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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22

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BIS ldonlH. andNi have found Ia IL an that Is
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ly hald for several !earsywih he safe in saving I,lr
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lions in the Use of The AMBROSIA | am proud 10
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Wmlst lll nthor lgstoratNes have failed can
hair 10 its original color, having seen Il tested hy
myMoSt Intimate friends. I Know ID to he supd
riur TO All Other fcStoratives, What do know /
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best article iu market. WM NJ UIppA pAun ~
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22

From the following letter IL win be
learned that the Little Miami ana Column
bus ana Xenia and Dayton and Western
Railroads viii carry persons to and from
the Democratic state Convention on the slh
of January for half-fare
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

Is the most popular IttIR RESTORATIVE q
the day ItiScl"ancr, more richly pormmcd, ami
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22
Washington Corrspondcnced
JacObin North Carolina
Military AppOintments-r SUR
ratt Anair-rhe House Chaplain
old Abc's statue.

-tfAA 0lhNf y 6ANNtiCt
WAsHlNaroN, December 10.
sciiENCK's hill, 70 innuguratc papetiai
Compress, Is the first essential step TO keep
alive the revolutionary policy OF keeping
out the ten Southern States from all par
ticlpatlou in Congress, until amer the next
Presidential election. The charge OF "dis-
loyalty against them Is but clap-trap. The
true meaning Is they arc aot t66s permitted
70 roic. The North Carolina enabling act
ofold Thad. Is framed in incontemptuous and
Ubiquitous violation OF the rights Of the pco-
pie Of North Carolina, OF the plain lottor
and spirit Of thc Federal Constitution. and
OF the fundamental principles ON which the
political institutions of She country were
establshcd, arr patent aud indlsputable
propositions to the mind oC every man and
boy who knows anything whatever OF tho
history ofthc United States. Nevertheless,
We lcaru from the Washington cGroui3s
that this hill "has made u favorable impress
ion on almost cycry loyal miud,~ Con-
lgrcss, We are further told may insist on
universal ncpro suffrage, aud the C1roHicie
SAYS; eve are clearly of the opinion that
the loyalisi- Of North Carolina will need
the vote orevcry black man Ia the State In
order to enable them to overcome the Rebel
vote, and we know that the gentleman who
framed the hill win acquiescc cheertully IN
Iauy change which Congress may see proper
to make in this feature ofit.H SO Il Is prob
able the bill win be seriously pressed.
Tho President has sent to the senate
about thousand military nominations,
/ They include most OF the regular army APP
| plirauts and many volunteer hreyets hat
no staH appointments, The military com-
mission have called for Information re-
| gardiug the recommendation OF many Of
the regular army nominations, and no con
! iirmations are likely To be- made before The
middle OF January.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22

The Sculptrcss is highly spoken OF by
the Washington Evening star She Is vim
dicatcd from thcaspersions emanating from
Mrs. Swisshelm's bitter pen, and il Is snain-
tanned that She win produce work in the
contemplated statue of Lincoln. which
VIII be highly creditablc 70 American art.
Judge Black, of Pennsylvania. and Chas.
IOConor, of New York. are here the latter
having arrived last night. Mr. O'Conori is
here looking after the interests of Jeli.
Davis, and was to-day inconstltatlon with
Judge Black In reference 10 the case.
There Is Il sensation here in reference to
rumors of . congressional investigation
into certain charges against United
states senator, among them thatof having
he"n nhucuced, by pecuninry cnnsidcta-
lions, 20 use hit interests for the appomts
menl at u person to a lirst-clnsS position in
the Ervcnue department IN New York.
The telegraph says that General GTaut.
while IN 81. Louis, refused to attend ball
given by the Grand Army OF the Republic.
In this, General Grant showed excellent
| Judgment Tie Knew that the organi3a-
tion IS political, and refused to have anN =
thing TO do with it,
The Secretary of the Interior has ist
rendered an important decision. affirming
the decision of the Commissioner of Pen
eions rejecting the applications OF widow
and commissioned officers of the army and
navy for the allowance provided by section
second of the act of July ~ 1866
This is o portion of that act under which
lCougressmen drew their extra $4,000 and
which, unlike the widows and orphans
above alluded to, they succeeded in get
ting.
, 1866-11-06

Large 1rlrh Republican Mcct1nE-Fiery
Speech Of John Fopc I1oductt-lIc -mRHhts
TIP the Dcu1ocrney-tsrcas Excttcmcnt-Thc
Eoppcrhcnds Threaten 10 Lynch fitm-tIc
vtuatcnsrs thr Republicans aud CnrFlrs
the NtrcfinF--Ele Replies to tho Farmer
CorPerhcnd Member Of &'onEt rrs and Dr-
tents fRtnt-Pixtoia. Howte Knives md
R1udgcuns Fnit to subduc Him. and he
Finally Conoucfs.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttsbune.l
MINIATURES, Noyember5.
John Pope l1odnett, the Irish orator. from Chi
easo, arrived in opE ci,y, ard was walled npon os
Geucsal Paine aud Mr.. SplnceE, and conveyed lu
\ ca7iagc to Brlae1d Hal1, wherc J. II. Carcs,
former Copperhcad Member Of CONGRESS for shts
Of the aud1cncc. on behalf Of the Cop.
perheadt. nnttrE his speech, Carey compared
tic case Of Jcd. Davis 10 tnni nf Robert Emmett
and Judge Chsse with Lord SoshqIy. and called
couutTy ns 1t ought to be to Sotc for the admts-
sion OF tho southern members and 10 sustain 4.
j.. md }ae was glad 70 see ihat Governor S~Anu
Ii the conclusion Of hls address, Mr.. Hodnett
cntr,ed The hall. an'l after he.ting the eonpart-
-on tho gentleman lad dvawr. demanded thai he
should be heard md gs1nte 'hts s.u1s Id m2sn
fs'ss, f. shea,d l. ai ea, Rod"st. ese On liz pIat
form, and was received With tremendous cher"
Ing. The audience. ball confused; da nns r. [eag .ss
midst At the wtdes. coIurnntioI. Mr Hodnett
rcMncDccd to calm tie bll1ows of The angsy
OCEAN. He vas heard with the escatSst aitsnti9n
far tome rrpr, but as tooE a. he p.tenso mo tnS
President for lis interference With the fcntaa' :;
he audience became 11,nst hoistefous, ana
threatcred him with all kone Of deaths. he
il 1naintaincd his fearless advocacy Of the cause
ci 'n,n sca3hpc fe said ,hcre was Contributed /,
ths Irish National Fair at thiea.o, b! politician
, 1866-11-06

y,t.. =, rn.. TnuN.-Cn,.-1f
1noa % ~ 1ast =. nouis .e H. E,an',an
In'"e Atrankcsntn tor tuo S, Ieet'o4
be! sais-A Fieh1-Whn1 Frank Blair Pro-
poHeH to do.
[SpeciaI Despatch to the Chicago Tt1bnnc1
- Low. Eor.nhers
.. Loo1s, Sossnoes p",, o, ..
RIOT occurred tast n1sh1 IN ne" nal Opened
East St, Lonis, The ball was In progress when
rocro ,,ara ,h-o,r, 3r, Tho h,,,a;n1 accommodated
~ ,5s,os sha,s sarar,, nsrsans .sare aos.r..,S
though Uone MORALLY injured Various stories
arc told Of tho origin of the riot. One account
aays a 1auc Of Conseryatiye soldiers who had been
'e10He" NV a8e W Ane uat. 4o' q poIs'.a'
caused the disturbance, but this Il stsenuoas1y
denied. g.
General Sherman arrived In #. Louts yestcr-
day. He Will remain tt1e shot time and lhen
leave iot Me11eo WIN minister tamppeit With
whom be goes on m Important anG delicate mis-
, 1866-11-06
FROM SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.

Meeting at Albion. Edwards
Eouuty-t.rcus shuStnam-Srccche% ot
LtrntEuaut tsoycrnor Hrnss mt tscO. 4.
Bellows, Ero.-tIrrtinG at Olncy md Clay
t'it5-Thc t'ntan AIcn Of E1Spt Iteudy aud
Eager for the Frny.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune
CLAY C11r. November ..
Nv notice Of the series OF meetings addressed
by Lieutenant Governor BEost and Geo. G. Bel
lowe. Esq closed with the snhusiasfic meeting At
Grayyi,lc on Wednesday evening. Thursday Was
one Of tie most b&1ny days possible. 1t Hi early
uass hat doatcl IN al directions, and soon The
esuf 5ssi eeose sWelse oeioeE ho
headed By iEe G:aysiIis Band, were received
Th sddn s fe een Ss s AT ss II
n many Sanding outside Not leg than two
asas sfes sl
made 4 most stirring and convincing spcech;
Appiause loul and long frequently interrupted
him, while his uranswesso5: a;gunsnts ana .aa
Copperhca.s He was followed hy Lieutenant
Governor Bros. who. for more shan two honEs&
commsnded tie undivided attention Of the h. audt, s
Democracy Eaade tho Var: and hence were ssspon'
.iblc for orr immense deb, for gil sae nusdett
committed " eneril!ss. and Ill she horrors o.
GuEdIcds OF battle nelds Inc! Neie uopeesSJ
corrupt anc .:!=loy7l, and hcnse could not ee
wonld bury them ont Of eight next Tnesday. that
they misht pollnse he earth 10 10
more. The gallant Republicans q
Edwards COUNTY are in the best Of spirits and VII!
poll much larger E,aioritF than ever before.
Yesterday (F:iday) afternoon. Ne;srs. Bco.s
ard BELOW. addressed the cItszcus Of Rschlanh 4
Olncy. Iher had fine spirited nertsus and 1t t.
believed much good was done. This Afternoon
The citizens Of Clay Comfy gave them cordial
! Sc expected on The eastern eide Of
| the county and much Interest
| was added 10 It By the presence OF Genera,
Ncf'it. Rciinw. si,d Isross IL one OF hi. most ef
tectivr speeches The Repnbltcans Of C1as and
Riehiand promise to send a loyat Repseeentat!se
| ltc. lieutenant tiovetnos b!oss aud NF; BELOW.
have n,atc a most successful tour in Southern
Illinois, and Il IL behaved theie speeches Will aTs
large innucEcc uron the results Of tue caov1ss.
, 1866-11-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

Lust Hours Of rhc Cnnvnss-3pcccd of Rev.
Ur. COLLIER, Of Chtca9o-Irtsh-tkcpubl
Mectine-speerhes Of Governor Or9esby
and others.
lspcclal despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. November 5.
lhc last hours Of the CANVASS hare been glorious
u Improved in this city. In The Hall Of Repre-
sentatises, Dr.. collyes, Of Chicago, addressed a
large audience Of tue tiif< OF our community. n
his peculiar and inimtable style, on the questions
before the country. He handled the subject in =
mastery manner, and demonstrated that there vs45
duly IN the ballot Of every loyal ctuzen, having
The mora direct obligations that lie within the
mora! sphere. He ~as loudly applaudel. and
VII! De 1eanily welcomed second time TO tbs
CAPITA! u Illinois. lie returned TO Chicago by tie
night u ain.
While this meeting was in progress, anosher Of
much greater elGnldcanee Was being held in the
ball oi the 1ttsn Republican Club, Of Springfield.
lhts organization had assembled IN largely In
etcased numbers, aud were listening to q soul
present BY special Invitation, and made Que Of
bis most happy and telling speeches, In which he
depicted H. vivid characters the petddy aud double
dealing Of Andrew johnson to the ferian organ
izalton. The speaker bad 10 sympathy with the
The path Of the Fe1ans in their efforts 10 lIhcrste
ireland from English control. 1c spoke Tor Over
an hour, with his accustomed vigos and elo-
queuce, and Was applauded in the most approved
style.
The Governor was followed By Hon. $: n. Cul-
short hut well.dltectcd speeches. The meeting
Republican ticket.
4 very important breach is undoubtedly made
will largely augment the Republican majority Oh
the morrow,
, 1866-11-06

Ono Murder mud Two Stumbling AHtAss-
Discussion Between D0nnc!Iy nud Colonel
D. 4. RabeFtson-D0n1c1iy 5ouciches His
Ocponcnr-Tbc Probable Result. &:c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ST. PAr1, MIMI, Novcmoer5.
Stabbing ARRAYS IRE becoming the order Of the
dag here now, 4 man named John uoren stabbed
William Delaney, with whom he had been playing
cards for pair Of boots. early Saturday morning,
and last night William Mitchell and Christopher
Connolly had drunken fight, during which the
latter was badly stabbed. Delaney will recover,
hut II Is doubtful whether Connolly will. farmer
named Williams was murdered between Mime
apollo and Bloomington on Saturday night. BE
had been in Minneapolis and sold load OF wheat
for 800, md was Killed On his way home. Ills
team vert home and his body was fonnd In the
wagon, shot through bis head and with pockets
riGcd.
The discussion, Saturday night, between Rep.
resentative Donnel1J and Colonel D. 4. Robertaou
was a great Republican triumph. Robertson waa
thc challenger, aud Donne1ly used him 80 badly
That he viii be careful how he proposes any more
their side was beaten Donnelly's speech was o
powerful elort, and made the most impression o.
any political speech that has been made in st
Paul for years. Tonight both parties hare meet
inss, the Republicans in 1ngcrsol's Half, and tht
Democrats on Bridge Square. Minnesota vii
make good report Of herself to n,nrrow.
, 1866-11-06
FROM KANSAS.

Departure Of the Railroad Excursfon1sts-
The IndInns-Perronnl-A uonbie Murder
The Election To.iny.
Especial Despatch 70 The Chicago TFibune.l
LAWRENCE, November s.
The railroad excursion party left this city yes
teraay, On a fpecial train, for St. Louis. They
express themselves highly pleased with theIs
Kansas trlp, and The marvellous growth and pro-
g1ess Of this city eince the Quantzell massacre.
ConArmstnry of my Inst despatch, a letter from
Fort Ellsworth. dated October 31et, says the In.
dlaus arc quiet On both sides Of the Smoky Hill
and santa Fc route. Some Of tue annuity goods
for the Asrarahoes and Cheyrnnes had arrived
there. Colonel Wynkoop Is now about At Fort
Zorah, and will return In q few days.
Colonel BntteEheld, formerly OF Atchteon, is
here. He intends going Into the Indian trade,
On Sunday evening two maeons named Mer1Fin
and Brown, employed on new building now he
inr erected, had quarrel, which resulted In
Browns shooting Netwln, Killing him almost In
knife. ripping open hie bowels, ron ~ he effects
sidney c:ars' NJ e. ard h., Go1o5s, S,, GSeosgs Seog
aud candidate for Attorney Gencra1, are address,
inc the people to night At Frazier Hal1.
The election will pase of quietly tomorrow,
and 70, OF course, Radical. though there Will be
rome scratching on Governor The election q!
members Of the Legislature apsorhs everything,
in consequence Of the Senatorial question.
, 1866-11-06

His Lordsnip asked II tho Crown objected to the
hon. Mr. Cameron eaid be had no objection to
being taken the same a. II the parties were here
themselves.
Aftef forcble appeal bY Mr. Mckenzie, md u
temperate fejolnder by Mt. Harrison, hla Lord
ship charged tic Jury II not ealiated to give the
pr1eonet The benefit Of the doubt. The Jury re-
Tired and lii an hour BROUGHT IN verdict of = uot
guilty !" and the prisoner was discharged
NEW YORK, November 5-Ihe Hfydkrs To-
fonto special eays: Great dt~6atittacttou exists
on the verdict in the case Of Iumsden. The Cath.
olics in The city sstest boldly thai Lumsden was
discharged on religious c1puIds, and THAT the
evidence against him was stronger than that
tgninst McMAhon.
The Hon. B. Delernny, OF Montreal, intends to
apply for admission fur practice In Toronto on
bchalt Of the Fenienn. He has been engaged 10
defend the prisoners confined At Montreal.
The tfial Of Jnrncs Dru1amond commences at
twelve O'Clock to-nosrow tAonday.)
The HG,!d's TORONTO special rays that In coz
sequence Of threatening letters sent to Witnesses
OF the Crown III Fenian cases, they refuse to give
evidence unles. assured Of adequate military pro-
tec1!on at Fort Erie.
Sheriff Jarvis yesterday invited United States
Consuls Thureton and Glake, Of Furt Erie, with
the correspondents and witnesses present from
tho States, to visit the prisoners including Father
b'c31ahon and Colonel Lynch, at the Jail. The
prisoners number nlnctJ-seEen, and appear to be
well. McMahon and Lynch occupy apartments
together. All express themselves well cared for.
Father McMnhon WEE engaged IN religious read
icc. Lynch appeared to be Writing notes 10
friends,
, 1866-11-06

Of the Repuhlican and Democratic parties, $tl,-
21l. and out Of that amount tho Republicans RAvs
SIC 600, and the Democrats only 500. Hs also
stated the fact that Mr.. Carroll, member Of the
ScnAte of,he State Of New York, had introduced
resolution Into the Philadelphia Convention for the
repeal Of the neutrality laws, and . rnotiqn was
made that 1t 1e referred 10 Southern Committee,
AMI they SAIL NO; the id Irish sEa1l mover ret
our support We will bury this motion In pit
holc, Where 1ae hand OF resurrection can never
reach 1t, and mike the foreigners feel that are
eifll power In this land" He told several auee-
dotee, and the Copperhc.ds be.
threatened TO shoot him. He replied,
taylng he had only one life 10 1oee. and II they
waited to take that they could act cowArd's
part and take It & ON him now 0e would speak
fr tho country, die for the Onion. and defend the
Canadian prisoners at the cost Of his own Life.
tChet1s.l
Nj. Hodnett was listened to with attention,
holding III; own and making, new converts, an
swe1ing all questions. and csEing the greatest sat
is3aelion 70 his biuetsst enemies and challenging
for division, md II was agreed 10. tho majority
Rra:n,nin. the epesker and his noble principles.
After the epeech. the Irtsh1nen escorted him to
ct.ria.r. and said II any violence attempted
they would hol1 The leaders Of the Democratic
t4t:y to strict accountability and charge them
with the outrage.
This ended she 1stt great Republican Irish
meeting in onr city, and We have no doubt that
General Paine viii be benefited by 1t tomorrow.
A good many have expressed the!t rec:ets that
Mr. lodnctt did not come Eoouer and wax the
Democracy for thes aposIssy 10 ireland aud
America,
, 1866-11-06
NEW ORLEANS.

The Rebels to Escape Punishment for the
Massacre OF July I.aat-0ntraRcs upon
Texas Union Nen-The Erops In alissIs-
Kappt, &c.
Skw YonK. November 6.-The New York
Tibune's New Orleans special eAys: It il stated
On very good authority that the President has or
dercd General Sheridan not to make any arrests
under General Grants {au,ous order, which a1ects
tatts-four persons accused Of committing mur-
dtre IN the th Of july riot In this CITY, It. Is vel!
known that aftidavits were placed In General
Sler:dau's hands over two months ago. accusing
certain parties Of murder, and The above accounts
for b1. rot acting iu the matter. The appointment
Of Judge Morgan, notorious Coo2PeFhcsd. - -
United States District Attorney, VII easstqal,!S
prevcct the prosecution OF numeFo1. paEtfeS hclu
for i1iat br the Uni,sd States Commissioners
urder the tds1l Rights Bill,
s~Oitct1i information reached General Sheridan
yesterday OF numerous mEfders and outraEcs
committed against Union men In the parish Of st.
general Sheridan 1caves for Texas tomorrow
On important business. He viii be absent fouE
or 6se days"
General Woods, Assistant Superintendent Of tae
Frccduen's Bureau for Mississippi. says the
crops In Mississippi will net cousiderably less
than the cost ol production, and anticipates much
pr;.stlou tht1ciEom. Uc also proAopueas as fil.I
ttc statement that he charged thu. sale Of nc
groc. look place rcsr Brookharcn.
E5evet Maiot General Mover commands ths
District Of Louisiana, Including The posts OF Jef
ferson and Maz.hau, Te1.s. and Is also 1oadt
for Louisiana.
Seventeen additional military prisoners hayt
teeu sent to Ship Island to serve out court uat
tfA1 ecpfCrrcE.
, 1866-11-06
THE FENl4AN TRIALS.

prummoud'e Cnse Postponed Heniumtn !
Parry, u HOY ut Fifteen. AcQutttcd-ftt |
Feeling among thr Eathoilcr-A Sentry |
shGt ns-TGEcass Of A*~a*.auatten. |
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Iribunc.l
Tonox7o Z. W., Sovcmbes5.
The Fcn1uu t7taIs were resumed to-day.
Jntnee nInmmoud waa frtt placed tn tho dock,
Int Two Of tue principal witnesses for the defence
beirg abeent, the case was postponed.
Benjamin Fa17ys' trial was then proceeded with.
The first witness called was J. Mctcalf, who
swprc that tho prisoner At the bar made yo1uu-
tar5 statement him when lie vas In Jail that be
waa fftccu Scars Of age. and came from Buffalo
with Fcosans. ..
IieuicnaLt schoaeld testified that be recognized
The ssG5SsF Ss saa e ss M sseiy s It o s .e e
rested htm thai he ~. trying 10 get aerc.s thee
eamc ovcs wIth the Fcniaus on Friday morning.
Wit1e~. also testiaed that The prisoner vas With
ont arms wien he wss taken prisoner, also stated
that be did not caution him bcforc questioning
NJ, Mckenzie. ore Of thc, prisoner, suh.
sd P.one1 ss &. enrs nj e9taenee ~ shoua Se ssues
Judge Wilson did no: think the csudon wa.
Hsaben Mosic1. on behalf OF the We,land Bat
iery, cos1obo1s!cd the last witness, ard said the
prisoner lold him he had come with tho Fcainus
4: hccausc he thought II good chance to get tree
| ra-taec from Cincinnati 10 sec an uncle *ho was
sailing on tho !akes; that prisoner sSia when
takcn prisoner, do lot belong TO The fenians
| low. / left them this morning.
| ron TUE OFFENCE.
| Tkc mother Of nrisoner Wa called yhnsa
Testimony WAS 10 the eirct thn: cr son let, Gin
cinrali 10 20 to Ecw York; that she ncye: knew
ral txat1on; That, in fact, he was q good bog OF
fifteen years o. age.
the prisoner, nj. Il. i, HARRISON IepIied for the
| Crown.
| Tie {rry, after Eto,t abscnce, brought in .
, 1866-11-06

to-day.

AV.~A1v
The argument is exhausted aud the cay
Tor rendering the peoples verdict has come.
We appeal, for the last time, 10 thu men Of
Chicago, to carry the war to the polls, and
fight 1t out I'LL sunset. Let there be no lag
CARDS to-day. Andrew johnson, or the
peoples representatives in Congress, must
60 down BY thi. days work. Probably
cver5 voter has made up his mind whether
tic evil genius, who proc1aims how easily
he might make himself Dictator,
should be encouraged to go on and cxecutc
lis threat or not. Those who arc SO reckless
or SO eoddcu rs to desire to sec the Lcgisla-
.iyc branch Of the Government abolished,
and its powers conferred upon the E2ccu-
tive, and such an Executive, will vote the
Cucrcrhcad ticket. Those who believe that
Congress is aud ought to be the law-making
power, and not merely a body hanging on
the verge Of the Government" will vote the
Republican ticket. This Is the Issue Today,
:.ll;. VIC have no fears Of the result We be-
l:esc that the people will not deliberately
vo:c themselves into noncntity.
The Republican party have presented to
the people ticket for county officers COM
1.osrd almost exclusively of noble minded
veteran soldiers. General Beycridge and his
associates fought more than four years for
the people who will 70 to the polls today.
We pity the man who can rotc against them
We pity the man who can refrain from voting
when such an opportunity is presented to
Fay them q small installmcnt Of the grea,
debt We all owe them.
Close up the ranks. The eyes Of Christen
dom arc upon us. This is the Gettysbuzg O.
the war-the turning point Of the rebellion
Every man is soldier to-day. When thu
polls close. let us sec the backs Of the enemy
skulking away to tic other side Of tht
Potomac.