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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
indianapolis and Madison
RgA ILBIoA D.
1864. j" = 81 1864.
New Arrangement TO Commence Non.
II.

TWO passenger trains daily Sundays eIcepted) be.
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis. at 500 A. NJ
and r NJ, arriving al Madison st 1880 A. NJ and so
Il. NJ
arriving at indianapolis al IL A. NJ and I.40P NJ.
Trans leave Columbus for Rushville at p. NJ, arriv
ing az $40 NJ Returning leave Nashville A N.
arriving at Columbus at Ills A. NJ.
This Road forms line with the Packets al Madison for
thetrAnsporAton OF freight between Cincinnati and
dianapOlls and points West.
Tariff Of Freig hts as low as by any other route.
shippers and merchants West will find IL to their
est 20 ship by thisine.
marls DC. BRASHAM. Superintendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-23
RENOVATERS.
CLEANING AND 0YeING ESTABLISHMENT

vUvHE UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE, 10. IS SOUTH
u Illinois street, Indian pois, Indiana,
this old and well-known establishment the ladies
can have silks and wooden goods dyed in permanent and
beautiful colors; and gents garments thoroughly
ted and repaired
New and second hand clothing bought and sold also,
particular branch the business denominated fine
ing-billa stable cloth tear in any garment be
% wrought a II not be visible TO the naked eye.
Remember the place, No. IS South Illinois street.
janl0 JOSEPH HAkRls, Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
nannibal 1 St Joseph Railrea1

AND STEAM PACKET LINES on THE
"A Nissouri River. The most pr racticabis route
y the Gold Mines Of Idano, Bsnnock City, Vir-
giniA City, 0sllAtin, Denver, Washoe, Boises aud
Iai,tornia- Daily overlaDo Stages from Atehi-
son 10 ABOVE points. All rail % St Joseph. A.
Gibson, Latan and Weston. Tns Daily Pscket
Emile, runs from Westou to Leavenworih, lsessn
milss,1 uad skaAsas City, tfofty snlles.) Stage
cosnectiens from Lesvenwor;h and kansas Cir
g Lawrence, Topeka, Fl. Alleys It Scott, Santa
Fee. VIII
Tr;.weekly Packsta. The elegant packets Col,
eradc. DensN J. .: Leey,. West Wind and a.
Majors tosp IN Meslly r. sls ffsn st Joseph
to Ne6r:.tA City, c. 80 md onAha-
Minsss with teaus nd e Snrried vn tne
sszas trsl3 IA paek6 3dl Rsaartias points
aod afive ffss6 tss { 164 81 80. '7
sCsnAs4des made b}fa;l tad u packets On he
si:si,,9a 3 9 s We " rs 9sasA q u =
+ ~ s165&6k 45oto. q rrsiga1yfb b1orys \. \.
1rsttynaa. agssA = sDsvssPoFs. = = board sbs
II 66Iolr IHA1rx41p, az ; Ca ls lsss't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

IHr Ferry Company is having little
more business than it can perofrm with its
present facilities The ferry boat Daven-
port was sold few weeks ago, aud a. yet
Capt. Robinson has not succeeded in pro-
cuTind another boat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
House Lots for Sale.
q ssrenl Rargalll.


4 Great Bargain.
yo Is. .aoAe ii. g.ble building lots corner
Twt. ua Rock lsialid streets, Deing 100 tee
.trvat Oh ssolu SIDE l-ta street ana lve ieet o'
ea,t 49, Vi ..oCA lsisLd street.
ia. s.s 10 very aac lJca;ion price YER
low ts.lus 9uco.alnoniv easy-a small Aiaoun
ol essA uo~u-oalance Oh long term OF years u
sloN lAit 81 interest.
~. 81 i.ol ia brady street west side, 50 fee
fru.t ., 10 Ie-t u.eF-Palce very low. On pay
MA. ~. i-e .Jt t@s s4oaeg II bu.4 pttt De e0""s
f.r teen y ssees .. ssr pr se.' =,
~. - c0 Dra1y street, IbJ ieet trout by 10
&C.. Le-y--sens.4. ls.-e s4- per rom loot.
~. Z. Ca AA.Tt ,tfeet, lot 10. iyparker ad
G.. >, .ss.A-r iot pre-. .-yJ
~. ro.s ...'rse tSls IA Dawson q true
ad 4lt.o- s.t5l eac- le.ns easy
.,,s =. g. %. l. ,irt. house igts IN Siayma
ks. a4-4.lyA, s.9o u sl59 each. Terms easy
Store Lot. for sale.
No. az Que on at d 81, just east Of Brady st
NJ A.. folr on IA -, near Railroad bridge
NJ. Is. Also, furnished suites 0; rooms ioi
sil, gen.e.nen
IiGss class Houses for Rent.
". =. Nc read, 10 engage TO rent or to sel
hos, a90 Uu44..Ass 10 ee iSaiy ioi oecur c!
~ ia, ). june us t--p.ans oi which may b'
o.. u. ..--.
store for Rent.
". o. 7 :. west store aud Basement, In BE
,ry,...-. 80, Los. .up.ed oy Mack : Co,
(lsJ .e.s dsep.l
Houses for Sale.
NJ. =. IL .A1..as ~, '"o-4to ",lcA ~,
n; aoAse, NJ 49, ~ 80 re- =. u
49, "a. 49,. auEs Ia. nouse.
Coz. - - Pace =. uouse aau lot ) $40 on.
ta.rl casa, balance on Ions tune at low interest
=, a. A rr.ck dwellnL uruse On LII 1T.
., 49, ss.l casn' res, on line ii I, per ceut
r. me estat. u3w owned ana occupied
by go ;. {. DOW, nsa ,os.n. tie dweA. : hoose
AZ tres iui. .1SS, ifo..tlns ,o0tA upon in 81
cosa-r oi asnuD s.re.st inis hou>s !. III per
nae .ltsar .li-n ofthe mouse
il t4s.s4.l ..o ey-.s.-. =. ine view from this
pi4.s ~ ausu. pa..--. Terms easy
-. .+,,.. Zee. s4.u
~ :. 4.,s .,,,.-a So ,o,,. .a,.ta..s, cor.
-. ~. ...1a -. nassn % inorin.toi 20
sd ~ s.l4 = tsioeS6.r91 x lay
rcu...~..no .. Yeas a. 4eS rse q utsrst
80. :. ,y.rge,, - aaa. .ot. l. ice. s4na.
'.,,.s r5..a .rsst =. e Of Perry ST.
s+reei, i,r,ee - 500. Two.,hird.
n. IL re,,ls1l o.. mortgage a. . per cent.
- - - s,ree, price. sl,5a0 Two.
sa..~s 10y "a l-'.t.s lr.dy street "A
.,..,'ane.- prce. ss..o.
patu.ble aouse wltl 2M acres of land
-. -. ,,,,;, =, al xin6. With stable
.s' "s.. sso1 ,rona mouse. COW stable, wagon
Cist.ase u9'. ~, rst,. na.ture orcnard and
- = .',. ,saole Mace wel fenced aud in
ps..e~' " 3ei aI'- r
StOFeo 1VE
10. SIS valuable stores, well rented easy terms
1V.smnrc-s Addition.
"a now laid OF into lots of all pricesl ana thev
are ready for sale on very easy terms ano az ..~
prizes. House Lots, Store Lots, warehouse Ao'''
Factory LOIS.
Farm, Wanted.
,..,,. ,.o,, 40
We waDt 10 purchase ini ~
te lSv sc1 es eaen'
Y'0rms for S0les
,na., tsnce
cN 25. 80 acres, aii improves ,,ar, - san.s "a
miles iroui tns cA'y, Witn eAesnsus us os, - ~ ~
70, as ana cellar, wood house ".sa noas., Sa
11py 5. ieetg spsi. .ags Two "e4is, e.s..'a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

Trains rcn 6y Chicago time which 10 twelve min.
utes faster tnan Davenport time.
NN AND AfTEk MONDAY, NAY 18th, 1854
Oapd until further notice, trains will leave
davenport ~ follows:
5A5 A. y. Tor GriLneli and Washington.
8 - A. \. freight accommodation TOR 0rinnell
2l5rsH 90 - do Iowa City
md Nuscatine.
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows:
o. A. y. frsgat and accommodation from
Iowa City.
445r. n. freight and accommodation from
Grinnell and Washington.
Star. \. sxpress floIn Gyinnell and uuscatine.
Ths6 46 {. M train out Of Devenport, AakeS
direct connection at Grlnuell, Iowa City, and at
Washington, with the Western Stage Goa eta.
geo for al points West, Sonth- WesI, and North.
West. M
Train from the west contact q Davenport
With trains ofths Chicago ! Rock Island Rh. ios
al points East, North, and South
Passengers are reminded Of the necessify oi
giving distinct directions 70 the destination o.
baggage, also 20 procure tickets before taxing
their seats in the cars. J. +. TRACY. Eups
A. kMDAll, Ass't Sup't my is "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

TBL legal investigation growing out Of
Mile House will be commenced tomorrow
before justice Blood. Il viii probably con-
sumo several days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

REvoKED.-We are informed By Marshal
Pool, that Mayor Lowry has revok ed the ap-
pointment Of VIM. Mcdonald as policeman
Of the 4th Ward, who received his appoint
ment June 9th
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

n PsrTiscilL Co. No. 81 PARK Ros, Nev Ycrk
etsis st Get Boston, agent. in tbose cities
And aie author ssd to AXE apd srbscrp
tions scr us ~ owe., rates
scaivss. Ss Dearborn greet Chicago. Il 40.
ihofsed 10 receive ID cert semeuss for thie u1eeY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
RIVE r ITEMS.
n led.

On the a2d instant. at the age Of 80 years,
MRS. NARY LINDSAY, lwidow of TuoxAs
LfxpsAY. = - es.- 10y
The funeral will take place ct ST. Anthony's
Church ct O'Clock tomorrow Friday, morning.
MRS LINDSAY wss an Old Settler OF Daveu-o~t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

Davenport Markets.

OFrIcs OF THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT,
Thursday evening" June 20. 1854
WHEAr-No !. well cleaned, round and plump,
Club, Tea and Galena sl.45; No. 2, all sound,
not clead enough for No. l, si.al rejected, mus.
ty and damp, lio cents.
BARLeY.-lle.
CoRS.--Shelled, No. /, soun1, plump and dry,
e0c, do. No. :, snrpnken. s5 il ear. No. !, sound,
plump and dr., - 90. No. 2 sh-unken. e..
Oars. No /, clean and sound, II DO. No. 2,
damp and not cl.an, 6a.
RyE-1l2
wEr-s BEAss--ea oo07.so.
FLA~sEsp.- $2o00225.
TIMoTHY.-$2.25Q2so.
CLovsR.--s,.ooG
PorArozs.-50075 .J
-kE1zkR-lsc. mn
Esss 125<c, Hp .Z@1.S
New York slarkefl.
S,w Yorr, June %.
Corro~zen'e. - i22,.oi-.
Flora azhs-kst lees active IS a51s 50 tor extra:
- iS<f9 g. for snr.rins.
= q Hg.r-MsrAet lower .2 oo1e2S Chicago
Spring; - Q9g2 20 Milwaukee Club, -. IS e. %
winter "a.
Gosv--si 52al5a.
O,rS-9lMaz
rors-.ss ~. ss7 old mesa
L.Ap-l6<di i,Ic.
Wsisxr-xl10
New York Stock sIarke2.
New Tnrk June 81
l1Qld oaene5 n e cina-i -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

JrplclAL CoSvYS7.'oH.-- The county
Judges convention was belts" attended du-
the afternoon session yesterday, a9a many
4.es.ion Of interest were taken up ana dis.
cusse5 at length. The fee bills. aUd probate
business wsss remarked upon end more
specific conclusion was arrived at regarding
those important subjects. Among other
things the convention passe,li q resolution
recommending the forms Of bls1ks, and
blank work, blank books, etc, manu-. .<ctur-
ed by Luse, Lane & Co., of this city. as b..
ing the best adopted to general use in this
state
The Convention adjourned sine die last
evening, after having accomplished its OBJ
ject > 's's-.s
T8E Eyr Avn EAp-pnea n. NA,J~..,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

suxxsR Clo1HNc.-,vhere 20 procure it
is question that perp!exes q good many,
while mercury in tho thermometer. ike
gold. is steadily rising, and we are prompt
ed to relieve them by suggesting that . vi.
sit to Cones, corner Of Brady and Second
streets, in Nickoll's Block, is likely to a!lay
their anzieties. Probably richer, larger
and more varied display Of patterns was
never on exhibition in Davenport. 1t has
been produced through tho superior re.
sources Of his extensive business, and with
keen appreciation of the want, Of the
public. and therefore gentleman will
experience no difficulty whatever in max,
ing selections satisfactory alike to his taste
and judgment Mr. Cone is a close buyer.
bis assistants are capable aud experienced,
ard his establishment enjoys the reputation
for low prices. all good and substantial
reasons for purchasing yo'lr clothing Of this
house
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

Psasoss suffering ftou diseases Il tn
" and Ear she1l1 eonuplt p. ooe1n@. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

ARE you deaf * blinds Have you any
disease Of the eyes or ears, call on DR.. Fer
rard, the celebrated Spanish physician. on
Main street, below the National Bank. Dr.
Fzrard has cured more diseases Of the eve
and ear in the last three months, and has
more pstients under treatment than al the
doctors. in Iowa. He cures all old chronic
diseases. Remember the place, Dr.. Geo
Ferrard, Main street, between Front and
Second streets.
On. Tuesday. June 2sth, and every Tucs
day during the summer and fan, DR.. F. will
DC In Museatine. junel5dlwaw2t
RIVER ITEMS.
The popular mail and passenger packet Jamea
Means. Captain Jerry Wood. will depart tor Du.
buque and way points 10 morrow al O'Clock. J,
Scarborough ia the Office. r NJ Prettyman.
agent.
The fav orlte mail and passenger packet Jennie
Whipple, Captain Campbell, will depart for Fort
Madison and way points tomorrow morning at
o'clock Lemuel Par khurst Ia the Office. 4 A.
Tilcbein. sgent. assa9sea
The Northern Line paekst Canada, Captain
Parker. will depart for st. Louis and way points
tomorrow morning Len. W. Eldred in the
ONCE. 4. n. Pretiyman, agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
" u = = : r<abNrio1 s1lfI1i aesof fnaooa3 Waf
DAVENPORT, IOWA, THURsDAY, JUNE %. 1854. r.
SEVEN YEARS Aeo.-We have been look.

SEVEN YEARS Aeo-We have been look
ing over some old files--seven years old the
present week. Things nave changed some
since then. The river was very high. with
the prospect Of another big rise" 1t il
neither one thing nor the other now Wheat
was selling at Sl.oo per bushel; -four a.
s70o per barrel; corn soc, shelled 75c
in the ear oats e0c per bushel; potatoes
SL4O; hay sl6 per ton--best quality. Su.
gar 123c per ID; coffee l6c; butter 2Oc per
ID; eggs l5c per dozen; coal l5c per bushel.
There were three s-column newspapers pub
lished in the city, besides the German news
paper and some others. Looking over the
densely crowded advertising columns ofthose
sheets, we And scarcely business Hrm or
concern that has not undergone some change
or gone out entirely. There were seven
banking honses then, besides loaning shops
without number. Everything was running
on the high pressure system. Land agents
were crowded ITO death" with business.
and the papers were crowded with their ad-
vest;sements. At that particular time water
works were all the rage The Gasette fof
seven years ago today says "the commit
tee appointed TO secure water-yorks grounds
win most probably make then report At the
next meeting of the Council They didn't
do it, nor have they reported yet that we
know Of. and that is the reason why we
have no water.works-probably.
Some four or five hundred men were
grading and macadamizing our streets the
City Clerk was employed two days in the
week to issue them their orders; dwelling
houses were renting from $500 to $500
each, and stores from $500 to 1920, and
the rate OF interest on long loans vas from
to y per cent. per month. Such a time
has not been seen since fer business and
hustle As seven years ago the present sum-
mer Early in the fall came the :" crisis Of
81 and many there be who did no: sur
yive it. Lots and lands tumbled, banks
and merchants failed, stores were closed
and general prostration was the result
How long hence before like Scene vii. be
presented!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
PENNSYLVANIA Central RAILWAY.

-I---... = -. l.,4-tl = !.
Pennsylvania Central Railway.
pss.lk I,a.k-Tsr sio,f.v Iss4. 10 :fsse yeyl
| a PiITSBtiRG. TRAINS FROM The
"A West run Girect TO tina Union Depot, wlere
| Passen GERS for Harrisburg, Baltimore Phi'sdsi-
| phia. Washington, New York, Boston. a. the
New England towns, arc transferred 10 III. Ce .
OF the Pennsylvania Censrai Railway. Toe nigh,
Exprsss runs daily, other trains daily exec i
Comp,.;s equipments of new aud slss.nsly
f,rnithsa .szs i fg84Iss si.ia
State Room Sleeping Cars,
on night trains, s,d oa the Past Line TO New York
via Allentown, without change, and landing In
New York
ONE HOrR ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER
,ls te4 & 80 1A-A1So' ,stgAH
ro Boston and Sew Enslsnd Passengers. this
Route is especially de-. .rsble = i gives then, =
oppor tunity of seeing the sses wv anmone ne
Aleghany Mountains, besides y. v''sng r,itsburg'
Pniladelphia aud New York without 1. .s., cos..
Al New England Passengers holding 'sougo-
tickets. Will be transferred with their baggage, -
rail and boat connections, in New York, without
charge.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsbura
to Philadelphia.
Nine Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia far New
York; four daily trains from New York % Boston
Baggage Checked Through and transferred free.
Transportation.
Merchandise krVduce and Live Stock carried
with dispatch, At the lowest rates.
". H. HOLMES, Gea'i Pass. Agent Chicapo
ESocn LE1ls deSl saps, W zlaccssa, 1Hs Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

OUR SIDHwALgs-We notice that the ac
ton OF the City Council in regard to side
walks is having salutary effect. Many of
the old rattle-traps" about town are being
r.moved and replaced with good, substan-
tial material. The city authorities will see
that delinquents are properly attended to
when the limit allowed has been passed.
with good, sound sidewalks all through the
city and gas on the principal streets, our
town will present much more civiliz ed as
pect
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

PlcrraE PAIxrrxo.-J. B. NcGrew, late
Of Baltimore, has established = gallery on
Br>dy sTset, swo doossbslow 9th, ives. side,
and is prepared t. paint photographs in the
best style in oil, water, Indian ink, yinno
and ivory type Also, eopics taken -froAn
old ambrotypes, dasussreotypes, &G Call
and examine his specineus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

EcoSoxY.-With the necessaries Of life
at the present high figures, every house.
keeper should observe economy. They viii
be better able to carry ont this plan by pur-
chasing their groceries at Parks & Hos-
mer's, s. .. corner Of Brady and Fourth ste.
All goods fresh and wholesome. Goods de
livsyed ip IL parts Of the city. Don't for
get the place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

ALWAYS IN SEAsoS.-No firm in the city
strives harder TO serve the public-nons
better succeed than Kehoe 4 Carhart, op
posite the LeClaire House. "A glance at
their large stock Of fresh and desirable
goods is conclusive proof that shey.are men
who thoroughly understand how to please
the ladies, and the public generally. The
latest styles received every week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

An EIRoASr RESIDENCE ron SArr.-The
subscriber offers for sale, on reasonable
terms, his former residenbe, corner Of Ele-
venth and Brady streets. If not sold the
shove property win be for rent On the first
Of July next.
Also for sale cheap 4 Lots in Maekin-
tosh's Addition to Davenport.
For further particulars enquire Of
jnel6 CHAs. E. PUrxAx.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

PaorooRArss, rrc:-The place to procure
really splendid photograph o. ambrotype
is At 0lmssead ! Co.'S, on Brady street, be-.
low the Auction store, east side, and also
ia Hilrs new bloch, on Brady, bst~een ID
and 4th streets. They are masters Of their
profession AID warrant perfect satisfaction.
Give them sscall fss.f ine2Od2v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
to Philadelphia.

Nine Daily Tsains Leave Philadelphia sor New
York four daily trains from New York 70 Boston
Baggage Checked Through and transferred free
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

o8&s 3s1< saso >sJFSaa os Essssfss 81
.cSE@Af
'..2 Z ~ ffniHiqo .s4.1i,8i, saj ia6j sn11a Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-23

TIE Ere AND EAR.-Read Dr.. Gardner 4
advertisement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-07

burdens thereby imposed upon labor and
capital and the necessity OF return Ia
IA sound system III, right binding author.
ity OF law over the President the army
aud the people are subject. Of not les
vital inn ortuucg in war than in peace
Believing that the views here expressed
ar those OF the convention and the poo
pie you represent accept the nomina.
ton, fully realizing the weight OF the rc.
pou. bllity to be- borne should the people
ratiy your choice
Con.c.ou. of my own weakness, / can
only sek lrryruily the guidance Of the
Ruler ct ihe Universe aud. relying on
li- all powerful. AID do my best to restore
union and pgact to a suffering people. and
10 establish aud guard their liberties aud
rights.
] am gentlemen, very respectfully, your
obeiicnt servant.
GEO. h MCCLELLAN.
To liosArlo SEYMOUR. and Others nj
the committee,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-07
Mr. sEwARps SPEECH AT AUBURN
NEW YORK

NE" ibhht
ga the 2ud Of September. Secretary Seward
addressed the people Of Auburn, \ Y ga the
grounds adjoining bic residence. HI speech =
too long Tor our columns but W, give The cen
clnd.ne portions % Il, He announced that
there would br no general DRAFT a. the army II
being reinforced AZ the rate % from i've t1 ten
ihuussnd yolluters day fls d,uuunced
fadical ahalitinulsls a. vel a. prife democrats.
speaking oi the former class be -aii
" Ah- that il must he confessed 10 IS pAriy
spirit that h1lds them aIopf. Al IT them are
pafti.au. some are republicans who cannot
rejoice ln The s,iionai victories because this
war iHr the Hfe " the nation q not in aIl re-
-pect. conducted be- ordiuT o. their avn peru-
liar Fad cal idea- and theonr- They tr0Hf
lu9far'eo fnr 'uJt, 'Hd mfrus1i and rum
piste emancipation M DO npi rant ris ~
hon sirfd
He argued ia favor af The reelection Of Nj
Lincoln
Hle ypw. a. regard. slavery are hose which
wil ii 4 1r a umpus. De said
told SON here a ye8f ago tbHi practically
slavery WIS uo longer iu gurstisn- that lt wss
prri-asus uudcf tAc operation ol Zoe vai ia='
assertion hls been confirmed Tbe linton men
iu go the slave states INA We have delivered
40, even mHgt aHNipu. timB ~ arr o. abolish
slavery Witness Western Nlfgipia NaDlald
M.--safl Louisiana Tennessee and Aikuau-4s.
It1 f~uu Davis tells you In effect the same
thing H. -ly- that Il Is not slavery bui iu
J,tlndrnre ana .oysre.-uty for which b.. h.
,4,,s,'5.,s rberg /. .,.sf t,.,.,.,, r.,tt.-
,.gl,,l .I,u,r. 30, ,a'i b. .,ly, .,e.,.. anal,
'..,...f tbr I,iqr If tbe y,srk.a, man ip ey.r.
part OF the United States AZ ies- than ha.f
That prize you e0lld bay % TIE slaves ia The
country
Toe following is tbe g1ncad,ng portion % his
spec % Nl..h s.'eI We. d .Ai',el l'gtl'.'
e.- 49,, prsstssr, hmm /, noth,,.s.. 1s..i ..5,
thuk sau give aa answer upon ne subject
~ slavery aithe present day - answer which
",.I .f eNp.'.'' tu' Z. 'I'' 10y a'''4,'h,' e.
e,g. w,, ,...g't IN, s",,l'r.gt =, h." i.n'
t,l state t5s mI,4f, a,A.4rr, aa.e'n. s.
s,-y Dh.h h''e h-e1 e'p'ed from ns.s-. tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-10-07

NfF WV AEh lfAl lhiNh ON \ \
Wsfl'E--An armisiico j. simply grssa.
tiou oi hnstiliiie,. and Mr. Lincoln himself
might be 10 favor OF d without abntinr
one i0t or little of BIZ odia. assumption %
right 20 conquer States md reduce them
10 submission The Chicago Convention
therefore. mgst do something more than
propose an armisliee for that is but SD.
y and hollow muckery, unless IL ia accom-.
panied with a condemnation of the princi
Vie of coercion Why should the south
dcsiI. 40 armistice simply? For me no
ol us We cannot so We believe they
would Indignantly reject H. unless d was
accompanied With o remuneration upon our
side OF the right OF coercion. Is anybody
silly enough a. believe tina, Southern men
who have shown q galanlry and bravery
OF which the world heretofore furnishes no
paulle. vii consent to meet 10 general
convention with sword suspended over
their deliberations Not Bit OF IT, We
would ecl tina, We demanod cur- Ives and
Intentionally deceived our readers. if We
did DOT repudate such an idea W. a,.
lieye that Southern men stand ready ~
meet ds ~ General Convention the very
moment they can meet as there on terms
Of equality, aud not one moment before
When We acknowledge the rights nI tbe
States as laid down IN the Virginia and X 20
lucky teoolutious--w when 20 one state, or
number Of States, propose 10 dictate TO- or
by superior TO other sts.i.s--thcu their
will by some hopes OF a restoration %. the
Uulon but not illthcn. Then. If VS. ARE pre-.