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Dial happiness: Indeed without tIneSa TIE
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

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tI neIIseIyes by improper indulgence and soIS.
lazy .nanlts, which ruin both body and n1In,I
uniting them for either business sfS,JIi ~
Ciety, ofT1aFrianIa ~ ; SH'' eSuuSS 30
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I'M Married Persons, or Young Men contanp,o-
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T he he Who places himself underthe care ofnr
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MENTAIIY.--The fearf1i enects on tbem,r,
CONFUSION, of Ideas, Depression ,f SniTiiSs
E fSlst E9r9bodings. Ayers1on to Society. SeIf
some Of the evils produced. w. arg
a., thousands of persons OF all ages can novv
Iuo$e what Is the cause of their TieclInIyS
pale, nervous and emac1ated, having s TiSs1S.
tar appearance about the ewes. Co19b S IA
symptoms Of CONSUMPTION. "s"' ana
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
DemoeraIle POlieF.

We mentioned last week that the
Dem ocracy Of Nebraska City groand
and Kissed SO when Butler spoke there
il joint debate with Merton, that be
could not be heard. Read what the
Nebraska City Statesmen a Democratic
journal, says of this affair:
..Mr. Butler had the closing, but did
not say more tnAn to repel what he UNI
derstood Mr.. Morton to charge him:
that be had in common with the radical
press, denounced this community as a
gang Of cut-fhfoats and ~maSdererss The
crowd in their rampant good humor we
certainly do not think that any one
thought Of disrespect to the speaker, or
intended to be aisorderly)-preyenling
Mr.. Butler from finishing. ~
Mr.. Conn, Of Colorado, closed the
meeting with a few.pointed remarks as
to the radical party. He however said
that Mr.. Bother had been vanquished by
Mr.. orton's logic, when the truth is
Mr.. Butler was sileEced as above stated;
whether intentional or not We hope new
err again.to hear that a Nebraska City
audience Ail.1o listen 70 a pubic speak
er,howsv yer opposed It a.ay be to b lew >
ihatis to say thai ihe people will not DIS
gaise Heir repaf IS they did fast Gu
eping 81 ttsif eonduH
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
..GnT ,Emy


Mr.. Morton has efectuly squelched
the cryq Of disloyaItg hurled al him ty al
the small and large Radicals.Of this Ter
risory, by producing official certificates
to his loyalty from such responsible gen.
tlemen as Alvin Saunders, Secretary
Paddock, &c. d. Butler falsi6es when he
charges d~isloyalty upon Morton. or Saun-
ders and Paddock Cid so when endorsing
him as a patriotic citizen. Il is a bad case
OF ,eOT, en-" Hence all the bigsaad Il :
lie political Swapping dogs" who b ]
''disloyally'' upon the track of Mr. Nor
ton, have been squelched-sent o their
kennels. How are you BY this time p
Omaha Herald.
This isa rich lease Of got EN-" e
sembling considerably the case Of where
one man Dragged about the feat of hold.
ing down an antagonist IN a fight, with
his nose, uAich he claimed to hare insert
ed bstsUesn 6is antagonists teeth for that
purpuseL Gov. Saunders told US per-.
sOnany that all be gave the certificate
for wa to prevent Mor,On's being draft
ed elseybere-fearing their might be a
draft IN NebEaska, 5hieb he could nOt
shiEk with The esr eate on record As
10 the '1oyalty'' thathe ait smpts % prove.
byit, the Gov. would have been dereliet
in his duty towards loyal men had here
" IT,
fused Morton the certificate, The other
.nsmes fOisted in By the Herald are all
false, as Morton only claims n from
Gov. Saunders. ser
Loyal Vo,ers Remember that not a
man on the Union Ticket County or
Territorial-nesds a certificate Of loyalty!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
Trains FusiIade.

49, n ..-.. f| ...I fa-.awFHa #
y Last Tuesday evening our City was
%starlle d from its usual placidiJy by the
scattering of numerous small bills head
e6, "NIGGER or no Niger, that is
the Question. and stating that George
Frances Train would deliver a speach on
this subject at McPhersOn's Hall,
A large audience gathered at the ap
pointed time, among whom were many
of the fair sex. Z
At length Train arose, wiping his
mouth on his sleeve, took a vote on what
he should speak on, Andy and the"NIG-
GER" China, England, etc. of course
the vote was scattering and So Train
spoke! To take full notes ofhis speech
was impossible, and yet The main points
were the same as the speech he deliver
ed in the church. HIS speech as neal as
could be reported was as follows
/, George Francis Train have been to
England l have seen that England
rules America; Bancroft, Everret and
he whole American people are tOadyss
George Francis Trains I.
annihilated Mason At Nebraska City,
my friends all said j used him up beau
fully, l did ! makes a face which.
causes immense excitement Il beard.a
ed The English lion in his den, and he
ven trembling from my presence, / had
the den oil 10 myself! Came 10 this
country, my speeches were upon every
tongue, even to the yalleyof JebOsaphat,
and my friends thrust upon ne the next
Presidency, (here came in an anecdOte
70 illustrate how all Europe had stood
with open-mouthed wonder az his great
ness, the audience laughed) ] came to
Boston. everywhere / saw nothing but
"NIGGER, NIGER" a niger Han.
cock, a niger Washington, all, all was
~(SensatiOn.) I said / was a
white man, / would show them that thia
was a white mans government got
knocked down for my pains, Immense
cheering, evidently a mistake on the part
his audience Of tosdystO England) / was
irrepressble, IarOse and barred my breast
to fanaticism that was the loyal feeling
20 save the country fapaticism didn't
to time. You can't make a niger
a white man no more yoa can make a
horse Of a jackass. (Immense excite
an 49, r-asan, o.rn.eA 10
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
The constitution.

= "The Constitution of the State of Ne
braska, which The radical party has made
a portion Of It's platform, provides that
''all free Thite- male citizens over TWEEN
ly.one years of age'' shall be citizens OF
the Stale. The Constitution
which Hey endorse and The platformwhich
they endorse are contrary TO each other
in letter and spirit" NortOn's lers.
IS To show the glaring falssboOd in the
above you have Only to readabei Union
Platform in another scolumn.e 81 Youcwill
not find there the least endorsement of
the CoDstitutiOn the Constitution is not
even mentioned. The Union party are
in favor Of immediate State erganiza-
ton, not because Of any love for the
Constitution, but because the material In
terests of Nebraska demand it. we,
even under that Consultation, are no
worse off than we are under the Organic
Act /; it contains the word white in ITS
dsf6lriou Of suffrage! The Constitution
ne can amend ihe Organic Act We. can
not! The adsancemenvof the material
wealth. and prosperity is what the Union,
Party advocate State for. and not a Con-
stiIulion which contains or ignores the
4Ae- ttAll4tL 14t IIt
word = white 10 - a sfd54a4 sd
This is our Platform and the Union
Party Platform, and we defy any one to
prove TO the contrary 81
We never saw a party 50 completely
"tickled to DEATH over such a small
"mare's nest as the Democracy are over.
this. 20 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

We gaze, afew days sincs.
'Fae's tfom would Be Gosernsv
speeches. We now add osher te-';~aoas
ot his appseciation Of Presidesf Too,es
also how hs did, and probably dos. leo!S
regard leading rebels. Sometims lA'
me canvass for Congress be,wssS
pet Or. George i. Miller snS 4s
hischccck this same Morton ma t-
OF these words in a public Office = S Se
ci'y-"That JEFF. Davis was a bsf,s-'us
socially, morally, and p~.litieaI y Lan'
Abe Lincoln" MIN
That Isl fine specimen Of he
of The Fallandisham, Morton. anil
Davis DemocracY Of Nebraska
ment Is unnecessary. Shall such ~
Of Iutpence and such men Initiate ~
braska into Statehood, and rule her A..
tines : The people VIII answer IA -
polls, we believe BY voting Nebra,ha%
as a State, and voting all such men -,
OF oflee=Ps0pksa Press
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
NEMAHA.

There is a%triangular fight IN Nemaha.
William Daily, Esq, radical of Radicals,
hnt aman Of no little force Of character
and bility, is an anti State candidate
for ibe Senate, against Rich, prostate.
HcnT. w. Bedford, a bold apdrfeaP,
S Democrat, is the eandidale 81 The
4n1feu johnson Democracys
ae "a able canvass We JOE
lords success.
The above paragraph we find in the
2mahs Herald. A few weeks since,
lille Train. Morton and Millsr-the
EDITOR Of the Herald-were here, this
object was aimed al by them, 10 divide
The loyal party in order to elect their
copperhead friends and secure the Leg
i~slature. Hhis is shown from the fact
that Miller left here ere anything def
mite was accomplished, and went home
and stated i for a fact ! There is no
foundation for it in truth, as al know who
know The inflexibile patriotism of Mai.
VIM Daily. AlthOuehf this thing was
contemplated sometime since, yet the
good ems Of Maj Daily saW thai II
would lead TO a cOppsrhead triumph.
whieh hspmOold under no circumstances
lend himself too.
Morton has been here since, and so
Train, and have doubtless concOcted
as hellish scheme to split up the loyal
piefs Of ibis county : yet. it rests entire.
y 10 The voters, whether they will be
10 4 " coppefbeads Remember that,
Il bear any harbacks on the
election. Morton and Train
- changing Of the politics Of
~
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

month to divide the loyal party their
aim! This is further shown by the fact
that Bedford claim that Traih was their
CUES; last Tuesday egening4h Thai they paid
for the hall! 81
Let the Union volers Of nemaha stand
firm to the Union Ticket, aAd The efforts
Of these inported demagogues will faIl
harmless 10 The ground. Remember The
the contest is not for to-day but for all
time! The cause Of Justice wfHHVe
when Train and Morton stink in the
grave with the Negro they dispise SO
much! -fhe caHse=ofH aour-i
ish dispite the efforts Of these dema.
gogues 10 divide its friendss Stand firm
Let not pretended friends urge upon you
other thantAe true Union Ticket and
read every name on on your ticket care
fslly before voting it! -u
49, Lives there a man With soul 90 dead
Wbo never TO himself hath said, ~
This is my oWn my native land. iced 8h.
IF there be one TO him belongs NOT lhe
noble heritage oflOyaly gained in the
past by Nemaha County Beshim goi.he
.c~opperheaa ticket = n4Ioya men stand
firm WofR A victory now is defeas
for years asdefeai net
peFbe aa he control
Ecu snakes are working viii
might ADD main their hope is Pickering
up and must be extinguished forever, if
we would moi. have our country filed
with men who cannot live in Missouri,
because Of their love for treason ! Such
win flock to where the cOpperheads gain
a victory Do you desire such If not
work LIKE turks. next Saturday Bring
every loyal voier 70 the polls I! See that
none stay away! Let none shirk a duty
they owe TO the Union and its braVeIde-
fenderss EHeIycopperhead inthe country
win vote, see that every Union vote be
poIled, also, and the victory is ours Be
led eslray by no copperhead ~ensoEse.
ment of Andrew johnson; they only en-,
dorse him in what pleases the southern
rebels! Fear not TO tackle them and
show up their dirty designs +; they are
vulnerable as hell and corrupt as lis
minions ! Work for victory, and III is
surei Recognize no division in Ourtick-
Ell .for there is none! Stand firm and our
country will be saved from the ruEe of
cOpperhead minions, who would damn it
for party's sake! s5 aga bsi 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
UnlOn Party Platform.

Doeag.sd That MO the delerafes IN
- Caawsn,;an renrasentino ,be IInfoD
- Nebrssrs are n favor of
80 CO orran;1anon- for he
-
:r.1i -Tba, IN opr ;ndoemon, !, will
Ia - rono,atb sneedy settlement Of
Tor yi,ory ard ~ 5@evefon is material
+rov,,b AMI orosneri,v
0..e.5~Tbs, !, ,Sii n,,ce nnder the
$500 - he naonle onr ScbooL Lands
IS ,S~@br = rroiv coD,r;bu,e 70 rednce
80 sn5rort Of snr Common
- EN-
rbat :, 1su enable Nebraska
psbl;e Lands vbicb The
sromeetSBS~ nronosed 70
csaaa n ,vers;,v Aori.
e~,eRnSd1o and Cor
~ onr m;neTal resopr.
.sbIa Isnds Svi1b;,
Seen s6sorbeS bv
- he l-ocst;on
se,o ;ssned fo o,be
nrresse8 revenue
800 ,bot.voGon.
.cro,on c,+nora,;ons
80 - bere,osore
-s,id - han comment
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

The judiciary is . s 9@fi'sred by men

The judiciary is 10 be eficered by men
Of positive worth and ABILITY.
No man ID Nemsha County need De
tod Of the legal ability 70 ?. NasOr,
who has no superior al he Bar in this
region. The standing q Mr.. Lake u
Om1ha IS very high also and bis capac-
iIy is endOrsedSby The woss worthy and
honorable men Of his parry. Mr.. CrOunce
Of Rnlo. is a New York Lawyer. where
examinations are rigid, and diplomas are
evidence Of merit Having Pracuced With
success for ten r twelve years, Al the
call Of his country, he rTshed % the he'd
o. battle, and as q Capt,in OF ArtillerY
and Staff officer Of Central Seigle wen
honors as a soldier, and respect as a Gen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

Hon. T. w. Upton, last Saturday,
travelled so miles and made two able
Union Speeches. His heart is In the
work, and well is the good work -four
ishing wherever be has been. Alive to
10 the interest of the whole Territory,
he sparesno time money. or horseAesh
to convince The people and as he Gays,
the people need but to know their inter,
est and State will carry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

- Bedford grows because Mason
to- Train, becau'e, he says 1t was
our rsstiag A lie Is out Somewhere.
Train has steadily dlsclaimed being a
parry man. yer Democrats REM him a
hall 2Hea is ~eOpperhead as his speeebs
indicated, and has fear q free DIS
CUSTOM.
And shey shall q 6leand Gee PC.
g tAa mountains d 1epsidam.
The Union lion rosfsgh and the whapg
doodle .mourneth for It's first BORN
GEORGE RANCI TRAIN HBR-
RAHl Hurraht HuTat HuRRAH |!
hurrah-h.h -!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
Train.

f =. - ~. A.H#. AH XHaHr g
"A Correspondent Of the Omaha Her
aid in complimenting G. Francis Train
on a speech lately delivered BY George,
IN Nebraska City, says he made The fol-
lowing point:
The Declaration of Independence, the
American Revolution and the C0nstilu-
ton of our fathers were based on the
principle that taratiOn WithOut rspressn-
tatiOn 0as robbery" ~
This poinths made for the benefit Of
,chits traitors and in bis speech here
he opposed giving suffrage toIoyaI blacks
because. as he said, they possessed LEES
brain lhan whites ; but forgo. the taxa
ZION n robbery part. he then cOn.
mitted himself to the robbery of a.
class too ignorant, as he fntimated, to
protecl themselves Doubtless the act
Of .ssteallng coppers off of a dead ne
gro's eyes, would be.greally lessened
as a crime in Trains estimation, be-
cause of the smallasss Of the dead
darkey's brain. Another point made
"Abraham Lincoln's policy was 70 re-
construct the country and DIT Johnson
is only carrying out the plan laid down
by his predecessor.
All who Femember Trains statement
here, thai on coming from England be
made2bis noted ~COppsrhead speeches az
the Nreqnest Of Mr.. Lincoln" will have
liuIe doubs that Andy Johnson is carry
ing out he same policy nOSO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
Ma. is NJ: M,c Ieatty dofng in h

Nhatis'W. M'Cieary doing mlhs
ranks 81 those who opposed the war for
the Union. while he was fighting rebels :
Does the name Democrat" completely
.co9ere The acts Of secession sympa-
thizers. with him? He is NOV in the
ranks with those who said secession was
right" denounced the var as a ~"faiiure"
and such as he IS ''Iincoln's hireIings''!
With the din of battle in his ears and
the smell of powder yet on his clothes,
can he forge; what he fought for? Two
soldiers have already been politically
buried for lending themselves to destroy
the Union party in This county, and the
grave yawns for The third, Patriots for
get not so soon the cause they have
IN , .l99f hu6} t5iHs - i9el 90 ~
fought for 81 a8t 20 u.s. aeo
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

"a Company &C.: Do you forgsr
the menial Offices your tqAnNE W,
Bedford. ordered you TO do while in the
service? Will yog vote for a man who
ordered away his neighbOrs so as 40 to
offend ~aristOeratic officers?
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

RJrBe careful how yoa vote for Rep
r~eseniaiive! Every vote for The ticket
is lift for Morton to the .. s.. Senate,
where he viii undoubtedly work with
the Vallandingham- Voorhees, .SaaIsbnry
party.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

negger equality signify the same by saya
ingI; ah, yes, that's right, didn't sup
pose you would wan, to insult your wives
and sisters and daughters By nakSng the
niger your equal contrary minded say
no, ca pretty good vote was 6 given ali
those who desire 10 make a nigger his
equal had better leave this Intelligent
audience blessed are The peace
Makers" take the rebel by the hand
aHdsh0wuhatyn rehtnst make5hime
feel that he's your brother (disPEe ihe
facr that be murdered your brother. J +
-g~o4xithAndy4ab nsaREpreadL wide the.
doors of Congress to tie late rebels.
| don hale the niger, Una White man
aud don't want the nggef made my
equal have built railroads, / have been
to China, I've travelled the valley Of Je.
hosaphat, and remember the Sermon on
The MOaht, love the rebel, blessed are
a
the peace makers, etc. - 5As
He said much that vas insulting to The
audience, for instance he characterized
Inc missionary enterprise a esSindle, and
much more that would have driven way
an Audience "a disgust from a less
hnnsrpns pr1l1 He hi rs Democrat
gAs Sd favor sricA he right Of
suffrage 10 all ashO. could read and write,
His effort reminded US Of a couplet by
repeating which we used TO irritate the
sons of Africa, it runs thus:
Nigger. niger pull . trigger,
Blowed his wind and killed a bigger
IF a comet should descend in our town,
or a Do upset our houses with a Sc
rene sky overhead. ours would not ex-
Eceed the asionishment manifested by
Train when Hon. o. p. Mason entered
from the back room in response to the
call, Trains eyes prOlrpded like two
eggs on a mud pile, as he awaited the
skinniug he sorichly deserved, for bragg
ging SO LASTLY of having annihilated
Mason at Nebraska City. Mason had
barely begun pouring hot shot into him
when Train arose and interrupted HIM,
and for few moments there was con-
siderable sexcitement;g Train and bis
friends yelling that he should speak, Gle
just finished adlwo hour and a half
speech,9 while Mason's friends showed
a. determination that he should finish
wishou, interruption. Train finally sat
down, yet ere Mason had more than
fairly begun on him, Train and Bedford
.psssedlOu t the back door an triuWrh
Mr.. Mason then took up Trans en-
dorsement,and proved Trains i%pconsis-
.tency by reading the letter Of the Presi-
dent TO Governor Shark wheEein ihe
President urges-negro spfrage, I'm
having, before be rug made seveE
marks intended 50 lessen the
the Univns nominees, Mason 81
Brooks, the Presidents endors
cratic candidate foE CongF
said be did not endorse. The
leaersto Sharky. Masop
atlenlion to Trains insult o he
Of England, Nwhoswefa always wi
North, in opposition to he arlssoe
who favored the rebell0n scored
Train on his insult 70 the Forsign Mission
cause. Ii was the heaviest scoring that
Lord SANKEY'S groom ever received. AMI
perfectly AnnihllaIed Train in this Gem
munty, Mason and the Union ticket
received three loud and prolonged cheers
al the close ofthe debate, ,ir.9
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

B9-Krow ye not w. g. Glasgow :
Yes,pany who composed the Democratic
Mass Meeting know him to their sorrow,
because as Sheriff he has done his duty;
and will-dc it as Representative. The
Of criminals is his Hbes; holt"