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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05
COIGATE,s HONEY SOAR.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05
80 ACRES OF LAND ! nj
For Sale

CITUATED ON THE HILL, TWO
y miles West of Columbus, Immediately. south
Of land lately purchased from this Bank for the
Asylum for Imbeces upon which fine building Is
about being erected for that institution.
This land has front Of 2I4 rods on Sullivants
Avenue. and the east end lying high, and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05
Executors' Sale of Valua-
..,, BILE Mill Property.

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS
i of the will tf Amor Rees, deceased, will sell
at public auction on the premises in Hamilton town
ship, Franklin county, 0hio.on
Thursday, the 1st day of June, 1865,
at o'clock in the afternoon, the following premises
belonging to the estate of Amor Rees deceased, to-
A SAW MILL and Mill seat and privileges, to-
gether with SEVEN ACRES OF LAND, eituated
on Big Walnut creek, about three miles north Of the;
town Of LockbOurne, near the Distillery and late
residence of said Amor Rees, deceased.
Terms of Sale-0ne-th cash in hand, one-third
in nine months and the balance in eighteen months
from the day Of SALE the deferred payments to bear
interest aud be secured by mortgage on the premi-
ses. "a 2 fs "a g1fEFH.elE L..~4se
For further information and view Of tho premises,
call on the undersigned, living near the premises.
J. II. REES,
,15ser1-..r d, Executors of Amor Rees. deceased.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05
4 ". S. $40 Six per Cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are worth premium which in
creases tho actual profit on the 7-3o loan, and its
eSemptiot from State and A1nictpaI ,ta"atton
adds from ono sotsreo percent. more, according
to the rate levied on other property The interest
is payable in currency semi-annually by coupons
attached TO each note, which may be cut of and sold
to any bank or banker. ~y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05
Having a Splendid View,

from the National Road to the Harrisburg Road
About two-thirds Of Il is woodland, and one-third
under cultivation Win be sold f9E 9r 9n pay
nach22 Cashier Franklin Bank, Columbus D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05
FIRE AND INLAND p
NAVIGATION RISKS

aF Agencies i'm all the Principal
Cities and Towns in the United States.
Applications for Insurance Will be
promptly attended to.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

DEAra OF ~ A4!Azos. -,F :ancesca Sea-
ninstieth year. when ! young girl, In.
spired by reading Teeso's poems, she de-
termined to be q soldier, and, donninK
boys clothes, went to Vienna and entered
the Military Academy. In 1877 she was
appointed standard bearer. and served III
The austrian army three. years. without
suspicion ~ to her sex. Her father then
Informed the authorities q; the fact, and
with = pension. In 1904 She married an
italian oaaceF, who died in 1881. s9
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08
Tho philadelphia Pssss = god sDs tie

4 mood thing il attributed Is Hugh Me-
Culloch, the now Secretary Of the TTeasu-
~ A frightened apecnsator was asking
him 70 arrest the downward tendency Of
gold. "Weh, my good friend" was the
Secfeeary,s reply, II you can get 0sant,
sherman and Sheridan 70 lst iher rebels
whip them, you viii be grati1ed; but I am
afraid they WON'T oblige you"
DIR, A. g. MAcKEY, or CHARLESTON
Il IL we'll known that among the drst 70
greet our army. on IT. arrival At CHARLES
ton, was DR.. A @. Asckey. . Life long resi-
dent Of that city, and always true 70 the
Union, At the commencement OF the re-
bellion he wasin the enjoyment Of an an1-
pie fortune, the whole Of which hes been
distributed, In one way and another to his
suffering brethren Of the Masonic jfraterni-
~. In the extremlties tina: war had
brought upon them, leaving him, In his
old age, IN poverty. As soon ~ commune
catioG with Charleston was opened, his
situati0n was made known to his brethren
OF the Masonic order In the North, and Z
movemsnt II on foot among them, In New
York and elsewhere, to raise fund with
which 70 make him comfortable. Masons
throughout the Union ars called upon 20
contribute 10 thu fond.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08
but few months will find them steepel
IN az ahject ignorance and poverty as re-


an excited armed pbpulacs met them. The
sheriff took the prisoners into the upper
story Of the station house for safety. hnt
the crowd relieved him of their cnstoay
and entered at once upon their ,rial. one
OF the prisoners, hoping to save himself.
made clean breast of the murder and vol.
unteered to give evidence against the other
of the spoile, he disclaimed participating in
the crime. His evidence was fully corrob-
GRATED by the wife Of the murdered man.
who identified the murderers. After the
trial the Court brought in the verdict.
and the death sentence was pronounced u D.
on two Of the three prisoners.
Without farther proceedings rope was
thr0wnO over the joists in The station house.
and the guilty wretches were en- the spot
launched into eternity. The last breath Of
one was spent IN accusing the other. The
one who turned states evicence(fl wasthen
delivered over to the Sheriff, who took him
jail in Shelbyville.
The wretches who com nlittesi the bastard
" deed were supposed to belong to q gang
of rebel guerrillas, who have found the
South too warm place for their business.
and have moved NORTH. where they. with
their sympathizers. have been operating
for some time past. A few more specie,
Of Aumma justice. speedily meted out.
will convince these desperadoes tha, to
move into u more congenial cline will add
to their days in the land and among the
living. -.
The New York Ncus, the rebel organ OF
that city, has letter dated Morehead city.
n. c.. March 26th, which says that MIR.
Grundy. member Of the North Caroliua
Legislature, from PasQuotank county. has
just reached his home from Raleigh. tor
the purpose of taking the oath OF allegiance
er~< stn1 Cto<e AZ
ston's forces, all told, will not number
more than one half of Shern,an's army.
and that the combined armies S,s .Jonr,ston
and Lee will not outnumber the Joint ar
mics Of Sherman and SchoiielG. He also
states that the Legislature openly admits
that there is no possible hope 10, the Com
sederacy to succeed, and that they have
met, under rebel auspices, for the last time.
He thinks that ii Johnston makes stand.
il will be nj Rolesville, six miles north Of
Raleigh. and that place, though it does not
cover Raleigh, is y position Of great natu.
raj strength. The people from all sections
Of North Carolina, were bringing great
pressure to beay upon the State authorities
in favor Of immediate submission and re.
turn 70 the Union, which a majority OF the
Legislature assent to. II Governor Vance
can be brought over, who now manife1ts q
disposition to yield, Raleigh il to be sur
rendered by him to Sherman with this un-
Outstanding. North Carolina will abandon
slavery and return to the Union, while
jeff. Davis IL ready for peace Ontile ground
OF restoration Of property and general
pardon slavery being abandoned. The
Raleigh k0Ad n,d says terms uf peaOo will
be exchanged which both parties may en-
brace with honor. Haz. M e 900
nRoKEx IRA nest Of secession Gym
pathizers who have been speculatinR in
0pfnVH yaA ps1Ys A{M - ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

QUA NATIONAL DEDr.-These were I'm.
.pprtsd into the United, STATS, in Tho ysat
ending H'sh june, iss0, = lello.,; 80
spifituous liquors. Il. L.. ...:... soeo7s
+ &. do AsSnuiactured at home. 2H6eS OQO
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

III GLAD In IN THIS ARxY.-At one
one point on the road today. whore the
column had halted for moment, aat
half dozen ,three-year old '.picnnihnies, !"
q their mothers called them, perched 1p-
on the top ran Of = fence, and singing with
alltheif might ..a,,s r's.,.S,. - :
g. ~ s.. .rm glad I'm 10 thA arzay, %. rs !;
IN old sabbath.school hymn, which they
repeated, Ill unconscious al its angular
appropriateness It the time and place.
S. The soldiers were delighted, and greeted
them with shouts Of appreciation eco Il,
little one;" "Bully for You, curly, head,b
s.You're right there, httls mig; we'll stick
By you, 20. - gsss 8f.a.5ssss. fs-s.$sa
The II. =. OOnsssretal keeps aWashipg-
ton coSrsapondsnt who seems 10 hsvs .
queer Nv Of 'ssputting thinsa." Witness
: "a NJ if.' Hallan, the new sser.,ary Of The
Intstior, . 81 the city, and L g said that
10 may take the portfolio q IN EARLIER day
than Was originally fixed. 4 bsukAer Of
Aper6earv Usksr has jsse been dSpOtste6 DIS
eriet Ateo,nev a Fsi1aadssea, lSorida, slArs
q n9ssbes AZ ladiaaa poeefcte.s are tsder-
stood 70 b largely iatsrssee6 o. cotees, A1S0l
.alorss 9ad (aDn1er aRecslotions.s'
= We don't go ~ connection betNeea the
Two statements shove quoted. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

Foppoa0to0 1o0ot1l AD0ooooe 006 IL 0t0C00e
sfsaional Dss.,et. ID yhes Of Dslos ~.
mold, ypsd. S.. 7. 81 Is As ~ .. ,Yira
\ nunSer q shsda, pig psaa,, Altssnp tons
,cf hay and ~. pailhsas Of corn war des-
treysd By nrs ! ~ nights isinos ON ne
farm Of Gss. Nonrsy, Ruokingham town.
ship, SCOT cospty. 50 aye sbe Davenport
The stsame, james Means made the Trip
from Dubuque TO Davenport Ia nine hours,
stopping fifteen times On the way. 50 ssys
the Davenport Gazette. sssi 80 e e '@fs
Tho Marion County Republican, states
that il consequence Of ! blow received from
DR.. Rogers, the life Of DR.. Tsmplin Of Cos
port IL dsspsired Of. The latter gentleman
il feeble man physically aud the oct was
clearly = cowardly one.
The os1risr says tho glorious news was
duly celebrated in tttumwa by the firing
Of cannon and bon fires.
Maj, Duncan, A. A. p. n. Of Iowa he
been promoted toa Colonslcy In the regu-
lar army BY brevet. The Davenport Ga
seete saws Col. Duncan wss Severely wound
ed during the Mexican war, and his pro-.
motion 10 . Just recognition Of tho distin-
euiahed services 10 has readered hisooun-
trv. q veil q The ability with which hehas
discharged ~ dakias q ~ prsssat pod
ton. aaa
H l1iAsAsll osonA1 Nsss ssystAs high
waase ~ 4sne nNGA Aa0A0s = tAat 80
|tion, .'4.'g
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-18

Tu conti..a's .sy. ,,iou upon the subject Of
nance IL r,p!ltv ,ssoru'ng ~ die forn,o', raid
rron private property. were hprscucsble 10 exc.
,ute n. tax laws recently passed upon, resistance
;, them would Ne much a iuty, 4. resistance 70
'he demand ~ The midnight house.bre.ker or
hr.g.nd who point. pis.o At h.. victim, with are.
aIcsi Il stand and deliver. The TAI laws IN reality
AID our cause no less .fectuAy ,h,u the victories
~ srrrYAs, Ponrm and TnosiN and INJURIES The
rebel esuse more ea.ctuslly than the blockade and
the nosi daring raids NJ our cavalry commsnd.
AIS. Thar operations vii open the eyes Of The
t.u,hern people 10 sense NJ tho run that 10 in.
fic,ed upon them by thdr leaders. Among tho
measures contemplated by the Finance Commiite'
~ the Hours 10 meet the expenses ~ the current
fiscal year, est mated q, thousand and my -six
millions Of dollars is (. AI Of ten Per cent. upon
al the property In his Coniedersey. It IS OK
poetsd thu, this will yield threa hundred
millions 81 dollars. In ,idnoo to this tsI,
which would oonhscs~ the entrs property
oftte Conteder,ey in TIN years, additional taxes
incomes projections and trades, and the TAI
10 kind" are recommended. II 10 expected th,, .
total Of three hundred millions Of dollars win be
derived from these source. leaving deficiency Of
something ike four hundred ard hlty millions TO
he derived fr'r, sales ~ bonds and cotton. The
Senate bill differs from this IN reducing tte tay on
property 10 I'VE per cent. the hssreo TO he derived
rom twenty per cen. lax on coin and specie .
Ave per cent. taI on all moneys on hand a. the
date Of The passSss Of the scI and ten
Per cent. AK upon ,ho proGis Of merchants. OF
course II would he impossible 70 carry those alb
slird laws into effect even n General GuANf Wa. M
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-18
Terrible Railroad Disaster,
Collision on Ihs philadelphia Railroad
tive Persons '>illed Forty Wounded aud
Hruised

terrible abroad disaster ,nd coll. sion, result
ing IN loss OF LIE, occurred about hslf.pas, two
o'clock on 1Ges'ny morning, on Ihs Trenton aud
Pa.'s gh.s Railroad. TIE sec dent occurred
near Bristol, Penn, sb - halfway be,Vecn Plrs.
dr'ph.A .rd Trenton. II Vas caused, As us'Ia', b.
TIE detention Of trans ,nd the want ~ pr7pcr
look cut. l. ,rpsars that The "OV'" passenger
TRAIN, vri = bsl TEEN detained 1t r 'sdtlphia two
hours behind ,ts time, stopped =; std when the
wash nston express train was on" al hat point,
aud occupied part of ths track, having ouly been
partially switched or Nolcht or 'isna' WAS die
played, although the "Orl" tram NAs on curve
which rnderei = imp7's ie ',r the "nrnor- On
tho advancing train /" s,e a. Irs engine OF No
Washington train, which vas n r-p'd motion, ran
iuto Itc rear car Of the cow tN.u. Ihsi car
an several otA,r car. shcal a. II were fNed with
passengers. Tho ,te-g vas terrific. rho engine
Knocked Me rear car ut. spliltcas snd thc second
cor wac troLcr In tao md icuI1li'hei thr tllrl
az wss haIly broken &c cn'.rc was s-rrt-i
When the engine q tho W Ygton tran 1oppc-,
tho passengers were 10 heaps under i, ami uuoer
VIC ruins Of the BROKEN cars Axes we're used to
eSTioato ,hc bodies some PERSONS Vclc ghtly
wounded, othos were horribly manslsi,
ard three were dead. Tie groans
aui cries of the sufferers were he.rtreudlnc
Tho second engineer snd greas Of tie Owl usip
wcr- killed outright and several passengers were
severely scaled ly the steam escaping into tte
car into which the engine had wcd.ei itsal' Soon
after the clens became known, tAc ladies and
mAuy Of the gentlemen Of Bristol came 30 thc res
cue Of the woHnlet pAsscu gers ard rendered al
the assistance ~ their power providing hot coffee,
landSges, &C., g.. The smashed cars caught hrr,
but ne flames were put ont by the fremen o. Rris-
ioi. The locomotive Of the Washington train was
demolished Tho track was blocSsied, and four
trs,us wee detained Al seven o'clock yesterday
Astre collision occurred the hind end of she pas
senFr- car was elevated and the engine vu e..
ci-ed in the forward end Of tbs car. The pasen.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-18

Adjutan.- "a neral Irving, Of The s.'te Of New
YosE, has promulgated an oricr containing the
regulations for tie pay ent Of tourties under the
law recently adopted by the Legislature. II prc.
vides for the pay men, OF bouuues under tho follow
ing conditions;
l. on the enlistment and certificate Of muster, on
muster and descIi ptiye rolls OF the men, A. the
dcENou. 10 which they shAl he sent or quarteTed
Within this State,
=, Or on the power Of attorney Of the volunteer or
drafted man.
2. All payments Of bounty shall he entered or in
dorsed on the voucher which II shall he paid, and
shall be NitneDed Ivy uhscrihiug " tines OF such
known re sonal identity s 10 satisfactory 10 the
oftlCer making tho payment.
The bountes 10 volunteers or 10 perrons who fur-
nirh substitutes t"Lte they drafted are: Tor
thee yeArs, 500; for two years 500; for year,
e3O. To any peuou Who shall be- drafted whether be
subsequently iurn'sh Asnt-ntute or not will be paid
the sum OF $500 The laNmastaT-Iieneral will max G
imuediA nece-sar, arAnsemants TOR paying houn-
ties Al the folosing rendezvous Harris Island New
York cityh Albany Rarrssfs, Elmira and Auhurn.
Supplemental orders will Immediately re Issued
70 provide tor reimbursement NJ cities towns and
eountiah who shsli under the provision, Of Law be
% enittlst.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-18

The it'e,, Intelligence from A,mmoror McKee,
If 10 the 2al ul:imo. The news Of the eIpulsiot
OF tho schns United states Consul from Mstsn,oroi
by the authorities. though not explained. is mate
rally modified. The steamer Fam Ro~sn had ~
rive at thu city WITH tho United States commef.
cal agent NJ. Woo, on board ,nd he bad, -
the 2al, opened an once there. All was quiet st
Nsrmors. II = undgE.tood .hat Ae predecessoi
Of NJ. Wood not only ac,ci upon quesuonab's
sutnori'y. but was unpopul,r, aud IN some re
sfects No, n,'cd ~ IN. discharge n the du
ucs drvo.yei On rim. IL, aisal,roemcut With th.
authortc' snd HE expulsion is Regarded st q lest
import than At first appeared.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-18
From South Carolina.
OCleIaI Report of the Capture OF Georgc
town. Itc,

Washington, March THE Nav Department
has received an official report r. Admiral
Dahlgren Of our possess on OF Georgetowu, s,u,h
Carolina. Tho report is dated Georsc,awu, S. g..
says;
Under date 81 the 26th, ! ippriroi me Depart.
meut that Nc naval forces under my command hal
taken possession Of Georgetown. Soon a. tht o.
cupsVon " Charleston lett my thou.hls ami means
al hheuy, gaze my attention 10 M, point as
litely 10 b. the preferubIs communication for
(Je neral ShsrDdn IN case such became d.Sir , >
tstoye entering korth Carolina. Acoord.usly I
began 70 collect suitable force from this s,s
ton. The N nonough, Geranium snd Launches
were oTdegel INTO the sAyLanah river, being tie
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-18

ger. we're sAcvsl n ibis end = he ear, AID we're
buried am DIST the rlins. and we're only e1trc,,n5
by literally cutting the Ger II pieces uith a1e..
o-e passenger va, tsken ct iesd, snd tro o,he-a
So injured that the- dI.1 p few moments Ihrca
n tho wounded a-s ~ crushed TIA, th,r. q 20
hope Of s,v.ng Tier Fye-. IRE es-sptd rssssrser.
attn rr N, acci"-, 70 the failure = t.e condI.
'or Il NE orl t-s.1 to ,eud signal man N,et v
notify N, wn.hin,,on train, then fully due.
7ur rlt-r.
%'sn' G oddsrd. CO. d, ,t1 Vernon. da.i. CO..
700 W Morton CO T. li:- n, de- ~
ureD 2itu Mas. dead. r,tct l. idy. n.lor, iesl
J.rue' " Ks fr'msu, d,sd.
wor~rrr
Aeon Y rdor "a Lieu. 9-.NN Y hru-1 =
h,ai sn1 leg =. r Wilson. " lnuztc-, De-.
hrr- broken y 7 Foster, CO. A. Oh H,t1~
we re tHr let s~te Peter NcGeorran, sa'orN
', severe ~o"tus on o. he,d aud le-s Geo. ?
Bow -. C.. X ?6 s. /. Injured IN s1ius y 4
! m = c.. y o. y n &C. de r-rcy Varu.Nn.
c. y, list " - 'rac:uro o' an.'c. W. = Hl'l.
p,,,, g, &, So. 1. 4. f,tspt-y. ,..c,tn,.
irTei H'rte Fae, Go G. IN \ II. right les
'rfe.urco H'Try sntfw1u, c. y 3ft1 Y.
bstiy confused &. " B-ool. Co. y, 9th y. H.,
rIsh' leg ir,c urcd; severe c0ntIsi,n ~ chest 7.
MUIR Y, Go. H. aoit VI .ss, f-ac 10 n -isltth.g-
rs't ". n Alden en- 1 : Heavv Artillerv, con-
tslon ~ leaf W. Rr-su,Cr. /. 90 Y n Hesvv
MI .leTF bhl V So atf rear fu1 hrfNt Nrts
LAND, ilth y N '-1s'ufe ~ right ankle, ss~ers
in'cr9l irju-v " " .PIldvin. Co.A.e2d Ma.s,t A'.
IL ga led. Vim. Tuckct,Co. y, 18th New HAM
s1i-s, lscc.stc in hands. g. T Re- Nell, Co II,
"a Mass Heavy Art, injured IN spine. A'heI
E.1rdge. Prov demo-. Il. ! cor .usion u leg. J1t1
Ro-ers, Wes, Troy, y. Y. isft lcg t,dlv confused.
wn. Perry, Go. 7, Conn. HEAVY Ar1lery. bAsI7
burned Newton Reyuold, Qltrternsster SER
ge.n', CO l., 1T y. n, badly scaldel. Frederick
E,yso, c.. e. OH y H.. severely injured IN head.
Martin Rice, Co. q, ssh New York, badly tru ~
w heal aud arm serseAns J. H. Harmon, lst "
/. night ian smA shod. J 4 Hill Co L. ~ C1rn
Heavy AT. erv, injured irterusll,. Capt ID. =
Reed, Go q, 69th Ohio, confusion IN head. James
Kearuev, Co G, 4stn n V, slightly injured.
JAcou Elfss, Go. ~ ID y y Cav, foot aud arm
injured Peter Sash, sailor, Boston, Mass, scald.
on N hesd. james Fourihfob, lu Prov. Cav I.
Washington, ID. C., right len leg broken. WIN,
w. ih, iith y. II, ooatusloa 81 hip and les
Geo. Mathews Go. |, ST. Mass. Heavy Artillery.
lex broken. John Tracy, Go. y, sth Conn con
tu-ior Of leg. Aired D. Jones. Go. 37th Mass.
slightly injured. Peter Rsndell, c.. d., 18th Conn-
missing
Some Of ihe ~oupini -erc arousht to Iefs-p
City yesterday, where they were ,sfeIuiiy tended
Others were taken to Philadelphia, and those VIE
were too severely injured 10 he removed were pro
vided for in Trenton. It il expected th,t three ~
four who are reported wounded are 81 badly IN
jur.d s. TO preclude ibs hope Of thoir rscovery.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-18
From Iorth Carolina.

N'"berr, scch -lltc!,igcnce ROM IN. Nort-
Clrolns r. o'S indicates ths. both sections -,
conc-rt-s''' the'- fo-ces IN her borders for tbs
anal s'r' sEle. A Ea'sgh paper saws;
III cop. Of tina, city W hesr the guns ON.
crs'' id set lstt" NJ III" American e'hon, an
that nc rIditonsrv grounds of the old North
stat win 10 he common graveyard oi state rights
Apr State lines, Witlou' which ~ aternpt a. Sc
c'cscr could have been mad", The ey stsnc. II
gate lines viii s'wHys be sufficient preteSt 10
ptomtt the local interest Of one section to revo,
s..n.' p . lverulucat .he other sections rofIss
o. f.cr u.r tuer local interest. All history demon
rtrHrs tuc !t-t that personal ltereEt Is paramount
10 love %, country, and even life itself Hence, -
g. uEs" MS one family, one people, and n obli;ef-
ale these local dangers, We must abolish state lines
which V.ll give US central hrsd, tho magnet 10
which al '1cal interest will ie sttracted-. repub
icsu government, WI irh VII he tie enbodneu,
Of Tree Institutions Acolutry Ia Sh!ch the peopls
cannot run not AMI plunge mo extremes under
tie cloak O. democracy"
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concentrating force of forty thousand 81 New.
terl, which " y soon be ready to strike Gener
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