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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-09

Hon. HENRY STANBERY. correspond
ent writing from Ohio says: The Hon.
Henry Stanbery, late Attorney-General Of
the United States, although in feeble health,
has signifed his intention of taking the
stump for the candidates of the New York
Convention. The State Central Committee
have already announced him tor an address
ut Lancaster on Saturday, September 10Th.
National InteNMenCer, Sh.
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GENERAL FRANK P. BLAIR.-1t is stated
that Hon. Montgomery Blair has received
u letter announcing that General F. P.
Blair, Jr., will be in Philadelphia next
week, and will arrive in this city on satur-
day week, the 18th instant.-National IN
telliqenCer, Sth.
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r. h"TkAoRDINARY LrCK-THREE HUNDRED
T'SA>D hoLLARS FOUND IN AN OLD
.>h,-A gentlemen Of Norfolk found
;,,'e'oay the enormous sum of $500 600
-. 'l Old trunk which had not been opened
xa. ssTera' generations. MIR. Miles Bell
i.S sne lucky man and the money, Span
IT, ~'lied dollars, Virginia currency of
paper al that.-NnJolk Vnginian,
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General Sherman has returned to st.
Louis from his trip to the Rocky mountains:
He reports that the Union Picjtic railroad
is finished 100 miles west Of Omaha, and
viii be completed to Green river, sixty
miles further, by October lst.
Twenty eight ladies have seeded from
the Congregational Church in Elmwood,
Conn, because they were denied the right
of taking part in church meetings.
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The Tennessee Militia Bill.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September SIT
seems conceded that the militia bill is
dead. The restraining influence comes FROM
Wall street, New York, from parties inre-
rested in maintaining the credit of the State
hnnls.
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Amount Of debt, less cash in Trea-

By comparison of the above with the
statement issued on the lst Of August last
it will be seen that the debt bearing coin
interest has increased So, 1l9, $50; the debt
hearing currency interest has increased
1,l95, $50; the matured debt not presented
for payment has decreased s5,433, 93l.S0 :;
the debt bearing no interest has increased
1852 ,O2O the bonds lawful money! is
sued to the Pacific Railroad Companies have
increased So, lo4, OOO-making an increase
in the total public debt of s9,667 1920
The amount of coin on hand in the Urea
sury has increased $3.50, 9S3.2S; the
amount of currency on hand has de-
creased ll,573,28 .44-making the in
crease of the whole public debt, less cash
on hand, $l2,079,8 1926.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-09

The INDIAN Enthusiastically morn
ing Secretary Schofeld received dispatch
from the Hon. Schuyler Colfax, dated Dem
yer City, September c, in which ne states
that the Indians are committing terrible
ravages all around that section Of the coun-
try, even as near as twenty miles FROM Den
yer City. Speaker Colfax is now en- route
for the East, expecting to arrive IN this
city by the 18th Observation-Disclosures intetl'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-09

The Prince Of Wales has been promoted
TO he colonel-in-chief az the rifle brigade
for gallant and mcritor;2us conduct in being
the son of the Queen. +
Barnard Cass died in Hillsdale county,
Michigan, few days ago. He was born in
New Hampshire in IT'S, and was the brother
OF the father of the late Lewis Cass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-09

TIE PROPOSED SEPTEMBER SESSION OF
CoNaREss.-Wa Washington, September o.
The Republican Congressional Committee
is in receipt of many letters, principally
from the South, with reference to session
of Congress this month. The State Repub-
lican committees and nearly all the mem
bers Of Congress from that section favor it.
From other quarters there is earnest opposi-
ton, owing to the near approach of the
Presidential election and the engagements
of members of Congress tosspeak during the
canvass, and because they deem it inexpe-
dent. There has been no direct expression
on the subject from Senator Morgan and
Representative schcnck, whose recon-
mendation is to determine the question
The impression is that there will be no ses.
sion in September.-Baltimo San, tn.
We should not be surprised if the new
question thus thrown before the country
were to influence the Radicals TO decide not
to have q September session.-Richmond
DiSpQtch, 5th. --.. ...
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RumorcG Murder and Execution In
a.pnrnia.

AUGUSTA, GA, September s.-A rumor
reached here this evening that q negro
killed two white men at Thomson, Column
ba county, and that the citizens Immediately
hung the negro. No particulars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-09

SINGULAR OccURRENcE.-Last week 8
part of the Bellefontaine and Indianapolis
railroad, about two hundred and fifty feet
long, sank sixteen feet, and the ground
around sank with it. All the trains have
been obliged to stop, and the track has been
raised by 5" cribbing." Fish from twelve
to eighteen inches long appear where the
water has risen out Of the crack. 1t is sup
posed that subterranean lake exists be-
meath the track.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-09

Beverly Clark has been arrested in New
York. charged with defrauding the post
office on large scale. He was held to bail
in $4,000 to answer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-09

Quite IN enthusiastic little meeting was
held in Charlottesville on Saturday evening
in support of Seymour and Blair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-09

WI P. MAYO, Ninth street. one door
wv below Main tunder w. u; Blair y So.l
has resumed the GRAIN and FEED B.sa ~ sSs
public He keeps on hand full supply Oh nah
OATS, CORN, and MILL FEED aiso, fnSSH
BOLTEO MEAL for family USE ,p ,.,,,,
Messr5. JOHN and JOSEPH BLais arg , MI.
me rs statesmen, aud would es glad TO serve t me
friends.
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nICKLING VINEGAR, sc.

100 gallons VIRGINIA CIDER VINEGAR,
WHITE GINGER,
CELERY SEED, ,r,r,>
WHITE and BLACK MUSTARD DELI,
BLACK PEPPER,
LONG PEPPER
CINNAMON,
NUTMEGa
CARRAWAY SEED,
CORIANDER SEED
CLOVER
STONE JARS. vr.oy
49,, s7T Rrnsd strsat.
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mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEMI

4 WEEKLY INDEX, PUBLISHED Al HEN
DERSON, N. C.-Located immediately on tne
Rsleish and CASTOR railroad equi-diotAnt fro NJ lts
termlni, In \ growing town, In the centre OF three
OF the largest, wea.thisst most enterpr's,ng ana
prosperous counties in North Carolina-W arreh'
tiranyiIe and Franklin-epjoyinga large and con-
stantly increasing circulation, the s<ml-" EEh-
LIZ INDEX offers superior Inducements Ms AN ah-
verttsiny medium To merchants and others wishing
the trade OF the central portion ofthe State or the
counties of Granville. Warren, FRANKLIN, W axe
NASH Person, and Halifax.
Advertisements Inserted as follows : All tram
silent advertisements 75c. per square Tor nrst inseI
.iou and 40c. per square each su. seluent insef-
tlon-a square OF one inch space or less.
Contracted rates, payable quarterly NJ any lime
6,:riuy the quarter
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PL ATEs.
DYEING AND SECURING.

TSTABLISHED IN l8G0-L. LIME
IT, MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING, SCOUR-
ING, and PRINTING EsTABLISHMENT, <2o
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH ana
FIF'rH RICHMOND, YA.-Ladies' dresses,
shawls cloaks, and sacques dyed In any coloIs de-
sired or cleaned in the very best and neatest NAH
ner Gentlemen's garments cleaned or dyed, ana
warranted TO give satisfaction. have also estab-
lshed printing department. and will print ladies'
silks, merinos, p0plins, delaines, and alpaca
dresses. Cali and see samples Of my printing:
"-' l.. LINNEMAE,
Practical Dyer, Scourer, and Cleaner;
p S.-Persons residing at distance from the
c,ty can forward their goods by express, and have
.tna au6-Sm
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The PUBLIC, DEBT.-The following is the
statement of the public debt of the United
States on the LIST Of September, 1868, just
issued from the Treasury Department:
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All advertisers can change their advertisements
weekly. -, ... ,r.r
silent. ,,,~.ss
FURMAS Il NEWLY, Propristors,
os nx Henderson. \. q.
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A PPOMATTOX PAPER
la MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
PETERSBURG VA
manufacturers and dealers in all kinds q
WRAPPING,

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BOOK PAPERS.
Orders blled with accuracy and dispatcn. r,rox,
The highest market price paid Tor GuriUN
RAGE OLD BOOKS. PAMPHLETS, SENsfA-
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Wahala, August 80, l96S.-Sir,-Your
letter enclosing an article from the Times
Of the 18th instant has just reached me,
and it is due to you that l should &C.
knowledge the civility you have shown in
calling my attention to this attack upon me.
feel such profound contempt for the
Times, and other papers of that sort, that
should not have humbled myself to notice
the article in question, nor should do so
now but to respond to your letter. This
do frankly, and pronounce the statement
made by "Hoboken y in reference to myself
Mt the battle of Manassas as utterly false.
To be more specific, assert " that never
commanded at any time the Black Horse
Cavalry"; that my command in that fight
was a regiment of infantry; that | never
shot at Colonel Cameron, and that | never
saw him, to my knowledge, while alive OF
dead. Thanking you for yonr kindness in
sending me the paper, | am, very respect
fully, yours, WADE HAMPTON.
joseph III. PQtten, ESQ.
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LETTER FROM GENERAL WADE HAMP-
TON, OF SOUTH CARoLrNA.-To the Editor
Of the Tribune: Sir,-The Times last week
inserted correspondents article, signed
" Hoboken," asserting unqualifedly that
General Wade Hampton, at the battle Of
Manassas, in cold blood and maliciously,
shot Mr.. Cameron, the brother of the Sec
rotary Of War. 1t seemed so utterly incon-
sistent with General Hampton's well-known
character for bravery and honor that en-
closed him the article, and send you his
answer. am as thorough Republican
as any man can be, hut despise, as trust
all our party do, such malignant and I'M
unsuitable attacks upon the honor and integ-
rity of an opponent. j. II. 7.
Nep York, September 5.
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Illness of Ex-President Pierce.
CONCORD, N. H., September S.-Ex-Pre-
ident Franklin Pierce is dangerously sick.
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.,UU
Six per cent lawful money bonds
Issued to Pacific Railroad Com
DanleS. o'''tt'VVN
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7 tr ne tnronicle says there was no iire.I
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Gen. Sheridan has returned to Fort Leav-
enworth from the west.
The wheat crop in Tennessee has been
much injured by continued wet weather.
The Fenians are preparing at ST. Albans
for another raid on the frontier.
Rev. ]. c, Lyon, founder of the German
Methodist Church in America, died on the
22d inst.
A number OF soldiers of the llth Kansas
regiment, to which Senator Ross belonged,
burned that gentlemaa in effigy in front Of
the State House, At Topeka, Tuesday night.
England has urged . general disarming
Of the Austrian Government. and also lent
its good Offices.
The successive rains have raised the Con,
necticut river 70 point higher than before
this year, and considerable damage has beer
done to crops.
The President has appointed D. W. Max
On, Of Wis.,, visitor TO West Point 10 place
| Of ex Governor Sharkey, declined.
| The senators and members Who attended
the Chicago convention returned to Wash
| ington on Sunday. There 10 general dis
position to hurry up business and effect ~
| adjournment on The 10th Of July.
The CretAns have gained victories ovel
the Turks in two engagements recently.
A terrible and fatal epidemic has broken
out among the cattle in Tippecanoe Co.
Ind, and they are dying OF rapidly. 1t i
| thought to b. The rinderpese.
A destructive hail storm visited San An
tonic, Texas, on the 18th, which lasted hal
IN hour, and destroyed property TO tn
amount Of half million dollars.
Stanton, since the failure Of Impeachment
hes rssigned - Secretary Of War.
The proposed brutal prize fight between
Coburn and NcCools, near Cincinnati, Of
the 7th Inst, was broken up BY the arrest o
the hsuiserA A large crowd Of plag>uglie
vess disappointed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
OLD GRlMEs % DEAD.

The most popular song of the day
is "Old Grimes is Dead" The unc.
ton with which it was sung through
the streets Of Chicago by the Iowa
soldiers, on the 10Th, indicated no
stronger feeling relating to the treach.
cry ofJames w. Crimes than fills
the breast Of nearly every Iowa Re-
publican. Every consideration Of de-
cency would impel Mr.. Grimes to re-
sign position in which he fatty mis-
represented very large majority OF
his constituents. 1t il rumored land
may the Lord put the truth into Ma
dam Rumor's lips for just this once
that he will take this sensible step at
an early day.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
N. sincerity q rr.aen.ry.

James W. Grimes claims to have
been actuatcd by sincerity Of purpose
and purity Of heart in voting agains,
impeachment
BenedictArnold. the infamous traitor
Of the Revolution. avowed his purity
Of heart in . letter written from the
camp Of the enemy to George Wash.
ington, - follows:
The heart which Il conscious II
its own rectitude, cannot attempt 70
palliate step which the world may
censure IS wrong; have ever acted
from principle Of love to my country,
since the commencement of the pres-
ent unhappy contest between Great
Britain and the coloni0; the same
principle Of love to my country &C.
tuated my present conduct, no wever
inconsistent to the world, who seldom
Judge right Of any mans actions. -
Lrrings Life Of Washington. VOL w.
r. 1874"
In letter to Gov. Reed, Wash.
ington writes: "Arncld's conduct is
80 villainously per6dious. that there
" are no terms that can describe the
'Sbasencss Of his heart"
Washington but expressed the com
mon verdict Of mankind. Cool, cal.
culating treachery is too infamous
for expression in the ordinary Lam
guaCc Of mortala.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

the natioas trial, and is unworthy Of the
confidence and appreciation Of loyal peo>
pie.
Fourth. Reso9rsd. That the soldiers aad
sailors recognize no difference between the
native and adopted citizens, and they de.
mand that the government protect nAtural>
lied citizens abroad, Is well rs those of ma
tive birth.
ORGANS FOR JOHNSON.
Af.cr the reading Of the third resolution
General Barnum, Of New York, proposed
Ii rec groans for Andrew Jobnson, and the
delegates responded loud and deep.
TINE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
General Gregg, OF New York, moved tina,
the resolutions b unanimously sdoptcd BY
this convention.
The motion vas put aad carried amid ire
ncndous applause.
THREE caIERs FOR GRANT.
The President. Gentlemen, let us give
three rousing SOLDIER cheers more for Gen
eral Grant.
Ii is Impossible to conceive the height, the
enthusiasm reached II this point. The del.
cgatcs rose 10 their feet and continued cheer
| ing for al least Eve minutes. Hats were
thrown into the air, the ladies in the gallery
waved their handkerchief. and Turner Hall
reverterated from one end to the other -
cheer after cheer went up fos the illastrious
Giant. Ii VAS With the utmoes difficulty
that the Chair could restrain the soldiers from
giving vent to their aduiration foe their lead.
e., aud quiesness waa restored only BY the
Prsident saying:
"Soldie. will remember that they are On
duty and that there must b no talking or
cheering in the ranksr
RECONSTRUCTION IL TEE SENATE.
General GnmsAAv. I desire 70 offer .
resolution. The Secretary viii please read
The Secretary rod - follows:
WnEREAs, Aadew JoAnsOa has sepsat>
eddy proclaimed The illgality Of tie psssest
Congress therefore
Resolved, That the loyal Senators Of the
reconstructed States are entitled to immedi.
ate admission, ~ reconstruction 10 - much
needed in the United States Seaste - il is
in the Sosth. Cries Of Good, good, and
applause.
The resolutions vas saaaimsuslv a1opsed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

The Chicago CoavessioA put in
nomination the stsoagest ticket that
could possibly have been named. Even
the Democrat. q At lsaat their ablesi
.ad most candid organs, admit this.
To Be sure, very tsmall Copperhead
squ,rts-and this includes = good
@sny its'e coppsrhead newspaper
spnrt out their venom from sheer
msdnsss, and attempt to bclittle the
great names presented BY the Repub-
lican party for the SURFACES Of the
American people, bat the leading
men and leading presses of,he Democ-
racy, well understand .he fu,ili,y Of
such seuseless drivel, and frankly &C.
knowledge both the worth and strength
Of the Republican ticket. They read
Ieir doom in advance and see, before
sAe battle has fairly commenced. the
inevitable triumph Of the party whose
principles are based upon justice, pat
riOtiem and humanity, and whose can
didatss have commended themselves
% the nation by their abilities, the one
n de Geld and the other in the forum.
asd BY iheir equal fidelity to their
cosasvy Add 10 noble principles. Never
thclsss, Republicans, unless we work
tor he right. the wrong may come
vFPevncst. We must not rely upon
the strength If Cur leaders. What
weald re say Of - army that should
abaados their leaders just IS the bat
tle opened, relying upon the strength
Of their names alone 70 defeat the en-
envy. As We value our great principles,
- ve value our country's honor and
safety, - We value our peace and
prosperity hereafter, we must now
work to secure the overwhelming de-
feat Of our enemy. Every Republican
should regard himself as on duty 10
the service Of his country. We are
6ghiiag treason - surely as at any
time during the war. Every man to
his post
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
oU8 DUDCQUE a.ErrEa.


DuBrarE, MAY q, 1868.
En-. BULLETIN Our street cars csmmeu.
ed running lsss Saturday. Thus far, they
have been Remarkably well patrcnized. On
Sunday u receipts we're tlls.s5. 1t is
quite pleasant to - them passing through
oar ssreeta and especially juss nov. when 90
many are awaiting themselves Of this new
opportunity Of taking ride. The cars look
we'll they ere neatly and sassefally fitted up,
and preseat . much 6nes appearance than
tAoss used in some cities Of larger growth.
They have also substantial look, indicating
that they we're made for service. The COM
paay car bat b encouraged as the prospect
that The enterprise viii Be . paying one 10
due time, il il is not at 6rst The experi>
meut Of the FIRST four days must certainly be
very gratifying to al concerned. Only four
cara are running as yet, but it is expected
that too more viii be put on within . few
weeks. The cars pass, or run very near to,
the principal hotels, hence, persons reaching
the city By boat or rail can be taken direct
to the hotel they NAV desire to stop at, for
the moderate price Of ten cents. Business
men will find the cars great accommoda>
ton, especially those as the !eree; in short,
almost every one here viii End them conyen-
lent at some time.
The audience room Of the Young Mems
Christian Association was well filed by per-
sons Of both sexes, on Friday evening last,
to listen to . familiar talk upon California,
by Caleb Sadier, ESQ.,, Of the firm of Sad
dler / johnson in this city. Mr.. Saddler
hos rceestly returned from California where
be has spent several months. His lecture
was exceedingly interesting, the audience
| listening with close attention for An hour and
three.quAners. He commenced BY giving
an account Of his voyage, connected with
which, were . variety Of incidents Of An
aausing character. Mr.. s. spoke Of the
educational. agricultural and business inter-
ess Of tie State 1t some length. He stated
that there were representatives in San Fran.
cisco from nearly every nationality on the
globe. Tho Chinese we're there in large
numbers. The climate be described - re-
markAbly fns-tbere being none Of those
sudden changes which are experienced on
the Atlantic coast. Nr. Saddler visited Cal
Hernia for the purpose Of imprc wing his
health He has found the climate Of that
State 70 b favorable, and has almost deci>
dsd 70 make il his future home.
c. .R.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
Desolasleoe - sAs ooaAissss Convoa
ekO0s

The great representative Convention Of
Union Soldiers lths largest and soss eathu.
siastic delegate convention ever helA N Tie
United Ssaass,) which assembled 4 Chica-
g, On Tie 18Th inst, adopted Tie following
ssso,ssioas with almost anexamplsd una~
nimisy. We extract from the very fan re-
pat Of psoessdisss psblishsd By IL mi
bsse, y follow:
General Logan, On behalf Of the Commits
tee on Resolutions, aid The COMMITTEES
have agreed 10 the following resolutions;
First Resolced, That We, the soldiers and
sailon, stesdfast sov - ever % the Union
| and the flag, fully recognise the claims a
General Ulysses 8. Grant TO the confidence
Of the American people, and believing that
the victories won under his guidance in war
will be illustrated BY him in peace, BY such
measures as viii secure the fruits Of our ex.
ertions and restore the Union upon . loyal
basis, We declare il ~ our deliberate con-
vietion that be is the choice Of The soldier,
and sailors Of the Union for the Office o.
President Of the United States Of Ameri
ca
The resolution was ct once adoptsd amid
much enthasiasm, the delegates rising to
their feet and cheering.
General Logan continued:
Sec0pd. Rcsolrcd, That 10 the mainfen
aacs Of those principles underlying the foun
datiOs Of our government. and for which VI
fought during four years Of var, We pledge
our earnest and active support that The Re
publican party j. the only political osgAniss
ton 10 osr judgment that i true 70 TIE prin
eiPlss Of loyalty, liberty and equality befor,
the law.
Third. Resolsed, That speaking Tor our,
selves, soldisss aud sailors, who imperillet
their lives 70 preserve the Union, believ>
that the inpeaehmsnt Of Andrew Johnsss
b. ths House of Representatives for higl
crimes and misdsmeAs.oss 10 oGics, and hil
| trial bsfoss the Unitsd States Senate, hav.
presented unmistaksbls proofs Of his guilt
and that Whatever may b tie judgment o.
the tribunal before which be i arraignsa end
psoysa Guilty BY tie people, Ne reeard On,
senator wAo votsd Or Who may hsssaAei
vote for hs scquittAl. has fallen short n IL
proper discharge Of bic dusy 10 this hcsr o
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

The Democratic Legislature Of
Ohio has shown itssympathy for sol
diers BY posing IN oct di.fraaeAisin9
tie crippled and diea6ied inmates ef ~
SoI6iery' U0mss Of that State. Could
disholism go furthers Could the Vi.
lest traitor Of the South devise : more
despicable and scandalous measure d
iafsmyf And yet these are the men
sbo q de siess Of The var got down
= shelr ksses = ~ Union soldiers
asd bsgesd them TO sossidsr them
il,sir asvcst and only tras SFssnds.--
Agaia l. tho max tbrogn OF and The
ycuomous firth Of treason displayed.
S IIisr iricrds indeed!