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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10

The tribute which the English press pay
TO Yankee" gunners SHOWS that lingering
recollections of the old sea fights of 1919
still float vaguely in the British mind. Il
is fact, upon which Americans may take.
pride, that the Union batteries of the pres;
ent war, whether on land or water. haze
been served with skill and efficiency ex.
citing the admiration of the best iudges Il
home and abroad. The United, States ar
tillerists are uneAcelled by tl9ose of any 9TH.
er nation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
How the Rebel Government Receives OF.
feFs of Peace.

How the Rebel Government Receives Of
feFs of Peace.
On the S8th of May, 1861. scarcely two
months after the firing upon Fort Sumter,
the Richmond Wing said OF the Northern
people:
1--WE must bring these enfranehised
slaves back TO their true condition. They
have long very properly looked upon them
selves as our inferiors-as our eerfs their
mean, niggardly lives, their low, vulgar and
sordid occupations, have ground this con
dition into them"
Then, after speaking of the Northern de-
termination to put down the rebellion, and
saying that their uprising has all the char
acteristics of " a ferocious servile insurrec-
twill enable US to restore them to their nor
NAL condition Of vaSSalage, and teach them
that cap in hand is the proper attitude Of
the servant before his MASTER
With ''cap in hand" the copperhead par
ty assembled at Chicago and assumed 'the
proper attitude" But there is nothing
more delusive than the expectation that the
Confederate Government will accept even Of
the sneaking, cowardly aud apologetic pro-
positions of the Tory Convention. While
the copperheada were arranging the terms
Of this degrading tender. the Richmond
Examiner, the official organ of the Confed-
crate Cabal. thus discoursed to its patrons
in shrewd anticipation
at seems to be nearly certain that a pro-
posal will coon be made to US from some
quarter-either from Lincoln or from the
Chicago Democratic Convention, to assent
to an armistice, or simple cessation of hos
tiI;ties, to allow Of negotiations "for. peace
and reunion" and for that alone. A New
York paper most urgently advises Lincoln
himself TO- take the initiative in this, IN or
der :to disarm and silence the democrat izng
peace faction at the North" because. il
shrewdly guesses that such armistice and
negotiations would be refused. This is
merely move TO take the wind out of the
Democratic sail. Whether Lincoln is to
make such a proposal now, whether the
Democrats are to carry in their candidate
expressly that he may make it-.frOna Whenct
soever Il may occur, II is tgholEy inadmissi6le
If the North desires negotiations for re
union to be entered upon at all, let all troops
and bockading fleets be tDitkdrawn, and the
right Of secession formally acknowledged
and then negotiations would be at least POS
: sible. If they invite Us to negotiate upon
any other footing, our only rational answer
would be another blow at the heart of Penn
sylvania. We are not likely to consider
the question of reunion with stw)rd hang
ing by hair over our heads: and if such
a proposal be made we shall only conclude
that il means war, and endless war, unit
one nation OF the other shall be subjugateC
or extirpated."
There il is, contemptuous and unequiv
ocal. The man who talks of peace and ar
mistlce after that, should be run out of thu
country by old women with broomsticks
He is below the contempt of men.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
wEDeEwooD, OF NEW roRx.

l hope tomorrow that the Convention
viii pass resolution recommending an ar
mistice and convention of the States for
the purpose of securing reconstruction.
Amen. that's right.) 1 am satisfied that
We shall have such a resolution tomorrow.
Our friends at the Sherman House are in
council tonight and the greatest talent Of
the country is being brought to bear to this
end.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10

What is whisky bringing :" asked
dealer in that article. Bringing men to
the gallows. aud women and childrs6 to
wsn', was the reply,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10

AN APPEAL Faa AD.-The Creek chiefs.
in a letter to the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, dated Fort Gibson, July s.. made
an eloquent appeal for help. They say the
whole Cherokee country IS in waste, and
they see nothing but starvation before thera
during the coming winter monthsinterven.
ing between the arriyalsof trains. aud eveL5z
now they .bave but scanty subsistence:
At least 10000 Indians are to be fed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10

II is said thSt the sears" of the kettles
in which the muis meat was cooked at
Vicksburg have COMMENCED grSWing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
BAKER, OF MICHIGAN.

Living as do in the rural districts. l
can assure you that the people there are de-
termined, whether they live or die by it, to
wrest the power from the hands of Abra-
ham Lincoln. (Bully for you. bully for
Miehigan) I believe we shall triumph
antly elect our man and hurl the usurper at
Washington from power. cloud cheers
expect peace plank will be placed In the
platform. Let US burl that usurper from
power. Never till the day comes when the
usurper and his victim meet at the iuAg-
mentseat can he be punished for his wrongs.
for his conspiracy against American libsr-
ty. loud cheers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
MACK, OF INDIANA.

have heard but one man shout for Abe
Lincoln in Terre Haute. where live. and
he was drunken dog on the 18th of July.
(Gheers. But have heard two cheers for
Fremont. from which l conclude that Free
mont has twice as many friends as LINCOLN.
Let him live e99 years without friends.
Let him live to see the scorn aud contempt
of coming ages. (Cheers.)
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10

mems tell too plainly that,hey are par; snd
parcel of those who would aid rebellion OF
sanction a dishonoyable peace, TAess. So
the, men upon whom The modem, Den2oaza
cy depend for aid in the comiag soe-tisi
and if the 10y al men of nation. are ever de-
feated, it can be attributed 10 The .coldDess
and malignant murmurs Of tbo9e, who, Qp
pose any man aud any. measure not in ac-
cordance with their bigoted epipiops.-
Cedi4a I Oh Gazette. ---.---.r.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10

you can't help, just lay low and keep dark
and you will see the damdest fight the world
ever saw. Tremendous cheers
rHsr Mr.. FULLER.
Are you willing any longer to endure
your hard ships p No.) Then come up
and hurl Lincoln from power. This black
abolition party has almost broken up this
government. Will you endure it any long
er mo, from hundreds of voice.
Whst kind of money did We have when
this war broke out Gold and silver
Yes. gold and silver, or good, well secured
paper, worth ninety nine cents on the dol
lar. What are Lincoln's greenbacks worth
now /? Thirty light cents. Yes, thirty
eight cents OF the dollar are all they are
worth. We will, we must sweep them
from power mot with war man. Down
with any man in favor Of this war.
sANDERsoN, OF Pennsylvania.
think we don't want our bosoms. stuff
ed so much with damned niggers this warm
weather. (Cheers and laughter.) don't
believe the negro is equal to the white man.
Is it not time that this internal war was
stopped ? Has there not been blood enough
shed? Yes, too much. You must say
In November, "Thus far hast thou gone,
but you shall go no farther" { A voice
Then give US peace man We won t vote
for any man who has had anything to do
With this war We must. support the
nominee of the Convention. We must have
peace. Mr.. Vallandigham is making plat
form upon which we can all stand. Loud
aud prolonged applause :.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
8. S. cox.

CHOW this business of negro soldiers is
one of the most contemplate and foolish an
Administration has ever been engaged.
Where have they ever done any good ?
Where have they ever stood fire? Yet they
are the special pets of this Abolition Ad-
ministration, and are receiving its favors
and its praises. But they are useless, aud
worse. We have tried war long enough.
1t has left gloom in almost every home,
and cast a shadow upon million thresh-
holds. Now let US try peace. Let US lay
down the sword and negotiate. Silence the
songs of waEand sing the hymns of peace.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
EXTRACTS FROM copPERuEAD SPEECHES.

We make some extracts from speeches
delivered at the Chicago Convention, as in
dicativs of the tone and temper Of the gath
ering. They will open the blindest eyes as
to the real sentiment of the Convention,
Notwithstanding the fiimsy DISCUSSES thrown
over its official utterances by the managers:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
JOHNSON, OF MISSOURI.

Every negro that we have set free, has
cost US the life of a white man, aud Eve
thousand dollars besides. regret that
slavery exists. But because it does exist
don't let Us make fools of ourselves. want
to see peace, with the rights of all the ci!i
zens of this land restored. Is that right 2"
{ A voice F.: Eyes, we want peace man for
President. Down with war men,"
II it shall be necessary, in the. settlement
of our difficulties to allow 3 few States to
form constellation by themselves, / think
we can be just as safe. just as well protect
ed, and just as free and happy under Tn.
ion of Republics as We have been under a
union of States.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
Gil DONE, UNDoNE.


81 saw one, whether out OF haste or Eyaat
Of skill, put up his sword the wrong ways;
it cut even when il was sheathed, the eds
being transposed where the back should
have been SO that pereeiYing his error.ghe
WAS iain to draw it out, so that be might
put it up again. - 5oYI
"Wearied and wasted with civil war we
that formerly loathed the mamma of peace,
because common, could now be content to
feed on it, though full of worms and putri-
fed, and so DESTROYS thereof, that they care
not on what terms the war be ended !; but
such peace would be truce, and the con?
ditons thereof would no longer BE- in f6rcs
than whilst they are in force. .a5 20 '9Ft3
Let US pray that the sword be sheatkea
the right way, # otherwise. it
may be justly suspected that the sword pu,
up will be drawn out again, and the articles
of an i'll agreement, though engrossed Oh
parchment, not take effect so long as paper
would endure" .t'af
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
NC MASTERS.

ga man who is in favor of this unnatural
war insults the holy name of Democracy
when he claims a place in its organization.
He is Judas, and should be cast out as an
enemy to humanity and to God. War and
blood and rapine and murder is the legiti-
mate business of the Lincoln minion. We
wash our hands clean of all participation
in it."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
a Lesson two Centuries Old.

Tie following extract is from GOOD
Thoughts for. Bad Times" by the quaint
old English divine, Thomas Fuller. W 10,
during the civil war of his day, wrote iris
fable for the faint hearted I'D #ai 7a'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
o. Y. n ART,
Il e 6 / S t er Of De e d S

EMfOhlA' KANSAS,
Win keep on hand Blanks, nd be prepare
all times to attend to CouveyanoinR
Emporia. Feb 90, 1864
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
EMPORIA HOUSE.

N. S. ST ORRS, PRoPRIEroR.
GTNIlE travelling public can be we'll cared for al
Il this House, on the most reasonable terms
Coed StabIinR connected with the House ia
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10

The Kansas Fifth has returned home
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10

you can't help, just lay low and keep dark
and you will see the damdest fight the world
ever saw. Tremendous cbeers
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-09-10
GEORGE B. COOPER

GEORGE B. COOPER,
House, Sign & Carriage Painter,
GLAZIER AND PAPER HANGER.
Will Mix and Prepare Paints to Order.
shen under Masonic EsH, CommsrOiaistrss (
EMFORIA, KANSAS. a.
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tPUBL1e-No. LOG !

AN to amend act entitled IAN act to author
izs the Corporation OF Georgetown in he District
of Columbia, TO lay aud collect a water tax, and
for other purposes" approved May 81, 1862.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-.
sentatives of the United States of America in Com
nal town lot in Georgetown, the District OF Co.
lumbia, entirely owned by the same person per-
sons, any subdivision Of original lot separately
owned, aforesaid shall be situated at the inter-
section of two Streets to bind or front both,
and in which both fronts would be liable to the
front-foOt tax authorized by the act entitled AN
act TO authorize the Corporation of Georgetown, in
the District OF Columbia, to lay aud collect water
tax, and for other purposes" approved May twenty
one, eighties hundred and siXty.two, the said 'front.'
foot tax shall be levied upon than seventy
i've feet of the two fronts OF said lot part of lott
aud all beyond said number of feet shall be exempt
theTefrom: Provided That for the purpose Of avoid
ing inequality and hardship in laying ssid tax, it
shall be lawful for the said Corporation OF George
town, in such cases, to make Such further eXemp-
tlons from said front-foOt tax, either by general
laws in individual cases, as to them may ust
and proper.
Sec. 2 And be it further enacted That it shall
be lawful for sRid Corporation of Georgetown in
their discretion instead of the 'front.' foot tax Aore
said, to lay and collect annually general special
tax TO not exceed one fifth of per cent per an.
mum on all the assessable property IN said town. for
the purpose OF defraying the cost OF distributing
water through said town from the mains pipes Of
the Washington aqueduct, which tax shall be ex.
clusiyely appropriated to said object, shall be col
lected in the came manner the general of sale
town, and shAl cease whenever the cost of said dis
trbutOn shall have been fully paid: Provided, ThA
all persons liable to pay said tax shall be credited
account of the with all eretofore pait
by them account of said front. loot tax levied
pursuance OF the act to which this is an
Sec. B. And be 1t further enacted, That the thir
section OF the act aforesaid be and the same is here
by repealed.
Approved, June II, 1884.