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Amusemenis.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

n NADNIfM'y A MEDTnAN MIfQEIrM
n.J,a >, ,,n,pi' G ., ~, ~, 80 ~
I i pirOnio1o roohIh " Jul IL ,h. q,
onpfeceaehea sea ,h a. ha ~ ssa MI "a
u%tvn' P9ssn'eu =" '"' PuoN0 I" ''o HHH
LOoNo ana tns ,,,,r, r u c,r,,pv noo,, an ,rt,s
MAGNlFiOENr LEG ~, ROOM Uf , Ills
WORLD RENOMNED rLhSn W AN USbmihI,Si'
THE hANAOEh - DE- - ~, n W inni.sv
THE EIGHT -ElGHIn nhr,VNAL bihihDAi
ANNiF ,,,,c,,,r>rr avn
TO OFFER, FOR THE PUbLtS AhusEMENI AND
.,,..,,,, On. iSSnh tCcIGi0N;s Ann Novrtrrrs
MELANGE DE AiIhAGtiioNo AMI NV EbiAS''
mOhE oNrnhoEphNiHuyop NOPE GREAT
- ..1,.,, ,,,,,,n,,,,,Ss lo0" o""Ni'
AID MOKE , : SIuP ,,e,, UUSyurptrpD TO
THAN WAS EVE" phrOn" ANY PIIRIIC
80 A A"0'
IN ANY PLACE, - ..xx ..,.,,
AT ANY rhiCE
nj. .s..,o. r.,
Notwithstanding the great number oil noVeue' o"o'"s W.
this holiday exhibition. there vii be 49, o,rssroN
NO INCREASE IN TIE IRi1f " sr w np 49,
MASONS NEW PATENT IENIlLAIOh oI"o"
will be In operation during THE HEATED TERM, dh'
inr and dif,ls;nr through the Lecture Room
is O0o FEFT' PFR MINUTE OF PURE, COOL AIR.
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Stare OF ILIIsoIs TREAsURER's OFFICE !
spRI1gmEID June 10, 1894. )

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the
Treasurer OF the State Of Illinois will and ater the
fi. MONDAY of July next until the 2Oh day Of said month be
ready At the American Exchange Bank IN the city Of New
Yof TO pay the ntees, maturing on the hr Monday oil 'y
1884 on he Public Debt Of the State OF Illinois. , -,
Tho interest then due and not called io piio 70 the IN
6ey of July will thereafter be paid only the once 3' the
reasurer Of the State Illinois in the city OF sprnghe
Holders Of Illinois and Michigan Canal Bonds hose coupons
are exhausted, are requested to present the Bond
Signsd ALEXANDER STARNE,
Treasurer Of State Of Illinois
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Financial.
OFFICE OF =

|OfflcE OF
VERMILYE & CO.. bankers,
No Al WALL-ST. NEW WORK.
We are prepared to convert tic u. $. $40 TREAS
URY NOTES into the O per cent BONDS Of 1881 with
promp,ness and on favorable terms.
Also BUY and SELL at msrse, r,tes Ill kinds Of GOV.
EMINENT SECURITIES, including
u. s. 500 BONDS,
u. s. 5.30 TREASURY NOTES
u. =. IL mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
II. 3. QUARTERsfASTERS' CHECKS
u. S. Two-YEAR 8 per Cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES.
u. s. g per cents. COUPON and REGISTERED
1881. - ~
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected or purchased
u. S. 3 PER CENT 1910 BONDS.
We keep hand for immediate delivery assortment OF
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN.
VERMILYE C Co.
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@roeer,es anh PROVISIONS.

~ A. KENNEDY's extra fine Cambrdgeport
II. CRACKERS. Clean and healthy OF tner stoci and
keep longer than any other Cracker. Sold N"WSeufI
lsnd o., sni W ~ hrNelsA 0roeegA
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Jnsurante Companies.

CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" OFFICE NO. So WALL-Sr. EEW,T0aK
ASSETS, juno l. l55a......... 3Ot,jS9
LOSSES UNPAlD............ NONE.
DIRECTORS.
HIGH LAINg THOMAS SMULL,
EFFGHAM TOWNSEND, 0EO. A TOWNSEND,
CHAS. II. SWORDS, DON ALONZO CUSHMAN,
JOHN PESPOLD, ". j. SMITH, .,
u. HENRY HAlGfr, SYLVESTER L. II. WAhD,
JOsEPH LAWRENCE. ALIVE. Y. LANG,
IEONARDO 8 sUAREZ ROBERT NJ BRUCE,
siLAs BRONSON mo SCOTT BOYD
A n Emo A. YZNAGA DEL VALE,
JoIiN WATSON LAURENCE TURNURE
SAMUEL VILLETS HENRY s. LEYERlCH.
n NICOIL JACOB VAN WA0ENEN
GEO GRI5WOLD, IN, JOHN r. WILLIS,
NOAH s. HUNT PRESTON II. HODGES,
WALTER BARNES.
In.uro all hind. of proporty st the lowest rites.
HUGH LAlkO. Presideat
LA IA Angs JR Secretary
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USIrBD SrAfs PArRSr. OyyIcs,
WAsHiseros. June u. 1864. !
| of RICHARD MONTGOM'

nm the petition OF RICHARD MUNTGUM.
" cry Of NewYork N. r. praying for che extension OF
"a ia CoSrus gated Boilers years from
tho expiration of said patent. (which takes place the 3h
day October 1854 IL ordsrvd that the sad petition bs
hoard at the Patent Monday the ID day Of October
ns. q u o'clock and ell notified TO appear
and show any they have why said petition ought
not 70 Do granted.
Persons opposing the es,snsoa required 70 ale IN tho
ssss twenty days before the day Of hearing al testimony
ed BY either party to BE- used the said hearing must De
and transmitted In accordance with tbs rules oil the
Office, whioh-~ be furnshed on application 49,.
The testimony In the viii be oossd on the Sh DAY Of
September next DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied upon
testimony BE- died In the Office OF before The morning
Of tbs. day the arguments II any, witbn tsp day.
ole Washington d. c.. and Tribune New fort. ~ " once
three successive weeks the hrst OF said puoncA
ons 10 bs st sxty dsys previous the day Of hearing
~ " " 10Y VIZ d. p. HOLLOWAY,
Jou,27 lsw,rM CSmpissonsg Of Patents.
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NOTICE is hereby given that at the drawing
IN this day had Of Of t. Company for redemption
out Of the Sinking Fund the following drawn W. nos
M s6 a9l 1908 1884, 1895. 1887 1854 ts9 and That the
asps VIII be paid in Gold the LIST day OF JULY neIi on
,sssntsfon A. the Office of the Company Bonds must be
resented for payment within days amer the t day Of
Suly next under penalty Of forfeiture Of tie right OF redemp
eton under this drawing. JOHN VAIL oeSie'4iy
New. York June 6, 1854
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oYycE ~ THE PANAMA RAILROAD CoSp.sr }

TosTIsK BUILDINGS. No. ID WALLsr.
NEw.YoRX, June ~, 1864
DOTH DIVIDEND The Board OF Directors
~ have this day declared dividend Of FOUR ~ FIX
CENT out Of the earnings Of hs Road for the three months
ending 3Jth inst and ONE a. PER CENT out Of tbs earn
ng, OF Steamers Sailing Vessels, &c, payable TO TIE stock
holders legal representatives. on and after the 9TH day
Of July next - -, t -, A..
25th day OF June until the eth day Of July merit
~ HENRY SMITH, Treasurer.
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90 Ubom it man Gonterm

NARD.
~ NJ HLAsKO respectfully inform, the subscribers V
the Institute Of Physical Culture and Swimming Baths, that.
owing TO an illness In his family aud h ndspostou he
i compelled POSTPONE his operations for few weeks
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oyrox OF TIN DELAWARE AND IuDsos CANAL Co,

nUBLIC NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF
II the shareholder. Of the APPLETON COLD NM PHI
vrp MINING COMPANY will be held on TUESDAY. Aug
1864 al ~ O'Clock p m tho ocs Of III. Company NO
Beehman (Room,i and second tooil New ori CiJ
for election officers. Byorder W. s. PiNChNEf' sec
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No s9Rrehangs place, corner Of Broad It, HEw YoRx
COUPONS Of DUBUQUE and SIOUX CITY
~ RAILROAD FIRST MORTOAOE BONDS sud
COUPONS OF DUBUQUE and SOUTH-WESrERN NAIL
R0AD First MORTGAGE PREFERRED BONDS due
Univ 1864 will be paid Office and atcr that date
le.s Government tan. d. N JbsUr 70
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Cost ano foun6.

DOG LOST.-TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
~ "A large NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. with : plata
- ~ few white hairs his bres and 70 tbe
nam. Of Rov.r Whoever viii return him e The o.ssr =
Ws.cbsss.r County OF No - Bsstn.a street. HswYs
iii race 70 the shove reward.
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OYvlcE OF rHs CONTINENTAL ISsURI

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY
~ ofNEw- YORK designated Deposisry and Financial
Aren't OF the United States Nos II and 70 Pine st. two doors
below the Sub Treasury have band and receive sg6nP
tIon, for the TEN-F0RTY BONDS convert the SEVEN
THIRTIES into 1891 BONDS and attend 70 ell business con,
i1ooed with the GOVERNMENT LOANS Parties can AVOID
CHS Bank. NORRIS hEIChOR1 fnosi1eH'
II ~ VAuaHAH Cashier.
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P,opLx's FiRs Insurance ConPAsr,
Eoux Juue 25 lSt4

Peoples FIRs Insurance CoxPAsr,}
NEw.YoRK, June Is, 1904.
AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE
"A PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, hs.d on
Che inst the following gentlemen were eec'eo D"'0
tet .pe. snIu~s LAX CHARLES Y. HUNTER,
'SnuH W LEWIS JOHN o. MORE
ABRAHAM LE0GETT, MATTHIAS bbO OU0uDu
THOMAS WILLIAMS, ELaPHs4 Il b Von N ~ ar
Exnnpny waRNER GEORGE SCHMELZEL,
CC11DoTISTopuFR GWYYR PETER X. CHRISTIE,
G S,,iStS SuiNniFR JOSEPH b. MILLER
Sl l1,y % vvrVFpTON SAMUEL RAYEOR,
SVuuns . iEVJs SAMUEL BlRDSALL
ssnn9n1Lx1S P.NTa THOMAS j. BLANCK.
~ H6iR CROWELL ADAMS,
MaiaS sTyppvTJ HENRY DAVID,
'1E UEa 70 iIFnGFs j. O. BLAUVELT
Ss az W. NJ IRIS eTF PHRNs PETER j. SCHULTZ,
D. JACKSON STEWARD, ALbEhi m N % pvp
WILLIAM HERTZEL, JOn n!on r. VAN MI En-
.h..ouent meeting Of the Board. held on the IAN
Inst MATTHIAS CLARK, esq, was unanimously reeec'ea
president LOT 'n' WILLIAM s. MARTIN. Secretary
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OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN REFINING
~ COMPANY No. IS Wilian.st., Room No. 10.

NV. YORK, juno B, I85s.
NOTICE TO GOLD MINING COMPANIES AND MAN
IrYhCTURERS or MINING MACHlNERf.-The Amer'
can Refining Company hereby gives notice that It the owner
Of certain the aganaon and oil oo'
and Silver Ores and that the Pans being used under the name
m Frehsr Pans and others similar charscte infringe
nents Of ssd Patents The Company prepared to make ho
era with such organizations or parties a. NAY
have pucha.ed or ordered such acnery and II VIII De
found the interest such parties to give TN, MISTER prompt
attention prevent any detention OF their mining opera
lions.
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gT,HE BROOKLYN, EAST NEW.YORK and
Il ROCKAWAY RAILROAD CO.-BOOKS for SUB
sCRIPTI0Nto the Capital Stock o. this Company will be
Opened on the lOth inst the Office Of the Chicago and
Moth Western Railroad Company No. Waist, y. y and
will reman open for thirty days Reports end forbe in
FORMATION NAV be obtained there At the principal Once
No Us Fulton st., Brooklyn
NV BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
FREDERICK A. 0OODALL, Secretary.
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0Oyylos OF Tns MAaIposA MnEs co.r.sr.(

Ovy,cy OF TEE DIS Moisgs NAVIGATION AND RAILROAD
COMPANY, NEW YORK, June ., 1904. ,
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ RIectlon Of Directors Of the DIES MONIES EAVlGA-
TION AND RAILROAD COMPANY will be holden a. the
Office of the Company Des Moines Iowa on the hrst Mon
oAJ VI 'u' N'A - - C. MURDOCH. Secretary.
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Amusemeuts.

WALLACKs. e.4--a.----.a-----..-
ri.s. at i,s conclusion.
MONDAY the Theater will be closed tor The rehssrssls
OF the rfI1
NEW PLAY,
49, NEVER ACTED IN AMERICA,
which VIII be produced
- TUESDAY July 5.
rn1 appearance here OF the eminent artists.
MISS ANONIA JONES,
actor of ~,
tFrst appearance here Of Mr.. A H. DAVENPOHT.l
new four-ae play written by Lewis Fillmore esa eatisd
THE WINNING SUIT
The New Scenery sherwood Roytes
The Costumes. bonshotsa
The Incidental Music Molenhsucs
Don Pedro. Mr.. Chares Fisher
Count Rodcrc.s A. II. Davenport
Don Aphouso, King OF Cattle. Morton
Captain Sebastian. ...............:......Mr Mr.. Daly
Villa Mover. Mr.. Williamson
Capain Alvez...s.. ..hI rope
Juan. ...........................MF browne
Oreia .........................Niss Avonia Jones
In which she will introduce Ardie's celebrated cong.
I'll Baccio," words BY -
Francesca. Miss lone Burke
(sSho will introduce q fayorite soDgb
Hoste3s.... John oefton
Act3-NeW scene, Cathedral Garden with ssistAnt Noon
tain View BY Isherwood I..
WEDNESDAY
And every night during the week.
THE WINNING SUIT .
VIII be repested.
BOX NOW OPEN
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OFFICE OF THIS lLLISOI, CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.

OFFICE OF The ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,
NETWORK. June II. 1854. {
dividend NOTICE.-The Board of Di-
~ re.toTs Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company have
this day declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT free
from Government tax the Stock and Cancelled Bonds
Scrip Of the Company payable the first Of August neat to
parties whose registered the holders the book.
the Company tie close of business the 18th day OF
July and that tho Transfer Books close that day and
open on the 80 day Of August - -
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NTOTICE.-The COUPONS on the BONDS OF
IN the HOUsATONIC RAILROAD COMPANf falling Que
J,iv 1864 will be PAID and after that date at tho once
Of Mssss KETCHUM. SON a Co, No. 80 EIehanse place.
Eew.York OF ct the Ireasurers Once IN bridgeport u
" CHARLES X. AVERlLL, Treasurer
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HyUE INCOME BONDS of the BUFFALO
i AND STATE LINE RAILROAD COMPANY, together
with the COUPONS OF sane falling due July wiz oe
"a on presentation at our Office and alter that date
psf1 0H DUNCAN SHERMAN Co.
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GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
" COMPANY,
Corner Broadway and Fultonst,
NETWORK
AUT HORNED CAPTTAL................... OOol
ad Ia and depo.ited with Insurance Department.. lOOO
TRUSTEES.
LORING ANDREWS Lorins Andrews & Son Leather
Dealers, No II Doldst. . .
CHARLES KNEELAND, Bosert Kne-land Bankers
JOHN vGSNEsT, vanne.t Hayden, Hardware No. 70
Beekmsns At
EIpress Co -,
JOHN X PRUYN Pre- ident Cenir, Bank Brooklyn.
SAMUEL X. PLATT, Adrianoe Plati, Hardware, No. 100
Greenwich II. 800 ,,,
WILLIAM HARSHLL, corner Maiden lane and Ws.ets.
GEORGE LORLLARD. New-YoIk
siLA5 b. BUTCHER, butcher Euerby, Merchants NO.
81 Peahsi =,
JOHN MARS wsnPsper M.nu,,c,qrer, BIoohlyn
PLfkY FREEMAN, President
q. O. BLOss vics.Prs.idept
H. c. FREEMAN Secretary.
;. + MiLIhn, General Agent.
Is. u. GAY,
b. FRELIGp, NJ d.. Med Examiner
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
OLcssee and Directress...".".....Mrs- John Wood

John announcing -
has effected engagement FOX limited number OF nights ~
those di''ns,Mt, ApA iItl'' cesoMrE BoRcHARp
MI WIN CASTLE,
AND Dir. S. C. CAMPBELL,
POWERFUL COMPANY.
Full Chorus and efficient Orchestra,
M MAJ ANT III S9f'i REIF y
For the purpose Of representing In superior manner so
ENGLISH OPERAS
''"''" MONDAY EVENING. JULY4
'"' EVERY Every EVENING DURING TUE WEEK.
With Wallace GRIND Opera Ia three scts,
MARIANA.
Mariana. Madame Conte Borchsrd
Don o,s..............:.........Mr S. e. Campbell
King Charles H. of Spain. x, Ws M j. w S,r
Mi, E0q Rs,l aIJ"-
Doors open at "A; commencing at O'Clock.
Seats secured three dsys in advance.
MANAGER OF OPERA...............Mr D. a. bAnLs
NIBLos GARDEN.
- Lessee - SUMNER TaKXTER q fHE err
THE ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVEN
REPRODUCTION OF
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY, ,,s,
ANNIVERSARY or OR NATIoSAL SpEPESogSG
THE DUKES MOTTO,
the gem Of h0"'T WILLIAM p.y. wHEArLEY
III "'' '''' CAPTAIN M HENRI DE- LAGARDERE,
s19s1 s% p ws &l RS.s Eyu w ss:s It,:
MAGNIFICENT DRESSES and
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
NOVEL EFFECTa
AND DOUBLE CORPS DE BALLET.
Musical Conductor. .......,H Harry b. Dodworth
The Management. happy 70 announce That 81 enssscn&
has been effected T! Se Il. ss'
who will make her fr.s in this thsaisr on
AS ooAnrA k9 ERk d hEfT sfE D.L
s IA Oh Or TEE ieE
which has been some time in preparation.
BROADWAY THEATER,
- Late Ws,aeks
Last s5r's Sah i't os.f Fl f!S SEASON.
EAr Il tsS Hn fSDEfRS Il En-
Last appearance
Mr. s. cHANFRAU.
MONDAY EVENING, July T. 1854
VIII be performed Dion Boucicaults great pay Ia 6vs ~
'"'''' ''' oCToRo0N,
'''''''' WIN ENTIRE NEW SCENERY
s sak 6eT6R5oxMiss JENNIE RsRkHs
Doors Opeu a; y commences at O'Clock
HIPPOTHEATRON, I4th-st., ny
IL THE FOURTH JULY
Three performances upon this
-. GLORIOUS DAY,
" ' "cLUsTER STARS"
In their
UNRIVALED PERFORMANCES.
Greeted nightly with
UNBOUNDED APPLAUSE.
The entire Press have pronounced this TO be the
MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
THREE PERFORMANCES THIS DAY,
At II g. M, p. m, sndsp
Admission Is aud 80 cents
HELLERs SALE DIABOLIQUE.
No. 5s5 BROADWAY
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
MONDAY, July 4,
TWO PERFORMANCES.
AFTERNOON st2 EVENING ats
POSrINELfsTH LAST
THIS SEASON.
ROBERT HELLER
VIII reopen in September.
BROADWAY ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID Late Hope Chapel. No. 40 Broadway.
LA.BELLE SALADO,
MsycieuIe aud Second Sighted Shy.
In Her Wonderful
Tricks, Transformations and Miracles,
EVERY EVENING at o'clock
A Grand Matinee on the FOURTH OF JULY 0t -.
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: PER CENT LOAN.
' /. 1864, on the Mnnes9ts
and after that date, OF the
h Cane - Wsu-sI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

"MR VALtANp1oHAM was voted
down in the Chicago Convention an and
in the Committee on Platform" So
said Mr.. Gilman. Yet the platform sui
ted Mr.. Vallandigham exactly-he
made speeches endorsing it in different
places. Read what c. c. Burr, a prom.
inent peace Democrat, says: = +'>.~:s'
-. "rhe Democratic party must recognize
in their nomination the doctrine Of non-co
ercion, or it will not and ought not to Il
successful. These doctrines must be repre-.
sented either in the candidate or the plat
form. Get the candidate II you can, 6ua
the platform at all euen.s." Il
=, Ttey dill get the platform and the
Vice-President while Mr: vall.udig.
ham seconded the nomination Of Nc.
Clellau saying he did so as '.peace
man Does this look like throwing
Vallandigham overboardp " s.":
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

f., =
- Nh. GILMAN stated that if McClell.
an was elected he would take the field
as commander Of the army. But he
stated elsewhere that '.if you drive tie
rebel armies out Of the Southern States
you cannot bring them back as loyal
States" What is he to take the field
for? No fear need be entertained by
Mr.G. Of his driving the rebel armies" !"
! Bnt has it ever occurred to any hon.
est personal admirer of Gen. Met cClellau
that if he should be killed or die. PEN
dleton who is 40 avovcd traitor, who ask
ed in Congress that the rebel Ststes be
''''lloFed l to 80 in peace" M. Gilman
did not even mention hi. name, for he
dare not. Think Of this, Democrats.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

"TaE negroes" said Mr.. Gilman in
arguing against the Emancipation Proc.
lanation, "were source of strength to
the South ; 50 was wheat, pork, mus
kets, &c. Why did not Mr.. Lincoln is
sac a proclamation that the rebels sho' d
raise 40 more wheat, &c." lis =
Ia Mr.. Lincoln did issue proclamation
at the beginning of the war that the
rebels should have no wheat or mus.
kets, and sent Gen. McClel]an to en-
force the..order. But Little Mac"failed.' -
Since then Gems. Grant, Sherman. and
Sheridan have been gathering in the
rebel harvests, as we'll as haLeas cor.
'ussag whole regiments Of the rebels
themselves. They are also taking tha,
other element Of strength to the rebel.
lion-the negroes. This is what troub.
les Mr. Gilman @~i> - ,-s* =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

sfzs - * E =
With I very few. .cuts and thfasit,
Gen. Logan maas shreds ofthe last Of
the fesolutlof lies IL the zehltsgo pt,
form-..the1 Snps,hy ofthy Deniocfaet
is heartily%ana earnestly extended to the
soldiers of the arry and The seamen Of
the navy" He says. - ~ -.
lin what way do they sympathi.ef with
u.s.: BY the resolutions that the army 10
noble band Of patriots, that ths3 war ha9
been successful, and that they are pi1ad
Of the army! NJ, sit;. fhsy, say he JAf
Is failure. Do they congratulate us be-
cause We have planted our nag in every
southern State They say We did NO such
thing. Do they sympathize with the wid-
ows and orphans Of those men slaip;ap bat
tie? Not with one Of them. : Is it by ever
visiting the artiy IL associating with the
soldiers aud officers II 50, hate failed
to see them. want any man to tell me
when Pend'eton or ,Vallandigham, except
the time he was seit through the lines, of
Wood or Rynders, or Belmont, or Rich
mond, or Robinson, or Allen, or any Of
them, have came to see the army and a.ke
the hand Of the soldier. Not one Of them
ever come to zee US since the war befan;
after We passed south Of Cairo. I have
met other men there men from Indiana,
Illinois, and I'll the WesteF, sSntss.i I
speak now 6f the leaders. / have seen
Governors; heve seen half of. legisla-
ture come and talk to the boys, and see
that they were cared for, but not Of that
party am willing to sell out my interest
in their sympathy f0f i very small price I'M
deed" - ~..5 -. -.:-;.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
An INSTANCE ., ABSOLUTE Pi,LukE

The New York Times. says: !: <It. is
true that there has been part Of this
war which was an absolute failure. 1t
is that part of it which wss nnder the
charge Of George 3. MeCkllau. II Is
striking fact that this Gsner.l should
have held command of the most inpof-:
tant department in the seat Of war for
fourteen months, and not ssined from
the rebels during Ill that time the pet.
lament possession Of one f,ot of soil.
At:the time that he was deprived Of h,s
command, November 5th, 1862; he 10
tually had less of Virginia within the
loyal lines than wnen he 6rst assumed
command Of the department. Norfolk
left out Of tho question, which position
Vas taken and held, not By him but by
the navy, there has been : positive ret
repression. This could be said OF no
other independent commandcr.";sI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

IT was charged on the Republicans
by MIR. Gilman that they had believed
the South could not take care of their
slaves in case Of war. And they were
right. During the early stages Of the
Gen. Moi Clcllan used our SOL
diers in putting down slave insured:
tions, and IN proclam.tiopa assured the
rebels that he would continue't to do so.
The Emancipation Proclamation did
away with al this-it brought the
slaves within our lines and it also did
away with Mc(2Iellan's "occupatiou.' y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

Mr.. GILMAN announced that "if the
rebels should refuse peace, (from NJ
Clellan.) the Democracy would. return
to the principles ofthe Crittcnden Com.
promise aud renew the war"
Without mentioning the contradic.
ton between this and Mr.. Gilman 8
oft-repeated declaration that peace could
not be obtained through war, it serves to
show the craven disposition Of the
Democratic leaders, who, after being
once kicked, would return upon their
knees to be kicked again. -