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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05
HEADQ's ARMY OF NORTHERN V1RGINIA.l
January %, 1864.
GENERAL oRDrRs No u


The Commanding General considers it due
to state that the recent reduction of rations
has been caused by circumstances beyond the
control ofthose charged with its support. It's
welfare and comfort are objects Of his con-
stant and earnest solicitude, and no efforts have
been spared to provide for its wants. It is
hoped exertions now being made will render
the necessity but of short duration, but the
history of the army has shown that the coun-
try can require no sacrifice too great for Its
no unequal steps the road by which your fathe.
marched through suffering, privation and
blood to independence. Continue to emulate
the future as you have in the past their valor
in arms their patient endurance of hardshipe.
their high resolve to be free, which no trial
could shake, no bribe seduce, no danger appaL
and be assured thatsthe just God who crowned
their efforts with success, viii, in his own GOOD
time send down his blessingS upon you.
(Signed r E. LEE
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-05

About a dozen or more banks still re.
main to be visited. During the last two
or three days the managers OF the money
ed institutions, deeming discretion the bet
ter part Of valor, have saved the Marshal
considerable trouble by having the exact
amount carefully packed up and left with
apparent carelessness upon some convent
ent desk within reach of the office. Are-
cei2t is invariably rendered and as invari-
ably refused by the banks, lest by receiv-
ing it they might acknowledged the legal
ity of the proceedings, and place them
selves beyond the pale of recovering the
amount, in case the Court of Appeals
should reverse the decision of the Supreme
Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02
rh. Nav York Herald on Concentration.

IN. Kes York RaS.d IN GruSls which Ns Pue-
S.esd Yesterday Assum that We have been W0rs'sS u
kh,s campaign nom not concentrating, - Ns o0sa'
b.v, done We IoughI s,ubbOTnly SAyS, on ne Two
tnss OF rgniA aLd George, bat nos 20 Sueo0rny -
- ,soula nave doas Il had LET'S The VAilsy 70 sSsi
ana su.rdAn, and kept Eariy with GsOsrAi L'S' ana
A.a .sasdoued Mississippi entirely 70 The tender @sF
s,., Of YGnksssom, drASinS AsHy D.eS Taylor 70
~. DC had ats Missouri ana ArkAnSAs, and Sseeg1'
p. Ovsr ,As nds Of he river, fAs HtSHP'E 70 'Lss
nov nush Osyssr us 1iSk have donS y sS' ssV's y
turn ansaGen hon EaAs - have aoaS'
We have fosEsI ssusSSrAly, 10 SeSH', - su we
Hsss We shsuld say - have. Ga TIA Inc, e'aa'
=, a, viii sss as.s,PBAsiSa - ASai 80 h issa
as al Ssaa-s, We fsugol ain % ''S'as0sThig ssA'
,. ,nasa..a {, sslsrs ,hS al Of tsas sss FssT AIsi
v,,,,s q ,ss Eauasr. IA vAs sSEEsd - aWfaly II
as vylasrasss has ha sNs papers rsPesi an 70 have
$500 men. We foushI hin there - "I'ussOEn-
~ tnAt As Wa obliged 70 ave SVeI Tying V fsroS esp
o., DcSluoa and AlsspPSt - remove hn By aank-
InV IN shsn 9Psrsusa b fairly abandoned ths ErOune
- nd ,ah,n, and vent before, I'OO following. Al
so,rlrsn!A Oour H1us, he sEAn tried 70 sriVS LIE,
M, he VA again Ovsruhs rgly defeated. he tried
"A .r,lu II Cola HArsor And again be was worse
>llana
80 ever the r,yOr in IO1t OF Ps:srsburg, and that
Ia has repeatedly attempted TO carry, bat has met
.5S = most sisAsrOui c,fsAs in every attempt De
N, and took possession of shs Weldon road With
-. svbtpS, AID We JAILED TO ssla1Es him. TaA' h
-, Only gimmsr Of duS>'S h' has bad 90
a.. ot ,hs river. o. Ihii aide be has Jared -
-, n. tooE Fort Harrison By surprise and be cut
,Sfrou Il County Aims HOUSE. Tat 4 the sII'nt
- n, success. In every minor attempt he has been
s,.,,,rOely rspulDed Ia bis grand attack last Thurs.
A, he vas beaten to dsAth-esAssn lAs A'SEed
Nouad-and We hall hear the ysls alter 'hs election.
Nor. us do 10. Sss what 1As Herald would Naafs
ro7s in the way OF stU6oOrnntsS tran this
.rnsrs has besn sSms stubborn ashdps, too, on the
e,o,aa line, bus she RSlS thinks it might have beer
"a. We 90 nos knOW about THAI buWs lSArr
-, Hood is Ia Tennsssss that sherman il following
bn and thss The latter ha' Therefore lost eli the fruit
- Ma carnations in GoOrgA- The R'rsId ought to b
s.J nc shougd talk, With this dsgrss Of stubborn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02
STATISTICS OF GEORGIA.

The Annual Report Of the Comptroller General Of
Georgia exhibits . sound and prosperous condition Of
,hirgs in that we'll managed commonwealth.
Tue receipts and disbursements during IAs Hscl year
1854, commencing October ls.b 1883, and ending Oc-
,Obsr i5.h 1854 show .. the end of tie year cAEh
balance in the Treasury Of 81, l4S,OsT 81.
The Westsru and Atlantic rOGdp id into the Treas
ury AS net earnings" for the year 1885, the enormous
sun Of 81 $500
The average value per acre, Of lard Is assessed at
$40 es aud Of slaves per head 81 ISL - The total
vAluO of property returned, though returns from
nineteen counties, held by the enemy, have been re-
esi7sd, IL o. GlG 6S3s9e Slaves have been returned
at an iucrssled value Of 100 pr cent; land, 81 PEI
cSat; city and town properly 50 per cent; money and
solvent debs ~ per cent; merchandise, 90 per cent
.hippisg and tonnage, sss per cent; stock, manusc
tories &c As per csnt; household and kitchen furni-
sure 22O par and other property not enumerated
1913 psr cent The number OF polls In 1888 was 50 TEA
In 1884. SO ses-decreAse, u l0l.
The total recSipS ino the Treasury for the oA year
lssG we're SS 4S4 s2G So the total disbursements,
2ss 4S5 "a.
Tae receipts for 1858 including the balance on hand
are estimated Al els las Os7 90 II the Legislature
mikes tie same appropriations this year that did
hss tie following may also be added: For INDECENT
Sold ere Families, 90 100000 Military Fund Ss 600.
OOo GscEsIa Hospital ADD Relief Association $500 600.
Tus debt Of the Safe u $2S, $50, sS9 to pay which
the sae has property the amount of IS $40 ia es
and taxable wealth 10 the amount Of 500 900 900 or
$500 100000
Ia the los counties there are Al. soS sheep, and
81 O46 sAsep were billed by dogs and the number Of
doSs returned l. 81 AIS.
The number Of slaves in the State bsS Increased
IS lss, ana the whites about 600. Thls Increase Of
saves will strike most persons with surprise. 1t IL to
bs attributed, IN some measure doubtless to innjgrS-
lion from other more exposed Safes, bat mainly to the
extraordinary natural eourdiIy OF the uegto race, in
tho benign eonditlsn Of slavery. We not aoOu,-
toned aay more than the enemy, to allow sufficiently
for his when We speculate upon the reduction Of our
slaves by Tia dtPMtatiOn Of the enemy. We our
selves inclined 70 doub. whether the natural increase
have not really kept pace with the losses OccAsicnsd BY
the war.
The condition Of Georges shows how little our enc
mics hays done towards the destruction Of the soVe-
reignties that compose our Confedsraoy. They wal
upon SAss but these StAss will stand free and p,Wsr-
ful oommp1 Eealbs when their great consolidated des
uot,sm Is know only as . memory to be exscrated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02

s-rVsi Of PascsgoulS recently, bringing the following
passengers:
A WssssIaeld, Vaughn, q 4 Morse, \ Adams and
SON. Mrs Stuart and daughter, Mrs Garcia, hrs Fchef
MrshR G.hhs Mrs Clara O Mitchell, child and ssr-
want Ms LlE bburg Miss Morgan, Mrs n Francis
f5e ehii9Fsn, Mrs. Qabeek, Mrs. Bailey, Ars
A Was9sF and three ohldFea, kFa LHis PlsTs9g aaa
our CHILDREN, Mrs. J Moss and two 6aIldrsp, Miss
AoalEonlls, NJ QoguisE, Nm D.. Bsasdist Master
J 2 Harris.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
PLYMOUTH hJAPlUaEO BIZ TIE RSrny

Cob soso', Nov IA speeial 10 he G!st losrr al,
ton near Plymouth. sl., v's ,Oky M0uu,, L. ssys:
Arsr three days hard hgnung ,hs enemy sAssd up
Aiddls river, and came down ne Roanoke this morn
e.
Gsnsral Baker commanded the garrison In person.
md tosgas until The snsnJs sunbosa hss p.s.d ons
,ortana dsnounssd ~ our guOs in he o.hsr.
An evacuation WH thsn 0rdsrsi, which ~ effected
lndsr . heavy sh, lung without much losA
Colonel Whitford sets6 Nth conspicuous bravery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02
$500 REWARD.
PET Tho Qualifications pa.r C;.b-ooJ |

II Ell -ue-lOTtuCaLlons near hlcnmOnQ,
~ tn the written permission Of the engineer charge
visit Rishnoud on "a. 10 Of March last, ~ boy JIM
about tt uehes hsh, has dssk cnmp exi,n rome
smooth ssn Taher sharp hin, walks qpi lily
he it.es when spoken 20 purchased lin ofAe NJ
about he nift Of Mach He raised hinGts lter
BY Mr.. samuel Tayor, has been vey recently
nehnond viii gse the above resad for his apprehension
add cora itnen In Jail thstI s,t him again Ass g.
NJ Davis TO- viii hentf5 him. Ny address la,eads p
o., RttsJvlnis County, Va. JESSE z. NoELL
MAJ I'm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02
FEE COHsFITTFIOE-sTLTs kaS sss:
RICHMOND WHlG.
OrpS0Ay MORNING, NOV. ., Iss4.l
EVENING WING.

q. .Ssl pusish, sO-dAy, At o'clock P. NJ and
- ,,OOeeSinS day Sundays SIoSPsSd) As ths sane
Sour an evening edition OF the Wig. The Evening
bs Win contain The latest news BY nal and telegraph
m % the hour Of going 70 pres, Sdi'OIA O'Al intel
= -. a. USO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02

divsrsiasi interests a. our OaOs h'Pp ASS ISS ~
country doet; without such respeSs mu.t occur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02
A PROCL TON.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, 4
r'1 Ea. ExIoUIIvl DIPAgfnIHf

The General Assembly Of this oonuonvssh having the
9Th February adopted Joint
con On on fa Wsdatsiayi In Dscs next; ana
ory fna. having In writing the 10Th day Of March
also asked ih they shall be rs embed 81 the lime acre
iaid; therefore,
VILLAS SMITH. Governor Of the Commonwealth In do.
wishes thus sxpr do hereby Announce BY h,,
poelsnatiop 70 the nators aud De General
Assembly, this enmonweslth that they required 70 con.
the Capitol In ths city Richmond We'd
n,sd,y De IL ooocf NJ then take
onsideraucn e condition Of public Affairs and to
such laws they may deem necessa'y and proper
l>-l Given under my hand Govern ", and uniosshe
I L O.. Seal Of The Commonwealth, eichmond TIL,
~ Of November, 1884 an In The sssa year Of the
WIN. SMITH.
Tesse, asoRaR ". hUxSolD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
moist
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the entire stock. debts
IL &c, due the OF o. L. PAGE BIO, suusrs ali
notified TO make payment scne Also,
possession, ont-hf Of debts due PA BRO, Bakers
this city Perons intsrs TED will please take notice, des
to ssltie II Immediately 20 SAN. PAGE.
nna--d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02
THE CITY.

SfoLu wAIca RIoovxR1D Last Friday night, the
lodging room Of Mr. Daniel Z. Gardner near the wbig
Office, was entered and very valuable and much priced
gold watch stolen. Mr. Glrdnsr Immediately advsr-
tissd the lost property offering 81 900 for ie rse5s
Taking counsel with two If Captain Aaccubbins detee
svss, he indicated 10 them whom he suspected Of the
theft. The next evening the detectives had recovered
tie watch and received the reward. Yesterday, the
Grand Jury, in JUICE ksrsdiths Court, being In
sion, and The above facu coming 70 their knowledge,
they sent for Mr. Gardner and the detectives and tx-
sminsd thsm ouching the theft of the watch. Ravng
heard ell the svidares, the Grand Jury made present.
msnt against one D. Davis, and the said Davis being
still ct large, warrant Vas Issued By the Court for his
arrest Should The party Be arrested hs will be brought
before the Mayor this morning for exam nation.
TuslLl soup.-Whe dessa's love" il whsn made Of
Q mammoth, lat Green Sac Turtle, such - Berry In
ssnds 70 serve up ct hk Place." on the corner Of
Main and l0.h, Tomorrow Of II O'Clock Al who Dc.
sire 70 forget var and iis aseompsnynean will be
there. John DAbnsy, the prince Of panOh brewers and
ulsp naks before Ms profession BY legislative enact
msnt became eontrsbAnd, 10 On hand merely 10 remind
Us "thas the j,ys ~ have tsstsd may sonsumss re.
turn"
PIaa-fhs alarm Of Ore, about noon, yesterday, wss
caused By the barairs Of hrs. body Of woods about
aid half nss soulL.sssssi Rlasnsud, between the
JDsrss Oily and Wlnsusburs R'Ads.
FsAs o. Tassl-rss YANKEE A.s Of suss steamer
Ess Yosk, sasss ssnAaud OF Lieut. COL hsliOTa, q,
4 l., arrived .. y.rua IN h,aa.y sv.uiaG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02
LATEST yAvM EUROPE.

fhs isllosng ssnuaf, ei kLspess ssvsss V soa
pIL, has bs.A receives By .ss SsrsLsfp Pssai
fbe poll zeal nsss u q No inres,sass.
eenn reel .aiurea - sag!0a soahaaa
Tyss,y Lysttosi hrAs have tailst,
Fas psss CT fsssss,is v easa,
fns ir,ss.s Niagara passed Pa, % shs Sch, ssssa
Nts
A seaasfsisl psnis has eeesffta d ks isasifs.--
Four banks nave suepsn esa psI meat II Lonaes.
G.nsols closed .. BsSESs8 or money.
(rhs DuAe ofNswOAs4s IL will be remembered, %
oonp,nisd ths Prince Of Wales hs seu, through trs
Ualtsd Ssss In 1890 and wH uGivsrsaly ssssnsd ioi
the gnisy ane saursssy OF his manners. We behave
At the lime Ct his death he held position In the Bd-
tsh Cabinet a. Secretary oftae 0olonls'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02

+ n II ~ ~ 4. q i n ! q
asPssss q Ne PFssp AspestssDss sssstvsa Re-
siNavsig ~ ~ - ~.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02

WE have in our pQssessloi large blood BAY
hsr. NJ We took .usplc,s " char .cter f..
He s.id he dd' STEAL her,
kancheJ Persbuig. the Aboat sisht years old Ian
white; hare other Of The
BY coming forward proving property paype
charges for Keeping and for this sdvertisment
yoa g. hllIBlrH, \. D.
JOIN O. nILaR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02

Personal. akaa sst kzHki Q1
BIosMosD. Nov. LIT, 1864
To M FRIIsDs:
am All safe and treated right. Lies have been tod
sbout our treatment. Don's be AFRAID.
CHARLES DAY.
nos-Iv o., B, lsssA n. Z. Regiment,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02

FtAs o. TAssL-fss Yankee aAS Of russ steamer
Ess Yssk, sasss ssnaand OF Lieut. COL hsliOra, q,
| 4 L., arrived o. V.riaA On h,aa.y svspiaG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-02

sipp Department ID not believed, % he IVES at Monfos,
La, at thu close Of September.
Five million dollars to pay the soldiers we're oaily ex'
peeted In Nav Orleans All fears OF the yellow isver
becoming epidemic has been dhpelied, a tneFs nave
been ffoIts.
PRyolurroH AaAIHsr ''nIBH vorHM"
The Herald gives the lowing summary Of remark
able proclamation:
Msior General Dix has Issued from bis headquarters
of the Department. Of the East, an important Order IN
which he statee that information has been rece we'd ~
him OF design on the part Of reoei agents In oAnsoa
70 eend deseres refugees and enemies OF the govern.
ment across the border to vote ct our Presidential cleo
too. and perhaps to punder and burn our towns. He
therefore csls for increased vgatoe on the part Of
the provost marshss and cs,ns aad says that suita
BILE guards for the frontier will be provided before cleo
ton day. A further precauton, all persons from the
insurgent States now in this department. OF VINO may
come into 1t up to the pfoximo 70 reg
sr them elves In this city, ct General Pteks head
quarters 81 Blocker street; out OF the eity o. me
nearest provost mArsbsIs office.
MsclLLAHIoUI
The proceedings In the Of the Vermont raiders
have been transferred to Montreal The prisoners ar
rived there Thursday night and are now In jail there.
Further proceedings have been postponed until next
week, on account Of the Catholic holidays.
Our dispatches from the Shenandoah valley represent
eli quiet in that region. Toe gueras between Martina
burg and Winchester very bold, and sfcng gusrds
are necessary to prossos trains and persons passing
through.
Al the election In West Virginia on Thursday the en-.
Dire Uaien ticket was successful Governor B,rsnar
was reelected, and the Legislature and local efosr'
are largely Union.
Governor Oony has appointed Nathan A. yarwsn, Of
ROo.aud Unitsd Sts.ss Senator IRON Name, 70 al the
unsxplrsd Term OF 6sers sry Yssssndsn.
Gold closed In New York, on the ~ i, d The svsa'
Ing ssoek txcnApgs ~ ale}
LATEST EAVM EUROPE.
The following ssuuar, ei klspesa savsss v toA
ulL, hss bs.n Isssvss By Bs SsrsLsfp Pssa
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22
From the Third Regiment.
CAMP NEAR BRANDY STATION, I
VA, April Is, 1864.


Mr.. EDITOR To day the Vermont
Brigade has been quite busy packing up
extra blankets and overcoats, to be sent
off for storage through the summer.
This spring we pack up our extra bag
gage with reluctance, as we never see
one half of it again, there are so many
that are fond of lifting little clothing
from US during its transportation from
place to place. We hail this move
with joy, for camp life has got to be quite
tiresome to us. do not mean to be I'M
derstood that we are anxious for fight,
for such is not the case, but if called up
on to contend with the enemy | hope
we may be able TO do our duty. When
one says he is anxious to go into fight
we set him down as a coward, for brave
man will do his duty when called upon
aud keep out from all further danger
Suffers and all citizens are ordered to be
out of the army by the 18th inst. We
may expect to have something to do soon
if the weather is favorable.
| am informed that Lieut.. Gen. U. S
Grant reviewed the second army corps
to-day and is to review the 9th army
corps TO- morrow. We will willingly
t1rn out on review to see the Old Hero
of Vicksburgh, who is to plan our COM
ing campaign.
| think l may safely say that the health
of the army of the Potomac was never
better than this spring. The army is
daily increasing in numbers by men re-
turning from hospitals and recruits.
The snow now covers the top of the
blue ridge mountains, it must have faler
nearly two feet deep on the mountains.
Mr.. HOyt of Craftsbury has been pay
ing US a visit, be returns home to-mor
row.
The rain Of Saturday and Sunday
done some damage to the railroad bridge
between Alexandra and this place, bu
trains are running regular again.
In haste,
I II. Ii. LANGDoN.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

ANECDoTE OF THE LATE Mr.. LOVE-
JoY.-A Washington correspondent Of
the Springfield Republican tells the fol-
lowing:
"Lovejoy was brave fighter in the
old days when Shareholders cracked the
plantation whip in The halls of Congress.
| shall never forget the infamous scene
when Singleton and Barksdale Of Miss
issippi, and other pro slavery villains att
tempted to prevent lin from delivering
a speech in the House, when he had ac>
quired the floor, and, Of course, the
right to speak. Any man lacking the
full measure of physical and moral cour-
age which it was Mr.. Lovejoy's fortune
to possess, would have quailed before the
southern ruffians who confronted him.
For thirty minutes it was impossible for
him to make any progress. He was in
terrupted with the vilest epiihets, and
when they produced no visible effect up
on the intrepid orator, they stepped down
into the arena in front of the desk Of the
official reporters and threatened him with
persona! violence. Every one OF the
villains who interrupted him was armed
in deadly manner, and Lovejoy was un-
armed, but he did not quail. On the
night or the famous Keit and Grow col
lision, Lovejoy and Singleton came very
near to blows. One man dared TO stand
between them, and was, believe, the oc-
casion of postponement at least to "the
next fair day" OF the fight, and he was
none other than your representative, Mr..
Dawes. He will testify to Mr.. Lovejoy' S
physical courage. lie CHANGED to pos
sess physical as well as moral courage"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

FIRE IN TROY.-The dwelling
house of W. ID. Wilson of Troy took
fire Saturday morning last, doing
considerable damage. The ringing
of the village bells soon brought to-
gcther a crowd of men who in We
ry few moments stripped the roof OF
shingles, and by thorough applica-
ton of water the fire was extin-
guished. The fire originated in the
garnet of the ell, or shed om
where there was quantity Of dry
combustible material. Ii is thought
that it must have taken fire from q
spark blown from the chimney, thro
the aperture where the stovepipe
goes in. Mr.. Wilson was in st. AL
bans at the time, and Mrs. Wilson
was away from home-no one being
in the house except an old lady and
a hired girl. The fire was first dis
covered by Mrs. Grant who prompt
ly gave the alarm. Mr.. Wilson may
well feel thankful for the prompt and
energetic action of his neighbors
who rescued his dwelling from the
flames.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-04-22

PREsIDENTIAL.-A Washington tele.
gram states hat the republicans who
are dissatisfied with the present admins
tration have made definite arrangements
for a national convention ut Cleveland,
Ohio, about the Goth of May, and that
they will certainly nominate candidate
for the presidency, and vote for him,
W hoover is nominated at Baltimore.
Their right to do so is unquestionable.
The Chicago Tribune goes against the
postponement of the national convention,
and sensibly adds -
We are for the nomination Of Abra-
ham Lincoln, of IlIinois--for his mea-
sures, his proclamation Of freedom, his
arming the blacks and teaching them to
fight; for his mode of reintroducing the
old states into the Union, as exemplified
10 the case of Arkansas, Louisiana and
Tennessee. We are against intrigues,
wire-pulling, lo g-rolIing-WashingtO
schemingtand uneasy politicians, looking
always for butter on both sides of their
bread, and trying forever to do something
which cannot be done. II there are
other candidates when the convention
meets, as there are likely to be, let their
claims be considered; let them have all
the chance to which they are entitled.
And when the nomination is made, let
all loyal people give il calm, resolute
and steady support.