiore and that by hrmoe-s of resouts
and force Of TINS country viii again be knit ogeines
aud united in ndissolube bond (Appleusei Bot
must not attempt. fellow citizens, 10 speak 70 yos
mauy miuutes to- n.ht, suffering from severe
ooId. rejoice ,th you with all my heart ths
great feat bRve met to celebrate, aud thank yos
Tor tue honor you do me IN calhng upon me ter yos
Wait 10 the Chief Magistrate who has no douot cheeres
your hearts with eloquent and patriotic words caa nsS
SEQ rising rapidly that spirit which, eevsns us with nee
shall once witness peace order and law firmly -
established under the authority OF the legitimate gvers
and which bound TO transmit posterty tAU
piause The republic will sl live and, trust, Its IN
VIII DO perpetuated. Applause
Secretary Usher was not at home ard tho crowd thsa
separated, well pleased with tho celebrates.
The multitude at the Presidential mansioa ompvisss
all ages sexes conditions and colors tho female elemsaA
being particularly numerous. Az viewed from uppa
window Of the White House, the sea Of upturasA
faces presented very fine appearance. The en,husss
very great during the 6rs part Of the demonstSs
toD, but .attory somewhat moderated by trudxnl
through the mud, which the recent rains, usual =
Washington, had rendered particularly doep and aAhs
sive.
The Navy Yard delegation had with them howitssp
which discharged at intervals during the progress a
procession through the streets and avenues. and
OF White House, 70 the terror Of the ladies' ~
delight OF tho small boys, and the extensive damage 4
tho windows.
Tho demonstration was highly successful and gratiyn0
TO tho President and tho victorious party generally.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At WASHINGTON

Visit Of the Republicans I'm Masss GO
the White House-Speechcs Of the Pro-
sident, Secretary Seward, Secretary
Wsiies and Attorney General Bates,
&c., DO.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10, 1854
Tbs grand celebration IN Washington OF the recent
sweoping victory OF the Union party cams OF tonight.
Az eight p n. the different Union organizations assem-
bsd in mont Of the headquarters Of the National Union
Association. % Ninth street, and procession was or
ganzs with tive bands Of music And number Of traps
pssspcies with patriotic motoss, and proceeded 70 the
White House. large crowd had prsviously assembed
In fouA W ths Presidential mansion, and ths sddn'os OF
eprssssiou dsnssly crowded the svnus sadmg TO n
fAfssr ths pfwmsbcs q patriotic airs By sbs bands
~ Pftsfisss appeared q me vIudOw over ths grand
Aatraacs saa va SrAynssecsllr- chsseVd hy ~ W
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THE TENTH CORPS.
mr.. james II. wavdeii's Despatch.

Mr.. james II. wavdeirs Despsteh.
BHAporARrsss TuNru Army coRrs, I
BmoRx RICHMOND, Nov. 8, 1854. I
INJECTION.
First and foremost In ntcrestan interest that for tho
time being swallows up every othcrs tho election.
have take scme pains At late hour TO nnd out how
things are working In this corps, and though have not
reports from all the regiments yst those have heard
from am assured gone strongly for Mr.. Lincoln.
OHIO and Pennsylvania regiments vote in this corps-
the sriyeecopd and sixty seventh Ohio Volunteers, and
Seventy sixth, E,ghty-nnh, Ninety seventh, One Hon.
drcd and Ninety NINTH Two Hundred and rhrd Two Hun
drsd and Sixth Pennsyvana vountsers aad Company r
First PenneyivanA artillery.
pEsRrrom rson TIE sxHn ARxr
Deserters stll continue to withinoar nss. rhsy
s hold 70 the orepessed story Of disss tfscicn, and
the growing tendency Of the army 70 think Tor them
Selves and shs Dissemination 10 cot rnsy repors thss
srcss mans are preparing V come wisha our linsA aad
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DcmOcratIC gam ............ ........'' =
SEYMOUR AND FRNTON.
Pcnnsylvnnia.

Additional from six counties In Pennsylvania,
together with the corrected returns from those counties
which we gave in tables OF yesterday, show two
hundred additional republican gain, making the total
net republican gain thus far the October vote Of
4458 Thirty two counties TO hear from.
THE HoME VOTE Is 900 TO 20, 900 UNION MAJORITY.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 10, 1864.
Hon. Il. J. RAYMOND, Chairman National Committee
The majority in Pennsylvania will be from fifteen to
twenty thousand without the soders' vote in the field.
SIMON CAMERON.
vOTH OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RK0IAENTs IN
GRANTS ARMY.
The following IL tho vote OF the regiments far
obtained, quito number not having as yet completed
their Canvass
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The Campaign Ended.
TCOrreSpondoncO OF the Richmond Dfspatch.

PErKRsBuRo, Va, Nov. s, 1864
Tho campaign OF "a, In my opinion, has ended There
may DO q few more recopnoissancss, . dash, or sally
but the stubborn nghtina over and Petersburg and
Ricnmopa after unparalleled expenditure Of blood
and treasure safe-stil upreduced by the enemy.
The army hereabsuts are preparing for The winter.
The u the trenches must suffer good deal, though
they are fixing themselves up comfortable a possible
In the rear the quarterma maser commssary, ordnance
and medical departments are making themselves COM
Portable Houses being built and everything gottsn
ready for the Snow King when hs SHALL - he must, ere
long, proclaim . truce.
The army this iins well sed, the animals are well
foraged and the transportation oil In sxcellent condi
tion. The troops, too well supplied with god, sub
stautial clothing and believe are ell well sAod. tue
10 be doing better than before,
DO far ~ taking care 0 the army goes.
The Quartermastsr, Commissary, ordnance and Medi.
cal departments have been cleared OF all able bodied
except teamsters end they are being gradually re
hevsd by negroes These bombproois number four
20 Ave Thousand, and . valuable accession 70 tne
s.nghtinS department" Of General Lees army.
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.Jersey city News.

ATTACK on DWELLING HoUss ny RrrrAm. m.-On Wed.
ncsdsy evening three rufaDs made an attack on tho
dwelling house OF Mr. J. p. skiman merchant, $50
south FIFTH street and fred voleys OF s'cnes number Of
which entered the windows There wsrc several ladies
10 the front at the time, who fortunately escaped
iaury Tho men continued throwing stones for somc
minutes and then went but subsequently returned
sod rsested the outrage after which they lett befors
could be obtained 10 them. Tho cause
for the procedure unknown; but Ia believed thai Mr.
hkNfn's bouze was mistaken for that OF the Rev Mr.
vcerudsr Cuy Missionary, adjoining, who, stated,
A. threatened with violence at che hands ~ par
isg q whur Nr vsrrindsrs iabors CITY Missionary
a4s bi axUuA
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Arrivals q nd Departures.

DEPARTURES.
LivHRPooL--SteamahipC Canada, from Boston-W SunDs
son. Boston; Geo Cushing, do; MIRA Lester Ror onry1
Miss j Mason, Boston. Mr. and Mrs Gardiner. Gar.
diner, Me; Henry Know o. Brewster: John Little, NeU
YORK; Is G. sprahnn, do; Henry Skies Canada; Mr. ana
Hoyok, England; Ed snaw, do, Law. London; yres
Ward Bombay-2O. For HalIfax-sir Richard Grayss No
Donnell and lady. Halifax; Hamblin. do. II Ase'
worth, Boston; Mrs Molloy and child. newfoundlaDAJ
Ms..rs Carter and Shea, do Geo orborrow Bermuda. NM
Leveaey England DR. La Mert do; Thos Pethsrick, New
York; + French, New Haven-l6, and s. U.
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d aryIa nd.

Maryland.
BALuxoRs, Nov. 10, 1864.
Tho returns from district OF Worcester county
show a Union gain.
Caroline coun,y-450 majority for Lincoia tho homo
vote; gain OF 400
Carroll county-l72 majority for the entire Union ticket
gain 276.
Cecil countv-1oo to 200 majority for Lincoln gain.
Baltimore county-Incomplete; shows Union gains.
Hartford county gives Mcclellan 3el majority. Union
gain, 227
Frederick county-Linooln, ,25s majority. Gain, 2e2
Washington county-Lncoln 1855 majority. Gain, 100
The latest footngs up show Union majority OK 5000
the homo vote. The soldiers vote win, II Is be-
ilsvsd Increase Il 10 e,000 Creswell, Union, In tho
First district, s defeated.
The Union men have . majority 10 tho House, but
the Senate 10 doubtful
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versally recognize the wisdc Of the choice
that 1t has just made in his person.
The Hon. FERNANDO AND THE Hon. BEN.
WooD.-These two conspicuous, but Misguided
and unlucky peace agitators, have now all
parts of the world before them from which to
choose. Very little sympathy is expressed
for the Hon. Fernando, in falling short OF re-
slection to Congress- for the idea has become
prevalent among the politicians that he is a cold,
calculating, cruel, remorseless and unscrupu-
ious intriguer, with whom "the end justifies tue
means" We think he would do we'll now to
give up the cares, turmoils, expenses and dis
appointments Of New York politics, and in
dulge himself in an airing abroad. He has
the manners, graces and accomplishments Of
the polished gentleman. aud would doubtless
be received in this character among the courtly
circles Of Europe, beginning with q return
visit to his distinguished guest OF 1860, the
Prince OF Wales. The Hon. Fernando has in
his day been busy, enterprising and success
full man, in various occupations. steadily rising
from his first unpretending appearance on the
stage as the right hind leg Of "the elephant"
to bis present position. Why. then, should
he not retire from business, and make the tour
Of Europef
As for the Hon. Ben. Wood, he is regarded
rather as the victim than the victimizer of the
party cormorants surrounding him. He has
the reputation Of "a good frank, clever fellow"
generous to a fault, but unfortunately too apt
to follow secession constitutional abstraction
into tie miasmasic swamps Of South Carolina.
Let him give up politics, and if he has any con-
stitutional scrupes against lottery tickets, there
are various other profitable pursuits in which
his practical business talents may be turned to
q good account. 1t would be better to turn
the Daily Neaos into house Of refuge for po-
ltical and literary Bobemians than to maintain
1t longer as jeff. Davis organ of peace-atany-
price,
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The Reported Dix-ButlcS Imbroglio.
There appears to be mbroglio after ALL Major Gen.
era Butler 10 this Department by the Secretary
War for special purposes. and with sufficient force 70
operate with here or elsewhere.
On the Generals arrival he reported 70 Major Geoera
DIX, when the following order was issued;-
aKNERAL oRDERs-No. SO.
HxApQuA ARrERs DnARrnRSr oY fHn EAsY,
NEW YoRx CRY, Nov. (, 1884.
MAJOR General Benjamin p Buuer, having been az.
signed 10 duty In this department, will take command o
the troops which arriving here TO meet existing
emergencies and which will be put service IN the
state OF New York, subject 70 his orders
BY command OF Mayor General DIX
CHARLES TEnrLE DIX,
MAJOR and ABIDE Camp, Act. Asst Ada. Con.
0fncial-wiLsos BARsTow, Aid de Camp.
Tho next day, on assuming command, General Butler
issued the annexed order
GENERAL oRDENS-NO. 1.
HEADQUARTERS, CRY New YoRx, Nov. 8, 1894
In obedience orders of the President, and BY the
assignment OF Major General DIX, commanding Depart
meni OF tho Fast, Major General Butler assumes com.
mand of the troops arriving and about 90 arrive. de-
stalled for duty IN the stale Of New York, 70 meet exist
,ng emergencies.
Major General BENZ. r. BUTLER.
Captain A. r. PurlKR.
Acting Assistant Adjutaut General.
These orders settle the question OF command and show
that there mistake about tho position OF General
Bulsr
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President Petroleum Company.-vVO
that officers Of this company chosen sA
merchants and gentlemen high suUA
ing In the community and In the list Of subscribers Al
of several bsnt presidents aad many prouinsn6
merchants. which gives guarantees that the business -
and the OF the Subscribers will
best paying forming The subscription lists fss1
ning up, and advise those Of readers whe aSV
intent on making Investments In this kind q stock % -
upsn the subscription agents. Mesars. L. SIMPSON q
CO. No. 6 Cedar street. who reliable and obi9is(
gentlemen. where thsy obtain fu particulars sss
and prospectus Of the company Bee sdvsrasasos
IN columns
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THE CAVALRY.
Mr. 8. II. BulkIey's Despatch.

Mr. 8. II. Bulkley's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, GREGGs CAvALRY DIvisroR, I
In rHs FKLD, Nov o, 1864.
Tho anticipated attack upon lines yesterday to pre-
vent the holding of election 10 the army did not take
place. Tho cavalry were sadd!ed and ready to move
at daylight but the day passed quietly other days.
with very little firing by either army.
THE ELHcrIoN IN THE cAvAIRr
Elections were held 10 the different regiments CON-
prisins this division. with little no excitement In
consequence OF several regm being picket could
not ascertain tho exact voo, though the majority for
Lincoln will be large Most OF tho old soldiers
straight out republican ticket, while many OF tho
cruts who have received large bountes voted for NC
Celian.
OF which nave had abundance In the past few
days still continues this morning increasing the already
bad condition OF the roads
MILITARY MOVEMENTS
Of all kinds for tho present stand sti with
immediate prospect OF chlnge.
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Pentol Undoubtedly Elected
Governor of New York.
Republican CeHgratulatory Meeting
n the White HeuSe.
~~~>-~~>~~>~~~-~~~~~~>
Speeches Of the President, Secretaries
Seward and Welles and Attorney
General Bates,
L., L.. -
7 HE RE r UR MS.
New York.

The returns continue to In very slow, and tho
few figures that reached last night do tend to
weaken the opinion we gave yeserday-that the State
has given tho Lincoln electors . majority Of about five
thousand The election Of Mr.. Fenton the Office OF
Governor appears be acknow by all parties He
ahead Of the Presidential ticket from to two
thousand votes, while Governor Seymour will hardly
lead the democratic electoral ticket one thousand
throughout the State The following the aggregate
comparative majortes far received
-l860--o c--lS64---
Republican. Democratic. lincoln. AcC'euan.
34.40l 40,228 2o,s62 o3252
Democratic majority far heard FROM 10 1884 70 500
Democratic majority In 1860. 10 same places sS2I
Democratic ......................ls06 063
SEYMOUR AND FRNTON.
Thsre but little difference between the vote OF each
party for from that given for the Electoral
ticket OF the vote for Governor yet
meagrs that il Is impossible to arrive at definite con-
cuson OF the difference IN the State. Seymour has
larger orities localities than Mcclellan whilst
In others he falls behind and Fcnton has larger vote
than Lincoln AS far have received the result
Seymours gain that OF Fenon g Is six hundred
REMARKS.
ALBANY, Nov. 10-P. NJ
There is nothing definite here tonight az to the
result OF the election in this State that the demo-
orats Claim BY few hundreds, while the Unioniats in.
sst that they carried II by al least Eve tbousan
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NJ brBAhbk 0bOn0IANAs
- -.
Movements sf Europsan Steamers.

Movements sf Europsan Steamers.
HAIlskx, Nov. 10, 1884
me Africa bsd heavy freight fos Halifax, and did
call TIL midnight She viii be- doe a Bostoa on1ri-
day morning. -Nw g.
81. JoHss, n r. Nov. ., 1854,
The steamship BritspsA, from Glasgow fcs New Yess,
passsd csps Race ~ ihsss r. znHsAx. Asr neSa
= ssSupaaaA
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Prizes Cashsd IN AL Lsgelixed Lossss.
=" - Brokers' omss. Ito Broadway. NJ
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The Northern Border Raids.
EXAMINATION OF rHB sr. ALBANs RAIDERS.
MovvvvAt Nav IN yQfk

Tho examination OF the witnesses Of the g. Albans RAID
case proceeds slowly s said that appeals be
made To the English courts, the act Of the English Par
lament limits the writ 70 the United Kingdom.
TIE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AND rHs YRoNrrIR
SROUBLES.
Qumxo, Nov. 10, 1884
Prominent men from the Northern States here
urging the Canadian government 70 energetic opera
with the American authorities 70 preserve tho peace
OF the frontier. Eeent on tho part Of the
Canadian government have been taken.
THE srRAMER anonerARA.
AHHrRsr bar, O. W., Nov. 10, 1894
fhe Georsana arrived hero yesterday Tho Collector Of
Customs searched bsr snd found nsthng suspicious but
dstains her untn further orders nom the govcrnmeuI
The indignant and threassps TO claim damages.
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Chaps, Pfmples, Freskies, salt Rhe ne
&C, cured BY GoURAUD ksdcatsd Soap. Aihis aepoS
lo3 Broadway, aear Grand
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n Littis ProdsRy.-rhe Beautiful New
TIN dollar patent SEWING MACHINE, . perfect ssu,
like charm Indispensable to every family. dress
maker milner &o yor sale ~ <T BreAdvav.
Nav York. where the wonder be IN opss9
ton. j. p. RiCBTER 0enerA Agent Tor y, Y.
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Crfstadose's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and Wig Dere. Wholesale and rstaii No. Astcr HousA
The dye applied by skin Assists.
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DR.. J. n. Newton, Whose wouderfut
OF healing the sca instanty will prsciec IN Roohs
ter, ~ r., sntil December 10.
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Ladies' VINO Ars In Wsnt OF Wee
Cologne shosid try Brrnets ~ .. ~r - pass
altrs. Ono lest is sancenA nnhn sat noLn LII
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Covraud,s Psudre subtle Uproc.s H.,s
from low forchesis or any part of SOC ooes. "Aas~
Al his depot ass Broadway, near GRAND "sos1
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Ear Riags nnd Pin..-vew styles-
Just rece.ved-rhree Five sevsn, Ton; Twelve -
Twenty Twenty-fve 10 Ono Hgndred Dollars ~ sw
sale by GEORGE Q. ALLEN. Al, sreadway one d"~
below Canal street
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or HORRHOBHD AND TARA certain fsr coughA
ids Influenza hoarscness difncut breathing q
affections Of the throat bronchial tubes ana unss lesdaD
10 Honey of Horehouud soo,hes all ivyS
tstios The Tar OF Baam OF 0ead penetratss eeasssn
and heals the throat and lsngs There nothtun
Ike IL For sale ~ al druggists CHARLBs DOWNBI,
General AGENT ~ Cedar street, New York
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w.r,ops Grcnt Picture OF Ce ntrnl
PARK on view and for sale a BALL, BLACK A co'A
BroAdpay
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u,obest Prem, nm Lsck stitch sswtr1 4
w..s,aS wurrIs.A WILSON, 62s BroadwayA ~
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and naval commanders. let him but add
skilful and conscientious management Of the
country's resources, and the nation will uni.
versally recognize the wisdc a Of the choice
that 1t has just made in his person.
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Overtos's Fuimonio Beisrm.-Ths
greet Cough remedy. Cures Coust Colds AAra nsoss
cails sas Consumption. Sold " ali drugsisaA
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AZ $50 Broadway, Open Day md Even.
ing for The ccnyenie.cs Of crens and srsnsers
FOWLER 4 WELLS. Phrenologists and PublisherN ~
make examinations and give full written charts Aay sd
evening
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Rhode Islands

Providence, n. l., Nov 10, 1854.
Block Island gives so majority for Lincoln Tho State
complete gives S,oel majority for Lincoln exclusive OF
the soldiers vote.
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sleeve Buttons.-zNew ssyies fwos
Three -Four Five Seven, fpirst Ten, Fiftscs TwerN
Twentynvs 20 seveuya ayp Dollars ssh FOR ssls ~
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SPEECH OF SECRETARY wELLKs.


FuLow CrTuESs-f thank you for the honor which you
have In thus calling upon 10 JOIN you In
upon the grand result OF this, the most
momcntous election In which the loyal people OF the
United states have expressed their sovereign viii 10
the triumph Of national freedom and OF national unop
and those and Dseparabie conditions Of national
welfare been worthiy represented In the wise and
Just statesman towards whom the hearts and hopes OF
the people have again turned and upon whom they
have, BY o majority 80 overwhelming ~ 10
be almost acclamatioD, conferred Q new measure
OF responsibility aod . new lease OF power Fellow
citizens, Abraham Lincoln as In the past be has been,
40 n the future he will bo worthy OF the trust. Tho
gallant men OF our navy and OF army, who, on the
water and the land. In storm and In battle In the
night watch and tho bvouao, are uphodng the Old nag
aud tho cause country rejoice With us that In this
election the people stood mp TO them Va heir aght
In The name of the officers and o glorious navy,
whose exploits need euogy from me, join heartily
In your congratulations
The procession them partially reformed, and pro-
ceedod the residence Of Secretary Fssonden but that
gentlemaa not being At homo, thoss response
tho calls for him.
call was made upon Secretary Stanton, but on 40.
count Of Illness from which he hss been suffering for
several days, he did aot respond.
The procession hsre separated and the East Wash e.
ton, or Navy Yard delegation, went home.
Ths rsmaindes proceeded 70 shs house Of Attorney
General Bates. who briefly addressed them as iolosS
irT0RNEY oRNRRAL BArxs SPEECH
ONrLnxlr--My condition is, psrhsps the fns aiv y.
nate OF any man that know o. b,oanss bsyo scNegL
anything che " 10 stsa % thaak Psoph ios soo so"
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uate OF Az vnsn tnst know ~ b,oaiss hSve scarcely
anything che " 10 stsa 70 thak PsopN ios soo s0"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-09-09

that by an over earnest de~ire to reclaim
by cancellation, men whom you believe to
to NJ sound At besrt, bot whose loyalty
is more than suspected elsewhere. you will
permit them TO gather such strength ~ TO
require more violent measures than are
now needed With your influence and
position, the promoters OF The unIoundcd
dlScoalent now prevalent in your State
would he put down without the use o;
physical force, II you would abandon n
policy OF Cancellation and SET them q, Dc.
hnapce. in tbO course. frankly and
firmly pursued, you would rally around
you all that IL b~N and npblcst in your
State. and your triumph would bloodless
II the contrary policy be adopted, much
fear you vii he driven to the use Of force
to reprcss treason In either event, how.
ever, he assured that you will have my
cordial concurrence and assistance 10
maintaining with you the honor dignity.
and fair name Of your State and IN your
Efforts TO crush treason, whether incipent,
as ! beiei,e il nov To be, or more maiur.d
rs ! believe, # not firmly met, /, Will in
the iutnre inevitably become
have the honor 10 be. very
respectfully yours.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
His Escellency, H. N. Vance, Governor
OF North Carolina Raleigh. y, G..