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GOVERNMENT SALE

A sale OF Government buildings took place
yesterday at 2ith street, between f and +, and
2}d street, between + and CT, under the direc-
ton of Lieut. Col. James NJ. Moore, quarter
master, the proceeds OF which amounted to
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81 The ice on the Susquehanna river be-
tween Hayre de Grace and PerryviIIe in the
present severe weather, almost defeats and
greatly delays the efforts of the immense boat
OF the Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad
Company TO keep the channel open All the
trains were yesterday detained for hours
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81 Bishop Lynch has written to the Mayor
OF Toronto, complaining of the insults offered
to Sisters OF Charity and Catholic clergy in the
public streets of Toronto. He also says that
on New Years day a minnie ball was fired
through one OF the windows of Lorette Com
vent into a room occupied as an infirmary by
a sick Sister.
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CONFIRMATION BY THE SENATE, JANUARY
9, Re0lpoiated.-William Pickering, of
Illinois, TO be Governor of the Territory of
Washington.
Alvin Saunders, of Iowa, to be Governor of
the Territory of Nebraska
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DIRECT TRADE TO EUROPE-A large meet
ing of the business men of Norfolk, Va was
held last Saturday evening for the purpose of
comforting with several gentlemen from Mary
land and New York on the subject of the estab-
lihment of line of steamers between that city
and ST. NazairP. in France. Addresses Were
delivered by Col q. l.. Thomson, DR.. Stuart
Gwynn, Captain Henry Randall, g. G.. Walker
Col. William Lamb and others. Great confi-
dence was expressed in the establishment of
the line and lis success
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Execution.

NEWARK, Jan. l0-MoTris Ellsworth.
(colored,) was executed to- day for the murder
OF his wife last August
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NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES
Coupons, 1884; Five Twenties, 1862, 100 4;
Five Twenties. 1864, 1O14: Five Twenties
1865, 10lS; Ten Forties. 93&: Seven Thirties,
sSbi Certificates, o. \; Gold, 1917.
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SELLING OFF TO
CLOSE BUSINE Ss
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT. REDUCTION
CLOAKS, FURS, BLANKETS,
PRESS GOODS, with the ex ception of Demestics,
WHITE GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES,
LACE WINDOW CURTAINS
LADIES' EMBROIDERED VESTS,
INFANTS EMBD DRESSES,
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSETS,
wORsTED GOODS,
OPERA FLANNELS,
TABLE DIAPERS,
TOWELS,
IRISH LINEN
WHITE AND COLORED MARsEILLEs. Sr e.
8. NJ. MRYENBERG,
IS Market Space.
ia !U-5t under Avenue House
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GALE OF TWENTY THOUSAND CORDS OF
- GOVERNMENT WOOD
Headquarters DepdTf,aeHf oC WaShfHgton,
Office Of chef QHdrfsrmaS'er,
Gomez Penn NufF.QNFn QrfUNfs aud lElL SfrgPf-

Headquarters DEPARTMENT IF WashiHgton,
Office 0f chef QaarfsrnqaSter,
(CcTHsT PeHHS yirdHtd GUeHHs and 1874 Sfreef.1
WashingtgH, ID. e., January 10. lsiS.
A, sale will be made in this city and Alexandria,
commencing THIS DAY of go 500 Twenty Thou,
cords TO any and all persons desiring TO purchase
said wood is thoroughly seasoned, OF good qual,
ity, and Is mixed in proportion Of about one third
Oak and two thirds Pine, and will be sold at the
cord, at the Cow fnment Wood Yard. on Marylsad
avenue. in Washington, Ia the rear 81 the smith
sonisn Institute and at the rate Of 50 So six dol
Wood Yard, located about one eli nth Of q mile
north Of Alexandria, o. the Washington and Alex
Orders upon the Wood Yards can be obtained
SR on s.h hdSf. an this 0 os
dria Wood Yard from Brevet MAJOR James Gleason.
Sf @ Gn s shS p eoek h os1Hseh the hours Of
Purchasers will be required to remove their wood
rom the ard within r Tin Gf3e order
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
"a l0lE Department Of W ashington.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ALEXANDRIA, va.
Chief QSor,Msrnassa.r'so f6ee DsgOt q WasGrnnc"{
Vii win Be sSld a public auction; on The pTs@i.s:,
TUEsDAY' JsnuSry is. isss Ai edamsaeins at
SS'eiock a m. the following described Government
S. W. CORNER OF UNION AND PRINCESS
oHec) Grain Shed sf - by iN feet.
s. W. CORNER OF MSAA TTss AND oAMhRos
One I'D Shooting Shop A by III feet.
One IA Outhouse. BY 6 feet.
NE. CoRNER OF 9uKES AND FAIRFAX
One IN Harness and Paint Shop. IL by s. feet.
ons III Hlack smith Shop. 81 by ITO feet.
One Tx plumbing Shop, IS by los feet.
Ons til Brick Furnace.
At THE CATTLE YARps, BEAD OF KING
IA STREET.
IN. I'D Stable. 80 by 30 feet
Une n shed attached TO Stable, 10 by $50 feet
ore j Barn 81 by 100 feet, with sb eds alta shed,
"epe ID outhou.e, Il by &c feet, together with q
lot of Fenoe and Troughs.
REAR OF VIRGINIA HOUSE, ON KING
STREET.
One CD ain Office. u ny q feet.
One III Stable, Ia by Is feet
The tsiidines will he coil singly, in the order
named. ard must be rene we'd within fifteen days
from date Of sale
Terms cash In Govern .ment funds
~| ID ii. FUCKER,
Brevet Ma. Ven and Chit QuArtermaster.
"a WH Depot o. Waxhingtos.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. M.
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WASHINGTON, Jan uary 10, 1866
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo
sstions of Government securities:
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Two PERSONS SECURING ICE

For sale five hundred cart loads of SAWDUST
Apply at GALTfS kiBdling and Stove Wood Office
$50 Penn avenue. between 18th and 18th streets
at Mill foot of 18th ST. ia Off
FOR SALE.A Ga octave PIANO, Of good tone,
Il and IN perfect older. Will be sold for-A
394 l1th street, bet. X and L. ia 10 St. ffTST
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JANU-
Ah1 l656-tontents: The Condition of Art in
hmeTlcai Climatic Influences as bearing upon Sc
Gess1en and Reconstruction; Ducai Mantua; Our
f. financial Future; Courts of Cancellation; Henry
6 6ly hours OF Labor; The Present state of the
I1lson Dlscl pine Question; Children's Books OF
tices. N'''"' H'o-
Der. liza lOI FRANCK TGYTnR
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JUST hE0EIyED roDov
YENIsOS by the Carcass Saddle and Quarter
| leo cases of PINE APPLE CHEESE.
| 20 cases Of STILTON CHEESE.
20 cases Of new Canned PEACHES, TOMATOES,
| GREEN PEAS. &C.
30 barrels OF sAUR KRAUT, put up expressly
| for family use.
q tubs of GOSHEN BUTTER
GObarrels Of SILVER SKIN ONIONS.
LUBEY & CARAHER,
islo 81 36I street. between OH and lOth.
] nT TH0s. BOWLING, Auot.i Georgetown,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At
On FRIDAY M6RrSSItN aGN lamar, - ., u
O'Clock, i will sell, at No. l. Prospect street,
| between High and Potomac streets. a general
JalO-2t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
by WM. L. WALL CO, Auctioneors.
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS on THE NAVY
- YARD AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON Jan. Is.commenc-
ing at 81 clock will sell front OF the prem
Uses, Lots 10, IL, y and IS in subdivision OF square
AS, they being at and adjoining corner Of South
Carolina avenue AM 9th ST. east, and within few
steps Of the railroad.
it offers rare Inducements to purchasers
Terms of the sale: One third cs-h; balance pay
with interest secured by deed Of trust on the pre-
misses for the deferred payments.
isiO " L. WALL & % co. AGcts.
by W. L. WALL a CO, Auctioneers.
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
% La aV., between 9Th and 10th SITS.
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.
On SATURDAY MORNLNGr January lSth. com.
msncing at 70 O'CLOCK, at the Bazaar, win be sold
inelulfns number Il ao sFslFsD, work saddle. ana
family Horses. A full description at sale.
2Smgles broke to harness in good order.
Mich Cows.
A large. collection Of desirable new and seoosd-
Rpr
Wagons, aud other vehicles
A large collection Of new and second hand Har-
ness, &c.
Coupe, in good order,
New Family Carriages,
New Germantown Carriages.
Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the
weather.
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
Jsl0 VIM. l.. WALL CO. Aucts.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
Chief QSdrtsrnastsr's O6os, Depot Of Washinrto.,I
- WashtHgton, ID. C., January 40, 1855. {
Will be ssld at public auctisu, on the premises,
under the direction Of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel
James ". Moore a. Y: NJ, on II ESDAf, Janua.
~ Il. 1856, the following described Government
buildings, viz:
ON EAST CAPITOL, BETWEEN 9Th AND7TH
STREETS. AT ID O'CLOCK M
One % Portable Building, l. by l6 feet.
One ID Portable Guardhouse, I11S by l21s feet
ON DELAWARE AVENUE, NEAR STREET
NORTH, AT 121a p. NJ.
One ID StOrehouse, 40 by $50 ieet.
ON G, NEAR TwENTY-FIRST STREET, AT
Ono a. Mes house, 50 by lOl feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, and must be
moved within hfteen days from date of sale.
Terms Cash. in Government fund.
Brew. Maj Gen ana Chief Quarterm4ster,
Jal05t Depot of Washington.
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A cos t.
Our Immense Assortment of
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS FOR
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
Is now offered at COST for few weeks ONLY pre.
paIt tory 10 taking an accom- Mt of stock
We cordially invite Citizens and Strangers TO
give US an early call
WALL, STEPHENS &CO,
322 Penn avenue,
"a 10 2wif between 9th and 10th streets
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PERSONAL.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,

DERSONAL.-1f you want good Cigars and To-
u baceo at low prices give the La FayOrita cigar
Store, 4671a l4th street, a call.
de 9lm' Miss SMITH Preprietress
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NJ NOTICE.
w HILE Navigation is suspended between Al
eHsndrla ana Washingtops the Or r.
a arg and Al ern Railroad - -
the following hours: " ~ on
Leave Alexandria ats. a. m.,8 a M 10 a m
j p. M, Q. m, and p. m. ''
Leave Washington at O. m. -, 9 a m, IL q ma Q
p H., AS p. IN, and o. m
go, WILLIAM III. McCAFFERTY,
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TAKE NOTICE-A magnificent seven octave
Rosewood fIANO for sale at very-
great sacrifice. Elegant carved case andS=Es
legs, finished all round corners, sweet andtfiRVf
powerful tone made by one of the best makers in
this country. To be seen at the residence No All
Penna ave-, opposite National Hotel js03t
lust RECEIyED-ANOTHER TOY PIANO.
Price $50, including Stool. 1t is 2-
feet long and IA inches wide, and feetS56s
high; can play any tune on it, and can beITTxT1
timed as easily as any ether Piano Also new lot
MUSIC BOXES, ChildIens' HAND ORGANS &c
JOHN r. ELLIS
300 Pennsylvania avenue,
jae3t L. Johnson = GO s ipoIn
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Dr. EAsrERiy's lODiNE AND SARsArAnlL-
LA.-This celeb, ated medicine will cure
Scrofula, Tumors, Chronic Sore Eyes, Swell
ing Of the Glands, White Swellings, Piles,
Boils, G0itrs. Rheumatism, Dropsy, Gravel,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia,
General Debility, and III Chronic diseases.
Dr.. Easterly's Iodine end Ssrsaparila is .
Compound Of the Fluid Extracts Of the Hon.
durus Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Stillingia,
Burdock. Princes Pine and several other
valuable Roots. with the Iodine and Iodine
Of Potassium in highly cencentrated state,
which renders the preparation the most
prompt and cfiicacious known to man, for
The cure Of those diseases arising from an
impure state Of the blood, and al diseases
where Tonic and Alternative medicine ID in
dicatcd. Il searches out the very germ Or
roots Of the disease BY purifying the Blood
and correcting the secretienS 81 the Lives,
and BY thoroughly ienovating The whole sys.
tam from oil impurities, giving new LIE end
activity to tho various organs Of the body.
II purifies the blood and reoSves Oh pin.
ties and blotches, and makes che kin pure,
white and clear. .,n-sa .sa-t
1t will cure Old SorcA TetAps. Ripeworm,
Salt Rheum, Scald Had, Pimpiee On, he
Face, Prairie and Barbers' itch. Army Itch.
Illinois Manage, Missouri 6cratches. Iowa
Digs, and al Diseases and Eruptions Of he
Skin; but for the cure Of sores and skin de
eases, We recommend Gridley's Salt Rheum
and letter Ointment, to be applied to he
sores or part effected. Tho Iodine end Sar-
saparilla purifles the blood and removes the
cause, and the Ointment heals tle sorus and
kills the disease, and thus = speedy and
permanent cure 10 effect, d. Both ere re
commended to be used for those complaints.
Price --Gridlcy's Salt Rheum and Tetter
Ointment, 20 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. Easterly /
Co., No. 70 North Fifth street. St. Louis,
Mo. Sold at their Branch Family Medicine
Store, No. 90 Madison street, Chicago, III.
For sale by oil Druggists.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
4 Few Words Or Csmuen sense.

vVWrUS Oh (O1@ON RGADCe
uou.sr,, .,,,-, .s,..,
Ssction 81 ~ - ~ -. Nv. !.
ucplect,rr n,,,,e,',.,.-. ~:
plainA ur,,, ..,a. -,
prr..ibl. ,or,n,a - . ..A,'s es"s -.
trc.s 70 ftIerd. ..nn,. 49,. -. -.
,hroat.- i. ~. ..s.,,.,.. -
affected w.. 90 many ~.a
EXPRESSION Of Thousands ,v,,r, s,.,,, 49,. -, -,
hif prey.
Forcwarucd-. r,r..,,.,,
ever in the mind, 81 N ,uh,.r, !, rsa.s- go. =.
$50 " - suuect 70 coughs. Coids, Ca
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and peuetrative il intellect, and they car
see through the thin disguises BY which The
Rad cals seek = ensnare them; and thev
know they sre iavited OILY 20 b. betrayed
and deserted. 1fthesc Radicals can mount
to power upon the backs Of The frishwen,
trey will kick from them the ladder W
which they mounted.
gentlemen, such . coalition will never
take place The lrishman, is . natural
democrat. Applause. do not use the
word ii It's party, but in its broader sense.
He is not only democrat by nature, but BY
instinct and by education. The lover Of
democratic institutions, he will cling to that
party which has ever thrown wide open the
doors Of this Republic to him and bid him
welcome to its hospitality. Great cheers.
And in this faith, depend upon il, the Irish
masses Of tho country viii stand BY the pol.
icy Of Andrew johnson [chssrs. because b
stands upon the platform Of American libes.
u. the Constitution OF the United Stats. -
The great mAssss Of tho American peep)a
both native and adopted, viii ally = oAal
standard, and will support the rise, patsioe
ic, end benevolent policy 1t the Preoideat u
The United States and such sAllyiag, a
you will 80 % soon % the Philadslphis
Convention lays down it, plaafosn. Win be
. terror 70 the Radical party. I ny thst
these adopted citizens, Of whatever nation.
ality, will rally to his STANDARD, and biz
name, like that Of Andrew jackson, will Be
craven in indeliblc d1aracters upon tho i'm.
mortal tablets Of this Union, and 50 thc
name Of Johnson shall be revered through.
out all coming time; so shall this land COM
time to be. o trust in God Ireland sono
will become, the 'land Of the ffse and the
home Of the brave" Cheers
The meeting then adjourned, manifesting
the utmost enthusiasm for Andrew Johnsoo
and his policy.
II was one Of the m ,st enthusiastic and
demonstrativc. yet orderly, meetings ever
held in this District. although there were
Ut least ten thousand people present, every
seat being occupied, while at The sane tims
the halls and entrances were filed and
thronued.
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n II No NEW ARTICLE put l,esurs the pnDi'c
ACCOUNT III tho excitement in rotation 10 Chol-
II Inns been manufactured and used Tor the last
twenty Ave years. The tactthat during the year 1875.
Z: tss) b0.tls 81 Il we1c sold IN the New England
States, se.y ne mssitss wthOut adves Using. =
snfhc.eit endorsement u s value. u simple. safe
am tillsctous. lT3ce 0uty - cGhts. kOr eAc BY Al
D1ucgists. Failer, Finch Fuiter, Wholesale Agts
Chic61u. jund11-dEW9m
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MWrringe nnd l.~iSbna.y. mr. Essay
o. warning and Instruction for Dung Men. Also,
Diseases and Aliases which PROSTATE thu vital powers
with earc means os fcHet. Hrns free Of charge in
sealed letter nv.lopes. Address, Dr. J. SklLLiN
MouahTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
ia. aurln al wsm
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DR.. Bakers specific will cure gonorrhes.
gleet structure, semina. weakness, or spsr-
mAtorrhGa, chordee, disease Of the kidneys
and bladder, and all diseases Of the sexual
caused BY contagion or weakness Of either
sex, inale Or fenale.
This intallible remedy Il now offered "a
the afflicted and warranted t. cure Oh die.
eases Of the genital organs in fsw dAys,
and 10 the safe and iniallibls. ons ~ sper.
hatorh0a, generally tsrusd ssniaal ~saka
meas, caused BY self.abuse or c1et4s5ses in
diligence, which 10 now 70 ftarflilly prtva-
lent in all parts ofthe country.
II isa great healing, purifying and self.
curing remedy, which requires no medical
aid or advice, - plain directions for use
accompany the medicine. The demand bs
this specific is wonderful, and it is eyery
day increasing. Orders are daily received
for il from nearly every city and town ia
the United States, to be forwarded by cx.
press.
N. BIN cases Of gonorrl ea, glect and
structure, DR.. Bakers Injection is recon,
mended to be used in conjunction with the
Specific, as it materially aids in subduinl
the Inflammation, and stopping the dischsrga.
Both are recommended to be used in these
complaints.
A treatise on sexual diseases, called thu
"Self1nstructor," accompanies each bottle
Of the Specific.
Price-Dr. Bakers Specific, $3.50 pei
bottle.
Pricc-Dr. Bakers Injection <1.O0 pei
bottle.
Pice--Male Injecting Syringe. 90 eeots:
female injecting syringe, 50 cts.
Price The Iodine and Sarsaparilla, 81 90
per bottle.
Sent BY express to al parts or the coun'
try on receipt Of the money and twenty FIVE
cents additional to pay for boxing and ship
ping.
Prepared and sold by DR.. +. Eastcrly I
Co.. No. 20 North Fifth street. st. Louis,
No.. and at their branch store, No. %
Madison street, Chicago, III.
Allen I Young, Wholesale Dealers, Du-
buque, Iowa. d&w
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Royal Havana Lottery ~ Cabss.
Conducted BY the Spani1A Government.
esto.coo IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.

- aucI0uNWSm
Regal Havana Lottery - Cabss.
Conducted BY the SpanieA Gorerrmeaf.
&Sc.ccc IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Prises cashed and infosmati0n furnished the high
and Silver; also for III 0oyernnrnt securities
naysi-dfy 10 Wall st.. New yosk.
Puriiy she IDleea.-If shs blood -
pare Ne BODY wheA b sbsinsd Aun and b. She blso
eannee - dseasrd Hat tArts b. Ia ~ pass q NE
body aay a6ectjon, sacA - boil o. ulcas, svsn
bsues ~ bleOd circulating through that part takes
~ inpuse maetPss from the 1ocal aecsion and caRsp
u Into ~ Uuo@sl sysen. aab = 0e eanas s1Dos d
ssddsa AsaaA - persoas q ~ hahas anieesA Win
bots I'D ulcsfs and who NJ 70 aedicine; the uae.
~ eets ato ~ circulating syse Ad ehokes up ~
- hssse sesDle wl1cA supil ~ bs1ls mn sisall
u - Ne esasa elf f sa fA.,
Deren ~ 1Aghsnlng, ~
Nov, tAb can be rcmcdiod >.
BRANDklnfs ms 81. b
6oko III lmpuFe 0ait0sAD - dsgulG1ABo, - Dove
- gssasal health, seo4 cssg .lseal aGscsas slo.
BRANORETHD PILLS protect eoa tedious tlsDss
seacknsee md ottca save No. 1ol6 ny alt Dsugksas.
BLAC AS y CHOW,
WYinhlea heOW - mvua hCauef FIVE 0i1ntes e.
Isets he spssdA Transformation. In lses time t1aa
riAcman would like taks to
Lead aaa Fire
eAses eimes, the aysst hsaa ~ b mAds aAsAss taan
The RAvens0 Wilma
No matter Of what undee.snie tint tho hair whsk.
ers beatdd may BE- tho change to superb and pr
fcctiy Aseutal black brown Is accomplished 10 one
spplioabun Of
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undertaken. But what now wish chiefly
SS cav : s NJ .i Il T. Of m H.
ter, and the use which certain persons seek
~ Yqlp Of thaa scfasn, 70 ,i0spirs lrishmsa
Win pfsjud:cs against him, and, ifpossible,
turn them t. the support Of his oppo-
M. 49, 40 rsio,. desire = % e,.t-
crate as that my countrynen here and else
where may psepsr1 snpssciats We pesitivu,
and, acting calmly, dispassionately, under
stalxsnelyS arrive n propsp conclusions. -
What, then, has President johnson done in
reference to the Feu,ansy
voicc-Hc refused to let them 60 10 Can.
ada.
Mi.lfa6hfN0y essy 90 q you know
that Kthe IRISH element had been allowed
to- s. 20 Canada, tler0 would not have
been grease spot len. fLaughter aud
lie issued proclamation Of neutrality. y
and forbade the invasioa 81 Ces>ada By ann
cd forcns from the United Ststes. Hut you
may AK vhy did be do this. Why d,d be
not LET them 90, ana wipe out the British
peSet "a Saf northern border, Simply BE-
cause the lAg, reQuirrd him 70 do, 90. He
6as soern - e1e@ut9 lhe lsWs. He did not
s.sks them. : he csala aol sspeAl them. -
he must safseet thsm wAils 6pon The sat-
"a An9k AaA ~ ftiandaA bad he faileo 70
% y, The very men who noe abuse him,
= 49,, - Z. e :; s.. :.,s, sss
q Aeos nsSa1An 6tst = ~ 6.
N - ~ 9onlsee. Ind - doohe
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robbed. end destroyed. while neithep age or
sex ~ jafe WhstS kS aAjd ~ Nvit, When
bis sole response to every appeal for pity
Wss, 'Te hell Or OonnavGh Vith ne !"
FROM that time till now, TIE same spirit Of
antagonism to the Irish has manifested II
self wherever Puritanism gained even .
Temporary asccnde6cy. SCI nov Inc Phi
tans Of Massachusetts, love the Irish. and
what, IN general, he loves almost As his life
his religious opinions and faith. How
does Puritanism love them, See this fond i.
ness for the Irish illustrated by the light OF
the burning Charleston Convent. and in
numerous other ways oh. yes, the Puri-
tan loves the Irish with ali the fondness
which the wolf has for the lamb, and would
give him the same protection and car and
the Puritan IL the master spirit Of modern
Radicalisn. Can oil and watsr niagies-
Can night and darkness dwell together p
Then may Radicalism, Puritanism, and the
Irish seanent comminge. Such union
wonld be regarded 40 the eighth wonder Or
the world. But this union can. never 10
brought about il is Only By deception that
even the appearance ~ pso66Ssd.
SEQ how this Is illustrated in these pas J.
ing events The Radicals In an 81 or
CoagsSss hive ptoiesesd vsvy sruak.s SpA.
ny Wi6i eAnsaSish- do 'las1isns-bec.ues
thsy xeSe baked in he Canadian ,nyaei(n
by. ~ Is said. the proclamation o{ tlIs fto.
i6ont. --s--srrws ,
wen, shis ~ ! ssssss,rse. Of til. men =
lnlay Aws - ~ slasaea, heoka" M.
Anccoea Democrat ron IuRmylvania. io>
'esu4o111 Z poIDlusion into ne Hons \. :,
encfftee IA Cnhm;knna - - AG.:l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-25


Whereas desperate efforts are bsine made
to ALLEVIATE the fcalty and Affection which
The Irish citizen has ever entertained Tor the
Constitution and Government Of ne. Uo,ted
States, and though the detection Of .isw
ambitious men Of our race would se2th 20
give color 70 the claim sss,up bv . ,nartv
which 70 nov tby proGsssuse - asa.born
friendship) seeking 70 easies-ts fr5as OUT
alliance ~ith lile>long irieuda. ret il ID !
debt ~ owe 10 ourastvVo ind @ eat chill
drcn - tAis mest lmportane cf1ish q ~ AZ
hin - 80 eslsvsd eeA.sy, T. sepeSA fnQy
but teesisaely psoclain IL esa1os IssetGs
lrisA citi1sos q ne DasosA q US0uI0;a:-
70 desounes The unnatunl AIllaacs 20 ~
crously oGsesd; = prevqqt eng minor CON-
sidsraeioas iron divsftlik b6F efforts frc-
their proper channel, I'D ~ ssnA S9,h =
warming voice 10 our eeontfy0en thrjush.
out the land; Therefore. b. it . -
Rcsolced, lst That ~. IL Ieish eitisehs
q the District Of Colum6ia, = convention
ssssnhled, claim, aud inslse apsa havieg
the claim admitted. that ~ ~ tnosry.ndsni
ef the esatrol aud interested scA6k6S ofa ~
end a Political parties, end ~ - m4n
has aothoeity 10 speak in Tie name Of Oh
peep1A ~ - pledge H. Irish - suneficS
. : po1icy which would, II Necessary. be y.
jurieus 70 che peaes, inserests, sid kpbe
oess d ~ whole United StAteS sl - !
Rsss3oed, "a, That ~ kriah sikiasa y 'ths
Deouhfe kavc upon ~ eeoanioaa - AZ
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