Ithe P. CRAY RH Eabr' r- DELLMFO•N TM, PA—T , la • :_. l —=,_____:. -- _'.ll?._. __: ___ ~:r -. .FRIGAY. MORNING. JANUARY 4, i ....--,-..---_,..._._..,, , _ _ • - - 1-4103#4 oit TITS DIIRocRATIR a .• /111 bp" Coinuttlia or emu COVIITT. moms of . the Domootatio of Castro County ( will •bo • -bl "libb Tueedoy eroding. the 2htb 11114 , ! It 0 Wort &finials" to attend the State, C00jk...0.94..g00nta1i jk...0.94 . .goontali t •as theft be_ tiottaltoi aimlsod; sthieli will m to sleet dble: gates tattot..Nolkdsat,Oupeito As to nominate eaadidates forinaddoiht aad President of the United Stoma It is exnee hat everjr "nberl44lololllllllNWlftlifil"""fiased - - • qmirestai., Jan. $, 16{4.• ti 1i321 Still it weft on, Prewidoet, Cvngre... Away nigger of all ti* del. ',UK. 'lO al i Tinn deeming bl WI it uity *piney - nriniant 'Oaken ' as "MattniCniciii rn. nn "am - terl.f edesheei,nhhn; Leen •ret...l rue. e -tan Wareamaxilalt - ftie I•: Yhtre MOMS an.qberin, mai L 3. /AO, bllt it 111 ItleVelt4i , • • lTrol • .uell'ol'o,zo .10 oat+ J the pel.Te'.' air; the hope.. .$l . 11iib °I. . . tLo tots e:.11 o Alitots. The •.roul^* gs•iitrall, have o. rto Int wlntar qnnete,,, 1.14 4. nand Ito teat af any thou, init ulal. hulas.. *wit enringi when, the .b t.f Yell Ilan over *solo, and iTestern Ban_ e .d. ♦ Leµ 00Eopillitt, %Wier 'or/b• *as 5..0 Syrhsirof lgelt c o'dossigo of prisopors is now isatlncly an. dcr th .nntrol and sokloot to the dictation of bloar-eytmfbloody boast, 800 Butler. The ttombanhocot of ttwalcston bonitn -001,, doubtle., when it falls, “goversunent" will inform wet nit*, The Situation. whentle hl-tar t'of our country for the, last three yeartpasses in review before us, __itscems hike iota& horrible dream w iG can have no foundation in reality. It seems an impossibility thnt any nation - could degenerate so rapidly from the irmidest position ever ocoupidd. by any p c i.ple on this earth to the lowest depths of degretlation and shone. Rome, in her ~. proudest days, was east thr into the' shade by our Republic three years ago. Rome, under tho sceptre of Nero, would put to • shame the American Government of to day. We are the laughing stock of the civilized world, and the institations of which we have been so _proud are held in contempt by the worst governed nations oh the globe. The fairy tide of Aladdsn's palace, whicfr, ,melted away in a !MST, was not more wonderful in our youthful days,. than is the history of the downfall of our Republic now." Th 'ree yetim hire, upon the wings of elec tricity, was flashed frees one extremity of our nation id the other, thetidingii. that Satan. in the disguise of' a rail hul been elected our chief magistrate. 7 • Then, as by the shock of en earth 7 quake, the fiftrie of the Union - I:4gan tehruinble,' peace spread her wings and departed fttrizi ourehores, detith Ind destruction fell Up on us, out star, like that seen by the prophet on the isle of Pitreoe. ..,e nn k down 0'0'13614 and vole and flood., And turmoil eurttie waters into blood." A million of men whllithen stood sup in the noblest form of all God's creatures, as American damns, maw slumber in bloody graves, while the din of war grime . more daaperate above them. —We would fain heheve it a dream; bud the groat - re of the dying, the thunder of cannon and the clank of chaiturprnehrim the terrible reali ty: Our present awful condition is but an efFeCt---and the cause must have preceded it. they tell us that thecause was the se cession of the Southern States ; but that, too; was but an effect and NOT A CAU&Z. - NV 11'41 a certain party tell us what they will do, and what the results will be, and those things are . -aceomplished, and those results follow, wenatnrally conclude that ' that party ilthe cause; Sad those results • the effect. George ,Washington told us that the trihtophs of sectionalism . would - be our destrie4ion; and every Auxuican leliered its ilte,Republicau. party prop claimed itself sectional and deelattd its purpose to be the destrugtion'ofthe-Con ' ttitution. When that purpose has been ar.ompli-tied under theii Adminitmition, Mit not ovhlence sufficient that they only are to blame. Its leaders knew that the • sicesaion of the Southern States was as, certain as their triumph, and that wiaths result thoylahored to secoinplish. great organ of the Abolitionism', the New York Titincisn,' used every .weans to In duce tlivyieople of the • &nth .to dinitror the Croon,iken used all its- influent* to eatt.e the fraginents to jaragainst each other to the destruction ortheir own entrea t • William 11:Sev.urd portrayed f# • Awing colors, our present condition le the inevitable rlault ofelm triumph of his party; and now, though condemned bylis own words, he hue the impudeiteo , to put the blame upon HIS vumiu--the people of the *outh i , Abraham Lincoln quoted scripture pas the deiilr eon do also) to prove that a hull*" dprided against itself cannot stand, yet- went deliberately to work to divide the hoti4e and 4 iilapt the too t bitter uniiiM;ities in the differentt -YiAICIIIS.---Lijeffetsuallaris - his ene portori tb blaiue for all this? Airr th :. Southern people to brume that the writ of HABEAS CORPUS is sibilitinded * States . ever which they hive no juriadiction?—, Are they to blauli for,thetieedi oreeel miserable military pimp as Botrasitb, whose mo;st notable feat wite.TheleePis of twenty thousand mop to the !laughter. at Frad'oricisburg.? . Arettlate be respotitible that a, eititim ore Pl'orth State can be anet4d, ceder, -and punished without; kips, for tl* onsiutsia *lion ofncicrialeg......Arethey.te blignethet the ° Whole- population- of the Northd. Tiered at theslispOsal oft :annul*. CMS ~1 111131011 As tiArreardswer wheTZeaieis,hialfork, sad seeks to' induce the. I,s4ief tint his victim comMitteci . suieide..so it is with' 1 1 / 144whimules*teis14448114104441/44t energies of this nation. They curry elep tiiMA t - the ..,ipitiirir'peitor f=ii.ly.theliVertiistiftte - peopiti; sod then seek. to guide th4rn of the his -torinu Tn vecord tharthe natiolk has been But the,themis coming when thn demand, rdn. PIINUMMINT _ . t:tese s lid. have triage Ifith their liberties' .tad then. traced out in their own Maid, untintlulpage ofhiatwy, viakittukd foray- I T the ilaineasf *or. who are the aitthsra 4011 our rpes, and that of William • Sevrattl will bead the ° • , , Con - 1 WO see it atatd by several of our Sbolitfop ezehm4ges, • that George; Thompson. 'the notorious English emirt eery isAbilot; "to"-setbit this country, to `.'congratulate his friends upon the im prove(' condition of affairs:" WeU, a day more appropriate, st timtn_more be fitting, for the enemies of liberty—the destroyers of 4 the rnionAtrid the mur derers of our citizens, to meet and con: gratulati each Other on the success that has attended their labors, could. not hive been chosen. - Let George Thmnpson come: Quite thirty years have passed since, as the seMut agent cTflrzeter Hall, Tie visited our country to sow the seed that is now being harvested in blood—to-plant the tree that is now bearing such bitter fruit. Then all was peace, happiness and prosperty, no jarring, no discord, no sectional animosities, no bitter feel ings, separated the people of the South from thoee of the North, but 00a1111011 interest and 'fraternal affection, bound the-states together in peace and tmitg.• But how changed ! New England gave him a hearty wel• come then. She feasted and flattered him and ;net at. his feet hi pupilage. He leaped' b,pr tp hatu_Abat upon Which she had grown_ fat, to denenneelhaf which had siyen her wealtlland power— to abuse those who had stood by and suppdrtefflid in every trial. He' awak ened her old puritanical feelings end Icerned her . to oaths, disregard compacts, violate agreements and de spise the constitution of our country, and how, by sa r inceetiant war upon an institution she had helped fasten upon the South to produce the horrible, wicked war that js now desolating our country. Well,did he ao his work 1 well - did - he accomplish his mission, and well did the puritan fanatics learn. But a few years after William Lloyd Garrison, at Framingham, Maas., burnt the constitution of the United States, ! declaring amid the cheers of au approv ing crowd that it wart a "league with • azulusroveramt -with hell," and as its sacred ashes were whirled about by the winds of Heaven, an infamous oath from the base lips able licked followers, never 4 refit until "slavery; was blotted out or the Government df oth• fathers totally rimstroyed, went up ana stands registered -against them to day. - , - From that day to this they haver labored assidnottsli-to accomplish their great design. +Churches were seized and their holy leaks desecrated by political pountebanks who reviled the doctrine ';‘:,!f 'pus Redeemer, and taught abolitiOnt bun and infidt*ty. Schools were sub sidised, andopppsltitn the principles 'upon which our govei l lment was estab lished, instilled altng with the common branches of edulp. Papers and books, and pas ets - Ziere strewn broadcast over thzrlcsinntry, tilled with mniai l infamous lies 'ikon 'the cruelties of "slave owners,. mnd she fallacy of a re publiciat Bove And - se it pro -10004; little - by 1101' . drkwing the peo-, ple into the meshes! Abolitionism and the emiritrr into; 04: ter4le ,viiitei of civil war. • They triumphed, ' Abraham Lincoln was elected PreeidWirrir"alemety :mu, ....t. -wiped otit!',Aint 'tin Geyernmesit Was destrikyod, and Row. 4eorge Thompson ',Startle tb aOnglastiatto )tie Allende upon the ili i iiinctia - Corkijitioq:: Of affairi." Well,: be • i teen !' hei with.' the • infidel' finativ ,who havio .dikttotpd for thirty years -0_ deettny . the :Union, but: noW howl for it,' whspi, they' . ese *AMAIN) of entailing stiffering and - mdeari..upOn the inhabitants of thesouth, , oiereit in oak , ty among the bleak bile Qr. New Eng-. land and gloat ovewtke destruction they 'have socompliehid, on rejoice' sting Ainerigaii:Aiberty in deadi *4 American soil has beeia.eitwiteil witlCAmerican teibf, and American lannte - beetr Ibunti wiling to Murder American Minna , _ Yesjet George ThoMper ecime,. mid let thi hosts o; Atoohtionson . do bon boaoi. - ModmrslTPlbswwwe killer robbed them dttisswaties, wives Gump himbeosasehisteeebiWgirsiur -th dwelrbsir leubeedg. Chows teapror o land Uldidwitimiondiosioniliood .gteit - lives , 1 onthoaltair of 14, didtr, Woo: onto 1 Mud and pr0www.48:4150.624 of nord4odoir ' xv*, linaon .tlesteAnow •koppf end pomaded fine worths abode of Alarm, . end : •doopedi, - indlezni moo /beautiful is thwbsigh6wpotsl4.llooo in the beim at *ft:A * 4 ftir.d by vile men and ,vulgar women, ho love been enriched by the,war hie .eachinp Yeti they welcomed himliret, they trill roiniliest, bia presence /4014_1 1 0 tbrAVAIIIIktie MOW kho Govtinunint a our ' fietballllll4alNowifisaltor** day that Brat )(nought George.Thompeon to our - Koren - .1 -Senator WIWI Potltiona The situation of Mir Country,' - end - the prevailing, sentiment of the In'tgress o - the United. Staies, are plainly visible in the prominent position of the New Hump: _shire Abolitiwictin the-Senate, and the eleetkon or Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the House ofEepresentatives. We haie fallen upon evil times indeed, when such men can occupy the most prominent posi tions among the ltepremtitirhkof our PeeiPbcibd - Allii it - 40,000n a r WAP' been the most violent opponentm of the ot.n Union, becomelbirelpunpions &the NIT. • And we remember when this same Hale presented a petition in 1850 for the utssownoN cf ript 1/1110,N, a$ yitxl 4r it in oompally with Willia m. Seward and - Salmon P. Ohtußrolovrtrath itithe eoutive department of the United States ; and we remember too,--that the name of Saito - 11r Uolfax was appended to the list of those who endorsed theinfernal Helper book, and than embittered the strife tween the North and Scut h.to a degree i n calculable. When we see two such men cannot but think that there is Ro he'pe for Amen .a while such a conditiod of affairs continues. Senator Hale, wielding an in- Iluence almost unbounded over the minds ol..housands of his party, raises not his voice, makes no proposition for the set tlement of the difficalties.he hasoontribu ted so much to produce, Mr. Hale his never been one of the most violent of the radical Abolitionists, and we hoped bet ter things of him; re belieVed him to have acted from reason , and reflection always, and never from the promptings of faniti eism. Black as was the petition for the 'dissolution of the Union; we believed-him to have done it deliberately and for a purpose. But he appears now to be beat ing about in the dark waves of fanaticism as aimlessly and blind as his -master upon the throne. Mr. Lincoln proposes a Country' " disepthralled, regenerated &c.," and issues a proclamation for the former purpose but Mr. Hale takes up the theme ind present a petition for the latter, nom the !Apia of New Hamp shire, praying the immediate emancipa tion of the blacks. Iq it possible that American ladies have fallen so low? Is it possible that the teachings of Aboli tionism have produced already such per nicious consequences? The New England women, or a . portion of them would " regenerate " the Coun try (to regenerate meaning to produce anew, J by alliances with negroes and hav ing "nigger babies;" and that is the porters are to receive the plaudits of posterity, not only the Union hi to be bro ken, destroyed, annihilated; but the raop which folioed it is to pass away.— Why not some kind hearted Senator use his influence to send each one of the gen tle Petitioners a contraband ." to-cheer the desolation which war has made by ta l king from them their natural protect:: ors. —A " bad egg " thrown , against building, will be dashed in pieces, but leave forever its foul mark, in proof: that Aortae existed. Thus it is with Mr. Lin coln and his Cabinet, who hive opposed their rottenness to. the fabrnrof.4o4tov efuntent, and their foal yill to the good sense OfAnd their only hope of perpe tuKting their aamcc is in the dis gusting stains they will leave upop the hitherto fair structure of liberty. Mr. Lincoln remarks that history will 1 f write him down." As boys write their resent mentagetnst haunted buildings by"pelt ing them with mud, so will his name be written dolga by history, and stand pelted and disfigured with mines and ttudedie. tions, until, his soul should dander from - the darkhess Othis final home, to view this upper earth, be would be - *Shamed to own the . ,..Despattered signa ture of A. LINCOLN. • Idany persons wonder that a great people like ours can snhmitto torso frilly misrepresented befoce the world as they now aryl by Congiese and Cabinet.—lt is brit miother proof that, as Biraksleare says, " the worlds' a stage." As in com edies the best actor. generally plays the droll, while some sows is made the , Aar gentlemen or hero, m Wein the farce of life; but, as the "Jiero only known, -as strehkw-the hour r whigiamitewL.Of the gout eonindion 'is read anti remenber od by thousands;-+Bo will the fatorelook non the bloody dram{ noirborfore, Mr. Lincoln's name will stood. it history as a Yowmos oftboApotetool „front which she surveys such Iset as Valhiodighami whose mune will het* posterity. , • • edas thatofa left) anagibining;lloll re liathOlittieran adO, -tanotoltfol4 sr>satbireEr le'ibutthed:` Mr. Viumeoeha 60141140 1 .0ntite cliOatee "iffailiethgehiti 006,7 ealtbertioftilittb,, 11191 =I demon to "traitors" A . " tories." Compass i-ehould have thi thanks of every ifitriot in tho heal for whikit haa done in tide matter... No men aml otoipkw bring abota none more malidit bitter maLtaleatm Rut out; taughlattbaignidlfilkitn4 of ohristianity; war jas9 peace. wielredrieseibstmlisk-iind by their Setif4unk of less im ipOßN*lllh tUkiNitz olti fare of the nigger. Now that Congress hperefused to Wan*" arj) hope every despioeble Wret4 Who-tasted the inipiOns presupptiouln desecrate his. pulpit by preaching ,Pr praying war, will be draftee, kturthstibeir congrega- 1 tions will refute to gi' awn - looney to purchase eneniption , Toot 'Ab *. taste of the cup • they:linvif teen PlSeing , lipsofbeetermietr-thstthentiebr . EMS EMI and. perhaps it will teat* them a lesion they hare heretoiblav &lied 'to learn: How shortiathetimisaineeit wan made the boast of those fn frotter :that Abraham Lincoln was freAlngdin the yer,y feotsteps of that 1214 hero, states man, Andrew Jackson 'lf there is a lingering doubt in the, minds of any that Lincoln's line of con duct is at utter variant* with that of. Jackson, let them but rend the last offi cial document ever issued by the latter ; in which ho condemns tit: former and his followers to the jowest depths of in famy as the \lost, oycis-of--our-- . meat. The hest portion of Jackson's life was spent in the fierce struggle wit t h the tremonduous power-the monied aris tocracy wielded,. through the maims of the UnitetStates Bank. In his &ro well address he front solemnly warns the people against over permitting teach a power to be again elected over them.— " Greenbacks" were found insufficient, and to complete what they had begun, the States are now wielding the same power. Lincoln like. Jackson I As much as the Prince of the Infernal regions is like the Prinee of Peace—and No MORE. A:correspondent ...who does not seemAry well booked up in Military af fairs wants to know "who or what is a Quartermaster," Our devil says, "he is * man that has charge Of the provisions and clothing of the Army, and giires the soldiers ONE nuatcrast and keeps the hal lance for himself; . 'Vie Republicans tire-the : werd "loyal" as though it had Al BignilditiOft in our political system. '. " Loyalty, ft in a political sense, is only applied to 'or Prince—properly a " Prima of the blogi"—that is Royal blood —the loyalty of .the Subject to his soverign. Under our system Ot i tree Constitutions, the people are the sovereigns. All power eman ates froifl them, and the loyalty is from the Government to thee. Our Government should he loyal to the people, who are the sovercigni,not the_pecele, to "the Govern ii-Tifft ,TriihieFfsihe servant or subject df the sovereign people. ' The Republicans to Miry oat their idea of the 'Government they • would shave, fro ' %neatly call theaumbree • " loyalists," the mere to jfilit al ind menials of 's Crown Prides,. as the as fixed thepolltidal definition lof "my* es." Tli.oel. who held faith to King George, during ouriterveintion of .76r were tweed loyalists, mid a proud,. blood thirsty, treacherous eitthey.wers, ,So mush for "Wynne," a designation assumed by our opponents, and nilf inaptly, from the doctrines they avow and practices they per' -form, 4 Let them be known, hereafter, is they deeire to be, by the haute of " Loyalists." , But whit duel we say bf ir Democrat who uses the word " Preingelie" as applicable to the rivers of our General Government 1 We were astonished and sur_prieed the other milting to see in a nay deliburitfily writ ten editorial ef qi car - three columns in length -ii aimperatifeatioglo 'be Deutociatic; 'the term "Prerogative" applied - to the powers of the United States Government. "The Prerogatives of the Chown " is an expatiation .well understood, but the prerogatives of a Densimiratio or Republiean Government, cre ated, controlled andiestrieted.by ponstitu tione provisions, siid'iltese provisions:sub ject to change or altecacion by the peo ple, _ is a most strange interpelition into our Demo cratic nomenclature, and 'wholly' bulidsdir sable lad inapplicable and cannot be too bitterly aid promptip. deneeneedi Ave are most, assuredly in need of a political islitoolC, master if men professing to write for Dem oeratio earp and ilentmailit =lnce such topirk theitliatiell We ere . apt surprlsed. , 4lket a. matt rising such htnguip shouldlellow in the wake of ASiSliey I..alloois nettling Warmth, the idee - thaiire are a Nitldital Governing, stand notkgoveriment iritesiscisisn Motile. Mr. 'Paola only tufa onejlidip_ fort** ,Jilt .41,.., olareing in the outset that-the States are en , liras Countierartlinlianeral filevirpounent. 440OurseelivieSS thins weed be to''' . pro clam ",prereestivelf"in•this Battened Gov ernment of theirs, andlifr. -Dineen is Billy sustained, for where prerogedvis exists theraends the disousskin, for power , prerog ative, steps 'in to deolonnAbe balance, to, preserve ..the life of eitell'ition. w The Ong of Prose% In staving for. the WC% pievaefhisifkumusinidthelifenott the Natior4kne he oadezethaids *Vanes am dli'' .mw.*PeoPle, -rho sup* bim of wan a little more prnmptinse end a Bt. alibi - Iffirorthe lia - fliiti, -. Min-willTuit theci welthiti, and they told Ma so lit . the late elution! in " lir realm.'" ' Names au everything In low and in Muth rights, pa d ire cansoabo 16 eared In pri-. Genius' them. But ifiteeiat all, this.rPhinet of terms,' at tide critical umectain the Nat ,of Amerkeeti Liberty, proves , ei th er .that . lamp - wive wholly it doirlint of whottAtey 2arriiPil A r :2k Or brithatlAg, 'Pei, OT, Ilihy red, kuglogirrand wjth on, to wrest' lloed Oar people C et kr ial tsbeisted freeddilt . and %Br a i p wil Alif our eimatitittinad orightigti pia .tor the Mier isisii^' ' erideneii= eat Oahe ti. We ,ltopa tu, ..,. ws4 t , , ram& Aga ' 'O4 " '„•.' '• , , '* MB SEIM ME =II ncel,he 11 4 give• thin', mood provide &Joker "Loyalty" spit" Prerogative.' r.. 0..; rk~.hr <I :vs dX's"e't At r . LIT the w, did eMOll4_ We_ Ot vents be sound Loyal bled) ire i' 6 witb,teerible soot Ilea . solitary okinanemeatd The • Veal coif Sommer Teat boohooink Oyer the amid ib+ . two years, snd all 139Aela had a coOdigion itt it raneull Ball, for not half the sev ty Hefted upon this poen defenee-_ _ 1210141e16 punts/men ' are sometimes balloted with ea dillinarp:i whelk lekrp,ilf t tliellifigrii: tendlett in person 1 Then, too, the rations are proved•terbe , listbrkel,fstd the linutter compleinetkatstliternowitnet - get - • • , to ,estVy i the °ratings of e brutal repli to their appeal for bread was, "they' get - all the - latt allovis Meth,' put not only are the Vomen , whipped with reason, the boys lumped with ,hone snd• all bends starTml upon the sttlietest principle of economy, bit the or. diltary deeientinf of niters itre'deliberitely • 4 'AIU the prrieens Sr. povided with-the ordinary, kith tub, from three to seven in member,' and Visaed side 'by side, at die-. ~leipmeirfrind 'ti‘elve to‘tnenty-four 'fiches' apart these are atl in apeorroomairithont ItitT.,_ B Srecfl l -tr, Pre SitiTfzfittin'a+ 4 these ptibo y a nd- n s the prpsoneks, itomenrsed - gbie,- in their ntepective departments, In group* of from three to seven, are reqiired to perform their able- dons. * Old ,Ilendere, Ames etrendiete, giis of Mins and ten -years of age, alike. mrtit-disrobe thencleleee,mtut in full observ ation or their fellows had °Moors, in a state of utter nudity, enter the bath, per form its dtrty,. and• partake its refresh-- ment.'4 We beg obr readers to recoiled that tke store teems at the "blab of the universe," in the "mend Ventre" of creation, .where dui people afe so reined that they think it a sin tosmake a black man wadi But what can be conceived of more disgusting than thin picture, as painted by themselves, unless it he the del:am:alert's of the Kingef Dahomey t It sometimes reall seems that or*, like the ante dlinvitra; to work wick edness with greediness, that: their condeat nen= may bethore sore sad fetad.—D Book. Violations of Om Constilition. The violations of the Constitiation by . the p"z sal Administration are thus conelsely inhumed Op in an address from the Camden (N.J.,) Democratic Association 1. 'The freedoM of speech his been viola ted by the arrest and imprisonment of a number of persons, charged with no crime, and whose only offense was the utterance of seutimenta-diatasteful to the men in power. 2. The freedom of the press has been sub verted by the suppression of a nurtituF o ne rewspero . . 8.• The right to securityefrom armpit whew up crime is charged, has been — dimegarded' in the arrest - arid incarceration of • large number of persons, denouncediby the paw sleet of the Administration as isympathisers with the rebellion. 4. The right to semulty — from unlawful searches and seizures has born violated. in numerous instances, in which domiciles have been visited and papers, &. felted withopt legal authority. 6. The right of trial by jury bee been re fused in *name of citizens arrested and impriaohed or boadshed by military ordain or eourta-martial. C. The fniedibuiref every °insert had been taken from.iiim b3i the inept and eons.' earl suspension ofthe right- to de Abe writ of Robed. corpus. 7. The right orproperty has been OM gated by the 'Emancipation Proclamation I the Contheation aetc • 8. The inviolability of contracts has been destroyed by the act which wakes depreci ated treastry notes a kgal lender for all debts. • - pu g s 9. The freedom of reli one worship bee been violated on re immisionaly, 'the .irof - relliary A Mil— -10. The right of states to the manage. Bunko( their .militia has been taken from them by the Conscription set which places ' the whole military power of the country at ' the disposel of the President. I 11. The Tormation of the State of " West Virginia" wee a violation of the third eeb tion of the fourth made of the Constitn don. T 2. The heretofore undisputed right of the people to elect their legislators and ru lers has been taken from them, and the will *of majorities disregarded, u is abundantly manifested in the manner in which election have recently been carried by the grossest corruption in the,Nerthern States, and by military- orders ih the border - States of 'the South. Exchange of Prisoner.. ' The Adatilditration has detprmlned not to make any further exchange of Prisoners, unless - the Confederate authorities will recog nise negroes the squabs of white men. it is odd that there are twelve thousand Fed eral prisoners in Riohmohd, who are suffer ing ler the necessaries of life, yet they re main and suffer, hams. the Confedeate au thorities will not Aachen'. . their runaway _elavott. which they. have.eaptured_ from. the Federal Army, for -white prisoners in our hands. The opinion at the South Is, th - st-a negro is: s 7 equal of a white man, and a southern eel er would feel that he had =s oh a. 2 ... i . iluterur it tt u ttep! the North, a t is titt Repo xdition doctrine, that u negro is better CS* a whit* Men, and hence the Atbajnietration is will ing thatour white pritionbrein the hands of aut 'new should be Staritid SI death, if the Confederate Government will 'hot 010111141ge the negro prisoners in liegessesion. - All *II is done in order to create a sympathy fey the negro bud to educate thikpeople of the North Into the belief that he ' equal, If not the SupeOar of the white men, whereby"the-Wa " t i rjS bepre pa red for admitting flailibe be e fri*ehhikeaatt sad prirologis of whits mon, and this desire ton the part of the fanotifoe of of thebinuttry has hftlitt iteftsfrpffifitt miaougolefi war, and nn all ttti.f:itrtr apds# Unicielem and patiloirent ltlntallA.hey pew in the wer'theproNpeete - it sewn:pie this ea; thezrthieght-ilbe.; Constitution "a covenant with dftbgt ' Sathoi'Art gpte intlfludr.;.then the_y_wgrA_ Ulla tilde:" is Itiepdhilein Abe t • litiontation- isagtte4se -Weis* ind of S theiorty compos ed tanito , p whoettlegfire gra eon howling at awe Who base battlea adi d ,for thellionititdtion 4the !In tog, iSf ' until the one was imbregt the. *Aix d'iStroPtal, by these ravenous eine; whei now attempt tairear sheep, elothing in d , ; der to hide their idioms ldefonstitiew Chisseil . • . _ , IV 61;1117 * ll l4 . ismili.• AO' Wig ' Wij, l gil t immkitebanks as , -air° ~C .Siaildebniloa el gilrbfr i yery7 (Mar IrM a P ilifirtil * ' - to. . . 1iP704d6 1 :4 140 4 .' $l.- • ' 4.? 'A j 1' ,1 .:. ' - t, • 4 41t . 44e At, t. 54 ,: • • fIAOIS. W • o ad:" • ItVetpild,:. rte, ~ ,tb 1,1 4 , 0,4_ , N o. rwl?•-4,•.'t . ~,~,. ~~ aeon from , than our old ohneeh is dai os, the sex, the moo t nem l . moo to spook to no-sfiraL* el The lawo. 'ens dialog* the: ilospatlhkandliSe one step in the nada et Asessillitsi sin: otsl,l -down, the exeerstion o , • snikesiCkingtese and' the Adreltri Lion. The alectish pls thsitarlitaXiiraphlin. tide Portentoiss meaning. The Uhlhuiene ilsaDivissity of Jena b only fraindsstlois of UV a , h "itrefrilootrizte °Fehr, " iwiass• buileenthirphsatruid nassiway IA that Jesus Christ is -God—equid end: eo-aqual vrith laureFailser.:, As Abolition inapiensly Belied Ibbil p*lture doctrine, ri:ddred the 8s our of hie.Dlvirdty, • and the ehrialisturrhie hops: AP* ablamae ripirdiation dal" glatikuLty the newsmen- Wires of th'e Merallfnicn, si - da rk age ip our history. *Gad 'forbid that' th=s r r should ratify tithrtiiitraite , on the of roankind,;.br , logerAseponessanabssr the , latans 01111 - - Mitaroza.-;;Not lsi ledy= ding lathe 'titati oeffett for Made to v}elt a IldenAosietAtrottr depot the lady whom oho. ww,wls, Mug to - see.--, Luckily, the Ll*. *lx; hat tiny 'line home, and 'ne the two traveled together the remelnder' of , the Immo,. Dating the Wm following conversation ohaneed to - • - 2oledo—llaveon any !..CopiwittesorDe inoopiAt in New York! _ New York—Aireiri'WlitAi that • i eter heard of, Toledlierrinyou ,any, "Butternuts" or "t3eoessionists" fluyo t . ' New York—l t Ihnk not. I never heard !gibing abent them ; but perhspe they are Itnorn there by seine other peme. Tektik= , New York—Trallonj 01?, yles,' plenty of them ; but wo call • them by. a diffefint name. in New Yoe* .we call theft Abolitionists there 1.. The Toledo lady was perfectly Attptfou 4- ad bythie reply, and had nothing Moro to Say. 'veil 'Met tt Toledo die that lime From dm ume until arriving. st - - - subject of "copparbeeds" and .4roitors" woe totally eschew The atieveTkeirrated nocurrencr is a no.— Clevekmd Plabscleoler. A cotempdrary thinks the judges are in a trying situation, as they home' to choose between the /air • and' Mr. Lincoln; with, as it were, a baiter aroulia their nooks. ve to choose, sem° of them et lea" between the goedtopinlon ermanklnd and bundles of s. For hie ilipeseibls , to believe erw- `turf , .whe bis toraha enough tp getel judge, ribald Semen° alit many of the te deer atone are in ite m/ideate either 'IIIW Or justice. When the Duke delioniptieillewas urged by sourer of the erwlthoetistopromente some gentle /6'O3U who had bean poaching upper hie neen• ors, he replied, "1 shall net fellow your ad- Nil3llo. , I hadiptiebrpther hove friends than ham, IWO* Top.' Bo biro ire dk :few jpdges left,- who would rather. have the se spot of theirfellowwkoathan. to Isamegreest% backs. But Chem are few_ inch. Most of the judges have shown themselves the trucu lent:Jade-OMo warped and deeporierpoWer' of I f iecolo end his band of traitors. In Maisselstutette there is one - emoeption, in New - Rernieldre one, in New Fork three or four, in•Pennsylvanit four or.llve. But in New Jersei, 'though the State is so sounds there is not, we believe, a Single judge who has not disgraced himself and, the sacred mate of justice, by ignominously bowing to thouneonstitutional and illegal deeds of the Administration. ' They are snaking a record of shame which no time, oan• elfeee• historian of these treys. Them the filthiest' judges Will be brought op for trial before the inexoreble . bar of history Book. ---A ,00telnpottry complains that airy millions ortiolkwe ilutineßy are wasted in 4.. the powder were used .up in the SUDS way infinitely less harm would be done to the cause of .the Union, and hundreds of thousands of lives would be eased. We wish .Idt. Lincoln would lone is prtielidnation Iltat hereafter all the pow der shall be burnt lit firing salutes - to hint selliandllrs. Lincoln, and that he would loave,, lathe beetoerstir partly; the whole bilattnese of easing:the "Union. In no- of her wat•will it esuchetiasied. • • . . —A niyotorippolowldnganoplooter ionow in ehronlatiOn itapciatal correney. It bah on, 16 fai t . : 41 4,1 denelivro;'.! Turin suppeeed befit . ...Ascsecitiisis with - the celebrated ..itniigh 'et that ,psder, .inuther stop is ..that ebb mitts:rine 0,1/obi), is placed the u 1440, to eve thlio I,llietakie ring, mob is our ,ourtesierforeistly • had: The piper &hopes a scent, bWite there' is only one (1)0 , 6 1 144 0 _each 40(41.hi 'Tattle baebis not oonsidired very idfintit.Telicy Spirit. . --.Theers;ti 4oxy,or- 0, - • Wan indicted the Via provost-mknishel Okla of &Meet fir t'.thelnitottiite his Ace in thtlettoA 0 the lon vir, the Stain ite.New 0 1.0twi,af„ . pf the two. f• POO tfOLI ',UkocloOt.:llt, pert 4r. t, rr oillikW lionpadao 46 and lair :oitligni , br tearadmelos quid Iffi I /6. DOMike'. lirtii .7 ',4ormatomiont iLI °recoil &us from Penne r :: t p a intro dueed a b., Ca. the Heade, i [id 46 Matelots the private ' soldiers' '.16 4 .414iity4 -dithirit'• .4 month, *Koh was .1446, - **14604- Nos vote. Oaths 'ty ail dhplidd** amfority lobed • rokioht oa telrie,?* betr4i etAbolidei-Comedttari, irk" - four do pat day,i Co a. I* imehlml ',h e •', .4: • • TIM. e Auroral that the t's . .viv i i fi , p_ooper%of the . rerOlft dhitta L 6 6 t l / 4 40 1w *Constitution Into the dust as * riemlitiep Of their' ratmeoltion. 10 4 ' , xf. *,:vl-41t e " 4 /Mig kW /W u : POWerritiVi 11 4 abr. WWI , e/4 1 7 UV% 411,410iii* th• ',WW I tO Orisl - togiusitiownishr 4Wil& loirrohAiss WrWaginikiVa ENZE bi t e lw"ra i? , of Sof iTliki o e. • ..r. •,. • ' ;rte ntis~i+ ”1".10-* - _tee r ead dieted wartime is the ow mitten, link Whir dteehargeithe ant* ef Prodding 02 0 11 4104414 1 14.-.00 :60itiaNr. • wawa* diilewit '; taiddrs*liiiddia • der Ids rotterthies, it yin ao! • •" • %nine! the,11,4 t • 4iiit by then tA .rn tw..7, pitimd t 411114 • a liotas lout. ii County. Clue alltb tryiSisot INIONNIPIO %It 1 %%mist In thirilaginouletbbole werkeiteld et& _ •dii,vonduotedlythenitott ifoitiy , It u'not 1, 9 0610 0 , 7 torus OAR you That them:pea/4gs wOrtaildwistilli• Who '", eaSbyelmolmOodrof - Profrhihoi wEllkoubt. it? sod whams,* tell yiettbal hlaute.lifierer Prat Chia*, diainotber ezmilikand 'test the exerelsetthronbtait' *Me, 'hitiffspeiheil . lep with Mid eallvetaidlty tietaprOialle ' b- ' eiveharactarietlear tbilluperiittli . 1)M - ACM have as-ItAekihtliakt- We: it•i il4 l- ;-- Inn. '.'We all kitoileetlial a, happy inethottioroi ! , Alleti has ef haiiirtins.tnetruetion, Oahe isi withal passaged oflicr-Arenhil • tamp*, and. *soh gent? ' tleportsaent, Wm, ' , nese. keen 'ut to lore hlm, none mime lithn ,herio.praleit" ProtProsby's stilels.some *what different ; . he; too, is Wand Ors& and humor, with a goolli, Aare, ofeommou sense. Re delivered several lectures, iota meet-of which n iras that to teseltiii. rre 0 net an advocate of the doctrine that becaunt A person happens to bd' a teacher, be must put on airs, seaurnevirveet amount ardiviltf. sqd be entirely unaproachahle; brit thinkti ..thatthatisselter, of _allothoilld 'milli- vie etio - itT disponi on, and Whill be should not overate hisinfportalicf, ne sliculd;tteier- theleaotozitend mania:City for Marie:M. lle . holds that the timeta not far if teacher but strive to attain bitifull stature in the profoteiOn,whoar meat, Will be oon- Sinced that their are the obliged; not the obliging onee. Ho oondttoted ttr/u-' ,,, r or elad drills lit mitered of the 'mincer , rm. ' of Which created %ate a ri I mention one: a erase drill in ortholirilif:, I proposed by Prof, , rumhir words to be fifty: . prei r euttO the teacher, igo aliould,have the leapt I number of imperfections in the exereire, a copy of Wsbescr's Dictiemary. Prof. Crosby isbumendered, a , e . seccmd-peare,--tbiec of Prof; Alcor 'P Pinion! 0 torn plt i es. You may iningine,tbe acenc. Tfrere Wei 901- ceolrGetteLta feeling e lnlitlent: no doubt, of his, orlifl uL.l , ,y to win the far Rho would dare 1 . ..An-al. , titnt uuy teneher in i marh county worAd en.ull nurnher of fifty tt orris ! \c . o . Will not enter far- • ther tte wriltr no, one ~r• Iho • (t high', and ehceail the result be woe. el, :vit. , ...might feel neoemeltsted to exoteino 1 .0 qr- Iliogre yof thi ? tifliCle more t , your time woul.l permit. Prof. Allan ailtirtanal t 1 a liwailute r.t fores► times on various stiitlixi A, u na. ill - oiden4,lly ratitarkingou tile ent} condw.onnt our ("allitt ry. it was zunceiltitult to untlPret a nft tin nem isnenti we r e patriotic - Ind loyna. Inaowl. 1.611.7 . .11'w utejywa compon e.l of loyal taen nhd watiien, Inynl , nolonl4 . to thoir-Country, hat tae a d4 Mani; t,f m ill Ito to. The gontlt: Imum.% ho hal been ' , elected oi t t w , limo .fifflu el Meeting. no their pree:td.rq ; otiieer, E. i. DerwerLii, E.g., being fitment, &nil having •inettereti etreneelit eimuction with the office, tliert immesh° bfr doubbt in the miudd of homy neje whether be' defrayed from the funds 'bolonginglo the fulfil:no. A vote wee tiiitim which v ., nt, most tennnitnems in ti.ustainin4 the eitiotr in mmetion. , The wohle, bra re anti txug, K 1... have y Ma, .1 op their lives in defence rd,eur Leleved cetan try, were not forgotten, tld_ir I.ole mom mug, the lose of all our gallant , tlewl, we rent withpridr, to thentamber, fiver the' tette, era' profeenion who have fallen, t..tered wlthlin • mortal glory. ... • littoral new fe ttiti:e , . were iti!rceiu s te%i aznonnwhich was :hehobljng t.f ae Ay t toaj d . lion and Institute. till romper% bofield,fer, ono (toy only % the eruniug.bgipg etir,otcd lecture. It is tohoptyl thot thk r : lees tittl spent any result adynntageourly the col thntion of social and' friendly feeling %o mit& each other, and in the dertilopintat of tluntergenial qualitas of - the litdiralt - heart which make life so pleasant and hippy. The latter woulike , isr , eleminsilsrnismtal culture ugh*, mid be Aril 47 A ysitr 41 . 4Papez : If', 41 /on RC Ow CRua4Nattluignigi4L 7 T - g A.O pr.. . get sees were Isedeby Revs. BaropedondWilleoa Wit hster sndlwitruative: showing the Interest' thto , ielt In'the *moose, hitt ihnlynt the Insti tute; bqt kit pie cause of edusettlon gituinsikv. Prof: Itirpts; Also delivered .4 i ikdokreas which •Vus 4 ll 4* aPluVilhA 1/...111 who um." h'" 1, 1 4 .0, .4; I AltoOthOrdt 104 1 40/ 0 41 14 Vid !MOM' Wes ,wd_onr AultkhhtiNitewhow' ti o ' ARV 13.egc.#4,4:40 5 ",_ wia4 :414004* dw . . •IPultkoe .40., 1 4g1tt0f white Asp *,10442,1' 7 , 4 1 , 0 01 941 1 0 31 4 1 r 1 4( 'MP*. ' MEM ' OW* ado Iwo k. ' ll 4* q ati ord ant , , ebit Abe i e:41"444"61'1 4...47 s AL tavr, 0, • iigi = UArt, Or obtko liy
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