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night and morning. and the Ointment be freely used
as stated In tho printed instructions II treated In
Aar other manner they dry up In one part 10 break
oht III ahoTher. Whereas this OintmeAt VIII remove
the huinors from the eyeten and leave the patient
vigorous and healthy man. Il VIII require little
perseverance, IN bad cases 10 insure lasting cure
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TIE tlsGE OVEN CooK srGFE KERRY car,

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ilni fl8st
IstA q ~aies ~ ia ven 1nasH a. tfsi class stoves
n a~sA M lassre.ssaeni fsum -
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charges are very moderate Communications
sacredly confidential, and all may rely on him
with the strictest secrecy and confidence, what
e7sr mxy be the disease, condition or situation
Of any one, married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail or Express to oil parts
Of the United States.
All letters requiring advice must contain one
4olIEf 10 insure an answer.
address Or. L. DIX, No. 81 Endicott Street,
Boston, Idass.
Boston. Jan. 20, Isel.--iy3e
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All letters requiring advice must couta
dollar 10 ensure an answer.
Boston, Jan. 40, Is64.--I yS6
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through false certificates and references, and
recommendations OF their medicines bg he dead,
who cannot expose or contradict them or who,
besides, 70 further their imposition copy from
Medical DO Ks much that is written Of the quail
tiles and effects Of different herbs and plants,
and ascribe all the same to their Pills, ExtrHctr
Specifics, &c, most Of which, II not all, contain
Mercury, because Of the ancient belief ~ ts
''curing ever thing" but now known 10 "kilf
more than Is cured and those not killed, con
stitntionally Injured for life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-25

RAsJo rAuoHr PERvscTLY IN ONE oUARrE.insc-Ss
ID II takcs but explain simple metnoo
Of teaching the BaRo which the pupil can pay ess
any tune II sight and accomplishments 70 mnesG NUM-
bers Of pups teachnR In other ctes With succs
OObSON Bros, u Fourth avenvs corner al Esosh -
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SHIPPING.

SHlPPIu0s
CrRAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING Al
- Queens Cork hsrborI The Liverpool New
York and Phadepha Ste amship Company intend despatch
ing their full powered Clyde built iron sesmships ~ fol
CRY OF BALTIMORE. SATURDAY. APRIL 80
EID M s sATHEDAY . MAp Wv
every succeeding Saturday al noon, from pier H. North
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin $50 Steerage ..................4A
First Cabin to London % Steerage TO London
First CABIN to ssss.ss % H.msars
Passengers forwarded HAvrc Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp &C.. at equally low rates.
From Liverpool o. Qmeenssown-frst cabin s7s tS5 and
friends buy tickets here AT these rates.
These have superior for passeH
stens ire annhators are sttschsd
For further information apply ia liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN Agent y Water street 10 Glasgow 10 ALEX. NAL
COLIN. No ST. Enoch square; in Queens'Own TO c. w
D. SEYMOUR a CO; in London TO EWES MACEr, 81
King William street IN Pass :" Jules ~ kat
phia to JOHN G. DALE. III Walnut street. or at the com
pA"' JOHN q. DALE Agent Is Broadway, N. =.
CrhAM FROM AND TO 21EENsTowN AND LIVER
From New York. $65 currency TO New York. t5 gold or
siDoN ssls wednesday. Apsn 2. , o..
From New York. cabin sSs: steerass. SM .. .,...-
PENEsYLvAk!A on Saturday. May7
f-S' WILLIAMS auIoN, 20 FULTON street.
IToR LIVERPOOL DfREcr-CUNARD STEAMSHIP
SIDON. Captain MARVIN. will sail on Wednesday April
or cabin passags sppy TO E. CUNARD.
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w -~~N - ,TF.Ia !.
sAs' roii;1Hi. - Osseoee
sUCCRssFUL kN0A0RuENT
o. the sf''d tragic H. voHrA yosss auql fa
Who IN esmpmeat 70 tho request Of uaay aAmircrs. VIII
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL =. ssi
her great mr srsonasion q .-.s Sass !I11,s1 sss}
x..-.-..L.. BLANCA = ef5rsaHa sii@lg
FAzIO setgs slih ays6 1
Tho management akes pleasure ID sanouacing thak After
rcheaaals and long careful preparation neg
romantic Historical drama never ~ played IN hsW terk
THE soRoERHss.
VIII ee presened for the ara time Tuesday. April %. In
"n'' VIC sa''a T Kiss 1v3nIH JONES.
win sustain original character Of powerful nature Anl
Of intense Iower rhs piece IN 30 produosd with now
OI1ArIc rH u tn Ia ssoADwAv
Lesses ana Drectress sonn Mosa
''-s' rHs Nav OLYMPIC EIrRxyidxHSx.
4. oAKsT HALL.
LOYALiHA;
BRIaADIeR assEhAL roRruKro
savEN GIFTED AiDEs.DK CAMP
Ad aaslHe SUCCESS sdGsse
NEW soExss nv X NEW xvslc
rowERfGL CAST
REPEATED EvsRv EvEMN0.
COMIC DRAMA
ENfrrLRD
OUR WIFE
Doors open at tx. Performances commence Of 7k
seats secured three days In advance
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ExPREssEs.'

RURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS, BURNHAMs
~ ~ Furniture Express. Burnbams Furniture Express,
5 West Eleventh street, between FIFTH and Sixth
Farn re Stored All ktnds Of Furniture boxed and
pcd furniture Of families moved In cu ~ 70 country
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THR LONDON AND new YORK STEAMSHIP CON
LANTA IOWA. INDIANA and MANHATTAN. each 500
tons burthen between London New YORK calling
H.vre the voyage from London Rates q
able United Stafes Prom New York Frss
Cabin ss9 Second Ca1la $50 ssesrsgs: 81 From Lon.
CHAS A. WHITNEY, At 81 Broadway. For freight apply
At 81 South Advances made merchandise
signed 20 'ne I0n' aaowIIxao AsPrN WALL. Agents.
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s.,ox,. 'A0 fs% ssrsss$psa s.z rG,s
s iss:s:; i IS IS:
sok1ssfi H MAY. =, Is ,sst
FROM Hamburg pier soo third HsoEen .tSs
on % .sa %
issh' y kSsRsRo f'S co.
For passage apply to G 3. RICHARD BoAs. No 1871
TOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
sa s s. ~s. ssS .. e.
dsywben the day OF departure win be tho Monday "a.
passage apply " ne cr %Iss y ss.
Tor NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA
SATURDAY. ApSi y y q = ss,s.essr NJ
The United states i EVENING" srss s.m'h'
viii sail as above from pier Il North river foot Of Houston
For I. eight or passage apply to
EB.rhs MORNING STAR viii follow sad sail % Sat
urday. May IL. 1864
Foe NEW ~. o orr. il,,.a va "a. aAyAsA
win e.y. ssss WV sSkLnASs touch
p'' - THos AsESclo co,
& SsT gs'T cs1
tain Post viii leave pier No Norh r.yer sa,urday.
;iSs: Si 4 ;s' So ! II &
lNss p5s4pR sIAcs BAIL
re- sosSs 'P sso eofrfr 6
MEDICAL.
DR eRlSpLE,. FEMALE PHYSICIAN AnD &C
street. makes Il his special practice treat all female
give 10 he most patient twenty o.r hs arc
Elegant rooms for ladies' reauridg nursing.
nR WATSON AN OLD AND EXPERIENCED PRAc
~ ntoner h enabled 70 guarantee 10 all ~
from business Dr. watson. 5oos the Cause sr ana cure
@ s re- from ss.
sf Po.s omen s sc.w r pS
6y the author $50 Brsaawsy next block above the Retro
DR RALPH-AUIaoR OF TUE PRIVATE rREA.
Early ,ass q s.a'e r s Be surprised .ns
long viii best appreciate his services '.''
sl ys: say ss . cSs
70 diseases enables him 10 warrant cure In ali cases fSs
cali With certainty Of being raaicsy cured sr no BAY
MADAME oRrNpLE. FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO 9
u Amiy place three doors from Amity street can b
ns cso On ~ o. r hss medicine: are ss
and medical attendance during confinement
NARs. W. II. MAXWELL,
M FEMALE PHYSICIAN
NO HUMBUg WITH MRDTCfNR
Ladies cal Advice gratis No Greene street. sscesd
door from Canal
DELfABLB MEDICAL TREATMENT BY A PHYsf.
III thoroughly conversant with Address
n. D.. station ID, Eighth street.
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
TOBACCO AND sRGARs. HAVANA LEAF TOBACCO
Wrappers and FILTERS Of superior quality, By the bale
Spanish Ribbons al kndsi Cigarettes Ac.. &C
HAVANA TOBACCO xGEECY, 80 Water strssL
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THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAMSHIP
i BREMEN, @. Never commander carrying the United
States mail will sail from the Bremen pier foot OF Third
street. Hobokcn. on
SATURDAY. Nav 7. at II O'Clock NJ.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
LOsDON, HAvRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
at the following payable In gold its equivalent In
currency
the ars. cabin sos; second cabin s6z So sesase
t37
The BREMEN viii be followed by the HAksA. May a.
f0' "e's'' u tSEfRicps CO., 81 Broad street
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gEGARs AND TOBACCO.

TOBACCO AND SPEARS, HAVANA LEAF TOBACCO
Wrappers and FILTERS OF superior quality By the bale
Spanish HSbops 81 Lids cigsre,ses A. g. g.
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TNAPSCOTrS
EMIGRATION AND FOREI0N EXCHANGE
OAice No 50 South street. New YORK.
TAPSCOrfS favote line OF Liverpool packets sail
three days
line OF London packets sail every ten days
Parties wishing for friends remit money
to the Old Country do the lowest rate by apply
''s" rAPsCoTT BROTHERS CO,
No 50 South street
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
The thirty ninth annual Exhibition Of original Pictures BY
living artists IL the Galleries 09S Broadway
us"' r. ADDISON RICHARDs.
Corresponding Secretary. b. A.
= GIRL 10 or u years Of acc who has good powerful!
voice She will be muscAlly educated, receive good
salary, be connected with tho most respectable and
popular musical company In tho country. Apply at -
Varick street.
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DELfABLB MEDICAL TREATMENT III PHysf.
thoroughly with businesa Address
~ D., station d. Eighth street.
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IA RS W. II. MAXWELL,
M FEMALE PHYSICIAN
NO HUMBUG WITH MEDICINE
Ladies cal Advice gratis No Greene street. second
door from Canal
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MR. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
Il APPEAR this evenrg 10 their racers ar
CORNEY McGRATH and NELLY NOLAN,
IN THE CONNIE BOOGAH. AT kIBLO'S GARDEN.
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AMUBWMMUTBs
NrBLOG GARDEN COMhENO AT tx
s o. asssiiSiSl; xesii x iss. ''-''
---s Is r; ffis ss cs "a Ts osId MtS.
= rHsrR xosr TsS nssgh i ssoAoKnEsr 81.
o..... !. Co., scs sI: Ky: :. =, =.
''' - - $50 = ran CONNIE soosAH: h. 81
rsoDuosp Wiz "! faf s23p pEsks ck6F IA
hH hs AA0NIFlCBNr EFFncT5.
M lAREir WILLIAMS -
=. - 800 .a ss = SSssHssx xeasA.a -
no '0as sls2 sf'A
NELLI NOLxH. iHs JUMPIN JEWEL y
, - - -, BEL DKMONT0. * s z4esaa
Msnd 6peclacuar Drama written by John Brougham.
vi Ss 30 s, q ss ss
/ --7 IA0NfF1OENT IAHNER
Leases. Dirseses 80 sss,s(sr ; ...a.0 L Fer
ar II x Sas1w Bs,I gf2s cs sSSJsss NJ
KvRRY NTdHT TILL tURTHnR N0fICB sa4'
Do waldsas drama fsG% & frs:vvssstdsss work q
-es e. S SSb5Ss GAVE SAAyys
- Fanny H'r'as win &: :os.:.
Mr. q. ". Thomps0n. Guido
NJ 2. kssEox ..DAa fopperin
Ia D.. uCOt0ekoy sToOy
Overture s sniii;d' ~ 4 rye.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA
II The hrss class United states mail steamship
HAVANA.
=. N. Greene. Commander,
viii leave Pier North river for NEW ORLEANS, touch.
ing at HAVANA, 90 MONDAY. the astb Of April Il
O'Clock r NJ
Tgos AsEycio A Co,
~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

The domoralizod Copperhesds ofthe XAVIIlth
District, have Tesortei to the dodge Of an % indie
pendent candidate 20 get away nom ,ho porili
and troubles OF the Chicago Platform. This
bn7t offering, to the Republican power oil he
District is James l.. Anglo. Our Rochester
friends depict him g. man "'who spits npon'
lie CHICAGO Platform and depises McClellsn
and Pendloton who is said to DO II 'Conserva-
tige, and NJ That class SO aptly described III the
Gospel OF Peace who, being in hot water,
refase TO got out lest they be scalded.' Bat he
Is 10, q Republican. He is simply politician
Of tho go-betweer pattern, WHO IL, wiling to
go 70 Congress, and, to that end, allows the
Democracy of this District, with a Tery few
disaleetcd Republicans, to present Inn " the
people * m Independent candidate"
Il is nearly certain that al tie Massachusetts,
morhsrs will be- re.nominsted and reelected.
Mr.. AMEs OF the I'D District WAS chosen by the
Convention nj Igidgewatey. last Friday, by
exclamation. NJ. DAWES Will be ge4lonlna,od
next Friday-indeed Massachusetts cannot ne
made TO SEQ this ycsr any reason for displscnc
any ono OF her faithful members OF Congress.
Tho Unionis,s Of the lid New-Je7sey District.
hcnored themselves on Saturday by nominating
Ex-Governor NEWELL IL is eighteen years
since they iiIst sent him te Conress--siStcen
years since hc was elected the second time. He
has tho record of good member. His speech
Oh Saturday, accepting from his 'nciehbors a
third nomination, has the rich promise OF poh'
ties from Now-Jersey, to which the House OF
Representatives has been stranger for some
time. He SID 70 the Convention: LET Us
labor. az men labor TO escape from DEATH 70
rescue our country IRON this hogTiele abyss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03
FOR DEMOCRATIC
POLITICIANS.

The canvass IN Indiana between GoVeEnor
MoGToy and lis competitor, sweeps with drs-
matte interest 10 a Onion victory. SIDE by side,
the Mcclellan and the Republican candidates
argue the causes Of their respective Parties to
the Jury Of the whole State, and Tie august in-
quest prepares rs verdict, with tokens OF ieel-
ing which TIC political iury-box does not hide.
A. vast meeting in Crawford svlle, Melon.
ads own residence, last week, MORTON over.
whelrned the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor. IN roply TO portion Of the speech OF the
latter. IL which his righteous soul lad expressed
n counterfeit anxiety to know what was to bs
done With the negroes freed by the Presidents
Proclamation, Governor MORTON said:
Tho gentleman &, greatly troubled about tee ne.
yroes. TO- need give himself uneas ness' lhcy are
gong into TIE army. nt the rate OF thou aIds every
week. subsfafss t5y Dcu0caite posei1ns and m
d.rstsnG hi. th"sc politicians are eacetolhe! WEI Tti
resented by them
Tie reponerof the meeting says thst at this
paIpeble hit 1.-The crowd roared. aud Joseph
Mcdonald, discounted Copperhead, sa. with
his eyes toward the ground, attempting TO spit
on Gy Of his feet in Chicago Platform imita-
lion oil GA 4rtille.iat tFyne ~ ...Fow shells 90
gInbcat.'
MorTos in tho opening pecch had charged
the mar gors OF the Ch.csro Convention With
having carefully KEEP. out Of their patfoua de-
uuic'aiion of the Rebellion and cens'Ue Of the
Rebels. McDonalds reply rss. that denunes-
ton would have done no good, and th.t he va
opposed on principle TO dealing in bitterness
and ierunciltiop.' The reporter Of tn meet
ing writes
ON this poir, NoHfcv 10 his clo.'ng h4'tlolT. Plant.
al lex between Josrphs eyaf Thar toGbues, mad bin.
too blind a. zee fho rs u4y longer sad II 10 All prptehli
ity escaped unharrsd. Tie gentleman sad tte
Governor has sreat charity yor JET Davis ard lis
Rebel ~ Mons alo are attempting 70 destroy tie ~
li0n 30 q! opposed % GepOuno!ng Leu. because u Nu
,O NO good g.. Il.n WHY clu ls not extend inr
boundary II bis irIty N 20 tao in a. Lincoln snd
the p,l e. II the North l. hs charity great Do
ec bot snounce thc cstns ~ lis oolntry low - l. Pc
happens 20 have 20 many bier den1,oaiious 81 heap
o. IS friends who attempting 20 snatch n Rom De
laws ~ dastfu,tiOnP Attlls The crowd ag1in allng
hass clgpped hands aud cried ogt; m: Mia d.ssH
" Hlf him sgaln" And 'hgs lid tho SOYgrrOr 60 On
FOR half an hour at the close % which one proposed
hrro cheers FOR Gov Mogtor ant tiev were iiyen 70
EARNEST. No cheers were proposed Or Mcdonald, aud
this o. his old home hluiiiatiug enough Uo leit
the stand tie looking and the worst whipped r11
ws ever saw come down from public discussion.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The War Department has received an oincia'
di,,etob from Cen Sheridan. dated at harnsonpurb.
Va Sent. %. 7U p. m in which he gives full de'a'o
&c tc unrs,t Of Early up to that time. He says 'na'
o. trustvorthy accounts show that Ear'y army was
,o o,cely broken up and demoralized and gives 40
hs Impression thst most Of the troops Eafy haa lei"
os,ed through the mountain. and fell back upon Cnn
ottesYile. Sheridan kept up the pursuit 70 ron 'e
pnbc, DESTROYING twenty-five wagons and iour
He senl Gen. Torbert 10 Sttunton. with wilson III
vision Of csyo,rs end cas Bgsde of Morritts Ioroor'
entered Staunton on shs Goth aud destroyed large
quantity Of Rebel Government property. harness. SAD
d,es small arms hard bread. -four repair sicps' &C.
lie then proceeded 20 WaynesboFo destroying the iron
h,dre over he South branch Of the Shenandoah seven
uIea Of ,raok the depot buildings. Government tan
nery aud large amount Oileather. four &c.. at that
place.
Every hing seems to be quiet in Gen. ohcf'
mans vicinity. Tie Rebels under Forrest are driven
beyond fearing Of; The main road from nashville 70
Chattanooga Ia unniued and there Is no apprehension
that our communications 10 seriously iu'e'uP'su
We learn from Mobile that Fort Morgan IL
being put In condition for strong defence. Inc o"'n'
are irving to place torpedocs in tie Channel above Ie
Sort. Tho report that cur gunbcats are neai tue OF!
Of Mobile is incorrect
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Nrw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. OCTOBEK 3. 1864

us what the Government has done that wrong IN their
eyes but never seek TO help the Government oy any
kindly office operation Of their ownhese are the
people who are constantly crying out The Consuto
ton NJ 1t Ia. and the Union ~ 1t was Gentlemen TINS
world IL the same at set of sun that 1t was al S
rising. tappausel and any who suppOses that the
whirwind Of civil revolution OF strife. Of carnage oi
daughter OF sacrifice, Of such herosrn a. has been
shown on the part OF the North In shedding tho best
blood Of the flower oi the land, VI suoh un6cence al
Ina been displayed by the people Of the North In pouring
ont their vast treasures to sustain the governmental
saw II any man can suppose that such whirwind Us
fhis with all tee heroic circumstances and annuubered
sacrioes that have attended it. pass land
and leave il as was before the storm came he Is either
fool hopeessy pable Of being taught no such
nm utter rebel ~ God ard man that to talk with him Is
sheer waste Of time: loud applause / accept this
mearsa Voices Yes.j ii any Of you do not will
ten what means L : nS ana s9u are
triei t IL great school f1 the education Of this peo
pls and they are being educated. IL Gods own pre-
determined .ay Of makiDg the Ainericap continent
and cries " Grand Grand y"
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TBE TRIBUNE.

notwithstanding the enormously increased
expenses attending the publication Of 1nh
TrrsuSx, ocessioned BY the employment
Of numerous army correspondents and other
liberal expenditures, as well IS by the sd-
vance in the price Of paper and oiher matesias' we
have resolved, foT the present az least, not 20 H.
crease the subscription prices Of either our Weekly
or Semi Weekly papers but to continue to furnish
them at e. and 81 respectively, per snnr'n; BENG
she same prices which We're established more 'h@a
twenty years sso. when ths cost was only sooo'
orc-tsird Of what il IS az tho present tune. Oul
Terms will be found below, and re wish 1t 20 he as
tiuctly understood that : these Terms VII be
strictly and literally adhered TO, and that no otneI
statements or discounts than those mentioned Will
b. allowed in any case whatever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

CHARLES SUMNER, in his late speech
Faneul Hall, thus dissects the Chicago PIa.
form: ~
THE Chicago Platform may be seen intwo aspsrt.
nr-t, IN what Il does say and secondly In what L -
not say There are two thing which IL does say-6sr
that the war for the suppression Of the EebenGa
failure and secondly that there should be cessas.
hostiitiss. There are two things which II does -
say-rst II does not say thing sinst the Rebe
aud secondly IL does not say anything egait Slayr,
nj candidates have been nominated on Til. patss
In voting FOR then you will affirm that the VA, ~
failed and that Ii ought TO be- stopped while Won ~,
decline 70 say anything against the Rebellion or Amir,
Slavery. IOa viii declare that Grant has fajed =
vicksburg end Richmond; that Sherman Las fsiIsi y
Atlsntz; that Farrsgut has failed ri Sogrlesns ~
Mobile that iusow has failed agsinst the Alalsms
donh and ygl will further declare that oil thcso Lr,
should be arrested ia mid-career. while Detoootsus
agencies take their piece and Iosc-witer is s1b,iia
sr cannon bis. And you vii. declare also frat ~
Rebellion shall prevail and that Slavery shall cont,,s.
20 deg.ade oar countrJ and DO the sesd VI n,eInas
var. All this you will sIiTI and declare Dy yos,
voter.
"Hsn,,hins were needed 90 illustrate the ossnsiv
character Of ibis platform II would be found IN ~
efforts made 10 get awey from itst least In ths ed
tnje. Nobody here is willing o. stand upon IL m
or, VI the railroad conductor IL transferred 70 politics
I'll ia dangerous 70 stand or tie platform Sos&
hes made greater efforts TO get away from i than ~
Presidential candidate Of tbs Democracy. who fofeus
that IS b candidate he is bore with tue platform, ~
united to IL as the SinIosse t. ias united tOget
that the two cannot be separated As vel ca. spaA
chang aud Eng a. out apart Mcclellan ard Chicsea
The i've must 90 together"