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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
1tegmboats ano Railroads.

OVERLAND ROUTE 10 CALIFORNIA
" under efficient military protection No Indians
in the country through which the coaches pass Coaches
leave ATCHISON Kansas, daily for DENVER, CENTRAL
CITY, GREAT SALT LAKE. WASHOE and CALlFOk-
MA carrying great through mails AID passengers between
the Atlantic and Pacific States; connecting at Salt LAKE City
with coach lines 20 the principal points IN ldac
Montana and Oregon.
Through on schedule time. 1900 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
1liereilaneous.

VOHN DWIGHT 4 Co.,
- No II OLD-sLlP. NETWORK,
Manufacturer Of
SALERATus, suPER-CAEb. OF SODA, tc,
And Sole Agents iu the City OF Yea f0rt Tor
PROF. EBEN. n. HOBsfOBDS
CREAM or TARTAR SUBSTITUTE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03

UUANGE OF LANDING-BROOKLY TO
y PHILADELPH1A.-O and after TUESDAY next lhe
o. dv ~ November the steamboat Of the Eboyehne WA
% G WHAT foot Of Monaguest (fogth ride Of feuy)' in
st.sd Of the present pier = AtanticsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
mon riEA 70 Is sonrn avn 1l.ld rieIaaovo

PASSAGE Clio. cabin -aIoc1s $50 $50 according
T. location q g'1ier,0u. s. ,0lc cabin. So.
FREIGiT-Mela treut goods, A. cents per cubic loot
weight goods. cent pr .1. dry barrels, 2 i3 Zach
. The MORNING STAR j. 2O38 tuus; the EVENING sIAt
2Ol5 tuu: the GtI DISC STAR 2t6 tuns DAY STAR RIB
tns and the SUMO NADIA, l18 tuns, Custom liouse meas
.uemeu. Ihcr Passenger daouh are not e4ce.ed
ty those uuou onv other Steamers in TIE world.
10 No Fferl received Bib Of Lading urned after u
4c eek on tie dly or sailing - FOR flcsf Passage ap
Div to JAMES s. RAYNOB. NJ. 10 Barciayst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
CTEAN WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch.

CTEAM WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL, touch
- Ing st Queenstown Corr har5oIl I'll welknow
steamers O. the Liverpool New YORK and Pds phie Steam
.hip Conpgny fnman LiueJ, carrying the u = Mails in
tended % 81. r. io.lJUA:
GLASGOW Saturday, Nov. 2
CITY OF MANCIffST Nov. y
CITY OF BALI -auraay NOV u
And every sacceefn. SATURDAY, a. noon. from feT ~
North River.
RATS PASSAGE.
Payable in gold or ls equivalent IN currency:
FlASI CAElN.......S 11 90 $50 %
IrC Adm e Loudor.. g 90 steerage 70 loudon - 90
Fret Cabin fa... % O0 Steer1se 70 Para.... a. 30
First Cabin Hamburg 80 90 steeIage Hamburg. 81 o.
PssssngcEs also forwarded 10 Haye Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp kc.. 90 equally l0w Tetes
faIe. nom Liverpool or Queeus,own st Cabin. s75 as
io3 sieeTsge 20 Ihosr WHO wish to send Tor their
fIenes can bug ticke.s these rates.
koT !gdher Information apply O. tie COmranys Offices.
JOHN @. DALE. Agent. No. 10 Broadway, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03

( ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMNER
Il AIR ANGEAfE ET-Lraves Ncw.l9.k, larrf dip ald
3-si Last River, 0Teeapof Seq u ro1r Hemp Ac
u Do Ia For orrcup0It. Ilye!lc1a laplarki anl Ike
land. o and $3.50 r fo sip, Babylon and f-in-
il-i.r a. g q ID AMI $3.50 ard $3.50 r. For 0To.aci.
a. s In go g. ts4-os connect ior Cod arrus'
Oyster Bay. and HuangcuJ Fof Henpsiead Jamaica AID
Winfield ai and lU.lU aud 3 ~, I'd and > W o. H.
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAIN 90 Leaves S+th ., ttsi
River q 1na l1 ~ Riverlead ,toppire al stations "E
cent Homestead AID syossc ErrlTsof Tickets ol ts train
sftt,duc,d -a-cr A. REASOHEK Superintendent
NORTHERN Il. r., Of Nl,W-JERSEY.-
~ Train. cave jersey City fof Picrmont st IS a.
el5 b. H. AZ %. l.. ana % .. The J.l5 and
AZ p uL, Tlu thToa-.l 90 Nousey.
THOs. ". DLAAREST, Superintendent.
NOR NEW-HAEEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIELD and WHITE MOI aTAlNS- STEAMBOAT
and RAILROAD CONSECTlON a. New Huycn. steamers
leave PecElap at 3.l5 and ID p surcays excepted
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ Trains for baav Troy nd Saratoga SPRING sio con-
meeting with the North West eare ztthft depot At lO1
o. u. aud =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03

DEV. \ A. WILLIS, j.. D., Will deliver
II tis fl,s r-. ou Do SUNSHINE" 900 THIS Thurs.
fayl EVENING. in the Rev. Dr. s. b. BELLS Gil, kCli'
fIiaotlst. Between hroidafy ari ti-itl-st-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

LINCOLN l.oGiC.-A contribution over the
signaure Of Lex, sends the following to thc
louisville journal: In speaking OF the life
OF the nation, every one means its natural
physical life, the b.oot, coursing through the
VEINS Of our people, or its artificial political
liie, It's governmental structure. its poiitca!
organization. Tile latter sense is that in
which the phrase is commonly used ana the
only one in which ii is generally used with
any sort Of propriety. What then is this
artificial life Of the nation 1t can be no
other than that which organized it into being
which alone give to it vitality which alone
preserves its political vitality, that is, the
constitution. If any one thing, more than
all others, can be called the life of the nation.
1t must be that constitution which brought it
into being and which alone preserves its
political unity
Now hear President Lincoln '.By gencr-
al law, life and limb must by protected; vet
often 4 iilomuss bcamputated to save life.
bat HE Is never wisely given to save limb
Dixie being mere limb Of the nation, onl,
a branch of its groa. territory, population.
and power, according to his logic, the nation
al he cannot "be wisely given to save that
limb. let to save that limb he avows and
tries to justify his intention TO destroy the
HE, when and how, he pieases, for the pur
pose of saving the limb He is magnificent
specimen OF an i"rffaate men Seq1iicr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
The Daily Expenditures.

Nothing is more common than to hear dis
puted by fanatic, and fools, the fact that the
war is costing over three million dollars per
day. TO the class Of community we COM
mend the following statement in the House
Of Representative Of Mr.. Thad. Stevens.
Chairman Of Ways and Means. and Rcpub-
lican leader on the floor in his remarks OPP
posing the bill to encourage steam nayiga-
ton with Brazil
'Mr. Stevens, GRep) OF Pennsylvania,
though they had abandoned the $, STEM Of
-ui3sdic>. We tried il With the Collins line
and abandoned it, leaving everything open
to competitions a. it should be- If it ware
ever profitable, il seemed 10 him that we
should not resort to it AT TINS ii.nc, when
gold was at premium ranging from hiy TO
,ylc hundred per cent, ana when the daily
expenditures were three millions of do!lars Il
day"
Three millionc Il day--one thousand and
ninety five millions Il year-three millions
a day-one hundred AMI twenty-five thons-
and dollars an hour-two thousand dollars
ninutc-th thirty five dollars at every tick Of
tn. clocl, Against this expenditure by a
@ar to restore the MON and maintain the
authority Of the Constitution no one COM
plains but when the resources Of the peo-
PIE are pro>ttuicd to the base purpose OF
abollshing State institutions TO the utter de-
str,iction OF the MON and the Constitution.
does it not become ever thoughtful man t.
count the cost and ask himself whether by
continuing the lresant Administration in
power these expenditure; 70" destructive
objects hall go on until we are all involved in
hopeless ruin, or by Il charge of Alinnist.a-
ton, they snail continue only so lenga, may
be necessary 10 bring back the Union and
Constitution in their original integrity -
i,.cL- -. 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

U0W0 ~ NDUU
With the present light before us It does
notaen - = pguhabls tlns - se -
der Gen. Grant viii! meet the fate that has
fallen 10 previous attempts 70 capt ure the
rebel Seapi,sl. but even supposine such
a;s,ste, should. unfortunately befall the
co,,,r, VIVA, then, The following ex-
tv.ct from that excellent Democratic jour
,.l the \ Y. World. answers the question
satisfactorily:
"The most important counsel we can Of
i,.r TO our countrymcn when such great
events are pending is to fortify their minds
AGAINST Encouragement from any possible
result Of the coming battles. We should
cry shame upon our soldiers, ifthcy should
finch and lose the victory for want of heroic
stcadiness We can fully trust them on
that score; but can we trust ourselves? II
the advance is beaten, the reserve will come
up with the same vigorous alacrity rs il all
had gone well; they would disgrace them
selves If they should give up while there
was the slightest possibility Of success
The public sentiment Of the country stands
in the same relation to the whole army that
the reserves do to the advance. If the
country waivers and is cast down in case the
army is repulsed, we shall disgrace our
manhood az irrctricyably as We should by
cowardicc in battle. There is no use oI
offering any counsel rs to what the country
should do If we are victorious Success i
competent TO take care OF itself But if
contrary 10 our hopes and expectations, W.
should be beaten, we trust that every MAJ
Of position and influence, who loves hi
country, will set his face Ike flint againS1
aay talk or intinatien Of succumblng to for
tune. We are in a crisis where posterity
cannot overlook US and since we are Ger
tain to go into history. let us sit for oul
picture in a decent and manly attitude.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
GENslzsAf. MEMS

Tna productive capital in Er;,;s,, r.;lv,,-
= estimated at two thousand miI;ons ~ H.,
lais. '''''0''s VI "ei
~ ~ that al army officer BET 500 =
ashnston. on Friday, thas Grant will Ga.
ms roufth oiJuly dinner in Chaylessan bov
ing first taken Richmond '''''
General Hays. the Provost Marsh,, .,
New York, says that there will be no ,3r,f,
mere. rs a few days recruiting will nom till
the quota ofthc city.
Il the commune OF Hure. near Ia p.o,,
France, IS vine loaded with 800 buncLs''
~ grape each being iren EIGHT to ten inches
| IN length. ''es
J., -'soT"SR steamer, the General Hunter
- 10 ~ Pc" eeStioy cd by tarpedo on a river
=. ~ .''iio'- :; will not do hereafter to saw
s 60 w. 'eaoes are incapable Of doing dam.
III. IL, fennsylvania Legislature ad;o:,,.no
on thursday, have passed nil the ;mnor,as.
as.s recommended by the Governor po.,'
branches meet again ON the 23d OF Auo,,s.
10 count the votes on the anfendraen. - 81
constitution giving soldiers the r;rht '4 ~
vote. i1snt to
Paper Is SO high that some Of the hc,v;er.
users arc going to try the effect ofi,nnar,;,.,ss
a stock. There is an abundance of RAYS e
lIie country, much Of which is stored avar
on speculation, but when paper begins -
come in from Europe, rags will fall and M
per will come down too. '1u pa
HE new two-cent piece which has beon
;eeoininenacd Tor the sanction of Congress-
= SAD to resemble as much as anything can
eoiu coin. On one side there i 49, ,'
u wheat, in the center of which Is q. -.a
~, cents, and around which arc IT, .psd
!; Im.eo states of American On ~. " s.s
s'us tnere y the shield of li,ees ~ oe2es
ne wodas9 seod on Tfust , ~ osafihs
4 $50 rs TaxgEs z.ssS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

r0..n assa sss .sssssso9 d n eesls sss4ya
lfb i ~ %4 3 sf1 .fFd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

.As the Ph~nix sisss fbem A1saahassfit lie FIRE.
yenate the ~ sieH md nv ereOnse disease
to- The Rejuvenating Elixir is the result Of
modern discoveries in the vegetable kingdom. be-
ing an entirely new and abstract method Of cure
irrespective of al the old and worn-out systen,s.
10" This medicine hiss been tested bv the most
eminent medical men ofthe day. and by them pro-
nnnnced 70 be one Of the greatest medical discov.
cries OF the age.
sss- One bottle will cure general debility
r. lew doses cure Mysteries in Females
~ one bottle cures Paptation Of the Heart
- From one TO three bottles restore the man.
illness and full vigor Of youth. F872
ssfg few doses restore the appetite
IL Three bottles cure the worst case Of I'm
potency.
| s-F few doses cure the low spirited
~ One bottle restores mental power
LEI few doses bring the rose to the cheek
~ This medicine restores to manly yieor and
| robust health the poor dcbilitated, worn down
aud dcspairug
iss- The listlcss, enervated youth the over.
| taskcd man Of business, the victim Of nervous de-
depression. the individual suffering from general
debility will all find Immediate and pcrinanent
relief BY the use Of this Elixir or Essence of liz.
| ~ Price So per bottle or three bottles for
81. and forwarded by Express, on receipt OF mo.
| ncv, to any address.
An such orders must be sen, to O. A. COOK.
Chicago, our General 4 gen. for the West
| Sold III Chicago. by Fl !LEK, FINCH F(TL.
! LER. Wholesale Druggists and By all Druggist,
6. 4. COOK. Chicago. General Agt
| for the States of illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin. lndi
nm. w. u. NaERvW1N 4 CO.
sole PROPRIETOR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
HAPPINESS OR MISERY I
THAT 1T THE QUESTION

THAT n TIE VUESTIUN
H'uE pROPIiETGls or THE NEW YORK
l. Museum and Anatomy Of Medicine have de-
terrnined, regardless Of expense TO issu. free
(for the benefit of suffering humanity FOUR II
their most interesting and instructive Lccturea
on Marriage and its diSquaifcations. Nervous be.
bil'y, Premature Decline Of Manhood, ladigas
ton, weakness or Depression, Loss Of Enefg,,
plaladies which result. from youthful folIies. ex
eesses or maturity, or Ignorance Of Physiology
and sat.lrc': Las,
These Invaluable Lectures have been The means
Of en'igh'en,ng and saving thousands, and will
pe forwarded Tree, on receipt Of four stamps, by
addressing Secretary. New York Muse,,m or
ANATOMY and Medicine, 6is broadway, New
York. aug3.ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

Is. NfE&sts 90
10 xbG gb ~ d Ill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
COATED.

u + \ 1. II u slx5AG ISIs> Isrcsc,v..
CERTAIN AND SAFE for the removal Of on
STRUCTlONS and the Insurance Of REG.
CLARlTi in the RECURRENCE Of
IN. MONTHLY PERIODS.
isy-Thcv cure ob,iate those numerous dis
eases that spring from irrcguiarity by REMOVING
the irrcguIarity Itself.
:, sas- They cure Suppressed, Excessive, and
Painful Menstruation.
s.sS- They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis,
~ They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections.
pains in the back and lower parts of the body
iiea'iness, Fatigue on slight cxcrti0n Palpitativn
81 the Heart. Lcwncss OF Spirits, Hystcria. Sick
Headache, Giddiness, etc, etc In a word by
removing the irregulaiity they remove the cause.
aud with II ALL the effects that spring from Il.
s.45- Composed of simple vegetable extracts.
they coniain:no'hing dcloierious to any constitu
tion, however delicate, their function being to
substitute strength for weakness which when
properly used, they never fail 10 do
80 They may be safely used at any aye md nj
any period. .'c,pf dgiagM, First Three NontAs,
during whicl, the unfliing nature Of their action
would intallibiy preeenf pregnancy.
~ All letters, seeking information or advice.
vii! be promptly, freely. and discreetly answered.
~ Full directions accompany each box
s-fy'' Price, 81 per box or six hoycs for az
~ Sent by mail, free of postage on recent
ofprice. ~
All such orders must be sent 10 C. A. COOK
Chicago our General Agent for the West.
Sold in Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH 4 Full.
LLl, Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists
G. a. COOK, Chicago,
General Agent for the States of illinois. Iowa.
lsconsIn, Michigan and Indiana
DM. W.. Il. MEERWIy Il CO.
sole 1'rOpriciOrs.
No 30 LIBERTY STREEr. New York.
For sale by all Druggists. mhlo.dlyAwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
From the Montgomery ADVERTISER.
3'e'ai;:ie sss>cr:sf GA ksrOes.i0s.s.

We learn from one Of The Savannah pa
pers that nu.i5er 81 white women. mostly
iriSh, WHO had : no visible means of sun,
pr. nade descent upon the stores
=. -dr. jao. t.iiland, on Congress Street !:
Ale ~ v { i. Mcintire, corner Of St in,
iien street, and Nj. Stroup on Bryan street.
helping nelnScivo, TO bacon and othc, art:r'
les The MessrS .iontire seeing the Cte
that awaited them. and probably fearing that
they m!sht be Invested of large amount of
goods. shared with them considerable
amount OF rice and sugar, which somewhat
appeared their demands. and .hcy dispersed
without creating any further disturbance.
Through the co,irtesy, however. of Sheriff
'",e, Two OF and ial.- were taken in c,.arr.
aad provided with apartments in the Lar.
racks '
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
NEW f. SECOND HAND
SA II ES
For Sale Cheap
AT
Ihc New York Safe Denot.
= William Street.
NEW YORK
D. B. CHAMBERLAIN.
Sizes and Prices Of Lilies Fire Proof SAT-.

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4gii3sga01
7'I.i sHls.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13
AiANHOOD,

A ND THE yIGOR or YOUTH RESTORED
"A il four weeks, b. DR.. RICURDS Essrscs
or LIFE Dr. Ecud tof pafls) after years of
earnest solicitation. has at length acccdcd 10 the
urgent request of the American public, and ap-
pointed IN agent in Scw York. for the sale of his
valued and highly priced Essence Of Life. This
..oadesfl agei!' WI restore Manhood 10 the most
shattered constitutions Ia hour weeks aud Is u.s.. 4
according 70 printed Instructions, fixture Is I'M.
possible. THIS life restoring remedy should BE-
taken by al about to marry, as its effects are per.
G.anest S,,ecess in every case tx certain
Pr HicgTdt Exsraee or Life u odd IN ca7ns
9Th FUR Instructions For use at 81, or Ijr d,,a.
titles IN nne for 81, and viii be sent To ai.y psrl
carefully packed, on rer~ips Of tarni.,anee ID NJ
Of stamps. PHILIP KOLAyIMl
Broome St, door west broadway. s. Y.
mci3- dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

The REBELS AND THE Pnrxc, n. q
army in Southwestern Arkansas have -.
Gently been rc-clothed with English goods
which had been received vic Mexico .na
Tens. 1t is said that Prices recent visit
70 Texas had this for its object. The place
q which these supplies passed was prob..
by Eagle Pass, e which point, from the
- esast, supplisg we've guarded BY French
x.xaMpsE fhfsss -
.,A .s4nrss ftass ;
.rslsa afsa a. -. sgoa d. g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-13

WE . ras sp,.9 y IN M pa l.as Irof var
ps. Day. q ss 81 aeaau sid EIlsDsss
10 ID do $500 do 30 assst q
s.seAsrs I'D Hotels 20 ~ sttssiys@ II ufgax
6,sr 1s''s y = peS 49, IS iogss,
a., !, = - - -r1xbs 10 @nS aoJ mo osz
I'll W. aa {, p saias r., st,ss.nssls
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
TnE NrAaAnA Cnurrnrrcr ~

THE NIAGARA CONFERENCE. -,
tempted interview OF several prnmiD.n.
gentlemen of the South with Presids0,
Lincoln At Washington. in r,ferencs n =.
honorable settlement Of the bloodv ana
useless fcud that has for three years h..
waged, although defeated by S-cre,,,.
Station, who IL charged with dic,,tiD.
the Presidents letter, reveals the Vr.'.
and acceptable fact. that the reslOrs,io~
If our glorious old Union Is both feasIhl.
and desirable, even in the estimation =
the seceded Sntes. That is q rAinbOv, Or
PROMISE, me tn~t we Tsv- Teen sfnce a..
fratricidal war began, and although ~
Lincoln has sem ct tn give It "ths eOla
Shonldrr." after authorizing Mr.. Grsel.y
To listen to the propositions Of these zen.
tiemen. to visit Washington. the DsOOl.
are taking it up, and will push il 10 +.
practicable solution. The people Of both
spcliOns are tired Of the war, and A., MI
ling to end it on terms honorable 70 ho,h
Many Of the ablest organs Of the Adm;s.
iStratiOn party. including the New Ywk
Tribune, the Times and the Evening pa.,
cenSure the President for declaring Tia.
hefore he will listen TO any terms n.
Southern States must agree to the to,.i
abandonment Of their system Of domestic
slavery. What right has Abraham Lin.
eoln. the servant If the people, to dict.,.
to the States that they cannot return ia
their duties IN the Union without Ar,
abolishing slavery Whist right has hs
to say the old Union shall not he "a.
stored! Does he reflect the A~n,;w.rt.
"f the American people ~hrn he teclar,.
that no slave State shall return 10 Ihs
Union - when he declares that the w,r
shall be prosecuted. nnt to restnre ,ha
Union. but I" abolish slavery! The Nee
York Commercial Adve' tiScr. q warm
>npInrtrr II the Administration. com.
III ntins m. the Prr>i l"nt'S l-it..r, says:
"Thr mAnif-s'" ~ Preaideni Lincoln to N.
NiaVsrA Peace C.'mmi--i"nr-rp, ~ 'to whom h
MA, concern, - rlicIitd universal eOmsaenI
from ,h- rr.ss II all parties thruxh.ut tAe
c.WRtrV. and. ~IIh E-~ sxc.piiOa.. the t,ne 4
| thai .I dSa,,I ruvAl ~ the gr"uhd taken bv ,Ns
President. A n.ajnriIy. eveu II the R~puAl
can papers. protest AZ list the Pr-sldeni's q ma.
! king The abandonment II slavery = sine ana
nm 'O the return "f tie rebel States 10 d
! Unpn
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

4CCLSLLAN CLUDs.- From every portion q!
our OOunty We receive the cheering intelligence
that the Democracy are active, harmonious
eoIhusiastic. and confident Of carrying thG
souuiy By handSops majority for the hero al
An'Setam. They are Organizing Mcclellan
Clubs aud winning to the good old cause many
who W0re led aatr1r BY the false promises oi
the AS"liti"niSiS. who professed 10 be friends
Of The Uni"a. willis they were secretly devo.
ting ell their energies to its destruction. Lin.
e"ln's letter. directed "TO whom It may con.
osrn" St Niagara Falls, wherein be declares
that the destruction of slavery. not the restor'
alton Of ths Union. 10 the 6rst object of the war
With hIs party, has undscsived Thousands, and
they ere Fallying 10 the standard of Mcclellan.
who "casriss the Gag and keeps step In the
music Of the UniOu." kcClellan's platform 10
brood enough and strong enough and patriotic
enough for all true Union men to stand upon.
u embraces In . single sentence the sentiment
Of every American heart-"The restoration Of
tbo Union and the preservation Of the COnStl.
tuition" Melt Tuesday evening the supporters
Of Mcclellan in thW city will meet 10 the The.
stsr for the purpose of organizing Mcclellan
Club for the campaign. All who are in favor
Of the Democratic Platform adopted at Chica.
60; all who are opposed TO the destructive and
trOasouabie doctrines Of the Abolitionis.s; all
who believe with Douglas, that "this Govern.
meut was made on the white basis By white
nos, for The benefit Of white mon and their
pOstOrity forever :" all Who wish to see the
UniOn restored and tha Constitution preserved;
Sll who love civil liberty all who deprecate .
military despOtiSm. to which We ere rapidly
drifting under LineOIn.-al such are cordially
isvisod to attend. Aud you. Democrats, who
were SeduOed into the ranks of the Abolition.
ISts BY deceitfnl promises; you, Who have no
sympathy with John BrpWnism you. who still
have lingering Affection for the Gith Of your
hthsrS; you who. in former times. slorisd Ia
Democratic victories. come tn the meeting
jciu the Club, and be once again in full fellow
ship with your old friends and party. Do %
sad the consciousness that you have acted .
patriots part will be sweet and lasting re-
ward.