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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-07

Mcclellan Of bis uom'uatiuu. met this
afternoon at the ST. NIchola. Hotel
Nearly all Of the members Of the com
mlttec were present
At one O'Clock the committee LEFT the
toic. aud proceeded iu carriages 10 the
mansion OF General Mcclellan 10 Thirty
first street. where they were received by
the General and Colonel Lansing After
fhe ceremony Of Introduction and brief
interview, the committee presented 10 Ten.
eml Mcclellan copy OF th" proceedings
oi The Chicago Convention, and "a letter
advising him of Ai, nomination
The General accepted the domination.
and h. letter TO that effect viii probabl,
be formally presented Ia the Committee
this evening. Besides the Committee. q
large number OF other gentlemen visited
GenguI Nct lelnn among them we're
Auga-te Billings. Peter Caggrr. ptsu
Richmond, and others.
orange \ j Sept 8 ls6A
Gentlemen ! have the honor to &C.
know edge the receipt OF your letter in
forming me Of my nomination, BY the
democratic National Convention recently
assembled at Chicago. as the candidate at
the next election for the Presidency Of the
United State.
Ii is unnecessary tor ne 10 say 10 YOU
that this nomination came To me unsough'
! am happy 10 know that when the uom
natiou was made the record of my pub.
he life was Kept In view The Effects Of
a long aud varied service 10 the army
during war ard peace has been to strength.
en aud make iudclible TO my mind aud
heart The love and reverence for the Tni0n
Constitution. law, ard Tag OF our country
impressed upon one 10 early youth These
hUiu. have tins hf guided the course Of
9y l''e, and must couilGuc 20 do so until
o.. end
The cyisiuc. % more Than oue Govern
We4i over The region which once owned
opg Tag is Incompatible wish the peace
Che power and Tie hsppiues. u The peo.
pie Tile preservation oi our | niuu was
the sol. aN0Wod object tor which the war
Aas commenced II should have b,rn
conducted Tor that object only, and in ac-
cordsuce with those principles which I
took occasion 20 declare IN active service
Thus conducted the work 70, rccouciia-
ton would have been easy, aud We might
have relpri the benefit OF our many
vctnrle, ~ land and sea The Union
was originally i1rBtd hy the existence Of
spirit ui Cancellation and compromisp
To restore and preserve it. thc SAM spirit
must prevail boz our councils, aud iu the
hearts uf tic urUU.r the fHpsfHhH-bmprf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-07

Gen Hooker advises election % McCcI
lan
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-07

Tins Brs1 Acr or 10. vg. Thomas A
Il Nelson larmcF mcnhe' Of The Federal
Congress. aud nov leading Union man
of Tennessee. but who denounced Lincoln
for issuing a@ proclamation freeing al. jhe
slaves OF the South gave Browulos a
severe whipping with a cane IA Knoxville
short time since, Tor which he was arrest
ci aud thrown into prison.
, 1864-08-27

were IN favor Of peaee. He had no
uced that the Republicans we're equally opposed
With the Democrats to the draft. Give Us Demo-
cratic Administration, and in less than three
months peace would prevail throughout or bor-
de1r. The country must haFe peace. and the OILY
way to anire at thst desired end was to elect the
Democratic candidate. One fea :on why the Dem
ocsais should euppost the candidate Of The Coa-
might Eearch hell over and theT could not find /
woTre President than Abraham Lincoln. Whon
this var is over. he would not give pinch OF
enurfor the 5.s0s and the 114es now h0arded by
the rich.
III Cozzcrs. orEew YORK, followed in the same
judre Alexander, of Kentucky, followed In
epeech. the burden OF which was peace, armis-
tics. &C. He was folio wed by Col Carr, OF Tenn
eprnhia.
StIll the crowd c,lled fos speeches Several del.
eeatcs addressed the unsat!eded throng and mid
night waa part before the .sereat taIk' suh.ided.
Our reporter gave mp the uttempt to chronicle their
proceedings In disgust.
TIE POLICE.
UnpIe7eant rumors of contemplated violence
dn1fnr the set1ug Of the Convention having gained
considerable circulation, the Boszd of Pottce Oam.
fi8elencrs, at their session yesterday. passed an
order setting forth tha. such fears were groand
1ese, TINT no breach of the peace Was likely to
occur, and that ample preparstiona had been made
to meet every emergency. large force of spe
cia!s were sworn N, and the Mayor etAted that he
had conferred With the commandant at Camp
Douglas and had been promised the prompt assist
nnce Of the military Nerc Ia case of necessity.
, 1864-08-27
= Illinois and mtchf.nn Canal.

IHQEElA UAEAuC4 % E1e Cu1C1EU II3uUEEJ
BE1D1xPoEr, FRIDAY. Aug. 2e-7p.n.
CLEArZn<.Imperia2,L Lockport, 60 bills salt Is bbls
-four, 400 feet lumber; Ok Leaf, Joliet 65ss9 r.
lumber, 50 eco 1ath; Q. F. Gale. Lemont, VS. Cur
nee, d: Advance. do: Resoute, 90 +. A. Leo1aGd,
lasse, 50 hr1s SALT 2e91 It lumber, l5o1 IT timber
sss posts; Prairie Chief. Lnsalle. sl.9 It lunbe1
Lone Star, Ls.alle, 40 # lumber: Union. Laaae
As7s r. lunher !sa # thes, ~ eeo shngles; o:to-
VIZ OttaFs, $500 telegraph posts for lockport
Ftcrtt Queen, Ottaws. lpa hrs SAT- for Morris; e,
Brrunsm, Jolitt, u cords tsn bark.
AERIyTp-Ausnts, Las1lle, SO toes coal; Contest.
MorTIe HCeQ bu corr, $500 hu oats, $50 bu wtoAt'
1900 lbs teeds; q. @. Lom1s. Leuops, 50 yarda rub
bic StQue.
, 1864-08-27
Milwaukee MHskct.

IEpets4f U1hEItcN 10 EI7 VUls sHAU I.Iu1ueJ
MILWAUKEE, Friday. Aug Is.
F1urR-NSrket very ns11, but vithon. decided
charge. .-... ....
WnrAT-Receipts to-day, l5.0o bu. Market &c
higher ssles tha no1nia< were-1o so bu 20 1sprtng
in store at fe1e soc bu do, delivered to-..y at
s2IBX, al6p bu DC, aelleta option NIL month. At
e20'h scoo bu do kellers option till September 5th
at xsnsK; 2s0 bn do. bu5t1's option NIL month, IT
$40; 400 bu do. delivered Monday, st sa.o; sfoo
bu DO, buye1's option this week ant next, No IN
entih, at xet0. ra}es en 'ChaDEa were-,o.aao hu
errttaip etofe at tatsk siaE 6u a. fresh, as to
EEth's, 1t tt.01. MArSst easy this evening. aal,s
Vert-2t5U bn No d. $et3. Data quiet. aud dealers
anaxt-tFlth kaIcs Of old. delivered, at &c.
EernSnotlioE dntn.. bur hela higher. Bye SAD Bar
PnoyfEioss-Mtts rcrk IL had htche.. hu1 quoted
ut 9lOLsl e.. bulicr hardly 80 Csm, ind quoted at
tAEf i0r fnr NsGIh.
, 1864-08-27

Interested tn the growth Of German EFausetlcal
frLtce, anuem. Come one lun I'll. .. ...
The Blne Island Asetre cars convey persons 70
Maxwell: street. The eHctrty ts a ft1,ll one, aNu
deserves great credit for It's zeal and lbes Atty.
-R1n'a TEMPLE Or Arsi0.-To stranger look
ing in at Reeds Temple OF Mntic, On the corner
Of Randolph and Dearborn etrceta, In McCu1.
miet's marble builuing, 1t wpu1d eesu to be q
warehouse OF pianos IL bond, Whiting for maE-
ket, 60 numerous are the instruments trom the
best New York and Boston makers. piled in tiers
through the triple store. But this would be mis
take This is ooly Mr. Reeds ordinary etocR
ard from sueh au assortment he 1raiatasns bic
prominence In the trade. Last year he cold ne
tween tour and i've hucdred p'snos. organs ana
tutlooeons. The reason Of his success ia because
he buys his pianos for cash, and offers the. pt5
chater choice from among the best msaers IN the
county
"THE GREAT MABs MEETING At AURORA
The friends who contemplate attending 1.-THE
great Union demonstration" next Saturday, VIII
find an abundaacc of refreshments o. thee 'oands,
sr3s,h tn1sishsa BY the ladies' OF ths sod1'fs AID
AID TO so1D1EHs' FAall1Es.-A mass meeting
will be helG on Sunday evening 1T Bryan Hall, to
sof!iers Chaplain McCabe and other interesting
sneakers will be present. Let there be Al over
noNlnQ honse.
AIusEun.-The Lecture Boom viii opeu this at.
tcsnoon for the regular season at * o'clocx with
three frat csaas p,eccs. The eccentric Loita
ana the tdnseust, Mlsa Jennie Hight, will both
appear The Will men from Dofneo are now on
exhibition at the Museum.
BUnGLAHr.-The store Of Alexander Jsuczews-
kAy, ee4 south Clark stsect. Was broken open on
Thursday niqht. and 1argo quantity Of valuable
property etolen.
C1rY NEws.-Ou The in1ide OF this Issue will be
found eeyersl tteme Of city news, crowded out OF
their ueual place by the reports of meetings.
EecArRD.-A rebel prisoner escaped from Camp
Douglas yesterday, but WAS recaptu1ed before he
had unng a mile.
, 1864-08-27

B4U0I0 MdfAbIs -
BrrYA1o, Friday. Aug. Is.
F.ous-Filusf and In fair demand
GRAIK-Nhtat-Eo 2 choice EnicAko ssllne, asls-
Q[6 No. SOC.
WHIsKI- S163- .yvho,+ a,..corr
lyc: o4ta, 12c. .,,s .,,.. --t..+ IA .o~ I'm I.
rrrc srd nsts s74l bu: rye. u, Is bu-
CaSsi ESyolrs-WheaE, 80 80 nu cosu U.S. ,sea bn;
~ e.. IL bu.
, 1864-08-27
112.OO0 PRIME CIGARS

AA@sVVV Il
AT AUCTION.
ts1s' in9tlou Ecc1ar. N poru4nd Blacx. cor.
cI Dearborn eoe Wash nesonsss
$4,000 FL sol Cigars.
$4,000 MnlnkoE Cigars,
10000 Ill ka1obo Cigars,
$4,000 1c1 Sci Londres CiGn1>z.
suSepess6t WA. Z. BUcrRR3 CO.. Aucs'rs.
EEEsH STOCK OF PERFUME
Il A3. jest received from Eew York,
AT AUET1ebN.
Cu MpNGAY. August eoth. st ok O'Clock, Mt But-
iers Ans'i2n E9o9s; y Ps1tszd sicek. corner ef
out reee1Ve, Tor cash.a
FRESH STOCK OF PRRFU nERY,
jus receiv6a fsom Esv 7oIk. sons,sips Of .p1a!n
Z 5ffia sSsp; e 1
10 E@ULAK SATURDAYS
La, SALE .-Hsusebcld ~ nt'nye. Piano Forte sIl
yer'plated Ware. Horse. Harness. FaEiE Carllage,
N' Ar AUCTION,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 9TH, AT91z O'CLOCK,
nef Of DssrbnTn and Washington streets.
Hausehold 40 ods-Co stttllag Of = lH.ea aud gen.
sfiverePia1sd % wuv--sueh as sess OF pc.ort, Mo
n sse, sns rrsls 59ss ~ r. nss s e.
AT11 O'CLOCK.
1 1nq ia es:s @scd bea aas Flo
nsrble bed o. comp1e;e G and tn perfect order.
I a rs
In every ~, and stte q a tricks. Can bs seen It
as!sss SSs se ,R % & ~
best msteria lfett double harness. fsr carriage i
ssas ao ao st1 f9f.s kesssaes5 f
auG.5p61t3t Aucuoneeia.
, 1864-08-27
ph3.adeIrhln n1urk ct.
put1AnKtrurA. Friday August u

Pu11ApRtpnrA. friday August ~.
F1ouR-Advaneed, With sales Of fsm1ly At $l2os9
-IGueArE-wbeat-sa1es Of wtsat at$tSlH for neT,
snd fed ut $aG5e2.7p Corr ntm. With yeuo* n sl7.
ard nIfIfd d vt S1 81. Oats lover nt4G.
Ps1RuIEUM-Crudc, 49@s6c; rennea II oohe'
Sia6.c. ,.,,,n
, 1864-08-27

NEW ToBK. Ftl1sy. AuEus: -.
co7yox- Dali ind 2a2Ac lower. 1t slssaa-5' for
FIona-Stste and Wes+eru opened 1t ieet3c algh.
er, but c:osed Gull with :mpsoxensn'' NJ e.oia tof
Stats II: .95tAE .sofos ri ii o. - ., ea,<.,, CO
WHDNT-HEavy s7d inHnr. sslcs O. *l'ssH3.1ss
10. 6tate, t1 1s24i-e4 for Nease1n;.. 9Th e,- t.-
msnd, but closed du WITH hoidsSs alsposed p 70 r.
altza 1T restt.dsys PRICES: Sx25@t - ~
anhef MiIv%ukee: s,sa: IS for Fibi. = tea:
CotS-opered bettsr but closed caa ~ osts'ae Aof
OKTs--ueavr and 1owes At 95c t2r Efstesn: TIl
su0A-Ve7y Quies a. 2Qs9ss@s8 1os e"oa 'Aose'7a-
CO.
, 1864-08-27

Eew York money aud Stuck a1nskct
new TonK. FrteaT. Ars. s.
Moxpv-st.sov at nor cent fcr cs,Iloans,
GTrEL1H0 EIcuANdE-Hesyy Ind l2*eI AZ zia9I6
for currency. ,.n - ,-r,r .-a AVA.
sTccsEu s.se,. 20 coup :ns: ~: 90 ysar csL-
n. Z. C.. 10: aud.en III Resdlng II; ~: M CaGtFa'
Scrip. is: M. g. las: n. H., Is: 'i& t. l.
Y1n, y, 11e.
, 1864-08-27

All the Worlds a Stage. and all the pso-
pie merely players, and ne eurmise that a large
portion ol the players thereon muat be using that
Justly proper preparation for the teeth, Fragrant
Sozodont" from the immense demand there Ia for
that article. Wen It only proves that we are be-
coming wiser and wiser every Gay. for It tru'y mes
Its n that Ia said In its laror, the most defghtf1
convenient and eflcac!ous beauttfer and prsserver
Of the teeth the Y orld erer produced AL drug
cists and Persuniste FELL It.
auGa33 p4s2 2t'rU TuUs&SAT.
w Di.e4see Of the nervous. Seminal, Urinary
and sexrsl s5etems:-News sad re;ishle Treatment
in reports of the Howard Association. Sent by
mall IN sealed letter epyclopes, tree Of ehntse-
Address Dr. J. 5klEnn Hcus shton, Howard Asso~
ciatioa, Nc, 3 South Ninth strest, Ehi,adslehts.
Pa. 1T1-aa5ss"S3o
~ uouee and Sign Painting, Caletninlng,
Glazing and Grainu9. Paper Han;ines and Win
dow shades selling ai wholesale and setat at New
York prices. F, Z. Rugby, 50 Randolph street.
Boz 5s3. 1y2fnG33ln
METROPOLITAN Hall fe Apnt.-TLie Rau
IL to rent for aI the p1rposeu fer Hhice such balls
sfe ordinarily used. Terms Ho<esat.; Apr]icf-
tlors car be made st tbs oNce, adjoining the en-
trance to the Hal ,e10hes(-u
, 1864-08-27

.ves.rla raised Eetrol1
(spec,sl pispaten 70 tho Chicago Trsoo0rl
pnr1o,1, Friday. Ansn.s:S lSA.
TF-Rrjg Globe: tcbra DOLPHIN HLaNaEs WANG
Dowa-BArk Wirtiow. .L.i.iti InTifgio!et Witeh;
Wtdh ~ uthNtF*,
, 1864-08-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

k8~ To show that our Government does not
forget the services Of ita noble sonB, who have
served it, call attention to the faet that Car
etn,ncht Observation-Disclosures Diy. n. D.-has
jnet opened a Government depot OF Artificial Legs
for soldiers in The new Post 0Mca block opposite
the Post Office in this city. the same commission
St. Louis, cincinnatf, Rochester, N. r.. and New
York city. Soldiers who have lost legs Ia the
vice are supplied gratis, b7 addressing the Com.
missioner, Douglns Bly,, II. D., at the nearest
depot. aug27-p772-1t
, 1864-08-27

q Reasonable Family Aentedv-Chole-
r Morbus. summer Compls:nt, Cholic. Sour Stom-
ach. Diar,bna, and all affections ofshe bowels In
ctdtIt childhood at thls season OF the year, are
It alays lhe irritation and Gains the action Of the
stomach and being pleasant to the taste, ia readi-
" taEen By children. While 1t may be given with
cutile safety to 1l[Ants 1t yet ncss promptly and
thorouehls, when adEntslsteted according to di
rectiops. to either children Of adults Sold BY
Dsuepists everywhere. aug1ss- -p353-3t~n # j.
, 1864-08-27

Atle o'clock last night, Rev PETER VD0WD,
pastor nf st. Jal1eAt Catholic Church. C8rvit1e.
, 1864-08-27

3
English French and American note ana othet pa.
nfr up1 envelopes. 6es thfs advertisement OF lns-
fIal embosslng In another column.
ur. Rige1oSv>-The estimate we place on the
ability Of onr Physietan, depends entirely on the
reeult we may experience nnder bis care: Almost
MI Ply aicaBns study rome speenl form Of disease,
and are by consequence better able to. apply the
proper remedy to patients Who may be induced to
cousu ult them, either BY recommendation, OF By
the usual mode OF announcement In print. Secret
diseases, 80 called Of al otheta the most dan
gerous, il neglected: and more destructive to the
human eyste a. tho all hut imposaibtlity or cure,
beyond certain stsge. renders the object. OF all
men the most to be commisserated. Let no man
therefore delay II sftcted, nor trust TO any but
ekilful and authorized practitioner, wlo holds his
medical license, after undergoing practical c@ami-
nation Of his ability and competency to undertake
the feepopslbilitles of the educ lted PhyElcI1n.
The Geutensn ut the head of this notice Il, a
prxctica rell educated, and competent rhyslctan,
having ait the requisites to Inspire confidence and
who bas made secret diseases bis specfsl study for
many years lie may therefore be relied upon. has
now very iaE.e rsactlce aud no patient need fnar
hfs skill apd Judgment N granpling with this dis:
Gase in n ts forms. aud e1ec'lnS perfect cuse,
no. too far gone through the neglect 0! the subject
! Of tuch dlsease. As you yalue your comfort. OF
your life apply at once. and we honestly rce0m-
! mend Dr. 5iSvlow, oi 1T9 South CLARK eteet. CHI
| .cago ao27 p73i It.
, 1864-08-27
M a ERIE d.
DI ED.

At Farmin9toD. ILL.,. Aug. 2tth, 1851 By the bride.
RTcomH lxihtr, Isev. Mr.. W.lson, Mr. 4. Wills N
and Mttt GkOHaE &. WATTS. oi she aooya place.
No cards ffsCe1.
, 1864-08-27
Paper Hanging, &C.. &C., At N. York prices.
=. E. Rlg By, 50 Randolph st, au2Ip73+8t

sF- NcKallg l. Co.. 81 Dearborn street. have
received lot Of tho most kashlonAhlo etyies OF
Eneii.b. Frcnch and American note and billet p1-
NJ nna envelopes. 6es thef advertisement OF lnI-
Tyal eynbosslrG in another column.
, 1864-08-27
aurttp1l Sales.
GPAN BLACK MAR ES


AZ FH1VAWE YALE.
We have span Of Black M.zes, are and tix yaars,
We'll Eatche:1 eve1J way right. f4st trn1Iefx.
VIM. a. BUTTERS CO..
suzs-p7n7-lt-1tp Port1nld Block.
, 1864-08-27

so1p1uus' FAMu1Es,-We trust onr citizens vii
not forget the mcetizg to be helc this afternoon
ata o'clock, In the rooms OF the Young Mems
1bstsu Associat ion, to provide for the relief Of
soldIers' faniles, the coming winter. a plan viii
be- reported tor the consideration Or ~ meeting.
- Tiers be large attendance. The oplecta ae sec
ondsry on]y-and indeed sdjnfant to-the putting
SnTu OF the rebellion.
, 1864-08-27
TIE WORLD OF MAGIC.

o.aad Day Enterts1rmsns. on wEoNEsDAY and
= sxrffRnAf AFTSRN{1ONE. scr the ncco nnnoda-
ton or Ladies and cnildrsn. Doors open 1t 2H; to
coMme1sS = sasfs csn +. s.cured ut the Boz OG1cs,
3.1II nsT Tec1s the ho1re OF lC ard O'Clock.
Doors open 3: TX. Commence ats'
Admission .-s-.-'s.'V~ ~SAAS~"
au16bRp Rp.tR4thp
, 1864-08-27

TIM ESrolINEar-1eTu WAnD-A meeting OF
the Committee On error In enrolment IN the 18th
Ward, WAS held last escnins At the house Of MI.
p1ehier- m Milwaukee arenue, corner of Chtcsgo
.venIe' Il adjourned to meet at the ssne place On
Monday evening reu. Tie Ward Committee Hhl
~ in session each evening at No. so milwaukee
, 1864-08-27

w AM ED-A one.year man to
FIJI f nnItfa s1stss saas Ms3y Wsses ss sass
ma
, 1864-08-27

WT6NTED-To INFORM .he public
fhat e a1a St:parsd e T. fasasa s95ss;tss IT,
e:ty: foI ibe EsIm q onr sso e three yesss and
usy rerlde Psrties IN the city whn have t1eads N
obe1 atast 3 who 9Th to procure snhstasntss. will
md Ito thei. ka7ants7e to cali at So Cl-rEsl.
and E<t fuEtter partltnln,a. or adcte1. Z: Q. BoI
lutl0. iA1.1ISQ0ttl ELY q C1.
, 1864-08-27

WANTEp-Empl ent. $75
w horth.. Aeer's wanted e lell hsW1nx y.
eoid or eup oy ayers Who Will work for Tue anoys
WrgsS ard eli expeusos paid. Address D. U. aHR-
RINrON T. CO.. De Z aiE HIch. aE.+p51tat !.
, 1864-08-27

Dxp1car1ox,-The nsw German Methodist Epts-
consl Church on Maxwell Etreet, one block west OF
ualsted, |, 4 Eeet, Will be dedicated next Sabbath.
German terslce ct 1890 a. m conducted BY hes.
G. L. Mulanger Of Milwaukee,
Al 800 p. m Rev. Robert L. collSer viii preach,
and the dedcatory service Will take place. cor
Ms, .na hearty Invitation Ia extended 10 all the
charches oi t6e cty, and the pastots and IL Other
, 1864-08-27

Nv ANTEU- Substitutes t. 20 u
/ ~ xns !. snch of this servca In the army and
rasy, tot one, or seafs 10 whom the htsh-
draft. bno iaose vbo vi:h 10 pzoeurs substitutes.
Viii GO ws tl:str to call hnsd In .helE ordEss At
ELY CD, 117 South cikrk Gt1.nt.' Post DiAca
NnT 1Gt1i3 NuvT-D9sn1s
, 1864-08-27

fntercttod IN the growth Of German Evangelical
frL tce, autig.u. Conc one ,tun Ill. -
The Blnt Island Ayetpe cars convey persons 70
Maxwell! street. The eHct.ty fs #t1,il one. aud
deserves great credit for Its zeal and hbss ality.
, 1864-08-27
Gaante0=age,I

WANTED AEe5t- to s.ll Presi
w Dental canc:iRa Medals ard Pa R.dz,s.
T1oIts aHy,h,ss yet Sfs,.a e he pso,s s,d s:s
viii allow rcnl Ehfee to tTa suEdtel p+z :sn. p.eds:
sample Aesal Il, either e!oy O. Vhie nr.a1 Is
Cutter, 1873 titth street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
, 1864-08-27

lived to that great a4euecs, TINE, uobiy do hla
1e 9sa e hear tsf sadt
breath OF thie laud procl2tu as they Will proclaim
in Convention aesemblea, these aamc doctrines OF
1f e. ps e CO..
With the Democratic par.y-the men whom they
had denounced as traitora secession,. u, copper-
and begg1nC Of item for Gods sake, % redccm
this conEtsy from the ruin that as bearing down
DpS9, 4 ss sTsa work W. .re embed in thus
CITY: it II the purpose Of that Convention-the
crandcst ases1nl; that hns Set mel on taas eonss"
I'm IN berin Ills work; 10 meet the expectation
~ MI the mcu Of !hc democratic party. the men OF
fhe sa''c to act ii unity and harmony together
: -, Il announce ita platform. and 60 forth from
1ist hnur conQu, ring nnd u conquer. 'Ghetts.1 I
u ,1nn1.e 10 thia peuplc no more thou VIC can
aetprm We promise 10 hecia the work Of re+to-
rratlon-restofhlson not Of The unton only, hut q
fhc rorcrumcnt, Of constitutional liberty, OF pri:
r.ie r,rht, free speech, Tree rrcse, nutrammelled
esaSnbier Of the people free discus and crit
icism Of our pubic servants us IN times past we
n1ou11ee, IN due eeaHan, 10 restore thai currency
4rhIri, has almoet ptrie.ed; TO bring back again,
,y and By, 0us. SO toon st human instsGmcntality
cnn accomplish III that golden n.e which this peo-
pie haxs sStp on'' ,1;2s,t G2sf an,ssss ssae
Gfsne e. pro1nirc, =, least, 1bst taxation
.ahs!I not b. further increased; that the pnblIc
dept shall he o" longer augmented !; that no more
aI Sour thall c lpT1trd By lavish hoanttes TO
rnilet, or Torn by viontnt conscrplou tom their
e-ev,rcs to swcl up ths r.nas Of tho army. loud
annlsuset 1nstrad Of wur We promise peace; in-
s,rsad OF the gospel OF Mo:t.. once more the Cos
,.i n Christ in the land aecrs. We promise to
jt thc use of thcac me 4ns, by which alone there
~. ;of or tit vi hope OF accomplishing thla
4so:e ~ uno Walt iolr ,eArs l1nz.t aon you Will
Ere ar or ci.ht Thousand nt.iuns OF debt. Witt
4ase s sasrs longer and you will have BIZ Of seven
iout "a s,d s,filiune Of taxadon. Suu Will nave a
nnsr nnnnIs%r aorih not 800 onl, as compared With
caaht 1T ie3ree.zted t}sc. ten or twenty fold; you
Goid nuo ua natiOp rsnt still further aseunder: a
Wsline,nt;nn Wsli VT more destroyed the rights otths
coia consiiiI iii tran,pea rnder foot: toe mener5 o
feIm Of G9re, en-: msn shall sa'n1s yaI
I'hsn ~ ~ tne Almighty Furnishes peopis wne e
"eep. iaarn Eiedom nom e1pefieass. ano 'o. ~.
vi; non o,a nnau 10 those whom 59a neve tssa
will con!e ,st ~ and x-k hem to begin the etaoon
vak Of s1eay pd signs Of The ;aa9 ges -
nas1 nasc+ion when BEGAN Is ssaau aHant !,
the nrtad,h u The tky, 1s nos ~, r." .ss noya I'M
hana 1nnsr p, lie whole heaxcnb. Ina Ien m T. ~
oyeIsh1o5oce veara ngo With fierce MolsnSe th H. M s
sii1dan ia 1eq. M E: ptopis - e
lot bo1 a;r IL ~ wrolEs. Through tast 1non,;shei
drets .ns' !, Is 1oy desire to zee II 1thn A.
IT.. aons tesn 1olc that there afe nsn ~ te3
yoa yonsn,tops nsst p seainst this Governments 'Ds -
, 1864-08-27
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TOR SALE I've b.1ek 7eaidencss
~ on AsA~A s:1eet. ffort.ng JefAssc. PsrG.-:an
the mcdeyn tCrroveFt1tS- P.1ca 9c.co rnth togefh
With iATKs liz. CT ar rs.dsrces IN tbs different
Divia!ers Ct the city Ill. LEE, 60 CLARK suees*