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tc the humiliation of saying, they passes. not
such minds, or aae unable to find them
3. Able leadership. Are the Democratic
party prepared to say, that there is not Il sim
gle statesman embodied in their ranks, and
who at the same time combines with states
manshlp executive powers energy, and firm
ness enough to serve them for a national
leader?
Or that, if they possess such man, they
cannot designate him?
Or that they cannot find the REQUESTED el.bili.
ties IN sufficient quantity to constitute the
necessary subordinate leaders?
If, indeed. they are reduced to that humil-
iation, they stand on a level with the other
party, and it matters little which is at the
head of affairs.
In that state of the case, the country would
perish under the administration of either.
| Have the events of the last four years any
thing to do with the truth of that proposition?
III am right in what ! have said, and stop
here, what have / proved? 1t is this:
l. That the country will perish, what is
left of it, unless the Democratic party save
it?
,. That they cannot save it in their indi-
vidual capacities a, citizens, because they are
not IL that capacity, as they are situated a
power III the state.
3. That these four things must concur in
order to make the democratic party power
In the state to wit, an authentic majority,
compact organization, wise policy, and able
| leadership.
4. That the Democratic party already pos
sesS one OF these gredients-compacto organ
ization, and the means of obtaining the other
three.
}. That upon obtaining these means, they
viii govern the country; and
8. That they will probably govern it wisely
because the means necessary 10 enable them
in the present state of affairs, to place them
selves at the bead of; imply that: and its
former traditions. policy, and prestige, offer
additional guarantees that they Will.
Can there be q doubt, then, as to what the
duty of the Democratic party Is ? q doubt as
. TO what honor, policy. and patriotism require
it to do?
No. IF the Democratic party are true t.
their ancient traditions-to their present hon
or-aud faithful to the honor and welfare of
Of their unhappy country. they will
perfect their orgaDization-evolve from the
present and prospective condition of the at
fairs oftheir country policy, wise eulighien-
ef and firm, and provide themselves with lea
ders, to concentrate their Judgment and
actions upon that police. to make al minds
:. unit upon II. and this done. all reason and
experience teach. that it viii not be long be
fore the requisite majority Will come. and
with that the government, and as We Will
hope and believe, the salvation of all that Is
left Of our unhappy country. VII. also come.
! have reached the utmost limits ofa news
paper article, and must therefore conclude.
In doing So, perhaps | Will be allowed to
say: We have now reached another land
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to her or monsieur the baron. As the lotter
was out, Madame de V-went down stairs
to speak to the inspector, with whom she had
MANY previous interviews on the subject OF
the diamond bracelet. AS she entered the
room he bowed in respectful manner pefullar
to him. ~ believe / have some good news
for madame, this evening"" he saidI His
voice rather singular, somewhat resem
bling a boys when changing. Madmesds v
had remarked this peculiarly before, so 1t
did not strike her that evening. The detec'
tives," he continued, engaged in the business
have met with a bracelet in a Jews second
hand shop in Lyons, so exactly the same as
madame's that it only remains for it to be
identified before we can claim it as madame s
property. Ny object in coming this evening
is to ask madame to allow me to look at the
other that | may be able to swear to the one
at Lyons by its fellow
The baronne, overjoyed at the idea of re-
covering her lost property tripped out OF
the room, and soon returned with the remain.
ing bracelet The inspector took i carefully
in his hand and proceeded ID examine il
minutely The bracelets are reexsctly aiike?'
be inquired of Madame de V-r--ss as>-.
"Exactly.n repeated the baronne:
81 believe have then learned the pattern
thoroughly" said the inspector musingly, vet
there may be some difficulty in not having
both bracelets together to comparet them one
with another
"Why not take this to Lyons, then p sug
gested tho baronue.
"Ah, madame, it would scarcely do to trust
even a police inspector after having been de.
ceiyed by an officer in disguise.
"Oh!" laughed Madame de V-''do You
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CHEMISTRY OF THE wEED-EFFEGrs OF sMoK-
ING CIGARS, PIPES AND MEERsCHAUMs.

| CHEMISTRY OF THE wEED-EFFEGTs OF sMOK-
| ING CIGARS, PIPES AND MEERsCHAUMs.
| From the New York Evening Post
| One of the most interesting and novel of
all the speculatioEs of the use of tobacco was
submitted to the British Association for the
| Advancement OF Science at its late session,
and the information afforded will be well re-
ceived by the large class of persons who iu:s
dulge in the use of the weed. DR.. Richard
son first contrIved an automaton smoker, into
whose mouth pipes, ,acigars and meerschaums
were placed, and the smoke from them being
caught aud collected, enabled him to determ-
inc the products of the combustion. These
he determined as I, water 2, free carbon; 3,
ammonia; 4, carbonic acid; 5, nicotine; g.,
| an empvreumatic substance of resinous Bit
ter extract He says:
| !'Ihe water is i'll the form OF vapor, the
carbon in minute particles suspended in the
water vapor, and giving the eddies of the
| smoke their blue color; ammonia IS IN the
form Of gas combined with carbonic acid ;and
the carbonic acid is partly free and partly in
combination with ammonia. The nicotine,
he saws. being a non-voiatile body, remains in
| the pipe: the empvrcImatic substance is n
! volatile body Of an ammOuiacai nature. Ofthe
| composition of which the Doctor conftsses
himself unacluainted, bat which We have
yertured to consider IS resin. Whatever 1t
is, It is that which gives the smoke Of tobac-
I co is peculiar ydor. and determines the flavor
Of a cigar. Il adheres powerfully to wooden
materials, and when concentrated has most
obnoxious and ia.o.-.aJie smell. The bitter
! sub stance Is r.siug.s and Of dark color, pro-
/ baby having au ;.ika,,.l Is its base. II IS
..-f e ..,.-.. r.f#r >
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A thin old man with rag bag in his hand
was picking up some small pieces of whale
bone which lay on the street The deposit
was Of such singular nature that we asked the
quaint gatherer how he supposed they came
there. "Don't know" he replied in squeak
ing voice; but .pect some unfortunate fe-
male was wrecked hereabout somewhere.
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The Peach, originally, was a poisonous al
mond. Its fleshy parts were then used to
poison arrows, and was for this purpose in
troduced into Persia. The transplantation
and cultivation however, not only removed its
poisonous qualities, but produced the delici
Gus fruit we now enjoy.
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Sarah Jane Smith, of Washington county,
Arkansas, has been sentenced to be hung, cn
the 25th Of the present month, by military
commission at St. Louis, for cutting Govern
ment telegraph wires.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-03

Why is a minister like locomotive? Be-
cause you are to look out for him when the
bell rings.
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How TO PREVENT WET FEEr.-A writer
in the Mechanics Magazine, who says he had
three pairs Of boots last him three years, and
thinks he will not require any more for six
years to come, tells us how he treats them: Il
put pound each of talow and resin in a
pot on the fire when melted and mixed ap-
ply it hot to the boot with paint brush, I'M
til neither the sole nor the upper will soak
any more. it is desired that the boots
should Immediately take polish, dissolve
an ounce of wax IN teaspoonful of turpen-
tine and lampblack. A cay or two after the
boots have been treated with resin and tai
low, rub over the wax and turpentine, but not
before the fire. Thus the exterior will have
a coat Of Of wax alone, and shine like mir
ror. Tallow and grease become rancid, and
rot the stitching or leather; but the resin
gives it an antiseptic quality which preserves
the whole"
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The fashionable hotels in New York are
asking 81 day, with meals "extra."
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Married the ~ ron. lady.

Low" lS "a very uncertain thing, ana i J.
no; safe 70 b. too certain of the symptoms
until they are uuli,ta.s4J... The following
VII explain ou- meaning:
Vienna has been stirred up lately By the
cym.ctI result ul strange love story. j
seems that in the house %: one Kerr kuhur;
a..agAer Of languages. DR.. Kant, a young
lawyer, happened t. make the acquaintance
OF i.ly. hardened VIII some property and
thirty vrar-. The la!y being unmarried,
eyinc,d particular interest in the Young. shy.
and rather sbash.I man Of law. Sh. made
love TO him. in fact. very strongly, and peri
sualed him tp visit her a., her house. Bat
alas he loved another lady. One evening,
while couycrSiug with the doctor, She said :
with your favorable idea of matrimUuy.
may ask if YOU ever though Of marrying
vourseif?''
DR. Kant sighed, and his eyes resting on the
ground. hesitaciuglv muctcrcd in reply
Il have already thought Of marrying, and
made M choice. but
But the lady hastily iuterposei.,
Out. he continued ''the lady is rich, very
rich. and am poor. am afraid l could
hardly aspire to her hand. and rather than
allow myself to be taxed with soriid designs.
Twill bury my passion in my breast, and
leave 1t uncovered forever.
At an early hour the following day she.
however. betook herself 10 a solicitor. and in
legal form declared her wish to present and
hand over as his property the sum Of 100000
guilden (el5,09O) to Dr.. Kant. When the
document had been signed, countersigncd,
and duly completed she sat down in the Of
fee, and enclosing it in an elegant envelope,
added a note to the following effect: Dear
Sir-I have much pleasure in enclosing a
paper which | hope will remove the obstacle
in the way Of Your marriage. Believe me,
etc, Alice Martini
DR.. Kant, f he and no other was the ad
dressed, was the happicst man in the world
on receiving this generous epste Repairing
at once to the parents OF Faulcin Fischel, the
lady Of his love, he proposed for and received
the hand of the girl who had long been flat
tered by his delicate thoagh unayowed at
tentions. His reply to Fraulein Martani, be-
sides conveying his sincerest thanks, con-
tanned two cartes de visite, linked together
by the significant rose -colored ribbon. Miss
Martini forthwith sued the happy bridegroom
for restitution, bat, as no promise Of marriage
had been made, the case was, by two success
sive courts, decided against her,
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&aainess Gasas.
1862 LUMEER. 1889.
AglEY0. - or,

rEHE subscribers, having purchased tn. stack .
= umber .ud leased the yaiI formerly occupied by
john H0ssack MAIN SIhLET, sre nov PREPARED 20
10 far: 's al fi-f, Of UUl-r ,st.E, shingles. s.sh,
doors gc. -J good Essoriln. o. :. ginaw bssrss
and dry finishing lumber, con s.EfuJ oD hand. The
public aud build = p. uarticairy .tsusstte 10 sx-
anime oar Ei-lA before purchasing elsewhere.
:. J. VI. CALEIHs.
Ottawa, si.y 1852. C4s-tf.
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IalE Camp a5g1 !
EAGLE MILLS.

yytTE subscriber would H. form t!- public that ?. s
4 now running the above V i- a.i IS prepared % DO
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In t',y best possible manner. tie NIL las been
taaroas' v Repaired and is 10 fJst Tate order. Good
a-i attentive N5srs -r-Jl.yed. and wli h- cgu-
stGaHy ' band - wait upon customers. Farmers and
OIL - " -uit --:T alyaE-a - sye ae -.'. be-
for. going elsewhere.
E.E.-O-5.r- .- Flour Feed e. a., ~ - q t'f.v
Nsr 't. .Ta:'ac Mll, as ~ l~grou...y a,-sut- lv.
O...-,a. oct -. .fr :. WOOD
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2rufessinual cards.

YNO. j. DAILY, Attorney and Counsellor
- at LAW, Ecddcks Block, East SIDE Of house OF
tewa, H. now.
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A j. GRON ER, Attorney and Counsellor
"a at Law Ottawa, III. Office III the Post Ofice bald
ing. VIII practice in all the State and Federal Courts No
business neglected Collections promptly r,a-lo ard
mitted- sept. 7,Iy.
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CALL AND SEE.

WE are receiving in par, the following necessary
W aud desirable Goods, which We will sell at
mall advance, for cash only;
very handsome Black Shawls,
900 yards A Bleached Shirtings,
400 yards "A Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black and White ditto,
$50 yards Dark Fancy ditto,
500 yards A Light Fancy ditto,
Colored and white Pocket Handksrchisfs,
quo dozen coats's Spool Cotton,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 lbs. Black Pepper,
lie lbs. Cooking Sods.
So doz. Goat Skins for Boots and Ladies Shees
IS bags Dry Salt.
go lbs. EPSON Salts,
and many other desirable articles
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD s. CO.
February 3. 3i-
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WE ARE RECEIVING.
E00 lbs. Cut Tacks, 8, 10 and IL or
Am IL. nl..k D.. A q

WE hRE RECCtNlNOs
on lbs. Cut Tacks, 9, 10 and IL or
w 400 lbs. Black Pepper and Spice,
900 los. Coffee and Sugar,
40 lbs. English Mustard,
200 lbs. Extract Of lockwood and Blue Stons,
20 lbs. Cream Tartar,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
5000 gross white and black Hooks and Eyes
800 yards Calico.
500 yards English Rips.
800 yards Black English Merino,
so yards Brown French Msrino,
so yards Tan
so yards Fswn
SO yards Claret I"
500 yards Calico Extra English,
500 yards Beached Cottons,
siBlack Velvet Buttons,
TOO gryss Black Silk !.
100 gross Fancy :.
so gross Bugle Gimps.
100 gross Fancy Hs,ter's Braid, &e.
~ gross Black and Gold Gimps.
100 gross Black Lasting Buttons.
Jaconet Muslin,
100 Cotton Handkerchief,
500 yards Black Cambria,
100 lbs. Powder. assorted,
$4,000 Caps. and Shot.
Raw Cotton for sale to consumers.
u. N. BROWN & CO
November IS. -
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JUST RECEIVED.
Notice Confederate Tax.

NOTICE -OOnleueTdte laA.
THE As.e..or. for Orange County. will attend a
ths .folowing times and places for The purpose
Of taking list Of the Pork slaughtered BY all tafsL
er.. planters and grsziers from the 2th Of April.
1859 10 the lst of March. 1854; also. al The Cooa
ana Tobacco produced ia 1869:
Al White Ctos<. on Thursday The 10th Of March.
Cs,ess Store. on Friday The ll,h.
!. w. Miles's, on Saturday the l2ih.
Marlborough, on Monday snd Tuesday. ibe liih
and 18th.
q Cedar Grove, on Wednesday the 18Th.
+. Caldwell, on Thursday the 17h.
g M.nsum's store. on Friday the lesk.
Lipscomb's, on Saturday the lsih.
Durhsm's. on Monday and Tsssdsy, The 2iss and
22d.
d Gunter's, on Wednesday the I'D.
. Chapel Hill, on Thsnday and Friday, The 2t,h
and 25th.
All Tax Payers are requested 10 attend promptly.
with their lists made oul. and avoid The psnalus Of
the Law.
The Collector viii be prepared TO receive sny aid
I'll taxes heretofore due.
h.Mc; STROUD. } A.....o..
February ~. ~
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NOTICE TO LEGATEEs.

gevHE Lsgsisss Of Reflects Turner. Of Alsmsncs
y county, are hereby notified. tbs. an ready TO-
setilsnsnt The interest from this date viii BE- sop
ped.
JOHN A. WALKER. Ear.
March . ss-svv
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EyECUTOR's ICE.

vT,HE Subscriber hsving esslIe,,.brpsry tern
Il 1864. Is executor ~ ~ ssf CHARLES
MeCAULEY. s~essset hssubsh no,ies 10 ell
persons having claims upoe saals 10 present
them within The time slbes1 VI or this no,i &C
will be plead In bar 81 shsk ~. Persons W.
deb,sd 20 The estate viI plsssA. speedy p.y-
"'a JOSEPH aTA, Es's.
March ,. 35--4wp
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

rV,HE undersigned having suslihsa o. fsmn
L Term, 1894. Of Orange County Coun. sss
ssio, II the estate Of Mi,s LOUISA y. bhhp
s,e,s--d. hereby gives no,ics 10 oil person, fs'
sI.ins upon said estate 70 p'srni ,h,m r''n'n ,
i'm, b, Ia. allowed. o. this noiifs rili W L'@o
bu Of their recovery. Psrsess indebted VII w
make speedy psy msni .~coun -.
80. 4s-svp
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Hillsboro Savings Institution.

At. messing Of ths Direesofs Of the Hiilseor !.
a saving, Insuiu,ion on Monday, the ssih dsy Oh
February, 1854, u VAS
Rasslpsd. That this Institution viii decline 10 pay
.ndr.rn dividesds, certificates Of deposit other de-
vos;u. and checks Of soy date prior 70 the 7sth q
kueh asrs, e1csps 10 tho currency no~ existing, sod
=. NV rsssd and valued /; and oil those entitled .
S,issnds, and holders Of such eeriiheses, and oihsf
lspss,os and holders Of checks are requested 70 cob
lea tAs cane Forthwith o. on the 7eth ofhsreh and
s.iil the lee Of April. the said Institute on viii b
ssupslsd 10 decline deposits or 70 pay checks dawn
sssinss then. ,,
March 3. s9-im
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N OTTO

a IL claimants Of nssIss lrIsrh and Masters
~ Office Of Als,ssees eotss notified 10 call
and receive the ssns, end s,se,ions % 10 he
currency Ia which fulsp Pss. win be required.
The undersigned wiII nss snsibI. fsr any de.
precisiion.
ISAAC III, C. 3 M e.
Hssche. W 3e-4vp
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A WEEKLY PROGRESS.

a w LLhL1 IlsNOA00s
n ssass % supply many persons 10 sections Of che
J Bsss where me mail facilities viii no. justify The
sskss Of daily papers We shall sses
A WEEKLY EDITION OF THE.PRoGREss,,
..dy In March, which win eonlsia she ls,es, news
b.. shs Army, With accounts and details Of battles
a., BY telegraph. from our ova Correspondents and
m. WEEKLY PROGRESS viii b Published
- I vAoss sheet. snd viii contain large amount .
yssSiss natter. and sl-sys have the lsiss TELE-
CRAPIC NEWS.
POST MASTERS and sshsrs ere requested is al
.. Asssss, and sseh Agent ssndins on OF more sub
.-sLsns, Nth the onsy os siI monihs. vin isesi,s
a. wssLly pspsr sir nosihs gratis,
sUDscpiPiIONs shssd be ssnt Immediately.
.,sAs Are, svsbsr will b. issued bs,vsss he l0iA
- sess a March. Subscriptions vii noa y taken
for lossa ps,iod has siI ssosiAs; ssd 70 no cas-
Vii D. esrss 10 sssi ssiA The nossy 10 rsssivsd-
TERMS or sUDsCMpfION,
Usstiy Ptesssss-Thses Heaihs. 500
Sir Msnihs ~
Ax,adssIsns uiH be inserted 10 NE Weekly -
a . squsis Zoe sssk iassriss, tss lines nnion type
V ssust ssssss. Moss, mss, seeonPsny sI Of
sus. n. fENNiNotoN'
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THE HrLLsBoRoUeH REcoRDEn,
4. rusrisurp wfErtr
ny DENNIS uEARTT.

Terms.-F Five Dcllats q year, u PAID W -,
..sss. FI,s DoIlsts aud Fifty Gents. % noi pap,
-"h,n ,h,s. months. or Sir Dollan,i u delayed unM
I'll the expiration Of ihs rear. ,,rrx
M papsr will be discontinued until ~ srssnsT
=. \. Il nnl,.s Il The option Of The publisher.
NJ name, will be sent 10 new subscribers cuf o. ~
s,.,s ynIss. payment 10 made 10 advance. o. 'ooO
oersou IN the State shall become responsible
Advertising Rates for The Re ordtf'
Advertisements not exceeding fourteen nn. -,
dollars for the first, and one dollar iof ssen
insertion longer onesin proportion. c,.s,,or >,
,h.,I Mn Ia made 10 advertisers By tho Jeas
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uIllsborough Military Academy, !

Hilisboroush, N. c. 5
NOTICE 10 hereby given thai sll debts and &C..
~ eounts contracted since the commencement Of
the var and due by this Academy previous 10 March
aBth. 1864. will Be paid in Coniederais Treasury
Notes Of the old issue.
w. NJ. GORDON.
supl n. N. Academy.
March o.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-03

Them como Gus Of our state sgonrs dry good,
But, Unonists your desperate. frantic adver.
SaIleS VII beat yod By fraud II you let thern
hesolye lhis Instant that they shall not, and work
70 make good your resolution.
Ne want no vote that properly belongs 10 our
aGyersafics. II any one talks to you of Guyine or
sssnGiy sst,Hy isy to him hi -" Get shoe behind mo-
their purchase TO the COppcrLcads. WHO soyely
need them. We do not
Your iust duty Is 20 cose rreyy creme Z, ty,,v3
lIocurc lists OF the registered voters in your
siNlni townships and poll districts, and strati-
nHc them usidly. Mark Che name Of every one
VINO 10 not icTci voter, aud take care that he
ulluit' no ballot. Heed no whisper that hC is
'all nghti'' for We have legal voters in abun-
dance, and will not win by fraud
Eu' look up your Union voters to tie last man.
1Ld be sure thUt 70 one Of them fail, 10 vote
The old, the locblc The aug the dccropid are
nearly an with U.s. and the loss OF barely one in
each school district may sluludCr The vote Of A
state. Let 10 single vote that il properly with
US be lost iu your district
leo many Of our side arc absent on business
trading, scafaIing, looking aftorproperty, &C. sc.
Try TO have these at home next TUESDAY and
begin 70 look out for this now
See that ballots, placsrds, chaleugerl, yotc-di,.
truutOfs, couycTanCcs, &C. &C., arc provided
spasonAhly and abundanty. To this end, nc olive
that your team, your services in folding ballots
aud distributing them at the polls DO freely giyen
Sec, moreover, that others likewise do their duty
Look well after our local tickets, but especially
Governor and Representative in Congress Don't
GCkCriug in votes. -
Be sure that there are no votes already In the
ballot-boXcs when the POLLS open that none 60 in
but III accordance with law; and that none are
counted out that were not voted in "a Ieodinp
operator on the COppcrhead side in our city
declares that good counting is the main point in
an clecHon.D To this end, Keep close watch OF
the haUot-boNcs nom first to ll5t, and be sure
that no one votes a "marrowfat' ballot (which
shakes into two or three when dropped into the
boN), and that no one votes whose legal right to
vote is not fully established.
Countrymen. patriots brothers the Union
cause must and will prevail You mean il, you
see it, you haoic it, We must not merely eicr,
our national ticket; We must carry our Cover
nors and minor State officers as we'll, and secure
two-thiIds vote in Congress for the oNtirp ition
ard perpetual prohibition of slavery Let no
effort, no sacrifice be wanting on yovy part 10
render our triumph complete and conclusive