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 In money, about five billions of dollars; /':?.- $'57500,000,000 
 
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 Total number of white troops who bore arms to 
 
 fiiippress the Kebellion 2,500,000 
 
 Total number of colored troops who bore arms 
 
 to suppress the Eebellion 180,000 
 
 Total of soldiers 2,680,000 
 
 Sailors and marines who bore arras to suppress 
 the Rebellion, about 122,000 
 
 Total of soldiers and sailors 2,802,000 
 
 DEAD. 
 
 White troops killed and died of disease in the 
 
 service. 
 
 251,122 
 
 Colored troops killed and died of disease in the 
 service 
 
 28,290 
 
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 Sailors and marines killed and died of disease in 
 the service 3,220 
 
 Discharged for disability and sent home to die of 
 wounds received in action or disease contracted 
 in the service, estimated 45,000 
 
 Starved to death at Andersonville prison 13,320 
 
 « « " Danville, N. C, Belle Isle, Va., 
 Libby prison, Va., Camp Lawton, Ga., Salis- 
 bury, N. C, Camp Sorgham, S. C, and other 
 less notorious (but not less cruel) prisons in the 
 rebel states, thus far known 17,925 
 
 Union men and women, white and colored, mur- 
 dered in the rebel states during the armed rebel- 
 lion, estimated at ' 50,000 
 
 Total dead • 408,877 
 
 RECEIVED. 
 
 THE MUEDER OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN. 
 
 The massacre of Unionists at Memphis. 
 " " " «' " New Orleans. 
 
 '* " " " " Platte City. 
 
 Churches and school-houses used by Unionists, burnt in 
 aU of the rebel states. 
 
 Ninety per cent, of all the United States offices in the 
 Rebel States filled by ex-rebel officers and soldiers, who can- 
 not t;ike the test oath, and many of them especially 
 
 PARDONED BY THE PRESIDENT, SO A8 TO EI^ABLE THEM TO 
 HOLD OFFICE. 
 
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 r- IMPUDENT CLAIMS ON THE PAKT OF KEBELS 
 "^ FOR SEATS IN CONGRESS, IN ORDER TO ENABLE 
 ' THEM TO MAKE LAWS FOR LOYAL CITIZENS, 
 REPUDIATE THE NATIONAL DEBT, DISCON- 
 TINUE PENSIONS, PLACE THE GOVERNMENT 
 AGAIN IN THE HANDS OF THE REBELS, PAY 
 THEMSELVES FOR THEIR SLAVES, AND START 
 ANOTHER REBELLION, SOON AS THEY SEE ANY 
 CHANCE OF SUCCESS. 
 
 The graves of loyal soldiers in rebel states desecrated, 
 and the old flag torn down and trampled upon. 
 
 More than five thousand Unionists murdered in the rebel 
 states since April, 1865, for which there have been no arrests 
 by the civil authorities. 
 
 No protection for life or property of Union people in any 
 of the rebel states, (except, perhaps, in parts of South 
 Carolina). 
 
 The enactment of a slave code, quite as unjust as any 
 heretofore existing, in all the rebel states. 
 
 Andrew Johnson invited to visit New Orleans by the Chief 
 Butcher Monroe. 
 
 Andrew Johnson, who professed to be " our Moses," is 
 now looked up to by the rebels as their " Moses," who will 
 safely lead them, his chosen children, through the secesh 
 wilderness. 
 
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 Are these the results for which the Loyal States gave 
 oceans of blood and billions of treasure ? 
 Congress says* NO ! 
 
 Johnson and his rebel friends say YES- ! 
 Which will the people stand by ? 
 Millions of loyal and good men have already answered. 
 
 CONCLUSION. 
 
 Except rebels, copperheads, and cowards, everybody, and 
 especially the late volunteeer army and navy, are ready to 
 shoulder arms again, and, if necessary, defend the people's 
 representatives, against the usurpations of a would- 
 be DICTATOR AND THE DEMANDS OF REBELS ; and when 
 
 next an armed slave-holders' rebellion is put down, there 
 will be no dispute or legislation about reconstruction, for 
 there will be nothing left to reconstruct, not even Johnson. 
 
 LIBERTY AND JUSTICE DEMAND THAT CON- 
 GRESS SHALL BE SUSTAINED, AND PRESIDEN- 
 TIAL DICTATION REBUKED 1 
 
 STAND BY CONGRESS. 
 
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