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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-02

Bunions, Burns, Chopped Hands, ChilblAins,
Bistula, Gout, LumbRgo, MeTeuriAl EruptioDs,
Piles, Rheumatism, RingWorm, Salt Rheum. SKIN
DiseAses, Scslds, Swellod Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads Sore ThrostP Sores Of all
kinds sprains, STIFF Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven
BFeal Sores; Wounds Of ell kinds.
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Piles and TtStula.

Every form and feature " these preyNeDG 81 d
stubborn disorders is CradIcRted locally and en-
tirely by the use Of this omolient; warm fomon-
tGtiOnS should prooede its application. It's hOsA-
ing qualities will be found to be thorough and
invATiRble.
Both the Ointment and PiilS should be used
in the follOtDinO cases.
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-07-18


ecrit pour Ia Circumstance. ''
Cette double iete ne saurat nanqusr d'atre tres
brillante. 7s" ~ T''-'
PnsxoaiExE. - Saint-Jaeques ct IA paroiase des
phEnon,enes:
" J. E., homme respectable ct digne do fol,
await perdu une toufe de cheveux larrare-nuque.
On aurait dit une veritable onsure. Pas plus DE- poll
que sur Ia main. Les cheveux repousserent avec lie
temps, mais blancs comme neige ct soyeux CONNIE
cotton QUAINT reste de la tete il etait girls CONNIE
Pest dordnaire tout vieillard grisonnant Est.ce
tout nnllement, car la touffe blanche est devenue
nore de jais ct luisante CONNIE ale de corbeau.
NJ. J. E.. await soixante ans lorsque ce phGno
meme se produisit sur son crane. sans quill eht
pour celia afectation de cerv-lle. Vingt t6moins,
tons residant GENTLY en- SaintJacques, pcuvent
afirmer le fait ct Sc porter garans De notre dire.
DEcEs-Mme H. Remy, veuvc de rllistorien
Remy, est moyte Ia semaine dernere StJacqnes'
apes nne Tongue ct douloureuse maladie.
Une foule nombreuse assistait s-s funerales
qui current lieu Samedi matin rEgse st. Michel.
DErEs-Un honnete ct brave Francais, rGsidant
en- Louisiana depuis % ans, NJ. Jacques Vivey, est
mort la semaine ernierc d DonaldsonvilIe
NJ. jacques vivey, natf De Bordeaux, Gtait age
de 60 ans.
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Fcuilietom du LOuisiu,,uis.
LIE GAULoIS EN- AMERIQUE,
Clap. XXvI.

Etrangce du sort,
Qna,r- ans sout ecoues dcpns que nos trois
Ganlos ont quite la France pour 1t pays des mer-
veilles. ct Ills subj tous les ,ros les desiiners
d une vie dtltrentc.
Apes qna,ye ann6es dune epreuve de chaque
jour, epreuve souvent birn douloureuse, nous les
trouvons separ6s run de lautre, CONNIE etrangers
un rautre. Ch"cun deux poursuivi sa Chi
mere. Fi!osel!e, apres avor rtve lamonr ct la ri
chtsse, fait de Ia r,ilosophe dams uns maison Ia
lenes. Pa"vre garcon pourquoi croyait-il la
sIMceiite d 'nne coqueite Ariel plus aif!ancl DIES
liens de la terre, plus cree pour ideal ct lie s,itua
lsn,e, nature montant plus liant la montague l,
sacrifice ct de herosme, porte dams les soulrs
dn Texas la parole evangeque dn bon ct dvn
Maitre. Ses grandrs joes teraent sonrrc de p,ic
les grands dn monde ct les privileges de la fortune;
mais jo"s EN- sont pas moins protondrs moins
vraes. Est-ce que Ihomme de bien ne porte pas EN-
u recumpense imnic late L'ap6ire, celui qui
est verilabement apo.re, a.t pas anne ser,lne
ct le cu,r content QUAINT a Raoul, nous avous
abandonne la veille du bonheur, lorsque la co,,-
rome doranger SC pleparait pour adorable fan
ce', ct gu on napercevait plus I'M point mir dams
son ciel dc ray ons It lie leatitudes. Ja.nas Dcu
navat cie6 drux t;res plus fats Fun pour lautre,
plus beaux one Raoul ct Marie, plus dignes de la
felici'G 6servee c'uS q"i aiment CONNIE au para
dis DIES angrs. Raoul savst Ia souffrance ct con-
naissat la ,lonleur, ses premers pas dams la vie
"vaen' 6lA fats dams lie clrmn de Iepreuve; kaoul
ponvat done comprrn1re que Ia vie est euvre de
vertu ct honueur, de btn ct de charlie, ct non
pas settlement une tIvolite conscience ct sans
esprit. LIE drvor ne Sc rev ele qua ccux qui ont
prule age de ladu,scence. Nous n'arm.nons
d nous coinaitie que par la peine, ct la supreme
.con pour lhomne est la lec"n du mallleur. Est.ce
que mus san,ions compatr sort de nos SEM
blablss, nome avec I'm coeur trndre, 81 ce cceur
n await sou sanglot ct f'issonne dams le deses.
poir Saurions nous in'il taut tcn.rr la main aux
a,trrs, Ia main bienveiilane de Ia traternit6 81 e
bonhrur constant nous await faconn6s pour r6.
goisne ct Indifference La chale n est pss un
don du cie, nais bien IN enseignemcnt, IL fiu
prGcieux de rexperence, une miselicorde Gclose de
Ia bo'te native. On n Anne ben que parcequ'on
b'aacoup soutfclt, ct Ion pcut etre divneunsn'
console que parceqne des latn'es lun'aines ont
crense leur son dams vos joues. An rese, le |
tvre ne dit-il pas que lie bonheur est reserv6 aux
eius du malleur que la aiblesss devendra ID torce
que cs pren'iers SUI Il te1s d.s justiss relatives
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TRAVAIL.

Cn jour, de grand matin, apres un long voyage
Par pays nconnus,
Denx hommes, deux Francais peu pres du meme
Et presque demi.nus, [age,
Frappaient DISAGREEMENT, t,-run Paul ct rautre
Ia porte des cieux. Baise,-
Pierre etait son poste, assis Sur une chaise,
Boudcur ct soucieux.
lie porter, &c jourM s'ennuyait, ct pour cause,
Car on aime changer,
1T toujours IL Gordon. toujours la meme chose,
ca tait pas al songer
One voulez-vous' dit avec nm air severe
A nos deux voyageurs.
Et pour frapper lei, que f0tes-vous sur terre,
villains ecorniheursl
Mons Paul, un ex baron dun glorieux empire,
Repondit: "Monseigneur,
Je fus le clambellan, le premier porte-cre
Dun illustre empereur.''
-Et to grogna lie Saint en- sadressant Blaise,
Que ftsais-u Ia bas
Notre hommt. d Get appel, seutit NAL a l'ase
Et repundit tout bas:
MA fe, mon bon monsieur, pas grand chose. Giant
Du matin jusqu'an soir bette
Je labourais. b6chais, sans dimanche ct sans fete
Mangeant pain sec ct noir."
Et Pierre, Sc levant CONNIE un juge supreme,
Rayounant CONNIE un Dieu,
Jeta Paul aux Enters ct conduis lui-neme
Dlaisc au celeste Lieu
T
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lc1 EFT La.

LICENCEs,-Le SGnateur Wittgens,ein presente
un bill la Legislatnre,-bill rappelant une oi de
Ia drrnere legislature ct r+trant an pantr,r lie rut
parosse.
Comme raffranchi econome peut toujonrs Sc fare
expcdier drectenent par le courtier de habita,ion
CONNIE aussi les affranchs conpr-n,lrons Ia ueles-
site de rennir leurs petites bourses pour une COM
mande mpor'ante Sc partagrr, nous ne voyons
pas nm grand NAL ce que lie bill lu Senateur passe
lhcure es' venue pour lie nor de marcher seul sans
tuteile, sans bureau affianchis
Qnand la dcrniere legislature exempta les habi-
tants de licences, ellie fit ben pour Il. plan,eur pour
iempoye, pour to"s Les temps ct les circumstances
le voulaient ains En- seraii-il de meme anjuurd hu'
Ceux qui patent 200 piastres de licences IT ont pas
le monopOe dn commerce. ne lie penseut pas. lis
dissent avec nne ceraine ver,e; "Aene trafc, meme
imp6t. Payons tons, OH que prrsonne ne pale"
Les lois exceptionnrlles, quanl elles sont justes,
sont bonnes pour les temps eXcep,ionnels.
FoIRE EFT CoNCERTs.-Apres avoir public dams
notre derner nunero lie cl,arnant comnunque de
NJ CY...., qu'a,rons nous dire la f,ire ct les
concerts du 25 ct dh &c Juliet Rien, simon que le
bon peupe de St-Jacques manVnrra pas all rem
dezvons lie la religion, de lart DE- la msique ct de
Ia gazette permise. 1T CONNIE ne son,mrs nj de
la rive droite nj de- Ia rive ganche, CONNIE la religion
ch, 6tenne nest pas bornea par IL Mississippi,
CONNIE surtout le moment est venu de tiatcrnis,.r
en- esprit ct en- cteur, nous entendons par "bun
penple de St-JacQues" tous ceux que lr ha>ard a
places 4 droite on ganche du Meschacehe Saint.
Michel, qui vainqut lc dragon, ne diriSe point
epee hanboyantc contre la poitrne dn martyr IT de
rap6ne jacques St.J,an- Bapste, qu versa lean
lust'ale sur la ee augste du Christ, rent rr1irr
lie disciple dn Christ QUAINT Donaldson, CONNIE
il n'appartent pas encore all caen,lrrr cathoIqur,
ct que nous inte.tt le gIsser dams la gae'e
des saints, nous laccn"i-rons toute fatfubite
ct toute Ia traternt6 de la tolerance. Donaldson
po''rrat il persev6rer dams le paganslne, surtont
q"and rAscension lui nlique lie chemn du cirl
Non-da, car en- dirs ant vers pas dc pole.
rim. il se tronvera en- compagnie de StJacqnes, do
st-Michel, de st-Jean Bapste, de StPierre, de ST.
Charles, de St-Gabri.l ct de plusienrs Saintrs.
Et dire que les Yankees vo,llaent transformer nos
saints de paroisse en- contes anglo-saxons:
COLLEGE JEFFERsoN.-C'estlu lundi, q Juliet,
hrures du maiin, gu lieu la distribution des
prix All col eye jefferson C.tte Distribution pro-
cel6e une exhibition tteraire ct lramatQue. La
veille, dmaache trois heuges ct demie r. NJ, les
--~-s.-s s-.'s -
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tsnt .demande l'abo'ition Dc h pipe ct du
brale-geu'e 10 Legislature. Le citoyen Gli-
gnonet, ancien habitant de la par0iase st.

tant demande rabo'ition Dc Il pipe ct du
brale geu'e 10 Legislature. Le citoyen Gui-
gnonet, sncien habitant do IL paroiase st.
Jacques, ex-horloger, prtsentement ltgis'
ateur radical, demande l'abolution de Ia
peine de mort en- Louiaane. Le Gouverneur,
On vertu dug bill Ia, discute, accepte, ct
investissant son Excellence du droit de nom.
mer un bureau de police de membres,-
don't ouquel les membres choisissent tous
les policemen dc 10 Nouvelle- Orleans,-a fait
choix de 3 citoyens de couleur ct de 2 bIancs,
tous radicaux. NJ. Dunn pretend que Ia Loui
siane, don't il est le ieutenant.g t.gouverneur est
d 10 tete de IL civilisation americaine. NJ.
Warmoth, I'M Lonisianais de Rolla, Missouri,
eIu gouvernenr de ceans par droit de. %.
conquete, etc inaugnre. installe, consacre
lundi son discours a est nj bon nj mauvais,
ct nous pensons que qnelQues epis de mals
grille naturaliseront lie Missourien incompris
dams son Etat ct trop bien compris dams le
n6tre. Un legislateur, NJ Isabelle, homme
viril malgre son nom, veut que chars, hotels
ct steamboats, n'aient pins de privileges ct
NSSsSA"SAs 6NAsaACo. I1ul ASuOSle, tkHIlIS
Sc merite ct ne Sc decrete pas, d moins quill
ne sagisse de ''egalite dn cimetiere ct des en-.
virons du cimetiere Somme toutc, un bon
noir vaut mieux one cinq chenapans de
b!ancs, car peau blanche ct anne noire ne va
lurent jamais peau noire ct anne blanche.
LIE general Buchanan remis sou epee au
fourreau ct declare que la Lonisiane s,an rem
tree dams FUnion. Par quel'e porte ?-La
porte borgne ouverte nuitammeut par les
familiers du logis.
NoUvEAu MONDE. -O On decouvert que
Warmoth a etc ca,pet-Loyger. lie maire de Ia
Nouvelle- Orleans le conseil ct le reste, tout
iers du cadeau de deux bouquins fait par
Napoleon III, ont envoye So majestic Louis
une fouItitude de compliments.-La nomina-
ton de Seymour est acceptee avec enthou-
Standardization congratuIe Seymour-Le
Congress soccupe de Ia reduction de larmee
La Caroline du Nord des representants
an Congres.-On goss,pe sur un candidat du
tiers-parti, ct Fremont est rhomme mais
Chase refuse de cooperer an movement de
ce troisieme huron. .-L'Alabama rattle !e
l4eme amendement. Et 81 c'etait le l5cme :?
Les K. X. X. de la Caroline du Sud man.
gent les enfants crus.-Le Congress s'ajour-
nera probablement le 20 courant-Le mono.
name Stevens vent revenir Ia charge contre
johnson Butler Sc gratte lie nez avec la
pate, ct les democrates craignent son adhe-
sion au parti.-Cirant fume majestueusement
an SONNET dies Montagnes Rocheuses lie
Jnge Chase sest de nouveau prouonce pour
Ia plateforme de New York.
VlEux MoNDE.-Le prince de Monaco est
arrive a Paris.-Tous les empereurs, rois,
roitelets, princes ct principicnles d'Europe sc
portent assez bien, mails NJ. B,smark est posi-
tivement maade.--La refine Victoria u siene
le bill de reforme nyant trait a Ecosse ct
i Irlande.
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NouvelloS,

Lou1MANE-La Legislature q nomme Har-
ris Senateur au Congress L'article "A a passe
CONNIE une lettre 4 10 poste. Un Represen.
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Etrangete tlu sort,
Qnatte ans Sc sout ecoules depnis que nos trois
Ganlois ont quite la France pour 1t pays des mer-
veits ct gu lis ont subj tous les ,ros les desinees
d uue vie ditltrentc.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-28
For NALE.

THE following property is offered for sale.
l. The east 40 feet Of Lot /, Block 4, Akin.
sons % addition to Moline.
Tno south J of south 10 acres out lot S, o.
born's % addition to Moline.
The S. ". t, $. W. I, Sec 90, tp. 10, 2 east, 4tl
P. NJ, near Port Byron.
Also acres in n. e. corner, e. Of D. J, 3. e.
sec. !, tp. ~, east, IN the village Of Cordoya.
Also 20 one-hundredtbs Of an acre, late resi-
oenes Of Edward Phillips, near Moline depot.
Refer to Andrew COuant, Rock Island.
,. THOMAS MOWERS, Sen,
N'"AVuu' Atkinson, III.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-28

CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words 81 Holloway, New York and London" are
observable as a Water mark in every leaf Of tho
book Of directions around each pot or box; the
same can be plainly seen by holding the leaf to
the light. A handsome reward will DO given to
any one rendering such information as may lead
TO the detection Of any party or parties counter
foitng the medicines or vending the same, know.
ing them to be spurious.
-" Sold at the mandatory Of Professor HoL .
LowAY, so Maiden Lane, New York. and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
throughout the civilized world.
VA There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N b. Directions for the guidance of patients
In every disorder are affixed to each pot and box
Ma Dealers in my well known medicines can
have Show Cards, Circulars, &c, sent FREE OF
EXPENSE, by addressing Thomas Holloway, 50
MAIDEN Lane, n. l. febl2dwly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-28
HoIlOway's Pills,
NIB
HOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT
Disorders Of tie stomach, Liver and
Bowels.

The Stomach il the great cCuue which inhu.
encos the health or disease Of the syitem--abuAed
or dSblitAted by exceSs--indirts offensive
breath and physical prostrution are the natural
consequence Allied 10 the brain, it is the
source Of headaches, mental depression, nervous
complaints aud unrefTeEhing sleep. The Liver
becomes affected and generates bilious disorders
pains In the side, &c. The Bowels sympRtbiIe
by CostiveuesS, DiarlhUn and Dy0nteTy. The
principal action OF these Pills il on the stomach
and The liver, lungs, bowels and kidneys PRItici-
pate in their roOuperstiyc and regener0tive oper-
81
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Hrvsipelas and Salt Rheum

Are two Of the most common and virulent dis
orders prevalent on this continent. To these the
Ointment Is especially nnthgonistic, iis "modus
operandi" 10 FIRST to eradicate the venom And
49,, .o,p tete thu EURO
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-28
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE

rnoy communicate cosFIpUyuNIy by letter II they on
r - rs, Dll,r. Tor Consultation Tre iu each letter.
Al letters, communications Rul interviews are sII''ly
r,rly1fe and confidential No answer viii be given to
iet.r unless Two Dollars arc cnCllsed consulate
20. ~ uu.gs.ug four cont NtHmIa, DR. RAPHAEL 5
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-28
Bad LeRs, Old Sores, and UIcers.

Gases OF many years standing, that have per-
tinaeiousiy refused 70 yield to any other remedy
or treatnept, have invariably succumbed to few
.,rI;,,.iops Of this nrWerful M guebt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-28

Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Pistula, Gout, Lumbago, Mercurial Eruptions,
Pilos, Rheumatism, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Skin
Diseases, scalds, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats, Sores Of all
kinds, sprAins, Stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven
ereal Sores; Wounds of all kinds.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-28
Nruptions on the Shin,

Arising from bad stuteo of the blood or chronic
diseases, arc OTndieatcd and a clear and uanspar-
snt surface regsined by the restorative action Of
this Ointment. 1t surpassoss many Of the cos
metics and other toilet appliances in its power to
dispel rashes and other disfgurements Of the face
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-28
Piles and Fistula.

Every form and feature of these provslen4 an
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and on
tlrely by the use Of this emolient warm fomen
tations should precedO its application. It's heal
ing qualities will be found to be thorough apu
inyariabe.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
in the foILotoitg c1sso.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-28
Female Complaints.

Whether In the young or old, married or sin e
gle, at the dawn Of womanhood, or the turn Of
lifo those tonic medicine display so decided an
influence Tint a marked Improvement il soSn
perceptible in the health Of the patient Being a
purely vegetable preparation, they nre a safe aud
reliable remedy for all classes Of Females in ey.
cry condition Of health and station Of life.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-28
GUIDE TO HEALTH LONG LIFE

Will br sent 10 al who are in delicate health, aHd
wh.sf iD.rmltias aud lmID t.nc' lreTerh item II 20
gotnf married. one iar tho LADIES Hhl one .'s uie
GLYILaMEN Say which ono You want or scud six
cent stanps Tor ue two books His Circular ab"dt get
ting Rich and Eminent, Winning the affections OF the
Opposite sex ending with speedy and happy marriage
wii Dos sent gratis At the same tune
Address all letters follows; DR.. RAPHAEL Box
BG23, g., Illinois,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-10
ssFaGeSATIsG RAILROAD CARS.

on the track Of the Hudson River Railroad in
West Broadway, near Chambers street, there Is at
present q railroad car designed for the transporta-
ton OF fruit, fish, csh and other pershable produc
ton OF the animal and vegetable kingdoms long dIs
tanccs at moderate cost and without deterioration.
The car Is 80 constructed that any degree OF cold
from zero upward can be obtained, and In such
manner that while the most delicate fruits may be
preserved Tor weeks they will not be frosted. The
car Is, in fact, huge fruit or meat preserv.er,
or' san on ans ony arence being that one
obtains by the introduction OF cold what
the other y 'ae
box of the car has an air chamber two inches In
width between the inner and outer Innings Of the
wood work. Next TO this Is coating or wool four
inches In BREADTH and yet again within these walls
are placed four chambers, capable OF containing two
the vehicle are also placed receptaces for ice.
Within the body OF the car were placed, plucked
from the ress and eoxsd a. ana
e ss pssshss whey ss sIsfsss
peaches which had commenced TO decay were
arrested In their rottenness, and the parts injured
WITHIN the car to the degree q eodness
for preserving fruit forty degrees Fahrenheit about
four tons and half OF Ice are necessary after which
borhood Of o ton week. The importance OF tins
invention win be obvious to every one when they,
fruit from the far interior possible but even meats
prepared at the foot Of the Rocky Mountains can DC
Safely and cheaply conveyed TO the markets on
the Atlantic coast; and In return for i tie
fruits the vegetables and the animal meats 81 .ne
West (slaughtsred on the plains, where their plooa
a cool and the nesh fat and JUICY there can Ve
forwarded to every part Of the continent anu SOY W
the consumer fresh as the hour they W.T. -
the products OF the sea. The new car Is destneu "
ope without loss by corruption ne" cnusrv as
will he az valuable TO section OF tne Svun.iy -
to the other and which 70 consumers VIII not only
be source Of pleasure but Of uxnry ana cne e
ness. The day Is not far dstan, wnen nuv svr,
rnana rfsIding IN the heart OF the continent can
ear his oysters on the 'halfshe" with the same
eusto as his brother Of the Atlantic anu rae'uS
shores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-10

construction acts Of Congress, and thus set anoat
the entire country on the great questions Of finance
either the blessings peace war; but in the South
it produces perfect reign OF anarchy and murder.
the bullets We're the new rebellion viii be put down
as the other one was at Appomattox Court House.
After Mr. Buffers speech the Convention proceeded
to the nomination OF the remaining candidates. The
ticket as completed is the same as last year. with
the exception Of Mr.. Tucker for Lieutenant Governor
The following gentlemen were chosen electors at
large:-Dayid Sears, Of Boston, and John H. Clifford,
OF New BEDFORD. - nvso, ,,rovs
The following resolutions We're then reported by
the chairman Of the committee, Mr. Richard H..
Dana, OF Cambridge
Resolved That the republicans of Massachusetts heartily
he adopted by the republican party the
a sqS s
to the safety and honor Of the country
won By war and secured by national legislation, shall
rHcon by the law making power Of the son
cury good Of the country REQUIRE ' VAC So
Resolved That repudate the position of the demo-
suseated the rebellion proposes overthrow by orce
If necessary the already rejected reconstruction acts.
directly to revolution and cvi war.
a TO the public credit this party alone So upon
to make the actual and honest paymen, of the public debt in
cratic proposition an evasion Of duty fraud upon
Resolved That the public life of Hon. Charles sumner
during hree terms OF service In the Senate of the United
States has fuy justified the confidence which
cessve reposed in him; that his eloquent fearless and
sstent devotion to the sacred rights well
in It's early struggles in its later riumphs hs beneicent
eor after the abolition OF slavery in expang all the in
cdents thereof his constant soctude the material In
teress of the country his success chairman
Of the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs indicating the
policy anu maintaining the just rights OF the government
against Foreign Powers and t the time of preserving
peace with the nations, all present public record of
usefulness and honori and that his ldey experience
honorable with national history call for his
re-eecon to that high Office in which he has such
illustrious service to his country and to mankind
The resolutions We're adopted unanimously ana
the Convention adjourned.