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naunoAD Acc1pES7.-Tbc ter11ble eto7m Of
Ssturd,y night last washed away portion Of The
cuolank1pcut Of the Illinois Central Railroad track
near Thlrty.lfst street. A tra1n attempting the
paseaec WIS thrown from The tEack- but no greas
damage wrs done.
, 1866-08-14

TIE ZorAsB powE Easr.-A New York paper.
OF the 9th Inst, contains TIC following:
.sThc once famous Ellsworth Zouavcs, Of ChTca-
70. are no longer popular az military oreantza-
1inusa
, 1866-08-14

Fcnlnn brotherhood Notice. The
military and civic members OF the Brotherhood
wifi meet al their hall. corner Wells and Randolph
et1rcts, On Tucsdny evening At eight o'clock, for
member Of the organization Is requested 10 be IN
attendance EGNi9t
, 1866-08-14

Cholcra-For ILnn,lln'A d. IkubIni,s
Cholera Mixture 60 to CAAs- Y. NAr Co.. 123
Dearborn street. e7Si
, 1866-08-14

OTEEn WANTED Fon GoLp HEADED CAxH.-
Oi11ccr Phillips, al 1hc Second Precinct rolicc,
{esterlaE afternoon ar1cstcd two young men, al-
parcnt1y f,:1ers' sons, the co.ncr Of Canal and
Morznc ttccte suspicion Of their being thieves
aP ihcy had III their possession \ 1ne cbopy gold
beaded cane. m instrument whsh none but afdar-
men are permitted 10 carry. The cane bora the
following insc.ip;:.a: :" "1'rcscuted to G. ". Kip.
Il. vciths, =. Ksusc, 7. H. Dawiey." The anmcs
OF tho parties having the cnne were Albert Moore
and John II. Ecr1.r. who hailed from Wabash
Countv, Indiana. Tho csLe can be found ut The
Central Police Station.
, 1866-08-14
FhklnaeIphtR 3Inrket.
Fa-~ -NT DETf

> FLoCE-veTy dul1. x,
GRAtN-Whest quiet, ne'r Southern feo. t-s5+ Cos1
act;ye. yellow eEz9Gc, Western. 4lzGc.
GEocEMks-tonee, uone hesr In nfst hsnas. S1sa
unchanged.
WAlEkET-Stc4dy.
, 1866-08-14
The robbery Mt Camnncfac.

The Roubeft MI E4mnacAes
The Lyons Nowa) Mirror Of Saturday gives
The following particulars Of the recent bank
robbery ut Camanchc, in that statc:
Gu Thursday night last, Mr. Martin Dun.
ming. banker Of cnmancl,c, ene robbed Of
$500. Aficr himself aud two ladies Ind
retired. Eve men entered the hoAsc, tlc!f
faccs partially or wholly concealed BY hand
keychicfb !; bound tho two ladies In tncir
beds, and forced NJ. pnnnlns, W threats IT.. oi
them 10 Ills office. There they compelled
him to unlock Ills safe, md took thcrcfrom
the sum Of &, ,000, aud decamred. The rob.
hery wa executed with great boldncss and
nddrcss.
The door was bnrst opcn, and Mr.. Dunntng
aud the ladies secured before any resistance
This was not tho ilrst attempt made.
About month ago, NJ; Dunnlns aud family,
looking out tho window. saw ono man at
work ii thu kcyhole and two Others standing
back, With pistols In hand. A young man in
the house was armed and wished 70 drc a.
tic ts burglars wcro frightened away.
| This part Of the country has been infested
| with villainous gung for number or weeks
| past. About the time Castello's clEcus vas
score Ct them ea%s to LyGns fsT
| probably following the circus. Two re-
! n1aIned here and thrce finally returned from
the west. in which direction they had been.
Saturday evening last, these tlyc, and at,-
ordered by Marshal Hcnle TO leave our city,
aud given until Tuesday morning 10 depart
Monday afternoon they len. HcnIe Is sat-
Isded That they were the same who have
robbed Mr.. Dunning. Their appearance and
habits while here proved them to be black
| legs aud scoundre1s Of the worst grade.
! one Of them called himself Scott, aud moth"
er went by the nauc Of Bigelow. II IS to bc
hoped that they may be caught and feel the
heavy hand of the law.
THE BURGLARS.
In the afternoon a report reached our city
that The robbcrs<wcre surrounded on nn
| island near Cauanche; but In the evening
more direct Information was to the contrary
effect that a boat h1d been found at The
mouth OF the WnpsIe, which had probably
aided their escape down the river.
neported Discovery In Southeastern
Africa.
Il We find the following In the Natal Kfr
. eury:
! TO have found a clue to The vestiges of an
cieut Ophir, or Of some city Of equally ol,
| and mystical rcuoWn. These vcstigcs Of
said to have been described TO the MS
sionay IL question b E natives residing to r. 3
the remains ofa large city, covering Tid
area. and situated about three days tre
i, (Which probably means much more) fot
!. where the missionary then was. Approac
> to them is strictly forbidden and prevente
E by the chief Of the tribe living in the local
: Il. Attention was drawn to the fact by III
tfce being taken Of sundry golden oFnameua
j, worn BY natives at the kraa1 where thes
disclosures were made. The precious metz
was said TO hayc been obtained from II
ruined city or It's neiehborhood. There
something too romantic about this stoI,
: which rests, it will be seen. on the slend'
r foundation Of native tale Were it not ths
i . similar statement came to Light shol
, 1866-08-14
LOCAL MATTERS,

Vcnt}latlon.-vcntll your bulld-
irss with the only Exhaust Vcntilator known,
gas or foul a,r from buildings, vessels, cars and
mines, and establish circulation OF pure air at
once. Send Tor book Of description and refer
encc. Chicago Ventilation Company, 95 Wash
ington attcet. Chicago, III. e6I6.t.tu&th
, 1866-08-14

The nas.e. do say that Tebbett's
Physiological Hair Kegenerator has no equal fos
srtlosing Eray bnt1. preventing It from falling or
and hcnutitslnE the whole head. Aluxury as
dressing. Sx17u & DwTER. agente. Sold evcry-
where. auE9r162-15tTu.aA+It
, 1866-08-14

Tar RKspEc1ABLE Tu1EF.-Jamca Dalton, Of
whose exploits at the Dcmmins House, keo-
kuk, Iowa, mention has been nade In these
columns, was brought up in tho Police Court yes
teraay forenoon and examined on the charge OF
Stealing Barney Ttomanee ralise. The man OF
, 1866-08-14

Cho1crn-For IIasnlln,k & RuninisH
Cholera Mixture 60 10 CHAs- Y. RAJ s. Co.. III
Dearborn street. sS5l
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saefs puAsed Detroit.

IEpEGN UtaT&1Cut LII 3t49'e7.e91
DEIroH, August Is
CpIvilight, 81. Ardrtw. Aconttas-
Dowz-Board CT Trade, Natad. Dobhln2 a2Vk. H.
NJ. Seou, v. F. AIleu, Wlllarl-
wnp-Souihwest
, 1866-08-14

F1orH-Actice md EGsoc hlGher. Sales hGo hfls~
GEAS-Wheat hiEheE- salts Of 1Ao busnet1 9t ne
, 1866-08-14

CUn,ors EHxAK or nosr!rAI fATzEsT.-At
nhuut daylight yesterday morning man, whose
only covering consisted Of thin night shtrt. was
discovered lying In gutter near tho
corner Of Douglas Place md Foster are-
nnc. ~ arst Il was thought that the
funD wn8 ita6. hat closer III ,rcclton showed
thst life Was not cxtinrt, although he appeared 10
b pretty tat gone 1xe wonnI,, .n nc groin I'D
Of fsnl p1sy, but q ss.u, ic was too wsss
as 10 the causc Of his condition. lie war carried
to tlc trs1dgnec OF Dr. DoAue. OH Douglas avenue,
where the wounds were drc.fcd, and after tine,
he revived sufficiently to nnNwcr, through q Nor
weGtnn intoturetet, tnt he hailed ftp.n the city
hospital on Etghtcc1th ,tcct, from which institu
tton be had escaped on Sunday evening. hy
Jumping from the thiFd story window.
In The fal1 he strucf upon Pile oi
s.oncs. and from them rccclrcd fht
wounds mentioned. When IL had become
noiset shout that q man 1,nd been found in tht
street. several fcsiacntA OF Foster avenue, rcneu
@ belsd hssins wing "sen gu = l,e,aon sunn!ng past they
dressed In the lfgl1esl mud most airy costume In
agtnahle. The poor fellow >sas taken back 10 the
Hospital yesterday afternoon, sxhcn II was asccr
c1ant namcd Louis lawson, Who en'; hs;
been !,sought thetc for Treatment SOM
days since. lawson upon being fnEthc
questiopcd, eta,ed lhat he had heard thcrc w.,r
cholera patients In tho Hospital, and. becorntn
frightened leei the pesti1encc wonld reach b!
ro0m, resolved to make Ills escape. which he q
complished in tho manner aborc narrated. IT.
Tor cholcEa hiusclL, and was pronounced out l
1nr.rrr nm Sunday tn0rtynr.
, 1866-08-14

0NKH1 CHu1IIuaH1
ticll. j. l. Wecrldgc,
Julian seiHlsey,
Joecl'ti Mcdllts,
eici1. ua*I1f0ilck uAftss
Ira !. MtltIu,
=. G. blake.
IIc,t. NJ. shields,
Fernando JONES.
, 1866-08-14

AhCbNAS4 AHEGft ~.
Colonel II. III.
Lieut.. Gov. ". ntose,
Ten. Julius White.
4. e. llcRsnE,
AinI. Charles +. Moore,
II. N. tmltl,,
i. G. bore,
Kolh1t ila1r.
N. O'Sullivan,
Col. j. lsutl!shanacr.
Zen. A. G. Ducus,
Ect,. X. ". Pu,lth,
Col. Jolsl Macon iloonl
Mai. J. II. Ciybontnc.
Col. ]. t.. Hancock,
II. +. ncceher,
". I. Cilnscl.,
Gins. l.. sSileont
A. Ii, Scranton,
A. D. Tlssworth&
II, D. Colytn,
u. 2. Iior1mond,
T. D. Brown,
Jacbb Rchns.
Matthew Laiiin.
George Pullman,
s. D. Kimbark,
II. f. HneEcut,
j. NJ. l}ouglAa,
Hon. J. y. Ward,
I. ". Gatcy,
E. A. Siorrr,
John =. Quinn.
o. S. Hon:h,
Thc0. EenrneJ,.
James Campbell,
A. II. D1ncInlI,
!. Capt. James smith.
Adam Dalrlfc.
; lion. J. +. Gray,
c. N. lyawlcy,
; Hugh Tntncy.
: John Ee.lEou,
: Philip WntSwoSth.
, Jas. F 0s1cr.
VIM. Jnmcs,
Geo. r.. Foster.
Peter Wood,
. Jaht. Y. Fnr,scl1.
! Chas. II. Walker,
, 1866-08-14

In this city. August Is Of congestion Of the brair
WILLIAM WALLACE MccCKDY. aged q years-
Ia this dtr. August Il, EI1ZABETH CLEGG, widow
OF the late John CleEr. ."..-0
Friends OF The taily and members os the St Georges
Eoety Are invited 70 attend the funeral from her Late
residence a Fourth nvenue August II, At 11t O'Clock
On Monday, August Is, GEORGE F. HARVEY,
Ticket AsEut Of ttt Chicago 4 Alton Railroad Com.
pA-y, In he 9Th ytn9 Of haf age.
The funeral viii take pIxcc futa Isl West Jaekzor
street. this f!uesd8y] moEninc. n 10 o-c1ocS
OF DyEeptcfy, august Il, FANNY MINERVA, lnta1t
daughter ct J. q. atI Mary ]. Ferry, aged month.
and Csys. -
Frtis .he fami1y s.e requested to attend the IN
n.fAl, from The Ttridents. Is Ere stIeet-
, 1866-08-14
auetipn sales.
WIN. &. BUFFERS & CO.,
Auctioueers & Commission Merchants,
PA1AlERs BLOCE,
nax at An A~narpuSw

GREAT SALE OF ELECTRO SILL
NJ yEErIAIEp Goops, 1soEy Table md S;as5
siiseEs sen1ed By sste.e Eorkmen andaises from
Fisher Co., t4ttTuo~teF NuEks, Eheo1tld, Ecglanq
ATs AUCTION,
Qp ICESDAT. Aug 11th- At 9f O'Clock, At H1ttefa'
Auction 1so0na, IN fa1neE'a Block. Al and ! q Kan:
dotrhtt. very Choice Aut bcauttfut assortment Of
nEstclas Electro S5IEcrntcd Go0is. 1voET Table md
other Gallery Of the newest design. consisting of En-
tsne Dshcs- balserN Soup TureenH Dlsh Covers Corner
Dishes, sp..t and Liquor stAnds Pickle FtzEass FonF
F1se and SIX GlasS CTuct Frames: Cake. Ffult and
Bsssa Besssts keties With Or wi1hont taFaps TT
SE,ns ss!isty Fisn ca1fsss: u MS5oeeo Ca,e PrHsen
Eth Gold Toast Rasls. 5enr: Sauce E an4 Todd5 T.
lie md buscrt Forks, Kng's, Beadei and Hain 1ai-
terns}: BnttcE Ense, 17ckle and Oyster Forks Snt
Cr1ckesy knfe 1lnstd Crushe!B, Mustard Pepper aud
Salt Cups Candlcs,.cks Sngnr Ha4kets, Butter Cool
err, and variety fotttF articles.
THE CUTLERY comprise. u Immense quantity OF
Bone n Handles, Carver, nosSef Envss F1atsd @ s.ssl
ts sty to the abese eoods oa he Day psss!oos
ne rc collection eaneot ta.l 1o rnsur 1heif
err, who are Tie consisnorx being narantee of Tic
E1S Auct]pneesH.
, 1866-08-14

Paper TaDgingh aud VTludr,w Shades
al greatly reduced prices. F. T. ruoBr, 60 Ran
dolphtt. c51S
Special Cnutlc:n.-Mrx, wfnaloyrea
Soothing syrup hs.. necomc SO popular that vari-
G9s Parass have put ont articles calling them Mrs.
Mhs.ow's. 1Tease take notice that the Mrs. Wins
io'e OF t.lc Soothing syrup Il not connected with
hny n{her article {uuele3S4.
, 1866-08-14

CIT A1aaos.-9he regular monthly meeting Of
the Board Of Managers Of the city Mission will be
he'd this afternoon At O'clock in their rooms in
the NJ E. Block a full and prompt attendance Is
requested, op special buslness.
, 1866-08-14
55trapeu.

CTRAYED Or STOLEN-Or Monday,
Aurust6h from the p.e4i.es nt !hs ;ss 5
hseyrart OLD 1sax II asehea1z seftoeEs q sa
feer 1cok 6Ehtfy swollen. OF blind loot uaafK1
reward Win be paid fox my 9. H SI,.;
Aheuss, or fex her retGsu saB+ C-HEENti.s>es -
Hslsted:t,
, 1866-08-14

DoucIAs MONUMENT Assec1Arrox.-As special
meeting ot the General Co1oznlttee Of Arrange
mcnts viii be held at their room. No. Is Garrett
Block. this (1nesday) evening. A full attendance
il desired.
, 1866-08-14

SpKpAT Scnoo1 UK1ox.-Thc rooms OF the
Chicago Sunday School unfon-No. 20 Washing
ton .trcet-wfl be open during the day and cven-
ing for the reception OF yis1tors. Snnday-school
people arc expressly insited.
, 1866-08-14

FEs1AS r1cNIc.-Gurernor Fletcher, OF Missou-
r. Is announced to address the assembled thons-
8uds al the Feaiau picuIc tomorrow. We have
already announced that Governor Oslesby, Gen.
esnl Logan. speaker Collax AID General OtSeils
will deliver addresses there. General O'Ncill is
expected to arrive In the city tonight md viii be
Hertuadtd hr the F. Il.
, 1866-08-14

Foley Il yonng man not over thirty. llc was
employed ~ an cnElnccr In Park. Snpcr j. Coys
statement u Ills employers, appears to have becu
on the whole a steady fellow, during, at loaat. \
year rast. When .cxelcd By drink hu vas very
lunifclsomc. liz hns a wlfc and one chic about
Il wear old,
, 1866-08-14

Mary Brcnran's troubles will never end 1t Ia
only a few days sinee NC chsonlc1cd her arrest,
together wth TINT Of her pupils, On the charge Of
robbine The house Of Mr.. Grecnchann,, No. SO
Wabash avenue. For tliis act o1 spollasion Mary
Court. Yesterday. however. she w1s taken FROM
that Institution and nsain arsaisncd before the
Police Mag1stsntc 10 answer 10 the charge
residing al No. is, Fourth arcEnc. These dresses
were 1ouEd hy Dc,ecsi@e J. J. Kelly, At Wells
Sl SaG
teFday con1d he find IN owner for them. The Lady
who owned the properly, Mre. EEetu, had been
identified the dresses, and stated that they were
faxen from the house more thau month since
Mrf, Brennan was held under further bonds O
500 for friaf.
, 1866-08-14

Thomas Bew, No. sis sonih Canal street, was
entered by some unlnowu person and robbed OF
{ goid watch and th'uy-threc dol1asa in ercen-
backs. The bu>glar sained admission through a
lack door. Tic money WAS taken from the peck
tts Of Mr. Bex's panlalouns, which were iianyif,
taken rom bu.ran dsnwe In tnc same room. the
key having been found by the burglar In the
nQckef II It'll The cEEeuhacSs.
, 1866-08-14
TWAuten=T0 Rent.

VX7ANTED-To Rcnt-Dy RESPONSE
w bic and lessraG!o trcapanf. = Erl1 tur2lshe
rcsidcntt. Attirusa lt,st tlnicr Itox 1NU3. ~
MTANTED-To Ecnt-1ly II practIt
w tatllre% ono hslf Of kont custom nlt n,,ktinx
mil. For IuT,hcf Particular apply % LOW Bluh
G1J. Chicago. FG0
, 1866-08-14

DEATH TO MosQu1ros--Messrs. Dietzeh, 31ocki
d Co., wholesale druggists, No 81 North clark
stteet on the corner Of Eiaxic. have Just brought
out preparation which is warranted sure cure
for squttos. It fe f1utd. In which spoagc Ia
Saturated and then hung iu the fuona. Thr little
pests avoid Il San said to steer clear Of holy
Thlet, 1t is selling largely.
, 1866-08-14

HonsE STrA1dxo.--At IN early 1oHs yesterday
morning The loud clattcstns Of hotrr's ftct along
the Archer road Attracted the nt.cntion Of Sergeant
Mcrgenthnlcr and officer Tltus. When the animal
carns up opposite 10 their standing place tho OIL
ccrs stepped Into The road, and al thcy did 50
man epEan~ from the nniulars hack and rnn away
nt full speed, end 1hnugh clusefy pursued by OIL
horse was led to the Asshcr road police station,
and Naa identified Us bcit:S the property Of man
namcd Jobbef, who resides ut, No. ISL Bnsnst!c
street. Jobbel stated TO- the Sergeant yesterday
that he wns awakened during the hight ly the loud
and contirucd barking of his dug, which was
chnined mp in the barn with the horses, hut not
eurpccilng The occasion Of lc alarm, paid no par
lculaf attention to it.
, 1866-08-14

t'TuE ME1Eoro1.TAS-"-On Sunday LAST the
editorial t1af Of The ciy prcss acccpted an invita-
ton from Mr. Baldwin the new proprietor Of the
Metropolitan Hoicf4 aud wers entertained At an
elegant banquet on the occnsion. Mr.. Baldwin
las recently. purchased the building ffDm Mr;
skinner tue proprietor, and has fef1rn1slied
fail 10 Ike appreciated by thosc who have rrade the
Metropolitan tleir abiding place, while In tic
city.
, 1866-08-14

Boz DlowSED IN THE Enthusiastically forc-
noon, nbout haltpaet nine o'clock. lad siz ycars
of age, FAMED Owen Doyle, whose parents reside
On Adams stteet. near the Armory, fell into the
river from Law d s;trothcrs coal dock. ncarl the
Madison street bridge and before ussistance could
be rendered, was drowned. In company with ten
or dozen other lads. tic boy 1kylc had hceu
playing about the doct just ahead Of the hark
sNon4west- and Gyitins TOO near the edge, lost
bis baI3ncc and fell tut0 the watcr. 1lis COM
panione Immediately gave The alarn, and Captain
Atkins, Of the bark, n: oncc lowered boat from
his vcssel- but before he coad 1cnch the spot the
drowning hoy had sunk TO Tic bottom, to rise &
corpse. Ncasur15 werc nj once taken to recover
the body, II hich was accomplished within au houl
aflet the Incident, hy Officer Simreons aud Cap
Cornncl Wagner held IN inquest ou the bod.
1asi ss.rins, when the jury rendered verdict o
.4aceIdcuta1 droN tlcE.."
, 1866-08-14

A CuAScE POE Soa7 OSz.-An article for the
exercising Of bahice, and children Of larger
growth, has recently t'cen Invented and ratentea.
1t ie also a complete baby nusser, OF tender. in-
deed It scc.na to he the Fef tllins needed IN the
faulty, aud worth Lozcn nuIsca. The patent for
The State is for sale. Tie Aticle and proprietor
1nny he seen at rarlor No. g. Briggs House.
There IL undoubtedly s'moncy In tt-r
, 1866-08-14
tEoTf.l
(From the Governor Of Mfuncsota-1
EWrry1d7w NrP /

EXECUTIVE UEFAEf8EN1,
ST. PAU, February I'd, 1861.
Corresponding seclctaIT Irish National Fair, Chi
DEAR SRI acknowledge the receipt OF your
Circular, and catpestly syEopathize with tho OBJ
jccte Of your Association. The losses incident 10
Union co;nneis me to forward Int 4 snlsI contti-
button. Neverthelcss 1t Is freely given.
nm yours for the peEpetnirr Of the union OF
of ircland. l.. MIXER,
Governor OF MInncsota.
from the Senator fsrm Michfg1n.]
sec,etasY ltish Natioua1 Fair, Chicago, Illinois:
DEAN SIn-1 have received yoar letter and cir
cplns setting forth the object and tEn Of yous As
ancialton, and assure .you that deeply syEnpa-
tbizc with Tho oppressed people o1 every eiass IN
, 1866-08-14

DEAN Sn:-From the time thai l s.w The
gallant and lautentcd corcosan-eo hrave nattle,
Eanfzauon, ! hayn felt a warm interest In II,
though knowing nothlag, Of course. oils Internal
berns Crstefnl]y TIC historical fact OF warm sym,
pathy expressed BY a. lEish Parliament Tor our
fathers, when struggling for the independence
directed md pst:iouc cndcavor throughout tho
world for nationality, and rejoicing that 20 many
loyal lrishmen have enrolled themselves in the
pnbfic from Anarehy and destruction. send yon,
In response 10 your request, the enclosed twenty
dollars which would BE- larger bnt for m5n5 olher
demands on me. Respectfully yonfs~
ScArILEH CoIHAK.
, 1866-08-14

kes Corn Unchanged At a0a1e- ea1es . 400 bushels.
WHMKKI-f@3.
Enrrxp 1T ToWs--snndsy snd today corn 77.so
brshels: oats y 600 bushels wheat 7 orznels, rye
6.nU bukhela.
P1s6zp pFr1zoxsuIx-1ht1ty-str -stree 1o4ds corn; teu
OATS TWO malt; two re: eleven wheat
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-04
NUMBER 36.

teri They havo been seeking I 70 des.
troy tho -Constitutioo'; bat now, wheu
wo ssy you cunnot come back they ssy
it is unconstitutional. ca post taao. vim.
dictive'in its character. Ifthey do not
want to bo disfranchised by such lswS,
then there is another law. passed 10 .pur.
suance of the Constitution, and that 10.
that truitors shall be convicted and hung.
That would eGectually settle the right Of
suffrage. ....... 100
But this Inv i. not 6ual.; tits . quos.
ton Of self defense. and luoks to tho fu.
turc. Its dcsiHnsted. for our future
peace snd welfare. The same authority
Is tho people 'that observation-disclosures
foreigners and our sons under twenty.
ono years. to exclude these rebels, and,a
greater power and authority. Shall
Marylaud again permit these men to
come nguin into full citizenship? The
duty of the Government is to protect its
citizens md Of tho citizens to rsn.
der obedience to their Government.
What soi,ury right Of any rebel who
imbrued his hands in tho blood Of our
brothers did this Government over vic.
late? Everywhere ond under I'll cir.
cuus,ances these men could claim, With.
out fear of failure, tho protection Of our
fig. They cnnnot point to single 10.
stance. But in violation Of their obli.
cation. to support the Constitution. ia
defiance to their true dusy, thcy delihcr.
.tcIy and wilfully unshrnthed their
swords against the very goycrnment.-
They urc not now Democrats. but they
are conservative Uni"n party. Lsush.
ter They ray we will have var again
If W. attempt to. prevent these men from
exercising their Constitutional rights un.
der tho CONSTITUTION thoy sought 70 de-
.,roy. The South will not submit to it.
dn not want war aSnin. BY all tho
anguish Of our friends who perishcd at
AnJcrsnnvillc. by the humiliation of
our dsfents mud tho triumph of our vic.
rory, by the crushing debt that i. upon
~, by nll the drsolatinns Hod horrors
the rebellion has brought upon the coun.
try. | want var no moro In the nnrne
Of the just Cod Of battles, sny no moro
wur. Therefore. | say 90 more suffrage
to rebels. want y guarantee. md tho
I"ynl people Of the United S.hcs want
guarantee, TO prevent q repetition OF tho
dread scenes Of the rebellion. Every
soldiers g'uve, overy crippled soldier.
say no more war, and ,hereI"re No moro
political power in the hand. Of trnitors.
We al remember tho gloomy honrs
through which We have ju4t passed but
the future is breaking bright and Rlori.
Gus. There is u God nbove. and We shall
triumph. We must triumph. Thut flag,
canonizcd within heuriug Of your oWn
glorious city. utters-
"Trinmph VIC must, onr cause Il Is Just,
| Aud this he our motto, 10 God 10 our trust"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-04

memory Of tho dcad who fell in battle
by his side. Themselves regarding
ntice getting rs the solo business Of life,
und that governments were established
only to provide hungry politicians with
lucrative places, they. arc unable &c
conceive the idea Of putriot soldier. who
loving his country more than wealth
luxury, aud the comforts Of home, lnid
all these, together with his life, ns Q
cheerful sacrifice upon the national ultar
A WORD TO YOUNG MEN. .
And here let me address n word to
tho young men Of Indiana. You arc
just starting 10 life. with tho world sl
before you. whore snd how TO choose
Beware how you connect ynur fortunes
with o dccsycd ind dishonorcd party
iudelibIy stained with trenson, anl up
on whose tombstone the historian will
write, " false to liberty, false to its roun
try. and false to the ago in which il
!ivrd.' The Democratic party has com
mi,tcd crime for which history has no
pardon, and the memories Of mon nc
Iorgr,i'ulness whose colors grow durker
from age to uge. and for which the exc.
crntions Of mnnkind become more bitter
frnm generation to generation. 1t com.
mittcrl trc ,son against liberty in behulI
Of slavery ngainst civilization in behalf
Of burbari>m; and its chronicles will b.
written in the ,ane volume which record:
the most dangerous aud malignant fac
iions that have ever afflicted gnvcrnmcn
or retarded the progress Of mnnkind.-
The rebellion wns born OF The Demo-
crntic party; cradlo1 in It's 'up. nnreed
from its breust. and cherished 'nnd sus
tniucd by it, until it perishcl by the
uvcn.iny sw,ri Of ,h, nariun. and il
must soon b. followed to the tomb by its
guilty parent.
The FsIrtnl party opposed the war Of
1872. md died from the effect Of it in II
few years. The Wing purity opposed
the Mexican wur in 1916, und liveH
nbout six years longer; yet these par
ties mcditatcd no trcasln, and when the
couGic, began did not sympa'hiz" will
the enemy. or give him aid and comfort
but gave their earnest and hearty snp
port to tho Government md the army
Huw, then, shall it be with tho D'm"'
cratic rurry-the parent ofthe rebelllon
who, while the Southern wing was IL
arms ngainst the Government. the North
crn wing eave to it rDuterinl mid NM
comfort, aud chcercd it on tho dcadl!
contest. .. ...