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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-10
GENERAL AGENTS.

John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller, Finch
Fuller, Chicago, Ill. Burnhams VanSchaack,
Chicago, Ill. Demas Barnes & Co., New York
D. Ransom & Co.. Buffalo, N. Y; Farrand; She
iey Co., Detroit, Mich. Weeks & Potter, Bos-
, nM mass; French, Richards & Co., Phiiadsl-
cai,,, n, n. =; seiiessA Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Co. New o,,..o :. Louis. Mo-, Harness, Ward 4
3 Ky; Bigiey & Bro, Memphis, Tenn.
Ri R RJPays Richmond va. TSonp.oa
| bsny, N. Y; Strong q Arnstrops. riss A.
Ohio; WIN. Johnston, Detroit, Mich. Wii.e.
Asssrs Co, Louisvlls,.ky. Il
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They have been kept in comparative obsourlty,
from the fact that the originator, DR.. Veipeau,
is physician in Paris, of great wealth and strict
conscientious principles, and has WITHHELD them
from general use lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female DISTINCTIONS, Falling
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These Pills are entirely safe, under all circum-
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according to law.
Full directions accompany each box.
Ladies' obtain q box, sealed from the EYES
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Agents,
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PHCENI&
Insurance Company,
OF HAR1F ORD, CONN,
Has a capital of over
$l,6OO,OOO.

A GLANCE AT THE EMINENT SERV-
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tried ard thoroughly tested Corporation, may be
obtained from perusal of the following figures
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n L - ~ - -
Passenger Trains leave for the east at $50 A.
ID. and P. NJ. Arrive from the east at A. NJ
and P. M.
Leave for Iowa at 6 A. M. and 4 P. Nj. Arrive
frym Iowa at $50 A. M. and 8 P. NJ.
Leave for Port byron at 4.30 P. Nd. Arrive from
Port Byron at Ills A. M.
Leave for Coal Valley at A. M. and P. NJ.
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WEsrERN UNION RATLRoAD.-Trains leave
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A. NJ. and M.
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Another Great Triumph.
f. @. LIGHTE g. Co.'S
PIANOS

II AVE just received the highest premium
L i at the Iowa and Illinois State Fairs, over al:
the most celebrated makers in the United States
On the Committees Award Book. after the en-
try of the Lighte & Co Piano, under the head o
Best Square Pianos, ere the following rema rks
"lst Premium-sp lendid instrument Reasons
why this piano received the first premium: LIST,
best case; I'd, bsst ringing tone, most vibration,
taking the same tone and striking with same powl
or; Sd, best tone; 4th, most mellow tone; 9th,
best melody 9th, best general finish" The
President of the Committee says that "the mem
bers each took to themselves piece of paper and
went from instrument to instrument, each making
their own notes without seeing each others pa
pers, on the following points, viz: First, case |;
second, vibration; third, tone fourth, power
ffth, sweetness; sixth, melody; seventh, general
hnish.'' The committee unanimously gave the
r. c. Lighte Piano the first premium. These
, 1866-07-31
C0NGIfHsSIONAL ,mILEAGE,

Congress did proper act In reducing the
rate OF mileage from forty to twenty cent?
Ter mile, commencing with the {th Of March,
1865. The rAy Of Congressman has been
rcry unequal. The members from the Pacific
coast drew at least u, zoo year, while those
from rcnnsylrahia and Maryland drcw q. 100.
Tho mileage. .of California, Oregon aud No.
vadn members exceed 10000 rcr session,
while that of The 1ncnlbcrs Of arty Eastern
districts wou1a hurdly avcrngc teai5o, and some
Of them lcss Than 10. The cost OF railroad
travel, including meals, slccpiug bcrths,
hsck'hIre and portcrngc, will not exceed slx
ccnts per mile. Icavlng Mlrty y.iour cents clear
profit. Members who camo nom the Pacific
coast got three times ~ much rsy ~ thosc
who came from The Atlantic ooa.t, and 1ucni.
lers who came from vest Of tho Mlselssltpt
received nearly dfly pr cent moro Ray than
members from wcat Of tho AllcghAnlos and
east Of Illinois.
This gross inequality. which has al~AIs
brcn knurcn Of heart .hut,,!nK and Jealousy
wllh 1nc,nlcn Of dQteent scttiona, IL. now
mainly scnoved. The reduction Of mileage
u Scnators and Representatives from Iowa,
Mtnncsata. Missouri and kansas Will Iu,t
almne cquAl tho lpcrcaso Of asiary which
Congrcas has rotcd 10 them, while tie Pacific
Cooat metntcrs will loose zach about ~, 600
y year. Thu nonibcrs from Illinois, Wiscon.
sir. Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky and Tch.
ncssco will got eooo 10 eso0 moro compcnsA.
tlon than hcrutofnet that II, they will gain
ea,0D nj talasy. Int ln*c 4. 700 10 i,4oo On
thrtr mileage. Tho ncw scale Of pAy, hox.
ctrr. does mol rcptctent anything near -
mich rOtti cOn,tEfSatfub Al members Yrccit.
, 1866-07-31
LETTER FROM MAZZINI.

How to Destroy tho RoWer Of Austria.
Tho Kendall tEngland} Htesry publishea a
long letter from AfAxzlnl, In which he ex-
plains tho purposes of the 1taliau Liberals and
discusses tho questions Of the war. It Is not
enough. he says, 10 conquer AuatsiA: We
must conquer In such wise IS to secure the
fruits Of liberty" and all depends, In his
Judgment, Upon the plan Of wnr to be
adopted. - =
The plan fe proposes Is this: -:
nsee*,*g e 1asung peace Is great waT worthy
Of ~. which By Initiating tho xeeonstzucston Of
tes mp q Europe under :1ts1isa aaspiees, would
ma new eroeh Of civilization, must b fought On
de tosd ct Udtns md laybaek making of V1ea~
:. 4. osieesiy:s Peias. nd Fahsa2 ths asgys7,
In discussing the possibility Of such war
a. this, Maxzinf says that Austria Is = hIe1ar-
chy By which the discontentcd nations arc
governed, but that It has no national life !;
produced. What follows Is best told In his
4 nstioaal iasurreetsoa among The southern
slassEatans7 III A1ngs1!ans, md Itekcsks, oi Bo
disn,erubes ihai portion OF the Austrian amy rc-
esited fsom those provinces:
Il 1ny powerful patton, placed BE-
preference, were boldly 10 inscsdbs upou fts BAN
ner, Var 70 Austria IN the n1u1t. md frr the ben
cdt OF Al those oppressed By Auetrta; II Gatihaldi.
backed bE hra1e a1mys wese to proclaim tbs
sehsne ef Danuolxu confedezztfon.A siato-
MsEyarRou1nan Skttxezlan1-she euE1axrauou
would be instsnl1ntous, unirefHa1 md itreslatbt
- II may be that tho scttse portion q
the Austrian ao1ee wnuld stttte befmc on lntsa.
The TtYpl o. Cafnt and ttcn TT exrcut1on ct The
! pltn Of war rpnId be simple ana c1sy. u wonld
only te ncees<a.y to plsea n t9tssnehc9 emp el
besueen The 20 nd lhc Oslso, smother Of txrn:y'
nse she9sand In Fer!sIa. and eosns o. onsesT, =;
unteesz under iattbalu Into southern Slaznnla
nd pursue the emmy % Vienna with The main
! Il rasJ b ihai ihe In 10 o1 .se a1ny of e,eFa
lion rcnalu to oppose Jon In Seucsia, and In I'M
| ease you wop1d inase1sc the 6sat camp--deEinct
10 protect 1omh4tdy-4o WQQ ueut 45aqoofegu
, 1866-07-31
soLDIER8 TICKRT II.

The Cosrt House Clique have adopted the
cxpcdicnt Of getting the soldiers 10 run Al
independent ticket this fall. The barnacle
tribe know that II tho soldiers make their
battle inaidc the Republican party they will
get The Office Of sherif and 3 fair saare Of
the ticket, while II they run separate ma.
chino they wiii get nothing and the Clique
viii get everything. They arc laborlng With
all their might to induce the soldiers to re-
peat the blunder Of last fa1l. 'Thcy arc
striving to use tho soldiers ~ catspaws to
rake tho chestnuts out OF the fire for them. ,
Now, ii The soldiers want their fair share
Of the Offices this fhll-lf they wish to a~old
the humiliation Of defeat nj the polls-if
they decline TO be tho tools Of the Court
House gentry, ana If they arc ready 10 make
drive for ssersa, now and hcrcatter-wc
tell them thot the numbers aud the organlx.
Ing talent exist inside tho Republican parft,
10 take carc Of them and their tntercsts.
And these hgcnclca will bo cx-,
crclsctl II tho soldiers themselves. will
glvp thclr friends tho opportunity 10 Ald
them. But If they bllnd1J lustst upon put.
ting separate ticket In Tho lcld, they will
certainly bc defeated In tho election. They
arc not iluturrous enough themselves to olcrt
d Ticket. They cannot eot Republican votes
attor they rcfuso to necopt tho as.lslanco Of
tho Republican party, and sct on foot dis.i
organizing inovomcrs tho direct tendency Of
which ID IL weakc, and defeat tl,ai party.
They camel arryo tho Court House gentry
No effectively ~ IL lmt ii,rmhstvps In an NTH,
tuio or antagonis,n to iAo 1sopubllcan oraan.l
lxastot,. Tho ptlnclplcs fur, which thu Nut;
publican party rontond arc too wclK'lty, and
thr approaching caurA!9n Il Of too vast CON-
sclucnro 10 permit n,,y Decentralization In Tho!
ranks. and II. tilc. soldiers Imagine they can
shake the snrt1bers Of The party iooso from
tho regular Ticket, Ii an election which Ia.
volvrs member uf Congress fur tho district,
another fur Tho 6tnte at largo, United
States Bonasor, eight members Of tho Lcgls.
lasnro, aud two Statv oGlccra, slIoy aro ulthcri
Is,sanc, or they arc In tho leading strings of
thclCourt ll0ltao Clique. -: ~.
, 1866-07-31
TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1866.
: IsHAslK IN EUROPE.

The f!rsl news sent by the Old World TO tho
New, through tho Atlantic cAuee, Is that 4
treaty q peace has Il {a aslgncd between Aus.
trin and Prussia. We are lci1 10 conjecture
what has been the course Of cvcnts since tho
railing Of The Peruvian, on tho Goth, aud
what ars the tCr1ns or tile treaty. A battle
bad tcen fought ncat Olmuts, On Tho 1alh,
In which the Austraans were de-.
ieatcd. The prlss,nus occu,icd Luucn.
burg Oh tho following dny, cutting
the communications bctwcou Olmutx and
Vienna. Tho Auslrlans hastily cvAcuatcd
Noratla, and their adycrsarics concentrated
oil sht!r forces agatnst tho lfArsburg capital.
a tcni-osf'elaf 1apcr III Berlin stntcd, about
t'l!s tlsnc. tic demands nf Prussia 10 10 ~
foli"ws. 1st. The establishment uf unity In
Natthc,iI ucrinnny under The leadership Of
TrusAta 21. thu exclusion Ut Austria fluIn
the dr'Manfc Confederation %, thu control
OF soaleA~ ly.1lolttc'n, 4sl,. tho cstab,lsl.'
,nchl Of = connection M.ween Prussia
proper md tho 1llluc provinces. Napoleon;
Il tnpIrrrs. Ind ''recog,.Iscd tho Justice mud
1nodcrstsoN nf tiIetu drs,a,ids." Tic Elm.
rcror Of An.s1'u, hawevcr, Ind aat1y refused
10 hu excluded from Germany.
Tho ncxt news wo receive IL by tho callc.'
There Ind hccn fighting Oh tho I'd. IN which
ttc AuairlaMA claimed souc <.Irt Of Z yclory.i
! On tho next day al nrmsF.Icc Of t,vo days
was agreed upoa, followed by treaty Of
peace. II is not i'rt'}ablo TINT Ffuxsl& accept-
.ra anything lfss tl,an tho tcrir1 demanded
at.cr the fA..lc of Olmutx. It Il not likely,
thht DIsnark would nsscnt Ii a treaty under.
the walls Of Vienna which ho would have
srarncd hefase The hattie Of eaduwa+ Tho
, 1866-07-31
THR sAvAGBi!Y oV CossHnvA.


DtI}ow'4 Ra1tto. In an attltle upon tho
6parhn vtrtuea Of tho South. argue. that the
nakedneAa and poverty Ut, tho south during
tho war Developed certala Spartan virtues Of
abstinence, simplicity and economy which, II
They could bc continued during peace, would
mako tho South completely happy. DeBow
breads the Influence OF Fashion, and the labor
1t requires to earn 50 rast an amount of
wealth a Is necessary to adapt our dress and
: mode Of living To The fashions Of civilized LIE.
He aays:.
"Fsshiou te q loF. Vulgar thing. and it, follow
m an lov1indea. sii.. vulgar pcopls, yrt ihcss
eps sae fss Sass ToS &c
xaccs. Ncgfoes, lndtans and III saysErs src TOO
az n .he VIA and deusss pasa,: hoars w.
changing feshion. They have tho good tastc And
.sd .Hs Hssfss fesas I'll ssssi M +;
rnnrcricn;. md What require. H,ue laGo: 10 obain
or rannfaetrsr, to Whist Y Dew. ts.hionahlr, ID
eeSse aea sound @ % %r1se,iesl phiosoph5i s.sse1 sa
arc The most thoronEh" " eosscsTooses' 2 and NC liza
- He Is especially eloquent oscr the evils OF
that dashiou which conpeis us to read new
boSk every day, AZ wall u hear new rrins
donna, study .. new theology, or worship
n.w hero:
,n.ni In World where wil1s d good md czscl1en.
il thrown saIca eveFy day to gtre place 10 what Is
IL 1ite stufc especially Il thia eaptscsort unjust
md Svti in6nencs Of athion fell; books become
f6e "a teusa, and RID By s,s5}ESy n
Tnst U MI contempt In The ne1t, 10 etFe place,
S6-nhab1y. 10 Anew soyt ul 1herainre more worth
}es1 }Rait thsn ia pejectsd ind eass s4iae.."
It Is .1ufos tunate fnr The philosopher WIN
propound,: this new form of conscr Eatlsm
= thst he b obliged 10 admtt that the highest
r,sdo,n .{of his kind Is to be foundin the
orofpundebt ignorance Is the world judge j,
md tbs truess philosopher Is tho nskcd
:" Ashantee garage. This IL negro Wosshlpping
: srtte most ultrs eoTt.:.
We arc grntefuI. howcrc', for the logical
acumeu sud thorough caudor with which
, 1866-07-31
THE FIRST mKssACE.

The drst message brought orer the cahle
Just laid Informs u that treaty Of peace hiss
been signed bctFeen Prussia and Aust,is- Tho
frst mcssage brought over the cablo laid sight
years Ago was also ono Of peace at the cad Of
a long intestine war In tho Chinese Empire
Il Is singular and happy coincidence that
this great international enterprise shonld
thus htre been twice thu courier o1 Peace. II
seems to afford happy omen ofits own mis-
sion and future influence. Mrs. Browning
hAa immortallzcd the transmission Of the
news OF the Treaty Of Client In tho stirring
VERSES commencing - ".7 -
"1ow re brought shs good news from Cheat 70
No foaming stced With CORY tanks, no hnlf
dead rider smcarcd with blood, dust and
sweat, now sink down at their journeys end
exhausted with the fierce contest against time
and space, aguinst mountain height md out
stretched plain, BY which The great nows Is
brought. But tue furious rider aud the horse
"whose neck Is clothed with thunder" arc
relieved of their barbarous though hcroic cr.,
randi Tho nesssgo is borno thousand miles
ln'the time that horse and rider would pause
for breath, and Is flellvcrcd ftpni one contl-
ncn. 10 another With a. much case as lady
would strike the keys Of rluuo or wavo 4
fhil4
, 1866-07-31

Egan for Judge and Collector. What was
the rcsultl One-haif OF the Democrats"
refused to vote, md t~o-thIrls of those who
did 90 to the polls, actually voted for the
eo-called SCOUT House Clique" tlckett
They supported the regularly nominated Re.
publican candidates, and srcpualated the
soldiers ticket. Less than a thoussnd Con-
pc1heads cast their ballots for ma candidates
on the soldiers Ticket, A burnt child dreads
the fire. The soldiers Viii not b. 10 hurry
10 trust to the cachcrous, pcrhdious prom.
lses Of Coppcrheads. Their past experience
completely satistlcs them In that regard.
, 1866-07-31

lss end 4, COO nsstona, gnaeds; .you would In
errasc tho second eamp-deatined 10 1ccure tho
linz q 1he Po-to y, ,Go gen, 5000 rsssuians md
SOLDER lemaaSF to complete the tseeuSs 1ass 81
The plan, xhu leavtng 5000 volunteers for Tho
Suuthern Elatonian enterprise. :
Bnt whtthes bY thta os bJ any other method
nat natter ~; nse-ihs oeieet1ro point of ths italian
aeid1sa a sno9gh tor the scheme, add. at leasts;
tbonsand so1Hn&ee1s under G&fba1di and 1et them
.sss toRtthes 1pon sonthc1n s1sronix II y n
awake9ea :.a1aonE the people. that our ,ceztaln
nen,, specially sn!te !siih them, and = .ho.s,
dpce them 10 act With you. Pxpclsim taciT inde!
pendepec; drive opt The Austrian employees and
call urcn the people 70 elect men OF sheir own
e. i tbe dIstIte.. I'D eo@@anes: Pfene.s iha
Kaina, Dsimaiis, croatls, s1atonia, etc, In q na.
uoual stsemhly. Promote The creation OF na.
An oEcnsl1o mud defensive with lhai1 Can-
fcdesntion 10 soon - II b legally cons.itused.
declare 10 you that By these xnean4 yonr a1llea
wiil extend from the ehnEes et tha AaI.atic Y y
beaten: upou this ptth ron cannot be.
, 1866-07-31
nAtEArrro, Iuty ~, ,std
To The Wardens and ysstry OF Ossoa chnsth,

To- tho WaEdens and yestfy Of Osaea Chnsth,
S:s:ssssa:-,, Ss: L es.a,, aeee:..., 70, m.,e
ss. 29s, tf;Ss'lsss!sn ihs ss,1sn: 44'ins .hs
Ga0seaIIon In rsatd 10 ihe thuca 1hssh you ~ ~.
,esen,. Tho deiermlnalion o[ 1he nlthop not 10
5sa sth l. ao s T. 'ee 9sson soSf
rector In accordance With the cahons of lh4 church.
Anes y otfsme appa;ei! that BIZ determination
.Eatioa, esre!lins you without hess.n2 from tho
ptessss, foa ps.sed ss Eesolunon recognising !he
aF5ap;snsns 1atshs Se acTs<asie 70 5oa and tny-
10 Greu ChuIcs 10 The present lime.
IL ~ ~ prctesdsngs Thus taf hsru been fally
to.t.sned Il. y soe hi.hop, she s1andtnc Comnisse,
cEly ehrteh an,hcritirs. 10 which an pc7 onsSiy
rctpcusthie. The Bishop and The Standing Cuni-
ass s ha e r. r. g.
be a!ike rnsayful, and whfn 'he euejret was
con1sn'ien ofxhsi Dfo<eee. ;fcy passed = resola.
e III IT, 5sSop I'D ,es sisaasr T coa%aee. .ea'a
to which / b<lore On. fnliy snstain ny esarse
and ins!st rpou ny right to have ny lescts ae.
change h his 1ecstton. Unde7 these cisrunstaa-
cea ! hare been delioeta,sng upon Tho question
NET&@eI 4 tAEQtf IN 3QSAe6 10 you k2 tQHGHQ9
longer the touigxhat Anomalous relations existing
between n3 Am aware It b The desire Of a1 oi
on. and. believe, Of tha congregation you repre-
eot thst should eoIsanue ~ eesvtees among
ou. R1t earrot, however, shut my eyes to the
fad that "a long II t>e church fs e1e1aaed FROM
be diocese, - It now ts, and cut on fto1 the nd
frsnat.on. Il viii be impossible foe Jou As church
| To- Etow ana ,psosnes nowssts E saonE NAY es
be thst our present relations should continue. !
hare decided, Afsef much consideration that 1t -
| ny dEu bJ Withdrawing from any connection With
1po. 10 smooth the Msy for Eous resnfn to you1
| proper 1clations 10 The Diocese. Al long Is
continue to oeeupy Jcns pulR', ahefe 1 no rob
fhstl have pithdrnxn from 1t I nee no dihc1ltY,
However ratrrul It may be to tcsnsinato The rcla.
tors betneen us,1 cannot conseptto ne m obstacle
IN 1he way Of you! rtturn. n ~ my dltucalt!e.
bo.h beIrre, in Tic fset thsa 2reaehed tas daty
cr su7rrtssins the rebellion BY loree Of arms Jo1
have giFcn mo Eeutrons snd ttcady support
For this ttn deeply grateful and ha1inc had N,
| eun,ee approved BY tke Bsshop and oshef acihD:
! tiles Of ihe Diocese Whtfe am c1nnntca11y resi-
| dent, md 10 whom alore I I'M responsible. l do
sire thsl you, ~ pastsh. should b returned +:
, 1866-07-31

DcBow perceives and Acknowledges the fact
that savages arc tho most thorough .conscrs
sssslres. and men Of Letters the most. thor
ough 1aa}ca1s. There n an inherent affinity
between :conscrsatlsm. In, polls.es aud sav-
agcEy In civilization whether in nations
or IN g1ndes Of. people Ia tho same
nation Throughout the country, with
few exceptions, the haunts Of vice, tho
poor houses, jnlls, and groggcrics poll tho
conservative vote. Slavery. the SUN Of all
crimes, was tho puclcus Of conservatism, to
which Ill Lesser vices citing, as pebbles graEi.
tate towards planet. None who helped to
Hght conservatism, whether at tho, South Of
North, wfll doubt that conservatives arc the
most thorough savagcs, and rice r<rsd, as Dc:
Bow says, but few win add that they "lika
fhn,o alt 4hn 1,t4frr for -
, 1866-07-31

your. proper position In your own Diocesan
oecupy you1 pu1it. sha1! therefore, alter tho
ne1t huhtaih, c. kso 10 ofaciate In your puipls.
renaii. gentlerf.n, with gratitude 1nd respect
H{ur cbsdlcnt seEvant,
The following resolutions were unanimous
y parsed b she Vcstry At : meeting held
R.oisrd, 81 ne wsrdens aud vestr5 .of Grace
Church, GaltsburE, thaI we hhso receised with
feelings Of prutound regret tho fon1Innnieaton OF
The Rev. J. ". Ctscr111t announcing that hs feels
himself cbpsfAInta 10 cease ot1ctallng n the pn1
pii cf GracH Church, Gslesbnsg. and nc hare no
expectation tLsl his place can bo adequately sup
Rtfosrtd, That, tn our optusau. Tho dlMcu1tlrs
bcineen tho Hcr. J. #. Ct1t1Ms and lte Mshop Of
Lliuot4 Proceeded wholly rom the fatt that thH
former preached tho dntJ Of supprcssinE the re-
hxlllon fY (urcc Of Atu8 1nd VIC fully approve the
course pursued b. him. and arc deeply grateful to
The Rteht Rcv. xbishop ;Acilsttuc, ol OHIO, for
hsylpH sustained him. f.ri =
E<s5lr1d, That No entertain deep eensc Of our
cFcat Obligation to The Rev. j. ". Gze7xts f0r hls
fcTics ID our ra1pll 10 thc pTesent sluc, ana hat
hu retttcs fsrm It agsfnat ot,r vtshe4, aud beAra
viii, him our undsninlshcd asEs1ion, confidence
* Msoitsd, That tho oa1csbusR Ere Axss md
ClicaEo Taf1unE pc respectfully requcsted to pub
lish the foregoing letter and 1etedlu!lons. q
Aateat, g. Doo1ir1z1
Clerk Of TcstfY,
, 1866-07-31
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to read. Finally, common gratitude requires
forced labor as slave has given them In the
past an they hare enjoyed. Hero we see
dawnlng upon the Southern mind, and from
no point could the light break 50 appropd !
atcly as from thcIE seats Of leaznlng, the
double truth, that slavcry was unjust and
that the master race Is to-day debtor to the
! slave race, in an untold Incalculablc
sum, for all their unrcqulted toIl and suffer-
Ing. But this relates to the past The other
truth admitted By this address Il Of vast I'M
portance, VIZ: that universal suffrage tends
inevitably to produce uniyersal education,
while restricted suffrage tends, in like man.
ner, to produce restricted education. Until
all men vote, tho voting class will perpetu-
| Ally saw "Tbese ignorant classes must not
, 1866-07-31
F The secession concern ;oh,cct, IN

B The secession concern objects to the
TRIpuSE's wholesome sdvicc to the soldiers
10 make their fight for \ ahAre Of the Offices,
inside Of the Republican organization. 1t
calls on them to nominate ticket OF their
own. and tntimstea that the Coppcshcads
will support 1t. : .
Last NIL It wu loud in making the same
promise. II told the soldiers TO make
ticket and put on couple Of. Democrats"
and ita Hhole party would march to thu polls
In solid column and support It. The soldiers
followed Its advice, made q ticket, and put
on The rery men 1t Observation-Disclosures and