The Lebanon advertiser. (Lebanon, Pa.) 1849-1901, September 28, 1864, Image 1

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amp urzoisainnhiscpauszpvitods.
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dot fly - Akecuttic at the
ADMTIS rig , MAXO45re PEKWA
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Tea eatablittimmed is now sopplhdkiritlcattixteasive
aseortment,of JQB TYPE, which will be increamod as the
patronalee demand& Pt• ow now torn oat horrrroo, of
every depetilitiotivia - a peat and•bzpoditiotta.ffistoner— 1
otoloti Om reasonable term. Bath as
Pliorilaets; Ch•ifiks; - - •
:! , iilitists . Oster,:liandbills,
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.orreatly and envy Oil tie ties! past idodtatti 113t41
.Eigealaliktble °Mee, at prices ..to suit the Atm ,”i ii ,
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t ittliettleekt i o the ptittlitt, Oiltre In t :Merteet Zr:
la the huitiltet utmerbwterepteft by hie tether,
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Agylllllol6 In -611611tetoi IttellattiAVOuilibert66&Street,
ll inimoly opposite - thek• Court Iltiuse, Labanon.
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Au* MIL LER,
6-i-ney-at,-E6w
neatly oppo site the Buck
°lota, Son 4 tire. doom -south fi Kt:raisin - fa
lisrdsrdie store. , .. • .- '
Lotsurn, 601 1g64.-4y.
REMOVAL.
$. T. MeA DAM,
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i k h itrtgAirteteliV,l
a mi)i
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i e riv ri trill .
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.a.tt cwt. Itm l i f rox
I ,O rncl i u trii;e' ve rmW s n a ? -b arta,gziitt i liVl
back Hate, Lfriamou, Pa. Ram 0; %I.
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DENSIV,..NOVNTY, BACK DAY AND BONN.
LAND AWINg.
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IbkvALIS B -TaPt'
Am.fivrtv,pv..rft.iip'Lv- 4,104414 - * ow.
Off, nretgpO r lnivingt been ft) roseente•
antl Miring teen engaged la the Bounty oak
l'artiaftWO6,9ffora IlervirtccH :to all those who
alto untitled ,aorordwagail with the.variori
reortgrera. All aochakoreld..artlt or address at
;rthd wake their appliraitiotat through
IiASSIaiR BUTEN, Attorney at , Law,
- • : (Mat removed. tit Cumberland St., one
Ault oftthe ofltobarain Valley • .hank. oppopite
idle Bank t iatasuo
oral, rit to, ,t
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en les a , . e ns - et dr"
Dp. 0 1 1. Woninger!s.) where I can be found at all
earted
h lice slay, to wait 'npols those who may want
my pro jiintiOnsil *orators . ..
' flartistaar attention ptii4 'to the treatment ar.dititing
eyed
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!I (~..matti nor •t -
k 11[3 * ,Pc.,,, ,, ,„ else bee or tle mime
dreamt work. ~-. , „ • . 41
Cblaretbratand iftbet 4 a4mintsterrd topatients urn
de . frediritof A - 4051 - atia ff 611 -:
, up* past r ~ lrt patron;
also or ate * shing the eery tees of a Diserfat,
L., OBORdEttiAtiK, It: 11. 3.
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- 111411 10) 411, . , VUZIORS, raornomitiffis, 44:
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•No 'Otte 0 ' fib • ' , ,-..., s• 7• -
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Ales -personally or •b letter ..firt i h,,
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. .?term°Climb worckand, the aura there° o
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, - , , - - , • - . Dr. D . '4l.Li YttAGER; ,
~ . ;, ~.. *wits 0t0ti0n,..4 .-1 , at. It ',.iri,i - ke Ca., Pa.
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A lasilltie f*i of oihtitetd 1 . 14
- Only Oie baiing ihe . : i: .
'IF SAIgiE FLED. .
The fed may ko reterit• d At /WY point_deeted i ,
7EVIPXLM, , rth 0 illitt:tintriftyt. ilp,fi u t., i
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' rAkee four It lift pt' eiltebea look r ,,A .....g . tile ,
ldif,:iftti'doutlet knot t. 44.011 9114 A iiiifeg . .., • '.•
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•,^ ' et/ liana gide' bf the fAbtki• , .., trill
. Theh id bo other rtenine which trill do a
.... Tabge of work as thee . " FliieFthee."
i tnal i gnittl d.
'e• • tiles:anti Malealket ' • • .. . 1 .
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. The moat inexporkpir Ql4 c g hM
Vet i ki ld V r e • ig
• Every Machine le warranted to win'eltik . i4 A ;iIAIIIiD.•
'. lton, and ta•do ,ali'diat iil el'elnitql•Enr it,
• tn.. The Florence must be obe Apnreiateit.
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3, V.'lltATZ.
• . Agent of !Athena nty, Annvllle, Pa.
• •I.Piotwillieveisttlng teem., thy y (whine in operntion can
40 AO b,, calling On the Agent at Annville, or on IV M.
43, Ward, Lebanon
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lot Int RESSIAUf 11? lIMILDF/fa
Jr IN , 4 iket 4it'repijAs - CensberlaniL ' '
road optiOs t o gle natal: Sang thankful foe the
liberal age heratofonsootended to him, hatred •
r! argfiltVaithlai°` .?' 4• ll '"e.i.
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. 4.i, xi t I;ielos.4l on Sunday.
•
: altiortil o• - loizalitti4iff - '
tireklt 111 0'W. , IravOc
y emir YAM:IISf, line armored his MArlyle,risrtito4he .
nj littiktliiiiit Carnal. Or Celt in kilit"Caltillerland •
streets, In ail s l,nonah, ab Rarer east from, the
firrair.,rit, lucre. (Iles for enrtylog on
sil ,
ft elli In Patten am erica° Marble, Lime
stone, Sandstone, &c. Ile Inv tee the public itt want
optsythitiCln Ids Iluedtat 6111 snit ea:stab.. his stogie. ,
W. Johir-Wltmiler,"tivltig near by, will attend to
Mr. Yarrel's buelneNFaiurfwg Ids nbsence.
Labonon. Jul 27 -1 8d4 - fin ..; s; 4 1 . .
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Ile* - mei _g,„, -* Sittnte
Jul
ht timatiao . IFigniideiihe 10 t 1 01101 C Int . 114
ave removed their New Boot and Shoe Store I.
arLand Street, Lebonon, in 4pitn e rne ffls btoildlngl,
Don-west of the CohfectidnetyBthte, liilftrre' tiles
' intend keeplug r oonotantly on band a general, ask
! ,% at r "4".P r i rmr , twit rfostie
oots, Shoes, Gaiters, (Cc., &c.,
. all, of.srhickt will be mule up h, style ottd.griplity ho
vild-be iihrtialiieed by , any'otber Workmen in the counery,
Ng effort shell be sertol to please and satisfy all WllO
soy fe y. 1= with their orders, and their cbargeli
will ber /eau possi ble, compatlblo with a bit
" WW2t/ ti : l io'ggii lisrit : sitoclt ' I . " ..." • I
IVO e ill %Wel? 7 V oell .
:I:l 7 lbl , 4lltrEi tt be InkfeTrisilif644'
a pub! a sae f Ityit."4„;!).R111, dapd ogainine tbelrotoph
;merlons to purchaldni. .... , 1
gar 4ießairfpot, done on shortyitimpd.at reasonable
ralsgf o I - .• ,• . ^ &MINIM' 3100itm. ,
lidillUlSL S. ennui
Lebetnen May . 4' I. , . . „ II
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o. ,', • giors e ip rri Spend,
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; rte er, & Vgjk l ittiAlauturpassect Dot*.
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V " —•-•" ' ' • t . oft. : Leaden'
5 : 1 .. ,i, tik,u the<IINIINNII O . t''' 1
'... d• und,rlda .1! , Oen 11.10 w. It ehe adept*
44 iii • errekly nowing and Tolkirlon. , rb s o,,,
• , 4 , 1 .14,4,.. „gt i ro,l44,lng wel Always beillept
r 2. •••• , •q. can examined at her d.psd, ,anti able
li ego thorn° dons In Itee ; niennonvittiehiip ILI; • i '
The Millinery Business, In 'of its Vranalta, will be
eentlsineif at her Store, in Cumber's' d street.
Mag. HARRIET L. t'ELTZER.
Lebanon 3nly 20 18641.—J0n.
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ottertuod trid alionditialtoo-Toulnutry c sesturinly of
tho - many,who rage lotps.77origr, ,ffil i fWh y& disvapo
haves brifit toe blieffy _
SIMI
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The Itev..4lspeobriSeeliler
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Well known and much neelfected - Onlimi the German
Regulation in. title country„ waken , following state
meet Air the - benefit of the Witicteci: •
Halter:a, Teb,11;41859,
beak gin realised in n y family Impor
' taut •benelltil train the HBO tdrl , yorif :Ifitlimblicteeparation
itAISM4 or Ithtto paeans—it affords .me
pleitntiold recotramend it 84 the, Obit°. Some eight
IfeltrEaguifo36 of sty danglaratodeMid 'tO be in a de
cline, and little hopes alter recovery. Fere entertained
I' then procured a bottle of your excellditt Balstun:and
before *he lioXtolten Maple opoh.e sontenta ef the
bottle there *pa a great Improvement In her health.
have in my individual case, 'Wade' Trelpiently use of
your valuable medicine, and have, arrays been benefit.
ed by If.
• SECITLEIL
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Ft oni_es~e Smitla P resident of
8 - C . o )3ra t u nk, Morris-
T.„l .
• totem, Ar*,./prspy,,
"Haying used Dr Wistlits'Biticik 'WAD Gnaws' ter 'about Bfteteic Years, anti' lamlingrrealtsted Its
benpS
Mal results in my family, ia affords me- g c yat plensurc,
In recesumendiMelt to' dui bablic us italriahle remedy
. cascsn! w4lak Inept, And a mint
'dy 'Mich re.ntilder to be entntelyinnoc'ent, , and may,
' be Mean parfect saftfylqtaliif moat. delkate: In
health. -
4) ; OKlTOW:''john:'
rgitiiheir - Eateyerlin Westin ns=
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tet' .11,1triVliiilt • - •
l i'llehre i ntf'several occaslona distil Dr. ll'iliTAßTB
HUI oc—lfrimr,,Cricuus kir secara_adtdc,--and always With
decided haneat. I know of rxo, preparation that is
'Pinang tillrelielone or mare dee3tl- lug -
The Benspiii lnia also hettn with excellent effect
-br4. B. RTILIOTT, Merchlatitsliiilltseicrescitoads,
Wistar:s: -1101ansit.
, •'; t/enrint -.'l'
None' ' gen it3ij Int !tic?
wragOore '
-FOR BAL,SY, ; . ;
J. £ P. DINSNIOR,E, No. 491 Hrtoulwoy, Now York
S. W. BOWLS k CO.. Pmpriotoio, Boston.
. ' . And by on:DrOggists.
, 11E4BINGLAUSS... : _lkSAtifE"
Tor4y ,Veartiftprtence
71tait 1111 V establiatail"
f jki VII
REDOINVIS—,BUSSisk"
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041 , 01 other"lieating preparatiiiii
It omen' all kinds of SORES, COTS. SCALDS,
DURNR. BOILS.' otagns, SALT RHEUM,. EILYSI P
ELAS, SPIES, PILES ; CORNS. SORE' LIPS,SORE
EYES, Ec., Av." REWING TIIDPAIN'ET ‘CE,
AND REDUCLNG-AMEEigAIOST -ANGRY LOOKING
sw,KLIANos ANk,INTLAIDATIGN iy .BAB,
DI ONLY 2S oMNIVEI. BOX. , - •
5 .. ,„. • Pi* SALS -
J. P:"go:49t Nrw
ft w. POW& CattNtr.'lB Tiiimmit twit6ii
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friMartiovi ov.oko Ai 0 PaPillai 4
Ii miner. uily , in arm the nubile that
dii , ell4llgiltten hat tit* all limb ti: tin& coinYtiit:and'
iltelf e tl i t e re'
uL y i a tagos i ll. dt l!.hait head thetninitily re:
,pdina will titi spared to
1 . 03001111 ii Tiiiploandl)oXdiar . at ail titles, etinallii 'any:
in t o connty.
The STA [WINO and Yard are enperiort&i lirid t hioiniie
extensive, than any other in Lebanon. A neAt HIM
IP. fkripisq.lr.t",iffetini.p.wwii,6ill ito mitt
ui.,•., rkshor me., ie pa, neagx of the Fornltito ,
hi'llialtdi I • gitdritPgeoeilia?ferreiliiatittlf oo•
Il iat it A dl aie.lhVgi 4
111Al t Ai itifie i 1 lat i irlablill&ft ,
Rol re south flatmate Mocker.. rtiTtimidn • t , ,1• ~a• • ~
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. , 'By Libaturts val i ntroad„....
jE)AwrieutAß i ! thostop• win' 7' 'l4iii ; a«, -
de Awl
- e4,by tho Latnttialley_llroad.t Obodlielit be.
eel; t dulkilie *6ll tr
.tro. .49 F4 , .4.90i1t N l / 4 7 11 _, _
Cobh and'Aniiritle ne;indsdfothar paints in tema '
.Pit 011113 eon trnetea loirt._ the tenti,postible i'ateld
and didivered.with dlAdirteh.V , '_ . • ' ' -' • '
The Proprietor will pny pattionler attention to,:neni
attopd poreonnily, to the rmtrintp , and'dollydif of nll i
ltrtliglir+. 4 ' ' • ' " • • •
Foo-in forunetion, apply Itt kit: &ea et tlie - Lebanon
Tili r e'i gaiirond pilot, Lebanon.
xvivicrt.D NARK. Me Agent in Philadelphia. will' al
weye be foupd,at W: ff. titairfrpflOcertra Hofek'Nortle
Thtiiti sg. 'Philadelphia. '
May 4. 1 5i.1 ~. - ... i . 1. s osoi 410,1thiA•N.', .
WWI
UTICE TO .14111"k*ItS ; BY_
.Philiadialinol'AiriAdi gR. jr.
N aceetdailice 'w lib OM p v ha or
ilia Revenue 'AVIV, Ski 0041 , deltver'ed at. ate kbbwe
rgied for sb ipment;mitntb pi a Two cent Stamp
redltetße Itettelpt..dtattakalatlaerefer, .alki -Stamp
to beat the expense of the stoppr, , :
t' For all Receipts taken by W 0 1 .6 C°lnPani,
Stamps will be furnished awl paid fur by the epinpa
ity: . ' octw3V.A.tc,
• • Ldtdoon; Aug. 1861.=-11? . ., ap, / ,' l n i g*Ag -c la •
,Vaitiels. Pale' -iriiOvit
TaTaMniegit'gulilliiiitt*4Zzard k ef4: 4
,to,l4lwuntpws N1111#40 6 ) . Idtu kat Itreat,
Cali and get.aa eireivigail;o4' ,4lll l6% ll 4-
tkin.
Labanan, Tana 'A, 1864.—K
• • .• l! ifikt. •• • • • • :
ko, notify itUl Otiptiltailso Cibinet MIA*,
Pat no
Poor tor poor' risen yhig th in clrols
gar " initekorit4o l , o 9r ; 41** iIICAM• itch a,
rni be Ihrotpted wIth,C4EAWM,S' r R*t el fe l !'
•eitlontk.lhe. Mid Pooruou.
JOUR E. BOWMAN, ILO •
EI•EAB W•LMORN,Dtrei Of am, row.
GEO. ZIMMERMAN
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Vgoirl ~ ,b ßr)i &adios.
.104 VB 4.ATATOMICAV , NN eiti t i t
rps inforniatititi navar balm Pnbli P fitil
in a Haled anaelepo ft); ton canto.
Addreoa _ .- . DR._ !S TANYORD.
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bis praisalt gl 4ne4lll - dtafirt J .46 Clir :
- HaWail'ibr;theonansatatterw..; , l. , asH t .114
[t: f:' van 'the frabil—ta Abe f . Wh.414 6 , 1 05,1 7 0" , I.: , •.1 fit tit" f
*bather StantorbinltThiltiteli are willlng,Pst.ugt • . • '
urrah for the w ee , hurrah. or.thetietribnir hor them. Wa to „ 1 1
• J' o . i.n."4 , 3
Uncle Sim sentlibri.auttwthulloodi. Orhtteai Fr"' .
1 1 urrkN for Ole =BD ; . •-
VWhiah-establisbefi his faaie tie a graat , A, ns4l,l°t 71 1) . 911 T
hurrah for flit; itiatt.tre foie'. • .
the rnei...;-to:thwiWtittoHousoftl4li'gde t o'. •-
t etirbetherlifie'oliiibr Oreeley are,erMtlato, ix nor- -
• ilturrait for the hurrall for' tise rasa; hurrah fo
ps.r thainaatt.
~ .: 7 4NrEten, l atabiLlizoittLto - ysr
a 11141 e dPA 164434-9; "''t .4 "
Huirah for the Wien we Jove. ,
Cuontrs.--Me'll, win. the raeo—to the White Hiitlfte`halt go,
Whether plaudering Traitors are or no.
Hurrah fer theawani !tatish for the wan, burrih for the wan Ste
~.;t
ZEES
Though Lee &errety fought with his bold rebel baud * , -1
lie was: wet by the Meltere love
• And victory fiiliosieri erhile ?die tied troiommed ;
Buireh for ibeenoirire love. •
011011.U8.-116 , 11 ieio , tho race—to , the White'lLouse,ireltgo,,
, Whether Phillips and Andrewe are willing
Hurrah for the mai,-hurrah for Mid, burrib for the man rirdlAi.•''
• At Yorktown. at Williamsburgoand atliair Oaks,
He broke through the rebel array : .;
received for, his •vietoiles insults and Jokes,.
, `Which was all that "Oidlbe" y'.
. had to sa
CHORtS.—lle'll the ritee—to the White Masa hell'goi.
Whether'Setiard or Blair are. -willing or• no,
hurrah ;for the man,,hurreh kr the man, hurrah for the man we lore.
And when "Old Abe" ordered lit . tle Mee to retreat,
Our hero protested in vase
Through seven d ya* cont•
ct the rebels,hb b oat,
landed hie troops on b &eiJames' It'
cagi t tun.'rTh e Y'll never forget glisr—those sof s iers so brave
- 1. - 1 "
Though bleed stained.andworn e a
th brink a gar
ButthuriahTor tbh 'Ann, Mural' for the mit i n, üblirrah4er of t h e
the,tisisn c r thesl a• ilo l ve s tif
' ,• -T
t
And;there, through the hospitals, brave little Jilac
3yith,pity j aro s y m pfat,y 0 , 0 „a t 1
Well the wounded and dying then turned their bifek "."
And prayed for the man they levet!. t
OrionnS.—Theill never forget bitn—our soldhs tin bravo
Though blood-stained and worn, an thebrin ' ll i of' l •
the aVe
tit t ,
nor la tor ne man, hurrah for the man, hurrah for the ran
` When the bold "Stonewall," ith his " blotti-thit:styllan"d4•
• 17"4
Met our forces with Popo, and beet the •
I
Again{ %lac was called to take the command, ,
And be drovelhaels their boa U
sat tietntn
eft' .."
oaf" .—They neeer forget him--Ithose soblieis ea brave_ ,
Who fduglitaide by side
But hurrah for thi' man, hurrah til e!
briaklaf th e gave,
gave4 '' ll ')
t a hurrh fur the man, they love
,
•
Then T
Abe called around hirdhi; solibia
ire
`1 t.
o con;tilt • w '
on polstmal lineations
To keep Mile le command—thit
eVP
They'd send him th n ey,pi r i :w 4a,ato ld —, d ari '
erditn;Pl i
pp:inns: T .-For MeClellares the Mai t hat n
And toy fear ,db hover w" beat,
, _Blie e IPinoinVra ther r e sti i, m tl e seat
So, ril l / r the,men,hurrah for the man, hurrah for theondeiwtourpat
WhenliellThns , "o l d 2 Abe" t i liott r iirily - Nacvsteotnniatiti •
,Wke,?ePPle ,„„.14
t
But retiring alv:Kiest
.Cettlaus.— They'll neveriforgetiblia--the
TtleY'll matt" ttr:lbiE r adical Jacobin ' crew ,
'
And hurrah for the lere i berm' h fer the matu„ i burra_h,fsil , ..._.nuan t h e l o l ve . j ,
T "lo
hen ok 'round his banner, in zealous ar ray,
reml And hasten your footsteps to ' greet bilk;
• ,Thstersoludd in earnest, gram this vet, day;
i In the,Presjilent's chair to,seat him
Chonms ---
.With 'McClellan for President—lJil WITH' : !
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k The Rebellion will end—array With its r e
l.
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Three cheers for the man three cheer.' for the man th rei 11 aers'for the snle ire love
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t tptipn.pt.these L1J.94 '804,00,„..,[ , 0
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0 , 05 , 01. •sruirAlk: froAiid glorious'
oc - I.R lqa c l 9nia,PPE°o o t si t,
earth tacz woftu . . t . 0,11 . 0 re ton iglit, in i
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wlto, eft. Ta tit .. t jteil,t to ntti
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boa aT'vtibie dtiliottt s (tie de 0 ..., ib-;
e 1 3 1 thr39ooot i lie w orld,'[Great
A'Opliipp.] ,Vat 13titS 'of t4ios6 nottle
spl.l,l4 Nyould, : be al ; , as, In • 00 , •
ifttneitig .with! ,oniatm,raced:4so,te
#4'!%#,, gr#l#Y,Vit t sm :# ,nd ris l s-•
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*poritificet?i.a.. , ausloor an' ap-!
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thrifaf to `an to - ,poseri*',tlie; lib--
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pi , sii#999,9l,4.lAsmarilig Mor a4#4o,
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1 1)(4.A
supono!‘„?!.AEit fp ICI RS .01
who 10_110_ 0 ill inch, Ai
lrfitil;flf p ifelYiA itahrM 90 8 .;
0 1 89 6 f Ar',),CliegA )Pittl*
- Ofight l inii i
Deintilapalusa.l OM= can Dein.
inenOed by the•nnholy pretenses of
dwelt piton and no • min Arilierstanda
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the Ihdery '431 1 thii!Giiirdthytheitt; its
'early thistOry *tind thelikilitiOles upon'.
?which it Iraer:foun'iled , "tan iiispiSoitt
A bra.fihm Cindoln send - -bis: loyelito the
COnstitutiont.ofttherlidited 3 Fititt6.---7.
-KrieWolh"got% 1 , gt0041 1" l' Cliblifil---,
Allbels-Very•ttaordeiid Witireired, nd;
Notth , ttnot 'South, ibrthiiiiii9W des
irotisnis. ..frh'elte delsistitikihtletiitifsitisth
iiik , bufEtr deNtliteriPtiiirlilflVoid . Con,
b tiuttioh, Itkolibli."natrang ssifki3l Ai
ftlonstimitfidn•4obieth rtkiitiA,KbrVilfs4itf-.
‘flrni ) o4ay tftt pints !'I Ostlil3.
:They tell lyettlabotik tltiptftr" Th cro' l
dsiafwiiiikl tfil ii1413 , 4it ilfelt4jiti, blij
i
;eau it palloyil . a ugh td.l 4 7 1311T AI ii - it - :is:
/44 4 iatty to Ike nkiii !is livee;idi a' *l'k%
and iprbwlfpints a3l,[/Nplause.]r- 7.
,Itif#: 4 4.F9yillY t i o: Ilaly . : .4? I 11, these
men wh i o,protigh 103'041, f lips° . Jae
INi#ll44(ituigisier,) as they..omit them ,
.se . ly . es,,Or. op lyq call thcrq pit . West,
-I ...AnOolt4.i&TOP , AgiT'at • 4 1 n,gtitRpflgsk,
'" le " me"vhitliPXA l i.Y. is l • aNt .00y,
aro aeiliki&V - ,an , 0 7sier , iiiPfoto
r
ia„,,ite,...T. f . y . kAow,-rtso. ,niorn• Of'
loAliftliaii i my do of.:treasn'thkOt:
the y inn ' i 4in :Of 149.9.0kbOtten, man-
Ilia 41404114 Oonnot, onsw,er fog.
i
What. ja loyalifr , f It s beano apisti-,
cation:_,o, 3 l% roDantotatiro.ngfri • dude':
a Atipitbliosor . -...bf goVern me n t 4--
If it, inetkpoianyliing. it• eincans :41eiroj
tion to the. ire {iii of ,a. ferisreo. -. Batt
tylitt.tnen wAsolhiltiirAtiloY4l4Lotbe(Con
,SqtAtiop, of ! . liis:contitryj atitha I dare
not who he is, who oppospelovillinsits
.the„.(l44psOttitiosk Op , Mar( tiotilltry,
iv tvtlser a lpfetiOn..Dovie orld4ratinin
'...tiineelli,lip is prktOltots ticattc . ir ;• igro, 1
Men4fiily,iipp)ftwO , Jpika i s a s t ainstmo t
doisx to4. 7 4berty !. us .overy ages abd.ll6!
-4014 41SaitYln.4.1,0g 'fedi% of lecietti
"F f ngliA plan as &Motional; attaahrheat
to the . inard lam. ,of the .lawas J.
A.bralinso . .,Li n coin the gunrdishi of bb!
1aw4 . 0 448 cuunllyt • .I[Criesior "pb,
no,"and derisive laugliter.ribyis the
I guardian of thelawras tit e vultur
is tloctriai'dinli Orll', ifoNid
r ,t4iO
`wolfis Ihi prbteetdi 'de ht Mink '4
iioe4iiirthare "Aliiii ni"tiAikin
at
with being a dislogiitici ,IfliftWiTsii.
4 1 41 tl,Le-_ elfron toxyo'faitohinto•Oie • 'last
,t„lmcs,ppgAt i beitositojodiato*Wii iv ithi
:in „ Ake J .Otoitell oall.clot un kAt and .ek,
priEssl,3 viplotattkosirionetittetii•rirand
, you
. p.rhp et itrein lif&Paliiof Ithistoirtiety of
h,o,t irmAnuiltontsliiisfa,vor of theithnen
h3,ba t t !oosti.4ution. , ,mane . it, , aid
ni,ssl vilibthelOg . inti ton , to t. that
Igtrun.m3ll‘ I } lf, T i t , t, 1.1 go w ~, ~
in ! i .
i you Anay dloortob-thifilikliUsis4l6;
1n..)1 „ 411 en. 4 ;,,u123% 41 PrilikcilWm ,
qt*lliks:l32'ilgt!VPHO: Wig:) B•
1 1 Ul 1 , v e TTRCIVI MU; *iPPPANWRC I.
i .. ,AIACRIPIirtO4Y7a49 *9ooo*
Vilr Ikn a4 ft%i .). ,A
_/ 111 M, IR '1149 ,- TPPd .
1 the country & 4i uY ;ewe or r,414
--Itii.by uft other -means 'can it be
I dime'—if by force or fraud he be de
1-clared the President of the plaited
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mates then there is no hope of say
ffl '{Wpijiatit46`.ll the
ititute of this% coutit4ltpendst up* i
itheiverdiet of thegpeop . lo,-.1t0,.,be roe=;
deued iipeNoVeraber.next an& if the
s h 4 l .t=i,43.uo are i onto flashed upon -1 i
titre NN'lres• "fleipe — Of the
Ibibiihi - uhattlect'bf ihe e 'peopie l of -the:
South have been able' toi:Vinaielite!the
Co estir4ion7, - aria - ire:sou° it* from -tit
%kids O r fthdliPki6Ye - i,'*helethathitt-ti;
sountementiisimilt e *or =l3f - ift•-2-$1
,
litorihgetheolluicitnis , ,-4noie than emu::
49-fIRCPci- =! :)71z 1
9f , sesin:ef•APlAlSPO'fill
pes,. buf f thr ip i th I%rs,,t oppAtp,o,i reek
ever seen.. rt,sintlLeh The
ahi ie riti eibritinteLibl liVer
hi 4hid trial t Mit 3 tlNvoird&e l
ext . .IYOU %mow, the. Ship.
into h4 103 9,Fr%ef
wwas . 7034 hpw„ timigeAvuiJi
liirieotn!s eiediVe. ' It iY.,D4 . llBfig .
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flfe - itodfi ' - o'' , -.-' • en ' ertitem , !lb
great 'Repablie, but I. knoW,that Yap'
are ail resolved: that .he shall not 'be
returned to Washington. in November
next. But yopterday I. heard frblri
the 'Tenth 'Legion. Whitt 'do yen-
Sup - Liege they send greatini to' 'their:
- friends . in. Philadelphia? :Why; "*e'
,intend . -'to. 'keep the ballot boX '
opet for ~ a . week,. ' [Laugh ter.] Anti '
there 'wag a message from old _Korth.'
1 timberland, God bless her ! Said' tlfe'l
' message, 'tell the men of Philadelphia
.we will'keep the ballot box. 'open un
til we geteno,agh.' [Roars of laugh=
ter.] .There is one truth I will tell
you, , I hair° lived, all my life, before,
this war,_arnengl, the people of the ,
• Southern States. „ i.know them. lily,
,Childheod, my, Youth, and the - ,yigor,i
"oi my Manhetitl'has been passed - ii- '
dont; ifi'dni; add .I tell yoir litit to d-4
ill'..the'Stateslof)hlissouri; I.l.Kientucksr,
i.sand Tennessee alone, there are :160i
109 q men, between the ngel i a Of, eight
, I eon and fifty,.that aye,now., patientl
,' 'a/Waiting the 'reset' el `iiii, eleetion:
They Sided with the •Goiernmeilt, 'au
i: the cothmeneement of thelwar. They.
/have resolved, te stand ,by .the Consti
, I .l.o.Aip.xt and .the Union as / long as they,,,
,Ctiti iincl . brotherhood iiipongthe free'
Y 'S'edies o l f ' the North: ,[A - Pplause.]
"They wait tvith'patienee to know the
reedit Of t'llelph.putiar Verdict 'i is Np
, = v,ember.neit, -I tell you..tliattif you
, elect Abraham Lincoln to four years
more of, tyranny and misrule, they
weir know that he will, ii,e,Strof . the
'remaining features of the! COMAitii; ,
``•l Von, 4entl. , ‘*the'U ii ton 'will' be gOtie for- •
:event , .It.nd'..cv Ken : it:is told, to':, them
: .thati*tirgibtun .Lincoln, is , reelected
they.wijilook .. nippd i thein for Piejr,
,_ i. ‘ , ....i..4....,..____
to `leek the ma't'ter In the face and
tell whqrp- t tttv_lvill go. I dii- not;
.litgkt, ou vv:)?ere''lNX - § f r t il , !` glad) bu!' ' l ',
f tell u you, where . they %rill i go ; Mr .l,
Lipeciip- today cannot inioke in eni
enough . and , . print ;money . enoagh to,
subjugate and, traPiPle under, apd, ex
terminate, an , disgr: ce, • and enslave
such a people in such an age, of the.
world. [Great, applause.] In ,otir
State we ,will have no vote: Why'.`
.Because Abraham Lincoln has used.
'the army ; and, navy , ; of .the country
fororo yearn:nod a balftto.get Ten
' 'lessee opt of the Uaion despite 'the
wiihealof the siXtyor ,seventy thou , .
; sand E.Tolati.rtep, in the ; State, [ l ,Re 7 ,
ne Twetkeheering.] .0,-night,„lpiraign
4- hiiii as the J4est,cpmmissioner„,the"
best, reetailing„Officer..
,the best prose
:kVA,: :that atebeldom: ,has,Aeverf:, had.
TPrPftt..,NTAliull!Lornar,Ttpy_ are .'ar
resting,men in this
,ecuptry for dis.
P.cOuraging'enlistinent, bilt .T. ieil. you
that Abitithain , LincelP}-liaeddne , thore
, to diseourag:e.enlist dents in thellni
on armies than,apy ten, ! thohsandreb=
61e south of the Ohio ~i,liver. ~[Sepsa
tien:] 1 . ,;vi1l tell you what more he
liaii'doiiti . llie ha done iii!ni4Yi,,o' Stifle ,
•theilThithid.seritiinient''of' the Sou th '
than anyrfifty , lhanaltnti. , 3 - ri en . who
, haye„-,been , lip , Richinond since
.the
eernrenperneet etth,e war,. ~ lie , has
done, More ' to' disg,race tilie , liunian,
:itkeciltiiiin i any being or creature that
4tii lis' the face of the earth. [Roars of
Aaughlar and: eheers.]?l: !,.. . "
-. ;It .spealciwhat 1 ieei /encl.-Whet '1
Isbow. ' In:this w art:Mr t.Tiiiiccil n ,has
`caused' allithe , MiSery , and a ufferi ng of
,the people elf ;tvainessee byhig broken
~fel i ti,il J.,?,lthe, , commenceme nt „,1 of the,
ii , ar;'"ltiiastiOri; I r tentiAAT, 'Western, /
l'lriiiiiiili,' . iinki / ` Ida rilaii il . were true,
'to 3 . the '`Unior4Q fEt lidl - refililed' 'to re
• spond to the calls of the secessionist's
to leave Government 7tirertittl7•, Mr. 1
Lineolh; - txr 'retain - theiseCOnimon-
w6d4tilik'rna'6 thinlitepeateil'pledges.
eTilePeirple Of' these 4.” fates resininded 1
tliiitqller helieVed I i' the effieuey 'of
i tbe"ballot-tioki'arid' they , said tliat'Se
ehdisionrwas• a- thatiheisti alilYit'erirrie.
They did:their duet in Standiiig, -by
thelaW, and` the 'Cohetittition; bUt
Mr. Lincoln failed kn 4id cloy - to them
If the,,States did pq- i gc i ou,t, ot A the
If - the, ,States . not --b - s'e A;lnatiam
• mon i sty as e,(,4 11 -- ,
.1 . ;: , 4 1 i
ilifh`64lW;airi'd hi'4 i Wl:fin ifiVerratien did
tibC trfto vettir t h Anil Pi t.':-. fidiieChr /
-made apeornitailit Voi , breialt it: ;and
h. e n Mkt , nuqietkEinevit em
t ai n thin ing,
a l avpt to,bet!ay,a people .whore.;
he . na e-hiedhpesz„„When
the war
br°kAt32l.'4o9iissT* were clearly=, de
:do? 1 f . ..* le t rbi. ip ancient or modern'
~,
4 ./ 1 1 4 P.PT-11 :7eY°:l B 6' l .el'l i .9, , clgpriy P 941.:
e.
fl -n .01"F,,ITRIPIPPlitliere have bee
lir F 5 !Pei PRu, OVies , 9i_lldf4r plai mg .tP
,terrktpititls, of! pip? ,iogal,,:of, an. kair
-PeOl'a - .0 % 1 :9Pfh . ; AE,Lit ' 1.3 erP 1 rp,,re
;990,0 ' tl ) ., T'VRP.,°A4t'Pf 1 1SctRarlY -
fs 4
and;
alvw4Wl.4.44l4jßeßreelAlYAA: 4, c f
. o .Aiovittta.4.444dmpoi.4 , ,i:
J VIgRtAPdaII O 2IPiIeFAM.
fox, .tho'
0491:1 ° . 9! o:7BrMirpeiltrz:thp:a_ crfArn
-iPselqo .iro taNLjkAikfq, .fir,, Lincoln:
uliNaol9ol At(PPRRYRVt a If ) fin
w ftr ttwatATAlunliTAllilbdC l PS t oSt
porpoo and a united purse. They
rallied to the standard, and they plan.
ed in the field arrates never before
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prece,deritedij:lY l oh may' -think - of the
fain:deb:a arttries •o r f the olden 'time,'Of
Ofielliaiptailtiti)dhja million : men;. Son
viitiOlAvaharn bineolti over
more men
thab fi%).giiiivbiflq in the presidential
. • " . u,,
':tirtarffitriefpfe4ge
itvit eiliteppleildt the N'ortb‘J'itind=
BiShtir• Vtaslihalii the war !Bb Id
i*iise en/led tifiei e'sore` , =pi r' i3se c o(
diffaiso ton/
ivnigt theluidifrefq - thellifitTionTandaor
put'-P tad.,
40t1 4 008 ' SOUad . an-s) and
6 - lotto*. fl
ytiirif- re d yo r - into
• 441teafiellt;:l my . , wen t - - lfarta--4r a
' , }tialifie as tiotriaa Over: gOiditi"l'itiVoked
law fox -0 1 140 Roc: long did if•doti tip u eT
Geo.' B:° lkFe I anl
ed.:ol444f rgigatlize our tirroihst The
iwttetetof si2tittlifin4 w as , atienti in p
, rain paign bchixtytwo
*tier eveft eittAin der . the - anspieee. of
~, A 3t004,114114i it v clf;ll3.Kettl'iled"-
' • - - „ , ..,-- , . , .
~
airitONetit , :fifr/eaNalirOclitn - led the vie
! .
Aerie's:of our' Larxris. - AiltribAt '-an ern- 1
.pire wamredeernodso mighty was
theltArritory restored- by ourarinies. •
This rehtslai were -everytebdre ;-roitted,
and ;loyal' hearts lookeld with glad, an
tioiplitiontf Of ::a. , iipthidsi Inifeel. : So
thati saiirmer thb.rebellion was-broken.
, The :rebels weimi retreat; fig--tevery
imilierei, All linixtucky,• all •Atioctitiri,._
-all "Ilitiniensne,- ',nearly , all!!•ll:iiidirSiaria
and West Virimia•':Wero; under itik
coptrol• of the ;Union armies... In 'the:
:general rejoicing'Cf the times; I went
co Tennessee at.,.! - the. Spacial insta nce
..arrd,pnm mission:of i ; ,Ir.
male an; arnnesl7,pledgo an d ; :appeal
t.:O'ibe - people oetlielOte„, 'Mee and ,
i4binen - 6iune fOi'll'fi„Y miles::: to nimet.
.146.' A 4 read 't b IhelP the propositions 1
oft Congress, thec!declaratiinis ii'f• the
,gresitie.nt, the ..pirgel,amatiops ! of :70exx i ,
ernl i McClellan, Buell and, LG rant; to
irOve'that the §tipporf Of :the War hi.
than State did il l Ot mean - Ore - fridoi - ii`
l.of ‘ilhe' ,, slaves..y7lirifiets'lharr - ten' iti.,ltyi
seven thousand of xny neighbOrsicatire'
and took the oath of , allegiance-10 the
Constitution, Qt . .1...he Vnited, States,.
and' went Borne glad to believe , that,
ilibYelfrell iti'n- wanover: " - 111r:felinsoilig
&aka candjdate fort , :the , ; Vide 'Presi-lf
, iloney, on the Abolition.; tie* dtl,! -pro? . i .
claim ed. to the peeple of the , State a
general: aronetty,..and rnany,pf,tbe
rebels took it:: - . ' ' ' '-- •
- ' The , peole,OP Tennessee :accepted'
. the.•ain nettY tendered"td thorn =by 41':'
,Lineoln ' through , bit 11tilitaryrGoveri .
tier,, and in support ; , of it, thew ; •sentl
-,, t , - ~ - • •
thoutand'S and Lena of - thpusurid6 of
• , , •
their sons in . to ... the, Pederal'artni,es,
rin x ,p tic,olp . :7:tiapged t , the : it'-
, 1,, i...,.. •
~,,,,,,,,, . •,..-
1-- .- - . - MT •:., •
;PCMier: of the =North .foi"thevirpose.
rof..4lot•ti ng :the: ,Sotitherel S tates - fto re
I .. the„,mo! . of thPi. wP04014,14e,g• - :the;
•Isar eppia thq/,..1.ife : 0E1 unholy as tlie
war thatJefferaon'giviti has , made a--
gal iiet:th'eftl-' overiiinVnt of:the thiltett , !
States: ~ ..ITreiaond'odeclieOriiig'.3And '
.
Jo,porsuance of the iiiliivertalf•policy,
.of transfortnirimtbe, best' Union,.Men
of tbe South into rebels. in : Nashville;
'theWeek . before last, Andrew Sohn
,• .
ton; theititrap,;of kr. Lincoln,, With.
the 'Joy til. leaguers- of:Naslisri•l le, de
.,elane,d,::thnt,-. no: ..rrian..thauld ::.vote.-- in
the„PlTci,E?Rt, etPc.ti,Cl 11•OleSp:40 mould.
: f44:( 3 ; ; 1 :1 9 4 0 t°-• , , 90 : Ifr , 9 3 f',• -0 .ki9.449 •
COnired4iiiii, to itlippose. arra 1800 1 ;lpii•-.'
nest. '“ i)eitoit,,l6' ' aS'W bi'd;. to :Oppose -
, t-morge II.,” Ifeelellani kilAi io:t67.fee
..11.1r.:[ Lincoln. • • [Cries ...:: of i' 4 sharrie,r: 1
groans arid.,••three,oheers• ,fer.ewap-,
pii? . gb t otsp..) ~• , ' : -
NOw„l,o;daY, when t he people of ,
'TenneiiiO.ivould: ret.arn' t o the: t f-:.'
miOn,sto which theyivere`alWaYS'faith , - -
tut ankt.repeAk! their,' allegianee !• to a,
Government which . they never de- -
sertell, 45.., Li neel e, i§ trying '..0
,keep
e:M .
th:Out. ofthe Union, or : ,at •bes,:i,. to
get iiii l dlibkifs" oleetion ; : 'eo: that 'he'
;cm) Count on the votes , of the'State.
- ,11 0 , * is . :: it,!.Twith:;Maryland!? , : A few
deyettgq...7. cenveetiee met AtAn n mpo-
lis. That Convention was.not elected
by:the people.; The delegate's were
elected coin's 1?aon ets. They
framed'a`cOnstitution and they sub
mitted it, .not tu,the people-of Mary- -
land. Instead, of submitting it to
PeoPlel - nr garyland, as the laws
decided !they „concluded that such
men asßatted .theni Should Vote, and
that, ncio bers,should east suffrages
in tlidadoptiOn Of . it 'constitution that
4as apply: to the people of the
,P t ernmertWeallir., ...So was, it in Arkan
'ses., ~Su„was it, in Kentucky.
~.Kent
ifekyrhae thirty, thu in
ostmd troo ps
'the •Federai •UrMies who have iron
imperishable renown, but when the
people of - Kentuckfuseembled for the
imlrpose,of electing„p judge - , Avluii, did
this ; oyn) President; Abraham .Lin
,coN.,i4o W.liyirhe issued directions
to Isis, t janizaries; and the hirelings
ordered' J edge , Dural's name• to be
t;lAickeu.trom.,oeipcill books, that .he
..1001 n §eo,ure.theele,ction , of one of his
s iiiP i rp We pi moso a i m an iby th 0-. name
nAn n . f l . „bgq 4),eoPlff b Kontpcky,
though they had but twenty. oil um
notice of this,,,,N.miliated, ,and elected
Judge Roheryion, at , gentleman of
'highiStandipg i tegriti. •'lf Ken
tut ky could vo tojday . in hei ruin
'ed 'lionfes camps,
0 u 1.44 ! eve ry,rhuliared,VOtbs
Avotidi be B:" . l4'eCteilan;
iPh°ree cheers for' Kentuokr andqeo.
1 43;. *
'IA bra ;an l Bndrew ;
;Jobb • tit ' Er t '' 'Fitty its. Tien-
ttieky and: Tefip SSO! , eafl large,a4:the'
.24it r inSylkiania pKrtY) . ..sa et ttati
tAa and' they aid itibt,"i, i l iVee:
.respActible:: {m•eerii
t ; a iitzri
nik, 'ad honeat 'rain in td,y". , Stiere; there
is slot > nian wit ,h' Itione'sr reputa
Itlool;ieffire''the - ;dorld;ivV,o 9. 4iitl.y - otp
fog .Ahrailaiu [tauilVt4r ,
and cheers) ; They think the unlaw
ful despotism of Jefferson Davis is no
more unconstitutional aod danger-
6#t gltatirtistr:
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At One Dollar and Fifty Cents-n Year•
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BATES OP POSTAGE.
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rter, or 20 cents a year.
Out of this State, 634 eta. per quarter, or 26 eta. a year
be PSStage - Li - not paid in iidvance, rates are double.
ous•tban to.4,rbitrayy usurpatiobs of
Abrahall'aitoln '[ . "Tliat's so" and
rsppiaii_
.T'They'talk to you about
restoting thei:Pilicin by farce. The
.men , JO° tell i - you they can carry out
itat'.ittnir insitne..... Have
t ypa pkiptarcofortit lagOree years
that We t r iteirion was crushed and on
ite `ll
-I.NAstflo-444- WALlte boy
waw. -- conscrwtpd, and the last old man
shonlcleriAg a Musket,' thitit /Amine is
TiOrtlingiOffi t ilie s itinli,,amtrirfn was
e date- of thepeople ?4F The-South
pootilp are as. -united .to day as
thet ever' We.'re . _before, and they can
not be eGnAilerect.... Julius Caesar con
quered, tit iPirsaliti '.With an hundred
thousand men, thelhattles of the rev°.
ftitigh Ali a -Ifandful of
colonial fnilitia; but our president,
w.hol:han , nitiulated Xerxles and his
coun tleairarsaies, has effected no 'more
prOtabre < reault thitii! the. P . 6rsiao
ikut4. 6 40V. 11 - -
rebellion. .Abeit itscauselesiorigin,
the 'off triinalitY- perseCution, but
there are worseithings, in the world
%hap' abets:Kiathir Ye called
a rebel than a; thief. For rebellion.
'beconieB respbelitbkiAjcefsussfut, and
it depends upon Abraham Lincoln to
determine whether this rebellion shall
be, respectable or•not and it depends
Ifjatin 'us to. say 'w4M , bey Abraham
bii-eleetetl, or= not. [Cries of no I
'no I h'e never will'' and:cheers] Then
swear it, swear it 'as Hannibal swore
eternal enmity to Rome, and see to ib
that yob. are successful. The gouth
are in curb est about this war. There
are' no.baittle-fields in the Son th yv here
the: hones of Southren- :,Congressmen
-are-not bleaching; : But the North
ern kraise*vd , ,Bare : bones. (roars of
laug h ter,) hang arm] d Washington
'with puling,. puking Samba, and urge
'the people and thetr phlhoterics to
•
•wage'a War they are too, cowardly to
attempt thettiselye - a. pforelaughler I
' We must nerve tor the contest.
ire are 'fighting. bold and had men.
Th'e 'Confederatei .are arrayed a
gainst the Union, Before the 'war
na Southren,man 'ever-made war up
libertiell' until Northern ag
,gtiessidu copierteit them, from our
friends -to Gem enemies and to day
Ahraham Lincoln, stands, according
to his own declaration, as much op
posed to the restoration of the Union
as Sefferion Davis. Lincoln says t hey
anent come back-unless under an ua,
oppgtitlAbOal condition, •while Jeff.
Davis says he will not lame back, un-._
.ielshp:ban have his own way, I
-NoW-VihOls the worst traitor,, Jeff.
Dli,Vizar 'Abraham Lincoln?'
,Cr es of
• a 4
store the Union, elect - George-8.31c-
Clellan. have said there were
meaner Wings Thin a rebellian. I ff
:Davis deceived no man. , Every - young
man in thelarrny understooA the risk s
While our, young men wentinto the
army. tnrestorel.he Union, and not
tocdestrcY it; and they have been
Ceived. For Jeff. Davis you may
claim the attribute of courage,' but
for ;Lincoln you can claita 'neither
courage .nor __honesty. Lincoln is
called "Honest. Abe," because those
whi) know him know that he has not
an, honest impulse in his heart,—
[Chveis,,i, Re never told a truth
whet, a' vvbuld serVe his purpose.
[tatighter.] And he has degraded
the Ameiican uniform by clothing
the
. negro, Last .New Year the e
maricipation v,vatt pelebratecl at:Wash
toe, by the contrabands calling upon
Lincoln, and - those who' ,witlinessed
the scene say tineoln stead slobber,
ing `over the negro like an 'imbecile,
as he [Laughter.) "
Recollect that •the people , of the
'South will neier: come back • while
Lincoln is in office. If you want
peace, elect McClellan. You Mk me
how peace is to be secured 'by his e,
lettion I will tell you. In about
si*'' weeks the:army will be, going in
to winter quarters. When the sol
diers, will be dreaming of home, let
the news go to the South
,that Mc-
Clellan is elected upon the Constitu
tion as it is and the Union as it was;
let the same news go to your young
men who are loth to, fight:for therne.
gro, and what will be the result 7---
There are leedifiernen of the Smith
who will then refer to the. histories
of the past., and good result.—
Have the South, before the #ar, ev
made war upon the Constitution ?
[Voices, ''never,"] NO.; and I•have
the docupients to show that — Andrew
Johnsoli declared the . Republicana a.
gang of traitors, and he threatened
to join the Confederates I
At this point the speaker was in
terrupted by the approach of 34
ladies, representing the States of the
Union. The scene was a grand one,.
and as the .procession came in
the enthusiasm became unbounded.
Cheer After chperuscencled - from the
vast, concourse of people. • _
"The ywing ladies were escorted
the orin; where' their priziabile:e
second - time before people oc..
cagtoced ,another: burst.of wild cheer
'ing
The fair itpraSentatives came for
ward si 21 gis g, tic , song.
The haptli carried by the children
bore
PPosferti46Tat oar country as you
Ite*Metidt born our fathers" •
. I ‘ 7 llquiet was restored thespeak
cr..continued. $e said there was too
'WitchSoy here to night to Estee . to
'Speeches. Are`yon ready forthecon
,rest-F‘i caben.to your tents, oh Is
rael ?" lithe banner of George B.
ieQiellan is carried to victory the
Union will be`restored and every
star willbe'`restored to its former
brightness. [Cheer's.] '
He (Mc. istian is the most popular •
candidate ihe Cenvention could, hjvco
ehosen.—Philadelphia Iyess.