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VOL. XXXI. WIIOLK, N()'
itu pocirn,
"THE "lAST MAN "
VoTUV THOMAS rAMPni:i.L.
I dreamed a dream theothor iiixdt,
lion every tiling hii-h l mid still,
' 'Which Hindi- ea.-li lmir stand straight tvith fright,
., Stiff in, th,. Miruiiiiiio' lust itiill,
, Mi'llicjtijiht ;,( ,t.tiin,,ats hud grown.
'' To filch v ii t and inoTetnius size,
: : Tliiit (here wan room fur tliem nloii
And uuno fur lasia lit'iicutl, tbo iUies.
Tho lieash nn 1 overv creepinj thin;:
ri r Hail died. J'ho liuwer uhnmiod no morn,
1 ' The grain ami to i; . 1 , r hoi'.s f Syrinx
' Were trithnivd on tho desert .hare ;
. I uj 1 1 1 1 , j i lcaiiesol ci inolilio
. Hrotclii'd over nil like, n fniii'iiil (lull.
' Anil on thn ( ,,1,1 mid cheerlom scone
,j 'i"hi' Min's ;:nr. rays ruiild never tall.
" 'On Ararat's cloud -em tained pi nk
i o The In.-t iniiii ptniid with piilli.l lace,
., jSirk. trembling, wcury, worn uiid Weak,
rud r inn :i n t of a smothering ruee.
In vain- alas ! poor man ! in vniii
lli-s I'm tstejn sought lluit rest of old,
J' or c.oiids "I .-Kil t.- soon ill, -d the plain;
v '' And hid the mountain ia their fold.
. rf till 'jigger pre those ,-pheos uf white.
Villi' they i caoliod the sum, nil high,
And Htretiined :ibfve tho wrrttehnd wilit,
j. , Like idtuuy li.niiiei's in tliosky.
Jho iMim looked o'er the neeipir.',
-'.Mnl.e wny for 1'eMii oats," he ericd ,
And j 1 1 1 n ;' i i i down the dark ahyss,
Ma le tor pcttieo.Uii and died.
l:J Tnr Gi:iF.sfT Mw is Tim Voiii.i'.--A
Jad) who lives next dour to the otliee of a
ihvsio:aii, u, tho street, heaid eoiisider.
jlhle "kinii'kni' at tho door," one day la-t
week, and wondried why tho door-hell
us not itlii;r. hi opeunij: the door, a
Verdant and imsohUliuutcd man, ut'JuJI
iizeand a entiplo of years old, stand n on
tho poi ( h. linked :
) "ioe J.U'. , live any n here round
here?"
' "Yes ; in thai house."
ii Mr. (Ireen then coiiinieneed his "uip
, ping, gently tapping," toinlotui the doc
tor he whs wanted. The lady suggested
that ho had oettcr ring tho hell. That
teemed to strike hiia ul lir-t us a good
'"oi, mi m "' !"' '"'i""c ""
around tho porch, cast his eye each way
Jilong the fide id'ithe hou-e oanio down
the steps, looked at the pmeh and house
tilexn l.,t l I ii. ,l ,n, I ,". , . , 1 1 tl ,f .,,1,1 tliil. .1,1
ngmn, went out 10 tins street lenee so in.ii
"' lie could look on tile roof, appeared lion-
plus.ied, came I ack to the porch, looked
Ml the lady w ho had lingered in her door
" 4oee his niai.o'UVies, looked at her as if
' lie was not ipiiie certain whether it was
. . bent to ask or impart information, Lul af
ter another glance around, he exclaimed:
"I can't find the rope!"
'' This explained the di-appointed look
J. given when ho couldn't hud a big hell on
the top of the house. T:m lady, wiih
. graceful p'.hler.ess and gentle iuids
"' fweetly sjol.en, directed him to pull the
t boll knob, lie slovdy pulled it out, he ld
it firm, of course the bell didn't l ing, lie
lisld on, turning his head, and, with u
.foolish look, said :
' "'l don't hear anything ring- -can't you
,how rr.e the rope?"
That was too much ; she g ive up trying
to show I nit. the oyjes ; rang tho hell lor
hinij passed him over to the doctor and
iletirn'i to lull ahout the "greenest man 1
' ; ever did see "
t 'VllF.lin TUB I. Alt.it (Jame is. Some
years ago a countryman came into a law
yer' olliee in Court Sipiare, and snid :
"Siuire, Nat Street er shaved modreail
, fw.'jT yesterd iv, and 1 want to come ui to
him."
' "Sfate your case," sim-I J) -.
''"Waal, I asked him how much he would
, harge me lei .1 horse to go to Hedham.
. , Jle said three dollars. I took the horse
and went. When 1 came hack, 1 paid
, three dollar.', and he s.i'd he wanted an
" other tldee ilollais for coining lack, and
made me pny it."
; -D gave him some legal advice,
which the 1 lient immediately acted upon
' ' flS follows, lie went to Streeter and said:
'' '."How much will you charge 1110 for a
1 horte to go to Salem '."
.., Stabler rejilied "Tlirce dollars. "
, t "Harness him up."
" Client went to Salem, came hack by
railroud. went to the stabler, saying:
' ' '"Here's your money, ' pin ing him three
.dollars.
, '"Where is my horse.!" says Stteeter.
"He is at Salem," says client; "1 only
Jiired him to go to Salem !"
j Streeter who ivas well knovtn ns a prac-
: ftical joker, m knowledgeo! tho grain und
iftid the penalty.
JJS?" actress connected w:th one of
. ithe theuteis, who is a great, favorite with
A. ull. .. .... i ..:.,.. i;..... I
.b .. ..,..., i, i... .,. .o i...
--jjjjjjjjjj-v " 'uu ing tjiav iv 1 1 ins ui mi
htxt.-i 'Why ifs dved," she replied, with I
; iiieumiauie ltanKiiess oi the true artisp l
u ."ifvea; re oeaieu meo ner sue.-. uer iv i
lavofites as you are, you arc not yet hvo
nrl lu'iinle " A'n " s n.l lb., I...1.,
'bul
.you lnow
"'Whom the gods love, d c early.
'tST "I never coniplaincd of toy ,cot,di.
lion," says the Fersian poet Sadi, "but
ft ence, when my feet were hare, and 1 hail
(' no money to buy shoes ; but 1 met r. man
, without feet
n my lot."
d ... -
and became contented with ,
Oil B3U(uili savs. when he sees kis-es
"L ,W. ...... .:...!. b b r
-n.-c ie.cn nn Ki'i'-s i.is.a's
, . , tl"ttwltvl I
General DembinsW, a distingtush-i
fd VoIish officer, ,1,aa oileLcd his sJrvicos
rf.,10 tHfovcrrinient. I
J
v,,, ..yy 1 1 iui 1 j ju- 1
Ulaila mil 111;..: . i. r t... .
- , iou uis, inu iui mers urc uai
jesting.
ififid.
I I1'1"' Hx '' itfitM Kqitildic.iti.l
1 JltsfHs KitiTouii;
i W'Iioii tli.ihl'e of Josin
Jii'.'l l'OVtM tOOJ'lll i- to Uu .Sn iU'S III) t ItlS'.'-IKt tit C'lllltio oil till' .In;-! nf lilndilloil- j
I'litil bei t, nml 11 ii iloi lrino too hcuvoiily I '"i. "ii'V (.MtlitT nrw lio;n, nml hmiiiiiio I
1 to wunimt thi-ni in Ilm uttt'iiitico ol'iinl'if'V itiKuli'iico, y tho h 1 1 ; i i n l; iiNtimlcr I
ok ii voiil ujiiiiii-t l itlii'f, tln'V sou'lit, an J of link al'lt'r link of tlm dniin wliirh'
! the iii' nt, cuiiiimj: ilcvicf id tlio devil, to i l'ti'nl i i r lui i t v I'tiioii to-. tlicr n .1 '
II,... ,....! ii;.. : .i . i ; , .1... . . . '
jinn iiii. jiuiy i:.TUM) 1IIU1 win
nun i. Rii ii" m inn i(iiiui:ill liliMIU, I:) Hi'. ' viijr ini i; oi inn i n ion m 'one, niidcv
L'fiicle it to tlio Hulk ul bui'ul.ir nml chin- ' ft'V vt'ftiyo of our l;ovohitio,i.ne i.o.i.k.i.
nisli 1 1 hi t out i n, and to nuke Ilk ituwii
oi "on .i i:oi-n.in oi l ti.-u iiniiittioiis do
M'imi;.M. i, ih llis Uitij-iioin hii.s "nol id
thiswoi hl," for thotio). in ii,,. u ,, 1,1. K t,
was :t iniimti iv uUno n. It, was ilci-iii'l .
to wiohl iU jijui-r not over tho outward,
bul tho inwaiu ; nut over tho liody, I ut
theuuul; not ovor the .tato, hut over tho
t'li-iiii iits whiidi uiliiuaU'Jy a o putoiiov
and Mai dli ty to tho Statu; nol ovor at 1
I 11111 k ! I II . ' I . ( . t .... .1 ... ... , t t
' 1"J' io .iuiiuii ; nol
j; unci i. -iing wnii uio institutions ol
nu n, hut l.y moulding tho h
so that i hen they should g.
of rearing their instituiioio
oal In
nun,
to tho tvoik
tor oivil and
soij.il nil posej llie V UllJ it i'o .VI t I son
liaplise.d in the spirit of Heaven, and id his
leavo their impress there on the systems
ano snouiii name.
i lie o'.oseis ol Jesus wore on the alert
lor pretexts for opposition whieli were
never allordod hy his ejurse, mid they
wero eoni peiled to inline them to their
wanus, Tliey would nuke Una in His
ehiiiiiK to ho a king, a rival and opponent
ol their mighty C';oar thai very t'iosar
i:ose vasuis lliev thus eonlessiU llielil-
l,..- .. tit.. ic . .. I . I .....
i.v-n, iuiiic uiejf iuieeieu io noa.t mat
vney were never in l"in i,ii'.- to any man.
'CI . I . , ' .
j iieu vt out, uio oel ioes and 1 harisees
and took counsel how they might entan
gle llnu in llis talk. And they seid unto
ll.ia their disciple w.th tho' ,'Ieiodians
( hen they weru ashamed to up. ear theui
selves; saying, Muster, wo know thou nit
true, :'.ud teaeheth thu way of liuth;
neit Her
regal' h
caie.-t thou lor any man, lor thou
t Jt't tiio peisou-i of men : tell us.
therelore. win t thinkest thou; Is it hue.
lul to give tiihuto unto (.'iesar or l ot ?
liut Je.siis perceived their wickedness,
and said, Why tempt ye me, ye liypo.,
elites : show mo the ti ihute money. And
they hrought unto Ilim a penny, and lie
' I 11111,1 lliuit. IV lw.. 1...
; ........ ....in, Mm i, una image aim
i the Mipersrription ? I'hey said unto Jiini,
j '"lesar's. Then said He unto them, lieu-
; der, therefore, unto (,'u'sii the thii.'-s
which uie Uesar's,
things that aio (iod
ami unto jou, the
j or uuu ana nn
cause, whose lepi e-entat ive I
mere is
a tiuld ol lahcr high and holy His empire
is the soul llis work, the soul's rodeunj-
lion.
Seek uot lo degrade if,, t enfeeble
it, to defeat it by blenoiing it -.vith. or ma-
king it reliant on, the arin of civil power,
even though thai power Le (ViirV. Civ-
sar has his appropriate . sphere. If he can
dogojd witii the power wh.ch he wields,
let him do it. It tribute belong to him.
render It. Put it there are duties beloii!'-
ing to iod, Jail not to perform them. -Man's
reason is llis superscription his
soul, (r.i, image. ( ! j.l-given are the
nuhio powers ol num's nature, and Ho
olaiui, Ihem as llis tri'oilte. Hut leiiieui..
her, my king ljm is not of this world ;
member its province is the soul.
1 hiO'e i.eeii led to these I'ellecliotls.
Me,
is I: litur.-., hy the inthieneo a sermon
preAche l, or lather a political harnuiguo
delivered, horn the pulpit cl the Metho
dist K isoop'd Chtindi on S.il.halh evening,
by the Uov. Crauthyrs, tile l'residing Id
I l ., ...
and liiiiiocrats arc asked lo forget old
lines, ui:d old political feuds, and join, as
they willingly and cheerfully do, in one
inipregiiable wall of defence' of the coii
tilution an I the union, it is in bad taste
for any man, r.nd above all one. who pro
lesses to advocate the cause of Christ , to
descend fifim his pretended calling, to in.
suit decent people, and outrage the feel
ings of iMiiccru chri.-ti.ibs, by the uttering
ot his political sentiments in tho house of
. .
do, I, such a- were uttered on S
.!... 11 ,. .
uiday
.n:s, avowed naier ut the laws
and eons
lniiH.1 ,,l'.l,.,, ,.,. ,.l , 1
" - o , ,io -.iuais over mo
l e.-uii luj'iuifts'ii' eoiiuiiiou oi me coun
try in the hope that tho end may consum
mate tho only sincere " prayer he ever ut
tered in his life, and Ihat Vas for tho de
struction of tho democratic party, un.
the total abolition of slavery, llis poin
1'Os exclamation of all honor to the Dem
ocratic inn ly tfter its 'division at Vo.eomail,
.... I . I. .. ..... 1 1 ...... i .. : .. .....
'ttno.ani iooi
ine ignorant looi should have said at
Cliaileston) mid his craven, cowardly
.i 11 . . , 'I
U,V . ". r(!M,lt 01 Ul:U
' . ' . , j .
what must be
new to Ihoiisnnds of niMK.vt oin..,.r
. ' -
. i . Ir. V i ' ., , . '
nan memtjcrs oi the ill. h. t bureh. I ,i
Cl-.r since the rerolulinn this Church ,,-,',.
cd f',,r the aholitinn of shn-crti in the Nt.vth
If this be the actual mission of this
-hurcli it l i high fitne that it was gener
ally k now n - and I trust some other in
fatuated pretender, like this Crauthers,
will, in the drunken er.thuf.ir.sni ol his
bitter hatred for the South, further ex
pose the ini.piitoiis object, that honest
lllcn and tvotnotl Ilirv seleel. snnir. ml.,,.
.1 , ... - ........
f'vcd, by ,,,) through which.
'.ouncement and with fear and trerublmg
e'v ' 1C'r 1 ! "!'' " bother
1 .cn,wu.,V! "' roui.ed them to
?1:lko .Vr.1. " u 7 of 8t n,,I1t. It was
hoped that when these abolitian emissa-
- - ...v.u,. U-Hll,
tion of this iiuestion in tho ureseni h,...n.
l OrfIT lUOllUmUl I , e, r I , , O 1 , ,.1 !
.... VH.l-
t less and dark condition of our country,
oei, i.a.i on uio comiminiiy, and instead oigan, and all its most violent, and savco
ot paying tribute where Chusl asks it to and inhuman paragraphs are fiecly pub
be paid the community gem rally, save a lished throughout the South. Kohuble
lew law-haling Abolitioni.d.-, tiro den mm:, letter writers say that that., eu I oihor like
ing the lini'iulenee, wiikedr.ess and (oily iuteuiperate papers, U10 Jiavine B very
ol this contemptible, agitator of the 1ues- very bad client on L'uion me:: iiuhe seee
tioiis which have already ruined the lair- ded Slates. They frankly 0011 less more
est labi le ol (.overiiiuent ever devised by over, that if the objects of the pie-cut war
man I mean the subject of slavery. bo such us .volition sheets are Leginnin"
When kepublic.au journals all over Uio to represent, that then they have nolhin'
country are .sUjiuing the ci v of no party, leli. hui in ioin tl,,. ....,.;".. 1... -i
PRlMirLES,
CI. i:KMKLI), .-. WKDNKJjDAY, JU.Y.'l, ,;.
ftlii ywonMr.'.vo il.(.ir,Miiio iaini.'M. Hu
it ai.(-;ir thiit tlui pwre-s Uipv Imvn
i i ii 1 Liu or.lv in ulo '.Ihhii inoi-o ImiM, nml
1 1 ' ,,M ,T "'i' -i iiiiniii inn mil io SlOJi tlfllil
, U' ivl"l out ; or imiil tlii.yr lmvo hiipt'i
- i" t n'if nyi'Oi-nl icni ,osom ovciy Sninho
ninl 1'iiiuli iii lln- outh. Nhnmp, nJiatr.o
on t lio ivii'ti h who so fin' t,ii-,.i 'l.iu ,i.,V.!
to ins I'oiintrv nml Ins (ioi iik ;0 hurl f.n tli
such I'oul iolili.'al - .i t hot imaot' the
fiiiiicol a sermon as liil this M-'jo? oiiIUmI
n l'lL'siilini; Khhir! How Mr,in.'oiy docs
it eoiitraht with tho cxtinijiio (imv jiivcn
ljy tho.su who were cullcl to i.icach the
II. . . 1 1 ...... '
...ju. . I' HI .' . t . ..
muiniicii llll ISl film I lil'ist ('111
cmoai u Inn we revert to that timo
when, in the dark Lour ol'tlio 1,'ovolntion
tho 'ill j.it was hv hi-h soulod nu n nun
ratlicnt Willi prayers for th
preservation
s "I Hie lOUIltl'V. inn eohlrnul. Iloi.i .. ol
tlie little, mean ; nd dii ty el'oit of this
I would ho creiU ninn. mv lirai l. Ki-U.n
Willi pure UTSjnist at the snertai In Tin.
; e
, as a timo when our Union
F pken of hut us a hond of Ktrerigth, and
as u thing to he perpetuated as tho love ol
never
promise over-roaeliini: I he whole land m d
giving presago ol a glo: ions futuic to ul!
wo hold most dear on eart h ; und when
peril seemed to threaten it every thin-
. W:n tOI'L'otten and
one unit ed tiimii-.-.i' u-..
11' i. . ., .... i
oiiereu up 10 Del 1 lirone of t i race for
Its
preservation. Hut how changed! The
hither of his country the mini' tors ol
Ood in the time of the r?vo!'jtiori--tho
considers and friend of our hull-starved
army did not know their duly, or wore
too dishonest todoit; and it was rose) ed
for these latter day saints, ol whom tin
man (.'.-authors jB ft ooiiteint.til.li. km.,,;.
men, toenlightui tho people and traduce
the clor.uus memoiios .f tl.a immni..!
j -j...
ges ot the "1111108 ihut tried incus' souls."
Hut why waste timo and pnper on the
insane ravings of u stupid, ignorant, irre
ligioiH funatio like this cheat of i irea:h
er. We all know that .such men are a
necessary evil, and that they have only
1 I ,l l ,
"n'ii u"in lino 1 nu world 10 USMst III d(-
stroying the ublie peace, and in the end
to advance the cause of the devil and his
Kenii-fnuetilieil inms. Hut. ,1,;,,,, o
migni oe well Jor jUr. (J. to remember, as
enas any oiner person, tliat the rejieat-
011: ui mich unnoxious sentiments wil be
regarded as Miflieioht cause fy the strin
gept, etdowniiit of mob Uw. Wo
.rein earnest, and hone lie will m-ollt !,
it- Creatures who we know would not
hesitate, to crucify our Lord and Saviour
to carry out their hcljish design';, can find
no sympathy io this community. Will
1 1 10 Kev. Presiding Jvlder, Mr. J'.ombastus
(-'" anthers, nlease make a note of it ''
i ours etc.,
Sl'lKIT OF 70.
Luthersliuig, June 21th
Be Cautious.
Northern journali.-ts t-hsiuld Le exceed,
ingly careful what they wiite i:o.v-a-days.
Vn notice tiiat N'irginia and other Hoi.'hr
Siatu scees.-ioli journals are puLli-hi'v
tlu ravings and outrageous ultoraiiee.s cat
I'ioi.i rabid anti-si ivory j .uma's. The
Tclhuivc is now, wo eiiiy bti.i ve, r.ii.-ing
more men for the South than the .North.
1 I is II UOt I'd 'lil'A 11 I hei u as Hi,. I.',., .ul II,,.,.,
1 - " - - - ,, V l, Kill (ill
... . , . j,, 1 i, i I,,
be sure, il Is unl.iir to make the Noith re-
sponsible for w. hut rabid and fci
tois sjy, more ti e, pieii t ly merely
aces, but still it is done. Tak,
h fdi-
men
or in-
stance, tin.' following sen ton e froai cue
ot'dreeley's editorials, and julge, if jot,
can. its ell'ects iu the South where il is now
current.
"We meiii) to coiKpior them not mere
ly tocje,jor. but to si iufiiiT,'. th
SI l:j lUATK t lelll allii
wo shall do this the most niwivil'uljy the .
rnoru speed iJy we.Uu it. J'.ut when the
i..l.,.Mi.,ii- i,...;,,.. i. i... i
. ..... """" - "eiiieii,ieil in
the lie il. tr: t,n,..t ,,t ,
Ij return l,j near: -fn!
it ml (Xiltcd-l him
' J In'' ..' I a I vi,i; rt;
'Ike i,
id their fireidcs, and g,e jricaim in li,,- ,o.' -'.''
' iniitlicrs mid the r,i ,;.s ol' ehii.in "
1 here is slil
jiaiagn.ph goin
ui.olher liiiiio iitrocious
the rounds oi the South- '
t in papers. Hue paragraph like that I adopt such nmendinents as will ho sr.tis
whieh, however, we will nut ipiote, is ' factory to Yirginin, Ninth Cai oli'iial'cnii
woi th to the enemy an army o! fifty ihou-1 essee mid other border States, (ho same
sand men. y'l'jyaz-y :,, ., j plan of pacification which will satisfy
Sknatou Doiolhs'
ei no,- oi miinois has appointed Orvilli! II, I
I' 1 . .:. i .
, . , . . . , , ." . . . I
ice
tneiiuo iiiidgo Jiuiig.as. j,. lH a lt...,..
ing Lawyer of that htr.e, and was a piom
liieui, nig joer llie out division ol par-
tics. .He win repeatedly n Whig randi-1
date tor Congresc, but always beaten, hi- '
:...i.- i ., , '
I'lstriet being u.i.olcUiy Ueinocratic. llnial nion parly in t he seceded States that
resides ut Ouinov, and lull 0(1 veiU'S old I
. he hopes ol many that .the. liovernor of
Illinois would make good the Kepullican
boa.-t that there is "no party now'' by
appointing a .Douglas Democrat to suc
ceed Mr. Dourdas, li.ive been disappoint
ed. Dttivedb ' ., I't T.
; rate suou imeiuimems to ihe constitution
l-JF The company of Yovintocrs which ' w iil j.rescrvc eiico and restore the
left hogjin on Monday Jruitu Jor Cmnp An- 1 Union : '-' hdr ceiy dixiinhnixt. vhether open.
del son, at Lancaster, was comj osed pi'di ' er n.vriv jdtlW ih di.stmetion, is the advn
dlli is follows. Eighty-two lieuiocratH, ; ,",tlc ol peaceful secession vr of war, e-.t the
twenty-two Lejiublicatis. uud nine doubt- ! i,n t o .jna' '7 rs-n dec, in, vcuiiinii und reeon
,u'' n uiium o"c.ui,'c 1 jiave too much I'cs-
j peel lor his intellect Ui Lelievn, for one
"My 6on you must stall up from j moment, thai I here is a luau for war who
this lethargy." "Would you h.ivu me an I is not a d .-unioni-t per sc. lionet I do
upstart, father?" 1 1K,t mean, if 1 c.un prevent it, the enemies
not MEN.
The lato Senator Dourlas on th" War
!
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AND I'atkkiTu: i.r'i-run
IKi.N,
M. VAI.I.AMddlJAM, dl' OHIO
l'lllI.AT)KI,l'lliA, .llllic L'l, iMil.
V. Ih,- ) jr,tr , , .,,,. ,,f I ,., r,w : -(
li'tithn)on I I'lii'lnw.i .. i..ii. r
jt!i' lion. C. I,. Vallan.liol, mi, nicinli.T o!
ICiri'Toss from ( il .in tf id u. Iw.1,1 ii,..
il tlon'" n"'l Period,' in toup, fo nj.t todlu
r,'n"ul" i ill" tunes, i
h'l'eil, o in its
homo iruiha. that, it rimnot fail to iirt'esl
attention and seeuro a favoraldo response
from th" enndid i nd considerate.
While tho welkin still ring" with culo
giutns on thfl (leiiarted Hoiigla:', and so
initny vie in their rtlnrts to do honor
his me'iiory, this letter of Mi . Viilland
ham is eminently well timed, in sore:
i...c ... i . ' , , . , . . ' .
nif; ueioi e me worei inoso nntdo
, .1..., .....I ,
prinei-
.m ouo leinrineiiis nvowoci mii'I a'lvoe.l-
tod hy Poulas, and which nil) ever ion
elitute tho o.'iii which will most adorn hi-
I''""11'1''' lU)(I i-''vc lViiffr.im'o to his tneni-
HI V.
How
is it, that ropuhlioiitis can ioin
loud hosaimas over the deiul author of
these just and nol'le truth-, and yet hunt
down all living disciples who tovaoh ami
I "; " t i them '
'' "' 1 '"'ijjlas'
Tht repuhlieims endor.-e
pat: iotism what i.i it '!
says, tiio J.'moii can l,o
"ear him. H
preserved hy granting to the South its
right-; "You Co; restore and preseive the
government in that mode. Yor ca.v i.i
II' IN NO I, I II 11."
II ,." (O ,M'0.,o,(. l ,,, ft,,,;!, la ,,
iii.iixm; (.7,('c ivriii ,,.v,,,,,,,,,,v
"!"':' "' ''": r'""'"-:.' ' -.'r--;,'.,!. is (he
M'Uoeate of peaceful secession, ir't vnr, ,t.i
thr k'i r,;t maux J ret ,1,-r'v-j rriihi i, undrr.r,i
''"''," "yv'iW'. 1 have too ini.cdi res-
peci no 11.- inieiieci to bi lievn
or one
1 ,11 'lie-in ,(,,, 111,'rr is a , v vtn u- in ,,-,i.,
IS NOT A l.lsfMOXIST I'F.R nr.. ,,' ,.,
,,. in,
" 'I 1 '"'"' "''' ut it, ',,U ihc ill, !, ', x nf
"" "' ;''.' tn ..v, , ;.,
' th,s ritvtiliy into ir.tr, t'Mil K TIIK citi:-
if .xr or ruo'iKcTiNo thk i t iii.ic pkopkictv,
A N 1)
IMF.
iaiokiim; 1IIK i.Mis, .Wi, COI.I.IXIIMi
i,i:vi:m'i:, m iii:n 'ii,i,m oujuct jS ,,lti
l'MOV,
I'l.l.stllVO
AVI' WAR TIIH Viiaxs or ir.)f-
1 a ( iimusiiF.n pi ni'osn." .V il
hi. 11
,1 uf Ih,- cm-id d.cs Pil,l Iv cmd. mn the
I
I. ici ii!:i ;-,-, jh.l I'.-ici-clii,. ,,' , rrt,.
i,-i,l -h;,;h ,1
i'--ird iijimi it,-: 1, ir, 1 j'ciifdr
uh-n Iheij demanded
-j demanded ijuctrnidi-cs i'ir 'J,cir
i-'.d-.h."
''Mu. l u-e d, munsrule thai wi: lute? rat ,1 ,,,v.
eriiiricnl. uttd Mcrrc vAcfA'c,, -en-i'l mil ri- ferei're Ic
the ju.'ce nr vjusuri' nf the cniiibin't.i ' Sir,
wi.enever ten m.lljon J.eople proclaim ,0
you w.tli nnammous voice, that the,, an,re..
"i a 1 ;', uuir rtreitue-n.
und
'J'"s,
d;i atlii-s are in ,,j,,, r, tl bee
una ti
U'ltC ill,-
crnmcni tit I'Mrn h Vu' .aiipval ami to lo-uovr
TIIK Al'l-IIKrlFNSIov. J I ,xlrj (,.. record
nn r.rawple where nwj human im-rnimeid
frn .,-,,? cnoii'h ,, mi I,
ullia
i,f ,;), h-
.! f-'ii-jn-m-n u-h.-n tl,ei l,cl,ecc,l their , ;,.
tind LhcrUcs irerc imperilled, u ithnul lir.il ct,,t
rrrtu.j the ;,.vcrnm:nl ilvl into u'h ahtolute
c.y,iii.Vh, iuid dcstrtiiwi lie List vestijr -f t'rec-d-Hi."
' "
When Hie dpniorrntie rank mid file
read the language of Judge Dough s, will
they not reipiire a republican administra
tion to 1 est rain itself within the limits of
theoo.nsiituiioiii' 1 hopeyotnvill timl space
for .Mr. N'allandighain's letter entire
w."ir.
Letter of Sir. Vallandifjhani.
I'avton, Ohio, Mmv :;, jsiij.
To If,-,:. ;, !, ,1-! IL 'lfrH.tr;, ,,
X. ! ();!. .-ly, J.dui M, Ci, II ui, IIVA
Ii"ui .. IjV'r, (SVhio)) ;,,i,lm,t, ,,,,,
(.'. J.umihit, I). II. ',,, . .'.
'j, 11, .-;, .1. (,'. CJcidcilitih,
II. !'. ( hniijli, .. r. Firh i ,n,d IV.
)'. t!.,!t,'jlid,l,tu;i, Ohio.
(j cut leu. en : You.iv of the Vth inst.. re
iiiisting my opinion .u'on certain noinis
connected w ith wh;,( you justly Kyle the1
present "ingloriou,-. and il may bp, bloody
War.
las been received. that
opinion j
1 1
lorg since formed, an 1 was i
e. ueu-
ly
id)
t ( '1 th througli the pressor by speech
viiin in tiio tiniun ot b'oiiin.,,. . i
la-t wi
' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' " 1 ' "I ' ' ' V I 'MiJ .
liter, ar.d rcalliriiied in a card ihi. i
b
on the 17th of la-t motith. a feiv dais'
alter the commencement of the war. But j
inasmuch us. I never had occasion to dis
Cllss Ibis l ,ii rt leu hi r tilie.sli.io ,il I...,,,. I. .f
beg leave to adopt the loilowin,' qdmi'i-,. I
utiimaiyof the cpse in an extract!
troin a (iireitilly prepared ami exceedingly
able speoj. I, of I l,o Hon. S. ,A.. )ouglari!i
the Senate of tho United S!;..te.s, ""March
loll.. IM-I :
.r
pre
such an aniicable
settlement
prollr it a
If we can
to j.eacclul disunion ; and 1
thousand times to civil war.
tnem win creaie a t 'nion party m the cot
I'l.i'EsMiii. J h- iov-: ton States which wiil soon embrace a lar"o
majority ol the people m those Stale- ind
bring them back of tl,",r own free will
land accord, nnd thus restore, strengthen
'mid penetunto t he glorious old Cnion lor.
ever. I repeat, w liatever gunr.-iiitees will
s:iti - fy Murylnnd mid the border States
(the States now in the I'nion.) wi.l veate
. . .
w id bring them buck by tho voluntary
i action oi men own people. y,,n cm res-
Mi' nnd prcervf the :ii.-e.ynmeitf in that v;dc.
Jew ra-t d ' it in viy o'.her.
I " 11' if i- '' :'"),. War ix final, eleenal, gep
tic dw-K Ilenep, disguisn ii as yOU Inily
'every rnii'ii man in America must advo-
i ...... i ....
of liie Cnion - ineu plotting to destroy it
- -di;dl drug this country into n nr, m
Her the piete.vt of proleel inu the hie
pmpeity Hud enOe'iic the lnH and ml -let
ting revenue, uhenlhei' ol.ji.rt js di--tinloii.
and war the means o m i ciinpj-h-ing
a i li. i i-lied pui po-r.
"The diMiioiii-!s, then lore ire divided
into two classes ; the one opn,, th,. ,,(),,
scen t iisui!onisls. I he one is in f.
I, IV, if
id pcaeeliil .scce--ioii and
independence; t he ot her i.-
gnitioii of
in l.ivor 1 1 v ,i; ,
as the sti'-est means ol arc,oi,',plishih:, ,,.
ohiecl, and of making the separation tinat
iino eieri ai. l urn a t 'nion man, nod
heni:e iigaintl war; hut i! the Tnion must
I he temporarily hrokeu hy a revolution,
and I lie Oil - it ,1 ili nw, i A.f . . , . '
man, nml
mcnt hy some of til" State, let v.o act he
--j dune that will pievcnt restoration ami
luture preservation. Toaeo is the only
policy that ran lead to that result.
"Hut we are told, and we hear it. repeal
ed everywhere, that we mu-t r,nd oi.t
whtljier we have got u governtneiit.
Have we a L'overi'iiieiit '." is the ,,u,.ti,,.,.
. ati'l we ale to! 1 we must tes- that ipie.sl
1,1 ' tioll hv lllin,, tli,, militi,., ,
' "'n "I IO Ml I
down all disconietited spiiits. Sir, this
Miie.stiun, 'have wo a goyerninrnt V has
iieen pro'iounded I
I'.V every tyrant who h
as
uiiMi to Keep b is tool on the necks of the
t,r.,wd.. tl... I I I . ii.i
the barons demanded Ma-na tharti. iv,.,
l i m .f .isi,,, .,, 1 ' 1 1 ,
j- loiiiiii-iinnii', ue exeuiin-
cd. 'Imvo w.. . 1 ........
fur his armv topnti'own t he de-c,vt,.ted
bin-nns. W'hen f'l.arle- I attempt, , t,
collect the .hips' mon-y in violet :o .
the constitution of K.ighmd, and iu'di-r,
gard of the rights 0." the people, ami was
resisted by Uoan, ho ex, lain L, vo
a g .vcnime.it?- 'We cannon vaf with
rebels ; ,,ui down the traitors . ,
show that we have a government' When
'Im.i.cs II, was driven from the thione ofi
Kngland for trampling on the l i e ties I
the people, he called Tor his arn T , 1
exclaimed, Met us show that we h ye 1
government!' When (ieo.ge 111 called
upon his armv to pot dc mi rd n- o I
in America. Lord X,n ,h c-iout iS, !
'no coin. romise with traitors ; let ut Jem. I
onstrate that we have a government' -
When, in lK-18, the people rn-e , , I lo-ir !
tv.an.s all oc liu pi , d der, , led '
guarantees for their , i , , i
ed lie:,! exclaimed, 'have we , v . ,1
ment?' and appeal, d to, he ;,, toSjm - !
cte their authority and enforce tha L,J! I
"Sir, the history of th wmlJ does not
fail tocomhmn the lolly, weakness and
iMckedncss of t hat 'iW, t ,,i.;,.t, !
jlv ifs sword upo,, ifsown 1'.,
, tliev demaua,vl guarantees for ,1
This cry that we must have a , . ..' ,
is merely following illk, ,.va,,i,.l.. r . t.. '
besotted Hcji bei,; who never learned
mi) iioiig uy misioriune, never Jor-ave an
injury, never forgot nn affront. Must we
demonstrate: ihat. wo have git a gt
eriiriient, and coerce obedience without
ieieren.ee to in justice or injustice of tho
complaints: whenever u. uiiliion
peop.e proclaim to you with one unani
mous voice, mat they apprehend their
lights, their luesides, and their family Vi
tarsaie in 1 anj-er. it be, '.on,.. ,,
ernment to listen to the appeal, and to
rninoi-n i tic .it.r.w.l...... : i,- .' .
" "rr-""."N'iii. History does
not record i. 11 example where any 'human
' ojo 1 1 1 mis iieen strong eniii: ' 1 lo
crush ti
n millions of people " i,it0 oni.i,.,..
tion w 1
ion iii.ev behove, their 1 d,.l,i- .,.,.1
.1 , . . . . j
liberties were
unpen; 1hJ, without fjr.-t
cenvci ting the
royeriin.ent itself into n
despotism, and il
tigo of fjvedom.'
suoying uio last ve.s-
t hese were the sentiments of the dem
ocratic party, of the tsd, ,;. ,1 f,,;,,,,
part.,-., and of a large majority of tho re
publican pi esses and party, only six weeks
ago. '1 hey were mine ; 1 voted them re
peatedly along Till, every d, ,., ,..t ;.n,i
f iiimm : . . , 1. . 1 r .. . , .
- ..,iii ii, in,- iio:i-e 1 iia'. e
"""'ing to change, much to confirm iM.m
sine", especially ni the rfees-i.iii. wit!, in
n,t' l:wt thirty uavs, of Virginia ikan-1-
ni l b ( '.,,.,.1;,... . . .
u 'h
- - iii.i ,11111 1 CHIiCS.-'CC. 11 oil"
1:1 four millions
and a li ill'of p,
tup iiiininiu.,, ....... i . t t
mex.'iau
sources, li ve huiiilii.d I li,,i.t.,.,,i t;,.i. .......
1 miiihv ,si; 111. Ill II. I 1 I l V ' I ! 1 l I . I .i i
men, and the ''raves of u' ..i.:. ,,... 7. .... 7
Jackson. I shall vote them agiui).
Waiving the oue-tion , .!' ibf. ,!.,,,' i r.,,
Jr":illl v nf ,1... C ... , I . r .
til
I'iih. 'callin.,' out. . 'Lw'i,;.. ',-,7l .'i.1'!.'
""'"''h. - ., U,id r tho act of IT'.iA. I u i! I ,-'
.vole to pay them, l.ecaus,- they had r.o
uiouie nut, supposed duty and patriot
l . .1 t ' J
i.i
ui move in. 'm ; and moreover, ihey will
have rendered lJu entire el vico deman
ded of t.'iei.i before ,Coi;gr. s. sin.li melt.
Hut the ruulaoious usurpation of Dissi
dent Lincoln, for which he deserves im
1'enchment, in daring against the very
letter of thu conMijuticn, and r.ithriiu
t!ie shadow of law, to "raise and support
armies" and tr. "provida and maintain a
a navy" lor thro- or five years l y mere
executive proclamation, J will -;ot vjtu to
mstuin or ra'.ily 1,,'vet. Miil,,.,,,. ,,r ,(..
iciic" ; n ji a man or a dollar for ri:
si e and olleiisivf war.
1 he w.ir.has had m.inv mo: ive.. f,
comineiiremci.t ; it can 'have but on,
'ilt, whether :t lasts one or fifty i
.Ti.
its
re- !
t' in
J'lett, 1 1, , -mil tcj,,ir,if;,i, disiii '-'". As (or
coiiijuesL and .subjugation of the South, I
will not impeach tho iiileligenei' of ai-y
man among you by assuming tLat yo'u
ui cam oi ii a
u any lime or in ion- w in-
possible. Kemeniber t he win ning oi' Lot 11
Chatham to the Hiitish 1'arliumenl: "My
Lord-, you cannot conuuer America " A
puo no (lent oi liundreds of niillions
.....hii.ii.. us nun our posionty down m
lor genoiations, we cannot
,es-
I , ,'.uini!1'1' J"" H0 '.' wo es-awe,
"' c' iJiuoeu it is n i jonger , i no troojis. live thou.-uud in number ai!J
so much aqiu-sUon of warwith the.South,,Le forwarded in stimuli lo Oyaymas
whether we ourselves are lo havn eonsti- ( and llieneo be tiunspui'Uj, iih ikvf-.ou'
tutions ar.d a republican form of icovmu.. .hent of tho Mexican ,ivei timeut acrov.
ment heieafiw xu llo North und West. the .St.do 'jf Sonora to tho hi firunda.
Ill brief; I aiw tor the constitution first, I 'I'heeoiilraetui's for supplying bhmkeU t
and at nil hazards; fur whaicver car) iiow i the govcruinenl it is said.wili not t !J0 hai,''
ho saved of the l'l, ion, next; for peaoo ui- some sum of ?JO!VW0. ' '
TERMS $1 2j prr Armm. if pid in fdvunr
Ni:v.sr.i;ii-vi)L i.-no in,
ays, j css nli.d to the pi.M'vtioii f
cither I'ul nh.ilcvcr any inuy think of
the war, one thing, at least, every lover of
lih"i'lv ought to demand ine.vorahlv : thai
It shall he e.iri'ie I . n strictly MJ j,.,,t lo
the c 'lot il ul ion.
The ..;,, ",,cy 'vas tiled ; it airuHte
-CCI --1, n. an I pi i-i.l a i esior.it ion
ol Ih" tn.oii. I'
no.v upon dial
policy ol war is
in twenty davs
i it has
dine. i four millions and '
people out ol the I'm.,!, ,,,,,1 ;.,, ,i... , .
tel.
of Ih
""Ih In a little longetr
al-.i, two or lour Slut..
it w l
drive out.
I and two million- or three million .,f r,,
..I.. l..-. :. 1 l , .. '
pie. r .11 111. 'V III Ml, 1,0 file
policy of
the hast ; hui
pi aij.' Is a necessity of thu
We.-t.
1 tcouM have volunteered tiotliing,g0n,
tlcinen, at this time in regard to this civil
wi'.r; lut as constituen s, y on had aright
to know mv opinion and i.n-iii.tnu .
i.Jlieliv
them
nit most frankly, you j,aVQ
My only 'inswer to those wlio indulged
in slander ninl vituperation, was given in
(he cud of the 7th of Apiil, herewith en
closed. Very truly,
C L. Yai.i.andicham,
1'ria ill j Wa.-hin-t.ni Slur of tho 2.jtk.
i.i:amii:i;.i:i kiii.. n.'oi mork woih.-.
J : "'t (
"i"'. I a.. Jun "j. I I... an
1 l"-y bave r,
- , , V, V , 1
eeiitly erected delenniun
.... ,. 1
upon the
load hetween l uiitx ('.
? . "I Vlloxt'" . U miles to tho
' V-V ' , I'1,. 1 ,"iJl L U"- Also near
' ' " "' ,,0Use " tho road froai
urTr V ','0' ' t0W"' nd about,
I ' ' '? '"' " " K ouvt lloi,
, J ,lvnS h t,,1cs" have
M l,,79,iw"w , antler them
I '"'1' to our Hoops. Tl,0y have for
I T 8 l'n. .""pressing all tho
T " ' , ''"'01 100,1 0,1 'hom
? '", li,y '' .,,,ls l, in tl' rk.
'"7 l" they imtertain no
m tt4-'"t' V , eons.dorahle body
'0 '"K" " "n,"' Kls0
'""'"h 11,1 "1e)r,w 7 Wiing trc
nnJ '"ns nnpasUo piu
ti ,
, , 1Wi '";c re.-tinlly cut a nw roadthro'
'i'!" " i'0'" (jor,,,i, l)m k 10
i'" n '"I"1 U'TV"1 tt tri-
. ' , " f, n;" '-"' t House )nck
.1 ""I-'0 ' ,m,, '-'entreville. This
7 " WStO re,
1 UlU" U,un lldva"1
,
" L ''" .AI I,,E
' ' '"""' 1 hth v ,vrw of the 25th. 1
' geniieinan, estabiisfied ut New Or
leans, an iwd yesterday in this rifv. tr
sa.vs t-tt lie: feelings vigainsL tjj. Vnrii,
i; muii-e and vehement: ihut n,
J10"!"4 of tho Coiifodei ate Stufea coJ;sis.t
01 M.ui-.eis SOUS. ru'Cllstr,,.!,,,!
the Use of wivtrms and in r..i 1
. . , . "fiu.-s, ,inu
aie excellent soniiu s. I'he noonl f !,
s: : 1 1 . 1 . 1
" u min-'M U.J.S
veiled than thoe of
llie .ortJJ ; they
have a sense of st
.... ,,'u a. a uniint ol (,, success Ctf
their cn.se. J here is no lack of nrovi-
fc
s.sus. acconiing , r,IK)I,t Ihe (;m
uc cvcellent and ahiicdant. Thev relv
r.i; (I,,. 1 ,i,.,.....l ..r.i. :.. .. - '
w 1 ""I "' "","1 "I io
o'ir cotton crop. r
..ilrope m ot ban
le:e lorcihlv tor
cotton, :i,:J will inter
it. New Jrle 11114 huj
never been
o 'itiiet, so peaceable ui,.o
April la-t : no murjeis uor assassinations
V?'' . "';'"i't"" as Pefori... Theiv
available P'rees :n ,Vn,g ,0 ,ld Xorth.-
iuouey u ill 1.0 raised 111 t he
South, ho
:iys,witli uioii
laci.ily than in the North
Ih
utu it uii.inimoiiu in canying oh
the .
lice. .''. il ll.S lil.SI' ,1 III..L-. ,
1 KHCrif
o r i-kopositioxk.
ork Tiihuuo nn I, li-l, rt.
Th
Xl
d!,
lonjn'' as corjjiML' tt-.ii. ; U'.ijii,.,..
"start hill'-" b '
r"hvh !';'v' "' -o propositioa
peace tu the administration. The ono
"b".npl;des the .'omplel,, H'ccitiun of
Old'
and i
'deraey, will, a treaty
i iciid-hip .and oei li.n.s
im annual suh-idy of So.lldii.OiMI (,-mn tj1(J
I iibci Mates for giving us their prolec
"i'"'" d domestic eue-
llll' s. '
"Tl.e (dh'-r, ,'!,!'!, i, under coiisid
era'ion, consents to u su-.pension of l,m.
lilies, a hu ing , Ion n of iimi .,l
lion ul tin
Pacific."
of
uu d
g. JO mia. to tbo
The National fntclligcncer, however, of
ycstei ..ay nees evidently semi-otlis
c.alr
lll"ls
, that there is no ground lor the ru
in i ii . ulatiun that tim Coi.f,.,!
nut llol Hies
piop'isitieii
oe
libido any peace or othoy
'JI ;
r
ITdX I.iian ix ALABAMA.
r' Wii held iii Linden, on H,u
bo i
l'is'ai.i, win,
I'". S. I. von,
n and olio is.
was addressed he
'n J". Hale, Alfred
Nearly .'Uuo ,.,OA
l'l'.
sUI
erihod on the spot, uiu
it the amount raised iii
d l!
will
L.I ( IC-,)
bales.
NOT AliltKSTJCJ).
' , h-, reported by a coitp.,
bivo Leuii aire.stel ut IJur
"" the L'u;li, l.y orjcj' oftien.
lie:
I t-j
per l
.lohll-
M '. U
. w.i, not ancsted at that time.
it I- well known nmonsr ihn himc.
clialil- i.l this
o
iv as the ,'iiiiii-iptoi. nl'il,,.
11,11
l'l Hiring Mill (,t ihe Lorry.
A VI!
'I'he S
n i:y M"yi-.Mj:.vr tkvas.
hi Frans-i is, o Heii.1,1 ol M.iv .".IsJ
nnnouiic.'s that order b ie. !,... n 'i,
."mil
t liiiicisco. rum the War JJoinnl-
hieiit ioi (he orgiiniiiation of threo rein.
niehts of voiunteors. for service in Texas
. .. . . ... n