, 1864-11-04

claEs Of fu-conditIoned fellows Of the has sr
Fort, Just now abou1diDg In Canada, ready
for any deeds Of r1pine and outrage with
The tempting odor Of spoils.
With this element at their disposal, the
rtbel leaders in the South have set at work
to utilize 1t and bring 1t into line 1thas
been represented to the authorities at Wash
| tugtou, and On undeuiable Official authority,
al well as BY parties well informed as to the
state Of EtIairs In Canada, and knowing to
the plans Of the Confederate agents, that
| about tGo thousand Of the nost trnsty and
Efficient soldiers had been detached from the
veteran regiments Of the Confederate army,
ard made their way to the Provinces topaz.
! ticipate In these guerilla expeditions nov
preparing. These bostile traitors, when they
! strike their blow, will be led By drilled and
sknlfa1 leaders, detailed for this important
service.
Can our people be blind to the fact thai
the rebels have good reason to covet fol
their cause tie advantage euccess in thit
Girtc!ion will Secure to them st home an !
| abroad. Think OF the moral effect tbs,
would belong to. the narrative In startling
Eead lines, Of the "captu1e Of and dest1ac
tom Of Buffalo. Detroit, 0gdensourg or o.
wego; Of raid upon our lake commerce
cer xnd 1hjrst for snch war nsws ~ ~
stand re,dv tn mate +ha nost of r.
Rickety as their geographical lore is, they
are able to see cur victorious armies have
left, only thin Iiud to the Confederacy.
TteE cannot blind their eyes to the TACT that
our victories faye been carried tn The rerr
heart of the Gnlf Stairs. They will he onls
ten carer IN fnterorst a refnenca of tba r.ra
OF succeEs from disaster to any exposed
Northern point, traneient ant local as such
blow would only prove
1t Wiil be entirely wise for our people to
accept and understand the whole Situation,
and to be prepared forit- And let loyal N, a
everywhere receive 1t as proof Of how
thoroughly the rebel leaders appreciate the
Issues OF the forthcoming Presidential elec-
ton, tnat they are Eous1ng for fe1 and des-
pe'ate designs q thas ciass' at the verg juno
fure "ben they hope ito call loyal
communities fr.m duty at the polls
to defend their homes from attack. We
may, we must expect stirring events With
In the next few days, ard bt prepared for
every man to his post. The trial will be a
btiI one; for when the election OF Tues-
day next shall have given the
voice Of this people for Abraham Lincoln,
and for the war uuti1 the rebellion is crushed.
our opf1ed and dishesrtened toe will fall
back, the storm that ho ais about the ship Of
state will die away, and the haven Of Pea:e
Will open before rs, purchased by conflict
no. By suerendtr, 1t is the dark hour of The
Republic. Stand firm,
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Aa+'us 4Aooi.1os ano eneeuse
T "o.Aeo 4T ~ .1,o upa'ea nas oeea governor
1a'ee. WIN n'ln ~ uas oesn acts nfst, and
ePeecEes npef"a ne mas lea on IN mixing
LUZ nlesoFs u Atno's IN me War Tor
LIE on'on P!e.em1nebug glonous After
saen IN administration OF his executive
duties rs WILL secure bin lasting honors BE
hae taken snch part IN the present political
anpa,en as mas proved to the people far
aao VICE tnat ne Is ready TO give reason
1of 1be 1aith that is In him, and the KEY to
nus otneial acte. TO WIT: loyalty to the Un.
.oa,s ~ ane " 1eeI1 e. .,1 e,se enure' On an
luelce pase VI 1n1s 1ssue, MS eloquent and
1o1cible speech at Bryan Hall last evening.
1t is one Of bis beet efforts, and will be
everywhere welcomed bJ cur readers as
timely epatone OF the doctrines and duties
on which every good and true man should
act and Fote next 1nesda5.
TaE woB KING u ANS FRtEHD,
For some time past there has been
weekly paper published in Chicago, called
the hoT&t"gFne''s Advocate At the time
Wler II WAS proposed py SINE OF our cii-
zsns to nominate charles walker, Esq., as
caluicate iof Congrf es, eome OF Mr. Walk-
ef's friends called at the Office OF the 'p3rh-
t"gnaa"'s Advocate to secure It's support 1or
the proposed ticket. They were informea
tbst Jour thousand dol'ars Was the snallsst
tun' that would do It ihey concluded not
to close win that liberal proposit1on
The hoTkstg'na''s Aa~eale mas now come
out tor q. D. Mccofm1ck" Ahe "orklngmen
csn pe1taps ora" IN inference III tnis polut,
ard II they can nna OUT tne number OF sub
ec1aoefs "nlcn tnat sceet nas' tney can learn
10 matnemauc@ esrtanty 'ae pnce az
"eicn saen " tne. ,,"ss, so.es - " oe AoocAc"
Oh 10 'le'f a.c1o' Meoo.nleA+
Gtn. Logan In Command 1t h1cLeans-
Hhen ZEN Logan nade 1is speecb At Mt
perror m Nondav 1est az onr reeders "a.
r,p,,ber hp wss ssaa,itd nv Connprhead
a-r.ea with revolver md VIA ohIiqed to
"a, nd himee1f with son,e convenient crock.
err 1hat hopnened to be on the platform.
IN 1he fnl]owfnr dav he spoke at McLeans.
horo. snd here he and his friends were at-
@oan.a h, noh hov,fnp ana tbr,ut,r
taSheo ~ uoD ~" o"A6' -. %"o tns
+be@ or,;rcd ot +ts atsrd p1ov;ded fnr rhe
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ees .s.f"naa 49, -,1na 1n1,as 49,. -. 49,
49,, ,.-s aa,. ha had h..s, a+tocraa MI. w..
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ePase. 49, As .D1 y. = 4' ~ 'na' w
tie the anest;ons At issue by fit,ttjnv. If ,hev
,;trc +, n. bettfr than thev aid his eneaktnr
1hs-. nnon 1,a co,na town from 1ba nI,tf,r,,o
snd took a nosi,,on where the hricss had
hee, f,lliny thickeet and cocked his; 1evo1.
reT In another i, slant the how]inv Ind
ceas.d the hr;ckhats d,sanne.red md all
wnE serene. The meeting proceeded gfth
the ntmost oufet snd decorum. and many
.uh,. cape r. ec,ff remained m nrar,,
Where arc They9
pora. ,a ~ co.,a 49, af.a, ..o o.t.
oe.o'e, eoo ~ o'ui' a. toe octo-
be5 election, the uIE6nB CT the negro whip
ptrs in ,1,ia c1tv and Phi1ad.1nbIa ;n.f.+ed
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