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OrpIos OF sss ILlsHois CssTRar R.ISsoAo Co,
NEW .NoaK, Juno IA 1861. J
lDIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board Of Di-
~ rector OF The Illinois Central Ralfosd Company have
THE day decegeds DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CE.r nee
nom (:ov.rnD,sDt tar the Sock md Cancelled Donds.
Scp CT tho Company payable tho FIRST ef Ausnst next to
parties wlo.e steIed te holfIs tho book.
Company the coe Of business the 18th day Of
July mott ho the 9rsnssr Books close ths; dsy and
TffiMAs T. WALTER, Treasurer.
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Ecsiurcs an0 1ilestinss

EARLY CLOSING.-A meeting OF CLERkS
Ia employed In the vsrions retail hndwre House, az.
uhlng Stove aud Tware stores Of TINS eity w De hed
the EGIy- oing Hail. No. 2el Bowery on fvfsDAI July
Al N m for the purpose of orgsniEng, IN order 70 make
the movements OF closing o'clock unanimous and permas
neu thas giving the employees Che mneh-nreded te fog
recre,,on and mortal and ipelectnd culture All those N
fnyor of the above movement speetfuly in.ited
Hr order Of the Committee. -
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SIS. 'is' s Ssss
THIS F F5sfa iiS;41rsstry'i Iaya
last last NIGHT NIGHT s.rioD o.
ALADDIN, i .--'sls
.f ', xka sppiS. '.sae. ys-
which must be ssirs~n Win issit: 4.
h SESgAvrE t SssytRssst' ,uar
AND ELABoRATk MACHINEAx, 90 -. /.
"a .essgns Of engagement having been Sscsdhhs
- aADANsE c COZ seso,RcnARp. slW 80
Mr. :; G. CAMPBELL, -e.r.tsa IN
powerful COMPANY 'I %sT pES ss spS the direction
ENGLISH OPERA, eeassea@a
n' MONDAY KvESINo. JULY 90, 2Wr
ss, fo IN, H., nforsses, 81 s.Ss s~s"e
cared NV - VIZ
NVALLACK's. -T71 Ut = 90 LOOM Il
w FRIDAY. SATURDAY., and MONDAY. es q
4As 4AI REh tx Il sI;;'a ''' g.. -
vrvra i sFM r II A4zMEnio.. y q
and which win be produced s-,rf -t!siGa fsf
vir.. apreaorc. he .r.t 80. %.
VINO ha, been engaged eIpresy aud u sDpesr In Fi0,ss
fI
1s asfe 1Isi sz. NJ G PIED AvrrroRy
y. SS,IS sEfIos 40 y, S SAASGSjos - = -
M MI WILLIAMSON. Nj. T IoSs BSakn. End
a4l Mrs JOHN SETON. eLlfz LII -
NIBLOs GARDEN. I'D Wv ..oa -. -. .
Lessee ne ian GoSEFs IN Ts dsf4
THE ILLUnNArED GAkp!EN OPENS EVERY EVEN
sS sAHHaRAT E ssHs 1EfEi Il, as
y ~ S's''.''' ~ MILE 'YEsRyALLc % as,E u.s.
John SD e-. ISfT T,m AiG y AZ 81 .s.p. entitled.
warm BEL psAoNio , ,,,r
With the :cny. aYca ss .., word. b. 4 ris
esql. and The Brave MaSeo!'' y - = s-,,,-,r a.
ASS5yEFsAsY SF9nR sASios1i issppEgEnpssOs.
r THE DUKES MOTTO. yii,t. o.
c,,is Hfsh a. BE- IL Ia SsS5 81 SssPS
PsGSfs sEdrhe SF s3 q BAYS IN ADVANCE
HRP0TIIEATR0N. isth-st. : 60 p
A TIE Tls 'sS cIgs BIZ L s N NJ. ~ 80
an guasd combination Of artistic Sle 10 heh entirely
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cOAERoN 1s'rl o.
ENTERTAINMEET 80 ,rtft.r r. ...i.
and EVERY EVERY E VIZ ii 20 . s.be
II, L. vERRECRE,
the Aerial Gymnss Of the world ia his renowned "Closd
Leaps' Eyin. IEsRsss and Irla, Asts, rias .sr %
THE rARISI BRO1HER9,
.f sI0EOR rARINf li c ltll-l9 0
the Hero Of Siasg" u hs New Acts; Tho Msseops 3sS
The Air. I've Goliath Swing Giant Leap, aud Novel we-
FnIsbDlsm- .i 't
CARLO FlRrNI r.r.. r. ...f.
the Herouoan Gymnast and great Indian GLIB Svossr,
ushig Cube weighing 80 pounds sssl@ -'Ar
ID ~ -. ENRICO FA!lE1 ~ e. y rri- -
the Athis Of ths Arena IN Novel Acs OF Strength and
Gr.cet tie Ivfd ccsssct Athlet-s. by I'D I'd tIIIl 10
.- CARLO aid ENRICO FARM. r o. Ia .a
CHlSTOtDHO BuOtD CORE,
the Salsn,sudne Hero OF die Universe,
IL his rerilous feat Of the 80 ..l.t-l 40 tr-
"CARDO-NYDE09fH ORDEAL"
Ia which Be will Stand while ~
3AFugARzD wITH isyLkanARLa FLUID, H X
In tho nlda "
80. 9sE gH2aUsss FLAMING LET'S ss OK As
yeniencs 70 the spectators. -. IL. -. -.
Other and astounding fess BY shs unvaed troupe -
sTtists 400 Cf INI -tt
doors opcn At Il p m Commence at m. ftf .rl
Admission 25 AID ~ c-nts Reserved ssss 70 cents
Saturday. July .. Metiaee at ?; H. , fpH
fHKEE PERFORMANCES JULY T.
.. ..an at II m, Jp M, and p u.
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OyJIcE W TRR PANAMA htsLuoaD CoSfANfi(
ToSrxrE BuILpiaos. No. 70 WsLLrT,
fnw.YoRK June ~. 1854
An~ DIVIDEND.-T Board Of Directors
III Rave tbi. day declared dividend Of -FOUR ~ FER
CENT 90, Of tho sans Of The hosd io the thIe5 oh,n
invr Of Steamers Sailing Neses &C.. paysfe "a he ,oes
hcders OF their legal representatives, e and aerDe 'H gay
rbe nnr boct. will be closed from the evening oil tho
~" ''' " '"'' HkNI,Y SMITH, Tressurcf.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The Copart,
ner-hip heretofore existing between Jamee benkard end
....... BENJAMIN II. Hutton, undtr the intsnp
IA n nanio or BENKARD HUTTON, having
,iamp been ssd By lh1 doth u the said James
Sets Bernhard; and The seid copartnershiP auth ns
eancsied dsso.ncu, erl the fsl Benjanin H. hus,on
..: ~ surviving partner thereof ever since having
had BUSINESS relations with ioTt copniIes sud oerg ~
rndci by the sd benjamin H. Hutton y continue the bust
ne conducted By the said eofrlnerhp and m SO doug 10
rou,uuo the uie d. the said partnership name: .
The ssid BENJAMIN H. Hn'ton now 'eines that he u the
5,e hereof dean der the seid OF Bernhard Hutton
nd In, place abode, ard also lis principal place OF
state OF NewYqk.
% ceriicsts /. made and scknowcdgod IN pursuance Of
an act Of the Legislature OF tho said State OF en-
iied An Act allowing the continued oi copsrneTship
nanes m certain case, passed ApHli7, 1884. .,
u. IL. HUTTON.
Dnied NnyY.Y osk, Jolly I, 1904.
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SAcfyrAar,
SAMUEL l.. SfiMOUR. 80
HfXI.g SUrsflsIGADEGr

soiici-oas
Ne,sr, Lon D. DAY 4 LORD Nes-lorh
Ne..f. - kKfLEI REAb. tsnFai CITY, tolffifo.
Min,, tls cebried pobisi Fss and otheE wei Known
feu or u-.fy NILE in len ~ trcuy ga tie fi;f lode
rourneneins nltdist-Y opposite bIcs bs~s I@i. -
B.ass i.~< City the wholo pf1fefJ ,asli-sif ~ '-';
Of which 10 developed ca!Li 80 irsi f''-o 49,
on iei Tgnrd dstm, with V,s-h., qA ~ M ~
nrr and m opessen The Boyt-. and ssN ioe4
.. considered tie rehSt and beet IN thr Terri :; hi'
-l-dcd lsr..r souns u g,ld thsl sIJ eS. ~ 10" 40
which tie following Alssy shows Hi.fe ~ ff"aa - hsn
..a Ci.ufisi Uni:od S.ts ksssy Orlce NtE oik Alt
value psr tun Of P1usds, Bobt Lode, ~ w. goal
us per cord Hs3e the aloye.tle csmpagJ ewn VI
feet II vsu,be wt'sf power aynt ~ i,r' pu on N0fh
Clear Cree, lt,i's .alle tooN Bi-oi EaFk Cily.
Tie great al sniage pos.-sd b. this Company u ~ nav ~
mil nov IN sicc~s-fl opersiion sni o short time tho
Cospspy will have tGdi,opsl improved neelncry cspsr
tail efd II Loaa5 which yssirg tfom 80" T. I.1
par cord uulor 1fs Comr.uy conhien'' etF-e 70 com
frr-. 7. ng r.Ty dLy ncaly fHiltui OF one lri
s IN Ti@ s'oes oB's ba bad fora Hnion zen "a
a. to- Ist sabsrf p0a picc aud Jla ~ fon tie Constant
deo.uA 10 ch'sin " FOR ioyc.inen' y nu.' fads ~ m
yi. TIE attention fcspas md o,he' Il called 10 TN,
q .ipany believing hat soos hss been fir'd m 70
,rst lat ros.~ssos far.ntc rief' % riiitiea 20
sr.ateI conf fence is community or a@'4' h1s' LII
permanent iuveftmfu-. =,
srbscrir4 boos Of the Company for only limited nnnl'
h ~ .h.e. are now open sttte Off OF Abhkl H. nii
lay e.o TO - W.ilmsi.. Il The Price OF - per o.
10 be ptd ri the time Of subscrD'on end NO b.in.o
,yb on er sn the osrtGc-es OF stock ara ready 20 GO
d-v.r.a y the Company, ths whole anoait can be pad
4 The tine ,bscrpon ct the option Of tho snbc'bef 70
the stock. , 49,. ,,,.s ,, a..
hove o mice arc informed hist the Company intend cosr
The book, shortly eef which time 10 stock VIII be SOFA es'
than par
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TIlERRE HAUTE ard RICHMOND hAiL-
-sHcEErARys Ofyics, TERns hAvtk
ia Jrnr 20 DIVIDEND kDl1Ck.-fhe EoHrd ~
n.cors have his d-y dsared dividend on the I@pita
tock ofsX tsl PER CENT Tree Of Goycfnnct tas eI the
II ors ending Nav 81 payable ~ EsstcTn .tocAholdis -
a,scc ot die Farmers loan and Tfu-t IomPsDy IN Nr"
Vcrk on Gnd uiior Jolly y ohNN WIZ, oe-t'eul.-
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STATE SOCIETY OF THO

NEW-YORk STATE SOCIETY OF Ihf
~ CINCINNATI GENERAL oRDER-Nsw YoRKs
June 3O l96LThc Society viii st the Rooms Of ths
New ok Society Library University place near 5.o ST. %
MONDAY, July ct y NJ. heIbers Of o;her STATE 20
to be present aud unite with q cebrats the snniver'sf
Of National ndepcndpee The stenins Committee VII
hold specrl meeting AZ ri m ~ oricr ~
fl r.if HAMILTON FISH. President \
MAMMA WIrfrrr Socrafary. a
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CoMrinsrsIip Nolitss.

COMPREHENSIVE KOTICE.-The firm OF
~ BENKARD L HUTTON was dissolved by the de- % q
III lame. Reukr on the 2lt dag Of April last The busi
mes. o The firm will DO continued by the sniyiyns partner
under the sane hTr nsIne of Bernard ~ iuUn..o,
july |, 1874. BENIN H. hoAhoE'.
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NORTH CLEAR CREEK
~ GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY,
eiipin County Colorado Territory.
r.. InusTs@
Hon. JOHN A. DIX,
Hos. EDWARDS PfERREPONT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS. ESQ.,
n II. BrET1SG, ESQ,
A. BODkISH, ess. Colorado
Prrxi1ert-Hop- JOHN A. DIX.
FroasuTeT--JOSEPH FRANCIS, esq
fosns-l-CHARLES =. BLAKE, orq
e propdrty Of this Company consists 81 2s FEET on the
6aot'ND s.ut, GREGORY No. ?. SIMMONS, CONCORD
I'D ether ees5Isea developed sciabraias cdes IN ih- beet
L,is. ds cs Of Colorado also ;te Bepder.on .si
svppN,s and IN excelep order Capital Stock = tOo e
Ehos number sbass 90eo Par, so rse portion Of the
oef areody been taken by private subscriptions Books
an open the ace OF the Company No. o3 beaverst
SssYogi who're limited number % sbae.oAn be subscribed
ID par By Supplying to the Treasurer Of The Company, be-
kpcep lbe hcars Of 10 n aud D.
csp-. Of he Prospocss sy be ssaed at the oes o.. Ss
ESopAny.
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.ITI2ENsI SAVINGS BANK.

OREEsvIoH sAyiso. BANK. kKvYoaK. Juiyi 1884
1ULY INTEREST, 1864. - DrpoStors gro
h~.b, so6sd that tho BosrI Of Tis.ts. have orJ.Ie
Interest 20 be y-ii c r-- II eve per ecu. s
q Yy, Hundred Dollars and unde and II 'hs r~ 81
.uI per pI al F.se usndl.1 Eos
Ia. auiel i1erso PAYABLE AMI ssf MONDAY Jaiy 81
Insere., not dfs~a viii bS credited principal. and dew
Interest from job l. ...... ,
y yos. : p,sssn'0s soer.,ar...
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MECHANIC AND TshDgRs' RANK


open on TINS 80 '-y A At6sAs T. wAIkER Treasurer,
MroalNIos AND TsADsRs' RANK.
JRRsrT CITY. June 1861.
nlVIDEND. "A SEMl-AANUAL DlYl-
pNP k9gh FE a t fr sns 2 a az f Gsla
be palI TO the STOCK ders aud ser TUESDAY ibe sh
ssJ ii July nes,. J. s. FOX, Cashier.
InIVIDEND. TIE PATERSON AND
~ RAiAPO RAILROAD COMPANY viii pay DIsl-
Yeis sd sSs e., date jy H. .oS.rtef Al fst.o6 u J.
'''' -''' ~ '' JOHN HOPPER. Treasures,
NTETROPOhITAN BANK, No. los Broad
W. way, SewYors June 81, 1904 -DlNiDEND-Ihe Di.
Of os MssgS, ,8 sss s s;ys & S' SstS
ernmsn, tax rayats amer hrs, Monday in JGly nszi
The rsser BOOKS WA be closed ga and opened sih
July rro1 oso. l. sESEr. YAM =.
INV ENTY-SECONDD DIVIDEND
,os hye Ills lay declared dvdeSd q fosI ~ een iss
roa GoseFnSent ia1 payable On snd ai'sr To lat s-y o.
lie trsnsfss boob. are clo.ea 70 ihs' asy.
DANIEL v. H. BEErHoLP, cs'hitr.
BEolDwaY BAsK, Ee,.Ycrl june 3, 1864
TtWENTY-ElNlH DlVIDEND.-A semi-
b sa q F 6Sd Ph cESr Is eS sfS ssr
@ Bsos from The earning. Of To- months, viii be
ysia oE ana saeT the iTs, day Of JtLY ,snru;ns.
'' ''''' IL EESSFalTr. c..s..,.
rFPics EnPiRK Crit RiAs lssuRkSoR CospAsT,
No. l5Z Bts0ADEAr hkw OAK June o iS'<
rsNWENTY-SIXTH DIVlDEND.-Ibe d.
g rsc.oTs Of this Company h.Te THIS DAY ese-aIca
stsfl-aHSUAL DlNiDEaD of TEN PER CEAI, Tree Of
0''''S''''' NM. 4. BuRTrs, IT,, Secretary.
or7Ice on rms CHICAGO asD ADros RAILROAD CoxPY
". r. JEsUr CO., Jrs.fier Arrn,s,
No SO Frohangs pl kruEd a.. n. u June ~ ll1f)
lNuE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF IL per
oep, ne. ff4n, Government tar, doe July T. on Ne
Joliet AND CHICAGO RAILROAD sTOfk VII be Paid
on tbs sth psoximo, By tho UNITED slAaEs IA.sI -.
O1YioR o. THE HoHARD IsscKlsos ConrASr
kEw.YoRE, Juns -, 1854
VNHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this day
declared q DIVIDEND Of TEN ,lol PER CkSf uPon ,he
OLD CAPITAL sFOCk tree ffom oovernmeo, Ak ayaoie
O. and a'eT July g. lssi hENhI a. ohI.Lhi :, sec
oYyIcE OF ruE HARMONY fIEg AND MARINE lssua
Ascg Co No. 81 Violet, SEw YORE, July 1874
TFNWENTIETH DIYIDEND.-Ihe Board OF;
Z Director. have This day declared .eaianri DNi-
DEND OF FIVE PER CEN payable On demand, irce
'D'''' D1NlEL d. GAssNER Secretary.
,TTYWTNTY- FOURTH DIVIDEND, HANO.
i YER FIRE INSURANCE COHfAtY.-Ihe boGFe y
Director. OF this Company have declared Se-ntAhnnal
DIVIDEND OF SIX Co. PER CLhr, free fron Cove
Tur payable demand =. their ohee 70 ~ " ait'r"'
oyUcz OF THE HAMILTON FIRE iss Co.
NO. Al Wallet.
V,UE Directors have this dag declared a
4 EENI-ANEUAb DIVIDEND o. -FOUR FER CEt'E'
without ,s1 payable o and sfeT the 5th pTozimo.
June -, iett.
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OFFICE OF
YERMILYE & Co., BANKERS,
Ne. II wALL-Sr, NETWORK.
We are PIE pared to convert the u. 5. 2 sic TREAs
ERY NOTES into The Per cent BONDS Of 1851 with
s.s<aEtness and N favorable tefns
Also BUY and SILL market Tates Ill kinds Of Gov
kSNBENT SECURITIES, ineiudas
u. =. $40 BONDS,
q. s. 3.3a TREASURY MOTIFS,
II. S. I2 mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
n 8. QUARTERmASTERS CHECKS,
~. s. Two-YEAR . pc, cent LEGAL TENDER
eOrES
u. s. o pes cents, COUPON and EEGIsTERED, Of
RxfURINo CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
-
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MECHANIC AND TRADgRs' RANK.
JgnsrT CITY. june 1864.
nlVIDEND. A SEMl-ANSUAL Dlfl-
~ DEND Of FOUR "a PER CEslsT, and sso EXTRA
DIVIDEND Of EIGHT lsl PER CENT, hee from Govern,
ul-ut Tax on OF the rohs Of tho cufrrut 4, months viii
be palI TO the Stoes sdes aud after TUESDAY ibe ah
ssJ u July ueS,. j. ; roA, S.shief
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YT'UE FIRST ANNIVERSARY of the MAJ
Il TlONAL ASSOCIATION for the AMENDMENT n
ths INSTITUTION of The UNITE STATES, win be hetg
on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of July next At 10 ococe
a. ni In the Trinity Methodist
Tho obec. Of this meeting Win bs discuss and ADOPT
rncasuies eectnay secng such The
Constitution Of the United States Contemplated by thg
Association viz acknowledging Almighty 0cd as ssoori
" all authority sAd power in CNI Goyernnet tho Lore
Jesus Christ the Cover the Nations, ana bis re-
yeacd win a. the Supreme Law Of tho Land y =
As this wbo ssss Convention 0: Christian people hvCp
able 20 bIs object the COMMITTEES cordially invite 81 suelr
without reference to the national connections to unit
IN this meeting sad aid Ia fahens the obct eoneDpalee
JOHN ALEXANDER,
President Of tho National Association
Rev. Jory DouaL AS n. D., Sec. n p -..H =
Rev O. w MUSGRANE, ID. D. ...ff sl..
- Rev j. II. A. BOMBFRGER, d. d.,
Rev. J. g. BUTLER, ID. d., .|
THOMAS WATSON, tComnnttse Il
..- THOMAS LATINRR, Anonymous
''' THOMAS T. MASON ..a. fta
~ MARTIN BUEHLER, . /
SAMUEL A0NEW,
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VIDEM ID TIE PATERSON AND
~ RAaAPp RAILROAD COMPANY viii pay DIvl-
DESD Of TWO 81 PER CENT, July L. ii6:, a. tho
Office Of Stmson, Irou,s CO.. No. a. Exchange place. hew
York snd seT that date 10y tia sub.srhe al Peterson, ~ j.
JOHN HOPPER. Treasures,
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
Cornrr Of Third ~. and 10Th at
CHARTERED Is5i.

BANK oPRS Dsfy FROM 10 10 p. m. and on MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY AID SATURDAY EVENINGS, from
Gio8P. h.
SIX PR CENT interest allowed on all from oil TO
: lS". o.. -,-,-.
~ mou,ys degotea before July 10 VIII draw Interest
''" 1'' SPENCER X. GREEN, President
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oyHcR OF THE HAMILTON FIRE us Co..
NO. IA Wrlls,. )
rT,HE Directors have this dag dociarcd
4 EEMI-ANEUAL DIVIDEND Of -FOUR FER CEfF,
without ta1 payable on and ther The 5ih pro1imo'
lima
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: EETROPOLITAN BANK, No los Broad
W. way Sow.Yors, Jrrc -, 4-DlyiDEND-Ihe d..
rector. Of .bs Mesg9ssa bses ssys s Ssy deelsLsd
srnneni tax, raya.a aftor Monday IN JEly Bezt
The Tra1I BOOKS VII be closed ga inst and opened sih
july pToI. BSU. J. sESEf, Cahir.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-01
The Lincoln Platform.

Hon. Horatio Seymour, and others, Committe
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-01
McCIellan's Record.

In regard to the political conduct Of affairs, you
will please labor to impress upon the inhabitants
of Missouri and the adjacent States, that zoe are
fqhtinq solely for the integrity Of the Union, to
uphold the power of our National Government, and
to restore to the nation the blessings of peac' and
good order MCCLELLAN TO HALLEcK.
We shall most readily suppress tis rebellion and
restore the authority Of the Government By red
sioas!y respecting the Constitutional ';gAf'g' az
The inhabitants of Kentucky may rely upon IL
that Their domestic institutions ,oiH IL, no manner
be i,,terferedaoih, and that they soiN receive at
our hands eyey Constitutional protection. L have
only to repeat that you WILL in all respects care
fully regard the local institutions of the region in
which you command, allowing nothing but the die
tates Of military necessity to cause you to depart
from the spirit of these Instructions [McCLELLAN
10 BUELL.. 90. gT s..' .''.
The rebellion has assumed the character of war,
as such it should be regarded; and it should be
conducted upon the highest principles known to
Christian civilization. 1t should not be a soar
looking 70 the .ssag,gation gof the people q any
State IN dhy event IL should not be at all a soay
upon populations, 61a against armed forces and
political organizations Neither confscatio, of
property political executions opefsons, territorial
Organisation of States, nor forcible abolition OF
slavery should be contemplated for moment. In
prosecuting the a0ar, all private property and an
armed persons should be strictly protected, subject
only to the necessity of military operations. All
private property taken for military use should bs
paid or receptsd FOR; pllage and waste should b.
treated as high crimes; all unnecessary trespas
sternly prohibited, and offensive demeanor by th,
military towardscitizens promptly rebaked Mil
itary arrests should not be tolerated, except IN la
nes ,ohere actiue Aostites erist, and oaths not re
CURED By enactnaents co',sfitatsonay made, shosR
be neither deDaanded nor received Military gov
eminent should be confined TO the preservation o
public order and the protection of political rights
Military po,oer should not b. allo,ped to iaterteri
10Th the relations of seroittde, either By support
ing on impa1tsg the authority Of the master &c
cept for srppressiag disorder, as In other cases
MCCLELLAs's HARRISON LANDING LETTER
Time and the long continuance Of godd fortune
oblterated the recollection of the calamities o
years preceding the adoption Of the Constitution
They forget that Cancellation, common interests
and mutual charity had been the Foundation, ani
must be the support of our Government, ana al
the relations of life. - Rebellion against
q government like ours which contains within itsel
the means of seif-adjutment and pacific remedy
for evils, should never be COMPOUNDED with reyo
luton against despotic power, which refuses re-
dress Of wrongs McCLELLANs WEST PoIN1
GRAFTON.
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That the direct interference of the military
authorities of the United States In the recent eiec
tions held in kentucky, Maryland Missouri ana
Dslswsre was shamefu violation of the Consti
tuition and q repetition Of such acts In the ap
preaching election will be held as revolutionary
and resisted with all the means and power unaer
4 That the aim and object of the Democratic
party are to preserve the Federal Union and the
rights of the States unmpaired and they hereby
declare that they consider the administrative uSur-
patton Of extraordinary and dangerous covers not
granted by the Constitution; the subverson Oh
the civil by the military law in States not in IN
sarrecton the arbitrary military arrest mpris-
in States whore civil law exists in full fSessa Che
suppression of freedom of speech and OF the press
the denial OF the rlgnt OF asylum; tne opou anu
avowed disregard Of State rights; Unemployment
of unusual test oaths and the interference with
and denial of the tight of the people to bea: arms
in their defence calculated to prevent restora-
ton of the Union and the perpetuaticn of gov
eminent deriving its just powers from tho consent
Of the governed
g. That the shameful disregard by the Admin
straton of its duty in respect to fellow citi
who now and long have been prisoners of
in suffering condition, deserves the severest
reprobation on the alike of public policy and
common humanity.
That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
heartily and earnestly extended to the soldiers of
army and the seamen of navy, who now
and have been in the field under the flag of
their country and in the event of its attaining
power, they will receive all the care protection
and regard that the brave soldiers and sailors Of
the Republic have 30 nobly earned.
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