Year: 1863

smile upon, love, nor marry, the man VIII,
will not fly TO tho rescue No woman ca,
safely trust herself with the man who vii
not fight for his country. He has no rea
love for woman who is destitute of the high
est next TO God, viz: love Of country.
" In this our conflict We have learned TO know.
Who would be free, themselves must strike In,
blow"


Young men, lovers, we must deserve tc
be free The nations day of temptation
and trial has come. Shall we sell our birth.
right for mess of pottage? Shall we bar.
ter liberty for ease?


"Country is a thing to die for, at need"
Then,
Ask not length of days, that giftlcss gift


Swift"


We don't want you to be killed but we
want our country saved. Surely we could not
bear TO live if you allow our arms to be dis
graced before the eyes of the civilized
world. Our cause is Just. We shall con.
qucr. Go then fathers brothers lovers .
We will do your work left behind We
will give you our Jewels if You need them.
We will cherish our love for yon. We
will pray for you



left bchind-who have no less difficult task
to preserve our honor, surrounded as we
are and assailed by false friends and real
enemies, that swarm over the entire North
like the locusts of Egypt, to ruin our Gov.
ernment and break up the republic--we
come on bended knees and beseech YOU not
to speak openly against our Government or
onr Generals. Believe us, there il every
W nt III.
blow the coal. y support the Government
if it makes mistakes. Who can bc sure
that he is right in these awful times Wash
ington, and jackson, and Webster, might fail
before the magnitude of the work. If YOU
have cause for complaint, go to the Gov
ernment, and tell il at fountan-head, and
then give it your wise and earnest counsels.
Don't repel any party, or sect, or "ism, or
list DO as Archbishop Hughes advises
Encourage them all-work uen in,
not repel them" We believe that Slavery
is a fearful national sin in the sight of God.
and that it is the cause of this war And
we also bolieve that Emancipation, in any
way that Government and people shall
deem it best is the salvation of our country.


Press on, one and dR! If it takes seven
years to put down this rebellion-we have
lOhu llotOl l-Nc Gull Sldllu II. Prepare
for any and every exigency at home and
in the field and we pray God you will
that true patriotism has no party
sect or name; We are one, till this mon
strous uprising against the constituted
of the land is sent to its own
place. Then, whether living or dead. shall
your names be sung--then shall your mem
ory be green with fame; aud up to the
shining arch where you shall sit in glory,
will come the undying


-"Thanks of millions, vet to be %


And listen, oh yc Nations of the earth
re the brave men and the brave women of
the North, have SwOIW il, by our Northern
Star, that OUR DEAR, BELOVED CoUNTRY SknH
be preserved, ONE AND ENTIRE, or we will
die with her!
To our brave soldiers. one aud all, we
say, that 10 loyal woman ever has passed,
or ever will pass you 'haugLtiiy." When
ever you receive anything but the utmost
kindness and consideration from II woman,
you may know she is Il traitor. Turn your
back upon her and walk off in your dignity.
She may yet come to you for shelter and
bread.


LOYAL, NEW YORK WOMEN