The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, May 19, 1862, Image 1

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The Coma: is published every Monday
mqming. by Harman J. Sunni, at $175 per
Innum if paid ‘trﬁstly m ADVANCE—S 2 00
pet mnum if not. paid in advmce.‘ No
mHocription discontinued, unless ut the
opcion of 41m publisher, until 9.11 urea-gen
an psid‘ , .
@nfunsntxninﬁertedattheusualrateé.
jar flux-“N0.19 with neitnea and
dispﬁch. A
ancl in South Baltimore street, directly
opposite Wsmplers’ Pinning Establishment
4“;Com'u.u Pnlxnanrnc: " o’n th’e sign:
6 Public Sale
I" VALL‘ABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
0 PROPERTY.
- , ()1 Wrdnmfny, Ihr 28!): day of May hut,
' Thelmhzrribcr, A-signeelof Wumur S. Jus
rws nud,Wir:. will sell at Public Sale. u. the
resigcnce of said Anignors, in Oxford town-
Fhip, Adama calmly, the following highly ul
unble Permnnl and Real Property, viz :
'1 head of Superior Draught HORSES, 4 un
der six yeah; Marc and Colt; 29 head of (‘OWS
and YOUNG CATTLE, imprnverl breeds, in
good order, 3 BULLS, hull Durham, one full
gmwn ; u lot of SIIOATS, some (Alvin number.
about 6 month old, in thriving condition; 22
head of prime {M HUG“. . ' ,
Also. BTH“ assorlnwnt 0f Farming Imple
menu, consistinﬁf l’luug‘is, ilnrruwa, Culti
“Roma, 4 WAGONS, 1 Ont--horsc do., Part,
ﬁilrrinzo, Sleigh, nn' excellent MOWER AND
lil-lAI’EII, Threshing Machine, WIUI double
shaker and lmrsr‘ pom-r. Grain Drill, (Torn
' She-lief, llarnen, Chums; Log .(lhnius, &c.
Will lw oﬁ'erod at tlw Shine tinw, A FULL
LOT OF MACHINERY 0|" A FIRST-CLASS
IIISTILLERY, in mind order, but [Lulu warn——
an Engine and Built-r, twenty llurHl‘ power, as
good (ls new—'3. pair French liurr .\iill Sum“,
nearly new, Lngethor with their ﬂxtnﬁ-s: n
Dnuhlc Distilling: Appnmluu, Whit ll is turning
' out fir-it qunlity of-wliiukcy. Persons withing
‘(0 buy the wholi- Appnrntul, could n‘ut fail to
Vlf'l'lll'e u h:lrgﬂin,ﬂs it mil he sold at half its
furl. '
‘ Ahp, THE [H'ILDTNCS containing 1h! “:1-
chinerv, tnytthur with Steer Smhlm ﬂog Peps,
Mall Home, um!’ 11 lax-rte Ware ”on”, {our
Morin bighfpnl up lately, and consumnd in
its uruvﬁxrc n |qu nf‘ {cry \‘ulnuhle m'nterinld,
pine and «onk lumlwr. The pun-lmser mun.
remn'x :- n“ Ihyw building's from the pn-mE-m.
Will M5O ln- Ont-rod H. lut of SUPERIOR
“'HISKM', emnc common do; Grain by the
buahcl and Grain in [‘l9 ground. "
.\\:n mmr “(\USFMMJ) AND KITPHEN‘
FI‘RM'I‘K'RH, n Vuril-ty ot'unidcs, too tediuus
tulumxtfun. 7 ’
» AI lliv ~zxxlw time will he nll'orml, A REEL
LAXU l'.\'L’.Vl'. fu (lxlhv-l township, .\(liﬂ‘lh cm,
adjoining: lnml‘ nl‘ .laownh J. .\‘nxilh; .luzvph
Lilly, and I!lll('r-. mullnining 221'- .hmés, more
or 19“. Thu h'ml L'unlumllyul‘gmnl qunlixy.
“Sumo 4.mumrs,nuu hrnhok nl mine have hL'L‘ll
nmiliwl In it irl 1h": cuurw rl' n hwy-urn nn~l
planty‘Tuu' lu- lmll Milli" n mile. 'Tneru i 4
“pun the Fun“ :1 lurgr: Twn-slnry llllll'K
ll‘Ul'SEuﬁth l’uwk-huilllingm‘mlnut—hull‘linga.
‘Aisun HHI'SH \VD LUF,iIIIri<IIIOWIL lhu
1.0! ('nnminiug ILIH' :In .\x're‘ null, lu~<i|lu the
Hunw, luring Slnhlv, (hen, llug l’en, 'kcq
thorrma. " V
Mﬁulo m enmmcm'o nt U 0“ lurk, .\. 3L. on
s'nid dny, um] 10 ('Unlium‘V from day [0 :ln‘v.
uni‘il All in “old. Mitch-I .rx-o, and «s mm“! of
9 months With ﬁzmurit},'gi\'l-n by I
. JUHN’ L. JENKINS, Aaxv'yw‘nr.
(mprn'ﬁ, _1862. - ts
1. ‘ Natrona Coal Oil. . .
' :«R \VTI‘ZD.‘ VHS ~V‘I‘IXK'LOSIVE and
maul to .my KI'LIH“I~IX-E.
~ WI T Inn/1m Mylo-in- (lil. wlp-n n few r‘nnh
mar» pvr vallnnu'iu l'urnLhym with {1 mun-rt
UI" Made nulv M I’\.' SALT \l.\'.\l F.\l‘-
TSlUYG(‘(|\H'\NY,Nml27,\\‘u\|rﬁnmﬁ‘,
Pl H,.\DI‘IH'IH.\. [l’rlL 2}, lh'u‘L'. 1y
D ’ —'-—' . ,
Sapouiﬁer‘!) Sapomﬁer! ‘,
q‘HE'J-‘A \HLY SU.\l'.\l.\|\'ER.—\lll6l:lan
(in-uh: mfn he nmde iu‘u gum! SNAP, by"
u-iiim‘SH'DVIFHCIr! ‘ - - ' ,
llllH'}(‘l'lU.\'.\‘ .\l.‘(‘H\H‘.\.\'YL\'G EAHI'
”UK! 3014? i; as msﬂv nude with it n:
making n vup uf «‘nm'e: .\Lum'vn-turml Imh' ln'
t'm I'utouiooe. I‘l. Hmm MAYFF‘U‘TFHING
Cn\ll‘.\.\‘\’. x”, m “'zum'r 5T2, EMULAUA. j
Feb. '24, IR'JZ. » 13"
! Trees! , Trees! Trees!
, ‘HE Ixxndcr‘~i;_v'nih] im'ilont‘tmninn totbL-Sr
largo nml \u-H L'ruwn Junk uf
FRI’IT .\‘Xl’ UH’VA .\IEXT \L TRE'ESJ
VShrulﬁ: &(‘.. Hui-raving n lurgr- and rum} IMO
aswrnnrnf (If APPLES. PEAR ‘l'l.\fll";£,
I‘l.““h‘. ('HFIHHES. ‘U‘RXL'HwnuII NEW
TAINNES, Sinndnnl Gor the Orchard, Md
mm for tho Garlic)". HSHKISII \\’.\L.\l"r_.s‘,
SPANISH 4‘”li:~'.\'l"l'_S, lL\7.LE.\'l"l‘S. ha,
B.‘.>‘l‘)H€lHlH-§.\', ETRAWDHRRH-IS. (‘l'!!
_‘?AXTS and (IINNI-lIIHIHHHS, ingrpnt \‘lll‘ii '.",'
HHAi’ES of dwirust kinda, ASPARAUI’S.
RHYTHM! km, (W. .\Lo. :I ﬁne slut-k of well
(«u-med. Imin). l-Z\'F.K(H‘.l~;l-2XS, summe 10:
the ('omrtu-r} and In\\'u. ‘ V ‘ .
111-X‘U’I’UI'S TREES._for street plauﬁng,
and a general nssorlmrnt of . '
Okumzsnr. 'l'nuzs Aan Fwwuumn [\‘uuuusl
nusxs. pr (-lnhicc varieties, (‘,XMEIJAS,
"BED’DIX‘: PLANTS. kc
(Mr sl’m-k iarnnnrany’ thrifty and ﬁne,
Ind Ire uﬂ'cl’il In pricr‘s tn mi: Ihr ﬁmm.
‘ ﬁrCumloguv: mailed tn nl] npplimnts.
Address El)\\’.\l:_h J. ‘J-Z\:.\.\'>‘. & (m,
;‘ (‘n-ntml Nurseries, York, Pu.
March~24, 181;}. if ' n .
Announcemept
F‘PARSQX BRUWNLOW‘S BOOK—v"
O .The snhscriher, is about puhlishint: n
narrative of lhe perils, mdrenlurcs, and suffer
ins: alt-ire ”CV. W. G‘ Buuwvww Inmom: the
svces‘ionists of Texlne==eo. The manuscript is
nearly comnlolcd. and will be put to [yr-“as
fwlhwilh. Tho :immrmnce typography
.of blue \\ nrk will he nft-lu: Fug“ : mulit will
be fully and h.\urlmmeiy alumni with
sketches of the acorns ret‘orrnd tn, and a ﬁnely
engravellstecl portrait of the author. '
‘,Ag to its conteim. We have no hesitation in
saying that. the public will he startled at this
nnrmlive of ﬁlcls. ' R will lay bare lheperscv
cnﬁons‘andpruulty which imrked the drveloiw
ment‘ofthe seceeqion conspiracy in Tcnncsioe,‘
the disastens and the rain with which it de<
‘\‘aslated fornmunilios once 'proslwtnﬁs and
murdered fumilicslence happ“: more than all,
it will etpme the bad and reckless mu‘hilmn,
sad the relentless hloodthirstiuess, by which
the ringledders of the conspiracy were stimu
!nted to their work of crime and treason.
The nutritive is one of personal cxpcricpcfos.
The author touches for the accuracy of its_
netemems. The üblic may therefore accept
it u not only: reﬁable but, a peculiar chapter
in the general history of the times; and we are
conﬁdeot‘ that no more signiﬁcant, startling, or
instructive memorial of the Rebellion. in its
minute personal and social bearings, is now
tcéexsible.
The public are well aware that Mr. Brown
low is A bold-speaking fnan. In this narrative
of his Inﬁerings, composed mostly while cbn
ﬁned in the jail at Knoxville. he has utter
his 7 thoughts in language of extraordim _
force end fearléssneu, scathing _hlt agversurle:
even while in their power, and appealing to him
conntgmeq even from his cell with the urgen
cy of I. martyr.
ILwill be published in one volume, 12m0.,
Tully illuatnted, of nbont 400 pages, at $1 25.
GEORGE W. CHLLDS;
Publisher. 628 and 630 Chestuui BL, Phila.
”BUHBOLDIB a; Wxnsox. Agents for
Adlm. county, Bendersville, Adams county.
April 28, 1862. . ‘ ‘
MSIIQN ASKED AND ANSWERED.—
QW” is it that. H. G. CARR sethOSIERY
I 0 c up for ash? Because he bugs (or cash
nag! buys nothinghut a. good article, and sells
I 4 gnry short prom. Ladies tnd’ gentlemen,
give him I call. Don". forget the place.—
Bight oppogiﬁe the Bink, in York 9!. [Nova 25.
TYSON BROTHERShnve constantly on hand
a large mortmenz of Rain sud fancy
uses, gilded frames, gold and‘plated chketa,
bmtpins, he“ km, what: they are Belling u
utonishingly low prices. ' ;
TEP into McIiHENY’S and Dec the immense
quantity or HATS and CAPS‘clmt he has
QnltAreﬂyid. Costs nothing a: look. ,
BSONS in rat a; a‘cbea}: lad .faahion
sble HAT. or CAP on! be; accommodated
y calling at R F. McILl-lENY’S.
B 1 11, J. STAIILE
44th Year-
NationallHotel, - , ,
LITTLESTUWN, ﬂ
Adams County, Pa. ‘ ,
HE snhnrribcr having tnken the nhmc
T commodi‘nusﬂotcl. is pn-pAn-d IQ twelve
and entertain the traveling public, in the most.
nppl’ovﬂd style. "18 charges will lu- moderate
and hi: numtinn nnrernniitiug to all who may
favor him with their patronage, -
llis üble will at all lime: be supplied with
the elrlh-ru‘ies a! the Susan-3 und bu lmr’ bf:
nlrniahqd with tho Cllolcl'SL liquors: ' '_
The k“milling is exlf‘nsisc am] of the belt
charm-tar. mnd comm-tent. and attentive host—
Icr‘ “unfunny in utteudunpv.
April 21,}2. tl M. K. CROUSE,
ECM
Bargams 1 Bax-game E
. Lt - . ' -
.\l‘9, PAPS,’D()OTS AND 31mm, v
H TRI‘XKS 'ANI) TILH'ELIﬂNG HAGS.——-
Having jul'i received :3 very large supply of the
nbuve gnods, we are prepnrvd m 2w“ \hum luvyer
than ever sold in this place. My slur-k is most
(maple-to. embracing every sylu 01 Shoes qnd
Huts mullre. ‘ ,‘
HATS AND CARS, {,l
consisting Q" «I],th latest style: for Spring
and Summer" ‘ I I
. p -
_ BQUTS AND SIIOES,‘3
(or Gentlemen} Lmlics and Children. “
City-lmdc and Husmm work‘frmn 25 ‘centa
pp. THI'SKS of‘evcry rtvu’riptiun and king. \
WEI” :rnll exzu'mno the,blr;_ruix|§nt 4' "
April‘zl, nun:l 11. F‘. Memmzxvs.‘
New Goods !-—Large Stock!
Jcm‘lmxr TAILORENG. '
I‘]: ' E,JM‘mL‘; & mm. ,
)nm- jun receive}! frnni the cities :1 hwy;- “OCR
.61gmu.l« for Gentleman's Wen, mum-{ting a.
vinirty‘nf 3 '
CLOTHS, I . ‘ '“ .
' C.\SSL\I‘ERES,, .
. * _vns .\‘GS,
(':l€<in(‘tﬁ,Jmln3, &'c:, with many 0 her goods
(ur wring and summer \n-nr. i
umy ﬁreprcpurtwl tn make IFP'gnrmcnts at
the slmrnwt unripe. MM in the wrv has! mun
v‘.‘K ' ' ' .
nor. '1 he Fashion: .m;I regularly rut-l-n‘ml. and
clulhinu nude in uuy clmirul Mylo. They ul
wava inakc mm ﬁlm, whil~l their sewing is sure
1.4: hp rulnmuliul.
Tin-y adk n (‘nntimfnnve of the public“! pn—
trnu u solvent in} good work um! modulus
“turgid”! il. ' , _ !
(lg-L ‘ g,.-\pl'7l‘7, 1362. ‘
Restaurant.
r ‘HE (‘H \‘HH'IRSIH'IHI STREET RESTAR}
[ H \.\'l'. (rt-cent!) El'kt‘n’UllO'iJJll ”H; Ju-;
cubs Building, (_‘hdmlmrdmrg Mxéetpia now”
comiurlwl by the umls-r-ignmﬁ ‘
UYSTERS urv dummy in u'll»=hlea; ‘
‘ FR“ n ('HH'KHN, “Hf-II" TUXHUR,
TRIPE. HIHLEI) EGGS. and .
A NICE GLASS (IF ALI-I, -
Tan-Mam,” he hm]. Fall] in. The SAlmm. has
been rc-paiuted and ﬁlled up in ﬁm’ st_\k-.
GEORGE JACOBS.
(ienyhurg. April 7. 15121:. . .
)1) New Tailormg :
A psywusuu33s.-uno.REPKENRODE,
I; ‘ FASHIUX’AHLH TAILOR,
n-Enpu this me‘nmd nf inﬁnrming his friends amf
‘Hm puM‘u- generally. that In- 1111: opt-nod n.
Tuilqrinz e=t9hlislnnenp in Balhimorv sum-t,
Hem uhurg. :(lmq “HM Utﬁve.) near the' hi!
mom. “hone he is yrt-parcﬁ to do «11 york in
hi< Hm: in (h? Chest nmnner, and to the =ntis—
lutiun 0f customers. He employs none but
first (13:5 hnmh, nml receiving '
‘ THE FASHIUSS REGI'LARLY. E
ﬁle can warrant ﬂushiunnblo ﬁn and non! ant;
th<mntizll sawing. yl*nski a shah: of the
pulnﬁu's [-:Lgrupnngc, pro using to spare no cf“-
furt to desene it. His chnrgvs will always be
found us mmlornte as the timvs \rilk allow.
‘ (‘utting and lécluliring dune At the shortest:
noliu-é‘. . [Gettysburg .\pril 7‘,1862.
nw+—v—««——-—~-A , ———-~——~‘
‘ ‘ Rehef Tax. -
.\’ ﬁccordnnue with the .‘c‘t of tho'ﬂonernl
I .\.:Wmhlym I't'nusyh'nnin. approvedrhe litlh
(TI)- uf May; 1361, in regard ”to ﬂleyrelief of
Vohmlwn nhd the" fnmll'ws, the County Com
n’ytsinnors lune levied n aux of 1 miil, which
he Fullerton: fur the present yearnrqrcqnired
m (‘OHVC‘I and [my the snrmc q or to thn Countyf
Treasprcl’ in six weeks {mm the date of the“?
d\\'nrr:mt:=. ~For general information, sﬁect'ipnl
1 I'l 05mm ,\ct is appended: . l
1‘ "Section n. Tlmt it shall be lawful for ml
proper aut'lioritics of any county within tliié
Conimonwealtlt to assess and levyn tax for tbb
pnymeut ‘of such appropriations as ma’y hnvé
been. or n)ny.fiercafteF by, made by such“ uni
thorities for the. relief .of volunteers, or theilﬁ
families. or both, which volunteers shall have
memoi- may he received inio‘tbe service ofthis
State or the United Stairs. in tho procent ex
igqucgof the country. Provided, Tlm. Vsuch
awwuucnt shall not in any one y‘enr excéed
,two and one-half mills upon the dollar of the
tixnhle propvrty of such conniy. Providnd,
That all loans here'tofore negotiated. or money!
DOI'I'SHYE‘I hy l'mnmissioners or‘municlpul ﬂue
t’liorities, are hereby vnlid’utecﬁ" 4
V JAMES 11. MARSHALL,
WM. 8. GARDNER,
. EPHRAIM MYERS” . ,
Oahuwiuionen.
Attesb—J. .\1.W.u.1-sn, Cleric
April 28,118.32.
Assignee’s Notice.
THE undersigned having been'appointed
Assignee, under a deed ‘of must for the
beneﬁt. 5! creditors,ofo. S. Jxxmxa and Win,
or Oxford township, _Rdams county, notice is
[wrehy QiVen to all persons kuowingxhemselves
indebted to said Assignou to math immediate
payment. to the undersigned, residing in Mount»
P‘Eﬁsnnt township, and those having claims
against the same to present them properly an
thcnlicated for settlement. 4
‘ JOHN L. JENKINS,‘Auin¢.
April 28, 1862. ‘6t '
ASSignee’s Notice.
[IE undersigned, having been Appointed
Auignee, under a deed of answer the
beneﬁt ofcreditora. of Lemma Eula: imd erl,
ofOumbex-land township, Adams county, nq
eke is hereby gn’eu to all persons knowing
themselves indebted 3) said Assignore to make
immediate payment to the undersigned, ro
uidingin Gettysburg. and those haw-ink claim!
ngiinet the same to preseni them properly mi
thenucated fox- semement. 1
JACOB BBNNER,
April}4,lB62. 6t _ AW
OURNING GOODSJ—J‘he ﬁnest wort»
M mam. of Mourning Go'oda "er oﬂ'ered.
nn now be seen and bought at lower pricel
than they hnvé ever beén sold before. Call u
once st the sign of the Redj‘ront.
April 21. FAHXESTOCK BROS.
COTTONADES, and a varietxot‘Pauts "Sana,
chenp, a: ‘ A. 8901"? & BON‘s; "
YSON BROTHERS Ire mpki'ng their preq'p
inm picmn‘o u price: to unit the thug?
m. kinds of srmw GOODS, embrncing
’ [en’s ind Boya' Hug, Missel' Ind Chi}.
ran 3 Hats, Shaker Hooda, ta, ta, M _
A 1)!“ $l. 3. E. XcILBENY’S.:
DRESS TENHINGS, in W Variety, n:
, SCHICK’S.,
mmﬁmwxragh; .
En
(15112 @1115):
ﬁ TRUE POETRY
Fpr + egnnue and beauty. the following lln‘u
frnm t-le pen of Camus MACKAY, challen e
the wh Ile world ul po93}: 3 ‘
- I -ow many thoughts I give the“. \
. i Comé‘hillxer on the gran,
7'41 if‘thou’llt count. unfailing
‘ ' The green! Blades uwe pan; -
I r the hang thy: sigh and tremble,
, To th‘a sweeﬁwind of the west,
‘Or the ripplihé of the rh‘er,
Or the suribgenms on its breast,
. 'l] count 9h? ihqughta I gin: thee,
‘ My benutiiui, my Meat !
{low many jl‘yh I owe thee! ' ‘
. Come‘ sit mien: seas run high, I
I jnd the swi?!iheaving hillows, ‘
That hreah fin the s_hore um! die—w
r the grating?! mud they fondle,
‘; When theflprms are uverthrqwn,
it the peril.l if: the (igep-smcm'e!
ior (hp stars in the miiky zone; _
\nd I'll con iithc'jqxsliiowe thee,
My bfautilguj, my own! ‘
,nd 116 W mhclh in“: X prom-y !
Conic swap} the Ocean dry, .
6r weigh iniitﬁy tiny thn‘Ee ' ‘
} ' Thgamr—qhﬁm of the :ky;
[or twinc'ardufd thy ﬁngers,
E 1' The sunligth qrenming wide,
or (OM it in: thy bosom,
1 ‘ While Hwﬁnrm is dark beside—
And I'll tell hhw m‘uch I love thee,
My bcnntilﬁq‘l. my hride !
MEI
gigiagmm
A Haﬁpy Bax-key.
. Louisville ElLcm/wml report“!!! happy
:jwkeyl M ‘gkclaiming: “’Puess d 9
Hallelujah {lit (Ii: ole qiygor should
we dis [nip 5; time, when white men
gab}; “an: ﬂnhx'mvo :'llmut,~nn<l niggs‘r
.m where iljix'il plclxaos widout (me;—
de Lnrd." S } ~ “ ’
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' A {Near Field. 1 ,
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mixkh ‘
1m ab
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10d story. i! tuhl at the cxpfnsq of' a
«91‘! mumher {of ’ihe Slate Send‘te in
-- rds: N 1 3 1
“cm. when n tandidnte for a seat [in thn
‘ desiring the J upport of n ggflnin @029,
tin Friend tn bring :ulmnt Kn nrrnnggfmom.
lIFO nt ‘ﬁ st deﬂjncﬂ to have anything to
l 1110 rnJm-z. h ‘ after much lmrd ipress
- promiid at gig“: to lend his n‘id 0n
diﬁnn‘ Knﬂ 3th“! was “mi Mn 7——
] 0"“3’310 him'pelfnot to steal moré than
time.“ He szjnid ”If that promiae whs ml
! ,he rﬁlhorgthjoughtghe candidate would
t “li\-(.111 a? the general Murine.—
oport \y-us “11,119 to the candidam he in
ly rvpl‘l‘yiiul'oq the bargain, sn'yingf
nnt “Int to§go imo the Senate at. all,
r to be‘ ‘mhqrr’nssod in that way." 1
ecdléb to 5:1? tlmt‘he‘gét in, and, liming
\ cred, ﬂhnéfxnade a big thing of it.“ ever
z y’ - ’
prom“
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be" so
The ( ‘
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one c
ban a]
£31“:
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do an
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if I. an
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my];
sine?
' in his old 9,1526, Dr. Brown was oné day
upfm b)" a 30mm clergyman; who éskad
\ yni (mentions in regard to divine grace.
Btust stfttin'F; put for A walk. nnd said:
0 :ylongji'gm. and I'll expound as I go;
hook nner my feet." They gm. up'pn a"
Pit of groqna, and the engen- old Emu?
ane V
him 51
Ile‘w!
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hill )1
roug
wnait
nndtb‘
his " l
Ejhe midst oﬂuxltfeldirllg the divine scheme,
1 ‘young mnh :wns ’so busy in drinkil‘ig in\
”4515, lh‘a“; heiﬁrfot to look after the‘vcﬁ-
If maps. "Thc’, 01d Doctor presently snum- ‘
rid fell, lam}l ggting up he sharply s‘uid :1
i the gracgiof God can do much, bf“ it
gia mavn quillmjaon sense.”_ "1 ‘
61:1on
bTed g
“Jnny
min
- u— l—«p -f— ~ I
‘ Judy, .my idnrlxnt, what are :you
‘ .1 3 1
st! Palfialkjr I'se thrying' an exéeris
‘l' . :
h‘; and whit ‘s‘it T"! 1
i, and iit’sjymi-st-lfthat's after givin? the
I'. water, *0 ;Bee if she won‘t. lay boiled
36"
doin'E 21’
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[nated CHAILIHC.
as collwpoxiorthe port ofNew Orlénns,
rial]; raising tllxe bloclnule,‘whichAL it is
led, can M; déne legally without ralsi‘n'g
Lule blockndq Mr. Luna“ is “1“,- to
al Lodsiﬁnian. He formerly redfded
Orleans, bht'f let! there on the Emailing
he remand-1.5 ‘ - _ j.
1w- Ir. Reilly, wine was woundg’d at ‘Bim
hing”, a Mime by“, any: the seﬂulioni m
simils go that. of h s‘inartblaw. Then is noth
ing of n piercing, c‘mtlng (‘n- tenring pain} the
win issues tnkihgéthe lien-es entirely by!“ nur
pris‘gjnd deudanfmg‘ the adjacent put: before
unsuibn can begin. ‘
_ f_ -7- ‘r—jo . o—~ —-———-
A and Ham! a; Oak—Charles numb
once sﬁid to a bpoghér Winn-player, Martin
B‘uzhe‘ , whose minds were none of the
elemeit: “ Mgr-tin, if dirt were camps, you
yodld§hold all the: honors." . _
‘3’ Mufﬁn fqnndiitheonvenient to sppw 3
limb deaf. ' , .
: ‘ﬁ-fAn Auguétq @le.) editgr thus distin
guishesﬁetween diﬂ'erent sand of patriots:
4‘Some esteem it sweet. and decorum to die
or one’soountry;{otl_len regard it sweeter
live for one’b qountgy; and yet other!
hold is m be sweeter still to live upon ono’l
[hunky], > . ‘1 v
“be Reppbﬁun legislature of Ohio
_ {chased to pass 1 my to allow the so!-
on in the «my hfom that sum to vbte.
GETTYSBURG; Pg}, MONDAY, MAY 19, lSééZ
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I; one being called, by} her
id m her, “After lim g’one
'a your father dpnrly, fan}!
i ‘ ‘ dohe," replied {with
I'll keep him cm of
OF NEW ORLIC:AB.IS
_ “ninth: Imur’run WILL Puvun."
one'usurpntion of power: without‘guppres
sing a single newspaper; without ‘ ‘\prison
ing a single editor;without limi? to the
freedom of the press. or of speech ih or out
of Congress. but in the midst of the grass
est abuse of both; and without a arrest
otaaingle “traitor.” though th Harlford
Convmli‘ou sat during one of the ars, and
in the other Senawrs'ihvitod the nnmy tn
___,. a 5 I “grcd am- ”0,112!th Itfilll “will, “.1
‘1 . .‘ - -_ welcome tlu-m tn 0 inn I gram. '
‘l-‘nanwngznsr—The jam-item condi During.“thistlipmeweilthincroﬁetl.busi
tion of our country demand ‘ that wo Ihouldi neu‘of all kinds multiplied hperiiy
restaon mid-hen Putty organimtion‘ ”I smiled on every side. taxes were Pg: wages
surged within MOP“ iwlg'“? apositive were high, the North and the ch turn
firm ﬁnd??? Yﬂifwmay‘n 5 Gagging; ished nmarket for each other’s'lipducL-x at
(-0 epu "to n {1" 39 enemte into good prices; public liberty was Beoilrr: priv
thevwgi-zie‘it :ariln‘icswi’n dc?" ﬁsm‘ (he ate rights undisturbed; every miln’s house
chiefluse 3f p’hwpr in in crudliihgoout ﬁarty ! was $2 castle; the ““1"“ were 0 39"”10 “I" i
..i‘ ‘ S .
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Hence 0f the last tin?!” - rhonths proves. to ass’omble pénoeubly. the right t pqtitian;
"Fm tlmninny lengonm “if“ the nnces- frepdom of roll ion freedom of ) ech a
:1“). pip“?! or”“?“£§:‘bv .1);§:t?e::é\;:‘ fru ballot. and Efrehprrsx-nnd al iliis tiine
xmsrainwnsm. . h ~ 5' . , . . ’ ~ .
all civil act‘p and aﬁﬁointmcq’is has recognizr LitiQlCoréstitution main‘tlmncd, “"15 io‘Umon
ed, and still does, its fcnlty pnd obligations ° éufl 3:3: i’iigﬁ‘Lii‘oeicé fruitsot' F 'ocrrit~
to thsttpar’ty. ’l‘h'eiie nxust PM! will he an icliirin‘ciples and policy carriedo 31ml; h
°PP°““‘°." Th” PM” sa‘my'and‘ ”ad i thn whole period during which 1 e Denia
demand 1" §hﬂlL lit beta now organization cratic artv held the power an adminis
gran 01d 0 0‘ Tho. immoqmtic pnrty,wnst tercd the Federal Govornrriebt 2 unh bins
tounded m “-5 “m“ slttty veil” ago. It has been the history ofthnt partv t a l'nion
nFVPr-l’ﬁemdtuband‘ld; To—(llaylit numbers i’ art forit; 'raervedthoUnin ‘wiwlom
one million hve liumlrrd thpummlalectors lI" y. 'd p . f h ‘ hili'
in the Sta es still lbval to the Union. [ml [- 321:13?’ o°‘l‘lPi'mmﬁﬁ. or m 9 an 1'
recent nu xermm victmiesg‘ in munici n , ', ' . g ‘
elections iinthe \ertttqrn and Middle Smiési [hennetther the nnmsmt l' n PIPF' the.
proves its :vimlith Within‘ the_ last ten! WW?“ ”0" “‘9 W.“ “W"? 9 ‘ P Pom.“
months itl had .1! 1d Suit Conventions I 0W” party require nor .WO“ ‘1 tum! “5
and nomini'ited fulli Domuf atic tickets in; digitialxhlggntihything in ‘the re ‘nt origis
' I l ' " . , -
ext”, if:egiiillgl'liligehéliﬂhlicg’tlhfhiitiﬁé* which demands it? ’l'ho more {ginediote
Earn: bci E“ d 5 P. i 1!. issue is. To “mum ml; Cow lug-tux asir
- ' ' ‘ 5 ~ is AND 70 RESTORE 'rui:~ SIGN T’WAS. .
5 SHAH; 'rx 2 qunA'rif‘ 9???“ FE xow'nisu! 'To maintain the Constitutio iii‘io rerfsect
if“:flh—Jifgnilioﬂgqll; .‘ $13911}: flgicx£2:; the riﬁ‘hts of the St‘tes and th liberties ‘of
iitlﬁlnltﬂﬁil“ fin—thii‘ty foul“ speakl 1 the citigon: It is to Adhere fai ht‘nlly to the
' “ li4‘Bo/N’u, That the Allieh'icun Democra: very. prmmpllt: and pight‘ydwl‘n h km Dehmho'
cy place tlieir trust in tho'jtiitelligence, the fr?” 113$er as 15:27:32.“! 0 Til-T}; D
I?:{ioti2m and ”“i dilscrmiinating justice! sii‘ltsafgzgi‘ili't: boninriihgx-pfg I {’hotlierri:
o ie.mrn-nn mm o. . ' . ‘ - .' 5 .
“ That. . remiril tlixis as aidiﬂtinctive‘feug m“ practldced them. W e app ‘llgﬂmbly to
turn. in nu ‘ politic-ii creed. t which we are} th;;ec£r t. t t . 1 t I ‘l.’ fth
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£353: iiiitluaimflli; ‘3..’s‘ll°J,'3l'l3lfdg33°ss! Sion M “is. Salons «in my: uglintuinrsl
POI‘I'I.An whit :md iwe cont rut it with the' l" {aitv'tﬁng‘Pnt I‘lizeglea“:d Y‘s: “f“;ﬂmtn
(‘rm‘l nndi‘pmvticci of Fm rmhsm, under I'} F'll’v'n" n. l .9. (‘1; can $1111.11?!) !
ivlmim'er puma orlfnrm.‘ vhich seeks: to “3,0 'lﬁnlzﬁlz'bgf‘onm‘t it a t' 1(i «t
My 5112' w éfthdmwwmt- 555551 551.551“ 55 55:; with; it??? 1:55. 5,:
limiﬁti'r‘"J-Tu‘iiiiim t° hummus ”i' {s6l3}? of"?! gegﬁfn;bl=;tlthf’l-' ixhﬁqnd
.'-‘. a ‘ , . .- ij'leﬁallt I 1 wt *rem nn
1' I‘l h“ t'f l‘f'W‘il "m of Wont N on? of the Union mill-91E ting Conhtltlll . “‘lmt
lmllf‘d pnh‘r-r. «Mum .\n/o train tho. ((i\- k .. ~e m doubl cure as ll 0 to W»
Frirl'rmx :inn-l thi‘ ‘igrhnt.~t if puwormudn “ “"‘l'nf if t} t .V r t ' ’n' l ”:51."
thoroin might to bl,- «tnictl (-nnutrm-(l by 316318;?»«I‘li?n\0l‘ll':‘lll:n:t‘f:ly02:1,“?l“Toff“:l‘l:
all tho dv-mirtnmntd‘ find a}; nta ot‘ilu- (,ov- vii-tr“ (lid secure the proper-iv llit'llt~_li||lii
ernmont : Jand tllﬂlilt Is ‘ h PXl'i-duuit- rind : liliertim oftho States-and nl‘ tin-énéfiplo" 'm'd
danger-nuifto excretfcdoulitiul comtitutipn- thus (11,"! mnintnin thé C‘Uﬂ‘titutihhnml he
:11 ponertn‘ 5 3 i i serve the Union. and with thg‘n) titre multi
_ And as nxplnnntory of tho“? tho follow—s plied blessings which diStinguishc 1:; above
ing from lilr. Jarrmms's ﬁrst inaugural: ,| a” other nations? _ g 1 9
.. uTlip‘Sllplmrl oi the [\‘rfntr: (lmrnwtﬁx‘rs "l‘o ”do“, the Union is to out out “I“?
m “1! {Mil- _ri3'!h‘§ i“ the him“. mml'emmwnnlism North and South. 'l‘ 'ogin the
ndmimftrhtmn nl' Sour domestéc com-ems great “.0“; of restoration thrnu the bal
and the surestliulmarlu agiins tmti-reyub—V lot-box is to kill abolition. Ting Itpr wan
J‘m',“ tendenoms. . f ,A l lon of secesxion flowed ﬁrst and ﬁre fed still
U [he P‘°-'P"““E"l" 0' t" .GF¥EK“‘ 6"“ from the unclean tountaion ofalviitionism.
ERSMENT n “S wliple' con timtional rigor 'llmt fountain must‘be (ll'ied ' .1). Armies
m the she tam-her at. our mace at: homo mm’ hmnk down the power of l Cuul'ede~
and “ﬁtﬁ'ﬂbmudl ‘, l ' . 'raté Govcrhment in the-Sou lie but the
.“A J“ “’"3 cnru 0' ‘ the} “EM 0f elechgivork‘ot restoration can only i. , rried.n
“o",va ”Ste people: i 5 ‘ through political or'gnnizution a l the l).tl~
“ I‘m: trim.“ ‘s‘“ 'il' THE! “N" 0”“ nu! lot,in-4the North'nnd West». n his grout
“um“ s‘l'7l‘9R‘TY' ‘ .i . i work we cordially invite the (to-o terutiori of
“ Economy in tile pnlalip expense, that i all men of every putty who are '.»posed to
him}: mutt be “31‘7” lmrdorc‘pri. t * the fell spirit of abolitionhand. t oin sin~
‘lhe h “9“ liai‘mont 0 0",“ dd)“ and verity. desire the Constitution n. it is and
sacred pr servant?" of the duhhc t'mth. ‘ the I'ninn as it was. Let the‘ ilcad pu<t
“F"uin“ or Minnlnx, “mum“ or ""7 bury itsjdead. Rally. lovers ot‘ithe Union.
PRES“ “3 rnsanmir or ”Kin“ l‘th-Jt '1'”: thé Conststution. and of Lihory to the»
"”“CT‘O 0" “Fl umumfs com-is," 52‘“, standard of the Democratic par . already
rum. 1" 1"" turnxruun SELECTH" ,5 5 inghe ﬁeld and conﬁdentof vic y. That
Such. emocrntsl‘ are “119 DYiPCiPtEH of, party is'lhe natural and persiste t enemy
your part}, essentiall to pﬁhlio liberty and of abolition. Upon this: question 'ts revord
tothe stn ilitv mid: Wire 11‘ Immfh'ﬂtmn 0f its a national organization, lion'ewr itimny
the Goveitnment,,ﬂlik9 m pence “a,"ﬂl’w- have been at tin?” with partimliir men or
They are! the principlrs. upon which the“ in particularStatex, is clear and u;r question-
Cﬁns'tilllt on ﬁlm tile.l7lll°!‘lW6T9 fnufldf'd; able. rFrothe beginning of the')nti-.~lave~
and, und r t c control of.a ptgrty wlnclmd- ; ry agitation to the period ‘ot the Ni: Dvmo»
heres'to e . the Cnnstlthllonﬁwould be.‘cratic National Convention it‘ili 'hehl 'nut
mnintninﬂd nd the Umou could (not be one-language in regard to it. Let heieoord
dioeolvedi ‘ ‘ , 5' . speak: ' '
Is the troll!” nti the Primocmhc party Ulaolurd; That Congress hm 3110 power
wrong “Mi should be distan‘ded ?‘ ‘ under the Constitution to intorf with or
Its 1’0“” “commie“ “'i hm" principles control the domestic institufli s of the
Md muy‘be sumnjifd “P: from the begin-[ several States, and that. me totes are
ning, as thllows: ‘,he sup rt. ofliberty as: the sole. and proper judges f every
against wer; W the “33:19 83 38mm“ thing a pertaining to their 0 ‘ntatl‘nirs
thgir ng tggand [561-th9; and_ 9f SQfeino‘t prohibited liy the Cohstitu ,n: that
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IMPORTANT POLITICAL DOC.
' UMENT.
‘ ADDRESS
or nmmcm Tm :VE'VJVRS 01190.“
kag TO THE Db OCRACi or
THE U. s. ‘ ;
V
5 u ,4 ..
rights as gainst cgﬂsolidqtidyn and dentraliz—
“ed despo ism; .5 a‘impia government; no
public (I bt: low taxes; ‘0 high protec
tive tan” ; no gen'eral sygiom of internal
improvements by. Federal “thorny: no Na:
tional B l k; budl money for the Federal
public dues; no tsku mptimp ofState debts;
expansioh of territbry ; éelﬂgoVernment for
the lelritories, subject only to the Gemini:-
tion ; the absolutemompatihility of a union
of States.; “ part alive and §pnn free ;" the
admissiop of new States,— with or witheup
slavery,” they m'ny elect : non-interferm‘ch
by the Federal Go‘vemme t. with slnvgry
in State «land Territory, or! in the District
ofCqumhin ; and,;‘ ﬁnally, i l 3 set fourth in
the Cincinnati Platform; in E 856, reafﬁrmed
in 1860,1bsointe. ahd etem \ “ repudiation
of ALL nit-"ox“. mums {up ‘liLA‘lnoxxs
concemihg domestfic slavery which seek to
embroil the States and incitpfto amazon and
armed rq‘sista‘nce‘ tb law; in ithe Territories,
and «Mos? avowcdqurpoaa,] if _czmtummaud,
must end CIVIL Wu AND nunmcx.“ .
Such {as the anqiem and; the recent pol
icy 6f he Democratic! gpany ‘running
through h. periml of sixty years—a policy
consistelgtmich the principles of the Con
stitution /and nlgssilutely mum to the
prmﬂaglion of the‘ Union.‘l ‘
~ Does} gamma; of tbe_Den3ocra‘tic party
I _ ‘ _ l :y
prove thft it onghpto be abandoned 2 “By i
their ﬁrm!- nheliye know them." Section-‘
51 psi-ties do not. where Union triumphs.
For sixti years from. the inauguration of
Jefferson on the 4th of March. 1801, the
Demoenitic party. with shortintervais, con
trolled the power and the policy of me”
FederalGovei-nment. Forformy—eight years
out. of these sixty, Democmticv men ruled
the country ; for ﬁfty-four years anti éighc
momhs the Democmﬁic policy Fprevmled.‘
During this period Loui<izuia, loridn. Tex-4
as, Nevaexieo’, and California, Were suc
cessively annexed to our territory, with an 1
area. more than twice- as lerge as all the
originaiv Thirteen States together. Eightl
new states were admitted under strictly ‘
Democratic Administration—one under the 1
Administration of Fillmore; From ﬁve
_millioneuthe po ulntion increased to thirtyw
one'miliions.‘ ’Fhe Revoiutionary debt um ‘
extinﬁuished‘ Two foriegn wars were suc‘
ceeafu ly yrosecuted, with ‘a moderate outp‘
ley endixumall army and nevy, end without
suspens on of the habeas corpus; without
oneinfrimtion of the Constitution ; without
all' efforts 'pf the Abolitipnistq 'r others
made to influc’e Congress to int ere with
question's of slayer-y, or to tuke incipient
steps in elation thereto, are an ﬂuted to
lend to tt’xe moat. alarming and ‘nngerous
consequ Incas, an}! that all such ortslu‘ave
an inev table tendency to di inish the
hayﬁviness of the}, people and endinger the
stability'hnd permanency of the Union, and
ought not. to be oountpnanced by any friend
ofour pplitical inptitulions." I ' ‘
Uponwthese principles nlone‘, sdl-fnr a: re
lates to slavery, dug the Union «55 it was be
restored; and no other Union, Qxéépt the
errv or stmfxsx, can be mail ined in
this cquntry‘; and‘this last, we wi resist, as
our fathers did. with our lives, 0 -' fortunes,
and our sacred honor. . ""
; BuLit ii} said that you must dﬁbnnd the
Democratic party "to support the Govem
ment.” We answer that the Hamocrntic
party hualwnya ‘lupported ran 65 Elxlll‘l',
and while it was in power préryed the
Government in all its vigor nndﬁntegrity.
not by force and arms, but b‘ wisdom,
sound policy and peace. But it ever did
admit. and never will, that this fidminis—
tration. is “the Government.” 5 t holds,
3nd ever has held, that the Federal Gov.
ernment is the agent of the no a of the
ll State.o Ihr ‘vthe Uni ‘ ; tbr' ‘
severe! m.» :s composing the Cnién; that it
consists of three distinct depart ‘ nts~the
Legislative. the Executive and tEJudicial
-each eérmlly 3 part of the Go mment.
and coin 1y entitled to the conﬁﬂence and
support of the States and the people: and
that it is the duty of every patriot to sustain
the several departments of the Government
in the cruel» qf all the Coulitutmlml power; If
each which may be nemmry and proper for (In:
prnen'alion q/lbe Government in its principiea,
and in its vigor and integrity, and to stand by and
defend to (he 14th (Iteﬂag winch represent: the
Government, the Union and (he country.
In this sense the Democratic party has al
ways sustained, and Will now snstain, THE
Govnunnr against all foes. at: home or
abroad, in the North, or the South, open or
concealed, in ofﬁce or out of ofﬁce. in peace
or in war. ‘9
If this is whet the Republippn party
mean by supporting the Government, it is
an idle thing to abandon the old'and tried
Democratic party, which for so xﬁny years
md throu h I 0 mny trials supported, pre
served anj maintained the Govehment of
the Union. (But if their real purpose be to
_ -
TWO DOLLARS xvi“:
aid the ancient enemies of the Demoomcy
in subverting‘ our present (‘nmtitution nnrl
form of government. and under preltenve at"
saving the Union, to erect “trying? ntrnl
izod despotism on its ruins. the l) moor“,
ic party will resist them as th# wqrs (nbmy
to the Constitution and the Union, and to
free Gnvernmant, everywhere. 1 ‘
We do nnt pmposﬁ to consider now the
calm»: which led to the present unhappy
civil war. 'A ﬁtter time will come lierent'tev
for spoh discussion. But. we remind you
nnwthnt‘mu rnninsn made your Union. mu
cannons: ﬁfteen months ago would hnv
NW9d it. Repeated oﬂ‘orb; wnrn made“:
tho last. session ot‘the Thirtyaixth Ware
to this 0 t every stage} thn} ﬁr tmn
ot'the Sou ith the whole De IMrn!
party, an whole Conutitutinn 1 {mi
partv of the North and West. unit wl-in‘
vnr of certain amendments to the onati
tinn.—anil chief among them. he y
known “Cmrrnnnm Pam-mum“. ’th
Would have averted civil war and ﬂint
4d (lip Uninn. Atrevery story, hll rt; )4
dmemlmenta inconsistent with till} Péii
ﬁncttinps of the CHIC mo, Purmhu '
stionunuslv and unanimously rosi t¢d
dat'nntpd by the Ropuhlicnn parjv.
“(‘ﬁtteﬁdrn Propositions” never 1- Mi
.éimglo. ppuhlicnn vote in either "0|
For ”up proof wn appeal to *9 m
of Congres: and to thof‘nngrm on i l
“'0 Forrn'n reply to the charge H 1
Dr‘mncrntic nnrtv is oppnwd to vr
aid anal support to tha Fotloral C
'ment in maintaining its! safety, in
jmd mnetituﬁnnnl supremnr-y. and i
ofdi~hvlnding nur armies and ﬁur' -'
tn the South. The chmgn is lih‘el 4
nlsp‘. ,No man has {ldvncntmlany '
asitin. Demor‘r'nts rocognizo it
llutv as patgi‘nt: to ﬁftiport the Gov
7‘ “‘I .
in all constitutionnli :‘hccoseary nntl prnpr‘r‘:
eﬂ‘orts to mnintnin its safety. integ iﬁy, untlif
mnutitutionnl authority; but at tho‘ snmegl
time they are inﬁexil’nly opposed to‘wugingii
wnr neuihst any of the Stutos or lit-aplo ofi
this Union in any spirit 0! opprtweinn. or for?”
any put-posh of conﬂueetror suigiu tion. or!
ofovertrowing or interfering.' withﬁie rights?
or astnblished institutionapf any Imam—i
Above nll,jthé. Democratic party will not:
support the ‘Adtninistrntinn in ythimj
which looks or tends to the. lou’ 0 9m po—j
liticul or personal rights and liber cs, or a;
changh of oqu present democruti form 013
government. _ i
Bu mo, Democratx, it is not the support;
of thé Government it! restoring thb Union?
Whic the par ' power require if‘yone-g
t-Yownraﬁmke.ive up your i, l'ncinles:
your [2o (‘3', a ‘ our party, ‘nm it!) stzgni
,by the Administration at the party T putters
iin all its acts. Ahrwe all it in (lvm ntlt‘tl o
Iymi that you yield at least a siltnt‘snppor
to timir whole policy. nml to with iold ul}
'scrntiny into their public congluct'uf every?
:‘kind. lest you I-hnulll "embarrass tho A 1135
:niinbtra‘tion.” You are thus askt tn re};
wouncc one of the ﬁrst princi'piesnnd tha;
iichief security ’of a Democratic Goverhmonﬁ,
!'—!lu: riiglnl (a hold public smianlam-sp mxib/c (d
' that? updater the people: to tend" the r prrsrntui
tire acmuntable to (In: sunshine"! ,- Me ai 'O2! am‘
1 urulnubiéd prnogatirr 42f .4 mrn'cmm t comm;
iquitp/ia mamrrrs.m:d- pill/lit: mm. - I in thiei
'. ‘high ntitutinnnl privilege" wh (‘h Dani“
iiicl \Vegr declared he‘wmild “dotknd {mil
1 exerci within the Ilou~e,nnd‘in nl‘l plan-en;
in (hum war, in in Inn's prm'ln, nil at 11!!
' timrs I" ‘lt is 9. right secured by th 'Consué
étutiOn—n right inestimabg to thelpeoplei
iuml formidable to tyrnnh nly. '. ‘
2‘ ' lfevvr thi‘re w": n time when ti
Egtoncc and consolidation of the Den
[party upon‘ its tprim-ifxlm and polio:
{vital necessity to public and private
, itis now, "
I ‘Linquestionahly the Constitutio
, amgﬂe’powcr to the several Dcpartt
_the Government to carry ‘nn war,
' suhiect to its provisions} and, in cusq
war, with perfect security to citizen
:ioyal States. Every act neccswry
, safety and efﬁciency of the Gave
.and for a complete and most Vigor
iot‘its strength. is ye‘t wholly eon’sist
lthe oheernnco of evnry provision i
instrument} and of the laws m pl:
:of it. if the uqle motives of thmu- i
were the suppression ot‘ the “er
iand no more. And yet the‘histm.
1 Administration for the twelve mont
ihmbeon and continues to be a hit
I repeated usurpations of power and
tions of the anlutitution, and of thsi
i and priyato rights of the citing”
proof we appeal to fact.- too re t
trecitul here. and too ﬂagrant aid
“for the calm narrative which we pm
i.Similur acts were done .and a Bike
P,phrsucd in the threntenml war with
n the time of John Adzima’, and w
amenltimnte pnrpme. But in two
i fears the ' ue forced them intmm
its. A“ ...v..,, ,_
Able macmgh France: rebuked th sectignal party based upon . nntugbniam £0
5585 and abuses 0f pow‘er, Vindica‘ the vital inter-ens nndinstitntioﬁsnf l ‘
Constitution. and turned over the A ‘ ‘l Hh g a , a "to
Government to the principles and 'p, nu.mviler ° 9 ‘ {Mes 9' ‘ 9 Unmn, "id
(lie Democratic party. To the .“sol; thinking “1“ the Democrats '9'“ “0‘ "ll!
0'“ thought of the pebple ” therein ‘ ll enrn¢xtin thairemloavors‘touv‘othe Union,
to the hallotrbox, no n‘r appeal when i but tlhnt- may look a"? é, d. i.-
spin in like peril with our ﬂamers. 1 lt‘ - f h ‘l ry 13”? In WP.
‘ 1811!. if every Democrat. concurredl‘ih ,thé pw- levnfwo ‘ sw“ e'ilubjectofAbollu n
pélicy of prosecuting the war to tli uneq' 'Mn‘?nahsmr‘“6/‘WJ° 7mm. ' " - '
sq‘bjugntion of the South and forj. a sub 3 1' .~' ” ‘*‘ “'T’f'T-ﬁ ' ,
v¢l~ion’of her State Gozernmenui Vth 1.913 33‘ heAn‘mTEWNW '7m°‘-Th“"0l"
institutions, without: 3 Convention of the! Wee‘ raper—is_ constrained \to coda-la °
Sunnis, lltclld' without an‘ ovlerturg for ”Zeal“, that (he slaves in the Soutli, who '"iﬁll‘v‘
we son us ureso ute resm he is. ' . ~ - . n .l
banding olgthe Démo’cmlicyparly. : l isthé" peeled In “”1“ m the" of", hmnm' h".
only party capable of carrying on a at ;‘ 3‘ not manifested the nlaonty lo embnob £l5O
is‘the only party which has ever ooh acted opponnnities {0? freedom which thallepurr
a war to' a sue: ul inns, and t eoni limnd limici led at an m' ‘
party which has done it without. a use of; w“, ’: “We [taunted n n I”eran 4
power, without molestation tother bta o‘ u 'h . *- . ' ,” °/"(°YC"I‘L
any class‘ of citizenmnd with were m - -- “P°. ,"'““"‘-‘€"°“*“°mble ml me!l -
ecqnomy. All tllis ii has done; all this}; Wren?!mWW‘WWMnWW‘M/milﬁpop
need lie, ii. is nbll; to do again. . If s cum; ulnﬁom ;" but ibe result, it ﬁning)“. not
then. in in military point. of view he eqnii‘é could go past. The W” rel: to .4
ed, the Democratiwparty Alone ca cons}l ‘ . ‘ ’ g - I’3
mand it. , >l~ : ‘ that rxpenrnce In: sin/ﬁn that'wweﬂu
r To‘nclude: Invitingallmen.wilgh unlit?- 1““ Wm“ M" enammloms 0 M2l“
tinctéon of State, section qr party, “so erg Ind nilds. gloomily/f« “This is not I' plpqxs. ‘
l for line Constituzigu u_lt is and the. Unio gm .hfnth to IWD: 'but we minim; know 5'
it wu,to umte mthrns in th+ gnu ltooulon ~ , / -
81k) upon terms of perfect quality? we ﬁt. g '_-_../_/i-_. «...—.... , ‘
‘slst t ut— ~ ' . 3 It s be h in" .
l The restoration of the Unlun. w'helhe} unmnfﬂzfn ’?:;pot" Rf??? a: ‘
lthrouhpneeorbywar,demundstlxemlﬁi- '{ﬁh' . I 01’ ~.!!!»
ninueg organization and sum I my 1"“ W ”mam"?! "’9 MM hum;
lDumocmtio party; <’ . r ‘, l-“klgtn ulyanuxge of choir position, tn illv
l Thggreservation of the Constitntion dd} yﬁ'ﬁ them.” Well. we luvs Myra
mam 1!; 1‘.3 I ' ' ,
' The maintenanca of liberty mld {reéx’ m'dflthnl‘ggha: the argumel “"0 9'”
democratical government demand; it;/‘ 9‘“ a e .u .111 upkm '1“) by.
l The restoration of nsound syslehfaf, ri- 3°“ do'“ ”"1"" from “'9 North. We
‘ternnl policy demands it; 3 f 3-“ doubhnoq the ne sat Port Royal. who
‘. Fﬁgnomy and integrity tin all; pupligi‘on- are now being In?“ a dzily upon“ {a
1 n itures,_nown era 9 o our-X ‘ 'on‘s' ' - i
igfedollma day, demand i‘; '4!“ ' l tthegolremmento thousands of dolkrs,
l The rapid accumulation otﬁn emu-moul- 1°“;h much prefer 90d be btjller 03‘ and”
land ”ﬁgment public debt, dam-91 “ﬁx“ t e ‘ round protection ofthau old W.
lgglifhizbc grudylone “2116:1311“ . illiodstm.wff'ﬁ - ___J' f ‘
_ o ,nu equa u e ream la, in ' - “a“ .
mm yen-I, to England's: (105;; 05a 33m1? “3:333? canbc loudmbluh l -
l , , ‘ l. ' .‘v ‘
i uni uﬁnﬂin growth: - ~ . _
The M caution} M‘md mdlmtﬁ
ﬂute and Federal: nlrudy more “an twp
hundrdd millions of dollars n. year. eating
Imm the mbnumco of the people, augment,- ‘
in: way year, demands it;
, Reduced u M, an pricesﬁepmion of "
trnde, gecay of blﬂineu, scarcity of work ‘
and impending ruin on every side, denumi‘y
it 1' v ;
ADdJ‘ﬂnANy. the restoration of the (MMF
cord. good foolin , ﬁnd pmperity of former;
years. fiemunda tint the Democratic party
man be maintained Ind made victorious.
. -’ W. A. Rlcnnnmu. of Illinois. ,
; A. L. Krupp, of [weigh 5 ‘
Z J. C. Rolusso. o linoin. -‘
, 5 Jon! LAW. ofﬁdiam. ‘
9‘ ' D. W. Voomnzs. of Indians. , w
‘ , W. ALLEN, of Ohio. ‘X
I‘: ‘ C. 4. anz. 6! Ohio. .. 3-
% Wunu P. Nona, of Ohio. :
; Gm. H'. J’zxunomof ohio._ »
, JAS. R. Mourns, of Ohio. _. I
' C. L. Vuusmoml. of Ohio. \ “1‘
1 Pmur Jnmrmx. of Penn. ’5“
x S. E, Avon, ofPenn. , .J I
‘ Cg. X. 81mm. of Oregon. [‘
XML—The names of nbamt memhpm
ronmdring in'tho above will hm nﬁixad‘m ‘
the pamphlet edition of this Address.
___—’— 17 «.0» -——~— -- *
II
No , 04
‘ Depth of Plunging 00ml. ‘
V A (‘omnfunicntion which we ﬁnd in unﬁt-hi.
ma.“ Trlvympk gives {be following sunny;
tionn gnd facts, respecting the proper dapull
for Na Iting corn: ‘ '
Cox-3r the n carefully, am} never mo .
than (:01); Ongld a half to M 4 inches deep—4‘
It‘plm} ml Map": than this, it {will bollouger‘}
coming}:pnpd after it comes up it willgrouy very:
wen‘u 3] it is three or four inch“ high, when iti
will rcTnain stationary for 10 day} ortwo wrcku
By qu’mining vi win ﬁnd mm ‘the ﬁrst 501 m 'ixi‘
bolmv tlies'llrfnro of the soilmlso that the rootJ'
are deLuying.,while new :‘mes are thrown on‘q
from {‘11: juint;these new roots require lomq'
ten hrfaﬂeen days for their complete formationq
and dqring this time the ph'm {I stationary mg.
fur as 'growth' is converucﬂ .45 soon us thq
tre fully formed th‘e old one: will entire-1'
. Ppcnr, Inna the grow th will‘ proceed
11L '
roofs
Iy di ~
n 3 n 9:
Fro
9 ..
, u army cxpeﬁmenga' with grnim take.i
[mm t It mm? mr and aamcpai't of tée car, th'
urn-NJ! n} the following rem)! :‘Qorn plan?
ml mic inch deep mum: up in eigjlit days ftlm‘
plnnllﬁl une and a hnlf inches dice}? came up i?
nineJqu n hqlfdxlyn : that. twqmid n haltihf
‘rhes ei-p, eleven and « quartér {days ﬁbre
incl”? dcrp, twelve tiny}; threejnrli n hal‘
inches} docpnlﬁﬁcen Jugs; ﬁve gm]; :1 half imﬁl
es deqp, eighteen IMys ; aixjnchés deep, twenty
om: (1)4151. The lust log fame uh and gravy
until .ihont three inches high, when it roqminf
ed szaj‘iunnry for a long time and ﬁnally iiiaM
‘— o - -... 4 ‘~ I
éﬂnid ll'enry Clny ol‘ the Abolitioniit {-
twetiay yetirsingoi:
A “, 'itli them the rights of propm’ly «to
nniliiiig; the dcﬁciency of the powers of tin
Govefnmenliia nothing: thencknowledged
inconitestible powers of the Slaves (in: holly-i
ing: icivil mu, a dissolution of the Union‘,
and itiie overthrow ofn government in
whirl: are ‘cnncentrnted ‘ the fondedc
:hopon. ofthecivilizerl world, enothing. A
‘singlé iilen lum taken poés ion 6f {half
mindia, and onwnyl they pn ueitsoverlon‘ -
ing all lmr‘rieru;rcckleau mdjegurdles; 1
conseiquences. | . .
1 - .— -—;—~uo»~r——‘——-
i Shirt and Stacey—A meeting composed til
boll: ipnrties was held recently in Jon»
Duvinsgz county, 1”,, at which the followin'g
‘x'es‘olﬁcibn was“ udopte‘d with but two dili
semi g vol”: ".. . .
‘ If». ﬂ,(:;l/, That we will no lopgcrjend on r
infill ncc. .citlwr directly or indirect-l ,
eitlie politically or pecuninrily. to any pet
snn. wlwtm-l editor. politician, or pionchet,
oC Abolition tendency di- procliviues‘. j
_ 4 .-< ~ «00> »-.»--<r- ‘I
‘IQThe Democratic party has heartily
supported the Administration, an the riil-L
preseiitntiveliead of the Government. i'
all ilqjust efforts to put dov‘vn the rebellio
and via-ambush the supremticy of the Ln 3
over {he 'entiro country. It knows no ethol
issue ltlian the restorutjon of the Union ti
on th'e eternal pvinciples of_justice, and ,
regard for 1." constitutional righfa‘o! t
Soutli as may; the Norm“. 'mmg‘ is t.
3610 object fu which tho Demojamlo par
impairing out its best. blood on our'. bemu
ﬁoldsj. To ﬁght to establish negrowqualitﬁ!
or to hock up the Administration in it‘s
abolition «cliem‘eafis no part of tlte p ‘ b.
gmmine of the Doryi’éracy in the money;
wm‘, box- can it be held in any way account
‘able for the tnormous taxntvion’impmeii
uponéllxe penplelto aovernp the corruption:
nnil‘nlty the ex‘mpges of the plundering:
and dxtmvngnnce of this Administration-1—
: , r . . - i U ! -
l allay Spill; ...» . : I‘
I? Previous 30 the Presidential electicin
of 1860, tho Opponents of the Democrgtle
party Epplied 0 its member‘: mnny opitlngln
of dérinion; but. among .tha catalogue i)!
sarcastic appellations‘ ﬁxed upon us by -
publicnns and‘ Abolit‘ioliisls. none Were -~
term? with anal: unction of scorn as that l' .
“Ynihn-Snvers” nnd“Union-Sllrieken.2' , -
The lvaliant omtorgt or Republicanism w': '
in .thiﬂmbit of pointing tlieii wit Ind Id ' 1
ing their denunciations ol‘ Democfau n
gone‘ml by milling. than! Union-unwn ax d .
shrieikerp. The people are now hold 5
backftu the Mlmonitions ofDamocmtn thén'
spok 9n and written against tho woos» aim at
Id axis;
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waé :1
liberty“,
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of lhd
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