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Neir-n3jecting Syritin
Self
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Self-Injecting Syringes.
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Id ,t DR. KEYS `i ,
Suspensory Bandages,
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Suspensory Bandages,.
Suspensory Bandages,
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.A . dOzen different kinds,
A; dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen aliffkrent kinds,
1 . 40 Wood street.
611:011St&ni
ILES OW
WENTY YEARS STANDING
P. E `"‘ -1-1 •
IMEE=I
flow will be 'found a cert Wale from the one of
tespeclabre'-cilisem of WCLkires township in
rd to pr. ii'vyser i clindsay' Blood Searcher.
Doctor's iistOtStilers ore within reach, and na
flood be doeivo4ln re4Ont to hii preporahttOta
a. Geo. Itifenoreas became afHoted with
!a about twenty; years ago, and every year
/ were growing worse, so as to yenta, me
7 tauqt r ote touch an at tunes aa,to unfit me
pork. Sot:nab:deb „E: Was co bad that I maid
anything am:Sus:it of them, they came on
onuses, larkewi ahickorfnut. I had tried
esti deil of medicinmfor them. " .
I naed to , buy
take vili'atevoi rcould - hear of OFreasi of in
;Airllti ,f
nVpasWilftsthat i ell in my. way, but :
i.
mid not get Mired, sometimws they would do'
tome goodfor :wham:but afterw ar
skald asissid aiesei. I alga
led tn' two - Doctors Who visited me
se and gaveiner spine medicine but It would
do,. I could not, get, well. Over a year agg
anwlverthsentent of .your Lindsay's , Blood
roheresindeiby yonswilf—wlien you sold it to
74!i q ) it We„oneislAtie , svSktli not cure 'rusk'
! Al°.
ed by: the mesuedne before. I got• well, -
044 liOttie and took'it home with me and
it - sec! sr,•stlxq to your directions, I then call
to yon - again ' , when you, saki I could n
"' r44 ! cL lie4Bpt , t Om .one bottle.' I bought
P tu iha
'!lsktiStity had coed used, I
egtlrelp Wtdl . Vlllie Pll ea, widah had tortur
c.ftitMecify 'yegit. In other respects My '
tb Lnproved and I eal3.ps well as could be
444412' 0 01)rt1 1age+,. being ,
.. i l i4gsatn:Weill now forSiiiinosithsliri
!mil` A W E ,
'Aft tlylkind orfarmin,g work - orrwssithqtft: j
Oftes.4mirig down:aMt hurting me. I can:
4. , 4*tiiii i vslisid, lift, or do any kind .ol
Viichi,:sefora .used to hurt me. When I
fultprb,i,c . impt,on taklng ,
igal.„.got,'i n. we& stlcatuside rlt my du=
s' i s 4g.444 l l4itnoigii ' ict,Disegtinily.forihe
1 ° w e°
krtislk,kl7,,okrthelielinakiyonr media.. You
pg:; - thlailif ` you like—l live in Wilkins.
4 / 1 1 .1044-lii.Aitte-ftlessed,So satisfY one,
'ELLIOTT DA PTS.
P!Pgatrit ~ : teitailseof 4 1911i-GEpROY
•
s l Pikatf.tratiliir.ifi 42 bottle bad Pasted over.
• '• AC Wild Blatt
Ot . ;' °l P l M li. ;fignW i si
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HARVEY'S CHRONe- THERMA
MiMMITAIX..M. ,X7.X..sailLs/Eit
the most infallible and poptiltiritfotay eve
known for all diseases of the female sex. The
have been used in many thousand cases with
unfailing succees , -4441 may; heteliqdncittn every
case for which ttiiy ails recoinmended; And psr
ticularly in all asses arising from I rBSTRUO-,
TION OK STOPPAGE OF NATURE, lid
matter from what cause itrardies. J They are ef
fectual in restoring to health all who are suffer
ing. from Weakness and Debility, Uterine Nis.-
charge!, NerPOUsne6S, 4 - r., 4-c., and they ACT
LIKE A OKA.RAI in streugtheningn ,:rrestor
ing the system. Thousands of India' Who have
suffered for years and tried various other reme
dies in vain, owe a renewal of their health and:
strength wholly to theeetlicacy of '.
Dr. Harvey's
Female Ills.
They are not a new duwoenes but a lelng tried
remedy—the celebrated '
DR. JOHN HARVEY,
one bit* hjtiat einkthant yikirsdelnitidireicrihed
theta (Or many yeirifn his p a to practice.
and no physician was more truly popular or
widely known than him in tha treatment of
FEMALE IM_FIFICULTIEN.
All? who hare used DR. IiATIVEY'S FEMALE:
PLS ,reeentmetut peant,to-,..otheria-: iltyraFit
tetathhiattlig thetri* - lArOggfutaUtiid De0)1/41 eterp
Mend theniTA preference bb othi"..r medicines,
because of their merits. No
taking them for they are elegantlylady oluects to
Prepared by an Experienced Uhemifr.t.
Priors ()nits - Dollar.
ai'tstt ~ is notice out if you desire Dr.
Hastens Pills or Book, arid if you onntutt pro-1
ourelheifi of your Druggist, do not take any
other, for some dealers who are unprincipled
ttill.reeottnend other _Female Pills, they can
make alamerpront on—but enclose the money
an itindWriict to
DR. 3. BRIAN, Gawk*
BOX 1,079: 75 eedir Street, N. V.
Who ; will take all rWr, It properly Omitted ; and
you willieesive the post pstdraeltdrely sealed
from obsercbtion, by return mail.
_SOLD BY D./frOprbtX.V. QE4Wil'al LS
,
..VOIPICE TO A i.f.
~itstiongu certain class of self-important pea.
ptnepeifs alicedllar feettiM Of enntetritit iittailh
ed to all Physicians that advertise and treat the
gdi it ittu a sant, (Purr ATE Ppialdlatta)
W kt, they nor po but else t i n tal l.
Are they not aware that all phyaletries treat dis
eases of every dentirettlattonilti fast 'solicit just
the very diseases that are so obnoxious to these
very reflood parties. I suppose they would not
let one of their family go to a party that has lie-
Voted reah_inr their heneftt, because he advent
sea the tut, and thvirlandlY physician sayabusla
humbug so he eau get the case. ()flee he hi s
almost deptived the party . of his life. Ile conies
at hit to the PhYsiclan thitisdvertlsis-Qmw else
ate they to know I Are they not aware that Sir
As9e in_Driallst, Sir Marie!
men o •ese &eases hese men are het.
up as shining lights in the medical world ; 1 don't
Wert chat al/ men are worthy that publish, dill
there are a great number ot them that are. 1 hare
devoted myself to the study and treatment of
PIitVAT2 Ilnettaette upteirde of 60 years, and
without egotism can any 1 hare lowed hundred,
from yeast of misery and untimely death. hi y
treatment is confined to the vegetable altogether,
ea I think it Is the beat and most certain. It bin
my power.. to. bring hundreds of eertirlaattar It I
thought it necessary to certify to my general sue
ceu : but my long residence In this city Is aunt.
meet proof without adding more. •Iterntatorthea
and all diseases arising from tt are mired In a
much shartertime titan heretofore.. It behooves
every young man and woman to be careful In so ,
testing a physician. The ditrerent advertisements
that are seen in our paperbare of no worth, anti
no benefit will arise from answers than only loss
of health and money. Hundreds are cured arum.
ally by my new remedies. Address BOX BOP.
Pittsburgh/an lyd Priatoptim
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'WELDON & KELLY',
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LAMPS AND LAMP GOODS
earn DILALICRB :x•
CARBON OILS, BENZENE, &r..
164 Wood Street, nettr.Slxtb,
P l TTSBtrtifili "F'A
FIVE , ACRES OF GROUND
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i4:R.ieciabutait OP MANCH ES-
S - BR, 60W:occupied as a market garden, and
in a high state of cultivation, is offered for'ale
very low, This. property 4O.ertOttl,tq, become
very valuable for insiliting,lots, being 41,4
tor ci,inizethe demand for. .houses ds now very ;
Arent. It could! be made available, every toot
Hof itjor that purpose, lying level. Apply . jo
B. S. BRYAN,
Broker and.lnsurance Agent,Jsfil'onrtk
1.1 - 10frA.Tail 4.4315adtm- -
Airbus. , •-•-•
ion. irsirm. , wasa4picritEs CoMit tai a
r;aurfnatri ife-vie. impfdvenient4-
iltuste near s.. lateMok.-P idles ,
Waal oC.Orisensburo,4:.andlAatiiin,
Y. dt Mlles
,d-Orade easyylltlevood, stidAitice
It! - mAtavalr,
Resit Figgie iiititerrNce.rer
A • , C . • • - San . 1
t.t . t • t • '-.---.,
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Furnishinitoods and Notions;
Balmorataad Hoop Skirts, Saratoga, Beaver
and Turban Hats, liluland Grey Kititting Yarn
Breataut dhawbt, Notdag, Sontag; . Walstg,,
Sleeveg, Settg, Collars , Cud's, Ltoen, Lawn and!
..).:02hroiderett liandkerahlafa, Head Drone*
Steel Ma ,Tei :Peit-Buoklea, Dream Trim
Anglo and Ornamentar (lorneta, an, ad
VeCtier the Above and many other artiele.
In our line, at very moderate pricea and we
Bonen
Wholesale and Retail
Purchasers to examine oug. stook, Which
will
be found lame and httritettie.'
GREAT BARGAINS
DRY GOODS
NEW YOBS AUCTION BALES
TIVES TVIEItIK.
GARDNER & ''SCHLEITERS,
02 blf a ricet, Street.
New Cloaks
.111( very fashionable Inn terial, color and
Whale.
New Dress Goods
lor at ock cr mptlies Ih, lAN' Si not el
Ilea In French end I oglish maoulo
tore, and includes al/ the new Eabrled
iand most popular styles.
New Shawls
Long and Slivare Brochen and
Woollen. A very attractive Line of
Berlin and Thibet 61tawla.
New Balmorals
7n every imaginable color and at alli
i prices.
"OASSIMPREa,
FLANNEL;,
BLANKETB,
IHUGUS & HACK
Corner Market & Fifth.
ew Goods
Now Goads
New Goods
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New Goods
New Goads
New Goods
New. Goode
New Goods
New Goods
New . Goods
OHIO -.RIVER BRIDGE.
NOTICE Is xtEB BIY GIVEN THAT
ON MONDAY', THE 2.lTh DAX OF CC
'l'. J3ER,1864, the Ifolliday'a Cove Rail Road
Company will, tinder the authority of its char
ter from the Legislature of Virginia and under
the Act of Oongresal declaring the Railway
Bridge at titeubenffille a lawful structure, com
mence the elevation of the channel span of said
Bridge, and for title
_purpose it will be necessary
temporarily to obatrect the three hundred feet
designed as a channel-way.
Attention of parsons engaged in navigation is
called to this provisilln of the second section of
the Act of Congreaa, "and the officers and crews
of all reseals and boats navigating said river,
are required to regulate the use of their bald
vessels and boata ul of Any pipes or chimneya
belonging thereto, ao as not to interfere with the
drvation cons:main n anti use of said Bridge."
Ail prsons tire ales notified - that The Span nxt
west-of - the chatme4 Maas erected at an a elevea
tion of 66 feet above low water and there is a
water-way exceeding two hundred feet, between
the piers ; and tlrat the water-way between the
Mere next eatterf theithantiel Span also exceeds
two hundred feet, and that the headway here
will be clear, asthenompany does not intend to
proceed with thereon of this span until the
channel span it completed , and the obstructions .
necesaary 3 to ita erection removed. .
All persona axe notified furlhat, thatt this
Bdge. le.erested -without .a draw,.andthat all
the requirdtions of the Act of VenElliwt-rhuun
been emptied With, by the company -
The ereillortof the channel span will.be pre.
'needed with as rapidly powible,..and dna;
notice will be given as to the time orffieniVe
, obatructicana will be removed.
Thd YeaklaVet Qcive Bail Road Com
- - Istettadat
. _
fl , ilF:rtiti :,": . : . • , •• , , i : , ': - 4 `,l;T
74 3::...t,10. fizz. p,:.....a2.4•, , ..i.tqh• 4 , ., ~....:
Judge Rlack begandiy, nit ,h,
would , prondee the audiei a.mnsin
en tuitairi elfin t. These V, tone titans
and' he *mild 'give add, ..!itiki gfav
reaeons which - made ?Mitt' SeHan tha
the.security.of individual:rights. and,th:
safety of the country itself froluutter Ae
struction; depended on theialection o
j i., 1 .
General 111cClellan. ' r./ i -
Political contests, he pros I'd to say
are not what they need. t 0 ... . i In for
mer times we contended fottpoints p
policy on Which we supposethe inter
eats of the 'country 'depend M more o
lesa;. now our oppononts thet4elves tel
us that the life of the Goverriiieni hung
on the issue. They, are rig htt Xhojif
of thie GOferbriient is the littnitty of ,t 6
people, anti if they Succeed' fie . trentioy
log liberty, , the . GovormitetßA- 4 will ‘'li
dead-r-tlead . . without. even Rtar, hope o
resurrection to a future. life. ~,, ,
The eiminty *e new' aVe'...tc contend
against imthe Abolition partyllhat - body
Di which the original nueleuiltiAsioln
tie gang in ; New England, w,ittinskpo
riodicalltto curse the Cone . on,d
blrisphilne the Christain ir , on., 11
was small at first, but it Liar
.„ '
With such portentous . Inspidi -.that , it,
influence now,oversbado,wejlge >whole'
$1
Continent. Vlore was ahot r enaili
zAtinii Which, for 'a Wier wit ---, profee•
tied to be Actihg in concert' . ,he Wll
- while, faintly ::, ditth -.4, `mug
P principles,. But the fool :', ' : • , Pe
/
come perfect—the .whigeholls t
,the co.
Edition, from the crown 'ili ' : , toe' lel
thoroughly saturated Witte ~ ' .lltirib:
doctrines. No Republican.
to dissent trom the moat,ultre • • •ur ,*.tdarettil
ea.
Abolitionism is'ainitipiderit ,r, , ngreas
—it controlethe Executive wit , ithaohn e
away—it command,, an :atuffit-Whose,
nunibere are counted by Ali wifieds oil!
thousands--it is preying akwil " u the II
prostrate t , ody of the nation.
look fairly intolhe face . tif lhAt: st yart ri [
we wish .to see th e features oftleuren-
enay.
V
Between that party and thelyp .crat,_
ic party there atists such a ,dive ,"ity 01;1
sentiment, 'opittlon and Orli,l , s, as 0
never betore separated 11104 ifil ;Coflii-
try or any age of „the wOrlo4l:3:',' • differ I
from them and they from utii' ~ impv- 1 ,
cry political subject about.L•vii . 4, - la
possible for Iliedintnan nailiitE 4 eit
, litleretit ideas alley differ; i "' yob
w ever hk v b mime ititi_pr / ....1.....,..daik ..r
wero never considered debatable
y any body but themselves. There is
not a sentence, line or letter in the Con
stitution, from the words "We the peo
pie," at the beginning of the preamble,
down to the signature of "George Wash
ington," at the foot of the instrument,
which they have not either construed
away altogether, or else put upon it some
interpretation entirely new and totally
at variance with that which we always
supposed to be the true one.
We are as wide asunder as the poles
of the earth. John.Flampden did not
differ so much from Charles I. nor Wits'
ham Tell 'from °easier, nor the Congress
of 1776 from the ministry of George the
Third. Nay; the most orderly, humane
and anti-revolutionary Frenchman that
inhabited Paris in 1789, could not have
differe,! from Robespierre about the use
or the guillotine, more entirely than
we differ from the Abolitionists concern
ing
the wholo purpose and object of the !
Federal Government.
They are not opposed merely to the
views held by us, their present antago
nists; they are equally hostile to all the
opinions entertained by the public men
who preceded them. The' principles of
Administration which they have intro
duced have been denounced and utterly
repudiated by all the statesman who
ever held office under the Federal Gov
ernment, from the beginning of Wash
ington's time to the end of Buchanan's.
If the Abolitionists are right, then our
whole history is but the record of one
great blunder; and all the men who have
had any connection with the Govern
ment previous to 1861, were "fools as
gross as ever ignorance made drunk."
No two political systems, framed for
different countries or for different times,
have eVer been more dlsSimilar than' the
Government of the United States as ad
ministered before 1881 and the same
Government as administered, since that
time. Let us look, for a moment, at
some of the points:
The Abolition theorieswhiCh concern.
the relations of the States to the Gen-
eral Government and to one. another,
confound all • our preconceived ideas
upon that subject. We supposed the
United States to be a federative system,
created by sovereign States, ' for the
simple and sole purpose or watching
over their common defense and general
welfare. Tothis end, jurisdiction was
given to the Federal Government over
certain plainly Specified classes of sub
jects, and every other species of power
was expressly withheld. It was a polit
ical corporation strictly limited by its
charter. It was, not only agreed, but
sworn to,- that the affairs of each State
should -be controlled by its own will.
Whether the States should use this right
properly or improperly, wisely or un
wisely, was ; in our opinion; nobody's
business but their own. By the une
quivocal terms of the compact they bad
a right to make their local laws bad or
good, just as they pleased, and it 4s as
well known as any fact in history that
the Union coall not have been made on
any terms
1 New Goode
New Goods
New Goolt
New Goode
New Goods
New Goode
New Goods
New Good
New Goals
New Goode
But., the Abolitionists deny this vital
principle so bitterly and sos violently
that every citizen, who presumes to hold
it, is in their estimation, a traitor. The
great characteristic of their creed is the
claim they *make -for the people of one
section to COntrol the Other in their local
affairs. They bad it to be not only the
right; but the bounden -duty orthe Fed—
eral Government to•dictate to - the States
their - whole system' of clOrnestic adminis
tration. This is so clear in their opinion
that any State which refuses to modify
its local laws, when commabded , to - do
se by. the Piesident, is guilty of the most
awful crime that man can commit;' ii
crime for which the contumacious State
deserves to be plinished by having its
fields laid waste, its towns burnt, stamen
bac-bored; /ittriVoimi andthildren driv
-hotnelesiandistiarvinginto'
"the woods. ai.And it-ifi.. , diftinunced - upon
ligneitto anthorit'sr. thnm—Lthe
clakt , Of their fpiliM hizalselP4haf-ttlils
dlitiftl4lotne ilif*ttrls.iint to be'cliscon.i
14-
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lin. El. upti tho Mines lit4ol44ilkiPe44-,
41.1ifiliii*-do t z l**iii . Wo..a.Pltrotea l i)
1
`more. Wi a d ( iPtlnkterS. viShilti
more tq the Wiry of t helYreEPclent. an
Mates, icihiP/L stlPPOrta him iin otlle
lit4e)/. X O - 0 411Y..,,h07 .emphatic no
tiloro k i e l gef r "ooritqMl4 is for.our ,doct
triltit 9figttito, siittfily they:. t l 4 l * ;it Pe*
fectjy: proper, to ar. a _sovereign .4tato
14,), pieces; by Rail /tree ,andßost .the,
bleeding.par i ts tOO emlee,and strangers,
whilst they-areYet.wornt, 044 ,Taverink
with the agony qf the ~ eqparation. ir
ope - ienthiof,the voters in afi§tote sheik
feel.er, feigo hplief in this 4oetzfrie, that
ie. a -saving faith for which that small
mindrity is, to be rewarded by, giving
them absolute and uncontrolled domin
ion over the. Awe, liberties and property
ofihe other nine -tenths, who cannot see
It in the same . way. Submission to .the
perterel,Gbyernment in all things is not
merely 10condition of ,peace with the
States already at War; coercion for the
same purpose is extended to States in
which there is no, war, legal ; or actual!
In ,Illiarylito, fur example, a decree, ,has
been madfkhat the State Government
shall be wholly revolutionized,. Pour
fiftlia,of the people are, without doubt,
opposed tp the,chvtige r btit by themes of
brute force, and a. system of test•eaths,
preetajbed at .;liViiishington, the State
GoygrrigiqAt is entirely t taken out of the
peopige halide, and I political power
put ; into tlip keeping,of not oily a small,
but.,o.,venaland fidseminorith,,which
,p 9
alone ispermitted to vote- Tn's
a:Reptib,lican Cfcktrernment, but to all In
teqta,and,,ptirposes an aristocracy, the
1 4ov : eminent of a few, ond it will, not be
,the fault, ofthe "systemif it dope notTlern
out to be an aristocracy of hypo mites
gui-thiava___Tke,effectaxf t hiarAlutemApt:
for Siata4l2 . ois, - le, seen, not only in
SpOttitnti Ilitateltiorlithtea; ort, the bor
ders of thOon'di: Ilk Pennsylvania' last
year, and only a few days ago in Indi
ana, companies, battalions, and regi
ments of Federal soldiers, without a
pretense of right, poured their votes
into the ballot-box to overwhelm the
true voice el the people at a Star) elec
Lion.
Such is the contrast between us on
one subject. There is another upon
which the divergency of our views is
equally striking It happens, by the
permission of God's providence, that two
distinct races of human beings have been
thrown together on this continent. All
the mental characteristics's§ *ell as the
Physical leatures-and color of one race,
• make it Inwerlh the scale of creation
than the other. I need 'not say how
tnuch lower, for I suppose •there is no
man here who does not know the differ.
ence between a white man and a negro.
The negroes themselves are perfectly
conscious of their inferiority; nobody
but , an Abolitionist ever thinks of deny
ing it. The white men asserted their
supremacy in this country, as they did
every where•edse in, the, world. They
,fpunded a n ion, and formed a govern
- .........
They agreed, because it pleased them to
do so, that they would share their privi
leges upon certain conditions with other
persons of Caucasian blond who might
settle among them, but they were not
bound to take Tartars, Mongols, Chinese
or Negroes into their political partner
ship, and they declared that they never
would. They claimed, (somewhat
proudly it may be,) their old and hard
won right of domination, and gave the
negro--not political power, or the right
of ruling—hut only such protection and
kindness as were due, in a government
of laws, to a subject and inferior race.
The Abolitionists look upon all this
with perfect horror. They assert every
where, in season and out of season, The
the natural right of the negro to politi
cal, legal and social equality. Their
theories of miscegenation are too dis
gusting to be mentioned. Even by men
in high authority, negroes are insultingly,
preferred to white men. The Attorney
General has decided (conscientiously, no
doubt) that negroes are citizeice—a part
of the Government—and therefore claw
ble of holding office and exercising pub
lie authority over us, as in point of fact,
many of them do at this moment. In
the State thoroughly abolitionized they
are allowed to vote, and the votes of
negroes added to the votes of white men
with negro principles, can trample down
the true white man who is faithful to
the rights °ibis race. Not content with
doing this in their own States, they ex
tend their process of organization into
other States, where they use what they
call the war power, to rob the white
man of his property, and bestow it on
the negro. In their measures, military
end civil, in the new Territories and the
old States, you see this pervading prin
ciple at work, stripping white men of
the rights, inherited from their ancestors,
and clothing negroes with powers and
privileges they never possessed before.
Now, if the African race Could 'ele-
I vated so as to make it, in fact and in
truth, the equal of the white race, then,
we would lose nothing by the proposed
equality of the two. But that is not
probable, and'our opponents know it as
well as we do. A negro will still be 'a
negro in spite of. proclamations. You
can degrade the white man to the level,
of the negro—that is easily dOne—but
you cannot lift the negro up to the white
man's place. All close and intimate me
nextion, political or social, tending to
produce equality between two natiens
or races naturally differing from one an
other, has tied effect of leVelling, not Up
ward but downward ; and the degrada
tion:of the superior nation does not stop
even at the point originally occupied by
the loWer one—the amalgam has all the
vice and weakness of both, without the
strength or the virtue of either. What
would have been the history of this con
tinent . if its white inhabitants had,gone
down to the level or the negroes two
hundred years ego? And What will he
its future history if we now submit to.
the same degradation? Respect for the.l
memory of our ancestors ; fidelity to the
rights of our children ; our own inter
ests and the interests of the civiliz4
world, require us to keep and maintain
this Government in the hands of white
men, and to repudiate with abhorence
every measure which is calculated to
bring-upon us the ' shame and the infa
my of a voluntary descent to negro
equality.
Tim Democratic party believes in law
and order—in the regular administration
of justice by properly appointed tribti
nals—in trial by jury, and the great writ
of habeas wiles. We knew very well
how sadly the-people must suffer with
out these inestimable instirtrtions. We
had read In the history. of "other. coun
tries how-men were.murdered, end robb -
e d, acid kidimpPed.for the 'waist of theft 4.
and, when ;raison, itt4inr-ewitCtiestite,,
don a provision that-no , man should , be•
de rt ve Pk r k i ft l O ibe4l rt:PrißPPCVeliltk i
out due 'process Neiman : Ann,
thatrweenderstood the full meanint,
and appreciated l .the .eighty Jintriecor
those it limit 44191111 k
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astir all Ins ca n kr4 PAB4o94ll/4911.0cP.A. , .
h olagaJstrittif%. APAAszba.,l% unite,
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'kip - IM* znighA afford ,Ithul'u victim ,
chance Obteks: kis, alhi4)is AO it Alen
i ab, 4r!lPt 1 91 71 1 44.4 e ALIPS 4 4O/1,..4;44
h aY° p ra c ticedLAPßasi 4 ,19.nlige4a AA A ,
palling eictent,that upw;flutute,es par -
sons have b./lea kldmppld.amst alnit u
ja PTisea Eto4,g , . 14r ee-Mg l 3l,Prolhei
rule:than alt .t.i6 3 ' 1 . o .9ePPhailklo.o .4P
"in' 13 45;aa0 ; 310 4.abogtethe, Ramo 13
tat#,B 2 4V.-collid.inducp kkigi.tp, figntht
the Budil qii;Lt4eNhoicofiwi kw& au
cruel re*. , , , , ' , .1 , t_ 1, ;; 'e-•
,Ir a n.T;P4VASAP igitE4 . 3g.%Tlkiit@e&P;rAti
Anaelicun,triP iv14.15P0,9/434ifitEtctlib
the right o uteampg-itpahlke,..#44#4,li
means PC Xrcr9 P.Eleshitfth OlpfiCerPress
BPLAtere, ttp4ltittic , -Al/P*9 I IIBMM: Vert
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. batlalqf Ihe µ,li le
' 'Perti k lS tilf , , , l46 ) 3 A.P.FotoPf All . their
hei oiNtie, . at thec.ivititOp.o43.,l44ol
in g,A sore tr taq.luid:ak :others 44,4
iners Aa s ,"44,ltalittlfff 414 1 6 PI support
I t 1 4 ?P'l sCP!'.e.Pll.curlay focoasignih.Au
disrqfFAOS,,w!gilftW 04,9 0 9f1iM i .46
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lIIe O Pv lay,l ptr r i:,.4.itstmlio
1 teen et VARcfP42 N.Anifiit 4f 'NOW
hie; Owl, AS PfkilPP ellteeittfufo 4.4 A
withdraw - OW protectron of the
.E fga
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ly re'OireC4 •• ' !OP ilkati WilNil44l
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ner e s - 01 7WatIR Rain irsig/.ll l jaaf kr!!
— w4a, agi7049, 1 4 ,FER9EL iolkfltl CA , Ay.
and PraPn.Y *FP most lußty,,Ap••,9c4mirr,-
thPa it 13 4 0 1 9 r rPiniiYA 44 1 ,4 7 34_4c
Walks Nlah.gla 441 P as Etta,ASiaolVeP•
lvtiya , a eßiPs.vf94 -ir:tx gickhokk itA4 1
au ItkatuAectiou4U,,w, Slate,
r. 44,99 1 2,t /B al
State.
the'Ocutatjt4(lol. t l lan'lgitlr, W . 4044 A
hundred e# l e4 olg, and`pie -,,Pe4CA
ible. As yet., t4ey,,haVe , riP. . RPM
QS P i oi4titne ° IF/P . 0 ) 0..4i P . )oT
gurrieattilvfotiti,i444f,t,.ao;well.arißeafea..
If a war pulley must be su,
ki4aPßiag,, iP 4 4exr4 and ,31
newel:haps - 43N what is, t 9 hi .d
policy trim 4 1 4kg,ellittliAellii! I
way? ,f3arelY, no sigie..,Faau.uul
t4a,t, It 4,49 t as zi,e , CPRKY to); ilf
Re tte e ,,aol l B YiPtcq94l&ar t WAr
;rot W e , , i.intl ) A4-.9( Avg' r
( 41 44kbPraiinad.a , . ivp-
.braes'o nm as i. Ui
,
plea." No despot ever asked f
to do mire than what he wig)
to be necessary, end' nothint,
needed to warrant the most in.
outrages. When Charles I, deliberate
ly perjured himitelf, he said, and said
truly enough, that
.political necespities,
created by a civil war, had driven him
to it. When Cromwell devoted all the
inhabitants of Drogheda, men,. women
and children, to indiscriminate lantehern
necessity was the plea upon, whigh,die
justifiedhis brutal order ' and, when he
drove the Parliament of Ilingland out of
their places, it was not, as, he saidi be
cause "the Lord,had no turther need, of
them," but beeanse, the needs q t; his o wn,
tyrannical and beastlY rule , re aired,
their absence and,theoverthrti qkiheir,
just authority. When Nero i threg .the
Christians lato,the,arenatohenevonred
by wild' beast s;. when he, canyons/AO.
them to be sawed W asunder to be pitt,in
!make and cast Into , the Tiber, or to, be'
covered with pitch and then burnt to
gether Ingreat piles , he and his loy
al supporters 4 pranonticed, it to tic peep- ,
Baty, for atianity, wasp in their
heathen eyes, Peatilen.t - s.ttfssrf4jthm",,
which might give serious, trotthle to, the_
power of tiers. Befor e that, ; time
Herod of Ju, had hear „that, a child,
waa barn Be hie hem, I t wonitiOnc,
day be Bing Qr jews; and,lnibeliek
ed that his Government "Could; not five
unless thatchild .was de stroyed, neither he nor any of his ; Pkoaost Mar 7
shale knew exactly. whist, s gbildi,.t. i r aiilf •
and that cieateallte necess ity of gi ll iP4
them all. The decree ; -W ent ford} 1 and
it was no doubt execnted,
proper teal , aidloynctleVnitiin...
There wait, lamentation ~.anta Weeping,
and woe hi. liama-r,qtachel mourned tor.
her chlldria,and: r would not. beipotigort. r .
ed, becaase they Were not.
Rachel had• been an Abolition worn
she would no , doubt .hare been very
greatly comforted b;Y.be,fiig told 44a,t.
the slanghteir of thictugloymP. Wee ne
cessary, to preserve the; 411: . or, the GOv
errinimit. Our fathers ',that no,
such power as ' this sbotild be wielded
here by et:Jinn:nig Theide r eltr,
ed that all pulite neeeasities,,shp,taau
determined pi the law:, They,,,defined
the offences whieh it Was ,necessary to
,cvidence th at 'allottipi
qulred to convfet--the tribuyils 'that
slioyd tytt, proof—the - E ton:nal - the
trial and the (pant*
Then'theY,dec.reed thitt.all:thetr °gave
should take &aplenty ,Oath, , to be reps-.
tared in f ileaven'4 chancery,,.. never , to
knotr,any.kind:br 496.48ity,bie One
great auprehte necessity. of ,ob edience to ,
the
~.;
In ouriview the, Cloven:matt at-this.
country, is the Constitution and:, aws,
whosoever sustainethem,Most faithfully,
is the beat„and truest.-supporter, of the,
Government.; IBrit..49.lmlitionism7 intm,
daces another standard of fidelity;__
quiescence in the violation of law is with,
them Ahogrand, teat of. patriotism, , ,nrid
every citizen who complainaati an tntiK:
cer for : tramping it under f 0024 AA
of what they call "tressonaldelanguage”
or "disloyal practices." ..
We were, and are, id iiivor of strong
Government—that is, -a strong Coasenu
lion and strong laws. During the period
of Democratic kseendsraq' QM •Govetn. , - .
ment,Cin that Rase; wittrpibweiftil eliongli ,
to shield every American Citizen - ft In;
every species • of -wrong . , fillbriittglit-itei
curity•to,his ilresidicrapretd4te gtundkini,,
ship around , him whereireittiVerft,ltia,-
like a, proteoting 10104 it linftrerdr , ovef
him and matched Mitt , f*tdie d itif , llepti:
Now it is f ea tweak, ctitite)n . OtihW4titd ,
powetlesa•that ititahtiot iert:LtlitrAteit
upright wor the' ma vittniiiiii!lytPt
mantra= beitigVanatilhd liietribt. II
own offi c ers -In any Ind tr the +lay. 6til
might.9,t, , ',7ia,l. ',Yr , Att• +1 arl ;C, ail , :
et „
Ta tii , ril t d , 43: .,, iitgumini : is , f .., ms c: j a i
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stkvii.,'.. - r sc , '..,. ~ i , . 'clovirp4teAt-;
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igrke, t aVPl' ..
AGM(/' leAtinkelknatikeaPP,-..-.44 , ~. .:-, ,- :e iri. 7 •-''`A
IlatkiraoWirireqPiettO iilffegAindlfCrilit . / . %, _ , :l'r:- . : :: -?.,.. 3. 0
but a t th ereeveri pailturiwho /law Lemill: ':-',,",.4-1
theistrongri& al* AboAtiOphttislitisiikpk.-;:14,1
Sithall their strengthnidildhtliiiiiintli,:;„....
ant:llller g ilwex pr e ssionAol - ViatiOtentV'' :I F : i , :a 5 , , ,,
mentlittrhtsgungs leftketirileeti
z„:. ::g-g
-.001,0fi &MAW ;:leatilogrt ai dentifnottil i
0. 1? :,,,,
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epoch', all:Washidgelq mcgvene -
, troductionitherdefthitsmosthesit ittlo '
, -- ,,, ; -:=;, , 4 ,
. e opponents of. the Admitedtraturntr_ .:" - -
~?- 7 3
ceiSefi irtiEdiesekateleAnteek, ePt","/,,,eni. ---,-,..;:::-4
Aosta, •n to!. n T kalif:OW.l(o' 1 - . .., 41 ; ' ''''''.;:- ' A '':'-'-,
• ATlOilielidepiatid
,4 1 4 0 0 0 fp.40. - -; t: . : 7- % 4 4
Senate, iteelgpsOten s
h ,__,, ~,,,.__, el",„ail
nten Atlio hoO,beintutterstedii `:.'ql=:s.:2t4t4
ailctimptiVpific__ _tilval:tl.l4:tll*l
thatian Wopintthwinowisneme l o tiiil k - '4:%a•iSz . - -, _.:*4
only Loo,tnildlNtoutillt hifPlnartei_ 1) ,,,.. 412 ,,.:'?-. - _,,'")-
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lowAdito rilwaliilewO U U* 4o mtP - Illve - ' - : - .'-',al
-ItaDgeditheille, ,
_rebialk*ol-:,-?::,:i.:'.;a
not Only leastritidelfPleehmelerSilt.,
_144V•,f_',..'•4.f:;.ei1
m o u ld diawr, murdered thath iittef4lthlks*-,41..::-;-.4-.`,='l7
leonnecticutrAnunßilsediiii**l7 ' ,"•,---', '
_-':, - „,..e'
kngnees to ttniktini anal ofAttaitutni,bif
.11ceceseryf .a fedebt"the feleigwet life i . P eP"
tivittState. -IBile General • , .!1 : --
, - (iftsileck.)lln'ilt letter tlellbenftnly, • , _ ~. `:.'
writbmsfar-pullitcliftonWthentiedtbiitlilie -- • - _-i,.. [ _ : ? .
army ftyould cytistuthe eoutiteistsebelikth " ' ._.,, ,
first and then pnt.itsikkhohtAittlio_pi,*-,-- -1 - :--,:-%1
perheadirof theliorthiq taine , * ,, te5,,.--, ~.- % .,,, 7 1
of eloquence Itsecbeenvintrchr*a. , 410 - ki.q . , , ,,
.„ . :: I;!..41
nembuintfreittonwieti li sin wini_et-nhai - ,.--:-:,-,, , ,-,
, acrautaratetataantitsenliathdFrwViw-
afieuid.bertasakfidffiktbothieltkit men •.:.
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kemion,ghstdragionappirllnnba,, -,-: -. .i.: •!• - :A l l
oratornveheribrinipdotrili thel : '„unsiess.,-Wv,- ...! - ...,, - -i., :•`„,;-•
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Ave ere teelitergOeletheilZ6l='; -',-=.l
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lesizrytraltim 46bthe- 464l v.
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by aAtvenikigisiinitritE ,:
veivateill, -
Lug oftteyigfdwarePVubOrn*tktli.ttP4lttr tig
-.._-i a
service of Iddirivlstiocietee ai.74.q
ChFi4ttgtjfJ IlittrtstYleYsKOZOlNW4l4*7-.4-:-.:A.T:1:.3;*
4,l'Pr. AS, 37kkftitg- 41,14-iteNVINVS°I4,4-6;::,t.,:';.Ari.!,
conpiiitft-t..:4411.90Ab§01...414A0v=,--- -
1 4p filwge , dhs - No
,:whp-
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cloven, the heart ef,the., ttatiottziwtrrp.l
The limits by which. titer, lloYetMtkpara-r
ted us, is not any natural boundary, :but
a boundary created;b'Y'thi32-86111P,,,,i11ttl
which they have force d' betWer, utt—piii
the Potomac, the' °hip,' tinditiii,tiElifit--
sippi, but the firs_ %Mire 'fi4
streams, whieb, - according teittilibit,.
water the 'drear y abode' iir the iiiinin f ar
.41th:eked. Styx. . the owe or deacii" iscnitP" ,, ',',
Sadatpbswil oka9ukbwvbtaalc and deep—er , .11's
conrtne natnecokite.uesT÷rtoiir,,lotutlien.
mud on the tad imam; fierce Ph a r
Whoserwaraottifftent tfrotallaraid* Girt -
It is perfehtly irinitifeetiest thittlirintlP
pies and measures of the - ',.iiluft . ; ha
are and must urntrit ty lbill Wl* . -
ible , itith'thel - sa r a
s gsi, : .. A r
'like , ours:' l •Titent` " ttliiii.tOie ...1 - ~
it W as' : itot , ' - inttintiedW'tiliir I+ , ii'
it ' cetkitot , ' l / 4 16''''liiiitlytiTit - .`'•= 7 4110'6
itself. If 'yoillhatir'lt'lditreleiev
chine and Vicki ititidliiffhtPiilfstife aril l
man who use itia•ik4irealiiiirot-linitifft
cite:coal,iit hut& irhklEb* itp-ititialdehikV
So the operaziotirluf lour Viiilithfalatryfitg
tern , ritual bet :wild/Led' thlarteAtiirialliiiiil
designed by ire framers, lord ellui , tevii
take the, tnetritubte ,- if titiniletietttWYOlD
breaking - it . up,• The , ?attire ektitdifitakt:' ,
theacverall Pesti of it 9 are stlapted td liiithb
legitimate Intro* theinetilhi itlifi
tor . be. utterly •ruftieci , 4iy_ap~ : 'PUP "
another: 'Her , 'doesiiittnairifinty4tilliad
ems& whether the:melte ohjiict3prolottitpdcl
be in itselfjgoed. utibidi' firitlee~ ,
government,' howeveri4onetitul=
perfectly , ware to wreak thole - 110i* ' • -
are the' essential."Terteofdth%fral
whenever 'it anent* to. *tittle& thlfiiho
sentials tof leiniel, %highertvlUtiVziAttitelf,,q,
does:not , priipeey , bithititvtiliti9= 7 / 5 I . 4
All , ' the plureultif itistor3r-Arileolvilled9
withidessonit' vibliih teeth = l, ittetAktopi-
During. the'- sixteenth' tindediericitterntliP ,
eenturies -the qul‘re/drEtit ~ 'Witt- 1 W -
intbitheicheadtrthatAlusgreat ..."
‘.'''. illikipi
inteitiattlttlatifileyhttildß4oo .' ‘• - 1
theapiritnallwerfere of the liiii - 4&; Chair
temporal prosperity lialfitiothitig, Ttii",rdan
pared' tosthe4r keteittatitalvalffdk,_'',-This,
resolved,' . th erefortlV , lti , tritib - iledefiniew
their , goVerihrieitti;the Hiiiik-1,4* - ..lifil
true relitimv:itat 'What thme4if %PIETRO
Higher 'law trampled ,,i iittliVddllbtbeiti 3
laws' , audAore the wifote' l frftetiortlr '
society; ito- fiagiderititP4leheilidg H',
surrectitiu • 'an4 'UliiFivai bebitnib9lll64
universal fathiena-rrdlliolieWerit s t t%liii , '
tered; ftitte , witirtionvulseo; Hp ' ll ; l 4'mr
was laid waste atenilmokit l derftpirT flt
, . . - _ 9
the city ' ofi'Pragite, ( *hi& ezi_o,._ .
_1109 , .' ;.-
thirty war with 46 Itnnidte," 1- ,r,
,-
-,.
thousand iithabitants;W":6 ItliltiPleiref -..,
, than four tnindsed litichm ittpflititiditw •
of her' walls:, 'All r AilfriliPtT r itt.lifelitiftFr ~,,
- -4 1.1.
was -.OM4likaieti four'Airidee d ,t*ii'lldt - C - .t.0.
for- mei: togetherteheiatiett aftel o pitiferal
silent Milker beet atiniittiititeritilittv.tffieT,
ruthialf murdered:' . .., - ri - st -,,, 1.,1,41115.14 4 re K 1 I •_:.- ••: 71,
Axle'lr... !•••••-•1 r ,•:.. ; '.• ', .I;i_ frr•?.:l(Ufilf
d:Ueirer.no r ylma
.0 F l aime eT „, :::
eept too xlitroldijmuo& Wegi*.7l ( - , ;'one VOW:* ' 947:4"firfighera,„-w,.104.-
afailiOltoiA'Agiti,....ilatitr- - 4-
: - ,, , 2 , _, - -to,
wall jaatCV a ltdeff,VOY
ed atAitit: 410'.." - U - :-.
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