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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-08

WHAT everybody says must be
true,,-Ind everybody who has made
the trial, says that Logan, List & Co. q,
Excelsior Baking powder, Is the best
IN use. For biscuitand griddle cakes
it IS invaluable. Sold by dealers gem
orally. Ask for Logan, List Il Co.'s
Excelsior Baking Powder
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-08

PERSONS desiring instruction on the
Piano. Organ Violin, Thorough Bass,
and in French and German, BY the
msst competent teacher in the CITY.
should call at the Music Store of WIN.
Il. Sheib, 1S9 Main street, and obtain
full Information with the address of
Prof Herman Kryter. Ie6 I'm
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"A SHALL EARTHQUAKE was extern
ported yesterday az the Belmont Mil,
By The blowing ont Of ''T-hesd" OF
the main aaLer pipe just at the corner
Of the mil where a connection is de-
siguei for Division street. a great
guantity OF earth vas heayed out and
the water rushed round the neignbOr-
hood at q lively rata, filling several cell
lars and inundaiinR things generally
Until the flow was shut OF at the
nearest gate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-08

PoL1cE CoUEr.-Tarss CASES were b.
fore Judge Good yesterday morning,
all for demonstrations Of q bslugereut
character. James Flynn, iorassauiting
John P=arcs, was fined > and costs;
and James Williams, for asszultIug
John Johnson, was taxed SO and costs.
Charles Wells .Es brought up on
charge OF assaulting william Matthews,
but We released on paym=nt OF costs.
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ORPHAN FESTIVAL
wAsuINGToN HALL.

yTyaE SISTERS IN CHARGE OF Or
rlaus bzg lave 70 remind the liberal
srt cslarttzolT disposed. that Lh5 Customary
ssI-IrrE-E- ses-lTsi Tor The hsz1s1t o The help
- ElrfLs Ores committed 10 their care, viii
- iseld a. Washington Hail on ne niZht o.
M1NBAT. Ire lgta ms, and or ICESDAT
and TCEDAT SESaE, the IitE tEs--
may lUJaHdenfIy hope % see AL trsncs o.
the CTpEar-s yLsit the EaI and cooEtbEts
lrtis towards TIE support o. the MY home
- ones Gov IN fba 1EEi1un- lun<tt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-08

NcADASC1zIss JoHS SrEEET.-Tks
work Of MeAdzmizing John street
East Wheeling. has been commsnesd.
\ striax OF limestone has been hauled
on the ground east side OF FIfth street,
and the men aye engaged in breaking IL
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DIR. T. j. KISNER.


NEW TREATMENT a NEW REMEDIES
mr. K. HAVING SECURED THE Sch.
u VICES OF an intelligent assistant, Who
viii attend to the PREPARATION OF Uedi-
cinesr putting mp prescriptions, &c, viii enc
BILE him TO give more attention 10 out "a.
country. Bis medicines are all prepared in
his own Of1cs, and all delivered 10 MS pa
tients by himself Dr.. &. treats all disease,
both Acute and Chronic, with which humAL'
ity is AFFLICTED He has a large number OF new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many OF those obstinate essSen o.
Chronic diseases which heretofore have bten
supposed to be tncurRble, among which may
be named: Consumption, ScTOfuEa- DIS.
charges from the Ear, OBsns- Enlarged Gland,
Cancers and skin Diseases HIS mode Q.
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Conp lainh
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the ThrOs,
and Air Passages. HypeTtTOphy and all 9th
eT diseases OF the Heart, Neuralgia, EplepSy
Spinal Affections, and al diseases OF the NeF-
youS SyS1enl, is acknowledged by all Who have
tested II 10 be the mos certain and specesSIu.
ever known to the mediczl profession DT. y.
has been emlnently successful in the tresi'
ment OF ali diseases peculiar 70 women, Vi B
MenstTul Distinctions, Painful Asn1TustlO-
DeucrIhea- Uterine and OyariOn Tumur-
ProlalS1s UtsH and AL Nervous disease 70
which they are su6iec-
g. He makes specially in the treatment Of
all Chronic Affections OF the SeuitO Unlars
Organs, viz: Catarrh OF Bladder and UEeIhEas
Irritable Bladder, and SOn-reteutiol and
Dnbbling OF Urine, Urinary Deposits -
Gravel, Dialects and Difiicult Urinaiiug, sy-
phflitic Diseases II all their ysTled form
GhOnArThea, It's complications and So ueL-s1
Spermatorrhea and ImpoLency, and all aiiec-
tons consequent upon youthful indiscretlous
Also special attention paid to the Treatment
OF Fistulas, White Swelling. S-otllons
Sores, Varfcose Ulcers, &c Persons ar1lctel-
particularly with old Troublesome e4atss
should lOss no time to call on or address Dh
KISNER Communications containing Ies
promptly noticed. once Prescriptions az
medicine cash. For visits In city, same 81
other Physicians
once No. ( odd Fellows building, few
doors east of Mcclure House, Monroe strees.
Odice hourE s a. NJ - Is Mp. 81. too
P. n, and P. n. tosP. N. JAnlt
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WHAT THE PEOPLE say must be true.
The verdict Of an unbiased public can
De reiied upon. Hence we positively
assert that the spectacIes sold by OK
TOBY q D1meld are unsurpassed. Full
supply OF all kinds just received. All
styles clocks, jewelry, and full stock of
fancy goods.
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r e 10 ov e dI
JOHN L. RICE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
GENrE, FnnNIsnrrn -,

GENTS FURNISHnNG STORE,
HAS REMOVED TO NO. S. MONROE
II, IL q, where ne would be pleased 70 zee
HaytnRtnst retorned ipom the eSSf vim hfs
Spring and Summer stock OF CiothS- CO..
meres and VesunGss and 2 complete line OF
he can please all who may fayOr him with a
call. ---= q. = aprI6
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GreenWood Cemeterz.

CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
y Smiles east Of the city, is now ready for
inteTTnents, sale, and improvement OF lots.
II contains 81 acres OF sand, and is laid out
in the most modern and improved style
can be easily reached at all seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and for three
fouTthso Of the year by the Hempheld Rail
Road. 1t is perfectly secure, and intended to
be beautlhed by every variety oftrees, shrub
berg. public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, to make IL equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the county.
Ample provision Is also made for its en-
lArgement, order and care in perpetuity.
Persons desirous Of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds wi tn the SuPeFinten-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by call
ing at the otnce OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interments viii
call on the Secretary TO obtain permits there
for.
Tickets OF admission TO Lotholders and
visitors VIII be issued by the Secretary.
SoARD OF DIRECToRs.-A. ]. Sweeney,
President: r. c. BonhRm, Secretary; J. s.
Rhodes, 1ohn G. Muth, Geo. Aendel, Jos
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, R. =.
Jordan, z. A. Hildreth, auSl-lyG
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LAwIEg LITTLE N TROUBLE Al
WAszIssroS.-Wel learn that two Pc
iitL0Es, signed b. members Of the
Washington, Pa, bar, we're handed in
70 HIS Honor, Judge Achesou, on
FhurzdAy. praying an investigation Of
The charges against l. r ". Little in
The MISTER ofzhis conduct Is Fogler's
counsel. Il was expected HIS Honor
would give the matter & hsaEihg yes
tzrJaE.
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We noticed among The guests a. The
Mcclure House yesterday, Gen. ". l.
Ludiugton, A. @ II. U. 5. 4.
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JEsT IS WE ERBCTED.-We learn
from a reliable source that the dele
gates Of the Wheeling City fire Depart
meut, at the regular meeting on the
evening Of the 9Th inst, appointed
committee to settle all bills against the
Department and wind up all outside
business preparatory 10 finai dissolu-
lion Of that BODY on the 18th inst, al
which time q series Of resolutions will
Be published By them which will place
the public in possession of all the facts
in the case and explain why this action
has been taken.
This will relieve all general officers
OF the Department from duty, and place
the companies upon the same footing
they occupied prior to the organization
Of tine Department
II viii now bs rough and tumble
free fight with lre and water, devoid Of
general discipline. What the hremen
themselves have labOred to establish,
gSitn unHring zeal, and what could not
be effected Without law to support them,
tbeT now, after many months OF patient
waiting. despair Of accomplishing, and
~e are not surprised that they are dis
hesrtsnsd. If not indignant, and resolve
20 Cease their efforts.
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4 wAR OF SECuoSs.-It is fact that
may not be generally known, but
which We commend 10 the consideEs-
ton Of the philosophical that 8 feud Of
long standing exists between the boys
south Of the creek and those north Of IL
in the vicinity Of the stone Bridge:
Whether IL Is a natural irrePressiole
coufic: between North and South. or
whether that marrow fifth that sepa-
rates them "makes them enemies" or
whether they are the enheritors
OF "Far down" and rCorkonian" an
tIDathies, matters no. here. II Is our
business 10 mention that yesterday aE-
tsrnOon the two clans came in collision
on that middle ground, the Stone
Bridge. 4 pitched battle ensued. The
tZht ragged with great fury, and any
account OF the deeds OF daring done
would I'LL al least stick Stones,
clubs, and brickbAts darkene1 the air
for while: but the combatAnts seemed
TO rely most on the Chinese method OF
soaring each other TO death with noise.
The SoutheTuzrs we're finally yicto-
rlOus. The Northern hoTdss fell back
and yielded possession of the bridge,
bot the Tictors were too severely pun
ished 10 follow up their advantage BY
an invasion Of Northern territory. 50
we may expect 4 renewal Of the stFlie
al no distant day, unless the street
railway and a new bridge on Market
street prove psaCe-makers BY unitlnS
the hostile sections with bonds Ct iron.
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u DAVIS.

FANCY DYEISG AND sCOURISG
TsTABLIsHMENT.A MARKET STREET.
n between Monroe and Quincy, C1r NDoI
above Hubbard q Bro 5 Auction Rooms. y
kinds OF shawls, DTesses and Ribbons an
every description OF SiIk, WOODEN and Coz
ton goods, done at short notice and on iea'
sonable terms. Call and see specimens
apr8-em
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For Sale.
For Sale.
Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d executed by W. c. CarmRn 10 me, a
trustee and recorded IN Record Book B, I"
page ll3, In the Recorders once OF stone
county, Missouri, 1 shall, on the 18TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1851, al ten O'Clock OF said day on
the steps Of the Court House OF Ohio county.
In Wheeling, sail al publie auction to the
hig hest bidder, the south halr Of section "a
SIX, Township I'D tEenIy-fOuT, OF the mn
principal meridian; the same being situated
m the county Of stone, and state OF MISSOURI
TRN-OnRhah to be paid al the time OF
sale, the remainder in ninety days with COED
security. l will convey only such title As IS
vested in me by said Deed OF Trust, which Is
believed 10 be good.
myIS-lm trustee.
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#rdtraI.
White Pine Compound

Is NOW OFFERED TO THE
L throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven years, in
The New England States, where it. merits
have become rs well known as the tree from
which IN pat Il deriTes is ytrtues. -
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have ts,1u1a ty-A r,-...--
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and dsSs-,----s Q.
habit which annually sweeps 10 an T--f1Sc-.'7
grave thousands Of Young Nen ~ -
exc !ent talents and brilliant intslls-i -
might Otherwise have eutrancEi IIst-.Ll
senators with the thuldsus OF eT01rssT''<-..- IS
EaEed 70 esiaey the living lyTs, nav -. ~
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W E14-4-4-Nbs Say II 1901.
.r-- SUMMER SCHEDULE
DASsENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
1 The following schedule on and after Nay
5, 1857.
Leave Wheeling Leave Baltimore
daily st- $40 pm. daily at----lrO pm.
Arrive Washington 80 a.
Grafton loo Arrive
ParkersourE 80 am HsrPer's F'y-s=3g -
Cumberland so a. Cumberland IS am.
Harpers Ferry I:l5 - Grafton $50 -
Baltimore ---ll-O Wheeling .llrlJ
%ash'n 1, CITY ~ SIncluding Sundays
EL ~ EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
daily al 80 am daily at o.45 . N.
Arrives Nash'n City-s;45 50
Grafton - l IS pm Arrives
PaFkersburx = % "a HarparE Ftyl.gI a m
Cumberland s7:S57 IL sCumberIand-ls4J. a
HarperS + VIZ a M Grafton.--- 1905 pm.
Baltimore --- al . Wheeling 5=lS -
WaSh'n City. sd "a Except Sundays.
Except Sundays
NAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore"
daily at--.-s:lO pm. daily at--.-s:i5 am
Arrives WaSh'n Ci1y-5:i5
SrafuOp 20 am AInYe@
CumbeTland-7:f0 Is Harper's F'y-lsO pm.
HaFper's Fiyl2-4J pm. Cumbsrland.-6:i0 -
Winchester 81 Granou-.-ll:2l Z"
Baltimore .-.-500 a. WheelinE-.---5:fO am.
Washln Ctty.-5.55 = lsE1eePt Saturdays.
Except Saturdays.
BESWOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. o. p P Division.
Leaves Wheeling AT $50 = N. 800 p. m,
TIeketsto all principal points in the East
West and Southwest can be REQUIRED AZ The
ComPany's Office
JOHN L. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
-e--.-.. r I. DEVR1ES
my General Agent, W heelinE
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road,
lshorsess and Q-iieEest Rouse Eat aud BeE,
I'm AND AFTER APRIL eth, 1857
" Trains will run as follows:
Nail. Express. Express
I've Bridgeport 40 m 6s65 a m 1870 a Il
Arv Steubenville SIS p In I.23 m les g m
WellSville-. T=21 p m s=21 a In $50 p 70
Alliance-.---Ii:I5 In Ills In 6.l5 y N
e. Gleveland.... 80 p m 10 p M Sis p N
ToIedo...-.---- T:i0 p m 80 p IN IL IS m
Detroit..-...-.il=oO p m lis0O p m $40 a III
Crestlins..--. $50 p m $50 p IN lO:S5 p II
Fort Wsyneil;s5 p m lI=s5 p m $50 q n
Chicago. "a a m SO m 1i-29 a m
Pittsburgh s5So p m 1875 m $50 p m
Harrisburg $50 N 900 p IN scS5 a N
BSltimOrs-.l2;S1 p m 30 a Ii 800 a N
Washington As p N l0=2O a Ii i0=90 a IN
Philadelp his l=55 p m 1910 a IN I=lo a m
New York Sis p N ia M I0:i0 m
Tickets to an principal points in the East
and West can be procured at the Union office
In Mcclure House and at the station 81 Bridge
port. :. r MYERS,
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Nay
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Member Of the Royal COLLEGE OF Sgr-s1-,
LOncca, Gf7aduate OF drs Oft ne most sEnir5s-r
toltessss y The y nited Ststes, AMI the g-5zs-
part OF whose Lie has been spent IL, ne =
pital> OF London, Paris, Phiiadelpbts -
e-s'ess here has effected some OF The no. :
lonlsnLng cures that were ever know. 1ls-y
tEoGhIed With ringing In the head and ~
"hen asleep great nervousness, being Iz-r-z5
a. sudden sounds, hashfulnesss, VITA tre5uz-t
blushings attended sometimes with ders1S-'
ment OF mind we're Cared Immediately.
A L
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Who have injured themselves By ezf-..E
practice, INDUCED in when alone, a habit ~
quently learned nom evil compaa- ons, OF Z;
school, The effects OF which are nizhGIv ~,
even when asleep, and. II not cured, rea5sz
marriage impossible, and deStroys b0,tl rr,IIl-
and bocy, should apply Immediately.
What pity thar young man. the hou=5
his country, the pEide OF MS Parents, ss.6uE.
ments OF hfe b. the consequence OF dsE!-
alns nom the path OF na.are, aud lnduEE.
!ns-in q certain sscre: habit such ps7so-I
mus, before cOnteIn plating
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Ersusuprtattnn.
BALTIMORE 8 OHIO. R R. Comply
SUMMER sGHEDULE

o1Ha Bl1r. 8 ONO kAILEoADoos
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Married Persons, or YoEnZ Men a,v,s-
ing marriage 6=ing aware or Pbv.t-s..
speedily cured. ---.L-r>
He who Places hlmsellundeg the can Mn
J. may TsilgiOusly COnEde in his hon. "
gentleman, and confidently rely Gp5r >
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ORGANIC wEAESEss

Immediately cured and full yIzor rss-ors-
TINS distressing affection. winch reTI.,.
lie miserable and IdarrlaEs tmpos 49, 5. -
penalty paid by the victims OF trnpro-s- -
dulsencies- Young persons are TOO ~. =.
commit eIceSes from not being aV7srs q, - y
dreadful consequences that may lensQs. NJ
VINO that understands the subject viii -
tend TO deny that the power Of pru.re,f,S-..Ff,
lost sooner D. thsSs railing into ir,,r.,-s,
habits than By the prudent7 BssId-s -
deprived or The pleasure OF healty oefy1ssss
the InGlst serious and straci.yesTrrp.r---.5
both BODY aud mind arise The Svsfs-7 -
comes derauEed, The p ysiC5al arif Me-
Functions Weakened, L0ss OF P-5.s-a--'I-
Power, y erv0us Irr!tabillIy-. DysD=psLs. = NJ
t2tloA OF The Heart Ind tgeSt.oa, CoIgstt,-tti-
az Debility, and Wasting OF the Frzrrs
Congh, Consumptioni Decay and Uez;a.
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ESTABLISHED As a REFUGE FPD,,
ss QGACERRT'. SIX
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE : rim.
CAN BE OBZa LSED. r-G1

nR. JOHNSON hiss discovered m. M.
Remedy In the World fJr WssI.nss-- = = "a
BacE or Limbs, StJlclures, Anscrio1 a, - -
Kidneys and Bladder. involuntary NO.
ges, ImPoiency, General Debility, Ss-r1---ccss
ness, Dysp@ta, LsDEunE, Low SuTrf,s 49,
fusion OF Ideas, PaipitatiOu OF ~ "a 80
Ilmidtty, Trembling, DimneS OF $50 IS
Giddtness, Disease OF the Hsa5 ~ ..
Nose or skin, Affections OF the Liver T5--l1
stomach, OF BowelS-those Terr!bJs iT1T----sl
deIs arising from Solitary Habits o. yG 80
secret and solitary practices more 49, -
their victims than The song o. SEE. -. -. .
AaEiners OF UlySses- DllEhting the5r - -:
brilliant hppes % autiClp ztEIrs T,-,5,f.---l7'
marriage, &c, Impossible ''4ss.-s
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ALL THE POPULAR FAMILY MEDI
a etnea of the day for sale n 0nEFTSf-S
PTesHiption Store, end OF Stms BTidee.
aSptR ~ ~
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AESIALlY.-The fearful effects OF ia
mind are much 70 De dreaded. las OF Men.
ory, Confusion OF Ideas, d epFesion o! Sr..5,,
EEll r ozebodlnSS, Aversion to Society, 80
IstTust- Love Of Solitude. Tlmidity. Sc -
some OF the evils pTOduc.-1.
1holSands OF persons Of all ages can coE
Judge what Is the cause OF their decltasas
nesaIth- losing their visor, becoming -s5E
pale, nervous and emaciatEsi, hayin gss5rg-.
lar appearance shout the eyes, Cou-h. -
Symptoms OF COnSump-iou
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Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road,

lShortes, Gnd Qliesest Route EGa aud BeE-,
sNN AND AFTER APRIL 9TH, 1857,
I J Trains will run rs follows
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DISEASES OF IsiPRUDENCE.

Ofiee, No. : South Frederick street.
Left hand side gong from Baltimore stresI-
lew doors from the corner. Fail not 10 OBJ
serve name and number
NO letters received unless post paid AM
CONTAINING stamp 10 be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion OF advertisement describing symJ-
toms
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body srs l5s
most Necessary requisites 70 promote eouDU-
blAl happiness. Indeed, without these The
journey through life becomes a weary p!iETI,
mage; the prospect hourly darkens TO the
view, the mind bseco les ia iogyf-9 y-ith 5gs-
pair and rlled with the melancholy reres
ton that the happiness OF snOtGe. becone-
btghted with our own.
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TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE

1, DF. J. addresses an those who have lntur-,
Them setVes By itnf roper ind diligence and -
tAry habits, which ruin b1th t6siy-, an, -.
IN utitns them FOR either bGsiness, siudy- =
dety or marriage
These aye some OF the sad and rnels1choy
S sI5S pTOdncsd by early habits ofyOGin y:
Weakness OF the Back and Limb Pan. :
Inc head, DImnesS OF sight, Los OF NCS--.
lar rover, PalPatati0n OF the Heart Dy.-
TSPS4a, Nervous IrTitabiiiIy, DerauE ernerfo,
the Digestive Functions, General Dsbf7ttT
EEElLtlL4s OF Ennsl rnn.lcr a. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-03

During the war the Democracy went
into paroxysmal raviDg about the al
legged violations of the Constitution
committed by President Lincoln and
by Congress in prosecuting the con
fiict with traitors. The Constitution
says mo State shalt, with cut the CON
sent Of Congress, " keep troops OF
ships Of war in time of peace" Yet
thirteen States of the Union in a time
Of profound peace, raised vast armies,
built ships of war, endeavored to seize
tbe capital of the country, and sent
pirates to ravage American commerce
on every sea. These were infractions
of the Constitution, certainly when,
where and how did the Democratic
party, press or leaders ever rebuke
them? The Constitution also says that
mo State shall, without the consent OF
Congress, " a enter into any agreement
or compact with another State, or with
a foreign power, or engage in war IN
less actually invaded, or in such i'm
miBent danger as Will not admit OF de-
lay" Yet at least nine States of the
Union entered into a eOnfederative
compact for the avowed purpose OF
waging war upon the Union and des-
troying it. To their utmost ability
they formed alliances with, and cour-
ted the assistance of, foreign powers
in the effort to accomplish their nefar-
ious intent. When not the least
threatened with invasion or other mo-
Iestatiou, they seized United States
forts, ships and other property, and
engaged in actual hostilities against
the United States government. These
surely, were all fagrant violations Of
the Constitution When, where and
how have the Democratic party, press
or leaders ever affixed upon them their
censure or disapprovaI ?