, 1864-09-02

Quu6Wka. henderson To. --..... Monday+ Stpt23
Rock Island, Rock Island 60 .Wednesdsy, Sspt. IS
Hd~urdHv.1'e. hAdi.un Co.. Friday, Sept 30.
Bcl,vtlle, st. Cl.is u. ........- Saturday, Oct.
ION. EpBUELHk COLRAK,s AP.
FolNTMENTS.
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.AV0tAGEA1 .9ALulQAy. 1a-l y. ~.
Ek@ DORA sxC HEBELA IUa AND
OWL WAh.
The EorLberu elements of opposition to
the Government haEt met to make sut their
caso against the administration of Abraham
Lincoln. They have said what they deemed
It necessary to s.y, and have left uasaid
what they deemed 1t polite to pass orer In
hlcnce. As much, boWever. Ia to be learned
from what they tasr left unsald a. from
what they have 6aad.
l. They bave bot said that since the last
Democratic Convention met At Charleston.
the Democratic. party, ss there represented,
WIS defeated at the polls, On faIr election,
and. upon beirg 10 defeated, they rebellod In
every State whuss State government theJ
had tho power TO control
Q. They have given significant indications
that, If defeated in the next election, they
will lead the remaanlng States into rebel.
uoa' 60 ~ 20 lucy c~a eoa1fot 'ne@-
D. Anes u1sc atte'eu "o "otuol eonoemha~
.on VI o.os ~ " '1e seoel11on.o Oh denial OF
~ pfinc'taee VI " "ppoeit'on 10 tue success
Of ita leaders. Such \ condemnation, how
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s;hl1it, for all tha. The uDennc.,t;c,, -
1r.s donn dnrjnr the eam. nerjod nn,e.. a, ~
lave at least tho courage on this theIr frat
ourortun1ty to do 30. To donv and r.nnd,,,a
tho action OF the southern wing OF that
Uemocfatc party WHICH *Att AZ ChAtle5ton.
They have nat done 70. For anght that We
o,n aasur-d IN +f,u eontr.r. hv ~. ,h3..x.
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e, W. s"o So. "e ~ suo Oo.no'
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=. N.Y. 4o4l 'sos -" a. rep
1easoleu w 1o' oemoeta.'e eoaseaton ~
Chasieeson' ars SUI actang Ia uninterrupted
harmony ss'L DAVIS asks 10 be let alone.
TIE Chicaso zoe ven aon asks for az armis-
nee. ."aeh means ~ ielnes nlu .1one. 1en DAVIS
asks peaee. ine caeaso convention DC.
u1anos enA. VIC enAu t''e III" Peaee' aao
,os1, poo. "!'nou. aseo%paa,1ee toe demand
" ous "o,s y. soaue".'yno .,s W .aelsoe1 Or
VIZ. - - - 49,. $500 ~s- .'a 49," y. -. ~
n..n ~ " - 49, 1...'~, r.. ~. o'e'aueu.r .u'
W." w., ~ ~ -. s'..s '''o =. t"e m' 'oisea
al, al .a uon + ~ .@'o. 1uet ua'te
mA4 .1S W. ~ eua'E.t up'n abraham
Anco!n. ~ tnie .e 1ne oh'on parry charge
upon ne reoAs ~ao were The Southern wing
OF the Democratic party, aud now TINT the
Northern wing Of tast party, though met for
tue hrst time during the <ar for M authorl-
tasive declaration o. Ihei5 Rf92sdFrn13-t n the -.
~ u-tz anence' .e en,,,o reen,,s,h,,;t-
oelnons "e ~. 1T Nor,bero VIM a. sra.:.
equ1s upDu ~ res c11ue, We are wiling to
soaaes aaesots...neps,tflitg VI of tue losses fnnIc,ra
oes1 III aEe rebel sr1nies. We did 1t all in d.
fonce Of the Union. But the Democratic
party Of the South, who fomente1 and nra.
aided over this rebellion, must bo morally
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