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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14

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Sritbrrn, eine WCrcbrennerbanoe o.
cungen mar, nm gteugprf an alien Sirr
@fen anSuSitnben, Inn tirIe grCbc unb
prd9ti9e Sits in 9lIde Su lrgcm es 1T
ibnen nt9t ausgcfallen, rap tas seI6e
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9elt tperbrn fpllten, rtm tauIrnbe ron
Nteni6en Dem fiir9trrIiben Spbe unb
Sisle tauienbe BON Samilien tem Glenb
unb Der Ger5peiFung Su iibrrliriern !;
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ut unb Neu1elmprb taftetrn lit benz
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bur6 nBrbli9e Oempfraten ; Oemp>
fraten iparen bic SffSiere in Der 9tcbels
lcnzQrmee; Oempfraten rpnItituirten
bic 2lrmee, unb Oempfraten paren cs,
bic ben 8rteg, bur6 ibren bartn5fi9cn
QStberItanb 9e9en iebe Nabre9el Der
Sunbrsre9terun8, SrrIdngert baten ; bic
Hipts in gteugprf paren bempfrati1h.
ltnter all ben Jebelten, unter all ben
Gipters, Otprbtrennern unb Meubets
mBrbcrn mar au6 nt6t 6 / II Hepubli>
fanrr Su finben-nrin f II Gtn;iger.
Spl9ti6 linb bic 0empfratrn i'm Siibrn
uno ibre Gtnbdnger i'm Nprben SduIb
an all benz grpben 2eteneYrrlui it-unb
fOlglicb AUDI S6db bab 70 Sicle gGitt>
men unb Q8ai1en aus bem Iriege oc>
pprSen inb. ltnb q { s bies tpriB
unb Iab Der etrltte She'll bc8 9pIfs,
unb Ypn elmer @artBei bic Gin iplhrs
Sinbrnrrgiiter BAT, tpenrcte id bas
8plf nit 9lb16eu unb Gfel unb bat
e / II # / M m ig iein vS6uIbig ollrr
Der Sprber9cbenben 2tnflu8en'' aus8es
iprrdrn unb bas Bette mas bic 10 Derz
urtbeilte SiinberYartbei tbun fann III,
ipfprt Spm pplitiIrbrn S6ouplabc gu
Yrri6pinbcn, um lt6 bie Shanbe Su
elmer Bfeutli6en Sinri6tung Su eripas
rem. Die 9pIuunen bes jttnQiten Sc
ritt8 6aten bic Gppper6eat< Democratic
Dor bic S6ranfen gerufen, aber ntbt
CUR frBbIi6en &uferFebung, iOnbern CUR
etpigen GerbammniB.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
9ie GgccntiOm bes Senfer& bon
9(nberfpnOifle.

QSir fGnncn cinen MenIben broauarn,
fa9t bic 9bit. ST. 9rcFe, Der curtb
fblpbte @r5iebune, bur6 Die Miatbt res
Seifpiels, our6 Wotb uno @ntbebrun9rn
ouf oen Qfao oes 2affer5 0efI6rt uno
tur Seeebun9 BON Serbre6en verleitet
ipur6e, Die oa5 @efes NIT ibwercr Strofe
beIr9t. Ginem fclhen ltn9tGdlitben fot0t
oas Mlitoefubl feiuer Nebenmenfden
fetbit mob auf oa6 Sbaffott, neil c6 iGn
nur ol5 oa5 Spfer unfeIi9er SerDdltnjI:
fp, feline Strafe nur ol6 cine bur9 ole
pFibt Der 2Cufre6tbaltun9 Der fotialen
Sronuno oebotene Notblptnoi9fcit be-
tra6tet. l(bcr wenn Elm Wonn, Der einc
quite Gr3isbun9 0enOiIen, Der feline dubsre
Seranlaffun9 bate, Elm Scrbrcber 8u
lperoen, freiniui9 unO aus ci9enem I'm
tricbe Die uucrbdrtcfcn Sbdnctbot:d
br9ebt uno fidb nit gSp(luit al6 wiui9e6
@erfjeu1 9cbrautben l6Bt, um &ouien0e
bon unfbuloi9en >pebrlofen Sbladts
opfern nit faltem 8tute lau9fam binJue
morbpn, oa flnn fein @tleio, icnocrn
nur Gin @cfibl be6 tiefitan Nblteu6 un6
crf1i1en, rpenn ct ucn Der Strafe 6c6 9e:
iPBe5 betrofTtn miro, uno man miro bod
ften5 oo6 SRoauern ou6ipre6en D6ren,
boB cie cinf1de Sooc6Frofe picI 3u cut
uno ;u milo fci fir Gin fclhe5 Gbcuial,
ba6 touicntfo fotb;n SOB ueroent babe.
0ie5 1T oos oU9emeine llrtbtiI, oo6
all Sage Der 8 inr b tun9, tibar
oa6 menIblibe ltn9cbcuer &cnritb 28irj
0CfdQt lporrcn 1T. SIR ra(le 3eifn ,pirO
lein gtomc ot5 Ger zines Der pGryubte fen
8crbrcber be6 SaDrbuntert6 9Gnannt
uno fein 2(noenfCn nit Dem unau6l6Ids
!i9en Slutbe Der Snfamc 9ebyoNotmorft
iein.
@nabe fir icl1e @Wtrtden rr6rc eli
ne intercollegiate 9r0Cn Die menibIiebc
8eIetllhoft 9elpeien. Nber mG9e nur
Der pr0Goent AUDI iegt Gem 9GicBe fsiz
nen eouf Iafen 9c6en S5ffcricn Sapi6,
Sanc6 u. SG6oon uno Ole Qnocren, Die
in Dem Sooc5urtbtiI aI6 Die Mitvtrfbwos
renen uno MitfbuIoi0an 0c5 am Ieeten
Sreita9 bin9ericbteten @ertrcdjCr5 be-
jeibuet lporOen ilno. @8irJ mar inn
mer nur ba6 @erfSeu9, penn oud Elm
freiwili0e6. Ole ltren8t Sefrofuno Der
9aupt 6 III oi 9 II, bo5 1T, tpa6
lest oa6 verlegte @erc0ti9Pcit29cfGb[ oe6
Solte5 perlanqt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14

fbneQ tie Stufen binon uno feete fib
ouf oen fir ibn beffimmten ouf Der SaIs
tbGre ftebenoen Stubl. Qater SoDle,
NIT einem fIeinen Grugifir in Der 0ano,
ltano an feiner re6ten, 9ater Wi99el an
ieiner linfen Seite.
Snmtten einc6 tiefen Sbrei8enS pers
ibritt profoB Warfbalt Huheu focann
gum 8erleien ees Sooe6urtbeiIc5.
6enrp @ir3 lit in oemittbcn dn0cfla9t
uno fir fbuloi9 befunoen, baB CT ii6 NIT
SefTerion Dapis, Same6 II. Sebocn, 8.
@obb, Sobn 8. 8inoer, Ritb. 8. gSins
Der, S. s.. gSbite, SO. g. @inoer, gS.
Sbelbp Reeo, R. g. Steuericn, 3. y.
Moore, Dem 6oipital Step1ro &err ju
IroerfonpiQe, Sames Suncon, @eslsp
GS. Burner, benjamin Soarrs uno Qns
0eren, oeren gfomen unbefonnt, uno Die
in bepafneter Rebellion 9e9tn Die &er.
Staaten br9rifen maren, o2rbunpen un0
peri6moren babe, tim in bOier uerrdtbes
rll6er Nbit6t uno 9e9en allen &rie969es
broub Die 9eiunobCit uno oa6 9cbtn eli
her 9roBen Qniabl Sunoes9efan8cner
3u fbdoioen uno Su ;crifGren, Die in Der
3obl bon un9cfdDr 5000 Su Qnoerions
bile innerbalb Der 9inien Der fc9enanns
ten GonfOoerirten Staoten al5 &rie9ss
9efan9ene 9ebaltcn tpur0en, inoem er ite
in Dem 3eitraume bon 81. MGrj 1864
big 1865 ju Uerid)ieoenen 3eiten in uns
8eiunoe uno un9eei8nete Hdume einz
lbloB, fte Der S0Grte oe6 28interS uuo
Gem Gbou uno oer brennenocn Sonnenz
b!g2 oe6 Sommer6 ou6iegte, iie Swon9,
unrCine6 2Sa13r 3u oebrauben uno ib7
nen unjurei6enes uno un9eiunoe 9tobs
runA lieferte, uno jmar in Der 2(tit6t,
odmit Die lrmeen DER Ser. Staaten 9ez
ftbwdbt uno Dap 0en SnIur9enten 9e9en
0le S5er. Staaten 0aOurb 0dlfe uno
&eitano 9eleiifet ncr6e.
Oa6 ltrtbeil finbet ibn fbuIbi9 bc6
5neiten 2(nfto9epunftcs, nGmlidb oe6
@orce6 in SaIegun9 Der 8ebrdu6e oeS
&rc9es, un0 oIer anpern Nnflo9epuntte
nit Nu6nobme oe8 H., 10. unp i3. in
mel6cn er beitbuIoi9t 1T, oaB ct eincn
G3fan0enen nit einem Hcr0lUer foot 9eS
ibollen, Dap CT eincn aNcern @efon9enen
cub Die SDitom0de babe toot itieben
Mhen. uno Dap er ciucn @yittcn nit ieis
'NLi Jk'Vt'Ott lpUl 3tlNIISeH
Nub miro Der 2(n9ctIa1te ibutOi9 sc;
funcen Dap er orti Gcfan9enen our0
$0tBen bon Ounoen umacbvodDt babe.
9tdb Der Serlefun9 cc3 llrtbeiI5 MIR:
DC &Dir3 9cfro9t, Oh Cr Gtrpa6 gu io9en
bate. ST. antmoitttc, toB ct feline 2(nre'
&c ali oa6 Dublifum balten NOTE. Dem
MIoior f6nne ct nur i10en, ooB ct uns
itNNI0i9 fterbe.
Gr fano ouf, nobm vcn Moior Rufs
ietl uno Dem @eifliCben NbitbicO unO e5
wurben Damn feline SiiBe un0 SoinOe 3u:
fammen9ebunoen unO ole parbln9niBuoQe
i6warSe Wiise ibm ubtr'6 8alibt 9ejos
0en. 9td6 lpeni9en 2(u8enblicPen tiefer
Stitle ftcl ouf OQ6 9e9ebcne Signal Die
Uolltbur uno Der &srurtbeilte idbwebte
in Der 2uft. Sb iein @enif ourW oen
SAL 9ebyOden lpuroe, Ooriibcr miro Ucrs
id)ieOen berid)tet. Gr jutete notD lGn9es
re 3eit nit Den 8einen, oter natb Is
Winutcn lpuyoe er fir foot erfl6rt uno
ab8cid)nitten. Scr yei0nam wuroe na6
oem Gefdnoni5 3urtid9ebra1t uno Dem
QatGr 8ople jum 8e8rdbrib iter9cben.
60 enoete Ccr 6Cneer pon NnoerTon:
Uiue.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
Qed5a GnmntD YatrtOt+
2((Ientaun, Qa., Ii Ntopember 1865.
gE8e Der nVatriot'' beerdBt beute

fE5e Der npotriot" beerdBt beute
E feline piele eefer ipieber, nadoem
er ipe8en ber Serleeune Der 0ruderci in
Elm anoere6 eofat cine 8obe auseebtiez
ben mar. Son nun an erfbeint ct ,piez
Der re9eImd6i8 iebe @cde, uno CT erbits
tet iib oaber bon Ieinen 2cfern nun TIN
Ha6fd)t uno @ebuto. - Die @eIbGft8s
2(n9elr9enbeiten Der Druderci peroen
mob, rpie uorber, in Dem bo5u 9eb6renbrn
8ubfobr DTom alien pto9eLQ
ob9ema6t, >poUon uniere &unoen 9efdtz
li9It Sbatbt nebmen woQen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
6 insr pt.)
~ co fo meit scFommcn ?

Gin ihSnss tIsines Sstrnssn II rbte Bofe In
cnem 8aunItip In rttitm GaurtY poreefommrn,
cas- mir bod 9laubsn rriablt tpsrorn loate. @s
mar namIi6 rtn S,mUtrat--Sermutbli mar ts
Elm Grpprtrao - bamit tsiaGftist Yfarrrroslp
ju tOllefttren. unb ipra6 osm3ufplss rinrS 1Geta
bel eincm Srubn' @Uppsrbtap az. Differ otrr
beibusrte, oab sr ni6t6 mrtr an tsnrn pfarrr
bejatIsn rreres-sr babe INNER gemrint er Iti sin
Drmctrat uno nun babe fr auseffunen taE Ct
rtn ,,9Docllspbeab" QlnUrmann) lst-unp pas
Sf3abI'n babe nun Gin &nre. 81 rs nun m6a
lib oaB uniers @e9ner 70 psit ssbsn - g8as
prO bnlo aus unlsrn @emsinbsn wrrren ? gber
man iolts 20 itnsn bod Mot 70 itbr prrIblrn-
ocnn ile wetorn pctl ppn Der 6rnferd BON Der
frau Surat unb gerj 70 wie BON ben g8ablcn
in NtupOrt, 9lsu=SaIIp anO nnrerpGris aebSrt
babtn. Srrsbt ibnsn patrr, rrnn lie piTcn nidtt
nae lis ttun.
der trIid)acI an orm Serac.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14

Der 7tc 3ouember mar aud cin 0lcr=
reiber Sag fir oas lopaIe ScIf in cen
anbern Staaten mo- 8ablen itattfanoen.
Mafa6uIetts CAB pie INNER cine ouis
Ierorocntli1e erobe @cbrbeit fir co6 res
pubIifanilbe Sidet.
8isccniin ftimmte nit ettpa 10000
Mebrbeit fir Gle &epubIifaner.
WinneIota wGblte cbenfolI6 nit 0roBcr
@ebrbcit fcin rcpubIfanii6r6 &idct.
Qub Bel allen ifatt9ebobten SOeaIwobs
len in Suinois, Mihouri uno Marplano
Iicoten ole rcpubIifaniiben @onoioatsn.
0a6 mar oas 9robe Hefultat oe6 oenfs
paroioen 7. giopembsr6 1865.
9So6mats, bIaBt bic Srompett
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
@rp6e 2SerGnbcrirnn.

GtHe itnsr Htpclutionen bic bsftdno,o in mcnLb:
ltbsr Scttstdt porfdllt purce ON aneern Soae ill.,
ltrtrt ourd etn Stprdh jpiicbsn ,rpri 8ausrr. Or.
.. fam lcsbtn pcn Der Sabt juriid, ais fein 1otos
bar D. auf,rat uno frosts:
2Has hup tit 9leuistsiku in Der Staet?
8. 81 quite 9leuistsitsn, fanu i'd Dir assu.
.. 8as fam i'm eanec lCin =?
8. ., snrlieb bat or Sausr aud cine @tltacn.
bsit
D. Gage mir bttb nos rrresfanrn. cosr itb rptr.
DC 70 aufssrssL bob tb tsinen au9en6d rubia c,los
fen fam.
o. GRas buit bu pe9sn ceinrn SGbCu, unS 9th:
usrn ssi 9t, oEn GUeern Sag?
,. 81, paB id fs i'm Siun bate ,u prrfouf,r
neil tsIn prrnt rarauS Sntcmms, 9ubc uuo 6uF,
nsr u haltSu.
.. 2Bstl, ais mir unfsrS YrcSutts nctb Dem Stcbr
nahmsn, muFtIn mir oiIfslben aur fir Stcbrlacb,n
austaubtu. on bcbsu prCicn, cecr aus unftrm sci.
cs 9ebaltsn ju Trcrpeu fur EN- SSabr coer mehr.
D. &e't III lult Der Stt nc Die cute S|suiafeitsn
e,ntcmmGn. SdD nabm mtue Marttlahsn bcute in
pts Sioef, uno mtt sSwSbuIjth, fubr id uetb o,m Of
ten pIas- obEr er tblcn Ic.r III letn, h eodbtr IA
battEu ctt 8sIhdts auf9csstsn. els itb Ccetsn en-
9 rstr Soutn nod tincm pGae Der Slrogt binunt,r
bepF9tn laN. St0 tra9ts eineu Srtnrra. rpp q hi
lInts SecrdnsE hin ,,God Gem uchlftlCn Gtlh
Stcnt anhu'rt.t' or. Scb fclgrs urc aou, ecniF
nts t6b hincn fam, fano itb boR @urt aG III 0cnCs
losbtn rlntn wrhIfsiteu 9Gitb StOhr uGfne battSn,
mo teb meme sifsr ~ Grci. mchlftilsr tauftc ais
om oltIn ploB, unO Die grlan; auf meine Brt.
ter uno 9tfr Wnrfe mir in G3rfCnbdds tc;ahlr. 60
babe ttb ollie ulclnt rSib &C Roartn CrhottCn, unc
Eaite mrbr Siio IN mrintn Saitb:n. oIs pie ib rrn
bSim a'n9s. lourrab astr o.. ih arhr uro Iaas a.
oar 8etr, uno pir pousn GRsratu lbnurRrods
uutb fabiu o,bsu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
propbc3eibuna.

@0ucrn unb anbcrc i'm 2onbc ipobnmbc 4crs
Ioncn prcpbc3cibCn cincn fdItCn uub l1ugCn 99inz
fer, mn lhIicBcn bic5 ans Der SbotIadc, ban
bic Sr8cI friIb3citi9 nad cincm warmcn China
ob9c3ogcn unO bic 8ci6tornbhicn uugcpGDns
Iid) bid unb bidt Iiub.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
Sd,mar3er n1armor.

Gin 9roBcS Eager BON IdpoBcn Marmor BON
rCriclbcn @Hte pic Der bclgiI6c unO bcfIcr Ol6
Der riidc @tarmOr it ncuIib i'll S8iaiam5pcrt,
2DComing GauntD, 4u., Cutbcft morocn IS lit
oicS Der cin3gc Srt in SImcrito, mo man bis
icBt bcIc Stenart cntbcft bat. Cine Gcmpu9e
nic bat if gcbrct, um ben 6unN i'll grcBcm
GtaBItObc Ou5ubcutcu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
QoereGe an Ole Q6oies.

onbCr SiIlingcr unN Cos unorgIcidlidr unr
mnabanlidc SrcBpaarcn ttnncn ni6t ibCr,
trpHCn pcrbcn
6rcnd @tcrnocS, fgurirtc unO gcmeinc O.
IaincS pCrrcn nun all cincm SbaIcr ipcnigcr Der.
t0uft ipic i'm porigcn Sabr
Srcdd SdatpIS bon Der bcitCn 0uaIitdt unb
ipdtCitcn StDCn.
SScn ScmanO cinige Siclcr SIrtifcl gu babcrl
tpilnft iprcfc bci iDucn bor 2tc Sbhrs cbrrs
boIb BEN SlNlCr SootCI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
ecFemmt rinen neurn Rod

Scff. O0bi6 IcIl nidtS pcniscr, ais an Cincn
boIbi9Cn Sob bcntcn, Irnrcrn icinc @arcrpbc
WiCncr complctircn. @c Sol. Smm, ciuCm
Der bcitcn S6ncibr in @ai6ngton, 1T fir
Self bon Icinen 6rcunpcn in icncr Stabt Gin
ncucr id)pnCr 8Of inter @cglCitung rc5 WaBCS
bcitcllt tporpen SiCiCr 8cf mho $3.50 fcitcn
nnN bon ben &cbcIIcnfrcunrcn bcoblt, ba Scff
ougcnbliflib nibt ,,bCi &aiIe" it,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
Die wabIsn in 7eu QerF une t7sm
'Jerfev.

Tcip Yprt 0. Ncp. Die 81. q. ,,2imc5
itdbt bic 8CpubIituniidbc @cbrbcit i'm Stoatc
Stcp Ncrt ouf 27,OOO Die @cicBgcbung
ipiro bc 9cmcini6OftIidcr SiBung 113 8cpubs
Ltoncr 9cgcn AZ GoppcrbcabS itcbcn.
Die Srcnton ,,@u;cttc" gicbt bic republicans.
ide @cbrbcit in &ctp ScricD auT 200 all. S1
Der @eIeBgtbnng ipcrOcn bic 8CpubIifanCr 13
Stimmen WlChrhCit hQbcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14

H@nuiCrm tbcucrn 6rcuuc, Sno g8. 81 G.
Der, i'll GborIe5ton, e. g., gum A. 4a Regi-
mrnt 9Cborcno, OntipOrtcn mir buB mir icinc
SIuftrdgc bcIcrgt bubcn, unb wftnIbcn ibu-mit
nem gOn3cn @cgimcnt- ipicbcr in Nacntaun
pCrguI9id) All bcac0nCn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14

GS0a5 StcucrgcicB pirb cbus 3pcifcI BON
ndbitcn GongrcB bcrdnprt unO pCrbC6crt ipCrs
Den Cine GOmmIiiCn mar ben sanjcn SOm'
mcr hber i'll Sbdti9fcit, um bic &or5itgC uno
S6aocn ccS jeBi9cu SDfcmS ju crfOribcn-
Sbr Scridt tpirO uber ieeenfaa5 rit mad SlCu'
iubr Cin9crcift perbcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
RepubIiFanildber 5iee in t1ypaa.

Gan SrancisF 0, 9. Nop. Ssi
Der am 7. Sop. in 0euaoa obaeboltenen
Babl erbielt g. 81. QsbleD, Der repub.
lifoniibe @onoioot fir Gonere6, 1000
Stimmen Wcbrbeit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
Zoo ecs sruerrs ees praGoentsn.

y, Us a T 6 n9ton, 10. Oeou. Son
@aloCiton, 6eEos, it Die Ra6ri6t eins
9elauTen, Dap &m. Sobnfon, Der einaiae
SruoCr ces 9rdii0snten, bisber @olIeftor
in Scla6fo, an efnem Slintenfhuf. Der
ibn Buf6lIi9 aetrOffcn, aelforben m.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14
Zoo ocs senator Ceuamcr.

81 0 ontpettier, &t., 9. 9tou. Der
Sunbcsicnotor Satob GoQamer itarb 0e.
tern IbenO in ieiner 8obnun8 in @coos
itoc2.
Sr mar in Srop, sc. 81, i'm Sabre
1892 8eboren un0 iomit 73 Sabre ait.
SClt 1854 ucrtrot er otn Staot 8ermcnt
i'm SunoC5. Scuat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14

bd-Slm AltCntoge bcr Sd9cn fHg RcbCrt
Scbncn bon S9aDnc Sp Clinton GauntD, eincn
9drcn, tpcIbcr ilbCr 400 Yfuno pcg.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14

BDrEationalbOntcn gibt5 icst in IiibIid,tn
StoNtCn 81 nit Cincm &OptuE Ron 43 sRiaip.
ntn: Sr9inicn bat DaOou i'm &erbdltniB bic
mCiltCn, nGmlid 16
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-11-14

HR-@co. Sanbcricn, Scbn Somb, a. 9
NObcOrmd, Geo. gS Crane unO SamcS v
Crane bon ScricD SbOrc untcrnobmcn init 2
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
Pres. johnson makes a Speech

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-To an address
by number of clergymen who called on
him to-day, the Vice President replied,
thanking them in the warmest terms for
their very kind mention of him, for their
rendered support and encouragement. He
spoke with feeling of the great personal
and public worth of his lamented prede-
cessor, assuming the grave responsibilities
imposed upon him in obedience to the Con-
stitutiOn in consequence of this sad dispens-
alton of Providence. He felt his own indi-
vidual insufficiency and necessity ofthe kind
counsel and cooperation of all friends OF
their country. This support he should en-
deavor to deserve by shaping his course to
those immutable Principles of Right which
underlie our Government. He said he had
sure faith that if we adhered to those prin-
ciples the Almighty would save the nation.
He believed that the nation had a grea
mission to fulfil and that God would no
allow it to perish before its work was done
They had alluded to the murder of the lat.
President and to the attempt upon Mr.
Stewards life, in just terms of indignation.
and horror. The assassination of any man,
high or low, was crime Of the blackes
dye, especially diabolical was it when tn
blow was struck at the loved and honoret'
head of great nation, in the very momen
of triumph; but this horrible crime wa
only a portion of the greatest of crimes
the attempted assassination of nation, AM,
he believed that the American people feltil
to be so. Treason, he said, was crime and
not mere difference of political opinion
The President closed by again thankinghi
visitors for giving him, at this hour, thci
God speed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
From lCniif6rhin:

SAN FRAscIsoo, April l6.--Arrived Pa
cific mail steamship Golden City FROM
Panama with the mails and passengers
that lett New York March 23d.
The destruction of the Democratic news.
papers last evening was not the result Of
any recent offensive utterances, but the sud-
den outburst of long peiitup indignation
attheir opposition to the government alI
through the war. 1t was effected with such
iapidity and was so unexpected that the
authorities were able TO DO nothing TO pre-
vent 1t. At night fall the military were In
possession OF the whole length of Mont-
gomery street, the principal thoroughfare,
and all approaches to 1t, thus preventing
further violence in that quarter of the
city, where it was most to be apprehended.
The French organ 4 Echo 'Du Pacihcae
was threatened and Is now under guard.
piie PUnion and American was destroyed.
Intense excitement prevailed all night. ps
Memorial services were held to-day In all
the churches. II tf-1d +, s.iis9
Public meetings were held to express pub
lie feeling. The Mayor was called on for
this afternoon to prepare for the obsequies.,
1t is reported that the Democratic papers at
Marshallville and Grass Valley have been
mobbed. Two French men-of-war, that
have been lying off Santa Barbara, arrived
II port to-day. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
Meeting of Citizens OF Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, April 1S.-In response to the
call of number of prominent citizens a
large meeting was held at Pixies Opera
House last night. Mayor Harris, chairman
of the meeting, said there had been DISPOSE
tion prevailing among some persons to use
the terrible calamity which has befallen us
as pretext to raise disturbance, but up
to the present time, although some proper
ty has been destroyed, no lives had been
lost. He favored law and order, and would
enforce them at all hazards. He hoped the
people of Cincinnati had sufficient conf
dence in Gen. Hooker and himself to know
that they would arrest and punish any one
who would now utter disloyal sentiment.
Appropriate resolutions were passed, af-
ter which speeches were made by Judge
Storer, Messrs. Perry, Chalfant, Gaddis,
Noyes and Gen. Carey.
The city Is still draped in mourning and
business is not yet fully revived, but con-
fidence is almost restored and better feel
ing prevails. .
A committee of six gentlemen was ap-
pointed to communicate with the proper
authorities in Washington for the purpose
of having the remains of the President pass
through Cincinnati, when en- route to 1lli-
nois.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
I'm ensc Delegations Visiting the
White HOusc-Gen. Grant has
an Interview with the President.

NEw York, April lS.--A special dispatch
to the Evening Post, Washington says /:
Delegation after delegation arrives hourly
at the White House. 1t is impossible for
one-third of the vast crowds of visitors to
obtain entrance. tG
Mrs. Lincoln has not yet decided whether
the remains of her husband shall be remov-
ed to Springfield or be placed in the vault
under the Capitol. :,
A number of State delegations waited
upon President johnson this morning.
Secretary Stewards daughter is to be con-
fronted with the prisoner supposed to be
Suaratt, to see if she can identify him.
Gen. Grant had long interview with
President johnson yesterday on questions
connected with the war. 1t is understood
their counsels were harmonious.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-19
Account of StOneman's ExDedi-
1iOu.

| LENoRE Tenn, April 16.-The expedi-
tion under Major General Stoneman, which
lett Knoxville, Tennessee, on 10th of March,
struck the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad on the Nth inst, at Wytheville,
Christianburg and Salem. Between these
points thirty-three bridges were burned
and twenty-five miles OF track totally de-
stroyed, and beside many prisoners were
taken and considerable quantities of corn
and other stores destroyed. On the 9th
Gen. Stoneman moved via. Jacksonville,
Danburg and Macksville, arriving at
Grants Creek, three miles from Salesburg,
the rebel line for the defepse of the town,
at A. M. on the 18th inst This line was
defended by artillery and infantry; was
soon forced and our forces entered SAILS
burg at 10 A. NJ, capturing eight stands of
colors, nineteen pieces of artillery, eleven
hundred and siXty-fve prisoners, one
thousand stand OF arms and equipments, one
million rounds of small ammunition,
10000 rounds fixed ammunition shell, sixty
thousand pounds of powder, seventy-five
thousand complete suits of clothing, three
hundred and fifty thousand army blankets,
twenty thousand pounds bacon, one hun
dred thousand pounds salt, twenty thous-
and pounds sugar, twonty-seven thousand
pounds rice, ten thousand pounds saltpeter,
fifty thousand bushels wheat, 100000 worth
of medical supplies, seven thousand bales
of cotton, and thirteen pieces of artillery
were brought away and all other stores
not needed for our immediate COM
mand were destroyed. The greater part
of these supplies had just been received
from Raleigh.
One large arsenal, machinery complete,
six depots, two engines and trains, several
bridges between Gransboro and Danville,
also on the other side of Salisbury, with
several miles of railroad, were destroyed.
We lost very few in killed and wounded;
among the latter, was Capt. r. Morrow, A.
| A. G.. of Gen. Stoneman's staff. ,.Fg