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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
The Vice President.

We have had four Vice Presidents who
proved traitors-Burr, Calhoun, Ty ler and
Breckenridge. We should therefore be
very careful not TO have another, for be
may become Presiden, (xhOever may be
elected President, aud thus have a chance
to ruin the nation.
ANDREW JOHNSON, from and Of the
people-born 10 poverty, and reared With
few advantages Union men know they
can trust him. lie has been tried, and
is found true as steel.
His opponent, GEORGE II. PESDLEroN,
is . very different man, Of fair talents and
character, yet he is descended from one Of
the old slaveh olding families Of the South
in instincts and in education an sristocrat
-snd is all wrong in this contest. The bo-
som friend Of Vsllandigham, 10 Congress
be refused to vote men or money to defend
the Union from being suudered, and in
all things has played as completely into
the hands of JEFF. Davis as be could and
dared.
Grant, if you please, that Mcclellan is
real although misjudging friend Of the
Union, no candid man acquainted with
Pendleton's history and feelings can deny
that be is in full sympathy with the Sc
cessionists Of the North, and as such not
to be trusted when be might possibly be-
come President.
Do not add Pendleton to the black cat.
alogue Of Demo. Tory Vice Presidents
Burr, Calhoun, Tyler, and Breckenridg 90
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
Which is most "National ?"

The Convention which nominated for
President, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, consisted
of delegates from ttcenty-seuen States and
nine Territories, and he was the first choice
Of all save Missouri
The Convention which nominated GEO.
B. MCCLELLAN, was from only suenty-three
States, and be was not the first choice of
the majority of the smaller body, (al,ho'
large majority was manipulated into bis
support before the FIRST vote was had)
Which Is the more "National ?"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
Burnsidc's Opinions.

CENTRE HARBoR, N. H., Aug. SO
Gen. Burnside arrived last nigh, at this
place, from White Moun,aius, on his way
to resume his command. His arrival spec
dily becoming known, large number Of
citizens and neightors assembled. and Bel
knap's Ccrne. Band serenaded the u Geueval,
who responded as follows:
"Uy frieads | ain sure you will excuse
me from making aDy extended remarks on
this occasion, because 1t Is not my habit
to address public assemblies. | am re-
turning from a brief trip, during which
have p1rPosely enj Dyed recreation. twill
not be amiss, however, for me TO say that
| have the fullest confidence in the ability
of the Government to crush out this Irtcked
rebellion. | feel that the day is not far
distant: when despondency will totally dis
appear aud the people of the North will
see, as We in the field see, that the end is
at hand. Only one united etiJr, is needed,
to enable the Government to move still
more quickly. refer to this because |
have lately witnessed despouisncy and
been surprised at it. have heard more
grum mbiiog at the North, in three days,
than heard in one whole campaign from
the Rapidan to Petersburg. The people
seem to th nk our armies are wearing cut
without any corresponding exhaustion to
the enemy. This is mistake. Our re-
sources in the field are greater than his.
We have three times his resources uptouch-
ed, and eau lose far more than the South,
and still break down the rebellion. | re-
peat, there is no cause for dependency.
Let every citizen DO all in his power, aud
the result is sure. 1t is not possible that
any cause SO founded in iniquity as the
rebellion, should succeed; bat, iltepeu-
den, of rgh: and wrong, am sure that
We have the strength and will to conquer"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
Rather Spicy.

"Gold represents Democracy; greenbacks,
Republicans. The one is gong up, and the
other down. C2pperhead Exchange.
lnreply to this impertinence, the Wash
ington Eraminer says the above is true in
one sense at least. Generally, when our
armies are defeated, gold goes up, and so
does bu.ternut Democracy. % the other
hand, when our troops whip the Rebels in
the field, gold and democracy crop soge.h-
er. The fate of that party, like the price
Of gold, depends very much on the success
of Lee. and they seem to know it.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

President Lincoln evidently has struck
the golden mieu in bis general policy. 1t
is objected to alike By extreme conserva-
tives and extreme radicals, on the one
hand because be requires "ibe abandon
ment Of slavery" and extreme radicals,
on the other hand because he eviuces a
determination not to disregard proper
guards and checks in the exercise o. bis
vast powers; but the Union men endorse
and approve his course and will sustain
him alike BY furnishing recruits to the
army, aud by giving him their suffrage for
re-election.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

rF FProt.Sibbet who has been in our place
for the last week with his Restorative Cor the
hair, goes from here 10 Lewisburg. While
here, the Prof. has disposed of a large guam.
lily, and, SO far as We can learn. to the salts
faction of all parties who have used it. The
Prof claims to be successful in all cases that
he undertakes, from the fact that he adapts
his remedy to the condition of the scalp. 1t is
his rule, We understand, to examine the scalp
In all cases. so that he may know what is es-
sentlal to bring abou, the desired result. This
method appears to US 10 be eorrect.-Miao.
man.
The Prof informs Us that be will remain
in LeWIsburg until Thursday afternoon Of
this week. Those desiring bis services,
would do we'll to call on him at once. He
stops 1t the REVERE House.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

IRREPAIRABLE Loss.-The "lUcaP Of
the old Ctam5ers5ury Repository has the
following sad, touching notice Of class
of losses, BY the burning of that town,
which can never be repaired:
"CHINBEasBuRs, dear old Chambersburr,
our birth place, our fathers birthplace. the
original refuge for our ancestors who had lefl
the Old Country for a home in the New
Chambers5urs, every tendrl Of whose old ivy
had hold upon cur heart-has been. A new
ChanberSburg may spring up, with higher
houses, handsomer stores, and wider streets,
bat the HoSEs-nevermore. Farewell to all
we held most dear-family heiriooms. letters,
locks of hair, portraits, mementoes of the
loved and honored dead-farewell ALL"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
A Warning to Patriotic Democrats,

The .Ssiinsyroce Times boasts that from
the first it has, consistently, opposed any
armed coercion of the insurgents in the
Southern States. One Of its expressions
was that any Democrat who enl,sts Is aa
.ijoiitionta or u Jo,i! Gu the subject oi
Senator for this district, tue Times OF 20 n
gives the following ominous Lials:
ave hope We shall be able conscien-
tiously to support the unu!iuee, whoever he
mag be. Unless W eau do thi, upon the
great question now before the country, Of
tcar or peace, We shall prefer to support
no man. j tbs ,car Is to BE prosecuted
beyond the year 1864, tre nuci yreJer Mat
A5rahom Lincoln shall hare tie prieaeye
and pleasure ct doiny 50. Betore We cou-
sect to support any man ,cho as IN furor
Of he prosecution of Mjs ,o1r, are shaH
pr.ter 10 consiyH our establishment to The
fumes. There Is not a cOrporaIs guard OF
var democrats III the whole of Snyder
county, and for any ,ienlocrut To come out
on a ,var PLATFORM, rW be utter To!ly, for
certain defeut tcW be his dom. Aud 90
It ought to be-"
1t remains to be seen whether the Times
can support War man like WALLS, or
NJ N'CLELLAN 90 his coercion platform.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
Administrators Nutica.

w HEREAS, letters Of administration upon
w the estate Of ELIJAH GUYER, deed,
la,e Of White Deer township, Union Co.,
have been granted 10 The subscriber, in Cue
form Of law, notice Is hereby given TO all per.
sons knowing themselves TO be indebted 10
said estate. to make immediate payment ;
and those having claims agains, the same,
will present them duly authenticated for SET
,lemeat. JOHN GUYER, Admir-,
or his ATTY, ]. VI. e. RAScK
July %. 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

sU-W. Laird Harris of Union county,
and George Berguer Of Dauphiu, are the
only persons We have yet beard Of who
have furnished representative recruits in
this Congressional district
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
JEFF. DAVIS last words to the Unior

JEFF.UAEIS last WORDS 70 The I mon
Peace men, JaGue5 and Gilmore. GA:
Ave are mt fgbiins for .Slirery. w are
fighting for Ilde pstfense, and that, or erter-
mUla'i)n. we ,riH hgrs"
w seeded to rid Ourse!ves o the rule Of the
mgiori'g"
Say 10 Hr. Lincoln from me that shall at
any time be pieas.d 10 rereipe proposals for peqcc
on the Lasis cf our hdepeHdence. L tol4 be
useless 10 aPPrOach me ruth lpig Othef.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

H9- The Election Proclamation vas on
the second page of last Fridays paper.
Oaly one month to Election See to the
Assessments, aud work Gas you have
chapcr) for the good cause.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
The Penn. State Agricultural Society
WILL hold its next Annual Exhibition al
w EASION, Pa.


commencing Tuesday, Sept. ~, and closing
Friday. Sept. 80, 1861. tFPremiums over
5 900. Read the following abstract:
C,rrLL-F5r~i-n Imported 10 premiums rau-n. fl6a
$50 . - al ori-r grades Of Cattle, u -er.us from
Cattle. es that. =. Owned Aui held farm stock.
&c, u bet -. Best Team Of 10 0k- u from
any county To be paid Agricultural Society Of sid ua-
", So; d b--t- -.
H1ksEs-fe-t m ported, premiums, from so to IS;
Th1Tou III bred 10 premiums f.dm 81 20 10, Trottinr
Horses ard Mares. premium Of 80. 70 20. aud
one Of To-, Pacing, O. 50; Matched Hors fancy
tr0ttn.. pr Of So best Matched Tr0ttiu-- pre-
MUM Of 3u best Drsuyht. G-liinZ and gle Horses
l. premiums - 10 stations ani Mares fsr
wofs, Is premiums from 25 TO 10; Jseks and Mules,
prem from - los best Mule Tam % 80 Il
best Is making abou: 1000 in premiums Jr all de-
s-rip:!0Es of Horses and Mules.
sHELP-FoF iiGrren; kinds, l6 Premiums, from So TO
10 55 PreI9's from to !.
PoCLTEYJf almost every kinds premiums ot 81, =
AMI ), in tue aggr--ste. si5s.
A.RI-rLTUz.L IMFLEsLNTs.-Bsst display $50, Steam
Plnw iUJ. meial special diploma and liberal special
premiums for pl0ss, pt0S rollers cultig ato-s
oas SC The premiums in other departments Nber
al for leather and il nsnGaeCres butter cheese,
SC Vegetables, f-uit, melons, grapes. wines E1S-Ts
and their designs, stoves, tin Sc domestic
f.ctu-es needle work, &C. fine 2rt-. painting
ship, display Of articles by tradesaen and mechanics.
silver ware. sewing machines, piauoes, Gc-
The above being 4 mere abstract, exhibitors re-
quest-d 10 secure a Catalogue that they may con-
form the regulations OF the society, presenting
trl-s for exhibition The liberal
being Effected with railroads generally both
freight and excursion tickets for catalogues and rGi
road regulations, address the Secrrtary.
Single Admission ;iekets-2j cents
A. D. LoyGiKER. Secretary
NOKRlsTcWN,PA. [l1Giw3l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

1T Is INFALIIBLE- iNFALLIBLE!
| Is put up iu Large Boxes for - cts. Is
all ready for use, Without mixing with other
articles. Does not spoil, get dry or worthless
by keeping. Ike other prcqarstIons N-rDin
extraEseany fui n l. Rats and Nic- die II their
holes l. rot dangerous q Gives Satisfaction to
al who IT. So1 ty A.. Druggists and Dealers
throughout tHa Cuic-i states. C.CIlOy-S- sure and
ask f1r Ri ET> EIIkRSlNs1eP. 10 large boxes, With
red label, and signed hg the PropFietor D-p0t-No l59
south TcrIh street above Walnut Msnufzctnrv-So.
I8J Juvenal street above Walnut, between Tenth and
Eleventh. PHIPapSLF4A
sod in LeEisbu-g, by BENNETT BROS wholesale
and E@tsil-ai-o BY BAKER { C1-CW sCHAEPLE-
and Z. II BEAVER +ui05spi2
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
WadlY Wrong.

n@-The Dayton journal gives the fol.
lowing correct account of the resolutions
passed at recent Democratic meeting in
Butler county, Ohio:
"An Anii-M'Clellan, Peace.a,-any-price
| meeting, was held at Hamilton on Monday.
1t developed into Thoroughbred Secession
meeting. Ii indorsed the Calhoun doctrine OF
the right OF Secession, without ifs or ands-
denounced the Enrolment Act-and threate-
WITH ARMS"
The following are specimens of their
resolutions:
"Resolved, That States have the right TO
withdraw their consent to the Union. and
retain their independence, by repeating their
ordinance of accession and passing ordinan-
-ces of secession.
"Resolved, That the President Of the L. s.
can not restrain the allegiance Of the Southern
people in any State or Confederation"
That is just Jcf Davis' doctrine. Il is
virtual treason, open and undisguisea.
Now see what says the Constitution Of
the United States i?
Art ]. Sec. K. |. "No State shall enter
into any treaty, alliance or confederation"
Art. VI. Sec. ii. "This Constitution, and
thelaws of the United States which shall be
made in pursuance thereof, SHALL BE THE
SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND, anything
IN the Constitution or LG,cs # any STATE 10 the
contrary notwithstanding.
"Es the people of the United States
not the States as such-''in order to form
Q more perfect Union" tban had been in
existence, established this Government, to
continue for ever, aud not to be broken
up for every whim or every tyraut.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

DwCol. Diven's 200th p ", and COL
Albrigh;'s 202d P. ", started from Har-
risburg, Friday morning last. Diven's,
We are Informed, towards Washington, aud
Albrisht's (Neyhart's Co.. for the camp
near Cham bersburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

Another.-The luetrqoo'i'on Reoord, /.
= ,e'oing political Catholic journal in New
OK city, renoupces MCCLELLAN, demands
purely peace candidate, &c.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

sD-A political Peace man in town last
Saturday struck truly peareable citizen,
in partizan debate, and was we'll choked
for the offence We al,uie to this merely
to urge all persons, on both sides, no. to
indulge in angry, acrimonious debate, for
it just now may lead well disposed people
into serio1s errors to their great regret.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
A Candid Statement.

You can procure of any drugcis; in this
place and vicinity, DR.. Tobias Venetian LIN
iment. 1t is sure and speedy cure for sore
throat, headache. toothache, chronic rhenm-
allsm. collie, groups and pains in the limbs.
We advise every one TO give II trial. The
expense is mere trihe-25 cents-and we
are conhden, no person ever will be without
ii. Every family should have bottle in the
house IN case Of sudden accidents, such a.
cuts. burns, scaldS, DC. lis pain-relievIng
qualities are miraculous As for Group, II
has saved hundreds we have the certificates
10 prove II.
Office, So Corllandt street, New York. Sold
by DrueeIsts.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

The mode adopted recently BY the Cop
perheads in this county to sxiodle the
Government out of their services as SOL
diers, is now being extensively carried out;
They pack their valuables, and incon;i-
nen,ly evacua.e the county and disappear
for parts unknown.-Beilefonts Press.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
STATE FAIR.-The Penn. Agricultural
Society will hold its next fair at Eastcu-

STATE FAIR.-The Penn. Agricultural
Society will hold its next fair at Eastcu-
Sept. 27, 2S, % aud 30, 1864. The mos,
ample accommodations, we are Informed,
are being made. The grounds aud buildings
of the Farmers and Mechanics Institute,
where the fair will be held, are among the
largest and finest in the State. In sddi-
ton to the buildings and sheds already
erected, several very large tents have been
secured /; one for the floral and fruit de.
par;ment and the other for the Fruit
Growers Society of Eastern Pennsylvania,
who will hold their quarterly meeting upon
the grounds at the same time Their OBJ.
ject is to discuss all questions apper,aiaing
to fruit growing, as we'll as to fruits Of
their own production. Their discussions
are beneficial, and add much to the general
interest of the Fair. From present indi-
cations, the fair will be one of the largest
ever held in the State.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

I0clIItles
The State where treason frst al spring.
the tr-s whence AbsalluI ID Sang:
i The man who would with Treason blend:
, lace ~hsr, courts th..r cpnyIcis send;
T. The proclamation LIN-HLN gave;
n Tn, "a shp fights - hold th- slave;
II The pace ~h=r- all vile sinners teud;
J. The Ieusth OF time that hath NO end;
A The country ~here base traitors Gie,
u Father Of all ini 4uily.
venom =pittipg thing am I,
Lnath-1rn. to true humanity;
When drawn together in a coil,
set the grmy in a brOu.
STAYED al home, and took ny ease,
Thinking J.F DIris l should pleas,
When Cnc,- sans boys the i.-t- shall crush,
f-ar that they will on ne rush;
Aud when they get HON. and see my tricks,
Oh, then won't b. in \ Exi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
sH. Show the above to all Peace men.

Hy-The u C2siian Hospital Budyet,
No. 3, says, "The following lines, written
by an Indiana volunteer to one Of his cop
perhead neighbors at home, in a derisory
strain, may be found applicable to other
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

sG-In the Perry, Huntington, Janiata,
Mitiiln, Blair, aud Centre double Senator.
iAI district, the Union party have nomina-
ted Kirk Haines, of Perry, aud Louis W.
Hail OF Blair, Mr.. Hall was formerly in
the Senate, and Mr.. Haines in the House
both, we'll known, efficient men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

GEN HUNTER-The statement that
Gen. I'll. had been relieved, is incorrect
He asked to be relieved, out his request
was refused by the President. L. is also
said that be rendered bis resignation,
which was in like manner refused.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

BAKERY, ICE CREAM, &C.
THE undersigned, having Obtained the use
/ OF the furniture, fixtures and utensils Of
Mr.. RIcHARD VI. CooPER, will continue the
Bakery, Confectionery and Notion business,
at the old stand, on Market street, for the Pc
rlod of one year. He hopes by strict attention
to business TO merit the patronage heretofore
extended 10 this establishment.
H l.. MMAHON
Lewisburg, April 90, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
How il Works.

The Ncp York Daiy Ne,es-the organ
OF "Saint Benz jamin" and Fernando Wood
ana the Peace par'y-EEPUDIATEs TIE
OF MCCLELLAN.
Inc adjourned Chicago Convention may
be recalled, or bran new Convention. to
Nominate true blue Copperhe.d ,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

The USE CT THE NORTHERN PEACE
PARTY.-The Atlanta Register could see
no difference between the results of North
eru peace -partisauship and the Southern
armies. 1t said
"We can gain nothing BY denouncing
them. We may lose much by presenting
hostile front to their peace movements.
Live With them under the same Govern
mens, We never will. But, in the mean
while, if they use the ballot-box against
Mr.. Lincoln, while We use the cartridge.
box, each side will be helper to the
other, aud cooperate in accomplishing
the greatest work which the couutrJ and
this continent have witnessed"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
vAlLANDI6HAMS PLATFORM AND CANDIDATE

The traitor, e. l.. Fallandigham, was
rejected, by over One Hundred Thousand
majlrity, when he run last fall for Gov
ernOr of Ohio, by the people who know
him best.
The same Vallandigham was delegate
to the late Chicago Convention he was
Ohio's representative on the Committee
on Resolutions, which he has the credit of
having written be moved that the Dom-
ination Of Mcclellan be unanimous: aud
his bosom friend, Pendleton, was nomina-
ted for Vice Presi lent
The Chicago Candidates and platform
are therefore, emphaticaliy, Eailandig
hams.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
From Hons. .DoUGLAs' lastspeech
at Chicago, April II. 1861:

The conspiracy is knoicH. armies hare
bee" raised, War Is ievied 10 aecompEsha. There
are oniY t,co sides 10 the GtIesiiOn. Erery man
must be for the limited .Hnfes. or GggiHst H.
There can be no neuirak in his tcGy-oniy
yG!riOts or truii0rs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
GREAT TRUTHS!

Before Georgia seeded, Hon.A ii.
STEPHENS said, in her Convention.
Whaf right has til, North as'aiie9? What
justice h4s been deRied? And rhat cLin f,'rn.
ded in j.sfioc aud rigki. has teen uifhhshi?
CH either cf gou to- day name one angle aei gf
,rrorg, deiiJerafsiy and pHrposeiy d,ne By tie
Garernment qi Washington. IF ,oiict the South
has right to eomphia ',I.O ! Challenge tie
Qny,rer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13
Hear Grant !
The Presidential Issue.
UEADQUARTERs "r THE ArMIts or TIE L. 3,
CRY poINT va Aug Is, lsul.


Hgp. L. b. WasAburne, IL C., Of H.:
DEAR SRI state to all citizens who
visit me, that all We want to insure au
early restoration Of the Union is deter
mined unity Of sentiment, North.
The Rebels have now in their ranks
their las, man. Little boys aud old men
are guarding prisoners, guarding railroad
bridges, aud forming a good part of their
garrisous or i:,,reuchcd positions. a man
lost by them can not be replaced. They
have robbed the cradle aud the grave
equally to get their present force. Beside
what they lUse in frequent skirmishes and
battles, they are now losing from deser-
.ions and other causes at least oneIegimen
per day. With this drain upon them, the
end is not far Distant, II are pW only be
true 10 ourselves Their only hope nor is
az It dicided North. This might give
them reilforcements from Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Maryland and Missouri, while it
would weaken Us. With the draft quietly
enforced, the enemy would become de-
spoudont, and would make but little re-
sistauce.
| have 90 doub. but the enemy are ex
ceedingly anxious to hold out until after
the Presidential election. They have
many hopes from its effects THEY
HOPE A COUNTER REVOLUTION.
THEY HOPE THE ELECTION OF
A PEACE CANDIDATE. In fact, like
Mic.wber, they hope for something to
'turn up Our peace friends, if they
expect peace from separation, are much
mistaken. 1t would be but the beginning
of War, with thousands of northern men
joiniDg the south because of our disgrace
il allowing separation. To have "peace
on any terms" the South would demand
the restoration Of their slaves already
freed they would demand indemnity for
losses sustained aud they would demand
treaty which would make the North
slave-hunters for the South they would
demand pay for the restoration Of every
slave escaped to the North.
Yours, truly, U. S. GRANT.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-09-13

Gen. Lewis Cass-s Derroi. paper
s''tes-repudiates the Chicago platform as
. coWardly surrender to the Rebels.