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   Lima Weekly Gazette (Newspaper) - April 24, 1861, Lima, Ohio                                S A FAMILY TO AND THE INTERESTS F ALLEN ALLEN APRIL WHOLE 355 U J PUBLISHED JL B BA Editor 11 JL ij t OF Law n until of tc y he will be RE GOOD LAND j READ READ MASONIC Tf or pay opi Qn 1 easy terms of e J i Tim ali jor orl Hark those holy voues thro iho sliea I Lo th angelic host rejoices Hear them tell the wondrous Hear them 10 of Glory in the glory Glory be to God most pn good wiU from Reaching fnr as man sins Loud Our r i isborn anointed j p to welcome invaders to Spain has declared her purpose neither to sell or Then by treaty we can cut off the splendid dream of a vast slave to over J shadow thaw regions of the i inhospitable portion of the and I promise of tho with surrender tha climate of the the m existing and room for wider the repeal of tho in conquests in to iie expansion of and fi I t I M None have wan Grod Ust vo a slavery to nation which we B ul vre to bv U 4 rou April Tlie President has declared his purpose j cannot and in which we may be permuted to south T is but ono i 4 t 100 ports of secession era or tha oppressed of of expressed in t nil t ta t i 11 MIL i i lo rva ho permission of I tion Jo But thU is by no rule of a lt War i resident truly minority becomes i w s ire cannot cf any political parly ia no causo for united Urn k T F b fe K m H K L K A A M K J II d A A I 4b J A A mode of putting Wo cannot our solving iho Douglas I would invoke the action of Congress to for the time the ports of entry in nil the secession Coa hits power to regulate commerce may constitutionally creator w w t 4 i i H n from each an this in Norfolk and wall it in I he Li On the vf ilj A or you I I t or Te iho rr Learn hi for nro in in and tarih whom appointed A For vour Priest and DOIV that no which j b n from arr but face to an his n intercourse cither or of fron must be on oi tin m hurt by tonti They are in the trn to of eti or for pro in Gooi AXi with well nnd to adore him Learn his and taste his joy ITill in vc before O be to God on from any foi or her be entered I elsewhere than at one of the of en ry established by I H hero i lo ft t il will IK rtc of to Mil or more after before treaties easier than friends can make Can treaties be moro faithfully enforced t Hut it On U e due f in of for sale t frame sit established by between aliens than Jaws friends J Congress dull abolish the ports Suppose you to war you friends i of nnd to Kur e duty of tv 1 taul u to v Jr i ho I 01 AND J four pleas in of entry in the secession wo with our blockade tho permit uo vessels to eater With out the if we collect revenue of war cf iv In the for I is an Rr 1 bv arrangement o and At the Court in i yU IV W fll UU i m 14 utV and when loss un sides and no gam on you cease i h tu the old questions as have tho terms are uwn tbr I litis On of eit X 1 Limt acres Kni ruil 1 t for a Iarn and for deo i Murch Wj and thus Jerive ft fro in terms uf are Hut it be said that we cannot gov ern a conquered I it is against the of our institutions to do lint has ho Dut bloody choose position til tho Which will to the the cull sti ilV the lor Vol for 2 of j u i r SO farm V T i i 2 5 rn frw I in in fic lus i i o J in Alien and i r j in I Van i inr all i i i BF Allen 1 1 J f jf to demands of our lo call 3f you or your KII or on Like we will Lri rent i insecure with If TO dissolve nnd inio petty live without raUing and we o be piss ike ports of or uu thus them ihu of r f UiC carrying will tin nations of t will bt as i Orleans aud to Norfolk and This blockade will enrich us and impoverish the will The of tho secession Stales wi a ol 17C7 i i i down by yet did net continue hostilo to the The of Pennsylvania crushed out by coercion but the State is loyal to the f or inn wtr in Mi Utn TI divide llv t n i M 1 l J i DO YOU WANT WHISKERS yew A MUSTACHE soon leain hat direct taxes to and a confederacy be i our schools and colleges will out j and a confederacy be our enveloped iii will bo too grievous to be fall an easy prey to military dictators and I 1 would preserve the Union for the pow j every citizen of our vtiv he his m Tho of the must soon be and with t for party Kd the thai an Allen In the of Avi nml rutnam n II to o jr ULj u uuu qy i aft Promptly made taJu in an to Uie o have an n mi n ns an American I agency and to American and world at Allen in tne courts f Alien and e in sec The Stimulating IH lir cini irui of and warranted lo of Whiskers or a in from lo pix This nrl is the Uic kind ilic and in is iu It is n vrt nf have the nations of the curth to under stand that an insult or nn outrage on native or naturalized should be cause for redress of not arice with the statesman acting as if hy npun a i If to r LA and t spring in place pro will uf iaw t And Public ALLEN CObA 1 promptly f to it will turn d pray hair U it smooth Allen Ilio is an indispensable iu every and aMor they would not for any bo without Oic Agents the article in the whom all who form of government bast in which nn insult to the meanest is nn insult lo the whole constitu buL I would preserve a nationality that would protect from wrong the weak est of our citizens throughout ilia way of foreign 1 would hold out the olive branch of and every and guaranty lor existing rights under the Union riment would opinion wod displace the mad leaders of in would restore us to fraternal re and the Union would be fo as this of In 183Mouth Carolina Nullification was menaced with coercion but tho State un til lived peaceably in the The Dorr rebellion of 11143 was put down hy force by President Tyler by advice of John yet her people do uct continue hostila to ihn And st it would be if we conquer Men are governed by and with will rn two with no barrier to Ii hr on the revenue lawn vio or will e mnj c ry iu We for W ice will no nny wish hy peaceful means to colonize Ct nt nil America nnH of the Free there cuiton and i i to e for ie claJ its with the to our Ml ti ll that tras ed Ids ships to and demanded that the ob in iho liver bo clso he would both Ii is added the citizens complied with the do The schooner was seized toda by order of the She South Carolina with the t the Union evils i indicate has and will a tempora ry submission will soon bo como cordial nnd But when it is demonstrated that no reasonable time will restore re And not till we abandon tho hope of In such n contest success could not be nn I net we J the line with thou of niu nn ul millinis in oilier may n c a ust A of war in the aud far all of which would be avoided tin had n meeting morn and Also this in to warlike aion had passed iho convention by a larto The sworn Tho time for iu has not yet of n military character having first to The from what they heard in Virginia official secession States n prospect of a peaceful restoration of a white of three the I pursue Wo could the remaining Slates mil of he The fur 1 motives of a community of inter JO that the Armory at Harper Irt by ibis time lias been taken B I ft wait one such a to broken up tlie Union a p not j session of by the State Military forces left t uv t i fc AVith this preponderance of States JUlor 9 lather march nn war could neither be A ten nor Upon the North If wo this government to bo army to 3lien up and years m the hie cf a nation which should be practical y united in opinion the I There could be at least no here t of J to of freedom ail over the world will d our France hopes enduro is as a the ie out R of the is the work of is too to be rendered up in a year or lo the The war of i n depend the were minorities and even Status Under the banner One a sale hy all and Dealers or a box of the On and or a uo ALLEN to attend promptly to all business c to i to the collection of claims to tho away iu the interior of heard the of and Kossuth endeavored to follow bis ex But IT will be sent to any one who direct on receipt of AprK to r address I HORACE HEGEMAN 31 34 William proves a falls a strug Lip cannot But if in tins joined them en Tho Department haro been formed into a for the lion of that Those cf the Treasury received orders immediately to repair to the on the first invasion of the city of the other are Stales to be similarly in nd fV a at V tlic military force that has been placed m the public The rumors of no intended invasion of Washington lo much Klf TPH l Whatever may be the AND guch certain iW the government is making B M Harpers Feny Armory I must bo J in number havo formed a company called ng be Nor can after josl with UNION MEETING Frontier They have been T I the post uf honor in tho East oy our j 0 for and the rights cf ever as Us were opposed to Ihe South by n tut Hie Republic has given place j This policy would Under the banner o and is ont dale an all tho This policy would e Union sentiment in tho yre could march to cortain vic remaining Ken and a united would again and have all float that standard I hero breathes tlie foe but falls before for 1 toil beneath our 1 ud banner oer us W ular majorities declared for tho The free Slates cannot fan to DO I Hope for a bade vorld But if this if tlie whca Mj n government of or if nil other modes have for I Government is an institution of and here liberty finds almost its only place among the nations here before people when all other modes have for years been tried in and no oilier resting J t preparAtions for The Kansas men now And I would make war to save reasonable guarantees for existing consti 1 endorse tho patriotic sentiment of the even Civile we surrender in aud i no f ILL practice Courts uf Allen anil WA TE ifi ihc of Jewelry Marvel and public ALLEN JOHN the XI ff a I o i i T terrible ordeal it 19 its is eternal be Humanity and we may live see our nnd h VI of the Presidents would words of us editor in ther secession in the Slave States letters of gold on banner We are yet acknowledge the for reuniting the States ofthe Confedera If all iho Stales were their I f VIRGINIA HAS The Great Rebellion THE ft WASHINGTON Jewelling Houses j BENT t felt throughout tho hills of temples of liberty and Ger and But it may be said it better yield to than to invoke civil war and l I that the Union can rcd without marching 05r But swell it to rather is fraternity I T WT Senator Probable Ol TrQ r Opposite the AILOR hl chief 2 it af A I j t f than yield un without a struggle tq deg of only a few days end said that he could go to the people the earth which of that the recent acts of Con the form of freedom to gross in his passed by a 4 Railroad Track n can organizing Territories The with the benefits I have deof Nevada and with all no therein against slavery could guarantee the aid of Tennessee the Enforcement of the P land And tO the THERE wo Proprietor rner of Third and Main i 11 do a War o The leaders of the secession it Jf it was worth M exi co to HOWARD HAIR war wthl The necessity for it will andf our if public in an April There tnw a on ia every ble y event not worth I justify or sustain coercion as a IQ I then only would f yield to Uie fatal of consenting to dissolve ken and not to Streat The rail read track was RAIL ROAD BURNT BOSTON r Pennsylvania Troops Returned to were by end is by the is The war of the Cn K m J 1 11 1 Lilt A OHIO out r t COUNTY OHIO I Tor Allt events the past It was for this that Manifesto was put forth for over was that r fitted out within in viola tion acts of his hostile cx Proprietor Corner In cry 4 retailed at against desien was hostile secession confederacy 3iT1y for LI nt UL A v t i T t i was or and shall know they commercial or consent to erratic party H powerful or In that great party we surrender the commercial of a struggle Is it not better Jo retain what we unity of territory well as of f fci From 1791 10 have prosecuted Indian wars W why now Surrender the fairest por tion of the Union is said we do this for peace tho to avoid Then 11 up yield the nee white ineo of the north consent i rch throu bricks V waa Two of the 78 Regiment of were and several fight i SECOND Insurrection in There is intense excitement i ia its vention at to I soldiers are now their way through nominate a candidate for the Presidency J They fired on the t M Northern Democrats demanded and Popular Hitler than been and finally tamed i be Dem ield to the the and It is impossible to aay what portion of They tore Several ofthe wounded have street It U New April The in regard lo the safety ol Washington geoce of the of Maryland to the The I passage troops her induce QI to give and re liable A dispatch received by Peter tbU NITS Alt Hope faara the dreadful woi is going oo at L I r n know will by I yourselves bj giving lift The South demanded the f DISPATCH V C L April 19 i r m t W f Wr r I I I b f l fc I troops from indt who left When lie left there were men in By thU there are fifteen w a  

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