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like many another. .man, of whatever no
tionalify. has wife that is some"
One day the ''oid mah" got into some
trouble with a neighbor, which sesulted
in = fight. The neighbor was getting
the better of the '.old man." which Coop
er's wife was not slow to sec. The eold
man" was sssistlug biz euemy to the best
of his ability, when his wife broke out
with: ae@s1 90 4 7
~ sLic still, Cooper.l lie still.sIf he kills
you I'll sue him for damagcs..'
Is Vi1Is45 aAs Is sssi5 asa5ss
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

A SKETCH OF SCOUTING STRATEGY.
One evening about an hour after the
sun had gone down couple of stout
men, dressed in soiled rebel uniforms,
ca .h holding in his hand good Aus
trian rife, tapped at the door of small
frame building near the C road in
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

ga y.i1is4s9 4as 1s saai3 esa5as Uaa
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, 1866-02-27
TIE RESOLUTIONS.
The Gathering 0utside--Stirring
Addresses.
MEETING OF GERMANS...RADICAL
RESOLUTIONS,

A 1ass meeting pf cilyen9 WEI hcit last cyen3uy
tp the e}d Bcard Of Trade rooms 90 Sonth Water
ftreet ts inc purpsse or 1ndurt!ng the rrcopstrue
tfon polcs Of Congress, md condemuinr Afhat
policy ol reconstruction which would admit the
retel States TO tbarc 10 the government Of the
county, without having trpadiated the rebel war
debt. aud without thetr having provided for the
protection Of al citizens N1fhln lbeir bonders who
were thI,htul 10 The Government ui the United
stsscs du17uc the 1cbctlion.''
The old Hail wns crowded with mast ct lunar
ttt dense ns TN. cvez gathered within lhose walls
cvrn IN The days when the wnr called forth every en-.
cIgy a1d nnakeDed atf onf enthnefastn III it, Emp
por. hut few pcrxona Wcrc seated In tront OF The
platform there were not many chair LEFT IN the
huidbl:. but behind these there ssas one huce pack
HE and responsible citizens. They stood IN the
WIhdowf. clustered thlck}y a. oeez. and Thousands
were 1utued away frotu the doDr .pab1e to Eatn nd
m-s,on. The popular bear wae awakened 10 the
importance OF the question nj tstue.
Aut thr Meeting whe enthuf1zstic a. II W1t layEe.
Ever, rnuncdatfon Of the speakers, which wes cx-
prtss1ve OF tDdo1Fc1acnt OF tht course oT Congress
md denunciaiGsy Of The Presidential Policy. WIS
chccsed mott heartily: few attemrts ii Kissing
werc made. hut the tistes were drowned IN the
11ui,esrai cheer which rose IN every preh aenon-
STATION. The vhtt andreurr N7a orderly 10 The f1-
uc,ne listening w,1h all absorbing attention, not.
w,thttandlne that the hsat "ae Intense. almost
Ettflhs.
The meeting VIE cslled 10 order BY 1. G. Henry,
Esq., on whose nomination Ten. j. L BeyeEidge
was Appoluted ChAatman d The meeting.
Geu Bevct1lge rae received with hearty applAutr,
and on taking he seat SPOKE a. fotowt:
81 GEne]tmcn-I retHsn 10 yon my sincere thinks
ios the Aonor you have conferred npop in calling
nc to pFertde over this meeting, hare no speech
10 make, and. having learned when we have brss.
ne.- 70 do. to do II at once we will proceed at onoe
10 business "
, 1866-02-27

Jn iris city. on Sunday evening. STELLA. daughter
1l Waller L. and Catherine n. Smith, hEth 3t1f3,
months tnh days. H..
Fnneias ua the residence Of her PARENTS 80 state
.rreet to-day Tuesday at o'clock p Friends Of
the family nIt insised 10 attend.
, 1866-02-27
General noticRs.
POWERS PATENT
BROOM !

IL the only Patent broom that will rcvolutlonl.e the
entire Broom business 10 the United Statea and there.
fore there Is more money In It than Eli other Bsooa
combined, Ills the crtrAPEsr, the MOST oNsAHssrAL
SD tie MOST aupIE Of any Broom thst can possibly
II Sot u and that there Is and CAN be 1 made where
{1ls invested can satisfy any man that viii take the
trouble cs1l At my office, and when that II one II
can't sasty h. further that fsn 80 to s1co per day
has been mhde By parties Investing in the Hroon.
will acknowledge msselfa huubug, and 10 those com
Ing from distance Will pay sn travelling expenses
and their b{l1 whle IN tbs city. lxxAS JEST WHAT
SAX lSp sAT 1csT WHAT xE1y. TBt Nk! 4 few
uort Town Rights IN this County, aud Counties In ILL.,
poIs Michigan aud Indians for Isle At barEatn Tne
Esht of Eastern 6tatea for an1e. Wisconsin, Iowa aud
Apueaoa. With eight Southern atatek. have all been
sold within four weeks. Those who hare purchased
territory can DOW be supplied with Broous By sending
tic money. send for circular. With Stamp, ea nt
Room IL, Tyle1's Block, II Lasale at, Chicago.
nssasp G. E. BROWNE.
, 1866-02-27

psrfy services by oees opshtto be given IN prefer
Exce 10 thoae scdseu aho h6rd offered thcdr ves to
eave the Republic
THE meeting separated.
, 1866-02-27
HIGHWAY ROBBERY

~
a1cHwAY ROBBERY.
n Gentleman knocked Down Ia the
street and Kobhed ofOne Thou.
sana DelIax4.
At about eleven o'clock LIST night one Of the
most tsstug and aueeesstul highway robbedes on
record xas committed in the North Division. A.
Mr.. Frederick Il. Gales, Of the firm Of Gales b VII
liann., attcEnefsAtl4W, War returning hora tSou
the great meeting In the Old Hosrd Of Trade haA.
when On the corner ot Walcott and Erie sueeta he
one pf ubom struck him on the head with blunt
Instrument, whlle the other one kicked Elm terri
bic blow IN The Side lie fell to the atdoTak ~ il
chad been ehot, when the rcaundtel. tmmedfasely
operation required considerable timo Nj. Gales
recovered consciousness and cried ont toT asslst-
aucs tnt before the nearest IN that Setnl
II could BE- a1oufed. the robbers bad accomplished
ihclr purpose and made good Their e$espe, They
oblsdned !eom Mr. Gales pockets package or
money amounting 10 one thousand doEnfs. 81. Y,
residence, No. s05 Erie sheet, where be now lieF -
very precuricne condition. Mr.. Gales thinks he
vas struck NTH slung' shot, and the terrible
hcped tue daring scoundrel who pespetsased this
outrage may speedily be apprehended and pun
ishei.
An Episode OF the Meeting Last Even-
Ing.
Tie following resolution was offered by CHI
capo editor as expressing the E1ews o1 teTerA sho
are now On the tedee. As 1t does not appear to
have tecn Sasorah1y received by the committee on
resolutions wepubhsh It IN order that all sides may
Rs,otrt2 Tbpt II rt approve the provisions =. ~
the Frpedmep's Bureau btlls we nesetsheless re.
n3H. T.
lng It, and notwithstanding perhaps regret the
defeat Of the BILL Te nevertheless cannot ont partly
coincide with the cdgEnt reasons oi the President
snS m
approve the course Of either. and while wc think
thai We can assntc The representatives Of he pep-
issrIotic cosrpe re neFertSeae*s hope they unhold
she Urlen-laytng executive Of the natIoa. There
H. perhaps. no radical difference between Congress
them both; and Nthere unfortunately !. 10 be d!t,
ference in the future, then the true men Of the
country will probably tndorse them both. and trust
Msasred, T6at The above resolution be published
IN the Chicago Epe7tn7 Jotsrnat
TEArEHAxcE.-A very interesting meeting Tas
held last evening In The Clark street. ME. Church.
., which action vas TAKEN looking toward IN e1
tended advocacy Of The cause in this cttY. The
preeeuse On our columns fp1bias mora lengthened
notltf.
pRy Goops.--We advise country merchants "a
visit the extensive Notion House old. h Slime,
Kramer d Co., Nos. IS 80 and 81 Randolph street,
md e1smine thels goods, VerYigreat bargaina ase
offered IN auction lots.
TEE DostoN Anr Aznvx-W arn requested to
ray tla the Artsts' Album, which WIS contributed
10 by many Of or first artists fot lhe Sanitary Fair
and for which raauy Of citizens subscribed WAS
iJ.prsn3 f1f rnNlp tnAtau the Eth Inst.
, 1866-02-27

FArEns on TIE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
--Met.zs BaDtosd BALDWIN. the energetic newt
dea1ers and book ngents. have secured The right to
se1yc the tratn4 Of Tho Michigan Southern tattoad
with Chicago papers, a fact which the traseliin.
4 8, tay, IL A. good ~ done. Ths public may rely
On beng setyeh regularly atons that line Of road
IN future.
, 1866-02-27

DaY GooDs.-We advise country merchants Ia
visit the extensive Notion House Of j. II. Slime,
Kramer Co., Nos. IS 50 and 81 Randolph street,
md e1amine thels goods. VerYigreat baFgaina ase
offered In auction lots.
, 1866-02-27

DEATH Ar Police STAr1oH.-TesterdAy morn
ing between twelve and one o'clock, as police off,
Ger belonging 10 Captain Kenuedy's force, was
passing tho corner Of Lake and Canal at,ee1t he DIS
covered . man {pame unknowbt, iytny on the side
wa1s in front OF tho old Lake Street uou-e- lie was
conveyed 10 the West Side Police stauon. wnen he
gradually san9, and dnally s,nsrsa seout Iuu!
fmmoderate ds1nktng and want Of proper medical
treatment. Coroner Wagner slll hold an in9uest on
The retaAfns to-day
, 1866-02-27

M a Il H f %
In ibis t2ty, Feb, 9Th, ls5. By !ev F. e. skeitou,
Mr., EhWAHh JOYCE and Sfrst MARY JUTE, AL Of
thta city,
AtFepperet, Mass, Feb. eltt, By Rev. 8 L. Blake.
Mr.. EDNARn n. ENDIGDTT. Of this city, and Miss
JULIA F. LAWRENCE, daughter OF the late Luther
Lawrence, Efq.. OF Peppfrcll.
, 1866-02-27

PErsoSAt.-Ibeodare R. Davis, the genial and
accomplished n1tist correspondent Of ha'pers
,reekiy, to whosc pen and pencil the public bnre
been Indebted for some Of the best work Of that
excellent Journal, reached ihis city yesterday, en-
roae for the East. after four mouths tour In the
fur West. lie has taken sketches OF life IN santa
Fer IN Colorado amonE the gold mines. and on the
rIatns, aud btuEg hack rare feu1ln}sce1cea oi I'D
venture, and contributors to public ln{ormatloo
on The regions be has 4aEerftd.
, 1866-02-27

TheAe gifta consist Of eighty Acres OF uradhw and
wood lapd kltn~tea u tie east Of tI
Afxinsop. and :! Ettes rortheast Of Iancsve, Wis,
eords Of VOID may he cot. BESIDES large quan,T of
" nangslly-a qattas RITZ ssaps,S atsS's.s sSn
tGo; 2sEga celebrated Organs; superior Me,uue.r.
scomrfe,e sets 1eieR1 agh !n.tfnmynts: 2Cou1htned
shifting TOP Csr1see: BE Tstehe. large nss.
9fr ntpne5 sad Ita Ssts; Gias: Ssts: Issse nuphsf
taetcts Tes apd Table Spoous tork. and other Silver
Plated Wafe S:oFes tne HAtutssCs Fnrs fase knlSea
ana Forks, Hook Cutlery. Echoo1 Apparatus. Albums,
Mirfpr1, Furniture, Lamp, &c.4 &C.
, 1866-02-27

Go to t1la Best-Afo to Kryaut T. STRAIT.
tons Chicago Commercis. College 10 get thor
oueh, practical business edncanon, or to become a
good Telegraph Operator Address Tor circulars,
fiRrANr d STEArTOy. Chicago III,
, 1866-02-27

DOR SALE-A new and neat cot
tsse ct nt1e rooms. gss and ~a.er de- No. Pr
prIa street between Randolph and Washn4 ton, West
ftactuh Wis. p45S
, 1866-02-27

Gnu.hs and C1tdS can be easily cured
Il taken in time ~ thc use OF Ctawf0td's Puimnfc
Ttochre. They arc tue moss eneetusi and pleasant
remedy IN tho market. Sold ny aruggista. Burn
hams & Van Schaack, wholesale agents, IL Lake st.
Chicago. niG
, 1866-02-27

No. 8, or Toilet CnIoEne, Il tho most
plfassnt md durable perfume made. II Ia prefer.
rcd by those who use It. 10 The German.
CAawELI. MACK i Co.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York,
, 1866-02-27

The Very Reliable ltcli Remedy.
See advertisement on ID page.
f:,1 -drrt,aa mt
, 1866-02-27

Teeth Lille Pearls-Secnred By tho use
Of CazwcIl. Mack L Co.'s sFormodenta'' Tooth
Ppsc. Itis absolutely Tree from all substances In
furious to The teeth, and IL used BY tue best Dsa
ttstR. CAswEIL, MACE & Co.,
SHE AfnnuY.rl nferS Nffy Tnrk.
, 1866-02-27

FOR SALE-~ At Bargain
Il Honse an1 lot 90 Elm st, North Side. Ia rooms,
And bathroom. prlek ba.eent, wish cool cellar. an.
, 1866-02-27

DOR SALE-A fine Farm Of 165
ACRES. !. nAe. vest Of Chicago, isa acres Of tae
rrat,e and 10 acres nf very hne tlabT aefes nndeE
oathouke4. due tru1t orchard. fences, @ Ths fafa
on the Higgins kuAd- thEee miles Tom 1ene1Ron and
n. r. This farm Is woIthy Of inspectlon. Apply By
letter to GE0KGE NASSE1T, JeGersan Post Once
LIZA
, 1866-02-27

FOR SALE-Onelarge brick Resi-
&C, in good condition. On Willard place; price %
Aiso twe h5tck Houses. n rood eoudir,on Oh @ huFoe
6tx2s5 H. Adams St. hr "a CO., Onc Fcy lssEe brick
House. With oil InpoLn inpInysmtn!a. With large
ply TO KEEs 4 AYRn5, Rcoza 10 Ceoses's 0pssa
Horhe. n{Q1
, 1866-02-27

1nt0 thrtr faces. J tntDk it WIS tne1cA.1hle Re
which 10 have oyc1thrnwn It ~
Now one word as 10 the r1iueipse as Represented
IN The mea.uIe. Gentlemen, whatever nsY be the
the question whether frredom tha4 be allowed to
the Flare of no bat mar he The fate Of The Esc.
tnd whether ihfy ahall vote or rot, md whether
their ro,e shall bt insisted on conaj11pu Of ths
secopb.ruction Of the Southern tatcs although 1t
mag he Adultted that the Republican party u not
aereed On that measure. take 1t no person Of the
hSess1 pssy hns s, ~ ~ snS w13a sfa q sns
yetL" Eel With respect 10 ,hat question there Is
cnc Escat ground upon wh,ch all kepublic4ns
sse ae1eed. uPea shjeh y bnt coppezheaa.
sn.t o. not. Il the freedom Of this country sha1l
Ametiesn Constitution, 10 Be secured In their ri2nt
ns assty - pss ssos sgeas t. thess
no ssltety Of sentamEnt nlort H. No man
whe cas aai nass ss n has Ss9 y ss s
orcr tpat poor depressed f1ce that We tor centunes
bavc held in bondt-in thc wicked bsna4rt OF
slavery from Hhieh II has come BY 1neans Of this
lnas1ers. fApplau%e.t No men Thai has soni md
heart ercl - bic rs that, has such thupght M
! nan ~ould retu1n those reseued By this
the sehelt that We hasc wrrted on The deId Of bat
tlc. hAve Just rad. and my blood cusd1ea at ths
sah1s ,hs .eys ssss bad o,sa o.ss,
brought cor torres TO where the rebel aruies wcrt
EnoHp BY him 10 be concealed. lie Hss charged will
thls c1Hk by bis rebel nntter, ind he With shesst
| tue az eteel NDuld n0f deny he had pioted dht
Tag Of our country, our boys IN blue ~ the ha1pt
| OF treasou and The homts O! traitors that the!
| rni.ht be pyrrthrpwn. Whit WAS done 10 him
| His naster tied him hand md hand between fwl
| trees md Ixshed MIN from morning 10 night nnu
fact, and and IL ,s in ths .pIzis q u,
lAte rohcy advocated by our President. Gentle
men. ,he itcz maker my blood boil and bolt w7,l
Indignation an Indignation that words esnt ut,e
-thai ,se are s7ave}y TO tam over to sonhern me-
| two hundred thousand nnee who actually worr th
! uniform os the Union army and who marched unde
the hammer Of the eta1s aud stripes TO u
mus'e al The Onion; who heaen
their plAees In The nation nmid ihe stotEa Of Ast
tie. whc dteplayed Aeroien tt TO ertltle ihem 10
pace among American ftecnen- (Applsuse,i ~
1heEe poor colored men 10 20 hack to slAvefyf HIT
1hG fouEht the hatue< Of the Union. arc they no
J p2l5 no! 10 be Eefted with the rights Of daenef
bat arc ther to Ee turnet oyc. body and for1 bonn
hand and loot to tho faror anE me.rses OF rebel
| who haTc them like grim deathf ia voice NV
will never submit 10 it."l No, not il you hsye a
! American heart In yonF bo-om. Cnu ron trut
! sbem 10 the maenAntmlty oi our Southern bncii
yenT' 1hu, Is what We are Invited 10 do vii
them. We haye IN late years had wpywnrd a1sier
I md SoN,hcrr brethren. hope We Iase dor
! write thtMi For my own part am never t-oiup
| trust spylhjpg to the men who bad charge OF Il
prison ii Andcrsunytle ispp!ansel; the men vi!
were capnb!e Of treating one brave soldiers The
were treated In those prison pens. l LAY the me
, 1866-02-27

TOR SALE-A fine Cottage, with
i ! lot 90 Fulton It, between Wood md ranlna Gts.
,use baa rye IaFEe rooms. With Closets hydrhut
Hr. Eood woodshed, DC. Lot 3s1la tee!. hen.s tos
batgaia-s 5000. GEO, ". HILL, ~ Kds5casr @aes-
nEA
, 1866-02-27

FOR SALE-Nice lot on North
4 Dearborn ST.. 75x150, north OF Wsshl1Eteu .rsrk,
For safe cheap al the Lo1n Nseucy md Eeal E1sa.s
t1aIrs nf RAIfku T. BRADLEY, cpEotE of Lake 616
, 1866-02-27

WTANTED-A e n t~For the
w. STANDARD ulsI1RI OF TIE " AZ. cou,-
pste n o1e qssy ,MEe so1utns at sps1,
Generals, Battle Scencs. Maps and Diagrams Fnb-
1lshed tn both hngll~h and German. Vow ready tnr
delty<fr. This work hAA EivAi taroit. lucid.
cop1ess Autnsnstc md Ecllabo history of Nv xsssS
contiet tsjust what the people Eant: AGENTS csa
ice o1T terms. Address ZKIGLEls MeGuRDF CO.
, 1866-02-27
.Tnt Salt.

TOR SALE-Lease, stock and
i txsnrts OF grocery store Inquire at 4S7 Stats
strtetS corner Of Eidridgr court. r3l2
TOR SALE-Furn1ture enough for
l. 1ye or Six rooms, worth anour $6sD. Ho1t OF
rooms ti hrst Of M,Y hte OF charge ana iulredlate
CtArk street, nJl1
, 1866-02-27
.fnr 8aIe<$Ke1 Rstate.

DOR SAIE-A new house and
i handsome lot on MichtRhn nyeaus, neas a2l st.
Nnnsp has y ropn,, EateE. ghs, bah room, marble
Eoodsnta- c.ttesu, DC. Tile perfect. Pdeo only
$500 TeIuA easf-a charming pIace. WARREN /
GOODRICH, Heal Estate brokers', 123 Deasoo.n-st-.
. =, nS1i
, 1866-02-27

criticize fbe action o1 eEen our highest officers when
they bare n WI anet t he 81 lsdem r. q
dent Of the United States for 1he purpose 81 pnid-
ing up, now. great party, viii only resuit 10 the
o. e. he Dsd as ana MortG9s r. es hn. wao ssg
Sc ttee of tho weights tha, hold rs back.
I think the time hiss cone when We, cannot
soasa q ss sn Rpass s
aNhonsh It rn2y take OF rome Of our nunbes--.he
Meak-kneed and those Who deshr places ot power
plsee better than elear consaence-lt will not
lake Of those &c ehouit Eeep With u.s.
The speaker then ad5ered to the proud position
biz betei tit ihess Wa prosperity il ,po,iness
fnauEu1ated ty the Republicans, which had induced
men 10 take hold Of snd cling 10 tts power who
insts o lie esh ihey sought 10 a,aii themselves Of
tac new party should oe called The party Of
,.opr Southern brethren,' or whether II fhonld be
pnbljcan party spuld be carried on. and the ftee.
dom Of The human race Dnt1 loiiew. he bellesed
there was neither Coppethead. dr1nkatd Or thict
81 ssa' bspPsate bsIsPsa = f. ,S
had viewed this matter rs ph;losophts; but 20
could hardly reconcile to btmsth the Fiston Of
ttspe q The wSite House and nakinc speech 10 !
drunken crowd. led by tcbei leader. The Preai.
dent had nes1sad shai the thtrsy.dse millions OF
bat he could not conceive .grrafer disgrace than
to eee that President, tue chief executive officer
Of 80 rntny people, talkng ID the vdy he did. tA
yotca = be WAS dtunk:l In ralsing new party The
President might produce trouble but he believed
The American heart would revolt against the wrong
and jhst nu understanding might b. had. be
would review The two questions presented BY the
Late fpeech Of Andrew johnson. In That speech
the President had told the world he ha,
adopted policy which shall prevail.
IN rtteE4ng hlE he cdFe forh Only the faytngs ol
| a drunken man, o. ot one who had forgotten hin,
eelf IL rassioD be had 10 consideration Of or 10,
The people Of the Tnhed States who would be eve,
leady to preserve their rshs, moi only II The baot
I tsox, hut wherever roura~ Of error should lead
them. The Fre4ideui1h1d eaid thAt the rebel Satea
| having ctyeu us all The trouble whfth in sesies
] Of sears We had passed through. are BY thl
CONSTITUTION non, and have been Ill this tirne II
TIT UDlon Gha proposition be won1d desire 10 b,
carefully and eandtdlv DISCUSSED, and although thl
might lie true, he had developed hun>er a. The de
noiluceY Of .he bcst men that had support ted hin
| in troEbte and then country IN al1ictfpn. AMI
| whoee memory would live when the name o
| Andrew Jotnson would be forgouen> III
[ sDralc4, ho~ctef, denied that having brokel
10 upont and eonGht to aglnte The Constitution. III
! rebel s1a,es were entitled to claiu The privilege
! y,nrh ppdg IT, IN times gone by, they wonld hay
heer poesessed or Tie fact T. The Statee hlyc bee
OH pi fbc Union, and copdlstouA should te impose
upuu thetr rrtn.n 10 fellowship With the loJa
siatee which should secure IN the future thcIr pea
and The pcacs Il the body. TneT should pot ae ID
tnit'ed unless sonc security he given mat IN IN
, 1866-02-27

vcrtiy denounced the President fot
wi.h7rr to admit 10 the councils Of the nation men
who're bands are still dyed. In The blood Of or.
brave " hoys Il blue and IN the naue OF the pco-
pie demanded that before these men nte admfted
they shall be required 20 give guarantees that hef
Will not tgstn attempt by 1Teacnery to overthrow ous
eo!orcd race, our only tFre friends in the South,
shall Be respected. These, he sata, tho loyal
people ol the North demanded and these they
wonia baye. We eiectea, be eaid, President John.
sou because We believed that he was loyal but We
have been deceived, re now demand Of Congtets
that nnae hut loyal men thail ever represent Amer
lcA In Congress.
, 1866-02-27

nc1uentl ffee1uen1. Caft1el e1b2n muca eoeef-
lrs.
HON. A. =. s1EvEssoS
Uas the nett speaker. Whcu the nat1ou stood In
awe at the terrible murder q our rresi1snt, anu
spcaEer felt sympathy and sosrow inst 5ohnsen
ehonId cxpers htmre!i 10 the rcusurc OF The world
unit to be 1t the head Of nation OF free men, be
no longer fill thAt there cpnid be npology. Il
wsa foz teedom that mutton Of men bad sprung
Sen made he, It was eourht to apa,n enssye them
We thal be recant to the principles of our aucestors
five do rot utterly annihltae tsranns md slavery
that when lie war closed ercer striie would hive
TO be waEed, ~ the pen 10 mGhler thnn the ss1ord
Paradise IL 70 be found not slone in thu esttlc aei
sfa,eI M e. ma nay s,snd . eennine hsfa. pansh@sn,
for defe7ioa 70 he ne'd 6 death. What paa!sh.
nsens 1s g1ea, enough sof tAese who would de:sE: ~
sa tSsi eeS'' ssy 70 IN aspu, 5es ss"ssi sad yas:
stsad ny year eolora md agai Il o.. i i ,ates =
eummel: The people VIII s,snd " them. ns
hs % Ss ", ,g.s tS q ns g.
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ainder. he would admit the rebels to Arsptesent
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seen them on the battle 1eld+ nnd he would that tht
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waa growing Late. and the Chstz11an reused 20 keei
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Il not closed Il mas 10 &c lonEnt nuL me ballo
I II out there. II It taxes nbole eenez4t!on.
| THE OUTDOOR MEETlNE.
rnons,nas or r,t}rnn. unable "a esiu entrance I,
,hr 11n.,ea hill hIted The Street beiore The buid
tne anh ~, fon3 IN tbesr etnsyds fnr he orran
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, 1866-02-27

HRlEK 1UDHEzSE3
Were nlso delivered BY Hon. e. Z. Dyer, Hon. E.
Anthony, W. II. Eddy, Esqr aud other able and
Crding speaker, whosc re1narEs We have sketcbtd,
and al cllci'1nE the rrthusaastir sppAsu.e Of the
tnlmenst Anttrnee. This outdoor meeting did not
eoncude until tbe Adjournment Of that within the
hall. and then broke up with cheers Tor Congress
md h.