ill
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That adterts ti ettaWali t lisidkile
la the * well
to Wu Ivo jr. • - a ili.
)ow be M gijia4t if.
%m tell oldwto 11 .4
That I 44ll4. sietriettilll=Warabif 7l P 1 1 1 11441; ''' 40e ."
pin shannanet;
Bat h=llllll~ll4llolDed the depth of
If poi ditedeiMlLLUdiad-itobtitaiThri.- it
ob.
tbe ttf•ZlD r i ti t t i f il i ii L
violas lea
nt
Yirrt 7 rrt
Wlene Ha owe may o in her
la amender eke toperihrig*.4 , ivia imi baltlg
Nov her moot AnActliblheestk •
•Ter
klia laWile" k
t we t o= ii - • --,
As the sail %Irma Abeke Ow
w 4m.• •6f.i 41 Opt sit s ,
Ala !poem Waif
heed,
As the bMone of tialimirsitit-
I mow, _, - . &beeped esette
Above the burid •—• iiilllone who here -risked In
the demi ...,'" Jog .w.a ills o , ' , 1. .9 1 . t
HO a woman's Into may duals twits •lieentton
Wore,
While In her heart tin hasesing Me idarionetuo
ries dr pent 1 wt.
She mil smile on illrthet tweet flay, while the
heart, in deepest wee r
,
It skived in sable mournini for the loysoflong
ago. / t% t
=ME
Ab, bow nth Ogg iffeetwAhw 4 teibinirrolkforget
tUr h 0407. 41
When lore her peel y twattOriderithemerbloom
trarktwetit'
Oh, bow wall (to IMManitiorylten le told me of
htelore ' • '
When I drea med that I was happy as angels
orb *WWI
I vain *ere Wert effort to bldi from toem'ry's'
eight ' • ,
nose days of heavenly pleasure, those moments
. .
They were drawn hi rainbow colors by the mag
ic touch of youth—
I Innocently dreaming only !rarity add
truth;
Never thinking oldse anguish the 'briskets heart
most Isom;
Knowing nothing of the 1101T0.11 the beteayer's
hand entsowe,
Such rellectiosein bri me Mterow, but all In vain
• • I try
To schoo l my heart is hatred, that them mem-
Mire` arty die ;
For they breitbo upon my spirit, they born with
in my brain,
They whisper me of pleasnree • Shall never ice
again;
They torture me while waking, and they haunt
me when I sleep,
And across my brightest pissurures their length.
cited shadows creep.
When the future tames upon me, still my heart
will ever gtotot
lu tbo gloom whit+ h surrounding the grave
of buried hope; •
My rani will stlll remimber, though all other
powers should fall,
Yuan r vi t r w i le . t iri ztot. tound_ine, _or I_ beard
dn oasts In t he desert, is green Island in the
'When the oblides of life Iwo diiritext time days
- will ever be.
• . .
11 • will learn the tearful anguish oranunrequl
ted luee,
Fur the (hada Ithebetwlor Kra Itrowried upon
Aimee;
Oft the put will Osumi t'ordre him, as a`Vpoctra
from the tomb,
When hie heatt js fun 2f Radians' and his soul is
n
tu et,
Than a ieSaution certain will surround his
lite with woe
Anil Lim monery 'till will linger on tho love of
.•
lung-ago;
Ile - will long foram alregUoa which he won but
to betray •
Whew all his liopbe are blighted and his joy. all
dowiaiway.
Bat vain are all my erode to hate him, or
forget
Those happy, happy mammies whlidi throng
around ui Jr" •
1 eon only hide my surrovr . pat the world shall
nevellsiaoti'
flow my droner of love has faded in darhost
shades of woe;
but the past wilt eve( linger In my =Wry
sy beforapc
And tell MC as Iysarrow, "lore is lova furtive,-
Atom
PEACE COMING THROUGH'CANK
AUPTOY; • .;
Are there any ,
dignitAlkaset - ' Are there
signs of humanjty awl reason breaking
through thelS* clouds thothang over our
country t
untry ? there are signs of pesice,buf
not of hunts mi,a - reason, The .authors
and managers of the wirlrere loat to those
virtues long before the war begun. Peace,
Peace when Stooges, will come in spite • of
them. They 'will fight against It, plot
against It, and abindon the tied of blood
only when Screed by ineserablsneeessity..—
As long as it is possible for the war to last,
the party in PeVer will h ''on to it, from
mutate of meelonlsaisl - „t0A„.'.1..1 4! 'lOl
e it
as of avarice
,and resents- he gni Oi r iesoo,
ends the theatre of their ma as, and plun
der. Pamela la thsin.Whatirer ill 30.....the1r.
country—ruin twhatithe day of . judgment,
is to the shiner, 1 fiinsiA settlement nf r the
*bole otx if Iffpnes • Like the cornered
high's llitr lOU give up only through
exhaustion. Thatipohtt cannot befir off.—
They cannot get.on much further 'without
an amount of money which it will he impos
sible to raise by tilt system of fraud and de
ception, which &prisms to be the only mews
comprehended by the SAlnlbtistration. In the
sums required for the prosecution of the
war, real money does not exist, within the
possible pia* of the United States; and
printed Or, .1 terfeit money, IS rillia* pp
pronehlnikrle where It must burst like
a bubbia, A ii mathiA r o b o'4 own froth
=At t .,.... - - , , my „ Secretary
ea for its . 'Printing Pprtiasa •
are not Rpanqqt4 it,is , easy ' enough to
strike arsdlutidsml/Sheusand 'scallions of
'Printed. InstekendslW Sid entangled Secrets
*/ Urns, le last to oomprohdtst Alutt 4*
fallow h -, .#4 : .4,„,,.. he hurries on
the , .,.,„( - :.'„ - ..4. 1 .1., 'idtfg'inad Of these,
the printed " •,:. , .4:41,1 . 1, = in. '. coo
I. . • dangis• • 4 040 '''''''?•) s. ' 4 4lr l . . ....' ,
ziTo-day tholebt • . • . , 4 4, '
money. Xrdstdom • r. , , , . 4 „,,„,,
Isle Issimoirii, , • • • ' .9 .. i the,..l
pople begin, • 1.. gilt . • • i • •
i ii :is
a qnsithSe.' , i'r'e.'"' • - • '• Sr . •
movedby • liP ei ''• .• r, ii .... , .
quito-unismo• qr. , . ." '',, •.••'. '- ~•r, .
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don that it. •• • .7"' ppt: ', ,‘ • •• 12.11, : .
rgr* it t. ad .... Ai, , i .. :"`:f k .'
*li mo
mit, • 1
.... tor . . -
Wen these • lf"'lmpattrommosilliml•
that the popplamondidiene• be/Ono-0414w
It stsgsets—dliddist AU, unless the' singl
ing tddapfliebt is hamodistdry sibitokid. ••• If
trlth all ihp India .; ..
ti' . ). pile
e
hank*, the - , • r, ' l C ~.; le
blindly oq ,••• ''
• • ." • . 1 . 41}0k,
? i t
titration, it iii . , j . • ho,nniact , o
gallons, what m • .boil% fat* • ishilp #O3,
props give srsy—as they are sup to 00,
r idmitiustion or look of o , 4lLiltsinef
II 4111140,dietdr 'lat . ! tits' lb*,
Olgolltlat of kW plibilahuide WM* run tab
IDIMM!!!
r....,:-••• -
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ti• t,c4 ,,,..„ , ~.„,t rY otl
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itlit . - ~
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4 w, aii :
.. 1 , : . ~or,- • i . Ilejtlltriligi
• - gor alai, i. ILLitd : IWltid 110 Poliki
nee- It Inuit 171 . 011iraffelin and
theftwotike : 1 , , . ‘elßeisibtamonnt to•
vette • *elseritiembr milimei emtwrallg I lthile•
phog
this ht tetkithis Eltglegitserof the Tree-
itury,, ',Wvetek, oltailhomkplunged up to
his c 'a sem- of tTsilasite)t warrants:--'
'Whitt eVeritaCt i s a r lea. boundlees petit.;
jip , , , l iigg r -To all, he says. in
,go ~. • •... teti t et imarvin, the' Vela.
, •lin latl y 4 = tilne I nene.'? • • The:
1 , • t • - lib eat milt&
that el* WWI, ” * 1 lase., 14kd t a,
man In tire ainslitetna, he findelhimself swept.
ion by the dovouthig eddies, until tee is be
yond theveseli oftheitt;or the hope of mer
ci. He ettaigkilepl+ He oriel, for help! -Ner.
It rpvis tip ble &Ads in agony. In gain:—.
ailing eta seek hint from the mighty - gilt
of waters. Under threAireetion of such gap,
tainens Linotin end Chase, the ship of piste
is whirling rimed in the outer current of a
finanelalloaelstitost. 'Nothing can save it:—
You may cry genitor,' at every man who
Sega theirtuLabout-timp—atatterr-but--suctir
cries will not check die speed' at width the
Administration drives it on into bankruptcy.
Let it drive on, since its deluded supporters
Andnot be satistred until the - crash cornea.
And when it comes, the war must and—end
disastrously and disgrocefullY, to those who
have conducted it;but happily to the nation
since we can have peace cm np lighter teOte.,
. .. . ..,
=
. . . . .
taken to save or 'reconstruct the Etnik4., un
til there is an end to fighting, thepeciple
will welcome an ordeal, however selere',that
beings about the beneficial result. Bea
lest and
mention of tini word ripudiarion. but - their
lir not mend the .ntatterdoti
not oloso the door of even theirptalla .
idtel
leot twinet the convtOtion that It is Inevita
ble. The stun IS a simple'one. The inter
est on the present debt' ie $1,400,000,000,
fourteen hundred Millions of dollars, every
ten yoirs. The' annual export agricultural
productions of the North, for the ten years
eliding 1808, amount to only 11811;817-,278.
Hereafter the surplus wealth of the North,
will fall, for a great many years, far' below
the above figureerbecaueo a million of Men
who havoheon producers of wealth, bare
been drawn off into the army, where' they
not only ceased to be producers but 'lave
become non-producing oonstuncrs, and des
troyers of wealth already accumulated, If
all the surplus productions of the North and
West are hereafter givenup to the Govern
triertt they li4try-only-talraotien - of--the
bare interest on the war debt. This Is, If
all the farmers, producers, and laborers,
giverp tothormyrunnwit — errery - - duller of
t heir earnings, except what barely supports
life, they can only succeed in_pa_ying_n Awn-
Mitt of Mit Th - o - Republican debt.
What must become of the principal, where the
paythent of theinterest is beyond the possi
ble reach of the people? Is there any es
cape,-except through hhe door by which our
continental debt WY rolled off from the
shoulders of the people ?
Repudiation, therefore, le not a question
of right or wrong, but. of ,necessity. All
must agree that rapudiation is a very bad
Li ng,. but this generwl condemnation does
not remove itaineritaldlity, Death is an un
wealcome vicifbr to all, but all must never
theless, submit to it. The wretch who would
advise num, in their lives, to. ignore the
Net. that *bap nun die, has a mate in the
fool-who wouldlwortnt men filnt discuss
ing tote quest n, so vital to a nation's
life.
Morau,in his, in Most respeets, excellent
work on money, says ; "Government Wi
per money ' =filet, . successfully, for any
lengot,of time, perform the functions of
mouoy a ffecautie it is invaribly !Muted as a
financial resource, in moments, of emergep
-9,, general)) , when war is ruthlessly des
ire -ling both life and property. tern
ment papetmontiy, insteadrepresent g ex
isting results of latent, ready to eels
the paper money MI dthluind of the holders,
onlyrepreeen=rrty and lives already
consumed or d 6d, and labor unproduc
tively employed: - ow - entieneh paperis
sues long perform the *notions -,,ef mon ey,,
when metallie,money cannot perform Item
unless ionstantly!redeemed with usual - in-
salts of labor and with, useful services 1—
Money cannot be redeepagd wit useful results, •
of labor, unless Matt, bare been produced, •
eitonomiied, and thus exist for those who de-
sire them in exchange for money."
The history of paper money. fully juatibes '
these remarks. The French Government ~in
1718, theatdsened paper money on the ortdit
iinke'Gkiveiiiinlint, by , rating Mr. ".4 10 , 8
tMlcbrated Bank into a national institution.
Within one year-otthe data of theostablish
ment.4 tiiis.4tojtal Bank - of France, its pa
per proWlice, te_pay; ClufWed evident aline of
"P""4.44lkpl,“Thejoiingtmautfien. to the
re Ns , iltiOtirey .by he edict, uttered
bi.DeoltuthelA ;,#l4Y,Utorestkef,. Hi .ra
• money oute 4AVe, Jper gent, a
bove silve4 l l o ; Tf i lt lteltle , ddlOt fOrbld . specie.
to be.used,aiall
...nuns, under 21;19 IlVers,
au1t1 01 .4,499 1 1p *EU .P1ity,517444 pa
per,oontured, Ogle* peo_ple, hoe- !
ded jewelry in precious stand in bider to
layArsoltutiAting-tbaLaeavenek.l*).o o
v* Wr a• A1TC= 4 ' 3 4:614
.11
people . . -- .....r 1
dIX44
lot forbid them tolavepearls, diamonds
or pradookl 6 , it, BM the /ornament
Paper moan I ,
, ',, eix LONA
edict tient At'. pternment 1 db
trii4041:111t144196,1,L)
,Pit;
,
Ex=iso iuttrii pousZapp - r0w544.4 I
sue 6/41,011kiliventi - ~I,.ta erit., - ,k:
flail liovernmenepapar linoney,4l . pollatal,
And Inallyiltir eh* elth al Mande. 720 i 'an:
edict Until hibitld.ftaby paynient io be
mit% "id ,'-'....ie1. willtrn , the . riper fabrie
otumbllidoind, in Ihkirmeddieenliitlesi
of Frazee might have a - hundred millions et
"Governman money in his poolistel and yet,
siiirti tirdeeithl64 theivantoaiiteans to buy
a nnel i of vietuals.., WhenVs ratiab j
itilcroVenisitteit e r mop .1i , its .. .
t 1 94 It i a 1* I :",
g l 4 • 11-1 4*
Mt V e . there ware 9 . 01:* _ *OO lno.•
ONFC4f9O O IO,.Ift hf/ . 7 P.,./ . -4
,taieltem.. 4bentlovenntookot bl u r Iftpllllj
.antruiyaleeme•tsuelt•wirkstd :, * oh-.
tittilritaikilit lilag.thet its mere .llopirr , leo,
Xpay
s itin " idt i equal 9 money„ nor be
ibn o w ..r*lti ll
r i InonetrotOlivelhiPithiall
1131 of the _ . , to
n . old It. : . ” , • •1r lediteig #
ifl; .• '•'' .. • ,• • • . . ; :- .‘ - , sko ,
11i6V` f r 44:i " ...'. ~
On :e etc * 6.1::!, , A:iip,?;4, I
tbrwara. 1-7,- .• .-- , 1 in. . ~ . -....'y
sosedloarintndred milliows of flaw* *ljgr
GIiGiIRE
r~ ♦ V K. Hlh~-
--BVW --Ett.437IMAX,. MARcit 18, 18646
per, 64 the credit of the Government.' Witte
nienid.FrinWitunik that , heads, and with
: Akeedtbirtkat they would
bring ruiW Wotti Upon the • govern
hien,k Mrtf,hil POOple. • flit they Were aden
oid by the ory, "What, lb not the 4:lorern- ,
moils good?" ' T 6 dobbt ip it' ,' to
iftehr the iihargel j of being . O'foe to the Goy
ortiment•—dhoh littieftarge bodes ;•beamne
necesear,y,nhd is a c'enseqtteticei the early:
eat. began to decline. "Air, Litt" said th'e
wistrren." "we told yen so l".' But die gor
eminent came up tetorittely. though not
widely, to the reknit dritatiarlingourreney,
It resorted to the Meet dtpotie meastires, to
keep it at par, prohi bit ed the item ottnera
tato coin. And 6naflr In 1790, -• just As
years after its first paper, litinni;. it uttered a
decree Ofdeath c itgelord all 'who bbonla retiree
total° It it pod'. Bat, len underthis tart:
hie taw; paper soon ell to — ho-hilt of
one •PbrOtnt• ' And lined) , it took 10000 of
Government paper francs to buy A pair , of
body,. In nips* good times, for the ellty
peopleviho lOW d little while • before split
their throalsiti bawling; • "Wbiul. is not
the (internment money good?' •• It. took 700
francs of thht excellent (lovirnment Intently
to buy a Frenchman a pound of butter.—
Those who hall confidingly hoarded this ex:
°client Government money,could the. • 'l.
• rand - trostr treir children to a ado o
barley candy, for 80 frames.
It fa interesting to see how the rate
of depreeiation of Government paper_
kept pace with the increase of its
Thule:
Ist issue,. 400 millions of francs.
2nd , lune,- 120 millions Ldjscotint 10 per
Cent,
tenL
4th Woo, 6,0050 mitliops ; discount 66 per
cant. , .
, •
When t h e whole iillllo SarlOul4"l tf,i 8,000
Winans of Midas. the discount Ototti 78 Pe
Gent. And ,finally, in ma, only Are years
after the first issue, when the whole amount
Mae twenty thousand millions of francs, the
discount was 99 par cent.
boon after this the Government paper. fell
fell to zero, and was abandoned as value
less.
1 -,..
I - :rhe experience of Bessie with Govern-
I meet paper. i f lessdisastrous, is none the lees
instructiVeln teaching the great lesson that
len t
it is riot within the power. of any Goy -
ment to make it its mere paper issue o f re
mise to pay pass same* far any- of
th e e, .
Our own Continentiti paper morals based
upon the. credit of the Government of the
United Eitates,•isll luminous example of the
,fate of suoh•money. We have only to teat
our eyes backwards 80 years to get a vision.
of the path we are traveling now. As • the
Continental-timgress-inaresselfits-paper
sues,the price of everything went up, or more
properly speaking, the value of :the Govern-
Mit t - pe'per Itte4iC &OW: TAtfevtbill - refluTt
was foolishly charged to apesulatortan' sil
ver and gold, just as similar foolish people
charge now.AllTnitilrireiti - denouno • • r
enemies- of their country.. In some eases
the stomstrof merobafita were broken • open,
and their , goods sold at limited prices, by
committees appointed by The people. As
early as 1779, Congress resolved that "who
ever should refuse to receive in payment
Continental hills, should he deelared an ene
my of his country." That is, all who did
not succeed in making the Government's
more promise to pay equal to gold and sal
roe, were to be outlawed. The porosities in-
Rioted, at different times, to keep up the
credit of Goiernment paper, were most dis
graceful to all concerned in them—ruining
many illqu_ginds ofcinnooeut people, • while
L e
• y• couldbring no relief to the. pressing
enmities of the Government. Never was
se more just than our Revolution. Nev
er was a debt/note honestly contracted. But
it bad to be repuMeted, because it was be
yond the ter& of all:real money at the cont.
mend of the coontry,.and it is not in the pew
er of mate to make the mere paper promise
of .Government long pass fon money. It was
inevitable that the Continental mew should
oink in: value in proportiep to the increase
of its 'isms. t The!pet was. made in 1775.
The depreciation began iuthrei years after-
vrards, and wentton, as fellows t
• Mirth, 1778,4/ in mantissa worth $1 75
in Paper.
Sept., 1778, $1 in coin was worth $4 hips
.
per. • -
Muth, 111, $1 Is Ma was worth 18 in pa
per
J 1
-Sept, '79 $1 in dole Was worth $lB in pa-
c.. •
• Mantilla°, $1 in dein was worth 40 in pa-
Per.
Deo. 1789 $1 in Gain was worth $lOO in pi.
per.
May 1781$1 M coin was worth.s6oo in pa
per.
NOttontufter thine days the h old er ofirov•
arnment money paid $20,000 for sham, $lO
- lb* a half metedof tea. 4 -
Nobody ouhkoomplain that the debt was
of fsirlysontrant4d. Bvt . fpilure • and re
udiation, wee wen the lose ineVita
le. But who,. Jet. us ask; when *hope°.
ple some to their emu% „mill -*serpent the
debt whielrtheAdmhtionntion, will leave up
on the doubly! iTo be sure they will , bo ,
told that Me debit/use be, honestly paid. , .,But
who earivronAme.thst.the t people •will , not
takittleto4heir heads OM* if it was , korr
Wig ixistraeted t •If .one-half is due to-parti
san sat* plunder, andlhoother half to ex ,
!meddling' reoklesd unoonstitutional
ly incurred; who d in that , the pee.
pie, will not, in some moment 'of deeper.
ate impatience under the GA:thing load,
Altrowthembale berthas from Asir shied.
!der, I • The fool of the fanatic Amy, sled
. • and say sit Ltrisht died thie Wise
• prudentman:wilkeellialy *nation bide,
ry'and the peseionslotmen, • Mui endeavor
hy‘tbmpestvitt•formre Advised, of the
• •,xA" ,; ..• , • . •
Phase will te O and4absorbimpiptel.
timetretty sent • • • ~,•• ••• , •1„ ,
• ••••• • .
;Noir sosOh Waifs debt.wrs ireoleatromitio'
rreo•O' bptin Tarty who ...ddb*
Is it, • Cower !Ifr a•Peadtir.42 61;
.~
• r
_ ".1
=I
posterity., are aillthiepriiiiiitit nor Matee-.
men. The werkingetpasesoybO , cannot be
held, either in their num persecutor those of
their Ineestorei to help. any degree memo*.
sib% for this reekless, UntWOOSSarY, and-un
etittstitutionabexpendlture; Are to be charg
' elf in perpetuitylwitit • burden ..not to be le
vied on any property presum4lo haveluten
benefited 'or pro Meted by that expenditure,
'but on their , mueclect Ermine. and sinews,
generation after generation. • ' -
The theOrY iof the Admiiiistiatien is flint
:the entire propertrandladustry ot the
nC-
Iton mortgaged for.the itedimption of:
its ps.perprombes to rip seems to he
obtitioirCbf feet it all thin property is
in the hands of individeale, m , lispende upon
the result of inidivittriarenterptise. . Behind
all this dila - tee individual w e on which
dectendtrentitpiftthe qatbetion e on_
ObilecitioNiP*Per ' Occpay.
WiTliims mei tbstrihe whole sarPlus income
of the oomph* will fall mooed way 'shout of
payinitenteri the interest on the debt, and we
muStishikintertpt and principle together,
at no distant day, unless* change epeedily
ehmes 011 . GT the dream of the .tdininistration.
That change 1.-not to be hoped for. As well
look for, life in the dead. as to expect wisdom
in thin Aibritistration. Bost the country,
tyo nv! be oe, ha U.* likape_efows
financial ruin ? It seems inesitab l ri:Tt r .
there is a redeeming star shinning in this
I night of finance. The day that breaks the
paper bubble of tie Administration, will al
se atop the ageless, the horribe shedding of
the blood of one, countrymen I The moon
Rhode its bright beams upon thp gloomy
vault of the grave yard—so the star of peace
shines above the dark gulf of bankruptcy.—
"
A PROCLAMATION OF AMNESTY TO
. - MY "ERRING SISTERS." -
•
Thd following, front thelan glir "(Maine)
Denwcrat,le'e goof! "tag of." It displays
full as much Tense, end's great deal more
wit, than tintioln's T'xioolimation of "amnes
ty;" and really echoes „Linoolniam in much
WALT Manner than Lincoln can do it hith
eelf: ,
Whereas, A,dosen of my wayward "Sis
ters" did, on a mutate day, elope from my
bom•cling-house, , with a wttrthy scam - 1l nambd
&warm Confederacy, (so-called) Without
cause or pm's-cation, having set up house"
keeping for themselves in a rioketty shanty,
situated south of the old hoineaterul ; and,
Whereas, Alf shanty-was built on my land,
whioh I inherited, from my old Puritan
Tither; and, . .
Whereas, The aforesaid "Sisters"have be
,, tly_riurtittaiiit_citcum hamlet!. 'in
somuch as to be in want of certain neeessa
reties, euchie ten, 'bacon and.dimity ; and,
-- Whavra; The - I.bullioue
lion of .these " Slitters" has become subdued
they have repented of their transgressions
nd-become usY, -to thir-trite Abraham
faith:
- . l l mrefqxi44 Itatbe sweetness of iny tern
per,and in the magnanimity of my gener
ous nature, do qrdeln, promulgate, set forth
and let fly thy conditions upon which they
may be received again into iny bosom.
kr et, Titeso runaway fectudes,ribove men
tioned, are required to pack their earnings,
bosom-pins, sidecombs, perfume-bottler,
cups and saucers, candlermOulds and all
other. ornaments, usually , denominated
, louse-keeping," and deliver the same with
in thirty days at Fortress Monroe, in the
care of Major-General Butler, who has a
peculiar knack for the safe-keeping of other
people's property.
Second, Ever' Sinter owning certaittihat-
Iles sailed dross, mulattoes, quadroons,
or other property of a'inined or colored no
lure, are required to paste over their two
qes a postal currency, of a denomination
not less than five cents, main such-II man
ner as to prevent them from ever finding
their visy back, and cause - .them to be de‘
livered, ytithbut delay,lst the “Emancipittion
Bureau," soon tO be rooted ' L in Washington,
and of which .feshua 'Giddings, Wendell
Phillips and Pillsbury are to be the Qrand
Yalund, and Susan B. Anthony,' Lucretia
Mott and Mrs. Roqe,'' the Nhetal Virgins.
In the meantime, while this edifice is' being
constructed the said negroes will occupy the
mooseyard, formerly called Maryland, but
which of-late, by direction of the President,
has been humanely converted into &pasture
'tillable for this purpose.
Third, As the said "Sisters," after the'' ,
return, will have nofurthernse for the house
andiet where they have been living, they
ire hereby ordered to bring along with them
a quit-claim deed of the same which will be
taken in payment for their board and other
expenses during-their elopagit. -
The above- terms. autving—been—oomplied
with;h the following- - esth of affirmation, if
subscribed to, wilistod the restoratien,-'un
less I happen' to change my mind. Perhaps
Taney °delude to de it in some other way,
and hence no "Sinter" will le obliged to take
it tulles, she wants to.
=
I, °Anglia*, do hereby affirm and de
clare, that I will suppor th e President
a the United „Suttee, • b enefactor, I
land, during his 'nature life. That I will
support all his prooburtatitins, both past Mid
present ; those made last year and 'those to
be made nez) year. That I will support ali
Lis triturate*, whether be utters them or
not ;roll his wink., 'Mils; samisns. anec
dotes; contbrtiOns, oenundrume and tits
affi-pox. And I further- declare that, in
thesaidDectur thall# decline thultent
or, bf whit% theaivuoisisnediateProllPoote.
I will support fad son ,“Bobby" (sozealled)
..b*thei same deittion to is the ease of the
elre. And I farther etiolate '64 in mule I
should **Add rOself in dontrwm how to
ttet 1p any preeihietrethatertio I ill not PN
b' 3.?%111, ( livr 131 s be
but
pNO Oat, e
'spry lin to .We 'Wools*
Ah any; Mott Ind ~or to theitorpletto
I on gib*, lltnietitteteotiy, to- iiiiinot nie
Itilbohnd
i tcdtt , ty. ' ' - levet.
'1 1 : All 4 t t:Oopor kr elate•that I
h iitekioW 111 , 161111patfor tome thote,l
Mid* toldtiottlun the law ,
' %I' ik 4.oltlitineetrfoolish
The - i •asinilt ides s
,rnetAin oi
El
10111R0R. 14
oONOITio,N or TITS, SOUTH, AO.
The following picture Ofikke ibfferings of
the people of 'the South; the freer begrime,
and Gen. Butler, is painted by - oovOrnor
Allen; of Louistrazia. In his inaugural mea
-1 sage, published a few digs ago: We copy
from the New York Workft correspondent,
1 r
writing from New Orleans_ lie say's:
..
I ~ "do to Now England, Now Yo, t* oil Illl
mole and you will s find them evrywherb per
terming the mental office* of life. If when
' this war is ended there should be found a
live any.negroasid - the bandit of the enemy
they will have a hard time indeed. They
will net be permitted to labor on ...the rail
' _tootle, the cannals or the Public:: workeef
I atny kind, for the Irish and Dutch will ries
in mobs and *bidetheteang.„- . ,Esinkessoqiety
will not educate them for th e . bar, the bench,
or the pulpit. Tankee pride - willhot toler
ate their intermarriage With the whites.- : -:
Driven from i tini social circle and all , the in
dustriad purguit of life, what will become of
the poor negro ? * * * * tt * * *
There are two kinds of abolitionist—,the po-'
laical and the religtona . --the religious steal
the negro and the political kill him. From
i t
r ioille informstion. in toy possession; --two
Wls of all the negroes that have gone-to
ti .nemy are how in their grates. Many
Are daily- desertiagnad ietorning to their
old masters, sick and sore and' emaciated,
rtiul begging that they may bripermited to
die at home in peace. There was once in
river parish and the lower portion of this
state the most contented add happy race of
laborers every seen on this earth. Music
from their co , ortable quarters, for peace
and plenty and quiet blessed both mister
and lorvent. But now desolation, want and
disease till the eablith 'of these ante happy
and -contented-laborers - In; an - evil hour
kbe destroyer elute. iia Poi B OPO4 t4t W . °
and corrupted the hearts of these people.--
They have either been ebtleed away from'
their homes or driver off by force of arms,
CO how upffs .hard. fare and bard worly•
they can onryc.dream of the bkosjng or the
old, plantation wliere the meathouso and_the
corn-crib were *Ways fall sod at their com
mand. The white inhabitants of oar state
have suffered much in this • war, but the
blacks have suffered far more."
0 overndrlifietrierm that - ttie - *NM will
never knowthe sugerings of the people.*
The n11111)-11.0411161 have been stripped, barns
destroyed, desolation is everywhere in the
trail of the invaders.. In the Mice It is
worse. Butler came to New Orleans and
instituted a saturnalia of thieves.- He came
there &bankrupt. and went a way a million
aire. "A"lary portion of the movable
wealth of the city of NeW I:ieryHtlitrtUmer
Loutsiena liiiiUoniiiiisferred to the pock
ets of this , blear-eyed incarnate devil—a
change and,sent to ffiurope, end he id' now
by far the richest man on the eentinent..!
-Ilatiragged-fromitAttek-bed . ao,aged cittlsn
"thrust him into a cold- and• miserable cell,
and he died fromthatreitmepL"o-*ore
open the _tomb of General Albert Sidney
Johnson, and robbed the grave of thlat'lltd
!ant . In BAtehrlicnige thi 'leggy
not only destined public but private prop
erty. "Not satisfied with burning the State
House, with its valuable library, they
took malicious pleasure in robbing nearly
every private rosidenbe in the place. They
carried away im part of their warltkq troph
ies fifty private pianos. The wardrobes of
ladles were broken open and searalied by
Tanyee commissioned offieers, add silk dres,
see were taken by these ratters, and sent
to their own families in Yankee land:"
"in Point Coupes," says the inaugural,
"they deliberately fired their canton upon
the parish church while the people were
engaged in worship, and in Florida they
tore the sacred emblems of the Saviour from
the alter, and with unholy hamis prostieu:
ted them in, their filthy camps. If all the
riah household furniture, and jowete, and
*On, the plata that Moral °Metro haver
stolen from the people of the confederacy.
were heaped into one vest pile, it would
form a hugo monument of shame 'at; which
the civilised and chribtian world woad
stand &gest. Yet no federal officer has ever
been punished for these robberies ; Boast
and Neal Dow, with a host of Wier scoun
drels, still go •utterhipped of justice; *
There is a wild hunt for plunder, a realists
for stealng ' from the Major-General down to
the lowest offle'ertit the ranks, and all this
is done In the nineteenth century, and ooun
tenanced, yea applauded, by people who
road Gm bible and claim to be Christian."
Tun )3tonor or 03404 on TIM WAN.—
Dr, Siliot, - ,theinitilotte'llishop of Georgia,
in 1 late sermon 'preached" in Savannah, ex
libits-the. altarastitaa. -before to, lb. *few
sentences ; Produi lath all 11 ' 4 fire of a
prophet patriot. monads, indeed, Words
that turn: '
"Forward my learnt*, • With our shields
looked and our trust in Oat, ler bur only
movement pow. It is to 'late teen to go
Itokerord,, We rn 4 iitit hare,Lohis' backward
a yeartfo, whin . eartilYSfai victorious)) .
Ouse
i n at ilii" tat af irdithlikgtoni-and
"O t e e ing a suoilenifld' bay- Hes
n qr o Welt, had 'we' been content to
, bar humiliation for 'ourailiis and degreda
tiOnjor our children. _
- .41%4 Unit iano-loiiger-left..ne It IA '
victory; or unconditional embeniorion ; sub
lidaded not to the eoheeristive• And Chris
tian neOhlont, the l4rh , but tp a lArty of
infidel fart rah an aimi'ef needy and'
greaa, y sid .e pg:thilr Was WWI Asti be,
able to ?es ' thenritn lidi burr* eiettUr
Whell thrti l /01 1 7 Ilkarestedies, When the' ad.
* 0.4 11 4 440,9 Tb . e over, mid' 'the apttilt
Juni
voattp.e'diffillid. well onthare wißroush
'to .
1 40,411:'llretii 'irentetrir titti rush
Aegiond, . and' WY iiill , 'weep
d0*34.,.4 iihrttle Ottani o f Italy. And
tho?ott: ' d An' defent
,that liiindy . which ,
1 3 , 4)14..114d nut let "drop' . " ..'" ..
tlrq# ifro . Vq34I:HW, wi .4 :110110 liql
: 1 4044.0....._ k' ' r !"I '• •., ' • / 1 0 1 1 14
' 4D •IO 4 ,9 '.c ~,, ' ' • •.4,„,- .‘w
ilibitiOc - • •
sili ilia iti "..--, ' ..... ,• .; • littsbadi
iltizenis, but how tern . will be .rabt•••itii-•
appoinigsne r-Taw - 11M — hummtal ignoble
hone; overcrturbyoolealisdares
indrapaelotio-I"saltlwidl Miss glie
badge of la'sniapue*atuss,Pariasis; , •
yoartfelldwiensdaninelpgyurn* .. •
pedrilentr •• dtAissaa+ivo .. • ' I '
I tin* ihredutesimanial irlearisrh' ' '
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moikidti. 4 gassorme •
reo 14its lii22 . fta s la . t4' it,
1 ' take 4 i.lllkl " 4114,
OW ' idle*
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It will be tennewhernd that. out ,of the ono
hundred ani Ilfty,Mninuuthiteette aidnoteni f eptot
to South Corollas to educate the nigtere, elity
Anti of them, in fees than nap - year have" been
corapello4 to abandon the big Diggers; and open
np nurseries for their owe little one,, _
Foul and sixty Boating data,
Cream el:ye Yankee nation,
Descended strisiglit from Plymouth Stock
Yo pattern ot crtationl ,
They volonteennl fid; mereleono.
All on shay mission, . I •
To ;doom" /I! nillgcn'
• And remodel.. their . „
TimpaJl went dortn tollllton lioad,
With Foote, and oaken and 6aMitio,
To oncnachoola and innethigloaso
For Nigl - and doodlet-thurdtem''
They labured hard laAir clay land night,
' By auplig i lit an d
h tiy • rliun-heau,
We - firreaf mi r ye [1041 7
And they arrestled.to-witft gumbo.
They follow il hup this Work of loco
With puritanic eigor o _
Till each ono, on bar own account,
Brought forth a little nigger.
And now no doubt ye Booting Gala,
Of - 1111hij: up yd t'ountry,
With s "yeller" populatio!t.:
Aedeopn. well htw Np ir ku ) ..l planet
' And Abelittimaniorier
About this, teary Yankee way:
elevate ye nigger.
P4l.l.iivent; March 14tb,
THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER.
The town elections eriatehla-re just taken
place -in New_ York i , allows decided demo
t
—Artemyc Ward t.hin)ta it a big thing
not. to hive a wifit--nOlieht/e - bbart to got
up in the-morning to blind ebsgre.
—in editorial jenitine Ways "Mtn. Lin
coln; iv always well dreseid,'? go ea .bore
huebandbe pretty well dressed anttnant tall,
—The Sultan of Trucker, it may thir
ty-four years of agt and hts hair is gray.—
MIS then-be boa-lo- 11141331-- - -poor
•
man.
motion the Runs on, 4 . e wrong to cheat a
lady ?" The result is expeeied to be 'no, but
irtniettdo." • .
-----A. married monster said that ho late
ly dreamed that •bq•had an angel by Ms side,
but. upon making up found that is was only
his wife.
( . I ., titte trout Chleap In the .Frie
dem on , at Louisville, announood
that so s Z77t i lie 'Germane of Obios,ge had
turned Copperheads•
'A gentleman who recently returned west
from Washington made the remark that ho
was snrprisod to find out how little brains
jt took to carry on a government..
--L—nlleast Butler has limed an oilier for
bidding white women from going through
the lines without pass from him. That
will probably prevent all respectable women
from attempting to go through -his domin
ions.
—Vice PrenidOnt Hamlin Is said to be
the mostrioleat opponent of Lincoln's re
nconiuMlon, . In his opinion it was all right
before but Its all wrong now. Hamnibal's
stoond sober though may by the truest ono
of his life.
—Mr. Lincoln, when tusked recently if
the eampatan prooLmnstion was a finality,
replied : • ”I am s slqyr walker, bat I never
walk batik." Well, =INs we are much mis
taken; he wM “walk battk"loSpringfield on
the fifth of March, 1886.
1.---At a dancing match at Chicago re
cently, a buxom Didcdt - girl dancing Wine
hours etuuitantly when her pallier ack
nowledged .Ifirneelf fairly beaten and.
very, very tired• The damsel- thew took sin
&nes of lager and wont quietly to break
fast. •
- --Theodore Tilton eve that "pia na
tion has a baby at the %reset, the negro."
Yee, and it to a plat n and paltaible ease of
taaretou: 'The' - Abolition party brought
the brat forth,. and then like any other piece
of depwity, pOned it elf-en a reepttoteldle
.
trio of the fined land on. pp
lower 3fiesisippl, have been totally
by Min. (Irani, who ant the Terre* ftellte;
perploile of. •drowning bllnmen; vellum quid
ohlktren who Asts. e aseeably HO% won
tlngte Rik!, . , ' , Horrid
eeiilnitrWetSWlltib I
ede n 7 of the
Ortiefty Vat sot
of &int o _ let .Iliviamed. • .
-the-
South to , oall itootoldieki it the orei, Why
ohoolaa: they t "lillivlt a Fr! Tye
IMO
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~~Y
f l ier AticTratansms.,,
N. YE MAGDALENES I
=I
MOW.4sl4llfollllla
- lI RIL ESStE: '"'r -
EY iiert
ati lieireto; (adminletritreii,llftio the Mr ,
:); ` Mire
fa To..neasea, presume tho
n0t0n41 .44 -4 1 -beturt""
protege of!expitistaii' is in . ow—
"Angthcr large sfilliMeit of &Ha
butternut, WritrhadV. 4116 1 1011ri
gordsi• 'thfil'lsflioft^ 4l olo#' 4l4l 4o4filiks
woman by birth i ft d edupsdfisn,Jll4 layl rig •
malvied a dashing Souffterndr; :nada her_
itemele Tentessessiwid4l9.-smlst-ftt-tfte.-Cor-4--
federacy. •Anotherla a Mktg Scot t "/41kirli
is, withal,something to admiral's t h e way
thesis Southern women stick te their fast:4lv •
ding chivalry. And there is something hie; , • •
finitely detestable In the , Way •some. ,suer,', , ,
Nub-officials are eilrielaugllummohto l o l l, o l -; •. . ,
gotten cpttha. ..
The,"spetting" process lulus bath teammate' `
to a huge gat of spelattlation. Lent be- '"
fore It is dreanuid by the MrdnitlettuF that, - • •
`Mfrs. A. fa is be sent beyond r
lines, the gallant Quartermaster, who^,brui,„
charge of iranerportationin the departnito.th,,
11.00011111111 visitor at said Isdy's intension-
Ilia ambulance Mat bet' service, roil hie or- ^
der.procures berabundende of tomMissary. ' •',
*lands. Nor victim, did *be -bur knowriti
these are among the first Wittman's! ef....kti , " • v—
itieloyeltr. weaker two after threw peel
fintinaries thelviderirlssued (colter exP.Siri
*ton:
Two days are perhaps 'given her
to dispose of her costly fetsketti. Ott
seus mill tourchase, bpi are;inforincd ''''
"the gag i
s niakeitdUreklideniskiii
.tiolite - Quarierinuescer. Me has boob so ••••-itol•'..•
eb ins, fie knew tt^^'did
that I. woutl•bo-sonmot prrail
sementx to buy all my t in : 'lf 'lttOwillt t •
WI you 4 14 , Y, all right. -
The frill 11 is, the kOOrIS were pureliesd
with fawnings and &Tom' and the Quarter.
tent prices, or ships them lionto to his Own
parlors on, government stme.po;ts... ' s th, '
but I noole a good eking of it this Morning."
held an Assistant Quartermaster to a, friend
the other day. "Yes, hut bow are you go
ing to get your Litings Noah I" "Olt, as to
that, you intivr we Quartermasters have. '
special wirattragest" Anil het-did - teaks ••ts •
good thing of it; not only in that case. but
in is half a dozen othersAliat J could mon,-
-
"1 have no objection to make to the ea-
Allston of these disloyal and rebel sympa
thising citizens. They, no doubt,
deserve their fate; but I do most eoletenly
protest againsi permitting &Wahl to"SIT,
their own drifty pockets at the expense od
the governments repulat iop. IL is trePleas
ant onougli to admit that the - neeesslties Of -
our cause require that *Kitten and • children
be sent out of our lines, without Laving thd • •
additional humiliation of eeeing•thepo aeo- ,
esaitles turned to the' gratification of person
al greed, and make the vehicle of all manner - -
of chicanery.
To sarthey are rebels knit their property .
ikrstudpoopostp,4l,lrur..eitotion .what
ever. Union men fare Joel as rebehan this,
If fewer speculations are noadd-ikiheltrAnot
posse, It IA only because they 'base /eft .• '
property to •be plundered. Where tjt( - '
carcass is, Wore will the eagles bo seamed ,
'together." . -
AN ESSAY ON A MULE/
I =1!
theu comes to a full 'atop, natur diitkovering
her miatMe. The. way moreakordis to .thir • •
eft' army otlmr tweet,* eseept a oxoflri , .
bar.
Tha leant 'heir army gelato* ar etertlitte
than the hoes, their ooze eve gig enough for
snow shoes. You. oestrus& Ikon with, soy
one whose life stint worth any more than We
mule's. The onlilva to kdsp thimln a pet
tar, is to turn them liter a mcdtra t ilieshi,4l....
had let Ahern Jump out. The ar e „Oki, .
usoluet. as soon as the Wilk-du to „ a
11 E- ,
T
Tha beret got enny more ends then si
tam street Jews, andlrill live On7t RAW
ry-bresh, with an ookasional.ohasei et kiwi'
thistles. • The are 'podium *remakes;
dont think the Bible deludes tit'theni "
Tha sell for more wenn,' than end . r:Othor"
domestic Animals. You east tell Weir :AO
by lookipg into their montiu . o3t, more; ,
than ye koutd et„ r itte s. The
never had no disease that **club wait heel.'
If discover die, Ibis must skean,. site tie lifer,
again, for i naves heami *shall ~pgr • 'let
mule." The' ere like dint mee t vary ltorept
at hart, lye node them to be- gobtl , for: di •
months just to git a change to kick ameba
dr- 3 owned one, nor neverftpea_n to, •
unless there if a United Stain law , bassetf
rtrip it.
Te only'retteonAmease tha an , plumbing .t
is because they are aenuani 01 thilleneillihr.— ,
I have nen eltioated mules in
konld kick a'na bite truant**. 'wan
sa what i am forted to' gay VIM% the
if hie birth was not aormutrao, ond l ittehogne."
to blame foe it.. Env, men who laorillin gut,
drive a mule ought to be, eZen/P-bjit
fists running for Ihe legielatnr. 'The gas, ‘.
strtisgeet /0111410.11 Peen 4144 and AusYlits Atile7
kording to their size., herd tell or eye
whb fel oph from the towpath on the tad=
awl, sad sunk' as Smut as be touched bitterer
babe kept throw twin the beat*, the 11Pit• +..
uitughttu, breathin through ,his-ears,, which'
was oat of water aboat woe feet and ''six* .
filches. 1,1104 see Iligi t but sat iakoktAlw,
oaf laid of ,teth
tioneer la ha unless he FAA win 4. 9mrs isi
mt.p.
4 -
Eiorprourr or r,fir,. no,
grqr are 144.0iitent:Tigt th. s ..peoo,6t
g rd eai4,lly,„ ige''l4lT-ipi-lialtgbillpig" l3
gkropy otAtnlsa4itiOzi." MLA. tt f lollo-Pi‘i
A1 . 44 , t1, BOtiton freir 'aniVostry itripuwitligfo
Woo Wif,01;11 letolbkpiltDuithio:44l ,
pibt ivirpirer to 1110446 i itiitlitiptifrir
-- •
"Na is *Oil :Oaie leaf ' nov:6o
4 -ftw
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