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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-14
INFALLIBLE CURE FOR BRONCHITIS
Mr. Ward saws.

MIR. ward says:
DR.. wIsHART-Sr: l had Bronchitis Inflammation
of the Lungs Shortness of Breath and Palptaton of
the Hear n their worst forms. Ihad been treated by
several of the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia
but ey could not stop the rapid course of my disease
and had di paired of Being restored to health
truly the verge of the grave Your Pine Tree Tar
Cordial was highly recommended to me by friend. |
tried it, and thankful to say that after using four
large AID small bottle, restored to perfect
heslth. You can give reference TO my house No 968
North Second st-eet at my office CT Receiver Taxes
from AN, % 2 P. NJ corner of Chestnut and Sixth
streets. JOHN WARD.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TTLlZABETH KL1Nk, and John Klink of MELVILLE
III Cumberland County, State of Pennsylvania George
Kink, Jane A. Klink, Julia A KIinl, and William
Klink of Sandusky County, Ohio, and Alexander
Ray, of Erie County, State of Ohio Guardian of
the minor heirs above named, hereby notified
That, on the thirty-rst day of March, eighteen hun
dred and slxty-hve, Andrew Ainse, Administrator of
the estate OF Charles NJ Klink deceased filed
in the Probate Court of Sandusky County State of Ohio
against them: Said petition states that on the eighth
NJ Knk, sod and contracted to convey by deed of war
ranty in fee simple, to Henry Hsvce the following de-
scribed tract of land, to witt
The southeast quarter of the south east quarter of
section number twenty-six in township number Gye
range NUMBER seventeen containing forty of land
more or less In Sandusky county, State of Ohio for the
sum of two thousand dollars be paid in nstamepts
That before the fufllment of said contract tbe said
Charles NJ. Klink and Julia KlInk his wife both de-
parted this life, leaving the above named elizabeth
John, George, Jane A., Julia A.. and William KIiuk
their only children, and heirs law and that said Alex
ander Ray Is guardian of the minors above named.
Ihat said contract WAS assigned by said Havice and
now owned by LOron Clark and Benjamin Hooper, who
have made full payments for said land according to the
terms of said agreement and demand and are emit
tied to deed therefor.
The prayer of said petition is that said Andrew Aims
lie, as such Administrator, may be authorized and en-
powered by the order of said Court to complete said
ac and execute proper deed of conveyance therefor
to said Clark and Hooper Said petition will be heard in
said Court, on the 22d day of April 1855
ANDREW AINSLIE
Administrator of Chas NJ. KIink deceased
By H. EVERETT, Attorney
March 81, 1865. 13w4 $3.50
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GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL Es-

" TAIE.
In pursuance OF order of the Probate Court of
dusky county, and State Of Ohio, made the twenty
second day of March, A. d.. 1867 in the Of Ward
Philo, Guardian of Allen w Holcomb and Ella Holcomb
against his said wards, the undersigned will on
Saturday, the 22d day Of April, 1866,
House, in Fremont Ohio, offer at public sale the follow
ing property, to wit:
The one equal undivided seventh part Of the south
part of the northwest quarter of section number seven
township number five, range number sixteen containing
in the whole tract sixty-one acres of land.
TERMS.-0 -0ne-third cash down; one-third in one and
onethird in two years. with interest deferred pay
ments secured bynotes and mortgage the land
.' WARD PHIL0, Guardian.
March "a 1866 I2w5 $500
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NEW SERIES, Vol. XIII, NO. Is.
]OUNTY, OHIO, APRIL IA, 1865: -
We cannot refuse to publish the following
lines of BarbarY Ettie to her Soldier. although

we cannot refuse to publish the following
lines Of Barbary Ettie to her Soldier, although
we do not consider them ''frst class poetry:
For the Fremont Journal.
a, LINES TO MY SOLDIER.
I'm thinking of you,
The sun is setting ~
In the far off west,
Thoughts of you begetting
We all SO want to see you,
Say when will you Gomez
A welcome is waiting for YOU
In your and my dear home.
Do go to the General
And ask him for n ticket
That by merely showing,
viii let you pass each picket.
What grand surprise twOud be, a7
Should you come in right now
And like all the gallant soldiers,
Touch your hat to me and bow.
Pshaw, I'm sure this is no letter,
To be writing to a soldier.
Would it do you any good
Would your heart be any bolder.
Ask pardon for writing so,
| was only musing
Thinking l1hat mightbe
NJ" "'oJ u'os'0 = P"S0 P''t"t''y.
Don't come till the traitors have repented,
And their folly made to see,
And the nation, all are singing
HalleluJahs of the free.
Last week had a call t
From fine young officer; ....
He asked me would
Be his lifelong dear pdrtnjey.
Then, John Joshua has asked me
To marry him thisspring
And actually has limited,
That he has the wedding ring
You know he has money plenty,
That's something of a bait,
Perhaps I will consent
To be his cherished mate
Why bless me, / discover,
My letter partly rhymes
You won't think strange of il.
ours are written so sometimes. @.
Machine poetry they call it.
1t don't sound very well
I'll not sign my name,
Then no after tale twill tell
Are you weary of my nonsense,
My gentle turtle dove?
Don't be angry, don't care
For John Joshua, or the officer
| am your own dear love.
God bless you now my darling
And keep you safe from harm,
In my prisons ask Him
To keep your spirits light,
And your FOOTE'S good and warm
And when the summer comes.
With birds and blossorning flowers
May you come back To us,
To cheer these hearts of ours.
Au RESERVOIR. e.
Your devoted everlasting,
eternal and true
BARBARY ETTIE
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nR. WISHART,S PINE TREE TAI

DIR. WISHART'S PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL will positively cure the following
diseases: Consumption, if not beyond the pow
er of medicine; Inflammation of the Lungs,
Coughs, Sore Throat and Breast, Bronchitis,
Asthma, and an unfailing remedy for female
complaints.
The above are few among the thousands
whom this great remedy has saved from an un-
timely grave.
We have thousands of letters from Physicians
and Druggists who have prescribed and sold the
Tar Cordial, saying that they have never used
or sold medicine which gave such universal
satisfaction.
REMEMBER THAT
The Tar Cordial, when taken in connection with
DIR. Wishart's Dyspepsia Pills, is an infallable
cure TOR Dyspepsia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The genuine has the name of the proprietor
and pine Tree blown in the bottle All others
are spurious iih-3t;DDs.
DR.. L. Z. c. WISHART,
No. 10, EohrB 5 SECoNp-sT, PHILADELraIA, PA.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, at wholesale
by all Ph'isosl ghia and New York Wholesale
prusgists 4lyl'A
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Final Settlement.

II J. AMES, Guardian of the property of Ezra Vim
cent, has filed his accounts in the Office Of the Pro-
bate Court for the final settlement of the sse which
will be heard on the 26h day April 1865 at o'clock
p II. of said day. WIN. s. RUSSELL.
April 7, 1865. l4w3s Probate Judge
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.s,s thsve used DIR. Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cor
dial my family and cordially recommend it vRlu
able and safe medicine for Colds Coughs and to those
predsposed to Consumption. DR. G. A. FOSTER
No. 100 Genessee street, Utica, n. Y.
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CHRIsToPHER HONE,
James Iitch6eld.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above anti
tied case SHALL at the door of the Court House in FIRE
mont, Sandusky county, Ohio, on
Monday, the sth day Of May, 1865,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon offer for sale at
ton, the following described lands and teneent tn Mi,
The south part of the east half of the
ter ofsectiOn number thirty-one Alse the soutbwes
quarter of the northwest quarter of section number
thirtytwo Also, the east part Of the northwest faton
al quarter OF said section number thirytwo Also the
northeast fraction of section number thirty-two: Also
the south part of the north fraction of section number
twentynne; Also, the northwest quarter OF the soutb
east quarter Of said section number tweny-nine Also
the east part OF the quarter the southeast
quarter OF said section number twentynine; Also the
west part OF the southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter o said section number wenty-nine Also ALI in
township number SIX range number sixteen the north
west corner Of the west part of the north-esf ~
section number i've IN township five range num-
all, three hundred and eigfty-tve acres "
Appraised at 81 800
A. r. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
April 7, 1865. laws $3.50.
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About fifteen hundred children are al
ready attending the public schools in
Charleston, S. c. There has been mo paral
lei to this fact in the history of any captur-
ed city in the insuTectionsfy States.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Sandusky County Common Pleas.
ETNHOMAS KELLEY, Plaintiff
il versus
EnOch Gramling, ct. al. Defendants.
BY virtue of order of sale issued in the above ent
tied cause SHALL at the door of the Court House. in
Fremont, on
Monday, the 9Th day of May, 1865,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon said day. offer for sale
at public auction the following described lands and ene
ments to wit:
ln-lots numbers hftyhve and hundred and for in
traits addition to the town of Woodvile County
dusky, and State of Ohio.
Appraised at $500 A. R. FERGUSON Sbar;g
April :, 1865 14w5 Pr fee, S49O
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C. r.. McCULLOCH,

DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicine, Dye-Stutfs, Glass, Paints,
Oils, Books, Stationery, Glass Ware, &c, &c.
No. 5, Bucklsnd Block, Fremont.
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FIRE LANDS PIONEER.

TIME Fire Lands Historical Society propose 10 publish
the Sixth Volume before the Second Wednes-
day of June next II viii be of the enlarged size con-
tanning not less hundred and twenty
and issued in neat qUartO FORM double columns clear
type fine paper and in the attractive style as
the previous volumes.
Price so Cents, payable i'm advance.
twill contain selections from the valuable historical
matter gathered by the Society," among which are the Of
6cal proceedings of its meetings held during the year
NOrwalk, Perkins. and Monroeville Historical eoec
tions of Perkins and Danbury, f ready) The capture
trial. and execution of the indians, kegosheek and Ne
Ronaba for the murder of Bishop snd Wood the Pen
nsula in 1872 The Journal Of John Garrison the first
white settler of Sandus The Survey of the Fire Lands
IN 1906, written BY Simeon Hoy Of the party; The
Bame of each member of the Society," with residence.
place Of birth when where first settled the Fire
Lands, and finely eDgnved Portrait of the late Hon
EleutherOs Cooke.
Subscriptions may be made at the journal Office, Fre
mont. or 10 P. D. Parish, Sandusky, Phillips Berlin,
P NJ Schuyler, O. A. Preston. d. II. Pesse, Norwalk.
Norvalk, Ohio, March 81, 1855.
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o. w PAGE.

ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Insrapcs Real Estate and eenerl Collecting gent for
an kinds Of War and Patent Claims
cTYnu Sandusky countv Ohio
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$. B. Taylor,

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
lOFFlCE-In raIettes Block, over J. W Bowlus'
Grocery and CrockeTy Store
Fremont April S, 1854, .,-,
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S. BUCK LAND,

DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
vafnishes Dye-StuHs Burning Fluid Books, Station
cry, Wall Paper Fancy Goods, Toys, Cigars, Chewing
I Tobacco, &c, &c, &c. No. l, Buckand Block,
FREMONT OHIO
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j. w. FAILING,

So HoMGAPATHIc PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE.-Bucklsnd's old Block, second floor. Resi-
dence0n Pike street. first house east of the old CshO-
lie Church Particular attention paid to diseases of the
Throat and Lungs Fremont, April, 1854.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

sandusky County Common Pleas.
CHRISTOPHER HONE,
~ versus
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Monday, the Sth day of MAY, 1865.

BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above anti
tied case shall at the door of the Court House in FIRE
mont. Sandusky county Ohm - 4 &c
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April !, 1865. laws $3.50. % fhA'iOSON' Sheriff.
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DIR. j. w. GROAT.
DENTISTRY.
= PREMIUM DENTIsTRY.

N11p h M. SIIAWs -
IS prepared Go al work in the Dental Profession with
Promptness and satisfaction TO all who may need hs
Hes prepared to- set from single tooth TO form
ing complete sets for upper and lower jaws Teeth in
serted on pivot, or gold silver plate
OFFICE-sn BucklRnd Block, up stairs.
Jan, /. 1863
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19


. Tue PoaE Grerss.-Do not lot .the name
trouble you, .dear lady, OF vex your tast leg.
etne1nber what shaksreare-siys of The rose
:" By ssysnsme. it smells AZ sueat." Poke nal.s
. 6fsr 'sste epinach, Try it. Get the plant
" hen it is tender. Be;s II ia two waters. Cut
up Jsnr esga if yos have them. Use pepper
and You may add the smallest naedisun Of: vine
gar. when thxdish is on tho table. Butter. il
yoa rlsase-Or if yen Gag. Then, asai,, You
may dress 1t ~ we have .een. the French do
Add little sugsr. and few thin s,ees of
wheat bread; snd. as your taste ,efine., Tie
dnA improve. ons-hah of our rejection OF
the best gifts sf God, is tho want OF propsr1x
developed taste j. the'nss. In eur ienersnes.
we too frequently eat the throa,s Of our con.
forts and our fors1Res. Now is the time, dear
young housekeepsrs. 70 acquire The arts Of the
:er's'ns in perfectioa. And think, es YOU dexisa
and cook. how deliciously the dishcs prepared
BY ysar fair hsnds win aggravate Tho pa,s,es
Of the loving husband .ad the judicious friend.
Fry ths POKE, u spite 81. the name. and foljor'
IeuF eessssl. Tss: vii, 6nd it a. gqpa , spssaah
10 yen ever asA
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Isoo4l iIte1aaa-t
The ehiee sf the css.sn1is gAenix is on
Gates street. second door ffcn, Plain.
I CAnelHn WANrxD.--An sct;vs and int sllirsnt
lad u v anted at this s18es to dslivsf aew.-
pspera ..

iHE WRONG RoAn-Hs ars told that au>a-
Der OF psrsoss leaving this town, mistooi their
: cad rsoens'y. and BY q wendrous misdircssiop.
~srs found on that whicAs leads ID Gharleston
and found the road a. hard to travel n that Of
Jordan. They met impsdiments by tb. way
which they seuid not :oyereeade; and, finally,
tt.'y found thenaselvss hack enssnars in Celum
Bis with their 1arps hung ., the Willows
thereof,
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4 oEAsa s1i1l tie Wa.e.Enas


That u the. aasstish most commonly only
asked by People nho Aeyssasfhips she, ,t4sa ~
sAs~Asssaz qsssssssssss6 VINO, ksIflsfs. barry
on without waiting for the snswsr: There are
several ways in whidh it may be .nawersd:
= Briefly We may say, that rs all: var u strict
TsssltS"f from loss-thst il, from the law of
Ged-thsa We shosld know that the war viii
cease tho moment the law shall be satisfied
JUST as soon as W.. pass from nndcr its opera.
uons-}est-a' sSsn As the proper results are
realized. to attsin which the war had beoomS.
necessity. .1oamey b, .nrs sf this, aad ySar
next question should Be, what are the ends to
be realized by 'thS war--ths objects t. be salts.
hsds The msrs politician viii make sas an.
awsr to this question. the msralist another. The
one refsrs the origin efwar to the antasonisma
'gAt or WTeeg. .sfthe-soztspdirg peoples Tie
aorsiia refers fAt1a to ts eiegasio of the lo,.s of
1od Find OFT which Of the laws Of God. and
"A what respects. they have bssn violated, and
ne esuse Of the war becomes obvious So,
rom study sf tic effects upon yo.r own pee.
sle. ysu viii zee just when ne. Laws will be
:atisfsA Pssse will b. sure to follow from the
srePsr p.rgi.s Of the oa..ee-e
e Without stepping t. discuss this matter. and
show wherein We have erred, ard 60 come
ondsr the operation Of the Law. We will ooatent
ourselves With the opinion TINT our jfgating Is
~ealt eaay ne,e Sesinn;rg to Il thing Of esrn.ss
msss aid a nece.sity. The loss Of enr sea, port,
sad cities, 80 far from enfseblisg, must really
tsse1g Chen ne. nay, tho very less Gf eur pro.
should render It. Of hxls account to .ue
n the war shsll co.ti1Sa ". have so
Il ers to lose. in worldly respeats. that our
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19


fTHE PATRIOT AND DFnEEMAsoaIy9kSESS SSl =
ary, 1851; w&:h:d tha, pleasure Of spenH
last night that DIR. Msckey ever spent ID NJ
york. iH:sompalsy with him and the Rev. w.
10: haley. q. Pre!ate Of the Grand Excampunent
Of tAs U..S thsaxh the hour of t1e. mosnine on
which We bess him farewell ~as nearly break.
ing INTO day, our respected friend, ON taking
anr hand. expressed his fears that it would be
years before We ~ould meet again. On in.
CURING bis. reasons for sneh an. assertion. he
Fstatsd hiS bshef, that We were rapidly sd.
Fproachisg that greatest of al curses, civil war,
such civil .warTs the world meyer saw. He
thsweSsr. took our hand, and shaking it until
1 he dgovc the. blood from our fingers, saidZ
MY dear brother, though q born South Car.
oilnlao. nativAof Charleston, and all nv life
3 feNdent ufihs South, I shall ever rSysss the
Old flag, and uetii death, VIII be true to the
Hovernmsnt founded by Washington and the
other fathers of oar common sountry." After
. pause be added-takhg red. wlsits and
blue rosstte from bis pocket book, and pinnine
ton his undershirt, Hhere he promised to- ever
wear Whatever you may hear to the
CONTRARY. never believe me anti ue to the coun.
Try OF which No are both sitizena" We have
never ainee, reports to the contrary notwitll-
stan ding. doubted hun as regarded hia LOYALTY.
- onrs will prove.
j. HIS predictions have now become matte srs Of
history, HIS home has been dasolated, his pur-
suits, if not ruined. badly damsged, his natiy.
city reduced to An alnnost howline wilderness:
md yet the first asws We hear after his eap
tare BY The Nations al troops, H. that Dr.. A. q.
Maekey proved asstsue to his allegiance testha
Govsrnnasnt under which he was born. + he
ever has been o|the principles Of fFrsemsssnry.
lof which he hss beer - brilliant an eruSnsnf
Nas Fork O6sw;er.
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sngHge MS nttehtloh' Hnd exercise his
ind ustry; he will require to Be diligent for at
least five hosrs pes dsem, and when quite su~-
eeas full, he may then sIesp .pon his--peppies,
viii ch, - such a'ease. would be legitin,ately
his laurels.
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The Last arsa. Rumsr. :

4ne Last S1eaS x1unQx.e
After reading the following. shs- ssmor.
nauufactnrsrsehouNHa;ba uNHa;ba s1ahasheda at the poverty
Of their inventions. The paragraph which !.
give bslov was published in the sheet which
the Yantt.e issued from the Newspaper in Sum-
ter during their, brief stay in tina. village.
They eaA.l the plPer .:7Ae Bas,.asr Of Free
down. apd this was their msst conspicuous sel
1iegrs'n. We are iincline ed 10 suspect, whatever
our readers hay believe. that th.rs is no sort of
foundstion for the story;
."RichmQud and Pstensarg have at last suc.
eumbed to the 'valor'of our arms. They were
taken yesterday at precisely. 10 s-m.-ths cor
respondent 0snits tbs date. Gen. Grant, at the
bend Of 10000 veteran troops. charged tinush
the streets of the city. There vas the most
terrible slaughter. Gen. Grant encountered
Cen Lee in psrsop, and after muck s.v,re
fighting, Killed him snds 1ook him prisoner.
Grant was hius.elf wosud.d in twenty .arsj
plsses.ihrse bsa's passing through his sni.aE
column nd FIVE thrdugh his hesr. A RS
desPaired Of" q S
; DH. Alp.r7-G. MAckss, q. S
TIE PArR,or AND FnEEMAsosIJ3 LEI 5s:l lIE =
- 4 t1 rl.>
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+ or1vh--TAs Porpy-Csnsidering how gene
rally our people are employed in laborious and
use ful avoeatiene, it is herdly of any profit to
su ggsst any new smploynents or enterpri.es
" hich might be judiciously take. UP. Yet il
it DO possible 10 fad anywhere. person who
la eks occupation. we may .aggest, as a subjse.
for cultivation, try erpoppy, and the nanuf.eture
of opium. Thespsssea.e,. ~. very simple. The
plant is very hardJNapdwen smted to our eli
m ate; and little ipfolmaties, ebtsined from
any vf our chemical or medical men, might
ena BILE an enterprisi9g worker to realize lasrp.
results for his, own and tlv benefit 1u1ntSe
believe that the common 4 ae
~; yield comparatively eff opium,
the same degree With the poppy.
subject Of congratulations could
@n tRsa ap indi~;dual-b W.
5tEwhosis on thexf0ok ont for sop,e- !
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-23

ton. Itwpuld withheld an enormous
patronage from the Executive. and there
fore Abraham Lincoln discards it. And
besides, it might be exerted without call
ing into requisitiou tho imperial and re-
sistlsss power of military necessity. In
every aspect, the constitutional and legal
mode of calling our military forces into
the field, is disias;eful to those whose only
rule Of action is their unbridled will, and
the only measure Of which is not unlike
that of the Russian despotism, which is
said to be tempered by the fear Of asssssi-
nation.
The time is coming-but is not no'0, for
there is no lawful opportuniy-when all
the Rights Of the States will be viudicat-
cd by the people, and every infraction Of
those rights be punished with the severity
which usurpation and despotism deserve.
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4 state Right.

Experience is dear school, and the
American people are just now undergoing
a course Of tuition from which they viii
be much the wiser. The value of State
Rights, is strikingly manifest in the terri
BILE conscription which could not be, if
State sovereignty were not for the time
being overthrown. Let Republicans, as
we'll as Democrats, make a note of this,
and they will net hereafter be quite so
ready to revile State Rights, and the ad-
vocates of those Rights, One Of the
Rights of the States, expressly reserved in
the Constitution, deprived the Federal
Government of the power of eonscription
Unquestionably, the General Government
has right to the military service of the
people; but it has no legal power to exact
it either by an enactment Of Congress, OIL
an edict of the President Practically
however, a usurped power answers thos'
now in authority much better than pow
er delegated by the Constitution. Th'
Federal Government has the legal right t.
call upon the States for the service of thu
militia; but, by the Constitution, it is
State Right to organize those forces ant
place them in the field. But this woulC
not be Capitalization of power. ant
therefore il does not suit the Administra