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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

GEORGETOWN CoUNCILs.-No business was
transacted last evening by the GeoI Eetown Coun-
ellis, quorum not being present In SitheT beard.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

Is TIE Superior Court 81 nSseest.r, Mass.
Monday, Amos Whiting Ior es last two
aeld, was sentenced to two yeAI In - sstAte
priSon for forgery.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

ono UsIos CLlB.-Gen. Z. r, ECKLKT, n.
from oLA0, will address the Ohio Union Club
NE evening, NsISS EiRth street, near PeanIyIVA-
avenue. "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28
Official War Bulletins.
GRANT----BANKS----SHERMAN.

WAR DEPARTMVSr,
WASHINGToN, May So 1861.
To Major General Diz, E6e York!
The dispatch from Gen. Grant, mentioned In
my telegram this morning, (published yester-
day.) was dated at Jericho Mills, twelve
O'Clock, noon, May 25.
An official dispatch from headquarters,
Quarles' Ford, at S O'Clock this morning, has
Just been received. 1t details movements In
progress since yesterday, OF which 1t Is not
proper now to say more than that they will
manifest their result within twenty -four hours.
Our sick and wounded in Fredericksburg
have been transferred to Washington, and the
army material and supplies removed to points
nearer 10 the present field Of operations.
From the mouth OF Red river, May 81, Maj.
Gen. Candy reports that the army from Red
river was delayed in crossing the AtchafslayA
by tho high water and insufficient pontoon
equipage. The crossing was completed to-day,
and the army is now moving across the Mls.
slSEippi.
Brig. Gen. A. @. Smith had d spirited en-.
gagemeut with Polgnsc's rebel division on the
sth instant, defeating it, driving 1t several
miles, and capturing three hundred prisoners.
In 4 report at lo.45 TO- day, Gen. Butler says
Further official reports show that the repulse
at Wilson's wharf was even more complete
than telegraphed. The enemy retreated during
the night, leaving twenty-five OF their dead in
our hands, and showed a loss OF killed and
wounded Of more than two hundred. From
the accounts Of every officer the negro troops
behaved most splendldly."
Nothing has been heard from Gen. shermau's
command. EDWIN NJ. sTASToE,
Secretary OF War.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

sudden Death o Hon. joshua n. GiddinsI.
MONTREAL, May 27.-Hon. Joshua X. Gid
dingS dropped dead at 10 O'Clock tonight
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

LOST WAILET.-seesdyertisement in another
ump respecting wSllssSsa pApsp lost.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

OHIO USIoH CLUB.-Gen. z. Il. Eckley will
address the Ohio Club this evening, ~ elSht
o'clock At their Hall, No. zoe Ninih street, oppo-
site Masonic Nall. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

SAyT YARD.-There were no arrivals yestor-
dLy, or up to 10 o'clock to-day, from the lower
fotomAe. Tho steam Ore engine Hibernia, which
las lately been repaired at the yard had trial Of
her mashiReTy yesterday AfIefnson In O street,
In front Of Gen RueksrI quarters, which proved
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES,
~ s.rpiss VI I =, hsId
st the Union League Rooms % suhSAY psst
,si an Sss:. Ss...1 h'-''- .''' " f''e tSy,sR!
t1-Rsv. Or. George D. ptissver, % Ms~
york, win preach ia the Ball Of Representatives.
Hoe ROW tsssps.{ MA sss, Il y ,uso,5s M
DO 'at Of our Nations Destiny. mySlts
--UIfS Unissl CIub ,L-o.s. No. n. EohIsy
o,slasED ~ their hall, No. lsg Ninth Treet, oppc-
G;S s s .DI IN ~ ss.s uss., ::
EJ-o.ivssSS 1HRg,,s GaHE.h .sss. q; .y!sIF
.'s:ta n md X H2f ,. X isss nee R'I'T 4 Hey
lStt, pastor. - yanlo-n
7u-PrssbytsTfsK d. rvis.s YIN y. he held
SoS.. V :, ne .Si"ss Of fSir stI..t east and
.trs., sOath, Capitol hui ail ss''Ss ,o VA .aa
= p. N. sL-z-.------llA 49, -
p-HsstivsI sna Pair AZ Isi. NSd HAL .
The L.dis, q ths sersntA ,tr:st 3. ~. Haii,
q aSa. x Is. siiy Is be-. engaged for @ =. .9s-
ssH ;css l II: sss . sis e s.a 'ais:s ssos S &
sts, one psfsor, - cents. Family tickets, sssson,
w. ny. ~
n PieraI ana Fruit Restivsl.--Ths sis
teS IN charge OF the g. Ann's Infant Asylum, cor
beg e snnounss . GRAND ILoRAL AND FRUIT
YEsTTvAL, eommsns,ns TUEsDAI, May sist,
"A A, his ss.aiion i sew undertaking in this
sity, and attended Win great espsnss, and IL now
In treat need, they feel eonndense IN mskiny this
sS!y SS VIII ,sssls sSpp.. 3 ..Stsi sIa ad%
sion 70 rooms, 10 senfs. Open ffom 70 10 o'clock
y. N. my3siw
m sunday, p. n: st . e'.Ieen, Mr.. Z.
Snatr ,ss q S x. Hssssniy PsT.St, WI:
eonsiis, nc North and south, and how to recon
s'ruet the Union aSain--shs 'hirtyfour States.
my1I-3'
Urinary and sexual systems-new and reliable
trsat nsnt-in Reports Of the HOWARD AssociA-
S S n is.i.d skhIs It'll aoSga
TON, Howard Assosistion, No. south Ninth
n n, ,. wilkins, ns9., has bssn aP-
pointed Agent Of the Great fsnnsyiysnia Route,
NJ. MI WiiSias v % has Sssa soaassisd With ths ous., Al
the corner q sixth street and PennaylyaniA ave
nus, during S Ne psss two years, ,ns A. Is notoqShi %
its departments. All Applications for Information,
ileks3s, AZ, nust % addrssssd 70 (, :. wILHIss,
Psnnsyivsnia sVenna - ED. 8 YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent Great PsnhG. ROpis-
~ Peoples TsIsgraph. .-Hsw FiTsa UInH
LuEs; direct 70 NEW YORK. BOSTON, and al
tmI,srtsAt points. washinTton ofnoesi REPuB
LOAN BUILDING, Bli Ninth sirSet, (wsst side,
and eornor PsunsylVAAia avenue and SiTth st'"-i,
under Nausnsl Hotel. -
IL 81'TT CHARLES y. EoYEa
tabis-tf MAnAssr waahinEton Distfish.
h1- Ths Confsaalo,aa and ESPertsn, -
an IuyALip. Published Tor ths bensnt, ami -
wAfninE and A cAvTIon TO NouHs aEN who sues
| nom Herveus Asbility, PramAturs Decay OF StSI
| hoad, etc., supplying ~ the aame tims TEy AEAs
or lELy cUnH. ky ono whs has cured hiSlsnlt a.
var being put 10 great sxpsnse and injury throuS
Eodieal humbug and dnAeksry,
nT enolostna . poskpAid addrssssl sIVsio'E
4 sibkls eopiss EaAy Be bad Of the author.
1 TU' NATHANIEL mAlFAlH, EsI.
| q AZ 1s-Iy badford. Kingp County, n J.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PtoKrooxHT ARnSxrTD.-T night,
netsetlyos Kelly and DArry arrested a piekpoeket,
about II o'eisek, at Tords Theatre Liter fhs last
sci q sts.apii11 to pick Is pc.isS of > lsdy
t.is. !. hs d.tse,iss once OF ihs saSsriuissaspi
and Sssslsmsa have of Yits been rsii.Vsd q their
pooket-books, this thief IL kept al pslise head
,ss, % So Pas .ts RcnG 5iSps 20 s.iti S.ii
call Ahd see him. He gave his name wheA ar
rss'sd s Michael Gulllgsn- douhtie's dsivsst,
The LAST or TIE WouNDRD.---Tho steamer
Kent was hourly expected this afternoon with tbs
last remnant Of the wounde asn At Frederioks-
burg. -...I ~ , -
At sixth street wharf last night about - O'Clock,
having On board some ave hundred wounded, most
q them very severely, many h.ying 70 Be re-
msved on stretchers, being woundsd boo badly 10
eo placed in the smbulsncos. scns ave or sig
wharf about ~ 30 to-day. she viii receive q load
Of wounded to be conveyed to New York.
PotIcE REPoRTs.-ISeeond Prseinet.-Pat-
Ei.E Tisrity, tl,ord:rly conduct a., Iohs Me-
POuriA Prsrnef.--HaTy Buckley, diSordsrly, ansd
e. Augustus AppleitsAler, DO. do. Arthur
Il1A Prseine,-HSrthA Brown, diiordetly coz.
lroxS, dllorasrly conduct, Si5o w. ri Ne
sevtnh PrtetAd.-Thonss mAddiESn, drunken
nsaGi eba GssfKe Dunmore, do 09b9 James
Y. Psttsr, aruAlt = d battery bail for heArtAN.
ter FAGah insulting lAdieS IN the street; jail for
Etoltt Prseiaa.-hArry Lucas, VGEr.noyi work.
hous 40 days. J. L. Oppenheimer selling en- sun-
days eIo.es, Christopher Howard, suspieioRi dis
Tsnik Prseinei.-Mary Robsrtsos, disordsriy cen.
duotj dlsnisled. Addle sniler, do; %. WIN. y.
Davis, do; g. Iohn McCauloy, ,iutoGioAtloui 81.
G. C. Robbins and C. II. Graham, grand larceny
security for court. ..r|.
POLICEMEN NAProMrnD.-Tho following pa.
trolnsn were Apo nted by the Board Of astfopol.
itan Police commissioners, at Its la session! Wn.
c. Alder, Fourth precinct, vic Bernard Bradley,
resEaedi Geo. g. Harris Filth precinct, vice John
X Mead, resignsd. Bradley died few days Aftss
his resignation was acoertod. -
Tm TaAcHBRs' Institute met yesterday sE.
ternoon, At o'sloek, at the old Masonic Hall
ser OF Tenth Ard streets. A large number ol
tsashers were present The meeting WAS Addrssbed
By Mr.. Rinhstds, on the subject Of order and seat
subject 81 geography. The remarks OF both fhess
Tsnslsnsn were listened to with great intsrsit.
AAIoR GHH. FRANK J. HHEKoH, Brig. Gen.
4. J. Hamilton, Gen. Benton, and Gen. Goieeuri
MsIisAn Csnshl, arrived Al New Orleans Iron
TsxAs OF the nth inst. .fr-T
NAVY YARD.-There were no arrivals yostor
day, or up to 10 o'clock to-day, from the lowel
fotomAe. Tho steam Ore engine HlberniA, whiet
In front Of Gen. Rueker'I quarters, which proVet
| very satisfactory.
ONO UNIoS CLuR.-Gen. z. Il. Eckley VII
| Addtess the Ohio Club this evening, ~ slSh
oiolook at thsir Hall, No. Aoe Ninth arrest, oppo
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

Tm TAAcuBRs' ISsTITUTB met yesterday sE-
ternoon At o'slook, at the old Masonic Hall 90 .
ser OF Tenth Ard L streets. large nuuber Of
tsashsrs were present. The meeting was addrssbsd
By Mr.. Riehsrds, on the subject Of order and seat
hess In the sohool-toon, and by Mfr. Wight, on tho
subject 81 geography. The remarks OF both fhess
Isntlsnsn were natsned 10 with Great intersit.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

POLICEMEN AProNTnD.-The following pa
trolnsh were Apo Ated by the Board Of hetnopoi-
itan Police Com mssiones at Its Last seasinnI Wn.
9. Alder, Fourth precinct, Vie Bernard Bradley,
X. Mead, resigned. Bradley died few days AftsS
his resiEnatien was aooertod. ..n-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28
RY TELEGRAPH.

By the Peoples Telegraph Lnes,
Ofieea-SiI Ninth street and corner Pennsy mi
avenue and sixth street:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

Ihs FlAa1stiSa lit,SH make the weak strong,
the lAaEuia brilliant, AAa are SHhAuStod natures
great bsstorsI. Thsy are sompossd Of the eolS
brAtsd cAlisAyA naTk, WintsrIrSsn, HAsbAfrAs
Roots. Herbs, 49,, An preserved in PSrfos'Iy pure
o., CrolX Run.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

80 - Iswo much 70 you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV. ". n. WAssoSss, Madrid, N. Y"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-28

skfirn will spsak ON the lower Capitol grounds,
under the innusnss Of ths Heavenly Parent, whe
conoilei ths North and South, and how to recon
s,ruei the Union aSain--shs ,hirtyfour States.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

nooucAsEg FoR SALE --ExTENSTvE RANGES OF
Is cases well built and party glazed suitable for lawyers
res or vel nted be used In store ght bust
vess Nav lie seen No l8, the Bank Of Com.
1890 M Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
rvNtrrRr AT 4 GREAT BAReAtN-CoNsIsTfN

NJ WNENT HNNtATN-NVNTFrTTI
II one sofa Hlx Chsrs Arm Char, OF walnut up
10 stored pure horse hair and covered IN all wool green
and used made bv of best French
cabinet The chars a patent back and Of q g
latest pattern To be seen az g16 Bro0ne street. iDa Ire OF
Mrs DLUNk.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
FURNITURE.

An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or PARLoR, CHM CHAM'
n ber and Dining Room Furniture for sale e sscrlhcc'
The viii sell IN lots 4, SUIT purchasers an me
nliure con auel ~ his resdencs, lS West twenty W ~
street. near siAlh Piauotorte ianin9s "a LOT
Sglts Etsgeree, Mirrors DC ~. miDphni 49,,
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

/NRkND MAsQuERADE.-ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
Vt making good appearance teher comic or fancg)
masq Grades sh0nld get one OF BUNkIRS Hew Coz.
TUNES IN. of Dresses, Wigs Curls 6r,
i'm tic city Fancy Dresses order az
100 Fourth street Sixth avenue.
10Th REGIMENT BALL
y In AID OF tho widows aud orphans Of deceased New
York soldiers. . = ... -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31

T The Home Guards of Richmond
and Petersburg have been slaughtered in
the late battles with Butler's army. They
seem TO have been placed in the most ex-
posed points, and were cut down in great
numbers. The Richmond Examiner, of
the 18th, speaking of repalsing Butler,
says:
"They 1.-THE Southern troops) suffered
a considerable loss iu killed and wounded.
<To make an omelette, one must break
some eggs is the proverb Of French ar
mics. But we are inclined to think that
the number is ggerated, for there is
this evident cause OF exagReration that
the brigade which bare the brunt OF the
battle contained great proportion of
young men from this city. Many houses
here. contain wounded brotherssand suns.
and hence the popular imagination in
Richmond increases the total loss beyond
reality"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31

ANOTHER MURDER One day last week
we mentioned the fact that Serg't Brad
ford. formerly of Capt. Davis company
of E. NJ. NJ. from the lower part of this
county, had suddenly disappeared, and it
was, supposed had been murdered. The
fears were too well founded, aud we now
have the sad fact to record that the life
less body of Serg't B. has been found,
haviog through it eseyen bullet holes. No
clue has been discovered to his murderers,
but undoubtedly they are part of the
organized force which have murdered
Others of the same, neighberhood, We
have rumors that other men are missing,
and before the end OF the week We fear
that we shall record more murders. These
things demand prompt and energetic at
tention. II is settled beyond doubt that
an extensive Organization exists through.
out the country which Is pledged to ex
terminate Union men. How long will
these tends be permitted to roam at large
and perpetrate their hellish deeds7 Let
vengeance be dealt out to them unstiat-
ingly. Let them suffer the full penalty
of their crimes.--[St. 10. Herald. "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31
@ H ID R q NJ +,

Which is the basis Of the atfers offered TO the pub
lie That honor belongs the native inhabitants of
trial Americas wfnm virtues have bs4n known for
than two hundred years. Armed with il the In
dian ids defacs 70 the deadly uaisr, and ham
dies, without fear, the most vcnou1ons serpenn- n
belief with them that whe there 10 breath in the body,
the Ceron poteut TO cure nsttef what the disease
may he t4saj -sse - a4ss@ ssasz stfaAssis +.
Mhiie Dr. Ball prepared to endorse shis
giant pretension he is nevertheless satisfied fom
ough examination Of the evidence relating 10 its virtues
that remedy and preventive for ell diseases arising
fron exposure either 70 changes Of wether and clss~
TO the Esiasmsfc influences. II stands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31

EF The Ex-President. Franklin Pierce,
has written letter to friend in refer
ence to the sudden death of Mr.. Haw-
therne. at Plymouth. Mr.. Pierce says
chr. Hawthorne lies upon his side; his
position SO perfectly natural and easy,
his eyes closed, that it is difficult to real
lie, while looking upon his noble face,
thai this is death. He must have passed
from natural slumber to that from which
tbereis no waking without the slightest
movement" There is something in the
death of Mr.. Hawthorne that sadly sug-
gests that of, Mr.. Thackeray, whose de-
parture so recently preceded his own.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS ST
The Latest and Nest Imporsans Dia.
c0vcry OF the 18Th Century.

No mans Is intimately connected with the
history of the sateriA Aedca of the United States
more iavorasy known a pioneer IN medical discovery
than that OF
DIR. John Bail, 81 Louisville, ~,
His fnfitable preparation Of SarSaparilia has long
stood the head Of various comppands Of tat
able drug.
Ills Compound of lid Cherry has become household
word throughout the West and South. -..s
His Worm L1zersyes In than year after their In
trodncfsoh attaineu reputation widespread the
continent OF North America. -
But the GROWING glory of ha life remains % BE- at
tanned In his atest discovery rather combination for
be does not claim to have been the discovsrer %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31


hi. stock ~. jos. purchased in Phad.lphi. and Es~
York expressly for fhs market
fhey respectfully Invite svuybody 70 call ma exat.s
!. ana .s - = :
M.o nsss Prices PAID Ter Weel, fee.e.
| p D. sTER.
NEW DRESS GOODS
For the Sessss!
es
Blaek and Fancy silks,
Mozambique Bareges,
French PoPIins,
Lsastres, Armurcs,
and Stuff Goeds,
GLOVES AND HoslERYl
HOOP SKIRTS,
OF View sy,ss a.1 NJ. sss,r,l.. n.le,
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TlcLks.
s.sps Hs. B. ..sss
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DAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHEa.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31
THE.4AT'Ev CITY.
=szss=-=Ek
TUESDAY, MAY 81


Among the items Of intelligence f4Dm
the-seAt Of war. we have Il that On Thdrs.
day, Wade Hampton's Legion, or what is
left of it, was soundly thrashed BY body
of black troops Of Batasfae corps under
command of Gen Ferrera
To get the full sense of this inteli.
gence ut must be rsmembered thst till
Hampton's Legion is the creme dc Ia
creme of the Southern chiyalry the mis-
cegenators par excellence born. . heget
yellow hides, and with divine debt to
wallop ever, thing of dusky hue and
running on two legs. None of your poor
white trash went into the bsRioa-no
mudsill-greasy Mechanic, hard footed
Teuton, or gathering Celt might defile its
ranks. Only the fellows of dark long
hair. swearing big oashs and whiting
shingles With a bowie knife, might come
in. S& "a
That such Phalanx could be whipped
at all is bad enough !; but to be whipped
by their own slaves is too bad. ssPhancy
their Phelinks," as Yellow Plush affect
ingly has it! AS il a row OF game cocks
should be put to route before 4 sqsadA of
Guinea hensi We think we see their
long hair streaming in the wind before
the deluge of Ethiopian wrath, surping
reientlessly after their fugacious heels.
Well, Time has its compensations; and
we know of no measure Of Justice better.
Tor race Of fellows whose lives have
been passed ia whipping men and women,
than that which their own victors can
supply. In every fight hereafter let the
Nublans confront the chivalrv, and the
hardest fend off.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31

ETA Methodist preacher. ia the
church at Oxford, Ohio, prayed for the
welfare of the veterans who had left that
town. aud Tor a speedy peace on honorable
terms, when ButterBut brother rose from
bis knees aud departed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-31
WITHOUT A RIvALi
DY s P EP STA

And justly deserves the reputation il has long enjo
in Central America aud the Mest Indaes. In -. ).
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
John A. Logan on Pendleton.

We commend to Uuiou soldiers and tho
friends Of Union soldiers the following re.
marks on Pepdletou by the brave Gen.
Logan, Who served in Congress with Pen.
dlston, aud denounced him on the floor
Of the House % . traisori
"They ssk me to vote for George B.
M'Clsllau on such . platform a. this l
say | won's do il. They ask me to vote
for George II. Pendle,on, and l coy l
would not vote for him on that or any
other platform, for Vice President or any
other Office, il the devil we're . candidate
against him. Why do l say SO! l
served with him in Congress, aud have
been forced and compelled TO denounce
him as . traitor aud [ have good right
10 do SO to-day. | have heard from bis
lips, in the balls Of Congress, before he
WAS even thought Of as a candidate, words
Of treason and disloyalty. He has de-
nounoed this war from the time it COM
menced. lie has never voted q solitary
dollar, oor . cent, in favor Of prosecuting
this war, no matter how the money was
10 be expended-whether for food for the
soldiers or anything else-not one dollar
has be voted that could be spent in any
vsy against the Rebellion and 10 favor Of
the Government. defy his friends to-
day 10 point me to one line, or one sylla-
Bile, ever written or uttered BY him in
favor Of restoring this Government BY
putting down the Rebellion-not word.
Bot if you will read his speeches you will
find that be has justified Secession. You
will fnd that be has advocated State
Rights, and said that be believed the pee
pie Of the South had right to secede, and
the Government had no right to cocrce
them back into the Union. That is the
doctrine he has advocated, and upon that
record people ask me 10 vote for him."
Gen. Logan represented the EGYPT"
part of Iiiinois as 40 ultra Democrat, and
has PraFeL himself a good fighting man.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-11-11
Hear Gen. A'Clellan!

W DESIRE to state clearly and distinctly
that having some few days aso bad . fu!
conversation with Judge Wood ward, I fnG
that our views agree, aud regard bis cleo
tion a.. Governor of Pennsy ylvania called
for by the interests Of the uatiou."-
wrote Mcclellan, from NewJersey, in 1868
Non hear Woodpard!
Woodlands "view" was tha. soldier:
should nosfe permitted to vote.
WoodWsrd's "view," as avowed at the
time, Was that the South should be per-
mitted to 90 peaceably rather than resort
to coecrion.
Judge Woodward has formally enuncia-
ted the "view" that "slavery is an iucAlcu-
liable blessing!"
Hear them Both!
Woodward would not resign, 90 Judge,
until elected Governor. land Mcclellan
will not resign, as General, unless he is
elected President!