Winchester journal. [volume], November 07, 1862, Image 1

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l ih rropnetor ke.p. v..nunny on .
:M Vr piie'iir, oj. .isite th- I'liimi , The "we-uue' the father n-l motiu.r? , Here are some more hills and 1 a hidi faith. Wisdom, prudence, 1 . V hat ol a- (government i cesstully to anrs-t this stnam and . w' ": '
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' . "l.i. v.t:o. I,-, "teU t!.o;n,oh tell rjtJ , frUIö!ifi, "rockv IU0UU- i forethought, these are essential. :l,IJt lias iul pfjuui 10 tui uji uum 1 eucivr youi atm-u. "Iinnv i:n Out of tiie tvx-e; -i w n-btl
n.:vi:it!,V :iYNi:s, Sc..: ,1::"- L T.t ',1m r; .'But not Second to these" is that ; aid and comfort all tiie rebles of ; appeal to you. Ooenly they de-' M (;e:i,!;,;s .,:! .tM-,
.. 11 iik ol jv, Pi-nter-. Kt oi tl. Poor iVlfow ! lu- th. ii-1,t vf n, othtr i ' ' ' ' ' ' ! noble coura-e whieh -dventure i lh-3 South and fails to exccrcise cure that Cabmet .un!ster.-: u.tiot s;v) r l(i. . ( . t Vt
!,. ,, tvi...w... j 'Ms ,., ,,.( ; .r,.., works, v.-.tli o.u.drods ol tons : . ... . - , . - it? !,e iu.i.o.fd upon you by .:i;i:.rx 1 yC'r. '.,u S C "l.U ."v
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ii.- .-,.r,.-i..c JVict'.4l o;..?.irVt . ., , .,, . . which I be ieve to be of virtue ' 111 winci, with Maver s;in cmsi- c tons, it is toe satue ui u lav s , l;u:t, eilt red lustron
' i .-.in,.-. .- . : suiucient to redeem the nation in,,ng' mmhou ..ui.-v. vi mr iwunuanwn wi m 1 i ;v..-i v e una a-nai; t -eins per i nsn-
i! r!?; :;'7h,',,-l " Wi W tu, she, of siru.hm!-over- u d,irkrst hotu one only; 1 jmanent peae? I cannot. We sures, bevoud pendve;.tun-, the ' ,, purchaser U gtther tho
tu i u--.t'. ii. a I) ;. rV- i f t ' ,MP' ,'ri,,, 'eti. Si.el Im- Crow!ed with travelers, with no know of no other to wfiie'u we : n c MitutiMially ext-rp de .m a-; nou ntaM of the ret olho-i. 1 aev !ru:t as.d take onlv su h as lie
.rlr.i.i... .4 .a .ei.-' .u-i:i-. Uh rc. U ut ! ' ":'," "t'r. V''or.l'l,'wli l'- i...t o i o .- ... . C- .i;i v?rv at this time. "tit if we know their d irwr Thev re-.d ....,. a ,.,i ... .,1.1 ...ll ..
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4.tT,r-. V.r'':':!ri;tta train at Cincinnati. Well,
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TAILORING.
JOHN RICHARDSON.
ii n i) ii rr i V T T 1 I I HP'' ' K- Church in his State ibar j money on pertsoaoie improve
iiv.iwsw;,v. acten.ed Slavery, with horse-
YlxaiEsTi:i:t ISP. ytealingthen they yielded to Here are chestnut, p:ne, per
ClOTKS, nSSl.vmS AND VESTINGS. political pressure and seceded, I nimorif cedar, etc, abundant,
t jw r on hind np.i made to order in 1 1 r i rt . t v became leaders in po-1 en cons each for good young
'lICKSKKA IliticaUecrssion. He saidlhe'lir.jdar, l am told, by the thou-
r 1 , rj-slavery word he ever heard ' 3luJ- C(lur nes on the fields
TILE AMD BRICK. ; uttered by'a Methodist minister , lik(? older or briars in Indiana.
- tinlhe South, was by John Early j Nightfall, and wc slcrn with
TI LK! TILE! TlLE!!of Virginia, now Bishop of the' M-yorVir in camp Saturday
Irr. ill tour II Vf Mrft iif is! iCUurch South. He did that hvjr,i3ut- Tuesday we go no, they
t jiilK'hrdh Tilj. n. .Kiif.-.cfrrd by thr !Illotin from 0lir discipline within t0 (niyandotte, and leave me
1 nv. I. f-'jfud li? Iieeti rofiMl!H'eI 1 I , . . .
K,t,-.i M..Trvthnn.ii.iit voudoi i.t 'ilontcaI emphas's the "much as - w,tn 1,1(1 SXQii twelve davs in Gal-
..i-ne.oitied ihat thev are ju,t j ljpolls Qui' Sick do lilielv. Thif-
I ktnjinr Jr-immit wr Lindl, -kill re- t4l j l.
r.iH.t joh tti in in- p', f..r them. w j A sou of Parson Brownlow a ' ty-nine l,t 1 sixty gone to duty.
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MEAT MARKET.
DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY!
DENTISTRY! DENTISTRYII
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A . J . 71 0 S S .
ri n jfc.- ta ..
.PUrCOn $$$$ DCIltlSt,
Would rfipeetftitif announce to
ht etttie u of Ul.1 Ramlotph tlit
ht ii rrrrrel f0: dain- nTthinK In th,
Jiot? r DmitMrt 7ontronirirt?aotab!e
"'WÄSSw
rtO 17,19.x Bio-.
' ? 1 , .. r aiv.juu 1 w uiiT-Diu.j v i cre ot lru,ra p.tv l? to lav ui) small war or lor lanor. iioiumg inese ; -.u i.n.-.ai o. u.-. .imno, 10n.11. .1. i:o.;j:- o.i i:;- ;j,
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coop Ml T.h "iiVi "f n.lw loon frames, tenanted b Uncle ' savings. Most people" never be-! men in bondage, and employing ; restore to fre.dom a race ol men. wrnnr of the -dv. . or ie,'ii- :t,.
.nrrp VlML .V IITTTHV -iit boys liiere are barracks! sr'm to save because they tancvithn to till the soil, they are en- If you arc iemp.ed by an Imp.-r- ia Iim iiira t m .-
lLVA La UUiM Tor raxaln- horses. Quite a force! ? worth sa aided to sendto the battle-lield al-f idiaile inn, :t is within ;Mr! Vou are th lirst iVi...ct t,
" I. iui. Hcjiu witfi a pennv: now, most tn?re mtire white male a-;feaih. Werna, lorn. tr.: ..g.i ; v: . , . ; t , , . ; j. -u . ; .
ü p .here. t : ,t.4,w i-erv im,i Ai-iirv div rnn. t unit nonnhtiou. vet D.-escrve 1 niei:.t and modem history, yet o:'r,.,! , t 1 , . on
Ir' JV.T"" I; 1 VJ.! ' I Ir. Casterlii.e U on hoard. 1t;tri to avt" another nenn v. At I their commissariat sufficiently scarce dud a s ne.e.-i to" whom r h :i Wl. !:' n br
W iiSUatiib 1 MjÄ
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'I Fights Mit Sigel."
I rat iu:n :i;:mi, In-y. trudpnj; nlonjr,
kmj-ck ih ehickc-m was swrll-
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r-'iu .-w:if . -iu.ii-i .;rum',
"What rfdiatbt'a yjurs? 1 ul Jtr vLos
fPo vou fi.M?"! I, touching s
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Turnh.- sy rou;;.J, he ,Mniiii:!vai.!t
j For I hi- tlmoht m t-ie h'ni .-,trotior and
lilt"
uldor-
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' The next tlm? l liim i,i knapsack
W 1 "OIlff
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' "-'il, -t.rnj lie!! iW,(i -r.-.j.f , aaj the bw ift
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Arouiil lii.:i anil o'tr liiri f re liii'in;
IIo re )u, my Irit-O'l, uiij where hi.
m lie!i.
An.i'tor tut .i..J fur bom are you
i;Mi:i:M
IK- iii.i, s',ii I'r-'m flu. cnfm?' run
-un
sent u:9 arm ai.il im nxuskft a 'kiiuig,' :
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our- ni! 1 !.iw liim ami ktnltbv
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" o.-).M i rip-.ny .i-win;
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i t i...rr I ol l.uiilc. Uf. QUI Urea ailj ,
i'r:etih
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11. ri mit in fit U 'inli iA ir.u fi,... .
""""-.dwe
.inl 11 ive you mi wuru lor the uiur ui.t-s
Wv -cTap-l out a t'r ive, an J he dreara-
I.-kIv s!, n
Ou t:,e,,,,.k of ti,i.sthMlli,ioal, river- !
....... ...v.. A.iv utv tu-
fiion, -
ii ivvk.tr.: ai i lie n.ufiM ol iliv l.nerJ
We i.l..-fd a ru.-h bo.rJ at the hend of'?
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Written f r the Journal.
rito:.i Tin: i:i;a i -i oi tt i ii.
CIl'TAM'OTT.1:, Vs.. )
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airman m m ia.v i
Uh'ruiulv' Iert vou. for want of
. ;
TI Hill ll nm ! ItliO S I t!. I-
.jii iv " t- niiikt'ii e rr iur jmi i "um . . . , . . . nniipi.. n ,m. i n i 1 . " r i Man- ui iiuuj Li u. i. iun-r . i uru ii c.i ? i ; i' 1 1 1 -i :r. !. - .1 1 ii r 1 1 1 . iti-i 1 r
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in coumativ w th Rev. Dowi ll of
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vyi.iuii.ii ouuu.. vn..pi.tui:
'oi l pun I f , -i.l .,,1 nt.,. a
,u ''.. UrfU ail inicr t:iir.
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Itrin.' Chaplain, in course of our :
i !
:talk,5aid most of his church had :
jgoneinto the lTbellion; 'said J0 f
)'elr5 Ministers olthel
fon ol Ezra .Mavnard and a son
rn n t K7M Alfivii.ird anil .1 nnl
of (iov. Johnson are all on board.;
iTheloniiert o Lieut. Colonels, !
ilhe latter Colonel; all highly
strapjied.
litre, 16 miles above C'ocie.-
! niti, is Camp IVuni.on. There
A-i?anf SnrTi.on Kitfi lnd. Hp !
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...v..... ... .ui v'iiv'..i...v. ' HIT riW 111 UH I' l.) ) Uli II III II "I I
introduce? himself, and we liaveHs. ;,! This su'm would buy
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eiueriv man a .en ner 0 nui
!ll,0l 1rt's,,.vt,:ria" Church, a.dittrrstin? books; aud it would be: hitherto acquie-ed in it, lest, in
imi'rht I s i5lv' Miitlil'nn I".-p ' . t . ... - .:... .tl... .. in n-li-occ it n i r.
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Drice, of vour town.
j H.re we gohrcu the Mi-
ami Valley here is Chilicothe.
w -t. . l":-.-." l .v
i c Uke d,nncr c clen lhein
out, quitting when we have gcra-
! ?d lf'e 'v,.b0e- W lhem
jthey couldn t cleaa Indiana out
j i : v t l : i t o tu
vi.c'he.stz:k, sxiiia.vi, ririDAT, xove.tie 7. ig-.
j in that style. for, oar eating-hous-
e were forewarned bv telegraph.
J Thev were on a tele'-raph lire,
bat said tliev did not use it lor
! 9
sick soldier, I was; too late to ta-
Me toet a seat, but hi in
my face for the occasion, I ran
the blockade, and 'bund myseli
, m the rear room, made lair wea-
1
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i Iber amon the cooks and rot ai
i j- r i ir i
good dinner, for half price, and at
! landfill for fllV convalescent Sol-
.dier friend. lie Was 4tstr pped."
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What I ate did me good, but
i what I jrave liirn did ine more.
j Oil air.iirj; but here wo io, overl i,n if ,fi..
1 1 ft . I
! s wails, up small streams, across after-thoiu
the Vpurs of hi s whv, w hat aisefjuences
j - ' , . ,
poor country! worth three cents
. , and a lull per acre, sr. id I, when!
t I , ,
; all dark as L-yptS-there, day-
I ''J?1'1 breaks a5:lir1' That was a
jUrnnel through one of the youir
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mountains.
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bound with rock and shocked
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wim uul momemarv uarMie.-b av4
.he' plunges forward on the swift I
? wheels of temporary destiny, '
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...i.. it .a r cirtr.t ttir-.n rli :
" " v 1 1 1 113 k ,fc l" i i
..lfr .l.;f o.wliHS VOUrseli:
111 the "mist 0 t ie biack-
. ... . . . .. .
I ness of darkness forever?'
of iron piled about. One thirty,!
i1 oo;t-, r '.iwiic wi.Mimii
1 At . il.. ... . I , . n n .... r, i. 1
make a right-angle south to Port-'
Mli l)0o--hen':a,,'i!,relti;?lPr5c,KIe
1 4 ' .-and deeison coufmand, often i'h
e stragglers 31or-; re,UCCr. a,i concurrence
They look q'lite! of mnnhind.4 How much more
t 1 1 1 V s.iii 17(.JI r -
are the advance
mVU
hard. They are scattered over :
aiiout t wentv miles of country iu;
slent on th- floor of a -aeant id-;
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t. iif rrtiini flu cinrt rutlii'i.' tin 1
-l 111 I l'l'lil, Uli C.I I'll IttllUU.", IV ' .
Let us ro hence. "
n dd"
Web hmm take.- six for m do!-!
ars. over the al s. mi es to
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ialbpcli?. Here arc iron
..rIflC nnnp -n.l
-4
'IWII. 'l.l.'ll IV
i)0ür ,aniiS m appearance, but ot-
,tn nL1 In reauiv. r lueen nines
--p ar settled with Welch,
i
auu tliev are saui to make more
anu uiey arc sam iu laaue more i
j
monr) out of lhe "i"erals and ,
. I'll' I
st.or'a tl,an we a. ,n Indiana out t
ot 'ground that looks ten times j
l)etter L,lt t!,p)' (! ,,rt Put ,nuch
T - . - .. l-l
U. 1. atKlUS Ule.l.
In my nixt I thall tell you of
the trip down here, ot the li-ht
we did not have, etc. Till then,
jjood night.
T. f-J-rnf-r
C)
nnv TIim true se-:
Nl.Y A PEN
1!. 4 c iK ..n..r , t,.;il r. o !
a o-.n,H ,n.i c or r mn, mere:
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i.oii?ciiUei larnauic. ut uiciui m 1
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ncies 01 o'ess. t)r a numoer 01 m :
'iie.tsun in uutnvnuit u'aii'ui - ..ivvii.wsjj4vi.i..w -
. - . . . 1 . . . .
looked at what you had bought 1 1 tion ot the Constitution, great- j monius or in on.- monu. 1:00
out of vour pennv saving. Oner evihs micht ensue. ;uow wills.ill be at your option to
if vou choose netto spend it, but! Hut the time lias come when ' accep it iiod, who reads the (
to'rait it into the savin-s'bank. in iit is constitutional to redress it.1 hearts of men, alone knives.
Ltit
five vear vou would have he-1
tween 8 Franc and 9 Franc which
would be a very valuable sum,
that miaht help you in many
wavs. British Workman. "
i : i x t i : n i ; s t s o i uandol i i i c o i n t y
TU ! TWtXTV-TIIIKI) OP iSEI'-
tiiulr.
From the V rk Tribune, October
23., Irf-J.j
To tl.c pre side tit of te United State :
Sir: In days when the public
safety is imminently, threatened,
and tiie late of a nation mav
; hang upon a single act, we owe
trank speech, above all other
men, to him who i highest in
autliority. I shall speak to you
IO.iliT-Vtl4lM
ir 111 ill HI llltAtl.
n i i i r
narsu opinions u i;Vi'ii lurm
e(j of VMl!. Pven horie,t men
doubting the probity of your in
tentions;. I do not share their
doubts. I believe you to be up
right, single-hearted in your de
sire to rescue the country in the
r utmost need, without
jht of the personal cou-
s to yourself.
If, amid the multitude of con-
tondini; counsel, you hive bee
t , , , , i
tated and doubted; il. w
j t lIieasnrü ,-osteJ
rben a
itself.
you hive shrunk from the vast
! responsibi Iity, afraid to go for-
(ward I t von shoilid "O wrmi .
what wonder." ' How ew, since
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the ou.'d ill an of the wor Id, ha vc
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a position
environed with public evils so
numerous, oppressed with res
iAi:iu uifiiiM-iu-s in 1
i i,- 1 i - i r i
nous bi 1 i ti es so hi'di and so u:nn.
i -- a
such so reads the lessons of liis-
tor without a bold heart aud i
quot-s to God.
w i- ii
-u;iieei i.uiuw uiuingiv a
daring leader-most willing"!; of ;
r- r
in jrnod.
There i.-- a measure needing
r"'n "M"'dmg dangers without ,
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'I'hf ,1,1.1'Fpr- u-hirh thn-diMi '
. ,7ori. i:r.r fr..,,, tliP
Confederate lo;ees compostd of '
'.P . 1 II U II - IM tllV' 1
i ' i
rn
en whose earnest convictions
Ijj j and reckless bravery it is idle to : dral thouand lives a .d two Shall they be? allowed time, by i r. l.ase one of tli gruuin" at tht
'jdenv. Secondly, from ourselves, l mi Iltens of treasure, to ' indi'.us argutneut, to entice the : p-1 oi!i. keep it in your poc k
111 ' cou'ipelled to make use of a miii- come to t!'.t at last? Xot even unwary into the ranks of ..tub-jet, and whenever a h a is ollered,
rninop
(ary of pro.)r,rtlond s0 ,r.
r
- . . .
r 4!1tlc that no nation ever per- j
mitted th
existance of -uch '
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H,M,"ul ,l,l"L 4,1 11 ss 1W
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...o i j w .. '
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lllilH 'l llllCJ liltiv-l uau- ,
we sj11Frt tl teachin" of all.süB to remain in the ground to
j)ast time.
A to tho flrf Have vou not ;
had your moments of tiotiht prist? !
whether we are to succeed at all? The questions are addn ssed
whether the Union, once so t,Io-1 to y.ui. I'or upon you and upo i !
... 1 . I'll. ...... ..I !..n in I., ti.. 11 11 I ,. ii .1 !' -
nous will ever oc uiuteu.
whether peace, which we used to c:ie thing does the answer;.-. i he Jgd of .September np
eniov witti as litfb; "ratitude as pen 1- Vou have, at this time. , jro aches the date when the rM-
we do th sunlight or the air we !
breathe, will eier again settle J
down over our distracted coun-1
try? j
"if I have doubts of all this it isj
onlv
!v hi
se I do not know :
can
what your action will be. We
have at our disposal the means
meaas of certain success; but I ieveii contrary to the opinions, ol boat that we sj eak brave v-.ord.-cannot
tell whether, while there your constitutional advisers. I ; and there an end of it?
is yet time, you will decide tor not mean tint you could roii-j hat a thy. if ou but will it.
employ them. itniU2todo this with proprit-ty " may th.. J ; i of Neptemfa-r le-
Our enemies, like the Grecian ' or even wih afty; I merely as- coi.ue! The yerv turning point in
1 .... 1 .. 1 1 .;.. I tort tVi it tin. imu'i'r i. in eol 1 1 1 ? llif lu.linti'c fit.-.' . I . , . 1 1
Vou have not touched it vet. ! of lact, in your hand. And for
What should hare been their'el-hri h a pouer, wliat a respond -
ement of weakness Ins been suf-f bihty to God an I man!
fered to remain an clement of; U is within your power nt
strcirldh.
I ' Thev have tiearlv a million of I
able-bodied men of lit e.ge for :
cnrinlirrl 1
'"i'I'IU'o
It hes always been a great
.I..1 l..
IV roil" MiMt tlieSO Ilten an.'l llieir
h.-i .-V.M, , .n in W ii. ..-liw
uiunics .niuuiu - ui.il-i
....... .1 !
of the Vorth have
a.-. t
x 1.
The rebellion nas made it so. I
Property in man, always moral -
ly unjust, has become nationally
dangerous. Property that en-
dinars the safety of a nation
should not be suib-red to reman io-pcr pre-, tint wonderful a:.'! :t-,!'v is ti.e rt bvl army. This ne
in the haud -of its citizen. A ' instructive modern index of tin- cro can rt iJ ai:J wrte, in lai t is
chiet maistnte who j)er:n.t.s it ; jus iiiir epinions of th titr. 'J 1 ,': u ' 'il t'l'ii ;ded mau. i 's
so to remain beeoms responsible ' If r-o, have on not re .e'ltlv won ' J"U.' Ket.ti I h:is l1()
for the eoiiK-qucnces. For he there signs tht artit-d you ad- i bvt -everal sbc.s bad ptcd
has the ru-ht under the law and vice, aud iciou.-dy iven :n ccr ! "I ar.u:.d ; e:u -ainprr. nt. (
the Constitution to tike private ! tain quarters, tint il is time t!ie ! hundred dd!nr uwud. Kan
property, with'inst co:nppnation irmv should take the power into nway from the subaibcr,my man
ollereu, lor puiuc lue, wtienever
it is apparent that any public ex-
igency demand such appropria -
tion.
f'org've what may seem eurt
speech if I say that, in myjuuVe-
inent, a President with a just
sense of duty has no option in
sucli a case.
In due exorcise of your afliml
power, in the strictest accordance , deuce who suficrs that spirit of
with liw and the Constitution. : anarchy to row ami n'i:
you can deprive the enemy of strength before striking a " blow
"that which, above all ebce, has lor its destruction.
jiven, and still c;tves him, aid ; Vou can not be ignorant of t!ie
and ro.nlbrt. You can declare de!m ol these men. lie tint
emancipated t!ie slave s, trie sup- runs mav read. They e l!i it
pliers of his commissariat, we are drifting towards K . an ;
Craduallv yon can derpnve him pition. They see tint the o'e
ol these; and for evcrv hundred , m in i from the nns.-e.s 01 our oo
thousin l productive laborers he j pie for thir-great tpeasn.ro is le
loses, vou iniiv have a hundred i cominA unv bv day, more im-,
thousa uj soldiers. With their po; tuuate. Thev know thnt u
aid you can reach the re.-t.
! W!-at then remains for him? He!
nmst tiiiu hi- ranks to cultivate
hi c td i,,f il io-is Up must 'i!.-Iwmi
,lIS P1 antauo.is. iiiibi .at.- .
,- . .. . .
for the lack of it. I
The people are forbidden to j
S've a'd arid comfort to the reb-J
We ouht to do that wh'v h is
rigid, even if the recompense be
-" (
distant and uncertain; hut we ndd j
n.-ie-ci a :
ieat act of beneüeenee tint is to j
i lje rewarded, even now, by our)
! ou' p.eservation. j
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let again. Can you look lor-1
ward to the future o! our country j
ol things ;
l ul l').do to:s, tuen, unless we ,
h"te.'! :f r intfiil 10 violate t he '
"i.. ...i i
Con-iitf.tion, we s!nll !r;vc a fu-1
. . .lit .
'tgitive slave law in operation ;
4
whenev r th? war is over. Shall
th" Xorth have sacrificed a him-
a guatrnty oi pe tee pur.h.ed at
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bl cu:r:uou com. a.aa oi....-,
tary cx u tions on tin part of our
Deoole to which the liMorv ol
1 ....
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the world lnrnihes no oara hd.
- ,. t ( h.uernpss !
sprout and bear fruit in the fu
tare as it !ia born laut in the
ulM oion. u.un iij;w.i u..
- i
more power than any oomdifu-
nal monarch 111 tne world. ;
The English (.overnment nb !
wayrf acts according to the
- .v approved by the Constitution -
al advisers of the down. Vou
would violate usage only it you
should act without the ad . -ice, or
Ha- verv ii.O!ue..t not only to
c ansnmiuite an act ot enlighten-;
c ! satatesman.-bip, but,'' a? the
vloil i'liercd the unvi ( Te of k' -
I J 1 :
Vam-n.; on Humanity a boon o
'.. -
.
So eh n n n: !er ro!?;es 1 o no Iii,
r?uch an oner comes :o no nt:-
1
mane b"ir,g twi e. It is marie
-
. 1 1 ;. t
'to you today. How long- it will
. r. 1 1. .1 i fi 0 w 11 whe t ! : er I !1 1 1 1 Tee
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.And this bring- me to pe o;
- another diss of dinrstoose
; which m -y arise here in th.?
j; Vorth, among our.elves.
Di ycu read the Daily news-
" ! I-.'.. .f.-..l In ... 1 . 4 . . 41 . ll ! . .
.
o5. 3, Tto. I S.
:
; its own hands and demand t!ie
diMiiis:al from your Cabinet of
iho best, mm in it? Have you
I no fact in your own experienvi'
in to prove that mi; h and u itv
;ha- not shown its head 'without
: poorer nnd numbers tl:at render
it formidable? i do not fear it;
' not now, if it is i-tranled .it i
: birth. Kut he I mii j. Provi-
iinjoiitv of your Cabirct favo: it.
They feel r.-u:ed. as to y.uis 1 .
that it the option rem tin v.i'h
it i-s but a niir.finr. of ti .
i .u, u ir. out a. nut -uor 01 11.1
. . . -. , .
proclamation ot emincioationv ill
be issued. They perceive but one
power that has any ehan e .-tic
'dictation.
TI -
Ao
oth
er coi:r-
1 v
left them to effect their gre.i: oh
r,. ...
p. t, namely, to perpetuate amon ;
us mai amen wnicu me natu :,
with a determination w lue h m-
reaes Iron, day to day, is tesol-
ved to uproot.
-.1 i. i i
Um blow may lie dealt ly you
a:aint the-e men that will
crush, lon-ver, their tren.;on:'.bf
i. '. ....
r, mancipation in all tu- Mgn o,
tfie ! l :nes. It is to :hem th hain!
writing on th wall, ioith idow- i
... .
inix their political file. Whit!
woadt-r that they report to d -pe-;
rate means to re:.-t iN nd vent?
tion? By prompt a ti.u alone j
. ..
en v. uu pi
revont it. It is idle to j
await unanimity.
Men
aequi-
esce in a thousand ihm
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once
, . , . . ... , .
riuhtt-oasK- :i.-id m h U- . ,.,' to
which, if nronor-fd to them ie'
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advau tliey miglit lind caller
oliieetion?
1 vou nesit.-itc. V ill vou
lay the blow? See to it, that
vlu-?, nt lat, your 1. solution i
taken, the power may not ahe.dy
ll I'.i l rrr.il IVn . ... ... 1. . .. 1 I
m.. jmi u noia nu; nin.i.;.
Ol , k .
d ay noti-e yon have -ixc.i to the
reLels will expire epire v.nih -
out other reply to vm.r warning
poli-jthnn the invasion of Maryland;
' anl a menace to Viir syh a.-ia.
Is it to rest there? Pate-'i.flv we
nave waited ihe time. I noilnm; ;
to follow? Arc our enemies to
re! els of dopair. t. ev.-ry loyal :
: heart of exultant tejnie,!:-! ,
jdivon whii-h th.(- ar.ni ; ersnrv
j w II be eel.-i.ra:,, with ji.'diec-
vh:!e tne Auveneau L. 1:0.1 en-
t.ure
A div
.' en,:, i-.-f ;
but w h"r-
not in our I.t:; ! a:-
UvM - a i et Tit.
. 1 ' . , ' v. . . . i l l ' . . - - -
t;., .:i 'tne w-i-h. fr-. t b In of
1 '. I . .'.
t:.-Of t li.eitJ t-reaine
r. f.c 0:u
r , . .... !..... ; 1
;,!,, .;. :i
i.i-t; i'.n.. ou.r. j. 4i ,...-
, . , t
threat thro.-i, b.t.j
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i;j 11 ,4 . ;..,,-j i . . 1 ..
. . . . . li.i
O 1'.
r.i.itiru; a ha.! wr. fin-": ' 1
panted i-orv thing i-u! vv'.bvn
j.tj . '. ;iV- ! a-k th- u i-
tion its i !-; v.r! Eaitr: i;. a To-
t:irf. 4;.
IVpnrih lvd:;!l u '
I;i0reth:m fu!fi!f t: f.ri
inticiHti-, o fn. ..' in the
nlrnt. cf i.u7nr. freeom, and in
L
I the f;i, v of t'i e -t- tha? 1; ive
j i-eiJ into toi-n. i" if I
jfouu'iit th:;! b:.l l ' h:-h pitted
! von Wi.rr- o i now st .rd.
K "1;J ?. 1 Pa 1 v. .wi..v.
ew Volk. S-pt.
17,
m
j T!ie dai kie-i t sce5ion mas-
It---'tili rontinuc to ilock into
Jcau.j. Ti.no is in car:,p lure
a I r.lnr witlv daiky who lor-
i rr.c: iv U!r-njedto a M r. l)'!:;i an,
IJOI). uC.
di'u Dnncan as the bovs call
kim-oo.i after issued the lol
1 :wi iv.:, ai.d placed it beside tie
ot.icr "i:dvv: '
:o c;i:nto kewakd.
IJar. awav from fii- h;hn'
i ü'liim all al -v.? to tike rare of
1 1
jis.oli', niter 1 dene worked -i
Vtn i ViibfuHv lor fii:;i.
:rv ma
EII.L IM -N CAN,
Maa lb il is sup Oicd to have
don" i;one oil' wid the scceh?r.,
fi.r to hunt for his rights Jnd 1
sp -e !:e iioi,i ot lott 4IlV j,-r.
Si)o turniu' him to 11. e, so d.U he
tan tike er. re ofmc is alitrs
said nij-ga t ouidn't take caie of
hiss will be much obliged to
t 'hi lo.
N. l rc-rs.u.y huntin for him
p!i look in all the i jst diti h
( 1- I oi'i u Ii f e: ti him talk a-
ijout . iiig into thi cite bin' busi
ness. Spe.-ti'alv submitted J;m.
Ti.e pooler (!t.it-d a Lreat deal
ol m a: i.neiit inta.np, while the
KeiiTUelvV l-i(snls who iAil:C a-
ero.-s it thought Jim a mightv
pei'ieuce at the hi ad of their ar-
lui(
i :I : Ai r! r cjae. I he np-
pj... r:-,,p r, We r-te.-n New V(.rk
, n,,;ram;. The iCoehe.-ter Ad-
vejtiser s ; vs thnt they an now
:l t tv ( t j-ts er barrel,
firmer living in Gate; , iiav-
lor
;r. Uln,sle fruit.
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The ol'br was not
Tow: j.uckit
r.Mf Loim-
t?rh-it tin-tci.t p,tige ;a..:jH
jliue nralc tlr ir appear ince.
compare a v.ith the one. which
you have
'Sau.b'o, what do vou link ob
o, . .,- .t ,ff. -
u ! K
41 tin!; i;i:n berry hn- one.'
I o, can, do vou tink th-' wii k-
(d v. ill ie cousincd to cbciUtin'
w',.
1 dorrt t;:;k no such tin:r. I
tin!: f.al.ri?I i: inistcr -!e oil and
1- t 'em ga.' 'Holly, Sambo, dat's
j( t my "pi''1,011.'
Y:i n your vif' i-i silent hold
tie.-bibv lor her. lVrlinps it is
' '
tn,.,r,f.
s ic can do to hold
A fop. jn-t rt turutd from a ton-
t:i.. i,tii tour, was a.-l.cd bow ho
liked the ruins of I
'omp'ui.
"Not very weil,' 'be rej-.iied,
"tiy are .-0 dreadfully out ol ro-
4
p.iir.
-
An I.'.i'.'.s f TAhi.;: Wim.. A -
f;:nnrr rmf! will a";l tst-
ip-.'ht in wo;-. I.-i r'w but Mg-
dih-nnt: I havp t.r.thinir. I owe
ariU 1 Pve U:Q r 10 uc
V0i:T-
IJ.r'-ej paper boat pjreat'y of
t ,.-r ...... in Knitu-kv in
ii,,- AsixLu- view. .l;ho;.-!i thev
:: '.-'it h's fiilure m a jmliiarv
ve.vc. .s.-iv tliit he captured
;i '.
aen anu rchi.ed hem
-a;."':s e,im:..:!i wavror..- t-"
e a tr tin Jo? ty mile bn-,
t I . i i a ' i i 1 1 1 II ' ' i
.i, o I : , two 1: ami e'j wtir-
I . 1 t . I M .. M... .
I i.(h oi I iron, mx thoua:.i
-t pi. f.b- 1 park, h:t e,t
tho is.n 1 fio.'s-'s and inu't auu
1
1 i'.:'; I .t of te.js. In oth: r
If,.-. I. I.. ' -.-..-..... 1. 1 r.
him.!-;', -m:ri i.o:. .. .
if I i.e: v ol t he rt er-.
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A N
A :ti. .!!..-; tip's ,
i.---Jr.st
!e.o;' tj ri i"'!--v r:.? doh.
T I !
1 . 1 1 I . - 1 n r, 1 iff.' v 1 n-
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1 u b v. 1 iim.d: "i ..frf j
-n ...evens
J'-.M.rU. ..Ueb, .-on 1 ...tve no
! t . i j i i 1 1 i.i' i are cl cu :nvp,
"";! ? l" ;i 11 "J
(. r; o rJee to my I ov.
'"' il 5'" lriU
u-2s hirr.scd a corpse
l.ltr mi
a n-fither