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JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1S05.
VOL. X. NO. 27
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THE OKEGON SENTINEL.
WCi;d nvtmr batthiut uormxo.
jj. F. DOAVEEL, Proprietor.
Krescnirriov For One yenr, In ndvnnce,
Four Dollar j If paid within the first fix
months of the year, hyc dollars ; If not paid
until Hie expiration of Hie yeor, fix dollar.
Aohhthino One square (10 Unci) or
lew) first Imerllon, Three Dollars : each
tuVsrqucnt Insertion, One Dollnr. A dlv
count of fifty percent will bo modo to those
rtonllMWioycar.
tv Lnl Ttn-t'M rfwlrwl lit ciirrmt nlu.
i O. O. r. .Tnrkoonvillo EoiIrc
tXfe5rltilnr mcctlnM on every
soturilny evening at the
1 m luninuie nun.
rtrothersTu good standing ore- Invited to
"ffi aconaK I'. FUNK, N. G.
IImiun Hemis. It.Sco'y.
Trutcci. J. M. Sutton., W m. Ray and
S.-Uy- .
Warren Lofl-t No, 10- A. F. & A. M.
HOLD tlielr regular eomuiunl
.JtVcatlons tliu Wednesday Evening ou
or preceding tUc full moon, Iujack-,
C. W. Savaoe. Sccy.
o. ;rous. k. r. hussem..
JACOBS, &. RUSSELL,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
.A.-! ZiAW,
ANB SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
Jacksonvimx, OniKiox,
onirt oiMi.Ht Die Ciiliil Ilnmr.
All buflncfi cnmmltled to their cure will
fr nrair.Ptly Mlcndnl In. July 81'. '"-
D. F. DOWELL,
JACKSONVIM.K, OlIKOOS.
Iflll practice In ll the Courts' of llio Third
JuJI:Il District, the Huprrme Court or Orc
ioo, and In YrU, Cal. Wur Scrl prompt
Jrcollcclfd. . Oct- '
T. T. CABAN1SS, 1I. D.
l.ute of YroUa, Cat.,
WILL IT.ACTICI-
Medicine and Surgery
-IN-
JUKM1X. AMI AIUAITXT CUI.NTUIS.
Jacksonville, June ltllh. Juel0tf
"take KOTICE!
THE STEAMSHIP DEL NORTE
1 will Mil limn Snn 1'ruticlico lor Crw
entCHy on the
Dtla cJ XSOtlx OI-'I.ACII MONTH.
r'or freight or puiragc li.fpilro of Jesse
Hollidiiy. AkvuI. corner of Front mid Jack
ua streets. m l-'niiiclco.
DUG AN WALL. A cents.
ClCMMMltCity, Cftl.
Crfsceul City May '.'3d. 't. JeHniC
8 3
3
LIST OF PREMIUMS, 1805,
or tmk
Oregon Agricultural Society
CLASS 7-DOMKSTIO MANUFACTURES.
Best lot Oregon made brooms ? 0
" sorghum syrup, ono gallon,
good article 5
" lot domestic Oregon made soap 3
" ' " candles 3
licit mnilc Oregon ilnrch 3
" soap, Oregon manufactory 2
" candies 3
Lnrd, 10 lbs 2
Glue " 2
Confectionary 10 lbs 2
Leather, exhibit 5
" fancy finish 5
Money, cxlilbtt 5
Ilccf, tolled, Lalf bbl., C months old 5
Pork " " " 8
Hams 3
Bacon hams per pair 3
llncon sides " " 3
Filth, pickled, half bbl., G
Fish smoked " v 5
Best box cakes, 10 lbs 4
" sodu blicutt 1
" pilot bread 4
Stcom engine 25
Furniture, exhibit 15
Blacksmith work 10
Horseshoeing 5
Tin-work 0
Costings 8
Holler woik 15
Snidi, doors and bllndi, rxhlblt 10
Ilarrcls, buckets, churns, tubs each 2
3
10
5
15
6
10
3
5
5
5
10
8
8
8
15 10
20 15
J. 8. HOWARD,
BURVETOIl A CIVIL ENGINEER,
Jiio.vn.u: OnKunN',
Rtrffeott icur the South end of Oregon
unit. Jmiuury, 2, lBOt
Office at his resilience on Oregon sjren
'DR.L.t.THOMP80N
ormcK
CITY DRUG STORE,
lUNIIIKNCL'
0io4k Hie C'umil)' JiUl.
Jtwn lilt, Q(;n. dciUr
W. Q. T'VAULT,"
Attorney und Counsellor
JACUtolI.u:, OntooK.
OSce at renldvnce on Cnllforula Street.
All hutlnvsa entrusted to his care prompt-
I; tllmded to. J"Ji!l
PETER BRITT,
PHOTOGMAPHIO ARTIST
11 rilKPAUKI)
lt TAICIS rtClVltl'.H
s' IN cvunv ITl,U
0FTHKA11T,
WITH ALLTnE
LATE IMFBOVEMENTS.
If TkturM do not gle totlffactlon, no
JrgM will be made. Coll at his new Gl
lry. oo tliu hill, examine his pictures, sud
ytfor your HUeoess.
DR. A. B. OVERBECK.
Dr. Owbcck would annouiice to the clt
n of Jackton county ond vicinity, that
tebu returned to Jacktoiu'llleoud reeuined
Jlic pwctlco of medicine. Ho will oIhoj
I touud at his bid stand, the Owbcck
llu'pllal, iiiiK-mi absent prufettlon
slUsluw. He would rerpccifully wllclt
renewal of former putronage.
ut. d. uix s. ii. tahoj.
MIX & FARGO,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
-A.T Xj-V.Xr,
vaiu Walla, WAsiu.saTON Tkiihitobt,
OFFICE over Bank Exchange, Muln
Street, will practlco iu all the Courts
c' tbc First Judicial District, ulso the Su
preme Court. Collections promptly ut
wd to. All business entrusted to our
'' will receive prompt attention. ju3if,
Tullor work
Silver waro 10 0
Pottery 5 3
Stove 15 10
Ropo 8 5
Firearms 10 5
Curving 3 3
Ilnols ond shoes 5 3
Huts mid caps 5 3
Hunk binding 5 3
Suit 10 b
Ten lbs. tobacco In leaf 8 5
Rest box cigars 8 5
Onc-horsn unnon 8 5
To-lionc Migon, wills irgiud lo
drufl und siylc of flulib
Ilenvy fnlglit wngoti
Onc-horjc carriage,
Two-liorsc carriage
Droy
llet-hlvc
Tiuni harness
Carrlngc harness
Saddle
lady's saddle
Windmill, revolving
Wushing machine
Huskets, exhibit
Whwlbarrow
Ox-yoke
Wugon hubs
Wngon spokes
Rent rims
Turpentine
Linseed oil
Patent nxle-grcase
Vurnlsh
Ruckskln gloves 2 1
Roat pitch - 1
.Vtttchcs 5 3
Tar 2 1
Rest os'uicnt funcy stains for wood 5 3
CommMtc,
I. N. Gilbert, Salem, Supcrlntendentj
John Nation, Portland; Thos. Lucus Men
mouth; Jumes Saudersoo, Scio, Lion
county.
CLASS 8.-NATURAL HISTORY,
MINING PRODUCTS and ARTS.
No. 1 Natural history.
Cabinet of specimens of native
birds uud animals of Oregon 25
Cabinet of minerals and geological
specimens of Oregon 15
No. 2 Mining products
Gold quartz
Gold bullion
Coarse gold
Fiue gold
Silver ore
Ciuoabar
Copper nod copper o
Iron and iron ore
rncin.
10
15
10
5
6
6
5
5
10
0
5
5
3
5
5
5
3
3
3
3
o
5
5
10)
5
3
5
5
3
3
5
3
3
3,
i
3
3
5
o
'a. usmn, w, g. umuohu.
LASATER &. LANGFORD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Walla Wajin City, W. TM
ote Wt "f Kjt5U' & "'" V'lck
i JlHutt
fTb. fargo
wtary PUBLIC,
Wai.u W'AUJi, W. T
tilt vfl" ocknalidgmeiits of deeds Pre
UmJ ' ""d dud umdo out ftt short no
.,4M Mad acknowledged. jueStf
Lead
Coal
Asplialtum
Marble
Granite
Rorux
Sulphur
Precious stones
Miucrul wuter
Petrlfuctious
Gypsum
Tin ore
No. 3 ,VorkB of art.
Rest exhibit of mechanical dentist
ry 10
Oil painting on canvass 3
Puintlng sign 3
Painting water colors 3
Engraving wood, 3
Photographs 5
5
3
3
2
o
2
3
3
2
o
2
3
2
2
2
2
t
2
2
Ambrotypes 5
Printing, book work 2
" newspaper 2
" cards, etc. 2
Penmanship 2
Oriental pnlntlnjj 3
Pencil drawing 2
Monochromatic drawing 3
Crayon drawing 3
Snnd-papcr drawing 3
Zephyr worsted picture, needlework 3
Marble monument ' 8
Marble m initio. 5
Plaster work 3
Cemmitttf.
Henry Miller, Mllnaukle, Superintend
cnl; T. M. Uatcli, Salem; R. E. Fiskc,
Salem; J. R. Sites, Dallas.
CLASS 0.-HOME WORK.
UnKAD,
Salt rising 2
Hop yeast 2
Soda biscuit 2
CAKE.
Rest fruit coko 2
" pound eako 2
" sponge cako 2
" Jolly cake 2
" Jumblrs 2
JKLLIW, I'RtSRnVEl, CASKKD
Rest npplo Jelly
" quince jelly
" gfpc Jdiy
" currant Jelly
" plum Jelly
" peach preserves
" plum preserves
" pear preserves
" cherry preserves
" ripple butler
" peach butter
Cider apple suuco
Canned peacrcs
" cherries
" goofebtrrlctt
" blackberries ;
" plums !
Currant wlno '
Grope wine '
Cucumber pickles !
Sweet plekles '
Exhibit of honey !
Cider vinegar !
Toruato catsup !
Cucumber catrup '
Dried apples !
Dried peaches
Drltd currants '
Dried plums '
Dried Swctt corn '
Drlid tomutec Cgs '
Drli-d pur figs '
I'LOWKIIS, NAURU AND CI.AStEl).
Flowers, exhibit of rare plants In
pots
Floral dfslgn, ornsmentol to the
Hall
Cut flowers, exhibit
Roses, exhibit
Roquets, exhibit
Herbarium, namcJ oud classed na
tive Sowers
ucwr. wonx.
Rest made clilrt
Rest putehwork quilt
Rest white quilt
" made pillow slips
" " ladies underclothing
" white skirt
' " children's underclothing
it aprons
I ii ladies' aprous
" knit cotton hoso
ii ii woolen earet
ii ii fjj. carpet
" hearth rug
i double woolen coverlet
' 10 yards Jeans
10 jatds linsey
i ii 10 J ards flannel
Rest home made yarn, white
' home made yarn, colored
Rest nooltn stockings
wooku socks
Rest cotton stockings
cotton socks
Rest embroidered toilet cutliiogs
" plain toilet cnshlngs
" while drees for infant
white skirt for Infant
white flannel tklrt for Infant
Rest braldid dress (or child
braided sack for child
Uest boy's suit
Rest braided dress for lady
Rest crochet collar
crochet tidy
" crochet shawl
" crochet edging
Rest tatting collar
" tatting edging
Rest worsted embroidery
silk embroidery
Best embroidered slippers
' wrought colbr
ii bead collar
lioeo set
ottoman corer
" sofa cushion
" lump mat
worsted tidy
wax fruit
ii ii flowers
10
10
3
3
3
4
3
3
2
o
3
2
2
2
5
5
i
C
5
if,
5
2
2
2
2
2
o
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
3
5
2
n
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
Rest leather work
" shell work
Rest hair work
" bead work
Rest paper machc work
" bur work
3
3
3
3
3
3
ItlMIEKUV AND MAKTl'A-UAKt.VO.
3
3
3
3
Rest velvet bonnet
" silk bonnet
Rest fancy bonnet
" ladj'shat
Rest child's hat 2
" Infant's cap 2
Rest head dress 2
' made lady's dress 3
Rect made lady's cloak 3 2
" made woolen coat by tailored 6 3
CommUUt.
Capt. John Smith, Peoria, Linn county
Superintendent; Scth Luclllng, Mlhvnuktc;
D. W. Jones, Salem; Mrs. M. J. Mayers,
Wapato, Washington county; Mrs. Mary
Post, Etna, Polk county; Mrs. S. Price,
Salem.
(To be eonllneJ.)
i '
CIUVALKY IN DOUCSLASCO.
rale ns the hol'est sabbntli In the Ameri
can heart, they now desecrate ond resort to
evade by various mltcrabla subterfuges.
Whence comes this pitiable spectacle?
Overflowing corruption, treasonable sym
pathy, putridity of tho political heart
which cannot Jicat much longer. Nature
will revolt. Patriotism and good govern
ment will crush It to oblivion. Its doom
Is sealed. All that In oftrr years will re
mind us ol the cxlstonco of this orgnutza
Hon, will be the record of sympathy Iu
Treason, and the Imagination of n Petit
coated Bulwark.
Pno rATttu.
Roscburg, July filh, 1SC5.
The 1'rcsH, Loyal ami Dlslojul
the lenders. The IVmocraUc g'nerals shattd
the same Me.
Hunter, Hurnsulc, Rosccrans. Rutler,
tgan, Ac , were looked upon with dl.gust
by them ft the beginning of, Hie war.
Lltlla Mae seemed more orlunato became
hosel Union soldiers to wantch Ibe hlck
en coop of rcbelf, nnd returned tha unhap
py slnvo who hail fled for rcfugo to his
line back to his master, by a guard of
Union soldiers. Just as long as the army
wns used to hunt runaway slaves', tho war
was conducted, according to their Idcu, ln
a proper manner, while Union generals who
subsisted their armies on traitors, were op
pressors and butchers. Tho nobis Union
army was denominated htrcllugs and fiends,
nnd the war was said to be pressed solely
for the purpose of freeing tho slaves. Tho
Southern erncrals hod uted slave labor to
"Hut In Ihoc cases.
We still have judgment here; that we but
teach
Moody instructions, which being taught,
return
To plague the Inventor."
As Shakspeare, through Macbeth esteem
ed these words applicable to the actors of
the times In which ho live-el, sttl! more so
have they become In one quarter of the i
globe, Iu the Nineteenth Century. The)
Death knell of Rebellion ond Trenton
having sounded In doleful strains, each
patriot, animated by that regmeruted spir
it of future National sccurlty.anakenc to tliu
Importance of fully Identifying ond hand
ing down for future icfercnce Iu after years,
the traitors' Northern allies, the sympathi
zers In oHatjlnaliotrs and Rebellion's suc
cess that name of reproach the Cvfftr
htttl. For tho tiatiouul wcllare, as well ns
to secure cxiedlcnry and succcts, it It seijr
gcsted as not lacking to bcwflel.il results,
to have the United States divided Into
; suitable Districts, Iu each of w hlch n public-
record to be maintained, to have registered
thereon the names of all prominent Copper
heads, with an authentic rehearsal ul the
part four )tir' httory of each. Their en
couragemrut to Ireuion Iu the Incipient
stages of the Rebellion, and throughout
tlielr open and uvuwe-d uflVction for It, ond
their buldly proclaimed resolution to see it
' through;" the-lr prayers to have the streets
of Northern cities to grow In grass, the
' sails of American Shipping to flap Idly In
every commercial mart, the slave roll to be
I called on Hunker Hill, the ussassluatlou of
8 ! Reechcr to bo coniumated and the act
(eulogized In Funle-ul Hull; Davis, "that
8 pure uud sterling patriot," the Father ol
Democracy, to wield the bloody scepter of
authority iu the scat of a Martyred Lincoln.
Mr. Editor: Knowledge Is power, and
.ltA 1 .!ll.a ..l MB 1.H.1 HIIAA..II..M Ia
tho .nlrll nf Mm n,n It In iintm of It. t tlielr powerful fortlncrtllons, Olid tllO
The loyal press of the United Slates has I Copperlicntl saw wisdom In ll.o plan-they
been a mlgl.lv power for good during the w hilCfoMlcri cut lo pieces while storm.
last four years. Its Influence has been ng llcm, nnd wy "II he slavchoideri
felt throughout the length and breadth or,,,a,,,n r,S1'1 ,0 uc ,,,cm ,or ll'c,r 0,sIn l,ro;
our nation. The people of ll.o United lrc""; l'e fuels cnunot be RBlnjrrd
Slates ore as mncl. Indebted to the lol nor"1,,,,:'-1 ' ,0 New .rk 'W'
press for their salvation, m to the armies
of Grant, Sherman or Sl.cildan.
Through this grand agency the people
3 2
nnd like disloyal, organs declared It lo bo
proper nnd just for tbo South to use her
slaves In any wny to resist the armies of
tin I'ntmi. WIiimi Ilia IT. S. (Jnvornmr-nt
have been enlightened ram lime to time In jMW , fl u;e , Uack mnD ,0 blM forl,.
relnllon to the neces.ltles of the l.ovem-, , am, t lC unKorm of R rcdcial
ment. and the requisite old nccde.1 to br..KliaUicruulin,iUlC , ff0m c
rebellion to Its knees, nnd overthrow It for- otIa,tcl , ,b XotlIl .,,,,'
ever. n, n . .i ,i... .. i..i ..i.it ..
... . .. .... ... '"iiijl I'"" nu mum ruiunn nviu
hen traitors toil hurled .Mancc at the , wuweB, ,0 mhx (lc cnr0, of b,Bckl
(iovcrnment, nnd spat upon the star crowd- j , foU)Icr,( nm, , U!Ua, ly.
cd standard of Liberty, when ormlesoffow . ,p, rft,fgrn) wa, rt80flfll ,0( v2. ,lmt t
were gathering to inaugurate war and L, ,,,,, ll)C ...dggcr'. on nn equality
bloodshed, to overthrow free Institutions ',, 0 ,1)i0 foMcr , hdr nfu,
raised by the toll, sulTerlngs nnd sorrows of ,ouN l0y W,,,1P(I ,0 KC Bbonl!nalion
the atheii o the revolution, and cemented j ,n 1C armj.( ,, ,aborr j Lanl ,0 tfftei ,,
bythebestblothlof ll.e heroes who felljT,lcy prcJclfll ,tBl ,tl0 colored troops
during thai period of horror ami btooilslicil, wouM uono,,!,.K but n burden and nn en-
ino loyai press oi America, raiioi llie. .. .,.. n,..t i. .....i, niii,u
luinui uuii: mill iiilii kuuii au in ii iiuiii
warning voice, ond brought to light the
thrk plotting! nnd sehcmci of political
demagogues and perjured truIton. Did
the Chief Magistrate ol tho nation, put
there by tho people to defend the Conititu
lion otid enforce tl.o laws, shrink from his
duly, nnd play Into ll.o hands of a bout
inj Southern oligarchy, then tho infn
mous administration ol Jamei Huclionan
become tl.o tl.cms of the loyal press ;
the eyes of the people were opened, ami
the nttempl to barter to treason dyed Cut
nlli.es the liberties nf n mighty republic
wascxpoicd to the gnu of nn nttoulihrd
nation, Did Senators from ll.o North or
South utter treasonous language, while sent
there by a loyul constituency, their
utterencos, on the lightning's wing, were
spread be-fore tho pioplc. When a traitor
presented himself to tl.o people of Ohio, as
ii candidate for Governor, oltcr his
banishment for aiding and abetting rebel
lion, they sent lilm lo private llfu by 100,-
bcciurc the
. . ! 1 ll . I I
!!. in I., in.lt.inlul.lv connected with WW msioriiy. ny I .ireau.e mu ioy.ii
their rejoicings of each advance of treason, Ph lJ ipraid M treasonable language
and every defeat ol patriot orms.ond, dually, before his constituents, and thts political
the "uLkludest cut of oil," the-lr oft repeat. JuJu Icarlot, wu condemned to ever
1 JMamtloM. In threatcnluir allusions tol'""nl? '"f"'" l v"Jr I'coil0 wl, '""'
our lute lamented Chief Magistrate, "ihut
tomebravt hand ould ntnc Iht ttd lo
1 rtach tlit tijiantt html," this last bciug the
1 cronuli.g act, which, ns accessories, Liberty
hangs down her head to confess they Imve
1 accomplished. It Is right and proper that
1 this infamous record should be transmitted
1 dovru as a fearful warning of Treason's pow
1 er, with partizin ufTillutiou, as a grave les
3 son of national Instruction, from u Republi-
3 con ance-itry to a Republican posterity.
1 ' Should the consumatloc of this record be
4 ' deemed feasible, attention Is soliuiltd to cue
3 ' small section in the United States, desert'.
log prominent notice for being pre-cmluent-
ly distinguished for dnvatiout men, for
thnaliout acts, for duvalrous and Ingli
toned Dtmouatic tnunantiont in "titman'i
cauu tuUimt that Section and that lund,
with Its Myrtle Creek confederacies, nnd
that section with Its living wrecks and de
caying monuments of disloyally can be
found iu the county of Douglas, State of
Oregon. Such is modern Democracy, For
a more extended definition, we are referred
to the late tragic scene enacted iu Geor
gia. Here in this ccctlou, even now in their
dying throes, the Copperhead fraternity ore
endeavoring to sow dissensions in the Uu
ion ranks charging a member with a
criminal offense, they exult In hopes of
criminating the entire Parly. Should we
retaliate, it would be a lauxbuble furce to
point to but one member Iu their ranks, j
Our principles are the very ground-work of
good citizenship. As oo organization, we
are responsible for the criminality of no
individual member. Let them not bo to
sanguine, their last struggles are well under,
stood. Like the degenerate Roman, they
are manufacturing the sword for their des
truction. So perfectly demoralized bus
placed him as their rcprocntutlva lit Hie
nation's cupitol, fur the otten.pt to sell his
country for a lew pieces of silver. Thus
the loyal press of the United States has
battled, with untiring zeul, in behalf of
Freedom and Union. Liberty ond Union
'being their battle-cry, I again alllrm.
the nation Is as much Indebted to (Lo IM
Mors of the loyal pre as the armies that
fought on the sanguinary uud bloody bat
tie-field.
I.t as turn our attention (o tho disloy
al or Copperhead pre-et, and vvo have no
he-sitanry in saying (hat during tho Strug
gle, and at the present time, tl.o said press
has been, and Is, rt standing disgrace nnd
blot upon the civilization of tho nge
Thclr principle stronghold has been direct
lying. They excel In this particular any
thing we have teen or heard of. I believe
if Satan was to seek their equals In lying,
he would Imvo to be careful In his selec
tions among the lost. No one has any
reason hereafter to deny tho doctnno of
total depruvily,
Floyd, the prince of liars, set Iho exam
ple, and they followed It with a zeal bouuJ
ed only by the limits of their fruitful and
diseased imagination. As Pollock says,
"tl.ey uttered fuLehoods of enormous size."
Their first object of attack was the Im
mortal Lincoln. He was denounced as a
'tyrant" "usurper" "a tool of Aboil
llouists" "o vulgar JoUer' "a man
tlicin when they saw the colored troops
fighting llko vetcrnni, nnd routing their for
mer masters, Disloyal editors wero gull
ty of wilful mlitr-prcicutntlon when thry
declared that the South wns fighting for
liberty. Thry knew well tho South wni
lighting for Htm cry. A. H. Stevens of
Georgia had so announced It to tho whole
world. Tho South had nil tho liberty or
American citizens, yet, with these- evIJen
ces before them, these brozen faced seces
sion sympathizers told the people that Iho
South was fighting for liberty, when rebel
fiends vrcro culling tho flesh from Iho bones
of dead Union soldiers out nf which to man
ufacture drum sticks, tlielr disloyal friends
(Copperhead Editors) iu the North rpako
of Iheiu as their "Southern brethren," and I
was led to believe that thry ImU for once
r-pr.ktn the truth.
When (Jcorgo N. Banders, C. 0. Clay
Jfc Co. cumo to Iho frontiers, niking per.
mission to go to Washington as Commis
sioners from tho court of Davis A Co.
doubtless to nr-susslunto the President
and were denied I lie privilege, the Copper
head Press was up in nrms, and, as usual,
ut their desperate work of falsification
Tl.ey told the people that Lincoln dtslrtd
no peace, simply because these men were
nut permit tul to murder the Prrsldcnt iu
Iho While Home.
There cau bo no doubt In tho minds of
honest men but that Iho Copperhead'
know ull about the business ol (hero base
ami low wretches to burn Northern cities
introduce Yellow Fever libcroto Con
federate prisoners and burn sttumcrs filled
with helpless women and children. No
doubt the reason this parly felt so bad ou
account of ll.o rebels being denied an nu
dlcuce with Lincoln,, as Commissioners
from the court of Davis, was, that the as-,
sasslnutlou the of President was not con'
unlimited at Ihut lime, llicso men being
now implicated in the murder of Abraham
Lincoln. Thus, tho disloyal Press of tho
North hug stood In opposition to the res
toration of Union and peace up to the pres
ent lime. The question is sometimes ask
ed, "what will the-Copperheads do, now
that tho war is over T all their prophecies
have fulled; all their Ilea been exposed, uul
all their (reason laid open." "What will
they do now I" why, they will do as they
have ever done. The burden of their cry
will bo negro I negro ! I negro 1 1 1 and tho
contemptible negro-haters will die, arter a
while, with negro on Iho brain.
However, their doom Is sealed. Llko
the Torlw or tho revolutionary struggle,
their names will be held in detestation and
unfit lor the rresiaency, wnose on- abhorrence. Their ntteim.ti in nl.l il.n
ly aim was to raise tha negro to an cemul. I rcbcl, nnj tiUoy tho nation will be view.
Itv with the white man." After ho had
delivered his Inaugural Address, in which
he declared that the South should have
their rights as before, nnd assured iLem
their slave property should remain the same,
so far as be was concerned, still, with
ed with loathing by (reemen all over tie
land, ond Hie broad seal of disapprobation
rest on them and Ihtir unhallowed plottings
forevcrraorc. A. 0. McDoioai..
Yrtka.July 12, 1805,
this party become, und so tinctured with a
treasonable opposition to our Union, they confidence in the President
even refuse to recognize, only ns Tories,
the immortal principles, the cherished mem
ories of revolutionary fame, and that dayi
(be 4tb of July, they were taught to veoe. was read out of the Democratic
Tf0ftMhMrfh.A ...-. A ... . !!?-.
unbiuihlng effrontery, they aflirmed 'uxT.TrU
falsehoods, and told the people to put o 1 0f tlte Und Offlco at Orciron Oily, has Iu-
His Cabinet, formation that his resignation which was
composed of Democrats and Republicans ni lorward lo Washington three mpnltis
... ' t. 1 1 . , n-inMniui . ,luce' " ccepted. Mr. Mattock resigned
alike, was assailed by the:0 unprincipled BCCOUnt , (Mit ,,,,,
tricksters, ond Stanton, Secretary of War, Ksri., of Yamhill county has been onnolnt-
party by ed as bis successor.-
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