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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-05-19
FRUIT TREES. &C.

Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, dc.
esas, PTTHE subscriber wishes to inform his for -..ys
~ A mer patrons and the public generally, Z~E
--that he has moved his place OF business 10
the south side OF William Street, near the covered
bridge, and is turning hls attention particularly to The
propagation and sale Of the select varieties Of the
GraFe, of which he has on hand n good stock OF well
rooted plants. Please give htHI u call.
Delaware, o., April 7, IS65-Iy 4 Il CASTOR.
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no You Want
q Sewing Machine !?

tribe Best is the Cheapest-therefore get the best
r. Ali Sewing Machine Agents represent their particu
lar Machine to he the UeTy best. The only sure way TO tesl
ta5s matter is by practical work. There are now some
tlsGrty stHOWR MACHINFS'' IN use IN tins tuWn aud
vicinity, and II you viii call at the Agency you cav
gea the,names OF the persons aud families using ihsn
Several OF these persons have used all the fA1 orite
ms chimes IN the Market, but iow give the Howe
the preference. decidedly. c.. PLATT,
Agent Tor Howe Sewing Machine,
NTar II. % No. 3 williams Hock-
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REMOVAL.

TAR. II. REESE has removed his, office from the VIII
u liaIns Block TO the room formerly occupied by l.
i Richardson. one door north ut Shur's new store
room, where he will continue the practice Of medicine
AS herstOiores apr l4-Sm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-05-19
Watches.

A Large Assortment of American and Imported
a We tGhes, that ! will sell ut lower prices than OBJ
tanned before the war; which fact will be demon
stratcd when you call TO look at them.
C. PLATT.
Aar II, '65 No. 3 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-05-19

SO WIDE Is THE FIELD OF IFS USE-
- fuluess and 81 numerous are the
cases or is cures, that almost every
section OF country abpunds Ia persons
publicly known, who have bean rcstsg-
ed from alarming and eve desperate
diseases OF the lungs by lis use. When
once tried, its superiority over every
other eNpectorant Is too apparent TO es-
caps observation, and where Its Nir
tuos are known, tho public no hanger
hesitate as to what antiaote 81 cit.
ploy for The distressing and dangerous
affections or the pulmonary organs that
are incident 20 our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon taN e0m-
munity have failed and been discarded
bis has gained friends by every trial
conferred benefits on the afflicted they
can never forget, N produced cares
too humorous n too remarkable -
pc forgotten.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-05-19
A Perfect Cure for Catarrh
AND MoDR OF TREATNENF IS
THE ACME OF PERFEeTtOHB

u z - w ~ 7 Nv ~ W.
Mt penetratest the secret ambush Of this terrible.
IsEease, and exterminales it, root and branch, forever.
NJ ramoves all the wrstched symptoms Of this
aoa ths0me malady, and Rverts consumption
Tt cleans the head, deodorises the breath, and
affords the most grateful rcllci
1t aIleviates more agony and silent suffering
Nhan tongue can tell.
It is nehsd for curing the most hopeless cases,
thRt eVerY tSnown means failed IN.
1t cures Nay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh, Of
She most ObsuITLe aud violent types.
No form or GatSrrh or noises in the head can
rCsist Its pen9tratinS power.
Or, Goodale has spent a lifetime in battling
with THIS foil disease. ElR triumph rs complete.
Or. Goodale's Catarrh Remedy il a harmless
A5qaid, inhaiod from the lRlh q thu hand.
Dr. Z. Goodale is known throughout the
GountrE as the Author Of the @psy True Theory OF
Catarrh ever published. Where, ~ pCigin-What it's
RavaeVs-Mods OF Treatmont-and l@Rtd Cure in all
1s forms.
DIR. G,lodale's Pamphlet on Catarrh should be
read by every Que. ltusn he obtained ar our nearest
Agency or by sending a postage stamp to our sihoe.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
niaeases Of the Nervous Seminal, Urinary and
ILL Sexual ysteag-new and reliable treatmtht-ln
reports OF the HOWARD ASSOClAflON-sent BY man,
In scaled letter envelopes, rrea VI charge, Address
DR.. j. sKILLlN HOuGHTON, Howard Association, No.
south Ninth s. Philadelphia, Ia. July ely
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Buv the Best Flow.
Standard Cast, Combination, and
Steal plnNvs
SUB-SOIL FLOWS.

TOn REGsbest brand Wheeling Mails ,justreoeiVed
AOO and for sale At the lowest market rate by
JnulS 1869 q. G. CHAMBERLAIN
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z-3O! 7-3O!
The First National Bank,

yYaving again received the agency from Jay Cooke
IL. for the sale OF the new series orthis popular loan
EuptiOn-
Tie new series will be the same az the old Issue ex-
&epting in date, being dated tho fifteenth of June, and
having three years from that time to run, with the
same privilege of converting into the Ffve-Fwenty
Bonds at maturity.
Purchasers will receive the difference in interest, be-
tween the date OF purchase and the date of the Bonds
A few OF the old issue OF the Bonds still remain on
hand for sale.
March 81. 90 II. W. E. MOORE Cas-.
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PuLMOHARY AND NERVOUS DISEASES.
Ayer's Cherry seetoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Group,
Bronchitis, I~ncipient Consumption, and fer
the relief Of Consumptive Patients in ad-
vanced stages Of the disease.
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School Examiner's Notice

rTEREAFTER, and until further notice, Tho
II School Examiners Of Delaware county VIII NEE
at TEMpI.AR HALL, in the town Of Delaware: au The
FIRST and THIRD Saturdays OF March, April, May June
september, October, November and december; and on
the THIRD saturdays in February and August. Exatni
nations will commence at 10 O'Clock a m Candidates
MUST present satisfactory testimonials OF good mur 4
character. The law requires, as II condition Of ardmt
tadtiO9t, that each male applicant for a certificate shat
pay 10 the Board OF Examiners a Zee ar 50 GGnts, and
each female applicant a Zee OF IS cents.
April s, 'G4s-tr n. NJ. CARPER, Clerk.
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A. Gard to the Ladies.

In neutrality-suspicious., Removing Obstruc-
t1ons Of the Monthly Turns, from What
ever Cause, and Always Success
full IS a Preventative.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-05-19

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE,
DELAWARE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK.
May Il, Is65-n7w6
, 1865-01-05
Chicago Gri)nne>
THURSDAY, JANUARY s, 1866.
MES = a GLE
OF his ExCELLESCy,
RICHARD YATES.
Governor Of Illinois,
TO TIE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
JANUARY =. 1865.
Gentlemen efthx General Assembly:

Gentlemen etfhe General Assembly,:
INTRODUCTION.
In delivering to you The last message which
It dcvo1vcs ulon me, as the executive Of the
State, to communicate TO The General Assem-
bly,, ! feel 1t to he our flrst duty to render
thanks 70 Almighty God for the continued
protection mud goodness Of bis sProvidenee,for
the astounding blessings With which He has
favored 1la Jos State and f,r the c"ntinu-
ancc to us, un1mpaired, the possession and
enjoyment OF our civil and religious liberty.
For though sud and wasting war has Pre-
vailed In the land, and thousands Of homes
and l,cartl;stoues have been made dcsola:e,
our gDvc1rnlen. has been preserved to us, our
nationality has btcn maintained unbroken,
and our I, &C institutions have come Out Of the
shock Of battle, mt only not destroyed, or
impaired, but stronger and dearer to MS than
have so rudc)y beat around tho tree Of liner
ty, have served ou1y to-decpen Its roots aid
strengthen Its trunk, and the people Mt home
stend rcassurcd with new and unfaltertng
confidence In our institutions, While foreign
nntiona,itfes arc forced to pay the, tribu1e or
the memories and traditions OF their fathers,
and faithful to The sacred trust Of liberty
committed to their care, stand unappatled By
the dark events Of the gigantic war in which
they bayr been engaged.
As State, notwithstanding the war, we
1lnve 1,rospered beyond I'll former precclents.
Notwithstanding nearly two hundred thou
sand Of the most athletic and vigorous Of our
population have been withdrawn from the
field OF Production, the area Of land row un-
der cultivation is greater than at any former
period. and the crusus uf 1865 will exhibit an
astonishing increase in every department OF
Iunteria industry and advancement; in
great increase Of agricultural, manufacturing
and mechanical wealth; in new and improved
modes for p4oduc,ion Of ercry Kind; Ia the
substitution Of machinery for the manual Ia
Tor withdrawn by the war; in the triumphs
of invention; III the wonderful increase of
railroad enterprise: !: in thc universal activity
OF business, in nll its branches; in the rap!d
growth Of our. cities and villages; In the
bountlfuI hurvcsts, md in IN unexa:npled ma
te1ial prosperity, prevailing on every hand
while, at the same time, the educational in
6tl1r,iG,,:: Of the people have IN no way de-
clin d. Oar colleges and schools, of every
class and grade, are il the most 1ourishins
condition; "tlr b. ueyolcnt institutions, State
and pirate, n.c kept up and maintained and,
In word, our prosperity Is Us complete and
ample rs though NO tread Of ar1nscs or beat
Of drum lad been heard in all our borders
! submit herewith statement of the per.
Inneni debt, funded and uniuudcd, Of The
Statc:
There las been purchased md paid oT by
the State, with the Central naisroa0 Fund,
from December l, lsG2, to December Is,
1864 Staic Indebtedness, us follows:
interest arrears u iatercs, ctc....:.. i5sss
, 1865-01-05

ber lsG4... Nv, ,S0
During the years 1861, 1861, and to the 18th day
ment hsd exceeded its quota under VII calls Prior
to that datc settlements had not been made with
the War Department, because Of the voluntary &C.
the country and their persistence ii organizing,
with unparalleled eE Ethnsiasm and determination,
a larger lumber Of regiments aud batteries than
to nth October, 1861 the State had furnished and
been credited with one hundred and twenty-five
thousand three hundred and t<ensY-ons n%,;asi9
Gfty-one t515 over all other calls to be credited
to our quo for that call, aud WHICH reduced IT 70
it,. wh,ch coaid not be- iaIiy adjusted because Of
imperfect record or citizens {and In Soma casea
whola companies Of Illinolsans> who had entered
when our quotas On special calls were tui and he-
cause Of which was compelled to decline their
services. Sfx thousand aud thtsty.tWo t85sl eata-
zens Of Illinois prior to that date had been enlist
ed in Missouri regiments, and residents of Nils"
souri, had enlisted and been mustered in Illinois
regiments, which left credit. Is between the
Statrs in fay,,r Of Illinois of ATS men.
Alter adjustment Of credit Of rs atsnd prior
to October lSG3, 1t vas ascertsined we were cus-
lied to m additional credit Of 0,g47, which IN.
nnl Tor which were entitled 10 credit prior to
that cell, to l36 s6s-leavfng the whole account AZ
that date, thus:
ouotss untcr all calls to October, 1so1.... 14,1oo
Credits {or enltetnsnts in Illinois nm oss
Balance Ia Missouri regiments 4,a'a =, -,
balance due the government. t......-....,. 4,459
At this time there Gss cia'm made 6y tho State
for volunteers previously fAFnismed, wnsn ~olid
4,S59. Tl,s ADJUSTMENT was made In February,
s and vs. taslssf sM s<s as .I at et rs
linz thc III raft vas ordered, viz: January 1st
isGa, anter the call Of October 1s51 illinoi. had
exceeded her quota. and. BY the Voluntarily
demon tratcd patr1ouan .ol hcl peope, NILS afee
The uuadjEsscd balances OF he State claimed aa
! a),oye were allowed In the settlement mado with
the War Department, in Aueustlast
Between hs sst !dsy 9f octooef 1ss aa the
ana reeetycd additional credits for hity1ve thou.
sand Fix hundred and nineteen ,G19l men which,
aldld to credit OF 140,Gst to October !, 1859,
makes 1y7,s6O men, which leaves our whole &C:
| count thrs:
Dec. !, t664., s7,a6t
, 1865-01-05

Of The Suprewc Court upon IN enactment to b.
patsed occurring The right 0! suffrage to the SOL
aiers, yet. in view OF any such contingency,
nrpper aciiou should be taken for amendment to
the constitution, as the next only mode OF secur-
In ff,oe
, 1865-01-05
10 per cent paid OIL registered canal
bonds, l'y Canal Trustees, ins!nll-
1ncuts 7uly, 1sG,, mud July, 156s.
per ccNt eaLh. --.....---.......---.

E1,l
PErxLs1:.,T DEBT, ErSDEo AKD UNFUS
Statement, st,ow.ug amouu: Of different {
Stau tusteHirlntss outstanding, Dec. 1G
Illinois Bank and Internal Improve
incnt etnck. .....----..--.....-.--.-
Illinois Internal improvement stock.
Internal tna. rosenlcnt scrip.
1lqnalali"n fMnts.
New Internal Improvement Stock Is
INTEREST i,onlE. 1S::7. J.!
Interest ttork, s57.....-.....-......-
Two certificates lo- arrears Of iuteres:
Refunded sfOck.. ......-.-4..---....... IL
Normal Univcr.fiy bonds. ds.....-.......
Thornton Loan bond1 tact approved
Feb. II, 1SGl) Observation-Disclosures ]
Baannec Eann} caaiMs, under Thorn
ton Loan .-.-..---.-.-.........
Naf &tOI,de.. -......:.......- ~
Illinois and Michigan Cana1 bonds,
nayuhle in New York.. ...-...... ~
Illinois and Michigan Canal bonds,
payable In London a.--.-......-...,.. IL
Interest certificates, Can4l stock not
reg1stered. ......................
Ca1lal scrip, signed by Governor---.
12l MncAllisIer and Stebhlne bonds,
which, according to statement Of C.
Macalllstcr, would amount. Jan. !,
1865, 10 hbout--
, 1865-01-05

Total cfsLika Tor tacco years v0!uateeFs,
drafted men end s3sedtutes to Dec. I,
Bnlancc 1ue the Government D.c. !, 1884,. 109
The dencit OF one hundred Mek haa bsen m IL
than balanced by eul1stnsnts daring the month Of
Deces abeE, 1s<L
OF the entire quota OF one huadscd and ninety
seven thousa1d three hundred and 4i1ty {197 $50
men, wt haye furnished ons huadred and ninss1-
four thonsand ons hundred d5d nfn<sy-eiJst
tlSl, 1851 to!vtteeFs and thFfs th3us11d avj sicy
ffo 4, ,GGa) drg5Stt hsen--ofganiz ID - follows:
129 regiments md one battalion OF infantry.
II regiments Of caTAlTy.
21rGtmsnta and batteries OF artillery.
oEE fCSDl Ed EAT TROOPS.
II additioDto the foregoing the State has fur
OF one hundred dsy Volunteers. tho following
being the numerical designation, name OF conf.
mandirg officer and strength Ok ssch:
, 1865-01-05

Total creLiks for tarco years volunteers,
drafted men end Substitutes TO Dec. !,
, 1865-01-05


REPORT or THE ADJUrAST GENERAL
1rcrrct. that On account Of the severe illness
at Adiutant General A. C. Fuller, In November and
| December last be has been unable 70 suo'r.t bis
san lgm 5spnaI S, IL
OF bis department during tho past ts9 yeIIs, nc
inadequate appropriations made By TIC tegisslnfe
| TO nav the balance due various persons therein
mentioned, and recommend that an appropriation
sde Pede IT, sssy ss:y day RaY c Aduan Gene
ra1s ofce ind deem Il proper to say that II Is ~
complete ii all tts Arrangements and IN the per-
10 Ct S Hoe hss
most able faithful aud energetic officer, and Is
entitled tothe grautudc OF tho state. !.
ruH STATE SANITARY eoaxrss1oy.
During the nrst yeazof he war onr soldiers in
ts fe1d fecetved their supplies Of sanitary stosss
Which vert ests6ished il different paSts Of Tie
State, and operated by the loyal women Of Illinois,
and the very Practical and patriotic munidceneo OF
Commission Of Chicago" The operations Of afi
these societies were eo1aucted on the most liberal
eand were in the highest degree usefnl Almost
engaged in the noble work. Humane and large-
hearted men contributed bountifu1 supplies Of
money md u,ateria1, and loyal and patriotic women
stores of every desc1ipton, Indispensable 10 @ shs
women covered Tie aeld with ambulances and and
ulltu luE HOSPITALS Wl-n appliances l0f the sick
and wounded. Thcse Solditra' Aid Societies were
tho nucleus for nll t4e great sanitary Gaiss which
hare SO bountflI1y replenfshed the treasr-irs of
tic United States and Christian Commissions.
The Government, In the early part Of the war,
depended upon the State for supplies for the scgi
nens Of each State entering the Ented Ssstes sec
vice. and from the embarrassed position attendant
npon the organization of so large m aymy, 1t WIS
impossible e provide SO 1nany as ths rhs rae ns
and place With sanitary supplies. Appeals cao ii.
to me, rs Governor Of the State. ftom aseu.s; ~.
ready in the field, and from surgeons ana s" cs3
nandins officers, urging :he forwardlns q ELL NJ
tary stores and deemed it my unsG ~ rs4use nr -
Md OF the State to tho extent u y: ow.. '.t n ~
sendln. relief to the braTt men WV ~ e,nt 5otn -
cAthNsi1sm and patriotic disooouM ~ ~ t, -
Eern health, life and properly fos a7 pS'sef 'a"'"
On u tbe aSn saih ar August, 1867, established .
| g,ota aonit,rv Enreau. end assigned charge OF
49, 5.osrt,.,e1p to col John Williams. commiasa-
| =, - - ~ ho s,rte. 10 whom au communications ami
| Jrr,tae ~ @ wrrs to be sent and d!sIlbntcd thea
s5g9pcsarl circular to tho pcople of the Shte Of
I1iinris soliciting contributions or money and
snppies. aId requesting. them 70 send them to this
ssonmn.Fs sion As proof Of the llhcr1l response Of
! he people. both In money anA provisions, e1ks
I nIcasure In referring you to IN. coBlprehenstFs
rrruort OF Col. Wflll1ms, set forth In Report of
| transactions Of the Illinois Stats Sanitary Bu-
| rcsu." and transmitted herewith, and take .pc-
cial pleasure in referring to the patient labors Of
col. Williams, who, during theso long years Of
waF, has Afforded me Invaluable advice and assist
, 1865-01-05

conventions called for the purpose. The
views and suSEestiuns, will be submitted 10
you by the ctsnmittee appointed at that
lime, together with the draft Of q bill, EN-
mechanical interests represented at said fair.
The eminent qualifications Of thc gentlemen
composing this committee, for determining
what would be to the best educational inter
ests Of the mechanical and agricultural
classes. rs well us the respectable and promi-
ncnt standing which ,hcy occupy in society,
cntitle their recommendations to your most
favorable consideration. 4 committee, also
representing the ylews Of the mechanics OF
CIicago, will lay d Communication before Jou,
which, with any other communications on tho
subject, will, I trust, receive your careful con-
sideration.
It is needless for me to add that to this
General Assembly Is committed this great and
sacred trust, in which not alone the present,
but future generations of this State are inter
csted. Il It il economically and wisely I'd
ministercd, 1t will be source Of great 11es~
sings, and will reflect credit upon this Gene al
Assembly, upon whom has dcrolyed tho I'M
portant responsibility OF devising the best
mode Of carrying out the great purposes 81
its creation. There are other fea lures Of satd
net Of Congresswhich should ba responded to
by legislation On the part Of the General as
sembly, but which need not be enumerated.
The whole subject, freighted as it Is with the
most important hopes anu PEunteeS OE tuG
future Of our young ard growing State. l
leave IN your hands, Trusting that Ia whatev:.
er may be done, the rights Of The farmers and
mechanics, for whose benefit this nun ltlcent
donation was made, will be fully regarded.
REGISTRY Law.
!. The elective franchise Is disting sh1ng
feature Of our republican system. Tie !cgls-
1ation Of the country, it's policy and It's iusti.
| tutions, arc determined by the majority o.
| the legal voters Of the State OF nation, and
| the mode of asrcrtaining that majority IL by
| The ballots Of The voters deposited In the
ballot-box. In the absence OF any guards o.
| restrictions thrown around the ball0t.box, q
| fair expression Of the will Of the majority
may ,,e defeated by Illegal voting. It Is bat
too often tho case that corrupting influences
| MIC brought to bear upon voters who. from
mercenasy considerations, or under political
excitement, nre led to vote oftcner than they
are entitled, and who lack The rsqnlre,nents
| Of acc. residence, OF other qualifications re-
| ouired by the constitution and laws It il
sometimes the case that men who plead ex
emption from military service, and claim tht
protection Of foreign gove' aments IN case O
4 draft, are yet among the FIRST to claim and
exercise the lights Of suffrage at the polls
Again, instances are known Of unworthy
citizens who 70 from place to place, casting
| their votes under assumed names, wherever
, 1865-01-05

the frainers o, the constitution was to pre-
serve the purity Of the ballot boz, and TO pre-
vent the voter from voting more than
or n more Places Psst etas19 1s e9 g
provide that bis vote should only Be ssst n Tue
one district OF county in which ne resided. NOW
the Constitution, md the oh5ecE oiis ilsmefs ase
vote In bls district or county, Whcthef no oe PES
ept ud cast bis votc there In person, Or whether
ballot aepostd ,hsre By hS q
s vote Is tsEcn liz d Il to
b hs a 9f4Gssb e II h
ei& Il ibe y sates I fhe !silowIng p.n: wlth such
e H dg e lie
fhe threc field o;nccrs, or in their absence, ne
three ranking officers Or each regiment q inantTY
eaysS ssEs II psees eseh
fsntrT Of cavalry on detached service, might be
The
taat the vote may bc taken on tae oay ~ 'u'
| Constitution. 1,.,,.,a
mcnt 10 Tic Constitution, without disfranchlsIog;
the soldier for at least two years 70 so ~ ~ cav s1
Constitution rcqu1rea that tSo.th1rue " the Hsn
eral Assembly shIl recommend % ian to amsnG
The Constitution, ut the nc1t regular G'sGu9u W
members Of the General Assembly, anu taat tae
! General Assembly thue eleEtIts sa'A's - - an.
months, csll an election for members % ne con
vcnt1o,l. Il would require still longer ua.e 10
reach the object under The clause Whicn plosauee @
for amendment by submitting It rs 2 ains1e p.oPo11
sition Ii IL therefore plain thst II tats Geaefa1
Assembly fails to pass Lew Huin2s'ns w ~ on-
dfcrs to vote, these gallant deten iers o. or n
| homes md liberties must be usllao1otseo Aux
| over two years to come a m. ~ ror,
| Irecomu,cnd therefore 70 you. rs 9ne o. y0nt tal
fysI ncts The passage Of law HfoF1c1as 5s 3o5 ~
inr tie yotes Of onf soldiers IN the hela' inaeea.
I%i s:y, deeorousy, hossyvI tast iaiese hae 1a g
project ihc rights Of Tho noble nen Wao aase iea'
bueiuxss and property, home and kindred. 70 Pre-;
| tcryc to you the enjoyment ol thts same peacGIu!
Tirht Of suffrage, together With Gil otner f9hte
yon hold dear would subject you 10 tne ehaigE f. o.
| Being nunithfrl servants - yonf county. 1ne
eoiassrs are citizens; they are the people OF the
erty, t6eir rights are Is deeply affected By tha !s
lstaon OF their country, % those OF thu citizens
| who rcnrin at home In the quiet enjoyment o.
ncace and safety. II the soldier is not worthy lc
! vote. who Isl Nhc who batcs his breast to the
storm Of battlc, and bears aloft ouE dag, aZaias'
he horde. wEo are mally etrivfn: tn tear doEr
our our magnificent temple Of liberty; Il he shal
have no voice In selecting his rnlens, who shall
Therefore let this Gsnetaa Assembly Bigualze it
patriotism hy this act Of prompt and necessary
Justice to the gallant citizen soldier Of the State
! would sEest to the General Assembly that