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LONG AGO.


rrr-.s.i -.I
when at eve I sat alone,
Thinking ofthe past and gone
When the clock with drowsy finger,
Marx how long the minutes linger;
And the embers dimly burning,
80 Tel Of life to dust returning,
Then my lonely chair around,
With 3 quiet, mournful sound,
With murmur soft and low
Come the ghosts Of long ago.
One By one I count them DER,
Voices, that are heard no more;
Tears that loving cheeks have wet,
Weuas whose music linger yetS
Holy faces, pale and fair,
81 shadOBy locks ofwaving hair,
Happy sighs and whispers dear,
Songs forgotten many year,
Lips Of deWy fragrance, eyes
Brighter, bluer than the skies
Odors breathed from Paradise.
And the gentle shadows glide
Softly murmuriRg at my side,
TIL the long, unfriended day
81 All forgotten fades away.
Thus when am all alone,
E Dreaming DER the Past and Gone,
Come the ghosts Of Long Ago.
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Dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Dability, Dr..
Strickland s T5me-We can recommend those
suffering with Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion,
or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous De- :
bility, to use Striekland's Tonic. TITS a veg-a
etable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
it strengthens the whole nervous system; it
creates good appetite, and is. warranted to .
cure Dyspepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at One
Dollar per bottle. Prepared BY Dr. A. Strick-
and, 6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o. 600
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heir periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid.
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socted, they are held responsible til they have set
iled the bill AID ordered them discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places with
9utinforming the publisher, and the papers are
sible. rrv-fFE d
5. The Courts have decided that refusingt take
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lhg them unealled for, is prsaa faeie evidence Of
lntentiOnalfraud. -.r---... r..-...r
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WHOLE NUMBER l40.

spOl, but the street is called the Rue Victor
Cousin; the name has been changed, tho
house has been pulled down and vast cara
vansera erected on its site, and she has be-
come red-headed. Wonder after this that 80
many Of US are going crazyI ..r
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DLARRHGA AND DYsENTERY.-- I'VE have exc
amined great number of letters from some,
Of the most citizens Of Cincinnati and Coving.
ton, etc, speaking in the highest terms Of
DR.. Strickands Anti-Cholera Mixture for the
cure Of diarrhoea and dysentery. -The letters
are too long to publish. Mr.. Woods, ofCov-
ington, says he was pronounced incurable by
the best doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle
Of DR.. Striekland's AnH-Cholsra Mixture eff
ected a permanent cure alter suffering for
months with the worst form of diarrhoes aud
dysentery
Another says he was discharged from the
United States service after suffering in the
hospital for 8 months as incurable, and as a
last resource tried Strickland's Anti-Cholers
Mixture he got well directly and has now en-
tered the army again in good health. One
man writes he has cured seven or eight very, {
bad cases Of diarrhoea and dysentery in the
barracks he was in with one bottle of this /;
valuable medicine In fact we could 6ll half
our paper with similar items from these let .
ters. Why does not our Government secure
this valuable preparation. Our army ought
to be supplied with it. It is but a short time
since one of our men laid in a very low con-
dition at one Of our Cincinnati Hospitals, bis
wife was sent for, his doctors considered his +,
a hopeless ease. She, however, gave him
Stricklands And-Cholera Mixture and in
three weeks he was able to return home with
his wife to New Richmond, o. All these
cases right at home speak for themselves.
We hope all the soldiers will put bottle Of
it in their knapsaeks, If may save them or
some Of their comrades. 1t is for sale by
all respectable druggists. 1se- o. i---E7
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Cur storg-TtIIsr,
THE MURDER IN THR BOOH.
IRON THE NOTE BOOK OF AN EMINENT PHILADEL.
PHA LAWYER, LATELY DECEASED.

THE narrative which I present, I give
as find in my note book. 1t was taken
in almost the very words Of the murderer,
though net committed till next day for
the narrative had made a very powerful
impression upon my mind. The disap-
pearance Of the murdered man had excl
ted much conjecture as to his fate, but
the general impression was that he had
absoonded to avoid his creditors, and his
friends often wondered whether he would
ever return.
TIE MURDERER's STORY.
There we're five of US together-con-
stapt companiOns-fOnd Of women, wine,
and the dice box. We made love in
company got drunk together, and gam
bled for the same purse. A very slender
F-aF
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LET no Democrat be discouraged at the re-
suit Of the election, One million and half
Mcclellan men in 1864 insures three millions
in 1868-or sooner. Have faith-there's q
better day coming boys.
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DURiSs the last Winter aCont+aBaad''.1
came into the Federal lines in North Caroli-
na, and was marched up TO the officer Of the =
day to give an account Of himself whereupon 2
the following eolloquy lensued: ss-4ts lezrr
What's your name?" r-r-.---f.--
my names Sam"
lSan what?" --7 ina
.'GNo Sab; not Watt Use jist Sam. .H'o
whats your other name p s-a5
II hasn'tuO' oder name, Sab. Use SAM
dat's all a. r7--- ~ sre --,,
whats your masters name 2" -a-g7
Use got no massa now rmassa mined
away, yah yah ! Use a free nigger now.
"Well, what's your fathers and mother's
name?n
use got ro1e, sah--neber had none, rss,
jist Sam-aint nobody else" '-4
Haven't you any brothers and sisters?"
mo sah neber had none. No brudder,
ma sister, no fader, no mudder, no massa-
nothin' bpt Sam. When you see Sam you
see all dere iob u.s. . elztsE 10 licl1
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"TAs Sober Second rhoueht.s

THE Ohio State Journal in an article md.
the above title, is slightly mistaken about The
Empire. We thought its first article con-
temp'ible, aud we think so yet Our second
article proclaiming acquiescence in the sIec-
ton of the8th of Nov, was preciselv.i1 the
spirit of our first sober thought. This is old
Democratic doctrine. Mr. Lincoln has the
power over peace or war for the next four
years, and We recognize the fact But he has ?
the responsibility, too, and at the proper
time must answer for it. For the. present we 3
are quiet leaving him to his responsibilities.
As to the question .of "Inartyrsa We beg
leave to suggest to the State Journal that b
political martyr for free speech, ismucH more
respectable than a criminal martyr convicted 4
of fraud and swindling Such Aings kura no
one.-DaytOn Empire. '' - -- -e
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To SToP BLEEDNG OF TIE NosE.-Extraor.
binary as 1t may appear, a piece of brown pa
per, folded and place between the upper lip
and the gum, it is said, viii stop bleeding-os
the nose. - - -. 81 .---r
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GET your neighboys to subscribe for the
UKBAyA CEIoE. r..--..f
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
[Tlass's spooIal.1

WxsHngToS, May l8--l0P M-Dis-
patcbesjust received from our eorres-
poGdept at the front, dated Headquai-
ters, eight O'Clock last night, says the
rebels are in full retreat to the North
Anna River, with fresh troops in pur-
suit. .ASH 8aB HH4
Thousands Of prisoners are being
captured. anAa
l EIhe streams are greatly swollen in his
rear by the recent rains.
Supplies are reaching the army rap
idly
Our wounded are coming In very fast,
and are being sent to Washington. many
Of them without stopping at Federicks-
burg. Nestee
Some rebel cavalry drove in two com
panies Of the 22d New York cavalry and
two Of the Sd New Jersey last night near
fredericksburg. Some Of our men are
missing They made no attack on Fred.
erieksburg. They we're evidently after
orr trains, and al their movements
seemed to be for that purpose. We have.
as yet, lost nothing in the way Of wagons
except four ambulances, captured on the
Our losses Ia killed, wounded and
missing is estimated at $4,000, many Of
whom are absent without sufficient reas-
on, and cannot be counted among the
losses.
Grant viii crush Lee before he goes
TO Richmond II he has to use his team
sters to do il.
Weeaptdted over 5000 prisoners yes
terday and nearly 30 guns,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

NEy YoRk, May l4-The Times cor
respondence from Bermuda Hundred
dated May 10th, says that in the course
Of tie morning Gen. Butler received a
Gag Of truce from the enemy, signed bv
Gsa. sBashrod johnson, containing three
propositions; First, asking permission to
come into our lines, remove their wound
ed and bury their dead. Second. asking
an exchange of their wounded. Third
asking general exchange Of prisoners
To the 6rst Gen. Butler replied that the
work was already done. To the second
he announced himself willing, and to the
third replied that 40 exchange OF healthy
aud well prisoners could be effected until
the Confederate authorities acknowl-
edged, as prisoners of war, colored troops
captured by them.
On Wednesday the enemy made no
Demonstration, except to feel our pickeis
with their cavalry. Toward evening
there was brief engagement between
our gurboats on the Appomattox and
NE fertilization near Petersburg. a shell
an which blew up Gen. Gresham !
throN steamer, Brewster. Shells were
Tie oSptO the fort with great precision.
ing FIRE was feeble.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16
Progress Of the Great Campaign.
Further from Thursdays Battle.
The Victory Complete.
Brilliant Achievements Of Gen
go aui Sheridan -
$4,000 Reinforcements Gone For
So cs5 ward.
Lee Falling Back. Holly Pursued
by Fresh Troops.
One Of his Pontoons Captured:
1000 Rebel Prisoners at Belle
Plains.
Butler Receives a Flag Of Truce
uisa from Beauregard.
25. 900 ReinfOrcements Gone For
So c5 ward.
Lee Falling Back, Holly Pursued
10 BY Fresh Troops.
One Of his POntOOns Captured:
1000 Rebel Prisoners at Bell
Plains.
Butler Receives a Flag OF Truce
1fsl from Beauregard.
From washington
-. s.s.-e-rq .t

rHa 4tf Ataa hefHd'H special
WAsAfs0Tos, May Is. The boat which
left Bells Plain late this morning is just
in. Passengers bring intelligence Of the
result Of yesterdays battle IL lasted all
day, and Lee was finally driven ont Of
his entrenchmsnts to the river Pos four
miles. During last night the greater
part Of his army crossed that stream.
The GLORIOUS victory OF the morning was
thus rendered decisive and brilliant BY
the resultgin the evening,
Additional adyices from Gen. Sheri-
dan show that his has been a great sue
cesg Both the fredericksburg and
Richmond, and the Virginia Central
Roads, have been destroyed for miles
SigeIs cavalry, in moving down the
Valley Of Virginia, has tapped the Vlr-
GINA Central Railroad near Charlottes-
Vile % 4f1ar a9stlenHi
The Secretary of War, in his dispatch
yesterday, stated that the Government
was sparing no pains 70 supper. Grant
Tie energy displayed 10 this end is truly
c1minendable Since the battles Of the
Wilderness, and more particularly since
the army has been engaged in the yigin
ity Of Spotisylyania, reinforcements have
been rapidly sent forward Ten thous
and men left this city on Thursday, and
IL is stated that Sigel reinforced the
ArnY Of the Potomac with $1,000 men
There is every probability that the lossei
OF tbs army in the late battles have beer
greatly exaggerated. The reinforce
ments Of 10000 or more, referred 4
above, very nearly make up the army u
the same strength il was when il set on
on the campaign.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-16

NEw YoRK, May 1.-The Worlds
special from the field, dated the 18th, A.
NJ, gives further details of Thursday
great battle:
yThaopening was Q complete surprise
TO the enemy. Hancock moved st half
past four A. NJ, and gained their outer
most rifle pits. They then rushed on the
rebels with fixed bayonets and captured
about 5000 prisoners Johnson and
Stewart were both taken at breakfast
4S guns were also taken and brought Off
Theremaiuder, fifteen in number, we're
left just beyond our skirmishers, and
were fought for by both sides several
times The rebsls also attemptedto re-
take the rife pits. but were repulsed with
great slaughter sfas
The 9th Corps, under Warren, charg-
ed repeatedly against the enemys works,
but was unable TO take them. Our
troops gained and held three lines of
rifle pits additional to those captured on
the field. w
The Worlds Washington special Of
tbe1Bth says near dark our center, for
the hrst time, occupied Spottsylvania.
Our plekets sentword that Lee was fall
ing back on the roads running straight
to the Pc River and Peuny's Tavern at
seven o'clock this morning. 1t said that
Warren came up in the pursuit in time
toeapAnre on of lees pontoon trains
The rebels, however, we're on the south
side OF the river.
Prisoners state positively that Lees
army is entirely worn out and perfectly
reduced by his tremendous losses.
wAsniNeroN, MAY 13th-Midnight
To Major General Dir :;
A dispatch from the Commissary OF
prisoners at Belle Plain announces the
arrival there of over !, 900 prisoners in
elading 400 officers, with Major General
Johnson
[Siguedl EN-. STANTON,
fe Secretary of War.
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Time Express
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This Express rs now READY ron
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, 1864-08-27


ispccil Dispatch to tie chicaeo TrIbRne1
SPRINGFIELD. Friday, Aug. 26.
Tne cd infantry, Colonel True, arrivedat Nat
toon today, and will b. furlougard tomorrow By
Lieut. Montgomery.
Goye1uor Yptes has received the report Of Col
Ftspk Il. Howe, agent for the Illinois soldiers IN
New York. Thc 1erp,t irc1udes Ill the sick nnd
wounded soldiers who hare been admitted to the
hospital in and near the city mp to April 1tt, toge
ther with rueh 81 have been transferred, re-
trrrcd 10 duty, discharged AID dead. The report
viii be published in 1eH days.
General II. Z Paine, co1,uaut,ng this military
district, has iust issued the folio @iug order;
HEADQUARTERS D1srEcT or lI11Ko1s,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL., aug. = 1854
GzEEA1 oan1Is Nc: s-cornra1ssioaed 9A.
ibis dist1c1, on leave or duty, more Than hTe day
and not a:tach.d 10 n'.d Present Win the1t feE1'
1rc1t or companies, Will, ct tte expiration q! 1Fe
Guve after their arrival report by irttcT to these
headquarters.
Euw:cn I. DANA, Lieut.. aud H. a. A. g.
C.M. Smith. Esq, OF Springfield hns donated
e1co to TIC Treasurer OF Tic Ssate Sanitary fA1r.
f,o1ioc TO be one Of one thousand citizens who
will each contribute that gun.
g. an. ". Palmer, Of Chicago. douate one
pa,.per's nret premium horse hay rftchiork. worth
SO. Who next! A besutttul bed spread. made
q V1ssiata IN 1:c, OF cotten s1o~u in The sine
to :he Communication. to tc ysfed fur q: dollar
vote, e. and presented TO Grn. Grant Sherman. Or
some Other diriineuiehed faan Jet to be naoafd,
wlo may receive tie highest nuu,esr 81 votes.
Iicut. c, -. payey, Of tac s1th Illinois tc5f.
meut % who Les betn N Libby Pflzon silce Apf,l
Goth, 1ses, at which t,E'c he was cspturs9 WIN sa
Stle}cht's command. was on the 3sa OF May pnt
in corc confinement with three Others 10 b: tle!1
az nosteres lor four keliucky hnsawua"Ecre Who
n1e On tfinl 1t Fort Johnsnn. Efforts were beng
| toade for bis Eclcasc yestcr'ny
| sl5,ou1 In subscriptions 10 the 3l0 GoTe1nnent
|
, 1864-08-27
FHep SIT. LOUIS.
Missouri E1ntc and Gc1.erh1 NeEsa-

lEpec11l Dispatch 10 The Ch1caoo Tripnne.}
sr- LoC1s, Friday, Aps- 20.
Col. VIM. Weer, 10Th kausas, hiss been tired By
court martial in this city, on charges ofswLding.
uuo51ce1ike conduct, dtnnke1neea. &C. while on
drty, and sentenced 10 be dismissed the service.
The parole OF Hobt. N. Rentek, Preaidcnt Of the
Democratic Central Commlttee, has been SO fa1
extended as to allow hlzn to attend the Chicago
Convention.
James z. Kirby, citizen, is to he ehot in this
r,ty m the ed Of next mouth, for violating the
l.r. xnd customs of wsr Eusc Kis.y, tor v1olat-
;np the osth Of rllegtance and Joining gueras, Ia
"a he shot at the tame time and place also Capt,
u. q. watkins, Of the rebel 1rmy,
James 4. Yeatman, President o. 1ae western
Wemnhir. on the way 10 DnyalF Glud and Little
1tocI y hen the recent raid took place. zoe rep
+! els took them psieopers and Slole Ar. 1eatman
watch and Cranch's bootf. and E,:lessed tas sss-
tlsnlt1 1audtng they ere not officers OF the srny
/ The DemocI ats OF this city. which is ~ ponu ~
cal barometer OF the State, are hayin. deFu o.
time amobG tnc1neeivea. they ere uta!lus mAe - =
osstli Of asee aud c1ts, cnd tar} oy a i,sr -
Ihcy are t,citS 10 ecnd two deleeatio9e 70 tae
Ch!ca.o Conytnsion. II GonLlc-batTel.ed ds!esauon
In fac: oIc to tire off Conservatism and the otne.
C!Avha, bu. If The indications hold cooa Ioe
Everybody will iuu:h.
Col. Fletcher received d,spstch at DeSoto, On
tne eltl, that squad OF bushweackec5 had tits
nrcrluCe! hight II led nnu ne Potn=l, formerly
fame night eight rebels entered The little town O.
/ Webster and sto3c 4 lot OF goods. The fanc
i pand robbed IN iron fnr.ece west Of Pat+,si.
Col. Fletcher collected twenty thirty cltizcni
1.ess to ,epel su expected :ttsck upon that II
{ 1.ne.
, 1864-08-27
ZEE wAR An GEORGIA..
x,ates. from Gen. shermanss Opera"
f1on1.

E,w YORK, Friday. Aug. eG.-The Hzra1ds
sntrIs from Esshyi1le, 2lth, esys: Cert2in opera
tivpf IN iii. department await anticipated fe:u!s
The Chattanooga Gazette. Of the 2sd tnsta9t, re-
no1tn thr Tebr! General Wheeler at stoarts Land,
31r ~, tt,e H,th init hefe be ATTACKED, capturcl
aid murdered tie coloted saffis ana uea1!y ~
White lstorcre lie deetroy ed camp ol y,a
wseons, killing one white eo:daef ano one "u1'e
cittxcp. .u.,+ =, tta 9sd
1eforts General Dodce sill nlise. po1 esns1toue1
wounded. TIE army is Inactive. ,n.. ,.-.,t.,.
CINCINNATI, Friday, Anc. s'tn.-ano
eu.1eepouctnt with Gen. Sherman sa1s: 4Aa,-
al The rebels Rt ou1d conclude 10 l9slsu ,n,nn
cherished clts to he Federal troops@ tae Iaa.
prevails that It will Re only to mate moie
FtIate and decided etand ut the Vi lase OF Eap
tcur et. HileR fonth of their presenl toesn@4 ~ ~
This Itaec the Junction - formed bst"es9 n-,s eng
eon aud A}ort1nne1y Railroads. where it is sapuJ
ed much more formidable works both nt1ta.1 ~ a.@
ant,hcial are located The ts Of Atlanta
commanding General as q desaraotc
military position. Fad the object oesa u
eoeiT The capture Of that place, the
tnYtter would la1e been concluded long ago, ios
there hEa not been a Gay for The past four |teas
whco our nrny could no: hare occupied It b. oos
of lie mott simple norEnents known to m1nIat3
men. But Sherman doe. NOT waut Atlanta, unless e
10 ran nleu recc1Te l1ooie whole aru1y within hsf
lines es prisoners cf vsnr. Nooc well understands
t'nr copiaudtr's min ofjecs.
0nr ioeyes during the pant Of :he month Waicl
h,x naseed arc comparatively s.1a to those whlef
Esye been Inflicted Upon the rebels.
, 1864-08-27

ispec!al Dispatch to the cnicaco Tribune.J
DEs MoNEe, Iowa, Friday, Aug. Is.
The reports Of Indian depredautns teleg7apaed
you yesterday arc confirmed Hon. Caleb Bald
win, in letter dated at Council Bluffs, sd, and
addressed to the Governor, ssys the people all
sloug the line Of roads west aud south Of Fort
Ecerney hare been murdered. Travel has hcen
stopped. ard ceu12rto1a have taken of their
Five CT eix Of the citizens Of Council Blufts, on
the way to Denver, have been killed
Last night 20 cattle were crisen on by the 1nai.
a1s ,vselse miles from Omaha. Tbs, people Of
Omaha bare closed all their bus1ntss houses, and
the r1estest excitement prevatls-
Judge Baldwin appeals to the Conveniently TO
take im.nediate and effective measures for the de-
fepse Of cur Western border, but thinks INIT sotne
pt the reports maJ be exaggerated
Itisreported On au1toritS SAID to be cred1ted,
thst party OF hostile 1ndtaIs were on Taesthy
last within aeven miles Of Omaha. NEBRASKA Te:71-
md @sng ss To- as "a bT psnae
arson, murder aid general drSasfotson., n the
1amc connection 1t ia reported that s,ns thgasana
al1xe5 Sioux moving +so~u the MtssoaF1 E1Fef+
On ibe Nebraska side, u Join lit first named party
Al business IL reported suspended at onaaa
md general panic prevailing. The family q!
Governor sAundc1s, nf Ncbraeka Territory. passed
through here to-d4y, bound cast@afa, naslng het
Omaha On account c3 TIC appseaenaeo 'oo'1''l
ITAy1.gcn1u. kanras~ Angnst 25.-senatot
Fnncro7 hae teleezaphed to Governor heafaet
eng ior 70 ave ifs 1he indar
denredations arc lDnrly becoaiag mure e1teut!Fe
| aud kat q formidable conspiracy now exist'
| amonr uonf ttibee thu, t1yc coi4biuea 70 'nusde'
I'll the whites OIL thr FEt1us. The dossfnof ~
uudc- all the sseist1uct IN his power and fnilF g.
oEeIate with the Federal authorities IN protecun;
| 1he western border.
, 1864-08-27
AN IOWA PEACE NEE TING.
Their Message TO tic Chicago Cou-
reution.

peace meeting 9as held at Montczan1a, PoTe-
shIek county, Iowa, fer days eince, At Which
the following resolutions were unanimously adop.
ted:
Eet1lred, That ne win be eoEe1nea BY tne foI-
i. Thai naless she coming Chicago Democratic
ward, plain, out-ana. oat peace platform. without
eubIru1ty as clearly anti-w Es the English Ian
rrare Tan express II, and then dominate candl-
dotes sor President aud Vice President men whose
yf: WE WI III fRE' ZEE TaE ha25a1: Fa ie
TIQN AND CANDIDATES IN HELL RATHER
THAK VOTE Fur THE CANDIDATES or
SUSTAIN THE ACTION OF TIE CoNVkA-
:. While the onls correct way OF making candi.
dates is 70 make straightforward platform. N
main, simple lanEua:e presenting principles then
fhoec priucfrcs, st at the present time tae1e aIe
such T. 1hoE L e2e 9e SeT
hampshire, Wall, Of New JerseE, va4iEnuiG9tt:n'
nf OhIo. uetsie, Of MARYLAND, anu Long. OF o9to,
whnm ne would accept on their record as plat
form. H.. ..o ro,,aoo f,ou.
rs,tion sail make thorough and-"ar noa'na.
t;nn and let ALL such Democrats, or psesendea
nemocrate as do net subscribe thereto &c stl7iG.
! nVrr 10 The aboitiopisss, soul and ofeecnes-lne
SCORER Ne are rid Of Ill such wb1ts ttasn ;sh
i. ..Any peace is more honorable than o'snon'
ossoi9 " cherish stronc hope inst the Chicago
| renv.nfion will make such a noninstson a. ~
.,1srs demand therefore VIC shall for tae p!shtu -
hnehand our time and means until We kno* taf r.
run 1 - 4rst Couyentton And In the event OF mel
t, sl.t T.. sItne candidates fiuctuFed with Waf W'
ho.. ant ~ The eternal God that we W1i co-opesst
sr,th any hoi5 Of men to nrlng te1ofe 1as. peop'
ior Their sufragts soaAo aou-"at e7Ao'04s"'