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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-17
POPLAR DEMOCRATIC sENrI.
mENTs.

ical editor az 70 llws:
ST. LouIs, June 9.
You may think il strange that / address Z
letter TO you, but will explain why do 90
am informed by q friend in this city upon
whom can rely, that, although violent
Radical, You sre gentleman and man oil
honor, and prefer TO direct my correspon-
deHce TO yoa rather than the pretended Dem
oerAtic sh.et OF your city, which an in
formed ny the same friend Is one Of the mon
Eres. milk-and- water kiBd-somewhst after
the manner OF the Afksc'tri Reps6tscas.
always prefer m homes, open eaemy to
srcret e or hypocritcsi friend.
Inc m'ssnn7 Reotitficaa Il either ! secret
Zoe OF hypoexisies1 friend Of the democratic
party. -
hh-. 10. Of eaaellise. ~Aish .sv.lv.
KreundN.
They aka sheirpp;s;o.s ftumI h. - =, :.
they can be aid 70 have env.
an.'evsr shsy gst mp on iAsle own acsoaa,
Apd slAe thes get from shs RxpSb,s,. /.
doss no. deserve mneh better tide ~
How 10 III?
Ihsy pretend - - Democr.s..
they prstsud ~ sDmpath,xe Nth n ao,..A
.fodden = che i aeder the foot 81 mili,s,,
They ars Aspirink d de Leadership 81 4.
efsr. Democratic party; haa
nsn Ne south vas making kef nnllant
don,
Shoeldsr Der na.tet for herr
Nc. : =, -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-17

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-17

RsFEEnY JOHNSON has been confirmed b.
the Senate az Minister to England. He is g
very able man, but too old to commence q
new career as Diplomatist. His confrma>
ton by the Senate indicates tina, their re;ec-
ton Of Mcclellan and Ssanbery resulted
from other considerations than diEerenceih
politics, for Johnson has been johnson
man all the time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-17

The interest on United States Bonds, fall
ing due the frss Of july, amounts to ss2,.
600 600.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08
Radical Advice.

The New York Tribune and other
equally disinterested papers are giving
the Democratic party great deal OF ad-
vice on the subject of selecting a candi-
date for the Presidency. They are not a
little alarmed atsths signs in the West,
and the significant news which comes
booming up from Oregon. They would
catch at the straw that the Democratic
party is divided, because of a difference
of opinion about selecting from several
distinguished men the worthiest and most
acceptable. The Radicals had no such
difficulty, because really they had but one,
and that one the veriest dwarf ever thrust
before the American people for the Elk
ecutive office. The Tribune need have
no trepidatiou about union Of the DEM.
ocrats. They will not only unite, but
when they do, it will be on man and a
statesman not on mere pigmy in boots,
whose military capacity falls even below
his capacity for filling the Office of Alder
man of one horse town
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08
National Trade Convention.

In the National Board of Trade Conven-
ton. in session at Philadelphia on Satur-
day, Mr.. Blow reported resolutions, which
were referred to the executive committee.
The resolutions set forth that the interests
of millions inhsbiting and to inhabit the
Mississippi Valley require the adoption
by the Federal Government, among
other measures of Improvement, by
national or International appropriations,
of all the outlets of the valley, and the
removal of every obstacle to navigation
upon the navigation and lis tributaries.
Such appropriations should only be
limited in amount by the completion of
several works between the Pacific and
Atlantic oceans, and by canal or railroad
across the isthmus of Central America,
such works to be solely under national
protection.
Resolutions we're also adopted in favor
of reduction of the whisky tax to not
more than fifty cents per gallon.
The Executive Council was directed to
apply to Congress for charter for an
association.
Mr.. Hoffman, of Philadelphia, pre-
sented the following, which was referred
to the Executive Council:
WHEREAS, The National Commercial
Convention which assembled in the city
of Boston in February, 1868, passed the
following resolution:
Resolped, That the central system of
measurement OF all products OF the soil,
is best adapted to the requirements of
the trade, of the country, snd'is in har-
mony with our decimal system; that it
be recommended that on and after the
LIST of August, 1868, each association rep
resented in this association adopt the
central system in the sale, storage and
transportation Of said products, and we
recommend that on aud after the LIST of
August, 1868, two hundred pounds shall
constitute barrel of -four or meal;
therefore,
Be ii resolgsd, That the Executive
Council be instructed TO take immediate
steps to carrying out the objects of said
resolution.
Mr.. Fosdick, of New Orleans, sub-
mitted resolutions, which we're referred
to the Executive Council, opposing the
proposed charter to private individuals
for the purpose of constructing canal
or channel through Pass Loutre, one of
the outlets Of the Mississippi river to the
sea, and declaring that the Mississippi
river, being national highway, should
always be kept free from its highest
nayigable point to its outlet, and no
change Of any nature, whatever, should
ever be exscted from shipping navi-
eating it, that the Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress be respectfully
requested to oppose the passage of any
such bill, and requested to urge the
passage of q bill for the removal Of all
distractions to navigation on the Mis-
sissippi and its tributaries the work to
be done under the direction OF Govern
meut officers, and not as heretofore by
contract
Davis, Of Toledo, presented resolu
ton recon mending Congress 10 provide
that National Banks shall not be allowed
to sell any par! Of the gold received from
the government as interest on bonds
pledged for their circulation until the
amount Of its legal reserve is entirely
made up in coin.
The Convention then adjourned sine
die.
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stand upon. 1t viii boldly declare what
Democratic convictions are, aud every
Democrat will stand or fall by them.
There win be no compromise OF princl'
ple for poIicy's sake; no sycopnanuo
ioadying 20 secure the votes OF soldiers
who are not Democrats; no coaxmg OF
hesitating Democrats 10 come bacn ana
fight for IA. None OF this. 10 VII TAKE
the tenable ground that ell men who are
not heart and soul, with us are against
US, au1 deal with them Accordingly
By a determined fight on this ground,
the battle was won In Connecticut cai'-
forpia aud Ohio. = Cafro Democrat =
The celebrated wit, Dean swift, wrote
an ironical article proposing 70 kill and
cook the tender Irish children Tor food
for the English aud Irish oommonsiity.'
Ii was so apparently earnest tnAt many
of the people we're persuaded that the
proposition was made in soberness, and
the writer was visited by severe denun-
Citations.
During the impeachment trial cor
respondent Of New York World pro.
nosed. in a similar strain, that II would
be economy on the part Of the merchants
az New YORK 10 raise ten millions OF
dollars and buy up some eight or ten OF
The ;mpeachers. In this way Il was
Thought the peoples time and money
might be saved, as the writer justly
thought, with vast majority OF ME
neople. that The trial was farce, and
ia sooner il was ended the better for
the prosperity of the country.
The Journal snaps at this bait and
sagaciously fancies that the proposition
was made in dead earnest II prints the
Worlds ironical paragraph, and can
hardly restrain its yirtuous indignation.
Here is the offensive article'-Sprfng-
field Register: =. ~
Let the men of wealth in this city,
without regard to party, sssemble-at the
Exchange or in the Cooper Institute,
and subscribe a sufficient sum-ien nil
lions of dollars, If need be-to buy ia
yorable verdict There are fourteen
Radical Senators whose terms of Office
expire in 1869 Beyond that time they |
are sure of no political position; so tar
as they know now, they are certain of no |
a paying place" Surely, a. many as
eight of these men would far rather be
sure of a million each ln hand than 10 |
wait for the uncertainty Of $4,000 office
1y and by. Let US buy their votes at
heir own price
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08
NEW YORK.

NEW York. June s.-CottoR dull and
dropping. Gold, 1891.
A woman named Koenig, residing at
Gottenburg. N. j. charged, on evidence,
q physician named Lecloie with having
caused the desih Of her husband BY
giving morphine to him.
A large increase was noticeable yes
ierday in the number Of arrests for the
violation Of the Excise Law. Six per-
sons we're brought before Justice
Mansfield, and eight before Justice 10
gan.
UrIol, Juus s.--A terrible storm Of
wind aud rain passed over this region
Saturday evening. The brick chimney,
eighty feet high, attached TO the Eagle
Cotton Factory, Of George W. Chadwick,
Of New Hartford. Gx miles from tins
city, was throvn upon the roof Of the
machine shop, crushing The structure 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, on Saturday, Trumbull
made q report from the Committee of
Conference on the Arkansas bill, recon-
mending an agreement to the bill as
passed BY the House. with some slight
verbal amendments in the preamble, and
a further amendment as it passed the
House. The bill provided as a funda-
mental condition, that change of the
Constitution should be made depriving
any citizen or class of citizens of the
right of suffrage who are recognized in
the Constitution. The Comm had
added the provision, that the Constitu-
ton may be changed as to the time and
place of residence, as the people think
proper. Also as to the right OF foreign
ers to vote so as to acquire citizenship
hereafter il they choose. The report was
agreed to. :.
The bill for the admission of North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Loui-
siana and Florida, was taken up and dis
cussed until the Senate went into execu-
tive session.
In the House it was agreed that re.
ception be extended 10 the Chinese en-
.bassy on Tuesday next at II o'clock, in
the hall Of the House.
A large number Of bills from the Com
mittee on Invalid Pensions we're re-
ported and passed.
The House then went into Commit
tee Of the Whole on the tax bill, the
question beiDg on Jenekes motion TO
amend the twenty second section by
taking from the Assessor the rightto add
on penalties.
After some discussion, the section was
amended by striking out the word "pen-
alties," and inserting in lieu Of it the
words, additional per cent for refusal
or neglect to make returns"
No amendments, except in the matter
Of details, we're offered to sections %, "a,
% and 20.
Progress was made without any amend.
ments, save as TO matters Of detail, TO
any section including the 23i, when the
Committee rose.
Beaman, from the Committee of Con-
ference on the Arkansas bill, made re.
port, and while voting on il the hour Of
5 o'clock arrived, and the Speaker, in
accordance with a unanimous agree
ment previously had, declared the House
adjourned.
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The Mex, President.

The next President Of the United
States will be q Democrat Ii the de-
velopments Of the immediate past form a
reliable criterion there is not even the
shadow Of doubt Of this.
A Democratic President viii be
elected because the party intend TO make
. square stand up fight for principle. 1t
has " temporized in the past to its sor-
row. Ii has ignored this measure to con-
eiliats modern Republicans; Il has
softened down that measure TO modify
besitAiing. weak kneed Democrats, aud
il has done sometbinE else 70 throw as
bait 20 The soldier Who can't 20 negro
suffrage and don Ike the Freedman
Bureau. All this Il has done % It's sor.
rou. Guilty Of trucking 10 the will or
wishes 81 msn Oufsidc The party. IL out
raaef honest. cousisient mou inside the
psrsy. and thus BY being al things 70 all
meu i almost lost lie identity. aud in
CARED The deiest lie dOnble-dealng
merited.. 49, - .rs.1~
I Alter JnlT nsxi the party vill hare =
poutivs sd unequivocal platform 70
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WARRINGTON.

Nrw YonK, June s-A Washington
dispatch 10 the Herald says thatano,her
hid Cor the Indian land job has come to
light wsdpesdayths Usage Nation
was induced by promises and iniimA-
tons on the part Of the Commissioner,
which Ishsadsd BY Indian conmissloper
Taylor, 10 sen 1. ooo, goo acrss Of land On
their reservation Tor 20 cents an acre
payable in fifteen years, to private
party, while other bids we're made for
the came By other parties.
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Probably there was no military order
;s.nsa ao,;nstbe war which more power
81. Ao.Lo ha .s.sa NJ all The hui
iuiiy snooAeu 'ne 'e''' -
name men Of the country man me orde'
OF General Grant expelling all Jews
v;thout excention. from his department
,.s -Jnh .,,,r .,,;->.,
IL was iet 'na' We ""a w ''''' ','
in-fhe country IL had a-cruef-enec''
Some. Radical papers have made q futile
ssvor, hi ;as,;fv n on the cround that il
$3.50 - nj p., ,ha orss,
was not ihtenueo 'or MT Du' '"'
applied to vthe jews as class, ana
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08
POrPresidenta and VlcePresIdent
OF the United States,
THE NOMINEES OF THE DEMO
CRATTC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
THE NEWS.

I'M N6Wts
Two thousand Israelites in st. Louis have
publicly pledged themselves to vote against
Grant.
The Fenian excitement in Canada is un-
abated.
A sitka dispatch reports the discovery Of
gold in great abundance on Takon river.
A cavern or grotto, said to rival the famous
Mammoth Cave of K entucky. has been discov-
cred about twenty miles north of ottawa'
Canada
Ast Petersburg dispatch gives official con-
srmation of the capture Of Bokhare. The
Russian troops are also reported to have taken
Somorscand.
The woodla sn racer. Louisville, closed on
Saturday.
The Constitutional Union Club of New York
has adopted resolutions calling upon the Ma
tional Democratic Convention to insert reso-
luton in their platform demanding more
thorough protection for American citizens In
foreign countries. 4
Goulding. the pedestrian. has complsted his
thousand mile feat, and after recupsratins in
tends to challenge Weston. ~
Three thousand six hundred and thirty emf
grants landed at New York en- Saturday.
The Senate, on Saturday. rejected the nomi-
uation Of Gen. @. B. Mcclellan as Minister 70
England. 81
Warrants issued for the support Of the Gov
eminent for the month Of May amount to
$40, .0OO, not including the redemption Of
the public debt.
The Pope has sent an agent to the United
States to enlist troops for the Papal army.
Garibalai has written several earnest letters 70
friends and tn. authorities Of the United States
entreating them in behalf of the Liberal party
Of Italy to discourage the project.
Alex. G. Bullet. for thirty years associated
with the press Of the country. died In Louis
vile yesterday.
Secretary Seward entertained tho Chinese
embassy Saturday night There were present
all the diplomatic corps and their families.
Members Of the Cabinet, Representatives and
others. were present. The garden was illu-
minated with Chinese lanterns. and band Of
music played throughout the evening; another
band was inside the house. and altcgethsf. 1t
was the most brilliant affair Of the season.
bismarck urges the adoption BY the nations
of Europe and America oftreaties establishing
q uniform International system Of tonnage and
capacity for shipping. He proposes the En-
glish system of Measurement as the best basis
for such system.
The Emperor Of Russia has Issued an ukase
setting free all persons offoreisn birth now ex-
lied to Siberia. and ali natives. Russian and
Poland, who are sentenced to less than twenty
years' exile.
The opinion is said to prevail 10 Paris that
war viii break cut in Europe before The close
Of next autumn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08
MEXICO.

NEw YoRk, June s.-Telegrsph'e
dates from Sissal, Mexico, to June 40,
state that Cephlia has been reelected
Gsvernor Of Yucatan. ~,
One hundred and fifty Of Col. Domin'
quez's force had escaped from the In
dian massacre which occurred some
time ago. The English in Balize con-
tinue to supply the Indians with NUM-
tions of war.
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the ground. Eight men we're at work in
tho shop. Ono named Harry Knapp was
instantly killed, aud four others were
severely injured, onc Of whom il Is
thought canuol recover Knapp Was
horr;hlx muiilaied. Loss about ~, 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08
OFFICERS:

Presideni.- Gen. James R. Chaluers.
Vice Presidexts.-Gen. j.. D. Rufin, Major
G. V. Rambaut, General 4. Nj. Rueker.
Secretary. Colonel NJ. Mageveny, Jr.
.Judoes-Major j. P. Strange. Major u. v.
Rambaut, Capt. W. II. Passmore.
Grand Marshal Of the Day. Colonel James
Coleman.
Colonel W. l.. Stewart.
Committee on Music, Seats, etc.--Captain Mel
lersh, Major Phil. Allen. Major Strange, J. d.
Moffatt
White, DR.. W N. Wilkerson. w
business Committee on Gates. etc:-W. L..
Stewart, Captain Passmore, Captain Van.
Supertntendsnf Of Trdck.-Capt. John B. Lail.
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BY TEL E g RAP Il
LATEST TO NOON TODAY.
BROwNsvILLE, TENN.

Special to the PUBLIo LEDoER.l
BROwSsyILLE, Jane 8, | p.m.-No de-
eisions were rendered this morning. The
Court is now engaged on case number
four, on the law docket.
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NEW MEMPHIS TEEATER.
ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE

Supported by the following eminent artists;
Miss ISABEL MccULLOcH in the role of
Sisnor GIOVANNI BOvE (celobrated) in
'n si sTs e CARLO ooRLaNDENI. the msgnih-
cent baritOte. Figaro.
signor AUGUSTINE SU6INI, the inimitable
basso as Don Bartolo.
vailed basso, as Don Basilo.
Signor MAESTRO ToRRIANI, the distin-
guished director Of the Academy Of Music at
New York, under whose distractions this Star
Of the South has achieved her artistic educa-
ton, has Voluntarily offered TO accompany her
in her tour through the cities Of the South.
Sale Of tickets TO commence on Tuesday
mcrning at 10 am.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, June S.-The graves Of
Confederate dead in Loudon Park Gene
terry we're decorated with flowers yester-
day, under the'auspices Of the ladies Of
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FOUR SPLENDID PRIZES :
Gold Watch valued at szoO.
raa THIRD PRIZE,
Saddle and bride valued at 5 100.
FOURTH PRIZE,

Superb Riding whip and Spurs valued at $50.
Ths Queen of Love and Beauty will be
crowned BY the victor of the day.
The Maids Of Honor will be selected by the
yictors in contests for lesser prizes.
The Orator Of the Day, Awarder OF Prizes.
announced on or before the morning OF the
Tournament.
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Committee of Arrangements.
TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS. -Colonel John G. Fizer, Colonel
]. ii. Edmond ,on, Colonel ". I. Taylor, Col.
NJ. p. Perkins, Colonel w. L Duff. H. Lit
tlet9n, esq cN,.1 E K RJssb r M Keller,
Captain Jack Horne, Colonel M. G. Gallaway.
General Albert Pike. NJ. G. Pierce, ESQ.,. Capt
g. r. Tayler, J. 3. Clarkson, ESQ., Colonel X.
BoIirylR.-ColoHel Marsh Polk. Captain Jas.
Fleming, Geo. M. Duggan. ESQ.,. Moses Par
R3asowsyu1E.-Col. DucSworth, Ed. Reed.
STANTON DEPoT.-N Nathan Adams.
M.soy's DEPOr.-I. X. Williams, L. ROBIN
TAeRIsGE.-t}eneral A. ]. Vaughn. Baker
Zones, W. A. Turner. Captain Lsnier.
SoyrRyIILE.-Jas. Pnlliam, Cecil G. Moore,
General ohm l.. T. snesd. Page W. Finney,
Rsq, Colonel s. r. Moseby.
ALABAMA.
FLoRyNcE.-Dr. Lindsay.
TuscuMBfA Captain Keller.
HusTsvILLE.-Captain ID. ID. Todd.
ARKANSAS.
HELENA Foster Gage. General Tappan.
MISSISSIPPI.
IuKA.-General Thomas Blain.
HERNaNDo.- Major Chalmers, pr. Bynum.
PINoLA.-Msjor VIM. Rufin, VIM. Clark,
Captain Martin, V. II. Merriweather.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Arrangements will be made to seat l0.0OO
persons. 1t will be necessary to procure tick
cts to prevent confusion. Money will not be
taken at the gate. aa
MULE RACE.
After the contest of the Knights, there will
be a Mule race. Entrance, 50. Free for all
The entrance money TO DO divided. two.thirds
for the first out and the remaing third for the
second.
LANCE AND sABER EXERCISE.
Previous 10 the Mule contest, there will be a
grand display Of Lance and Saber exercise on
horseback and on foot by Captain Van, show
ing the mode Of using those weapons 10 tne
greatest sdvantage,
Tickets TO be had at the different Hotels at
81 each, to all parts OF the grounds.
The exercises will commence az III oclocK'
precisely. ....L..
Those DESTROYS of entering as contestn nts
will make application 70 the Secretary, FRONT
street, at A. Vaccaro * Co.'s. on or before the
day previous to the Tournament.
tp3 JAMES COLEMAN, Grand Marshal.
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only place Of Amusement OPeI'in the
Cffyi

Great Had Center q Amusement seller
cffhis 500 TROUPE over All others here
tefore prersnfed 70 The Memrhis iubhc-
New Sonra, Danco. buriesques, farcee.
Pnntoulimsa and kfhioIlAn hccenuicitiea-
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EUREKA LIFE BLOOD ELIXIR

Is the greatest known remedy in the world TO
purify the Blood and antidote to counteract
ans ward of disease.
TENTATIVE means Antidotive or Altera-
tive. All antidotes may be said to be Altera-
tive. but all Alternative Medicines are not Anti.
dotal The e. l.. B. L. is. the only compound
that comprises in lis combination a full and
complete ALTERATIVE ands RESroRA-
BLASTEMA means. the Material out Of
which tissue is. or may be. formed. The Z. L.
B. u. is the remedv TO organize and build up
this LIFE AND II BALTH, giving property to
the empciated and broken down sy, tenn. 90
CYANOSIS means blueness, I, ON imperfect
circulation or @ration of the blood. Whenever
you feel this com plant or look it, You should at
once take u l.. B. e.. which is a sine qua non
Ia dispelling this most melancholy and suici-
DIAL look and feeling. which. to true southern
man or woman, is as disgusting. execrahle ana
loathsome as the sightot" blue coat" BIZ Take
the remedy here prescribsd d. and nip the hydra
headed monster in the bud before it fastens US
anaconda folds upon you. pesoning and suck
ing the last drop of PURE LIFE BLOOD.
Nj ore anon. III
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FOREIGN.

LlyERPooL, June Section heavy.
Sales. 1000 bales. Uplands, llld. Or
leans, ll3d
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Colfax indorses the platform, which
his friends at Chicago adopted, as well
as the nomination of himself made at
the expense Of a goodly number OF
brides. The astonishing fact that be is
willing to run for Office ia brought TO
light. He is delighted with the frank
ness aud clesrness Of the fonr-faced
platform, which entirely" accords
with his four-fAced views That is the
adyantageof On India rubber conscience.
he avows that the Republican party
brought on the var to establish " free
press and free speech" and boasts that
the sane party provided the means and
fought the battles Of the Union He
thinks that Il himself and Ulysses can
nov succeed ia getting into ONCE The
RepubIicah victories VII be crowned
and eternal, and that We shall have
peace. No doubt Of IL Bat that peace
win be the peace Of despOtism and
death. His confession a. % The oriqr
If the war was blaudsr mo The pail
~ .-,th- s.rar ..lu fll lf.acI
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Asni,.lop. . cents, Prirlis Bore. s o.

Deer. spsn - ~ o'cIssk Pesfsrnanss .
: ri. coumsnss 81 ~ o'eloek.