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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04
szT The letter of Governor Bramlette,

- The letter of Governor Brsmlette,
of Kentucky, to Governor Morton, of In
diana, which we Published the other day,
is not received BY the Copperheads with
good humor. The Dayton Empire
speaks oft as Kentucky scOundrslism,
and says:
Thomas E Bramletts, BGrnsides
Governor of Ksntucky, has written =
letter TO Governor Morton, of Indiana,
Of which the following ia an extract;
The appearance of Vsllandigham in
Ohio simultaneously with Aorgsn's raid
in Kentucky, fully confirms the matters
made known to me through General
Lindsey, by You.
The defeat Of Morgan has frustrated
their movements fer the present, bot
vigilance in the future must slill guard
US against those smachinations Of evil
doers.'
Nov a more infamous piece OF false
hood and scouHdrelSm never was writ
ten. Mr. VS. return home was not com
municsted to a living being. Neither
1noA s0At hoA LAH1ecJf AOi AspfeSi9HS, Ant
his spy, Thorpe. could know what nohod,
knes; and their pretense nov that they
we're posted, is simply ridiculous.
"Mr. v. informed his friends soon
after be came home that it was his orig
inal intention TO Be at the District Con
vension in Dayton on the 25th of May,
but the arrangements for the meeting
comtsmplAtsd were postponed. When
Branilette insinuates that hr. Vallandig-
ham knew any thing of Morgans move
meats, or chose his time Of return with
reference to them, be lies deliberately
And yet this man Bramlstte is, forsootk.
Q Ne CleliaB man recommended for The
secesd place on the ticket scith him, aud
will hare The impudsaee. perhaps, 10 ap-
pear at Chicago wfth a delegatioa
seAtch ciI ask admission into the Dem
ocratic National Convention Of Ichich
Mr.. Y 10 nlemberj We shall Roio see
seho shall support their claim in that
body"
The Empire is incapable Of believing
anything but that the Democratic party
belongs to Mr. Vsllandigham.-Cinei
matt Commercial.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

LATE FROM SHKRaAE.--The Nashville
Union of Monday learns from the au-
ihority Of several officers who arrived
from tAe extreme front Tuesday morn
ing, aud who left that place on the 25rh
inst, thai nothing of decided interesi
had trsuspired aimee ths lTth The At
lAnta papers report that Gen. Hooker
was whipped on the l6ih. This is not
so. The battle Of the l6th, though quite
.evere, was q decided victory for the
Union arms No advance Of cons. =
quece was made, but an important posi-
lion gained, and the loss OF the rebsls
spon that accession exceeded ours at
least two 10 one. But why s1Onld Se n
dulge our selves in the follyoi co adie'-
ing the statements of rebel pspefs7
An ahsurdity indeed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Pssssd at the first Sessions Of the Thirty
siahfh CoRqrsss
TPuHrIc--No. GIT

PuHLIc--No. 81
An Act TO prsvide for the payment Of the el~ims
OF Peruvian citizens, under the convention be-
tween he United States and Feru, OF the 1ztk
OF January, 1858.
Re Il enacted By hhs Senate and HoHss Of Repre-
seHaksss Of the UHitsd States Of America IN goH-
GTess assenbled That for the purpose % discharg-
lag ths obiig stioas of the U oiged States, under
the csnvsstion with Peru Of ths twelfth OF jan
uary last, there Be paid to Stephen @. Montas o,
or to bis legA representatives, il the cures Z
money Of tks United States the sHm " forty -oue
thousand seven hundrsd and eighty two dollars
aud thirty eight sents; aad to Juan d C-rms u
vsrgel or his legal representatives, th- suH Of
one Thousand oss hsadred aud seventy do iAFs.
ia the silver money Of the United states. or it,
squivA'eat, cut 81 any monsy in ths Treasury hot
OthsFwias sppfopriatsa-
Approved, June l. 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

A GUERILLA GASe.-The Louisville
Journa! says on Saturday last . band
of twensy-thres guerrillas rads . raid
into Springport, in Henry county. They
took possession Of the ferryboat, aud
crossed the Kentucky river iato 0wen
county. They ordered the fsrryn.n to
anchor his boat on the opposite side of
the river, and remain in readiness to re-
cross them At the slightest warning
They stated that they were 8 detachment
Of = command Of three hundred men,
scattered throughout Owen, Trimble,
sad Carroll counties. They boasted
that they intended to remain in the State.
and rob sad plunder the people, until
driven from the country By g superior
force of Federal troops. The mauraud-
ing bands are indeed growing bold in
Kentucky. If avery thieving seoundrel
got his Just deserts, twisted hemp would
be in great demand, and many strong
limb would have an additional burden ta
auppork "a -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04
lPUBLro REsoLuTroS-No. 81
A RssolutI.a to sm-od the charter Of the city ef
Wsshinxtsn.

A
a-1- WsshinStsn.
Be C rssslssd b. ne ssaats and HOuss Of Rsyrsse.f.
ssssss u tie UAisS States Of America IN Consvsss
ssa5ls9, bat fla cas- eny pers who quail
hrd vutsr h Othsr rszpecis skaI offer ans eizlu
thsr xht 70 vote At aay sle. tos had 10 the city
Of WashiBzfon whose name Is now reg stersd
n,s name shalt be registered by tho com lissiou-
efs Of ssectiou upon the terms and eondausns fol-
lowing, name iy, ae shall take oath - fSllows
Y~u d. ssleEa1gy ew-aF thas yoa will trus answer
suehizg yoar q sali6c sttoBs Is sio tor Al this
pell ~ p y0u God or az j q marieo 70 fhe
sa1s efsei, which oath Ur anrm1tien, IL be Be
Easbls 70 understand the Englisa language, may
be interpreted 10 him By one VI the commissioL-
ers, or Interpreter, sworo By eommisstoser.
which iltsrprstsr r shall alss infsrpret hi azzw=is
70 he eommirsiSaers. IT. IN his answers OF cat b i,
he state sitiEsly thar he hzs resided in he
,iTy Que year ext preceding the day sf said sl,e-
tisa. desigEating psrtic4larly ths piaes. Of b Q
rssasnce, aud that be Possesses the olhsr quail
oatisns OF al slectsri and II. fur hernore, some
qz4lia-d slector Of tas city not caudtAAte for
snv oacs ~ that eiecti y, shall taxa an cath bs-
fore said eomni -sio1srs, which any one Of them
mar administsr, that ne is vsIi aequA ntsd with
such applicant; that he 10. in fscss resident IN
the city sud has been one year n~xt preyfous 70
saeh elects on, aRd that be taaAiaed els tori ha@
coed reason 70 behave. and dOss believe that al
the statements Of such applicant ers true, e
oramissionxrs shall eauss his nHms to Be regis
tered by sheir clark aud shall thea reesiFs Q
vots said applicant; or II said spi lc4nt thall
prs-eus the andzxft OF hinseif aud q cualised
elsc or dugy c~rE4E-d By any justice Of the pace
In aud for the county Of weshia Ktoe, District
Columbia which shah satisfy the commissioner
that the applicant has been resident Of ihs city
oas year next g ding ths day Of suzh eIs. :.
tisn, and thar be i otherwiss qualified ssctor,
! the comniEsloEsrs may cause the sppl cam
naus 70 Be rekisteres. a. hersinbefsra provides
and thy shall thsn receive his vote; and If - .
arp ioans er such qualihed elector shall, in said
ma tr. wilfdlly maks any false statement, b,
I shall b deceased gully Of par ury, and, or con
xiefi0., % subject 70 the pains and penalties
I tksreof
/ Approved, Ju1s /, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04
IPvBLIo-No. sal
An 40. ia r.I..lon 70 fr.aksd matter

Be a enacted By the SsHass and Hosss e( Rsp-s-
ssasafirss Of eAs Casd States Of AsleYicn N Con-
gress .sssnabsed, That all conmunicAtions relzf az
TO tbs OdietAi busin.s Of she Department 20
which they are addressed, OF whatever origin, ed
dressed to the ehisa Of the several Exscntsvs
Dspartzsnts Of the Govern meat, or to such erin-
cipal ofhcsrs Of each ExscufiVa De artmans be-
Jag heads Of Bureaus or hisf clerks, or ous daily
authorized BY the Postmaster General to frask
otaeIal matter, shall be resolved and esuvsys1 by
nail fres Of psstsge without being sndorzsd
"sasiaI business,' or with the name Of the
w tar.
Approved. Juus l, 1881.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04
NAVAL OPERATIONS

Il was expected that our rams and
the battery at Howlett's would, On yes-
terdaY morning, renew sheir 6re upon
the Yankee mositors lying east OF Dutch
Gap: but no cannon were heard in that
direction up to q late hour last evening,
and there were no rumors of an engage
ment Our people have learned 10 ex-
pect little from our iron-elads, aud naval
affairs occupy very little Of public aisen-
ton.
From dusk until nine o'clock last
night the SQUAD of heavy guns was
heard in the direction of the hostile
fleets in James River.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

DuRK AND UEADULTERATED CREAM
U Tartar. expressly for family sse also seds
aud SPICES, BALLOGK'S Drug store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
N make appftczton 70 the Connoz Council At
rs next sittinz, fer the prfsflezs Of srsctirx =
frame Dwelling on Ch.Fry strsst between Third
and Fourth, on IOf 70 And a, Block 10. Essssrn
EniArxsusxt. 5x4a A. FELLOWS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04
DRUGGISTS.

tocoAINE, AMBR0sIA, KATHATRoE TRI-
eopheFuus, and all the most celebrated pre-
sarations for the Hair, can be fosnd al
Ne 10 South First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

: PusrIc-No. ~
An Acz 10 sxfAssiss fAs sstAbIishmsEt ss oes4z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

SvELLER's COUGH CURE, STRICKLAND
y and asl..eous cvuel BaisAm, Cherry Pee.
sorAt, Halrs BzlsaEa, Carys Cough Cure And
Browns Troshss. At
&C HALLocK's Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04
KAUTz's CAVALRY.

Information was received here last
evening that the Yankee German Kautz
bad crossed the Petersburg & Weldon
Railroad south Of Petersburg, and was
supposed to be making his way to
Burkesville, the junction of the South
side and Danville Railroads.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

Daily Advertfsfng Rates.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

Cash Assets..............S650.O0 600 90.
n. KELLOGG, Prss. W. B. CLARK, Seot'y.
IL Re egaitabfs adxsfsaslsf, cad prersFs CssA
FoAss 70 Eesss, tie pHlREfN sazs Frsssiss,sfis II
e Had II IL prsfeassoa shils fs sEfesssrs, pras
oai aad rai-elass basfAsts iyss 81 acst aesarsss,
Hof sreeed bg aas s4asar eorporafl9H 81 s tsrla
fasuraneiss solicited. end policies issacd and re-
sOueI 10 this .eadiBg CO. poraton, a. lir rates b
J. W. NEXsES, Resident Agent.
ofina. Marble Hsil Building Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

'TsoY PAINTS IN oRRAT VANITY IND
1 Prices, Lead Pencils, Pens, Holders, Letter
Papsr. Envelopes. At No. 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-04

DHysrcTANs' PRESCRIPTIONS REGErvE
HALLocK's Drug Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
FRrE sEEF:t III.

We wonder what the unhappy Mr.. Harms, o.
MARYLAND. thinks Of the Democratic idea oi
Free Speech. Tho poor man, rs our readers
know. underlook to say in the Chicago Con-
vsntion. that he did not particularly admire
Gen. Mcclellan, whercupon Mr. Harris found
him selr In u nest of infuriat.d hornets of the
human kind who proposed 10 kick Mr. II. OUT
Of The hall Immediately. Mr.. H., in order 70
susta;n Free Speech, knocked down one man.
and proposed to shoot others, while at last TIE
police inierorcs to quiet the tumult. Tho pub
lie viii be much obliged 10 the Convention ior
this illustration Of Free Speech aud Of Demo
cratic" law for it.
We fancy that tho Democratic platform
upon this subject may be pretty justly stated
thus:
]. Free Speech that mi.reprcscnts the policy
of the Goyerrment--that ISLANDERS the Hopubli-
can party--that r.dicules the Presidcnt-tAat
llls,iies meis, misrepresonts measures, inciles
TO treason, vii fes Generals in the field, apollo
gises for Rebels, extenuatcs di5loyoliy,-ihal
calls Tor resistance to drafts aud tho non'pay-
mrlt OF taAt-,-llaL GHNiS l4N nilnlN hp''
philanthropy and urges concession to Saceaaion'
such Free SPEECH Is every way toierable, ANA
hv no means to be intoriered with.
>. Free Speech that demonstrates the folly
and wiohednoss of the Rebellion, oad especially
thr wickedness Of IT. NJlthern supporteri-that
plalnly points out the causes of thislnsurrection,
and tho necessity Of their removal-thatdelends
the Government from continual and outrageous
misrepreseutation-tha advises quiet acquIes-
sonce in necessary laws and reprobates Their
viola.iou--tha: calls traitor traitor, whether
he live at the North or the Sou.h-that proves
the gross inconsistency of puttinsa War cecd.-
date upon Peace platform--that crit 'isea,
Justly, the protcnsions and tho quAllilcatlon8 81
candidates for high oiiicos--tha, expose 'bo
danger of cleo,ing men not fairly plodsoa 10
maintain the Unon and ,he Constitution 10 The
aA-.uch Free speech ID intolerable. and by
M means End IL every way to be nLcrlcred
viii.
Xa.nyore, /. Professors oi Ifcs S2oocA Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
gate is limited, and their ammunition Of abuse
may DO exhausted before tho day of battle.

The contortions of the Copperheads yestee-
day while loyal men were firing salute in the
Park in honor of the capture of Atlanta, were
painful to witness The Erpress's agony found
vent in its first edition in the falsehood that the
guns were fired because the city's quota was
full, and in later edition by announcing a.
follows:
DEMOCRATIC REJOICING OVER THE FALL or ATLANTA
AT slx o'clock this evening. various Democratic or.
gnnizlions Of this city. Will FIRE salute of one hu adred
guns IN honor OF the fall OF Atlanta under the directoa
u Mr.. Terence 4. smith. Sergeant Arms u the
Board Of Aldermen Tho salute takes place front oi
the City Hal.
These guns were not fired; nor do We believe
there was the slightest intention Of doing so.
IN the meantime, where is Gen. McClolan's
letter indorsing the peace plank of the Chicago
platform Does the echo OF Shermans artillery
shake his peryes9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06

TUg Union STATE CONVENTION meets al
Syracuse tomorrow (Wednesday;) aud we
,yould force once more upon it the absolute ne
eessity Of securing consumma,on oil that re-
form in our City organizations which is essential
20 energy here aud success generally. Gen
Wordsworth was beaten for Governor two years
600 by the enormous Seymour majority in this
city, majority which would never have been
polrd (or even cOunted) had orr city oFganiza-
zion been efficient and Satisfactory. But the
bnnefu trade Of Ward politician is here very
pros porous; our nominating and delegate
choosing machinery is in very few hands; and
the gseat body Of our voters neither have nor
can have any real voice in our nominating Con-
ycrtiOns.
Ofcourse, such abuses are selfperpetuating
ms WHO ruus~ ~ard and secures thereby
the post Of IIarbor Master, forI wuidv",
good birth in the Custom House, can never be
made to see the necessity Of different arrange
mont. IIe will hold on so long rs he can.
The State Convention must help Us out OF
this. Give us State Committee empowered
and resolved to correct il; or appoint a Special
Commission with power 10 re0rganize the Union
party in this city. abolish the rotten barriers,
and give us all ilr chance. Such arc6-gani-
zation may save the State when, in its absence,
il would be- lost. DO not refuse il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
The ya.,.nn, Te,e.rsphIc Union.

lifl ADRLflllA Sil' - '0"''
The Convention assembled TINS a,,e.hooH ~
the 81 James Uoto Mr. Vice. President harhno mono "a
81. Louis ir the chair Forty delegates were fessnt
presenting about four hundred mr" ~. " ~
H. Young of Washington was elected occie'Sy nv
ten. III, Aha ren,rfS of the .ev.
81 aaiccrs vera received and approved p,easSns
inssi,, ensued in which the PROJECT "i pholshihs
$50 s tc benefit Of tho teegraphic Interests wa
considered. -, - . raosss an q oci,ok II, m.
,.,ha cyening session. the following officers were
;,nously elected e. serve for the ensuing year "
w Iinmnoud of 81. Louis. IA Presidei T. w. u.
Vcr,g of Washington. d. e.. as Vice President. Aea
~ NoKeryr OF 81. Louis Corresponding Sect ss'SJ
= q. Tpnam. of Boston. Recording Secretary Ja'sss
Patrick of Philadelphia, Treasurer.
Tbe Convention decided TO commence the pnsne ITO.
NJ monthly review for tho dissemination OF Nsttts Of
interest TO tolcg raphers generally.
The Convention also expressed shcmsclye. toi'ly ,R
no~od 10 the present method as pursued 10y he oaeo
"teegrn PHO colleges OF mstrncting yoax men "
those who are wholly uuncqunlnied with " pF'cti ~
Requirements OF business. and providing pr sntsh"
wa, 10 aid the different companies Ia procuring "hI~
tent operators. =.
Ths consideration ~ various inpcrtam, ue0dmcn's
90 The coIs' tuition wrs lu2poncd Utl 90 ho. 80
mD- lrr 30 t'n t,oc o. which tir) thn CO cAI'Ai
o. cl5}va V'V.Vv1. aeIoWNeh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
State tn, usual assurance, Of friendship were OK

State. The usual assurances OF friendship "eio OK
changed
The Maryland Constitutional Convention mas
rescndcd the provision recently passed whereby uiO
slaves were ~ DE apprenticed 10 their masters WI ''
became OF age The Constitution Is 10 DC suoin''eu "
a vote Of the people. including soldiers
The hospjtal-ship Florence Nightingale sta-
,,o,ed !, the lover quarantine. Is without patient
1rsro ava I'M, six vessels at present detained at that
ss,ioo md they merely temporarily for observation.
4 lot Of negroes sold last Saturday week III
- pioboond for cash at from 302j TO s6JO0-equal TO
from FIVE tn ten barrels OF nour for one slave.
The propeller Scotia was run into of Dunklrk,
lake Erie. on Friday night. by the propeller Act'e'
and sunk. Nine persons were drowned.
According to an official statement, the amount
Of fractional currency in circulation is s4O1cVo IN
Increase Of nearly S. OcO 900 within the last month
At vote in the Hospital at Annapolis Nd,
on Friday the figures stood; Lincoln WI Mcclellan
-; Fremont l..
The subscriptions TO the seven-thirty loan, as
toortod TO the Treasury Department yesterday amour!
~ s7l3 COO and 70 the ten-forty loan. S52 600.
Gold opened at 225 and advanced steadily TO
PA when urd r. .rufe god' the reced
70 and closed 2Ct G2aOi The advance OF the morn ~
was the result Of conccr ed movement by Rebel synpat@
n, Striving to nal Liza quosi for effect. The zen
nov Is sron y downward In si Of he Efforts keep up
Anr the Board STOCK gen rally heavy aud without tny
sped or s.re to EEL steadily lined end lower quoa' ms
mad. au has been for time Late In The dy TIE
market was s,esd hut there no appearance o' sF ne
bu,.r. Money /. unchanged r cash loans are con
cerned end brokers are freely suppi'd Al = cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06

The World holds up to indignant reprohation
two resolves which it charges to the "Repuh-
lican " Convention of the With Congress dis
.rct of Missouri, and which read as follows:
&c That orr gallant soldiers end brave sailors. by
their daring courage endurance fidelity aud patriotic
devotion nave covered themselves with glory tAai wa
never fade anl have earned impcIshGb, fame thot
will lnst as long rs heroic deeds tn me cause Of AnierSaI
Jredom ura ninilred remembered. They have merit
ed and win receive the lasting gratitude Of all oya peo
pie and uf all friends 81 free government.
~ The vlofnus dead who died the patriots death In
Offending the cause OF their country ond dyyrs IN
.useians s ea. Of an.r'at J,s'aor We yI ever h
eavcd friends we tender our heartfelt sympathy and
coincidence"
Now, however revolving may BIO tho sentl-
ment which The Worid paradcs above in the
italics which We follow, they are not justly
charged to the Republican party; for that par
~ never had u substantial existence IN the Dis
frict in question. The vote &C that District for
Lincoln was ,0l7 out Of a total Of some 10000;
and there was no single county of 1t wherein
not only the Dough-, and the Bel, bnt We be-
lieye the Brcckinridge party also, was ahead o.
tho Republicans. The Radical and Colserva-
tive Union party which now sways the District
is mainly composed Of Wings nnd Democrats
who stoadfastly opposed the Republican party
and only read the true character OF slavery IN
The light of their own burning homes, fired at
midnight by tho provling minions Of Jeh Da-
Wis in order to plundor and murder the inmates
in the interest Of Rebellion. That District hes
Tor years known but two parties-l. That OF The
Rebels who, early in 1861, tore down the Ma
t.onaI flag ut s.. Joseph and with eTeeratlon
trampicd il in the mrc, who ere now organizing
to cary the State for Mcclellan; and, 2. Ihatoi
the Unconditional Unionists, who have learned
By severe experience that Slavery must die that
the Republic may live. There are not hun
dred Mcclellan voters in the District who
would not far sooner vote for JET Davis II they
lad fair chance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoNkOk. Nept. s tut
The Naval supply sap Brandy wiAe, lying AZ
Norfolk took frs last night aud Is consumed with all
he etores on board The loss ia exceedingly heavy.
TIE books and money src saved
The dag OF truce steamer New York srrived from
Varna danes KlyerD lust evening: with . oincers. ~
serrr1uts ana as enlisted men, ia charge of Major
John II. MILFORD Assistant Agent for Exchange Ihcy
len dlrlug the might Er Annapolis. -
FoKIRsss MONROE. Sept~rst er4 IDA
Tie steamer Cnmbria, from wushingtoa bound iof
New. YORK. put in to-day disabled. She VIII 10 40
tanned but TWO OF three dogs
down rs Rebel prisoners who we,eSenito Washinyon
me destruction OF the Old frgate Brandywine by hre
bo Jrynlyed upon thn Government loss OF over one
rIin dllrrs in naval stores clothing. &c. The origin
of tie fire Ia not been asceriained.
" have W news fs0m tho james River today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-06

The Democrats have resolved, IN their Chi
cago Platform, that they will adhere to the
Union Gin the future, as they have in the past"
Viewed in the light Of history, this is q ques-
tionable promise. They were Democrats who
seeded, who broke up the Union. stole the
Union arms, seized the Union forts, munitions
arscnals, navy-yards, ships and public property'
organized the rebellion, fred upon the Union
flag, inaugurated Rebel government, with
Democratic Senator as chieftain, to lead them
in their long and bloody war against the Union.
All these things were done under Democratic
Administration, while Democrat occupied the
Presidential chair. This is the way the Democ-
racy has adhered to the Union in the past!
This is what it promises for the future!
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kind indicated in the first section, to be lef'
to say their roxious say, no matter how
much mischief they may do in the hour of pub
lie danger, aud for the President or Congress tn
attempt TO rcstraia them is for both to be ty-
rants, usurpers and oppressors; ard
=. Professors of Free Speech of the second va
rioty are TO be mobbed, murdered or MANNED,
their houses To be blrued, their business to be
interrupted. their property to be destroyed and
thor speech silenced by methods grossly illegal
and criminal. Here is the Chicago platform Of
Free Speech, aud we commend it to tho attcn
ton Of al intelligent voters.