davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-03-13

The section Of the amended Enrolment
Act which authorizes any number Of persons
to club together to furnish recruits previous
to draft, and to be exempt therefrom is not
as liberal as was supposed. The following
is the full text Of the section:
Ind ottt {tgther s,asted, That any ps5son Or
Iicc Of the draf, before the saue eha1 have taken
place. to be mustered into the service Of the
United 6tatea such number Of reernits not s49ftet
to dr1H "a they may deem expedient, which re-
cuite khnl stand to the Credit Of the persons thns
CAUSING them to be In and ehali be taken
= snbsitates f9r sash Or ~ f s7y ol
her Of such recruits, and in the order designated
by the principals ut the time snch recruits arc
thus, as aforesaid. mustered Ii"
It will be observed that the recruits must
be men not subject to draft-that is, they
must be either aliens, or veteran soldiers, or
men over forty-fye or under twenty years.
The amendment as drawn by the Chicago
Committee embraced all classes of able-bodied
men, whether snbject to draft or not. The
Committees amendment also provided that
an association should be cleared Of the pend
inc draft when 1t should have furnished q
number Of men equal to Its proportdonate
quota For instance, suppose the number
Of enrolled men in district to be ,0oo, aud
the quota 200; then, If an association Of 500
put In 100 men, they we're to be c1ear OF that
call, and the remaining 100 men required
should be drafted from the other 500 names
on the enrolment.
The Jaw as 1t stands provides that the ex-
empts put in by club or association shall be
credited to them as fa- as they 60. But nev-
trtheless they must take their chances
being drafted for the deficit of tbs district.
TIM: suppose the number Of men required
from q Hard With an enrolment of 2,00o Il
500, and club of 500 men put In seyenty~fVe
substitutes not subject to the daft, and the
wa,d as whole puts in fifty volunteers whe
are subject to the draft, the ward will still
owe one hundred and fifty men. a DRAFT u
ordered, in the course Of which seventy mer
belonging to the protective club arc drawn
they all get clear, because tho scVent5-ns'
substitutes more than equals the numbe'
drawn from the Association. Snp2os'
the number Of men due from
township OF ward is in the proportion Of on
to six. In such case It would be pretty SUR
on q computation Of chanccs, for ten men II
club tocether aud put in two substitutes, d
the chances arc good that not to exceed tW'
of the club will bc drafted but 1t might hap
pcn that all of the club would be elected,
or the half Of them. In That case the suhstl
tutes would be credited to the members 9
The club sin tue order designated by tn
principals" or course the larger the club th
less chance there would be Of m undae pc
cent Of the club being drafted. It would b
pretty safe, however, for half dozen person
In any Wand Of this city, to unite togethe
and nut in substitute. They could recko
with reasonable certainty on being out Of tn
draft
, 1865-03-13

US. Fiscsl Agent and atcrt ot !a1 cooSs TOR e.
Notes. Th:se Eetes ara tree tfom taxatton- DOH
stste snu mnnlelpa, are tss eniy ao7ssnHsns seen
p,,ce Ct 80, and 9th y Ban.s pay tns 81 highest @
1t GAL En- DER NOTES. With acsrast iuI :rsst 70
dat ot deposit VII be Iecetyec u ca7ment Tor sub
CONF hr l,.t Liberal Arrangements VIII ba
m.6e Rt1a ganks and Bankers.
, 1865-03-13

Thompson sold McPneraou 10 vesy p.i,as Illnop
stetFa, sTeFsEtpg l.ls3 p. II So.l2K q
HfocSR sold kb!1nE u heso light Steer, averaging
3a8 Il !, II $7l4.
Gregory % q COOK IL aea0 hsocA eseets averaging
f6a ~. u 4at3. e....s ~, s...
l,Ns ~, Il u. .8-
corrAGy eBov1 TAR-s.
Ecp,rt sod pauhe 80 head 1ediRm steess. svesag-
Ing I.6f4 -. At ts.eo.
Hoas-7he receipts during mott OF ne vs.s sare
been quite iiahs, snd ~ish good Sn'pesn9 uenanu'
the MARKET hsa been d1u1 and Hogs mes >wath fssdy
sslr The demand vss ehlefj fef smooth u, g, oHs
thlght receipts II that grade. coassa aoss VIZ
s,]d qaite readily. and Ia sons csses ~
Of an advance ft.m tho cl5sl1s quotacaa1 OF lass
week
Yesterday the 1ectlp1 werc qaits 1arRe snd 1oe
aaIts very heavy, bat tho market Tsa VIVA
and this advance which hsd been gained. w@ ost.
Topaz, the1o hA' bee n less domand On aecoont OF
wait Of cars 70. shipment, ent th- market qu1ss
and we,k- Thefo nr- qetts annnher CT Hogs lelt
over ucsod.
The saes to-d.3 sorrt 10 1na At rso 70 ct SO 81
Q1s.C0 tor Light to extra hcsvysm7ota Hng1
49, $tA1 ft.-
, 1865-03-13

as thai TO which you W'sh II cnanseo' ano aaA'
the edtuon- x...n,ua .o. .hs
my posuoa - tus .. .,,,an - senars,s eheef
Iss ~ - e04N ~
rNE DIFFERENCE.
rg,a difference between the Republican
,,ortv and the Democratic party in the treat
1nc,,4 of ,,n.,,,r f1auds ia somewhat striking
N'hcn Inc Republican party accidentally ele-
ratcs a seoundfrl to Office and be perpetrates
frsnd nnon thc peonle. the ,,artu cxposa
aaa dennunce htm-they depose him from
.o,,o ,rho 1,e WITHIN their rcach and make him
s.sf,, = h,s m .,o.ton ca,ns If possible. More.
49,. .a,7,t n, 10 Elm, nacana In restore
~ 80 a.~o.ata hco,t,r nu,,1lc sentiment on
.S ,,,. - NJ morality In oficl.1 station. They
as:": r~ttn vii, norton of their political
-,,,,,o,enta In mass sytud,ine bill under the
,,rc,,,sc If casting odiun upon their adyer-
ea,,es at the expeuse Of the people who are
fnfnrcd cnormonsly by the operation. On the
oti.cr 4,ard whenever a Dcmoc.utic Office
1,o1dcr liz fou,,d with his l,ands in the public
49,. s1,rr (which is a yerv ffeauent oc
.,nrronco, tbc .,n1v by M Inst,nc
n ts.ss s.sn,,.+hr ,,e,+ +homse,ves snuarelv
'v t,,s ,rrts ~ ~ ,nres,,cntion thcv sWear
..a..;,,n,,s1v ,hpt 1e ia = xirtnons and morse.
a.,tad ,nd;,;ana1 they ..,fvc in ali no.s,h}c
..'..>s - ,.nan .hc eto,..n rro,,crtv and shield
~: s,.,,-;t wno ere- eeavi at a ,,e,coc.at.c
= 1H,:.,st,,r. ~ cororese ordc-;n1 an IN resti.
s,e@ 49, r-a,,as r,n.aotrat,d hr nsn,o-
sus s"..anms.rs ~ .re,, ~; ,ar,a ,rss ora- ~1;,
e.tsa4s 80 49, s,.so-.--ar. s ~ 49, ...e,a. "s.s
"cr1eo s. 49, ~ e s,,1,',r..s - s,,-.. ~
" ~" a.a.rr,ts sn.r,I.. or,ar r. IN.
sa,ss. suS t.@s,d.ntte1 ,.r1n conmenccd r. waa
W. ,,aHes ~. ...a 1va- roner4,ocnt ,r.s ho-
s...,;,.s- ,ar,,,,,t n vas ,1iccrd cmona o,rar
s1aI s. ~ - 1o.nro ,,nn,,.s, ~ -,,os.;o.a11a
--s ,st.no.s wv ,,t-,1,+ t,,aea oo,,,r,s.s
sua a,.o.. s n,ade hv 1tn sac1et,~v 5,nsa. ama
uac 80 .s.a ,,,.,..o,,+,o,, ~ *. ns-a.. sS ~
n4.uo1s es.,,,sa -. ~. I-N~..s.
A41A'
I. Eu" - that saassta~s r..a,.
nc Ano" snA' Sa...s s'
. - fsN
~ 'ues '1uo .uN.
LIZ .+ '.,' Iu "etc 'eu.
~ ,luns uae, S.s' ~ ". ~ ~ ,. en'.ucus
'1eue - ~ ~ o.t-~ VIZ ,!, -! eo
"-tes,t ene ~ ~ so,,,.asta ~ $500 "A.1 ssa..s .n
oosesn1hen' ~ eaue :. .e1as. Ie. ..pous
Inc sa~' @ ss s
unat e's r.ouaS. -. 90
satneeea aoous ueu. ete1aous .,... =. ~. , Loan;
a hepau.1san eenea - $50 ~ ~ s.uetee
an anses.'eat.oA u1o tue aA.'s ~ sa1'
pa'lnens anu ~. euea - ~ 1us ssoa, Dosso
cotai'1ee'eu e1a.'aA 80, ~ .a Wv e. aNss ~ -.
gun contracts "as oaea ~" $500 ~ 80 s ~ 49, ~
set'le tne aas4te " "s Wv oeas %.las ~ Suea
1na"ua 90 ~ e4'e ~ se-s 80 aN"u. -ose.
, 1865-03-13

SATURDAY EVEhING, M1Tch II.
The following summary shows the movement
in Produce and Provisions during the pasttwenty
four hours: :
, 1865-03-13
#lseRllaNfoUH.
Who Minds q Co2szs .

Who Minds q Co21:
ltseesa snan affair. and In onsequsnca II usualy
Allowed to havc It's own vay: aud ut how frequently
why not take cold IA time. then. and bJ rs!nE At
once Dr. D. .asns,s Especsoren.. which for thu
years has been standing remety for all Coughs and
Colds, avotd tho4e dreadful kttesnat72?
WHAT IL xxAxv Bx DRoEgnrTB
n A fndsmmateo of the bronrhiA or paEsago whick
con7.y air to the lungs In it, earlier this dis
easc Il commonly called cold or cold In the ose.ss-
It usually tones On with tte noarsencss. followed
ng Moderate coush with Sigh fsaltngs Of heat or
ao1cEess about tho throat and eheat 1fnot arrested,
the cough becomes o4e Of she moas promlnent ssmp-
toms aswel1 the mest patatu1 and distressing: tho
Inflammation tncreasea In intensity, until it finally i-
tezses with the air to the lung cells whea the Vital
powers soon give Why. In most Of the ssasesofthis
dsease Dr. James Expectorans effects speedy euse
By producing Tree aud easy e1pe=tsratton
the cough aud auaJlnx tha terer. tar trtal Is al
that IL asked-
n co1&u4Pr1o1 ASD ALL PULMONARY coxrrAryrs
Dr. JaJues Ezrectorsns will Afford tmruediats rclef
BY removing the dimcultY Of breathing md can4ng
Al easy e1pectorauon. whereby al1 irritating and e-
st1uctfug matters arc removed ftom tho lungs. Hay
Lag maintained It's reputation In al par*s OF the world
for aquarter Of century, 1t u confidently RECON-
ended ~ thehcs z=medy ever o1ered .oz dscates
it processes TO cnre. Sold by agents and druggists
everywhere, from whom may also b oosaiued Dr.
Js3ues sanattye Pills. prompt aud e1s etaa1 curefo<
Co.tiyeness, Sick Headache, and all Bilious Aaec-
tlons.
All that u asked for tsem II falr hl,1.
| 81 Dr.. D. JAYNH SONS Family Xsdtc!oes 40
| sold IN thic4go by FULLER. FtNCd@ F'LL.R. r.
y; aookER; ok r. tckn@ " snxsH sU1saa1
uhllnt5o.sr ~ N.kW 2dp
A PERFFCT CURE FOR CA
, 1865-03-13
OUR PARTY ORGANIZATION.

n.ss - 1,,,.n;s sna ~
tsoHte " ' o.n.ae -. 49,, -. +r-o,,.
w "uu's ous a.ss..Is,,s 49, t,-o aa,;.;e.1
eeat1 a''t4s. ~. ,.s.aS..
r.. "a uso' ~o - ,.: ;se,,os ,-o,,;nn 49, - e =.
NC .,:.. ~ ~ .'e . xss.. s " ~
1ne ! .r'-N.. ~ 80" "r .,s--N w
Nns 49,. ~. ~ .~-t-a1,,I ~ -11 ~ W. ',
t4a 80 es @'~eu5 o's4 uls
4cee,ai sose1amsns H. ~ aeeo.p.,oaeu 10 lnas
:. sssut anu sseu'eo Lug euess y. +ao tsepuo.
ncan p1auclm oy tne electlon u haco,n anu
Aaahhn, Aepaohean Congress anu hepnb'
hcan state government N me nea''y AZ Inc non
s1aVtho3onE elales-in 1ooo. olu II tnefe-
3o'e oie because lis pflnclp'es nao ''lumpn'
and the 1uf1nef epFcao o1 sa'efy WIS pre-
veateds not at atl' Inc ban taas imposed
on the extension Of slavery hao oeqoeathed
to us War, and the Republican party hav-
ing adopted policy which resulted IN freedom,
were naturally looked to to cArry the coun-
hy through the var The Republican party
thus became the Union partT-thc gist OF its
policy being 10 suppress the rebellion. But
when to sustain the Union it became ueces-
sary as war measure to abolish slavery the
Republican party became an Emancipation As
well as Union party. New none Of these poll
cIes, except perhaps the non extension Of slay-
cry are either accomplished or assured. The
Union is not yet restored. The rebellion is
not suppressed. However favorable the
present aspect OF the war, it's re-
suit depends on military contingen-
cies, which are not get reduced to q
certainty by any means. Slavery Is not
set abolished in fact, nor is Its abolition rem
dcred entirely certafn
, 1865-03-13
For the Week Ending March II, 1865.

SATURDAY EVENING, March Il. 1876.
The following table shows the ds1lJ receipts aud
shipments Of Beef Cattle and Hogs during the week
ending ffAfiAY.
, 1865-03-13

New York stock Mkrkre.
C1ost7g prices Tor cssa. Marc Ill. 1855 Received oy
G. 6aton5tall & Co., Commission Ssoo< sod Bona
Brokers, Al klark street. Chicago.
, 1865-03-13


SCI,
The subscriptions 10 the SeYen-Thfrty Losn du-
ring the week ending to-day, At the Secoad Ns-
tional bank Of this city, amounted to $G660G
Considering the striDgency Of The money Market
md the sctive Investment In County Scrip. this
exhibit te highly 1atterinE to the enterprise and
perseverance, Of the officers OF this b1nk, Is well
IS proof Of growing confidence on the part Of
the people Of the Northwest
The gross a1nount Of c!eariDgs at the Clesring
Hcuee (So.thwcstern National Bank) for the week
crdins to-day, il E85, ,1A7ss, asa1nas s5.4'A,sas,
10 .ast week. We are happy to learn that q rega-
l.r "c1earing House Association" has been fully
organized. At meeting held On Friday evening
the following officers were elected: President
". F. Coo1tnugh; Vice Pfesideu'-Jostah Lun-
bard Executive Comlnfttee-A- C. Badger, /.
3inbham, E. +. B1aisted, Ira HolCcs. Jno. De-
Koyea. The Manacer has not Jet been sppo1nt-
ed, but within few days all the arrangements
viii be completed for Its future management. 1t
IL uow considered a permanent Institution.
in New York tha bankers arc calling In thelr
loane, and the rates Of discount are ftmer. We
quote:
Ioens on call, Stock securities. .:.....:.... 20
do bond and mortg ,ge.--....- 10
Prime endorsed bills, 6oa@ @days::....*.. e s 3
First c'ass Single signatares. .......... 1lJa
o'ne1 eooa onas.
- W. nas pcsa iatfoaaeen lnto l!e New tuiS
assemp'y 1saas.ins solo ~ unae eales VI so'u.
s'ocaa auo oonus, auo psoa1pauag otoAets ,1ota
!enuios " ooao"!n3 n.oeAs W roaaa, anu 'ose
otuo'@6 ~ Petse ~ 1ofoe41 ~ oAu- ~ -
eef'e money Or s1oeka iot Speculation IN gold, IN.
ae1 tae Pei.aiae" P1o'A0e0 A"A '1o Po't'n470' "
| misdemeanors, .
| Foreign exch.nge In Now Iork is Tery weak,
and papkers' bills ut sixty days. we're offered on
ThrrEdaT Inst at fU3fGt1lS. snort 6lS1E 0llt3 AtE
on,ted - 1ta,6a1o and merchauts' bills at 1O6tNa
| 1.g,
| Stuck Exchange has ~haet, organized In
| 80 49," s.,,orzt,r ,,a7.oss. rrss;.
| tMcan1au' VI usi Ao !14'o"."s 49, -, 80
ohue; Treasurer. Joseph c. Butler; Secretary,
| ". P. Van Dnersen; COMMITTEE OF reference, D.
B. Keys, Geo. Wiltshire, r. ELLA, sr.' j. Il. chee'
, 1865-03-13

CoTfl0K 0H0VX fANpBs
Hotsrt ........, Smith ....:..--.... Cd 1G3 13.50
!. .aHEEP-There has been , fstf demand during this
week, both tor city consumption and for Shipping
h.rn oute 1isht. and haga sold readily At from tso
@9H Tor gaed at sheep, and s7eass q for Light TO:
DAY tc have been LARGER and tha market has
been t,ls weak, and the prices hare been hardly ID
good. =
The s11es today are ~ follows:
SALES OF SHEEP TO-DAY.
sc11er Buysr, No. Av. prtca.
Eonb1bs. ........ r 4il.. 81 1G9
WnltWoEk & H.. ..Castleman.......ls9 nA 9.13
do ........ DO .......-nl ~ SS
do ..Con1n......-. N3 $50
, 1865-03-13

SATrEDAf EVENING, March il. 1855.
FHEIGUTH-liAtL-Are uachf n2ed- W. quote
, 1865-03-13


Tho Rock Istand and Michigan Southern
roads earned for the month OF February as fol
lows: ..
1861 1866. LacrtGse.
Rock Island. .1t31 ia a36,3r3 bs,7o1
Michigan Southern 49,. .2a6>666 e99,8W G,2A
Tho traffic receipts OF the railways IN the Uni
ted Kingdom, for the week ending February T.
shows an increase Of Ell $40 over tho correspond
ing week OF last year.
The following tables show the earnings Of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company:
, 1865-03-13

Pt0sV1o'oe %AA~to"--~ V1~1SA1''"
Being IN increase Of 1855 per cent over last
year.
FROM 1uHE ISL 70 xAncn 7TH. (N1sn MONTHS AND
ONE WEEK..
Earnings. 1864. 1915. Increase.
passcucer -, $012 001 .05 ST. ,3i617 1851, ,345H
Freight. a,77eis a,aas q ,asos ss9s!
Expfegs ...., 4t,G62.41 g., a,s3o.55 2t,t76.94
Mail 9s04.68 b2,240b8 4, 4,335.D
Miscel1an'us. 81, ,484o8 3o.4u.g1 .-..--.....
, 1865-03-13
Raisinsr layers, p box IueW......-...........1 I
RH1ajrR n r IL a kaT IN

hA Y-Ihe market Is quiet with q liberal supply.
Quotations arc unchanged. VT quote:
trcthy roller md beattr pressed. Els Oae 100
1i1uothy lsosc essed l7nnalB q
Ttmotby a6HU8.1a
Frsirie roileS and peater pressed @13 %
PrxfIe tcoae uresseu. ..,,,,,...,...,... II GlAi3 M
Prnire lg0081IEe
Tt-othy. 1e1,er and bes1ar pressed 24oaaH oc
Tnothg loose pfessed 80 sa %
TnuthY loest q ea&s2i.0 20
Fraliie roller and bcatef pressed 16D01:7n
PrAUte iCote Dresseu Ao9s15N
Prairie 1S(o1ti0Q
, 1865-03-13


OF all the confectsoner's g Aandiwork, the fran
tic suatchipg of viands from the tables, the
brandishiDg aloft Of wine cup, and plate, aud
cutlery, laden with articles alike dangerous
to toilet and stomach; OF .mnnching and
c,uncbiug sars etretnoRie; Of dcflement aud
rpin to precious apparel, the result perhaps
Z. Of weeks Of the dIessmaker's effort; Of the
loss Of temper, md 1oud cries Of complaint
And, indeed, We halb0rct1 fear as 9 conse.
ouence that o graceful assemblnge Of d!guidad
as il BY the wand Of some evil spirit, into
social rattle, where he who was rudest should
be most successful in appeasing the cravings
| Of the appetite, and In pocketing the delicate
| o,nanentation Of the tahle.
The name Of the euisinfes- has escaped Us,
and 1t is not worth while to hunt It up now.
Splice it to say it was not De2n'onsco: there
| fire wa did not expect pcsfectiont The hall
set n art for supper was the grand corridor
! IN the west wing. The table was set In the
centre, and It gave standing room for about
three hundred persons at one time. The
cabinets OF the works Of genins and invention,
each side, Of the supper table. On one side
some Of these vera provided With
srats: On the other, they were reserved for
depogItiuc the extraordinary quantity ol
1naterial pecessary for such host, and fot
the operations Of the walters.
The o,namentation Of the table, though
~
perhaps quito IS protuse as the unfortunately
a1nan space devoted to the supper would per
mil. There we're three leading and conspfcu
ous pieces from the confectoners bands
placed at appropriate points in the centcrsans
a. each end of table !; n the center our I'm
posing Capitol, perfectSin miniature; at ont
end NJ exquisite Representation Of the herolt
deeds Of the gallant army; at tho other, !
t similar device Of the proud achieve
ments Of lie navy. The representation
| Of the Capitol Was admirably exc
cuted no detaii seemed 70 be too minut'
for imitation. Even the lamps at the en-
trance seemed to give forth light. Tn
columns, pcdestals, cornices, tsieze entabla
tu1ee, wsndows, statuary, and the majesti
dome, and towering above all else, the God
ibee the mould nc and model could made them. Il
addition there were several alleggorical repre-
seutationB Of the progress Of civilization, th
rfnins. tie arts, the sciences and nteratur
pf the day. The piece on the right, WAS il
hcnor Of the army and the gloiy. and fam
Of ,he defenders OF our liberty wero Illus
trated BY pyramid, around which were clu:
tered in tasie1nl plosnsion oil the insignia :
: war, the parnphe1naiia Of battle, and tbs en-
-b1ens OF victory. The navy was honoied I
the same manner, Misrepresentation bsinssu
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-08

Before the JOURNAL will again reach ,,s
readers tho people Of this Commonwealth
will have passed Judgment upon the issues
Of the present campaign, and what that de-
oisiou will DO is very plainly known and ac-
knowledsed. Two parties are in the field,
and two distinct issues are presented. Tbs
men supporting these two questions are. on
the one part, those men who, during our civ
II war, have believed that the life Of the ma
ton was paramount to all else; who have
believed that the rebellion was nothing more
nor less than organised treason, and that II
would and should be suppressed. In that
faith they have triumphed, and tho nation
s saved. On the other part tho supporter
OF Howard are those who, during our civil
war, have aided organized treason BY looks,
words and deeds; no opportunity Of cmbar-
RAISING the Government, OF weakening oul
aruics, Of fouentins discomfort where the
utmost unity should exist; OF appealing 10
the bascst passions Of the people, their avar-
icc, their cupidity and their cowardico, has
escaped them. Faithlcs in all else, they
have proved faithful to the worst elements Of
political strife, In this faith they. with the
rebellion, have been overwhelmed, and tho
nation Is saved.
These same men now ask to be again a.
lowed 70 administer public afairs, from the
administration Of which they wero driven in
disgraee. IL II proven that thcy have
changed thoir natures since the rebellion was
crusheds Are they not the same dialoyal
oitissns now that they were during the war ,
Then for what reason should they he restored
90 power? ...s,.4
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-08

FENrAN TROUBLES IN MissouRr.-Last week
according to correspondent OF the Tribune
the Deputy Hcad Centre Of the Fenian Bro
therhood OF Missouri died at st. Paul. Ills
body has been brought to st. Louis and fu-
neral service and oration advertised to take
place ut st. Patrick's church. Archbishop
Ksnriok thsreupon issued boil prohibiting
the use of st. Patricks Church for tho de-
livery Of an GRAFTON or other religious cere.
mony 10 take place on that occasion. lie
also directed the Superintendent Of the Gath
olic) Calvary Genet ~ not to admit any pro-
cession of men or women bearing the insig-
MIA Of Fcnianism within the gates OF the
cemetery. Not satisfied with this, Archbish.
op Kenrick has further informed tho Roman
Catholics of st. Louis that the members of
the Fcnian Brotherhood nre not admissible
to the sacramento Of the church 60 long as
they are united with that association. which,
he says. he has always regarded as immoral
in its object, tho melting Vt rebellion In Ire
land, and q quasi military organization to DO
made effective in case Of o war with Eng
land. This declaration against the Fenians
has reused the same indignation among tho
st. Louis Catholic Fenians as elsewhere. ,,oa
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-08
Oopperheads the Allies Of Rebels.

During the seven years OF war which re-
suited in our Independence. the American
Colonists were divided into two parties, pat
riots aud tories. The relative strength Of
the tories was about equal to the relative
strength Of the copperheads at this subse-
quent period, in the cfIart to destroy that
Independence. The contumely and jsgraco
brought upon themselves by the tories, so
overwhelmed them that they never emerged
therefrom. How would il have read in his
tory, hal the American people, after their
Independence had been achieved through
their suffering, turned round and elevated
these men to the administration of public
affairs? Our fathers made no such mistake
o. that; they knew their friends, and they
set the precedent that The man ,rhe could
trn has back upon has country in time Of
,car, ,eds NOT ,corthy 10 be trusted rhen peace
came. ,.-,..., -,.,... q, -fl Ir..-
Are we less wise than they, and sha)l We
carelessly lose tho nations great sacrifices,
and turn upon ourselveai The coppcrheads
who, with bareiaccd earoutery, ask for the
suifrase- Of tho people. were the allies Of the
rebels, as the tories were Of the "red coats. I"
They have been acknowledged as such, and
history win give them such place. Before
the capture Of Atlanta the Appeal Of that
city said: 'a'a 81 .'''.' 'o' '''' Y
II they (ths Democrats) will usc the bal.
lot box against Mr.. Lincoln while we usc
the cartridge boz, each side will DO helper
10 the other, and both cooperate in accom-.
plishing the greatest work which the country
and this continent have witnessed. "7''
In July. 1868. our armies and navy wero
successful in several important engagements.
Rebel hopes went down as tho national
prospects frightened. and the rebel organs
found Il necessary to stimulate the hopes Of
their armies and confcdcrates. How did
they 70 to work, and what prospective aid
did they look for and szpect' Was IL from
The Union party or the Democratic party
Listen to the testimony Of che Richmond
Wing: n
Apart from the victories we may achieve
ia the field. there are but two means OF coun-
teracting the bGnsfia effects Of these erenfs
and bringing hostilitics to an early close.
Thee arc either foreign Intervention or de-
tesmined and successful opposition BY the
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-09-08
. Do Yoar Whole Duty.

+, The canvass Of che eoppsrhcads in this
county places them In aminorisy OF one hun
drcd and ssvcnty.6ve. II every Union man
does HE duty on Monday next, the true ma.
jority viii exceed three hundred and fifty.
Bot tho most we have 10 fear is apathy
among ourselves. not 90 much from lack Of
real interest in the result, a. lack Of ear
nestnes', arising from an assurance that Gov.
Cony will b reelected. and that tho attend.
sncs Of every man ut the polls is not needed.
wcbessesh Union aen To throw away thin
dangerous idss. The cepp.rhsads srs pr,.
destinstsd to destruction. ba, that Il no rs.-
con Why We should not wish 10 ..dsstruct,,
them little on our own hook. Throw sv.v
fhe Mcclellan tactics, that is. conssnt to &C,
always on the defensive, and follow up tn,
eyisx foe and run thsm down. That's Shsr
idAn's mode Of lighting. Be d the DOLL,