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NEW-YURK. TRIBUNE.
1863 i
The If ew-Yoek Tribune, first -.l*,
sncd in IS4I, >in'ii9 twenty-second
rears. has obtalned both a, larger and
L more widely diffused circulation thati
ary other newspaper ever published
v-m'America. Though it has suffered,
: j i; cummon with other journals,from
: tae volunteering and departure ofi
i ten's of thousands ' of its patrons'' to I
v-rre in the War for the Union, its I
k -jirculaticii on this 6th of December j
is as, follows: ,
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The following remarks were made by
il’Cnndlesa on the resolution ten
dering the use of the hall of the Soar
atf to Gov. Johnson, of Teun.. i and
I -Es-Gov. Wright, of Indiana, for the
| purpose pf .addressing their fellow ,
j citizens of Pennsylvania: ■ ul J ■.
I Mr. Speaker, why this angry arid
I discordant disputation herb? "What
is the proposition which has teen
_ I ruthlessly thrust upon us hero to sp
4 Aggregate.—...... ’ alvsde us ? Why, Strange as it> mat
■Bre-ensiiicatly a journal o( Koyra and appear, the proposition is iricrely tb
of .literature, The. Tiunc.vi: has politi- invito Gov. Andrew Johnson, of Ten^
■ which are wellcharac- nessee, to address ua o& the grebt
ifr.wil'Vtbosingle word Republican, political questions which have so di
y'jn'f Republican in its hearty adhesion vided us. and]which have brought the
•;-w the great ■truth fh[at -‘God has | n»P»l tefiiblo of civil wars upon us;—!■
’ mji .'e of one blood all nations of men” j And why not exfehd the hand of fell
—Republican in its asseidfoft of the jlowsliip and brotherly love lb thal
equal and inalienable rights of all; great and mighty old patriot; who
men; to “life, liberty, and the pursuit j has thrown bit the holy altar of bis
of happiness”—Republican in its' bleeding country, his’property, his
Ete.-ufiast,: earnest, deftiint hostility to I life—yea, his all, solely and cxchisive
every seli'emc ,an«l cfl’brt of the Slave; ly for the good of our common ebuntry
Rower, fnnn the Annexation of Texas! —to prevent trail Ora from polluting
to the groat Rebellion), , toigrasp the that glorious flag Of bur country, to
empire the New Woild and wield 1 which all true men and true patriots
the resources of our country for its I Willingly bow the knbe in Adoration?
own nggrandizomcnt-sjjepublicyih ihj Why refuse Jiiiri an audience m tlio
its .antagonism to the despots of the fold Keystone State, where loyalty Is
Old World, who fondly hail in, the] presumed to pervade j.t throughout its
perils .and calamines suddenly thrust entire length and breadth ? Refuse a
upon us by their American coniHer- lure patriot and loyal Union man the
part the overti.ro v and ruin of the halls Of the Capitol or tl.h nr h
Model Republic-Republican in its Stato. which has been first in fillW
. l ,‘, ul ’ e Thu tI . USt ‘ ltS f t th , .efott» »P her ,quota of troops—yea which
a,it f this atrocious Rebellion must has: moved more troops in the field
S 8 :rl overth "'T < 6f Rs iuid \yliicli hasJa*j*hid out her trei£
and. the firm establishment pro to a greater extent Ihnn *nt
■l rqualrighjtsand equal laws through- other State in or out of the Union—
‘/utthe whole extent of our country, to disenthrall tlio'oppressed of ti,„
ynerem.Liberty and Union shall in- South, and of Terinesstc ~.,i b
hen "’
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“ ‘ r t l “ nd t^ BOme exten l in supreme. Why then is ITc. to be L
,ie»e to Education, Temperance, Ag-( fused this small privilege ? TheSonL
r.iulturc, Inventions, and whafever/- tor-from Berks says it is because lm
e!ie may minister to the spiritual and has stood npifop the Government
■ nrlierial progress and t#II beiilg of the tho StSri-Kl ? ’
i «i.km<j ybut. for; the present its'crier- tins been friend and’supporter of
i Us.columns are mainly fie- the.- President.of the Un'itoT State* •'
vuwdjV. tuc intigpration and success because- -liie is' not; 'the canstitnUr. /!
, ef lgr tho Union. Its special Governor of; S
I wrreshoudeii's accompany eyory pation of the goveijnment
WoVl.ch „- d ? t t :at Steal Btrug- his, countenance that usurpation ■ il.nt
tOinLy^- 110 "*. nlt in i«‘« , the government ai wSSoni I
of the j tcndjng fast to a grand centralization
■if Peiico and Thrift to our distracted. Wtrttr-.tvr -
-\iiiing country.; We believe that not would bare thought that this rcsohi
•isjaffwiso. can a fuller pr v riu.rt been- tibii could have been the pretext for i
view of thb progress and charac i such an oit holy crusade against our r
;.r|.of this mmiuMitous conflict be i Government and tVfb loyal men who
-'■!lained than uxrough the Tegular|£“Pp.ortit? Eycry|hcarishould throb ■
:' vcaEal jf our fWiimns./ And we I of love and of aaora- ;
l'r,rr.cstly solicit tlies.eo-o'pera(iori of! lion for this Government; and we
[■ :-;i!iifcn<ls of _lhe National causu. whic-h j should take home as something near
V rr;regard-'arid upholcC as; that 6f and "dear to patriots and
Universal Hurnanity, to bid us in ex- martyrs, who have jtooj nobly up for
I Hiding iu jarculabtijn?" l , \ ; their Government when traitors—yea,
' i } TliltMS. -.- v devils iri hontan fornt, deprived them
ilheicriopmgffii increase in .tile ’ price. of; all hut life-t-whe!n they refused to
°f tabuing-paper and otbef mimT-ipls- follow them injihcir schemes to des
■ttEeil jp t>py this, the I greatest and best of!
uj m-uarHaseiVie ■price ot'Cue-Tut- governments under the sua.^
- ” l ' r - Our new terms are :,_ ' \ I ask the Deiriocntie party.to point
, .■ * -UIA TP.nu. XE. 'to one single, solitaiy nnconslitiftion
v"*s cMrt#. intact of this Govbrnment -Bincc its
'll IfEWifrSjTlJNl"' 5 in \pH on - they gay the .writ, of
■.‘•’X* Copr. one year (}(H i. S uc B r"- * ’« 3 j hfibe^orpus— that great writ of right]
/••»•» copies, one year............ 0. i!.".i...|0. l '' as nebb) unlawfully hnd unconstitu-)
- ‘•■'•vuy.eg. one year.;- ■„ ..'..|:Vsi2.l tibnallyHsuspcndcd,- r :lri this the case?
.Sth! 50. I ask'tlie\thinking und honest mind if
tr «nd r 1 ffl^ * bo ?. eat ‘OjUabs of twen-. ibis js trike, and tie response from
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M -BEAVER,' PENN*a. '
t /LEX. CLARK, Proprietor
|.\i !l^i, ' on ,0 th® conTepierct f of a firs
Mi v i! ! “° ,e h the Proprietor has fitted up in
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VIV, °VSTER SALOON, ,
’■titled d 3t < s un,it - v Oysters tnfty be ob
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KET cl n affori Urie * the PITTSBURO MAR
Üben ‘ l P Wrona E« hereto
resp e - t f 1 ,„ wed v a . c<> J* t 'nuance of the same
nucjted. deelf
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every one iV that it Ha' false. That
very -Constitution t <>f f which. they
speakTH) muchVndj known so little,
provides for the-suspension of- this
writ, in order to suppress insurrection
and rebellion. Thjo gentlemen say
that it is only to bo suspended to dis.|
tricts or States where: insurrection
arid rebellion actually exists. 'Vfrant
it. Then,- wiiereidpcs not- insurrCC;-
lion and rebellion exist, in some stage
of the disease, tU*ojver this Govern
ment '( If the .people of Pennsylva
nia are as the pepplo of Berks are rep
resented to be,wb‘o would.not listen to
an address in favor of tbfiir 'Govern
ment, by men whose loyalty cannot
bo doubted, who have'been,.tried, in
the firo of adyersity and found faith
fuls why, 'certainly] if that Govern
ment- has strength (o maintain T itself
it will suspend this writ in those dis
tricts. and punish traitors--yea, prin
i-h Arnolds —in a summary mariner.—
How could you get a jury and judge
to try traitors and have them execut
ed, when that judge and jury will
CjVcn'rofase to listen to the utterance
of: loyal sentiments? It. woo'd he a
yair. and idle attempt; hence the Gov
ernment of the United States, when'
armed traitors are in front, in open
revolt against" its t authority-—when
they are attempting to | pierce that!
Government heart— io! in the;
rear is found a party of fault-finders;
and consiitotion-shriekers, whose eve
ry act, under a false and .wolfish quasi
loj-nlty, is to destroy this Government,
because they temporarily are not in
its .high .places; because they have 1
not the spoils of office. Whht can
.the Government do ? If it is able to
preserve itself at nil, it must suspend
this writ for tbb time, rind also nut
only arrest, but suspend traitors to
the Government, both North and
•South. , I tun sorry to say it, but t do
say. that the man in, the free North;
who, when lhis glorious 'old ship of
State is tossed by the might f tempest
of treason and open’ rebellion in 1 the.
South (her very existence 'thr'eateoetf;'
yea, while she is tottering to her very
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foundation#)—when every loyal nerve
is stretched forth, both of leader and
tolloper, ot soldier and statesman—
when an herculean effort is made by
her friends tp. preserve her?—! say
that; the fault-finder in this boor of
great peril, must be disloyal; be mhst
be. a traitor at heart, though his
tongue lie and says ho loves the , old
Union. The ev|denco o'f disloyally is,
that, they refuse to go out in defend
ot the country, but withheld theh
means from its support. Thin is a
S tra J ge n,? pd ' ki,,d of loyalty, in
deed , They say they had a triumph
k V t5 L aB i ost the people ro
buk®“ 4 1 .® wovernment for its alleged
constitutional -.nfringerabnts. It was
j« tnumph indeed.; You disfranchised
the loyal soldiery who were, absent
from j their homes and native States in
defeneo of their ccuntry. You ille-
by the partisan decision of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
shamefully disfranchised one hundred
and fifty thousand loyal men, by ir / |
deceiving and misleading many lovul —Pus sihis the
men at home, by crying but “the f. reateBt Ompu-e,^for extbrit,;
enormpws wartax ” and ‘-we. arc for j
&c. You carried the State g,onB . Eu ” , P®: , ‘ n ' rt Asia, nr.iv nearly
wirfi less than four thousand vote--I ? n ?* ,x ! b “of.tUjbabtlabfo globe. It!
What a triumph you had? Butl 18 ono .V n ?|j of France,!,
warn bou now, that many of *hese | !V' d °^ 0 . : S “ d ’“"''tJrWi t
dij-frafichised and defrauded- soldiers! I !^ e 8 t If Yet it was Is
''hp' jwore. deprived of the rHit- of V** small for thJ ambition of Alexan- tl
suffrage last full by. your base intrigue i’ I 1 ’ Q,s have said: “1 i J
Oi'o another election will have served! " ?SHt ”P°" Ihnv/* 1 hnv /* ?*hb Baltic id skate ! d
out their time, and again be among usJ X°'ml T ba . t1,,!, « V**™,
Then lyou may expect that punitL I 2f a ..'VasL-hai.a basin, 1 1
ment which your base , and disloyal: and , tbo^P rtb P i e,fl6 eean «s:a fish-!«1
treatmentjef them deserves ‘ ■ I P ond -: • Ir ° enci on Tartarv I «
wi J;,i I • : . i -. ;us a pasture, on ffiriia for avinevn-H J
fiUn, h! • ,am .? « nd ignominy of dis ;on Poland for a fl/rnb on FinlanAanrf f'’
franchising the noble soldiery of th*»L Lapland ns ,n 1
fea! lher9ffill rest >««>ors part of Nortn '
.! party, to obtain banishment for offerers. Yet* withP
fp?* tpmporaryf triumph of treason, j all his ambition abi ‘cal great ness of]
n ?,p o ,'- n * l ? w iat V lC^’. t-ld * tko “or-- J character. both lib ipd his successor
t ion”* of'this • l Oola ? cl, l’ ation F»clama-i have i'etifed froni Yc stage of tin.e !
•iav i|in» /t 10 l h , 1 *? a pniiry, 1803. and ■ without realizing 1 ir hopes of uiii '
kirn! rn L ra,Bmg .'i»«vWons-bf all . Tire Tuaurtbuy
■ i.- T l' l ' ,aa, ' tIe ‘ s ' kr °ughoiit thu! *nrin, - just orgarth
.I 011 , 1 * 1 40 ! feed jtnil “clothe the I contains t
febcls arms against nk * They, wvre f therefore larder’t.
P? 1 ** jV°rh. on the rc!»cl entrench-fit*© size of 3hio. .
foenfs to prevent the missiles from 'b'oro and richer-;
Union.--grins piercing the - u
tfiese armed in many -fn- (■government. - 6om\ i»’ u' Bo *°uini ,»•>
stances; |hey were armed and cqnipnbd ! »"«oy parts of ..tho |t*.-u : itory. Hostile
as soldiers in tliorSoiuhern ranks. lev-j Indians have heretofore prevented ox
vM'ig thedr deAdjy weapons at'the Jo-; tensive operation Jin The mines; but
of this Govci iiiiienl—in short j w ’ tk a government! such as is ahont to
j'The Pi-<ysHWrft l o\7twe*xr./fwV J»v..wi.:,.i: !be established, they will bo, tally d°-
lost, three months before ' ''aaiuoi- win oe soon largely ihcicas
i the cmanieipationlproclamation of the | c y- I • ; !
Ist-January.warned tbosb inrebol-l ;3foT LEOisnatisd for God.- —After
tflon- with arms in thpir hands that uh-; t | lo passage of bill preventing the im-.
Jess they i tlpwn their anna und j of into tins Suite
became l|yal to ilio Government that i by‘the House of i’es-
Jfe. by proclamation, as a Commander- ■ iji-duy afternoon, a 1 Republican mem
jn-x-hief bf tho grmy and; navy ’of; b e r of, fbat body mot a well known
the .United States, wotjld proclaim; flcrg\’man, also a* membo? of flic
these people to bp free, and 1 would ,cn- Jlouse j, n(1 !ls y d .|, ow i lb gppld
force thali procuiinavior. as il»c army , sttipport a bill of that eharaetor, pro
ajlvaueeuj them, three long I V cmi n; r a human hping to set his foot
months tot desist fpm their hellish , imo t iij- Sla i c . T | lo clcgcal gentle,
purpose tp destroy the Government,^'| man eoSffy.replied,h-We are'not leg
and send: in their Congressmen and i is | ati jol ; cJod.”l This is: a m6h
keop anti maint:Un inviolate all tho stronsbdmission bv a partisan clrngv
r’jglits they ever bad under the Con-niaivaiul, wo give "him all/ui'io credit
slitulion. i And the. fault-find- (■-,{. bj s candid confession; of that “iii
mg traitors of ihp 2iorlh, is called a humanity to mait,” which “mskes
usurpation of power and an Abolition c buniloss millions] mourn.'7—ifarm’..
: cx ‘ r . em .°- .i. , v' ... , burg Telegraph (I
; The un partmh Instormn will record - . - 1
this j.*roe amation as the highest bid The WARNiNQ'bpi a Ciirtstian and
ever made to any disloyal people to a Hero —At the great Union assim-.
become loyal and j save their favorite blage hold in Washington city, ,a few-
They had time to consul- Jays since, Com. Foote was piesbnl
rcr conscqucnces and determine. tlfoir and I addressed tlibj’ people.', ! Ab Jthe
conrse; apd 1, know that the prayers conclusion bf his rein arks, the hero of
of the President and all loyal people the Mississippi uttered the following
(Were that they would accept this of-tsnbli,no admonition:: ■,
fee, and tjius terminate the i-cbellionjfc ; Oh, my countrymen ! one and all]
but disloyal men: and traitors) north while our Dravo sbldiers andl sailors
and sonthwounselled tho rejection of are] fighting the rebellion Tn brOnt)
the the Soutii musf, suffer frag for them, reinforce them; but mark
the consequences of their rashness.— those who, hi the guise of fnends, would
The Commander-in-Chief of the army, open fire upon their fear. Will you do
and navy of the United States must ,7 ? ' if.;
conquer the enemy at all ebst-and all '^_Y CS ! A tlioUsild limbs; iESI ;
loyal men will say to him,‘-if you can ' ”
save a?white brother or friend by arm
ing'eqliipping or, emancipated slave,in
the name! iof High, Heaven do it.”—
Tbp man iwho loves his country says
‘‘save hey with t*r withbut slavery,
save her with or 'without emunicipa
tion, save! her with or without arm-;
ing the.negroes; but in the name of
common humanity^—suvw hor.in -all fu
ture timelaa tho great asylum for tlio
oppressed: of every land.’’ «
7,1 know, that the Senator from Berlcs
is mistaken wlmii ibe says, that he
speaks his'sonlimeiits and the, senti
ments of | the people bf this; district
add the sentiments of the Democrat
ic party !of Pennsylvania 1 know
that if tbirpeople bf this great Slate
were assembled in this halT 10-duy.and
this question was before them, that
nioro, would not
vote with the Senator from Bcrk»\be
causo they love their country; they
love hei* free institutions and free gov
ernment as they love their life.
Ajk 1 cbold they] refuse to hear a pa-j
tnot spefik in defence of his country 1
«lhl their country, when they have
their Sons and brothers and fathers in
tho tented field, braving ,the dangers
of the battle-field, and the sickness
ahd death of the camp’ for this' same
canso. Yea, Whose bbns, brothers and
fathers, fill, thousands of warriors’
groves, whoso;test of loyalty-is the
gaping death wound, received - at the
r bands Of| the anomies of tbefo country
hnd j 7; :•!>.; ■
Now, I take it that tbs only beet pf
ay, A,pri
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i a^ true lovttof government and iff laV
-1 alty i*jin and un Waver
!?? • °r igdrornmont,
throwing Vjpht her altar your Hfo and
property ottd year ail, and declaring
that -‘with *erwo will live and with
hor wew.Jldio,” And when the fault-
alwny*crying out a-
W* 1 . and sWeakeni
i?£S tbi9 > ***ih
n£Si rpfltal^i 8 nt^mpjng:
V beF P 1 "?* «»<*• diffuse
the pehpld. by
slrnekmg dafcthat her acta arh nhton-l
Bt.tut,oha when ho is himlelf fc,„.
demnod and .|„J.
sod drom tbrjrearle of the American
people, jbe will, live in memory on! v as I
Arnold] the tot, dr fidrrl The'
loyal man tin 4 Ibe true friend' 61 i his
enshrined in jtho
hearts of-his countrymen, and will be
alongside' °f the immortal
Washington. ;/l k
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A “High-Private”— A captain on.
a steamboat on the Mississippi river,
who had fought in the battles of the
Tcxns„ revolution, ofteiod a free pass
age on his boat to any soldier who
had participated in a certain engage
ment. i One day a man. -claimed, a
fret? passage, asserting.that he was in
the l battle. ;110 was. referred to the
captain. \ 1 i
i “In what capacity’ did you serve.”
“High pi ivale,” was the reply, i
, .-“Stranger,” said the captain “give
me your hepd; I have passed two
thousand and eighty-two who were
in the fight ; and-’ you are the first
pinnate I have met. ■ i- 1 -.' i ■.'•!
. SkuVed HimlUoiit.— A soldier of
the 77t1i llliiioisjwus marVicd but one
week before lie joined his regiment,
and was off for the - service of his
country;! Not dong since ho deserted;
and skulked among the traitors'and
copperheads untili he reached Peoria
where bis wife; who had heard ofhis
desertion, was residing. She mot the
craven at the door, and told him
lliero was no room; in her house for
a deserter j nndihe turned back to the
mbraoek of the! reptiles whoJhad se
duced turn !froni duty and honor.'
- an Arkansas judge,
“you kin.go out and find a verdict.
It ryon can't And one of your own. get
the pine >thb ; lastjury used.’’ iThey
returned; ai vdrdict oKstriaide *uk the
ninth degree. \ m
(Corrcsponjjmee of; Phlladclphli
Letter frbm ‘‘Occasional! ’
Washington, Alar 23, 18f3. • j
I* » recorded in the of
,France that wbon llio enemies of the
people faded to accomplish the
aga.nst tR liberties they soughiL
Wnd
iMfW bring 4 n artty of W
.eennries into their own country to dc
etroy itsjiappiness and desolate its
h ® I " C9 ; H / 8t0 >7 his dealt ktJaiy
wtb the fanatical tfepubiicnnsof the
bot H tells with exuita
|ion h oiV they hmted and repelled the
foe, and how they answered, the im| e .
panes, of, kmgsjby hurting the head l)f
I their feet. Tins sublime L I
MnpJe suggested itself fto us as iwe
[T , lho r *-‘ cen > correspondence Ot
tt En^liBk Minuter, to
4ed, the English Minister for Foreign
£ j Lyon tells us. that tSI
nediatciy upphjhis recent arrival in
traits upon ib|
Wal leaders Of the Democratic par
f, y. ho conversed with Ljm nnon P tlfo
iriinin 0 t" ,erfUrfcnCe ofP - G «4
jricain. luoi time, was after Ihe dial
of CerieU McClellan, the couni
U was m alooirdilion of anxictv and
kcitcmcri t;|the ! elections had
P! >, f'o the field: had wea
ied the pnblie patience with their do-l
JJ and inefficiency, and aspirit otdo-i
aforalizat.Qnjdcmed tp affect the pub
li h" n' 1 V- Cy "if 0 the dark' diys
°‘ The. Menus oflihe
A 1 mini.sti at ion had endeavored to S
press upon ! the minds 0 f the picofi
W real the ‘‘loadeJSe
democrat .e ,a.ty ” They had charir!
th v T 0" . t! l ein i tho ™y t-onduet that
r Lor(J records, but in vaiii
It-, seemed. hjwcver. as if the people
utrohcartSK-lc and apalhetic.i Tbeiv
Wjc uld not Mere' |t looked as: tho'
hoy ,wcl-o about to surrender the life
the nation. j ’ i i
jortt lJyorifc had ‘rctarned.from £ii
lr<? - < IJo rpceived the /till in'.
actions ~ - - —' *
ii*oXA..*Ari.
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if:l
If 0 /
iv., .. .
t . m ,ttU'citi clovinsel, arid R»To;tl>em
'ericbnmsck'.it of Gmt-'Vntaiq.
•mr of il»4m,’f, sU3-s Lord Ly o . n 5>
•oikd to tlvi. k th»V; mediation
uM-co,w> at last, but they appear.^
W2ISIB I
(pled to their wicked designs. Too
ill. see the. infamy oft; lliciri proposhl
: reading closely the of
t Lordship. |jT[l»ey hoi (lit to beossen-!
:il lothe success of 'nnf proposal of!
i< diation “llliat it should he deferred ■
nlil the control of (ho Execiiliyof
(t veri.tncnl should be in the hands of
lie conservative jjartji”-,' Kow mar|e i
hese words I |-Thcy desired to-dirivbj
ucli a proposal made • but knowing I
ho pati iotjisinjjrind of jho Ad- '
ni lustration, ificy (ell that an}' such a i
proposal, would lie regarded as amin- i
suit to the Republic. : The overthrow j
jf \hM: Administration was their deep de : j
sign, anti they (oofied to England's arm:
to aid their usurpation. This is the \
retd meaning Jnj the” plot 'which tile •
letter of Lord[ Lyons' reveals. You
wi I remember; the tone of the leaders
of the Democratic party attbat timeT
.Tlio overthrow of the Administration
Was their favorite scheme.' -Alri Wood
proclaimed it jin his • speecjhcs. Mr.
Reed elaborated li in‘,hi§ suppressed
pamphlets. In the army, there .verb
men who secretly nursed it, and Gen.
Mt Clelluri was looked (p as the proba
ble leader of! a military usurpation.
You will remeir.bei, the dismissal (if
Mf jor Key, his! strange declaration,
ami how wonderfully prophetic it was
of military events; how the; army
sic,it- during the delicious months 6f
tlu Indian summer, arid permitted 'a
conquered army‘to recruit its strength
in the Shenandoah Valley. Recall
thtse [events injthe light of Lcrd Ly
ons ’ declaration J their constant ef
forts to embarrass the.. Government
thqir constant declarations of a desire |
to overthrow! |lheAdministration; j,
ami their .hope for foreign mediation {
when their tm.son was accomplished!
( This is the plot from beginning toicmli ,
land from 'f s dreadful consequences the J
courage and the fortitude of.-lho Ad- „
muiislralion have saved us. , i J
The country, jin an agony bfj watij
the capital of the nation menaced by
a rebellious ifoelj a hungry army cager
today' waste aiifl destroy .oaf’'NowM •
ern cities, .and the loaders" ot Jthb
Democratic-piijpty at the feet, ,of ar| • •
English minister imploring his irUcr- .
fcrciicc; for the Overthrow of the coun-j
tryl! Is it hbc S teyribie’? Does hot j (
the cheek, crimson, and the' heart J
thrill yith shanjie at the spectacle of
American* statesinen intnghing with; 1
English aristocrats, ito . bring 1 their >
Coinilry to ruin?: This is the last and
degrading; evidence of their. a
treason. .1 con mend it to the people,; f
and ask 'them lif they will continue 8
linger to disten! dr thacohnsels Of men: *
who look, iipot. the honor, of their; V
country as something to be sold, to a *■
foreign enemy’ to aid their owii.ambi- T
tiotis and treasonable schemes. Let ‘
these traitors bo marked; Let them'
be branded with. 1 the curse ot Cain—,
for more: infamous ihatrilho man who
sheds "the biofid of a brother is: the
citizen who'seeks by.’a fhroign hand
.to'isdw.lhb Uto|r' ‘
j , i
:ot Jus intborittnd.
■: ■ Oooi MQMtu
hTfon^c^^r^c^r 11, T r Arties.
rnontof the nine u.bnths’ men wil*l o X r ' Wl,on . XVI 'awoke till
Piro. This will pot diminish -pin- for - £ lUat which sivTOand : hinf,Lthe
■Cf?--a» matcyiallj' i ? f P & P uld f' disaff 4‘<.*tion
agmo as Pennsylvania, wio lidieve ' Vlls ‘>' l kkad 'iol; Faigjne transforms
*as the only State from \vhic% nin^'r t le V al) ' ' VOine,) ,nto 'wijves, who, if 1
months’ men were accepted' ; \losi nf' l !? ey <- . ar ‘ ,rt ' t Jt*»t food, wjjil devour tjie
the rogiincrits onlisteJ from this term I " t ' nOXI ‘ J " S . •■■°£ c V d!3 ' S “«*<r are the
from what we can leni-n. AvilJ fo enlist 1,10 ; e M capital. All this
unless they are convinced that tiieir.! V - es u f- n< :'t-The .Rebellion is
interest demands that! they should i..L ' e^tm s ltsa “ u P - : fc lic prairie fire is de
dam at home, to deldid the iemd[y of l' of > ai ; th . tile
their firesides and pfotect flic rcbdlidds States are
tyjof:loyal men from [the assaults Jf f| il - Vinif • * >a * '■ l * ,e ringleaders and
the copperhead trintdrs in ; our ’ own tkc,P atmw ? miy st , alk id . ar.inistUroa
midst. ,If the GovJriimcnt does iidll'r'r ,? ver ' l li e - desohito jlaud.. l , When '
know the fact, we w-llllinforiA it tint dld /¥.V Sllff er tiuis nnder the benign
fe? }****W'*ted- Wo veruek voicm the Vnited.States■?-_ *
foot .tn the free. Strifes jto precipitate rebel. ,on £ "J 1 tbey fcearthih-asorpihff I
hon, and that th'o men who afo onn-a.'- J EFF ' -f >AVIS ’ *p/o<fhe3 w.ilT
ed in this movement tiro tlib leaders I J iar< IWVe .pawebld .torn 'iHrti.es into I
of the pemocfa'tic party. L o f this bvfta \ ’to' 1 br f-''d. besides, will
ftict bo known inH,.b l ar,4 SIv '?r c ' hus jt * that .
the . risen will lm e ° 8 ® f l,l s Conf «deracy-are
willing to»rciei.lmt. r|Lbt these brave r^' ll ?£ fdr " s , and If. wo will only
hoys cop* .homo, anc| hedr as | ; v 'f» r «nshy .ptenigont^''.dfid '&
ntve heard,!the Democratic! leaders I-°!!f? attacked frd tn
boast that the will'h«i ♦ a,|( i «n<lefmi-iio.d- from . with
changed before the first of January i' ”’ |hnst -satin_ lali witha thundprihg
J‘hi tho i G °. Vernment w! '‘ discover (hat I nfch’ -f nd ■ be.
those whohayeafPectiAdsaiid intoSSI ' l! ;
n the loyal States, will not be witiiLr! ■'* ■ ~ 7 \-
fi?r??- h .t. ncp .i* ‘ , ’ fend tl *e; , uw fan.iiM APew Queer Things;
10 loot aIL ( r J,„”, t; 1 7M r h‘ ’’•'"'V 4“m"'ty.i’""! « iWar .Isfe
cinity-i- to defimd"Ti'V tl,y,r b «7': d - Jn-tlieu lives-,,who are lnw|ing twelve ,
pop%SK.nSr °'' n ! ,10 tl.o: twcnfy-fbi.r d.bh.Q a.mnt l
bctl tile Gov- te™ 0 ” . a «' i
Hiving f We know men. whokeWd' «dK
cry mt n i r • itl,e tf,lo d %!av the flag' of &[*" '' •
taste of battle ard"nn i 4w 0 - ; ,!l ' " ; of a j nigger if abl-bojliod/
tamp lift, which tjrc!nt ? '** i Svfl r I SC ?^'«' ut •“ «• <^n
den or ■ abaridoned? l\ *‘f Vi wl >° fl > passion-if tl.cy hear of •
want is the assuranL. l tliilt th U- H?‘ avo Pf t o P O - i; '> vV ■ ■ iU".' ■
run no of a-firo ik ,» 1 i 1',9- , > ll, )w of men wlio never did si
that ihoi, V e “ r ' * Mycs-. itavcfwhen t
of the risks eT'aiisfe P A*-^ n^ no 1 0l was impbssibfe
wi 11, the ~' vl !° !U,(i ! >°wling-like wolves ..gainst
If: »ho Govefnmel™^™kbs * g! fo C f?H 16 Iblcmnf-;
ffCTWS.IIS; °f (he poor viUit|
.stunted authorjlica of the land.; , ; j
■-•\Vo repeat, then, tluita large ma?
jjor'tr, If not all, of thb hine nw.nlha 1
inen'.ean bo induced to ce-oWi*>t,, if.
’Acre is Borne iassiiiancc made them
dint the traitors at liomo AVilljbo .at-,
;iyeii^ntni oj^lile loj-':i 1 men ali hoino.
It■}s ,, vvVy certain that tins-eoppeVliOfid
ruitorsi have been prevented from a
dcpionst r:UIon-;by the fear jSf t!ie loy
al : tho dread of luionconiu
i.CP with' mt'iiiwlip are determined ;t<> 7
iiako it a war ofJoxtornt i n a t i o n shoa i < 1.
he u lies of rebellion in the: loyal
States attomdademonslralion iri favbr
of 'treason Btitvlvc solaier wants ol!h
-<*r lha i. ttteso hssinanfes. He iwaiits
I,ho Government 'to.act. each he
will respond inlsimilar action. |To in
gucb liim to roenlist,the. GOvei‘n;r.cnt
must act and at oneb obiitej’alq trea
sotij in jtlio Jforth. ■ AVAIi it Idclso ?
Hat. IW. ■ ..
1.1 The KENTt'CitT Home G-ijahß;
Loyal.citizens of Kentucky are strong
ly urging the military authorities to
* uthorizo.the cnlistnient/d'Tiho |llorae.
Guard in Kentucky,as' provided ifor by
tlie. act of the' last session. They arc
13 fonsist of twenty thousand nien, to
te officered by the goverpmerit.and
t i|bo subject- to j tjie orders cit the
I'rpsidcnt Jliy' Gilt brie | states:! that;
st sere are that number of young! men
riow- wailing for military servilco'- in
tlie State, who ‘may be' partially lost
to. the Union cause if the [rebels i'agnin:
succeed in advancing, tip the Olyo
river. * . ■ ; '
The Voice; t»r fhe Army.
hirdjy open a loyal paper, specially
from the rural sections of tho coiintrv-,
which docs not contains proceedings
ol meetings injthe nr 1113- expressive
ol determination to'erush the rebel-?
lion, and in.repyobatiorHof the course
fl' the copperheads, in their efforts to
uticure, not by honorebio conquest,
>ut bj ,a base sifrronder to an almost
iscomfited , oniony, a dishonorable,
ace.’ ■ The army was never in higher
more patriotic spirit. Let traitors
home bttvnrc. ’ | i 1 |
■SftiA few days ago a Wainaii tailed
at tho post-oHicy in and
obtained a letter. She could not;read,
it requested a gentleman id-read it, to
her,, ijdiieh ho did. It was from in sou
in the Union army in Tennessee, and
informed hler that of lior four sons in
tiio. battles near Murfreesboro, jhe a
lone wusdeft alivi* ,;,tho other three
lu.ving been killed while riianful|y do
leading the bid flag; 1
Insauitt.—ln tilt official statistics
is to lunhcy in Ojiio, it is stated] that'
he'unmarried exceed the married Kyi
iefeb hundred and sixty. Aud the
ic count adds; Tliiiso wlioso lives are!]
ic voted to physical lub.r, appear lb hel]
a more liabletoinsUnity t han those'
irlioso: occupation calls for ft larger!
is ercUo fbl the mentalfaculties. | . :
K9-the last .words pf.Genbrat Sum
■cr were “God.save my country, the
D mtcd Stales of America.')., 1 -
Ui
can sing and whistle,]
it theynre not pleasant musicians.
jAdTertif«meQts inaertcc at t'he rata lof 75
?* r *^ ulre ~^f ’ l !^ s c<luenl 'iffaertion
; A- liberal-discoinalle.t!o.yearly
aaTertiscrs. and oaiong -
;A ppaco ‘eqn|»l.U;awßLrlt.libcilof tliii type
XQ&surcd as ft,-square.- U, .1 .f*
. Special notices 26. per centi addition to re?
ulh'r rates! ■ ■■■•■■■ -y:
Business cards, 75 cents aftoc;
''' Marrilgea «M Political
and other Notices of a piiblic'uaturc, .free.
IIHIIHIIM ■■■■ 1 - •
cJ. —Buckeye State. ~
: Bestl’ime to Sleilp.
jin the-French <>nny- ;hhd ja dispute
! w]u tliar it Was• most safti to. >'•
| Vue lie: - .' of the day,mr "} ( ? ven ' n -' .
I.Vlio )>oir.t, lacy gOl. P tfr "
■I mission from • officer
' to put tlici.tr.rdspeetive.plans'in Ur- e.vc
, ciilipn. the 0110, \vitir
!,his division, niiu’ched during thejday,
! jalfhortjjh.it wasin the heat of .summer,
land, ivs'lcd all nijrli! 4J>c <4hec slop*
jin !the ! day; and marched' during ‘the
ievening an 1 pari of theniaht,; Tlid
j resell' was, Unit the first. perfumed, a:
[journey of six hundredmiles withou't
I 10-filiir a-,single man;or j ho; ac, vvhilq
j the [hitter list, most of jus horses-and^:
I and several of bis .mdilv ' ! .
1 . •■.■■■ 1 i ■ ■ ■ 1 -
Eecel Generals Quarreling.,— ; V
•Tlip Jackson Mississppian, of the' 12th
inst.,says |ll‘i.s:snid that.. in, retalia
tion for tho .order of Gun. Eepiherlon; 1
slopping supplies from being sent for
ward to Jtiobilp by rail from this SlatC.o
and Got oral Buckner is said it ul have J ,
issued a sip'iilaiy order in .regard tdV
lioiu his department; •'coming's''
if) tins direction.- jfen&c wo-■■leant •
that flour sulviiiieed in this city-yester
pay jm SI 10 peri barrel.;
thousand seven hupdied
mid eigbty-six invalids, and five) thou
sand :wiJo\vs, orphan children, sisters’
aim mothers have niado applications
foi 1 pensions since the 14ih of July
last for losses of the present war in >
the army,! and two hundred apd si kUS *
four in the navy, making" total of , s
nine thousand three hundred ancU ;
nine.
, [{QPA biitcliCr in Troy, Ni Y.; dodg
ed, tlic 1 draft hy declaring .himself d,
citizen of Great Britain. Or. the eanie'
(lay,, .his dog,j!whieh lie had owned for
many veal's! ur.d to whom ho was
huiell attached, deserted hiniand no
coaxing. Caressing .Or choice short-ent
Steaks coilld induce the patriotic • fel
low to go back ip his craven master
again*
A ; Battle Flag.— Lieu tonaiitO'- ;
Neill, of the old; Six-ty-uidih (Irish)
regiment, jrow on.the IL.ppahajiuxk, f v ‘ -
•writes('•.to his sister: ‘ : Gur ci-loVs are '
merely a bundle of blood’stained silk
tied on a. broken pile, as’a dozen 1 ,,
battles i are-rather daWiginjc to. a 5
piqeo olysilk cloth.” A. u'hojc history '•
js told in these tew lines .'>■ : }
■ t&rlf onr lathers didn’t Intend tlid :
Constitution lor war limes, whyMlidn't v
they make a patirot Constitut ions one" /
for war and the other for peace—•
'asks sage Prpnlico. • .
i ■!■ ’ i
A lady, in .speaking of rthc
lawyers (d dedicate rt i
new court-house, i said she supposed
they hail gone| viewihe ground
where they must shortly lie.” j
»a,Why ,is a dull and phinsiblejniari
likje an uiirjfled gun ? ' Because ho lit
a smooth bore. I j
• tSULifo is a lottery; but he whd
draws many corks won’t, bo likely te> ■
much else. " r f
ITISERSr;