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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
TIE GOLD BILL.

The Gold Bill il likely tobecome
d law. GreenbackO will thus BE-
kept floating a-little longer. Men
cannot now trade, gamble lanf.
speculate in gold as freely as they
have done. 9 Should men trade
buy, or sell now, they must pay in
gold thef nl amount on the spot,
or they cannot do business on the
credit system. If they do, it must
be in greenbacks. All transactions
in gold arc made illegal, unless
paid in Us Notes, or the notes of
National Banks. Whatshas betomc
of State Rights, and State Sbyer.
eighty nowi ia the ballot box a
farce lave we no right to criti-
cize the acts and deeds of our pubic
servants! They exercise the right
in England, Australia, Canada, and
Africa, freely, and are We, the PEG.
IpIe of the United States, to be
frowned upon, because we do no,
lick the dust, and praise what We
believe to be wrong. saxons neye,
will bp slaves. n ,.tat .aq7ta e.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
tMYPLAN.of

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"a gentleman. friendly to the al.
mInistfatioR loyal etc, who has
just had an interview with MI.
Lincoln, for the purpose of con,
graduating him on the recent u
cesses of four iuvincible army, givos
the following account OF his con.
~verSatioh With our "Reminiscences
magistrate:
w are getting on bully" sai.l
the Pres dent. II have been doubt
ful until now, but now We need ex
Iprct good news only. was d.ter-
mined to take Richmond in my
"wu way@ot leaejt gltosetller, and
Grant waslthe fCsf fsllers / have
found who said IL cidedly he would
do TINY way. Other generSlsahave
saidthey would try, oVthey awonld
do their best, or ii night he ppssi'
bic, under certain circumstances
to sncceed; hit Grant yielded al
once and said, give me men and
will gotQ Riellmn md rs the over
land route and | belieye he means
to do it," aa..
1t is sufficient for the moment
fiat Nj, Lincoln has informed usy
through Ills friends, why It is thai
the toil of Virginia, for fifty miles
has been soaked anew with the
rich blood Of American freemen
1t is my plan"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

New YoRE June l5.-rne. Richmond Ell
aminer of the 9Th says more than III 900
pri soners are an AEdersonville, Georgia,
and upward Of $4,000 bave did there. The
average mortality ia. thirty-fve daily. with
the prospect Of an increase. On. the 9Th
over 1909 we're to be sent there fron Rica
mond, il being qtle the general lipot Ou
the slb. 4. 900 qsrs were tp. be sent Union
officers Gre quarteraI at Mason, Ga. LEI,
tiers ot these prisoners should be directed
to their new quarters. ~ .a.iT ~ ,ssa
Within stew days a draft for 200. COO
men expected {" be ordered. ut f47a d
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

rs-General ~Burbridge, Kenruck,' tel,
egraphs Secretary Staqtaa that he bal
routed Morgan Of Gsnthiaua. He killed
tire" hundred rebels, wounded AS many.
more, and captured four hnuired p%risonere,
together witha Thousand horses. The FEEDER
a loss vas only one %hundrcda nd fifty.
MOrgan's forces are &c ing in every direct
ion, and are greatly dam rallied. u .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

srTlle commisary gepe al of
prisoners has directed that ali Off
GERS and men, except guerrillas,
now held as prisoners of war in tine
Old Capitol Prison, be Immediately
sent to Fort Delaware The gnerr
Hiss will he retained at the Old
Capitol under strict guard. ~. ,.a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
Sorofuia. on KinDglsEvtL

rs q aosstitudoppi diseasce o eerTppippsof,iAs :
flood By which, this iAlfl heopEtgs yAia;sd. 90
Weak. ,andpapr, I Gyius ~ she erSHlatieIbo:t (
'pervpdes the whole body, AND MY bpry seat
ID disease OH aay psrtof, it.,v Nc rgrgaA Is ftso Al,
rom its sa;asksslyr i-ihYye pScN liah tWayrs1
not destroy. The scrpiplQNs faint Is vaJioplY.,
eaused bs mefewil disease, ,lpwsl:ysug dis
,4srdetpd or uakealtEy. f0od, ,jnIpsFe aiT, flpa 3,
naG filthy ihahita,g tic depressing vices, and t,
Shove. aii. BY, the srpspy hAysrspT Msa,ra
eygn beglss0risahsi II s. Neutrality-suspicious. corr 4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

We regret that we canndt find
room This week for a certain letter
addressed to us. 1t shall appear in
our next issue. We aatter ourself
that our paper O. this week, con-
|tains facts worthy of being pre-.
served.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
ES-After t~wentygear's servioe 10 ca

H6rAfter twentyyear's ServIae in Con
gress. most of the time in the Uni ted States
Senate JoHS P. HALE, of New Hampshire re,
has at lengthbeen run out. The ALminisfra'
tiou caucus Of th' Legislature has non,na-
ted Exysngressnan CHAGnS in his place.
Hale has been too honest spd independent
lately inhis course, and hence'a more plan
tool ofdespot sm is to take his place.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

ANOTHER Of those Impressive, but sad
scenes, vas witnessed TO-DAY in the rstu.r
Of thp 5Sth Ohio Regiment. OF fll 1000 Ger
mans, who left the city three yeats sgQ With
gay peennants Gying and iaardial music.
barely one hundred Sronzed veterans filed
mournfally into the State-house yard to.
day. '
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
'a'2 a2LATEST.' 4

From the latest kilograms we.
learn, that it % reported that. our
forces have taken Petersburg. The
re~pOrtneeds confirmation: 80, 81
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
THE WONDER OF WONDERS

L.."#.|. LEaA III r.
IT, all the streets In London,
(Epgland, wercto bejoined strset.
TO street in straight line, il would
take a man three hundted' ana
sixty fye days, walking at thsrate
often miles q day, to reach the
end of london, and a neNitow n OF
$4,000 persons would rise up be!
hihd' him., while on his Journey.
Wages gre higher y England han
in any part Of the United Estates,
because half a dOllarrthereS~fli
procure more food or faimentthap
tWo dollars j here, The poorest per-
sonin EaglsHd isa as wei lmoteeted
as the richest M ahlfnosiusul
!ngsOrs abusive alaRguageps brevef
u~seagtlfere ny one diaif+o ANOTHER
w iBsspf!y;. 81 S,' is SIC
SUCH IWsRgpga,i@ EAGand besEIps
ol4heaRr ehalaletsE
OF ,tissaRrssi1 ent'otl h aB&ife;sA the
UAitAls6tatesg,i Us 'fas 4Bgens dsea
add wtislYp "A &aicolI 5eHsis S * %. o.
the morSlcL2raeter otthe most
yistltoiFs; q SiVss anA
kFH. hGANd. *SItshaRasi1I@ 414l
YtRGIZ9s 90 SGl49i .s&iF tao9 no
OVERWHELMINGLY
sought out ard punished, as a vile
wretch.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
JAcoB DlLLMAN.
June 9JSL4-4lw3
NOTICE IN PAHfifION..
panisl AMT Plalnlih.( Treble Covmy, ohiU
Jacob f$ Xall ct al, e sGlai i
lInn.lnnII LunnA :

dcIendaniS. peas.
T ofJag county I,dtE ., ELIZA.
81 beth Walker, and Daniei " aiker her hus
bandOf tandniIh county, Indiana, a braham
| Ault. OF Eikhart count. lnd.aaA, John Auli,
of MAN, county; Indiana, UeorSe Auit, vi
Clark county, ~ilunoN, Niinam Anlt, Vt Jay
%caunry. lAusa, ,sVllliam a sAult, q minor
u der The i se.of II years OF freblst con- nty,
/ 0nip, $ san Shirlds, and Albert Z. Shields.
her husband Of Jay coun y. Indiana, and
l,sac Alt Of Randolph county Indiana,
heirs and legal rebfese- Cauyes Of Ffedrick
Ault, late Of the SAID county ol Rreble. and
safe tfObin, deceased. will take notice tina
the above named pIaintll, on the I'd day OF
Jul,e, A. 81 164. filed his petition against
them in the Office OF The clerk Of the court VI
| %cunnOn pleas, ol said county Of Feeble, set.
| ting fortfSthnt sad Fredrick AuIt, on or a
Z b ut The 9th day OF March, a. b. 1864, died
seized in fec simple o. tho North west quar-
ter Of Section T. In Township y, of Ralgt 2
in suid county RI Pr Bile, conlaimng IA
scres o. Iopb imo5e or less; That the same
Idescended 10 aud vested in, said plaintiff aLG
said defendants, nv such heirs and legal re-
4 pres natives of SAID dertdtnt, as an estate
Of inheritance in fee simple, and. praying
that partition os nude, or, If that cannot be
done without manifest injury then that Tho
premises may be sold as directed by law :
And, the defendants are further notified tina,
the plaintiff will MAKE .applieatton to .ssid
court at the term theresi commencing OF
the' Ssh day ofiAugu't A.'D.s 1864, for al
~orCsrUf partiriOn, and FOR sHrh' other orders
and procs dings ssmay he legally and pro
perry taxed i'll the premises. 4 Sr,'r ~
~ ZOOS & STEPHENS krs =,
~ 80 e rq tsAtty's for petitioner y
httest.tps7 Oh Eel- y4egu IRA "a
II. Shank Clk A4oiu
+ Juas 9h B64-6tgEAD, [Pr {. $ll OIL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

DarThe United States Senate, bya vote
Of twenty two to, elerea, have altered the
CONSUMPTION act, making the draft for one
year, instead Of tire. as at present. H''
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
FARM FOR SAFE

TIME uhdersig, I'd offers for sale a vel
II improved t4RMs consisting Of 27l
acres, 1870 acres cleared, situated ? niles
). W. Of Lewisburg, Preble county Ohio
There is a la,ge two st9rj brick dwelling
house, new Z: aye bank Barn together
with bill olher necessary put buildings, .
never failing spring, and an orchard of
chu,ce fruit tees. said Farm Is wei stu,
uted, boIhg in tie in mediate neighborhoid
OF good markets, nd WITH one fourth Of q
mile of q Saw Mill and y Grlt Nil, SIPS.
session can be bad on the LIST # September
Lext. For further pa ticulars. appIy. to
ELI FISHER, 45milssSs =. of Ea!onrs yiJ
Preble county, Ohio.
June l6, lSGi-R hS .la,N ,.h7s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

"a WHEN John Morgan comes 10 Ohio he sur
renders to Ho5.op; when lIobsoa CUES TO
Kentucky he sur. Jr,ders 10 John Morgan
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
A, POCKET BOOK LOST.

~ WA DSSN tAN0A' fH
IN Sunday murniag, June 6th.4 1864
" sou.eShGre betweep Good Intent aud
tue school liouse lnl "a~sblnglon lCynship,
treble county Ono. aud along the Turnpike
Road, the subscriber lost a cmumon lzed
tocG1 Book CONTAINING slime money aud
various notes receipts, &c, among which
was u nOIa II nand glvcn-tA-ms-byLLT.
MyLabe,, also another given tU ME BY Wash;
ston u uce. a i!:ktiallewald will be given
to the -hndyr who n rssiore t4e same %
ps u. lie fatnpaSe Cate ad0at424 miles
north Wes, Vi Eaton.
Z, JACOB DlLLMAN.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

ia We have met the gentlest, mildest and pal
est ladies' in pubic places, Who, HnstsftheIes s.
in their. own homes, wero IKE beautiful
white rrsesp which prick as sharply aslthe
fullest and the reddest. W 10 s - 81 EOS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

ID SsfFONsET said iRrsfarsepftothe Balti-
nofe Convention sefors it~as4enbled Acboirs
is ~iOrbiqden} How eQsldiShtga been other
wise when that august bodlowas composed
(vith the ie4eipiio9pOf thA negro 1deleSates)
lof Office, holders flvorite1 and MEN whoss
Hbresd aba butter dsPeuSedsapOn doiug bhs,
orsWhiOh1th ey rwerp OrdsBa to ssseUb'e,
handy: reneAinate t'ths iEex table, joker2'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
TIE GREAT SURPRISE
The bulk ofour readers are d
waFofhat the Hon. Tallan

q, nl0,lroN g.. " Al n. I
60.
y sTSS.| ~ ~r
'O'O
m,l;,a,s .,;h.n.l onI
g. a;.h.a..na ,.A;,c.IRo. ,h;.,na,.
nIn,hs ,ho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sud
rid fr,and 81 NO ne6nlSba. haenl
II eYils TIs spBin,s1 anl eoui. allie
Or,tar dmeemSorable a. No az has
been fesiihdaal and A u was the
6nly restraining power by witch
M v,,l.nd;yl,om wac ant On Ga,
nodo bebass fS,t 4 l;b.rtv 70 re,
!, Ii. naive stote ueb.s re.
,urped-he IL; II DAYTON. Az a per.
snnnI f,;ara-a.p .reat statesma,
nd /. rooIn.t,;otEo.s oonstituti''
onaI and Az Abiding ri izen. and
80 nan whose ]eryiees ar are Great.
no neeled at sueh a time as this in
tbeIhiited States wa hail his o
turn to Glib. W. greet HIN in tile
name !, Of 9n nea pc humanity, reason
and Christianity, AMI bid him God
en- eed. and wish HIM a longAife of
nublic usefulness, domestic happi
i mesa and Growing PROSPERITY. The
sn.e,b of he Hon gentleman de.
liversd nj dIam;lton was of n high
ordor TbsscNolar tbelopieian,the
.lotnd g onotr;ot7sb one IN ev.
M ,,t;f,i'aond ar.
,;.,iotnrn'h No ava,to tbe ma q
{ e : ras nfp.pItho Anostle was real.
5A ! i, W. ,vorngr,ora tban, sur
ri Ed { sscocc lint 81, snbIime 4 touch
Enf ~ tor mo in swords tb that buurrnn''
A., cali forththe loudest bursts ni
of'rrr;rolod annrobation- from all
81 I.a6..ce. Z.....1aan.yLI
" ~"
~" auHnft NY ~ :
Jnpse. Oh 'lNssioA, an' rne.0' .sa.
- eu tDgH.S We !.a%"%.n,.ss""
ne sSssase - Na. >"ag" 81 go,
IM ~ SPso pG'%
m'Dysle'S'ae osn" nrous"@'p'
" sDsteF OF u clay, as an orator. .
t. We give ntr r:,. me '1"g"age VI =
raal anu INC oFl'LIaH' u'tsrancs 81 o.
ali"nu's""A Aa No
enx anu sa'n 'Nno' ""'
"hlch zen 'hey ('ne 'e" ga" ''t. '
so MorSn ~ 9n
,kgFS' Aus 2t'"' Inv
ham,, eVidenlly regarding niIlseii
Lin some respects "a having been
n,,ced IN q situation sim;lafto that
R" eIy ~
In "n'cn 'Hui VIZ pN1 '",N
I'm ne way wiilep 'lley phe +Aah'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
WEEKLY

LEE Is atlIl IN his slrohyl0ilte,
and GRANT IL not over anxious to.
have his whole army slaughtered.
Enough meu apd' horses have been
shos'dead already. W. thank God
that we area peace man. Rebels,
we are told, must be- crushed, but
it is not sufficiently borifc in mind,
that willie we are trying to crush
tho men of tbs South, we are
crushing the armies Of the North,
and bringing swift destruction up.
on the whole OF the Northern
States. Many wounded soldiers of
ours are Still left in the Wilderness.
God help thomTtheir ,ondniOn
must be desperate. Wounded men
aredying in the various hospitals,
by the hundreds per week. Grant
appears to US, to have acted during
tho present campaign, as ii the
80 S'.,Cu P"'
pose 70 be slaughtered.s 2,'eA d9ot
''NoN' anu 'ne'A1 "tV S~'' y;
.Laa., N1T
49, = aanTrs,I-
,'I~"S"
,H.v .le,
s. ''t'0Hsguu ~
Tort 'n.rin, L.1r 49,, ,,.n :
nori.it nbs,y Itole a,tp,s, in,.,
vetyl,ga 81 ssasa a-gT, 80 ~
Tie Govetin m,rn+ be,s lhce,, sos,,
LII TqIs, III, aiNS1I.,
loan ~ lo.I ~ mpnorl p ~
1t is remarkable, Int lbIs ysry
div. the l7,b Of Juue. aua at m,
ham ~ WI, b a,otA,,.k nl,.gA.
,he r :, s,a,p.w,n i Ih&a IT,.
ARE engaged ,l in ,LsIItuse of $i Com.
mons. Wssrmios,rr, London u.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
4 or A gLA " N No N

DEEM and BRJ have carried.
Cincinnati BY d clever flank move
ment, and they have brought away
Clouds, which they are now selling
at price,, which must please ALL
No wonder Their Store II fun If
smiling faces. Go andhave a look
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
W FSRGUsLE, :;::: Editor
Eaton. Ohio.
ThursdaNn.SMxl aaeul6EzlS64

S-T The Editor cttkis paper docs
not hold himself IsspOasitie fo III
opinions expressed BY hS correspond.
snts. Newriter, andaa Ms Editor
is responsible. seq si' n7oi eav b.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

I4 os1llM,. .f1AR lfI.T OF DUT71A, I'M
I SS-The &lI9Hipg P4Gasfaph APP,
pears In aletter from Rams to the
Lonaon"IePald:.b iSs 's'sIssa 7s7b ~"
/. .A5aaE !! et6.a laT2 sdI no unls1u
l. The PNpe hlF Sspt q large san IA Aha
relief qf the " HHHishsOldlqes inshneri;i a
10 be- sqaaIlyrdiSiasa etwsefsthslFARtns
und Ncshs derAS hd,Plafsi, ,sff pros t5Aitss
that qoysn9s Eias, u yEEiniB may shortly
Sraxe hsre, soma aissioa tFDma u eFsrAon
tpssis 10 rhsofEOis ste,Sths Popstb:Rg1im5st
DESTROYS to effect, if possible, some settle:
ment Of the question through the Bishops o
the descendant States"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

IA Considerable cotton is now
oroWn in Eastern North C4ro.ina.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
~ANDitEWJ6TyS ON M ms VoTHRr

4 e. ~ - ~ "a
4NDitswJQf SSoS AND IT'S MOTHER
The Yashin'; 81, Co st,tntippalist, ed
teddy c@yiSael FEqsEyrE; long a resident Of
the city & ! RIaalAAl lgai9jR sP1pNp{ Of An
Drew JcT"soS makes thC following charge,
I "4piy JsanlSR,eea Of Tennessee, whp wn'
dominated Yesterday at Baltimore BY the Re,
plblicans, for Vice President, is Known 10
be one 81 the most on@nmRtc dsmagogass
living; We are told that hs keeps standing
ip front Of the elegant mansion in which he
lives a small ne story shanty in which h 4,
once worSed as, a joprueymsn tailor; this he
points out to his early visitors, sel!ing them
the story of bis ealy Struggles in life; sHe
fOrgeta, however to tell them one other thihe
connected with hishunbleyorig,n; how he
has an old Mother, ppretban seventy years
Of age, who he suffers to traverse the street,
Of PHILADELPHIA with basket on her arm
selling trRe fps a,liyiug. Ye who have the
hearts, only,kipk oftki& o man who is roll.
ingin wealth, and pspires to the position o
Vice President Of sthiS great country, suffer-
bic old mother to itrudge aboHt the streets
of . large city, bowling tripe. that sh,
may buy breadto keep her poor old sou
and body togeihcrd Ipgrat,tudd can as
psuus no darker shade than this. 81 gfj<-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
Focal amp WlistfII1alsas,..
! SPECIAL FROM CKMbEN..

% WILL j., WILSON is still going
aheadrin7thep Grocery business
Hes just the mahsfort the public.
he keeps everything they
l~needrfrom o frame. for a Squirrel
.Hqpteg'a Discharge down tol, q
stick of ucandy. 80 The fsrmersscap1t
do witloutsshim-lfor inAharvest
time he keeps just whattbey want.
Wiz haas sfes6n Bread, !sy9ssfy Tues
day ans. Saturday and He&i Cakes
every dayld Boil vjthuthe Green'
Itsi ssltpd liits aid b,siy1sz,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
SWAZILAND

HstVALLAN DlGII AN. ioEy 81
R0ltisoGzs as-sc-m O3 ieissaps1
That will Otha GAdmiitistIhfioa
wihv1LAANbIGHARi" is'a quss-
,ioh asked US fton;ihpally 9a% VIII
they ha6iissRb HIN tgqiHf ,s7ails~ b
Our answer isD thatVthey will
adMR alone. ioItswUuld
haze Beet .fRkh Better FOR BsdoLN
his ta3dvisefs' 70 fave ,tsS hin
at frst-A!though-hsS oci'
CtBSaas,4 gs2a Yer Btfa
4iqs%fA sy3sio'f tses44 siist -
crqeifNpp,i tAe8dRaE fpdA4A9fYs
pre6tables trade. sini makihg AhiRd
playsersra hSa ~gGeenbicks athMlrtu
nj ,gssiga SaSa BSsl
statesmSG from his native Mnu.k-,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
ANOTHER DRAFT.


We do not say the last draft =
No but aaother draft. Draft after
draft, ard heap upon heap of mans
gled dead. About one hundred
thousand men haze been .slaugh,
tered, MANNED, or taken prisoners,
lin Grants army, since the first of
May. We feel this state ufthings.
We feel for the men inarms, and
sympn,llize in the sorrows Of wives,
parents and relatives, and woald
like to hear Of pcace.s They are
the traitors. who wish to continue
the war, to make money out Of it.
Hoy the people will relish the
prospect of being draited to the
tune,of 100000 we know not, but
il will come. The $500 exc nption
%r'"n'e is isl likely 70 be retained ia the
draft law, 50 tina, Il rich man eau
pay, and TINS join the stay at.home
society, Willie the poor Irisbman,
German, anil Dntehman WHIP can
not pay, must go to the front, and
~.
'standin their lot5' These repeated
drafts will ycnrei both themselves
and tile men who make them. go
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

uA-As We have SAID so much 10
promote he prosperity Of our Dry
Goods neiglb6rs, we justnuotiee IN
passing, that j. GROUSE ia selling
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

THE N ,YRNEHT TO PUT POLITICS
pr d,5oUUr OF THE CHURCH
We learn from the proc ceilings
of a religious Conference, that the
movement inaug1rated in, ,Olic
hat wipter to require . Chnrnh to
worship G9D instead Of the heath.
en- Molrh of war or the demon Of
8bo}itipnism, is msctins with the
nos, gtaafyidFg success. Tas1 pot
litifsl R|iesti viii be banishoI from.
Hthe A,tsrb they de4ecra.e. g1,ds ~.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
TEE A OF WAR.
Corusnvs. June 10.

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-01
For the Journal.
Certificates OF IBdsbtedntss.

MEssRs. EDITORS -
The efforts now being made By the Secretary of the
Treasury to relieve the country of the burdens placed upon
1t by the late reign Of ncompetency and cunning claim
holm starts out lair and equll He puts his foot
against ell kinds Of repudiaon shifts, and ap-
peais boldly and confidently TO the only whence
could or can come soundness and safety-he peopeto
whom he pledges his his honesty and his large prsc
tcs experience in return for their confidence and patro
Em 1t is proposition suggestive of the honest merch
as relgiousy observed have been the mercantile obi
cations made by mir. Trenhoms business house, whose
name synonym for integrity and houor-for the Secre
ry Is OF tnat class who believe officials word
binding as that of private individual With the fear of
unfulfed obligations, and (worse) open repudiaton
thrown aside by the manly declarations of the
It becomes to give all his measures fair and candid
this time.
duas and corporations which it is proposed to qudato
for the by "Certifc aes of
OF currency. The latter has been and continue
in measure, to be Uncertain and fuctuang The volume
ls still too large and unweldy, Notwithstanding the
reduction made y the late Congress. These Certcatee
OF Indebtedness possess all this advantages Bonds
without the accompanying disadvantages For instance
they payable in time in the future sufficient
ly removed from the present. they draw per
terest they not dIdbe and the other sde the
no hing than acknowledgment by the Government
of indebtedness from which circumstance they can no
be repudiaed their imp aired by artfu le
gislation, than the original debt They
ferab!e, it but this is advantage because
transferable and hawked about The currency
bonds, our boated finances would be eIed 30 a still
larger sze and the nenton Of the defeat
ed In other words this proposal Pquest, the
Gov to its creditors to defer the day
until after the ratification of peace. 1t il remark
for to that he prefers good note able af
ter the war; to receiving payment IN Confederate
money. Apply this reasoning he Government and
relieve Of lis embarrassment aid the cause ald beyond
peradVenture, secure yourself. We the more
THIS measure ID consider ed fhe greater will grow In puh-
lie faver. y.