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WHO CAUSED THE WAR?
hn ii.ilioinil i,tli.,iiios, Mini tin- nnili
l iliei .f m 1 1 lho h. al States, and nil the
I'Oi'j.lc ilirnu', in o i iclt-r the iinprc'Hnn
(lint lho w nr Win citiiM'd ,y tlio dclennin
al'ion of certain of tho Southern States to
sccedo finm Hio I'ni.m, ciilinlnutiii in (lie
: 1 1 1 1 1 r U niMin Fml Smivkr. 'I here mo oil..
its, how, or, who iill'.vt lo Cml ipiilo dif..
tlciciil rim.M.s for tlic win-. No, no sny it is
Inil the consummation of u conspiracy Ihnl
Imn been nintining in lln South fur thirly.
years, itinl whom Huiliors simply embraced
the election of Mr. i incoln in tlio favora
He pretext.
ii tint other hiiml, I.moorali, nml
ni'iuy others of liko cnmorva! ivo views,
are of I ho opinion that this determination
of the Southern ?lntes to secede Irom the
I'nion was caused, not by (ho election of
air. Lincoln, but by the endorsement of
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of lb, war, li"l to extoi tnimuo il
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"JlliC'll of ill.' institution 111 it Will hflot'H,
1 would I o to ho, pi. -at ll to ojy pn.lolilya
similar struggle at fotno fut in o ilay. Thin
I'hiMi of oiii' I'ounl rynii'ii w ii-bi a vast in
fliiriirc. 'I'lu'y nio inurh morn iiiiiiiitous
than is V' iK'inlly mipimsril. Thry sro t;
bp tut' t w ilh r cryivhi'io in tho exocutivp
I'haniboi', in I ho halU of legislation, on tho
juilioial lii iH'li, on tho foiuin, in tho lec
ture room, in the aero.) ilenk, (ul is!) in
the social circle, in the woikshop ami on
the jmblic highway ami beinj; lmi'tiht
o,l, unthinking ami uncharitable them
solves, they nro coiihtanlly lahori n i to in ike
,ror!ytes of tliose of similar Irailiiev.
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stract oT tho hist ilay'n proceetlint's : j Mr. 1)1(1(111 I' (l)emocrat), of Imli.m.i,
The morning hour having oxpirei!, the m:U what ho was now about to my
bill was lnitl over, ami tho jlrihl case was 1'boul .l, ierhaH have boon saitl wonkK an.
tukon up. j "o lhanked tlio .ludiciary Ciiniinittee lor
Mr. AN' I'IION'V (l!eii.)of Khoile Islaml, l'U! favorablo report they hail tinule, tho'
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. ' .eiiM', nml he had no hope lor iivUco boiii' , , h) uiiiioum i iiH iit win prrrfe.l vt
i, we g'vo tho follow,,,,? ub- ,,,, uml,.r ()(.s(, nrcunistaee. pra,, in the t:.,l!crv, ftl.i, I, wa,,he,
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Dr. Win. M. UttrilV .n,h
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The Senate tii.'' ;i'lii.iirn"I.
"By Authority. "
"e lako the following '.ffflft li.iin
"inn in- nun iiiTivrn hi me cone usion nun " ....... .......... . . ...... ,. , ,. , , , ., ,. .
Im ,,,., vnior,,, .!-,. .,l i- v. ,i. L'iveu wav un, or tin- i1:,i.rei',.,lente,l ore,. s l h-.n on ,! in toiireSs on flu oil,
'hus far tlm war has reeoii'o.l n wnnn, cor- ion, thoujh ho sliouhl .1,) it with u groat !sul? been brought to bear on iiis i " . ( " i t by Tlia.i. Stcyens, upon the pas-
case, t lie reasons lor Huh clian.'i- of sen- sul'o of the Tro:imirv no!.. 1,111
thnont luight be wfactmy to H,al Son- ..M. Sr,x,:n. (r, ,, ) f IV, i cl,in il.o do.
ntor, Imt he ..oiihletl -vhethor they woul.l l,t,.. ,ni,l.-'Mii8 bill i a ntM-nr,. of i csmiv,
lie ko to ovon-hando.l justiee. JJis main imt i-hoicc. No mie w,m, ivillin-lv insu,. ,,
ei nti, n. I nko this hope from them, ami ,MH I ' leuer as uini, to sncn a man, lo
theywouhl at onco wilhhohl their hi, p !1(,'a -itor, w unlittc.l for u scat in
' . , .... . . I 'ho Sonule.
i.ni-l lor iv 1 1 1 1 nil I tins rilii.!..'. tnviniv in . .
tlm CliicniM l'1-..f r..f..i i... 1 1 . . . i . l' J Jlr iiAniu.'i llvep.) ot ow 1 ork, Raul
tho UiuoyU haform t, tho popular vote lho c;1Bhte lllM .la,0 of ono of t)mn it, ,ie di(, not rif, f(l)r . of fl,.t!lor
in pari, ol tho iion-slavehohlim; States ...... I, I .l.r., t. ... (:.i...i.i..-0,i ,lise,.in,. tl. cl,;..i Tl... i:, f,,..
which platform (lonio.1 to hlavchohleri lho 0.UU(.K,8 murder of brother by a brother's ,cus.sion I""1.I"mI. It only needs A for-
protection ol their property ia tho enni' i . ,.
gitimate nnd uiuiiistakeablo cni.i,'
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..... ,.,.-, I,.; irncii..i lino hensoi.iss ii 'Ola- ' . i i i r o . o i
. , , 1,1 for the ( ombict of tho war tell us that
tion ol lho hlavery tviostion by Northern ' .i . t . ,t
...... ' "luln the Ktru'-fihi is (or no Biioh purpose us the.se
Abolilio, lists represent-that it in for tho I
restoration of the Union ns il was, with1
dial, and nerhans an olleelivo dunnort from ! f pain. In times like those. lheS?n
this class. And why? Simply because ut0 ""'t1""1 MUed will, men the least
, , , , suspected ol dislnynlly. lie nhould vote
they sawn, the result the accomplishment 01, ,h(l time ,(.ird of tho letter. He
of their biu'lu-sl w ishci universal Cliwn ; th.niL'ht that any Senator who eon 11 write i object ii. Fpeakin now was to idaou him- nirr. nty, iihit r.-df omnl.tv nn .loinil n.I . nml unit,
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I'r.ini tho cirruliititiK luu.lium, wlii. lt l.v lho com- '
mon .iinn'i.t .f ci.iliz,.,! iiiitimi, f.iriiii, tin. '
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when ri'ii'lurcl nc-pcjury l.y oxionri, s it .,ihl f.
ir.nlii,'o nn nl.irnt. It is Hi., inonsttry i,,-, i.s,rv ?
'ilia laio iiiliiiiiiislintinii ..fi it (!l,t ..f l, .nn .ii,)( 1
OlKI.Ollil, nml l,...i,,tlii.,l f, nl.,., nn ox.,.imv'
ami 1'i.riiii.ltilili. ri'licl lii.n. Thin f,iiii,.'ll,.,l Cm.1
press, in cxtru fcf.i.,n. , initlmrir.o n li.uti nf ht i
htimlroil una fil'lv milliom. A humli e l niilln.n.
wort, t nk on nt M'Vi n tliirtv it prut : titty !,:i:i. '
Uiur nt lour per cent ; fifty millions ;ver,' u,'. in I
ilpiniiiirl notes ptiynlil.. h cin ; lenvit'' liltv mill-
ior,n iimnspose,! ol. Ho ore I n l,.-n.U . l.-.d
nml vote to indicate tho detei initial ion of , oonscious of r.ot
mon territories ;-nn,l hence, that the le I ., ., i i r ., , , l,,t H,1,,U- 1 lie rsemuor iron, Jmltanii ,s
, ' i'..' ii... it-s l,n t li r rt, line Inoiil nwnv At ll.n ...' r.f n.,.l .i ,..lf.....i
( ' '".. - j i hi' ,.riiuii, noil iioiiiiu.u iii'i-o i ii ri ii o r
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iuiu most ot tlio heniuors 11:11 coniined
themselves to tho subject: but someques
tioiu had been introdiiccl during the do
bate ciitirelv irrelevant, and some Senators
Abolitionists.
Hut tho Altoliliouis'shiivo 1:0 hesitation
in ntlributing tho war dircciiy In the in,
stitution of slavery J(r u. With them,
slavery ij the solo and only cause. Willi'
ou! :t, we woulJ haven p:foct Tnradiso
on on.-th ; and us long as it exists, we can ;
Jiavo no penco; that the war must conlin.
UP "nnl il Mm l-.tl ..a:I.. ..r . t : . .
i . .' ; . eWV'!"",t' ,arol- support; havo furnished willingly and
ed o'lt; ' that with it, we can never rrj-t- n ,, r . i ,,
, 1 liberally of their treasure, and nre willing
per, and our land will ha accursed of . , , ,, r ,
1, , , . , , 1 to submit lo any further micnfioa as lon-
Jod ; forjiotting '.hut with it our country , ., , . , ., ,
,. , , , ,. ' ns tins M the object, find there id tho least
tlid prosper beyond all comparison with , , i
.. ,. , , 1 hope ol its iiccomplibhmcnt.
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the ri'-htu and institutions of all tho States
as (irmly ptiarantcpd im ever.
And relying upon these yromiifii, ths
country has responded to tho calls of the
lational authorities by marohallinL' an
army of over half a million of men for its
seem to have merged the character of a
Senator in that of n partisan. He alluded
toll' right on tho piiL'e of history. If 1
could do that, h should be content, lie
wasnmazed at lho party spirit which had
been exhibited again it him, as well ns nt
tho numerous accusal ions that had been
brought against him. He might with
propriety liavo asked for com, sol : hi,',
.ivina sad anyihiti', or
lone any thing, or written anvlhino, or
voted in any manner ineonsissent will, his
prerogative im an American Senator, hi-had
not called ir. counsel, and ho did not now
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to tho tMirrni lipnlih. l,!.li ,. ..r, .,,"'r'H'
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Whilst this is the feeling that animates
tho great masses of tho country, lot but
the word go forth that this is n war for the
up-rooting and overthrow of society ; for
tho vain attempt to invest the negro with
privileges eijual with the white race; and
that tho abolition f if slavery foamnn, the
tlm i.1.Wti.lc lis tin n nm til iwl i r.'l . in, Il .
ttie U. S. Senulor nntl Brigadier 'icnernl'i .1 .i . i v f.i'
,. . t omrai f0ith, wo say, that such is the policy of Ihe
Jim Jano-seems to h.tve made an entire- AJ..tration, nnd the supporters' or the
ly new u.ecovery In u Jocturo recently tt(lr .,v.ouI(, lo ul onco c0lfineil t0 tl)0 A5j.
ueiivcrea ty Jnm in Kansas, niiiong other : (,,;,:,
reuinrKfioio tilings, ho uttered the lollow-
tng sentenco :
thin same unchanging God repeatedly, ami
very signally, manifested his favor and ap,
probation of Uie forefathers of these same
idiiveholdeis in their struggle for indepen-
aonce in 1770, ivLen eluyei wero held in
ull tho Colonies.
Imt the notorious im Luno of Kansas 1
regret it. Ho would noi try to thk
himself from partisan blows, but challeng ' l,f "'" ' '"( loa" ""'y hr"" 'l" 'i under it, nml i- fr.o frmn u!l n.-i,K r e.lkulioiiLiii c' k
C'd an inxestigation of all tho acts of Ins "" t''"lH'"'1'1 speciu pnvmont. Tliey then cu. f. e l.-m t injure the .., th.
political lilo. Jlehait lice,, homirod l.y ' , V. "". mn ineuin. um ,,, .ictiion.i , j-.s urtii.n i.e,u- n.ti:, iy nu- "i,,u,icl-r.0ii,v.
th-; State of Indiana thrice bv a cat in the m?, u., , .t,,l,,m w : '"5 : .
to tho elaborale speeches of the Senator '''la'-'1. ami been in t ho conlidenco of tho j ut the same d:,y tho hanks ,Mn refuse. 1 ' tu re. ' 1 ' ' ln" "lll'(ls lODll) I'OWtlcr
from Massachusetts (Mr. Sumner) as be-, "'onfite, ami received tho highest honor ! coivo thorn. Tliey nmst sink to .lei reeinte,! enr-' is ',,"'""",n'l"J hy nil Ilminem Demim. lv,.
iney mm 10 give, lie sai'J litis as anuver 1 '.T- i nt reuiuiniiie; l,!iv iniili,.n the Seen Ma. :P'"" 111 u"..i.u ,:.i.o, isa. 77 toiirih
to I huso who ipiestioned his antecedent' ! rJ' of Treusury In,, hoen iimthle tu iieoiiute. j ;tr'-, Hr k . i:. 1)
ami so.iaUi to i.rejudioc him in the minds A ""l"11 "'' ''r"1'"1" iKn "'"'Hi'ois Tnce :5 Cents prr Box.
ofhis rouotivn Hp rot;., rod tl i' H'" "MH"' "t "'Ven tli irty iu pnymenl .if .lehts, A lii.ir.il ilsomt iu i . t,,l,avr,.
ol ms count.i mi . He iclei .ed then to nnJ ,is hll(i ,., j . A( (, , . p,.;,,,.-,.,., j nffi T
t no letter lio li:ul w t lltrn to n.ivts nm n i. .i...u .:. . , ... . ... . . I ' i ini'iinc
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t in r iiinii'li.rn Mi I .men n w inn, lie l,i,,l n. I.,,,lr.,,l ,i .!,;., .:i.: ,. , ' ! U'.l i II r,s. 0.1
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coming a prosecuting attorney, lhey
seemed to him liko heaping blows on n
fallen foe. The .Sen.tor from Kentucky
(Mr. Iavis) made something like a dozen
speeches, lie appeared to bo the senior
counsel in tho prosecution, and had visit
ed the committee room to secure evidenco
to impeach the man by testimony of the
chairman of the Con.mil toe on Finance.
He referred to the speech of the Senator
from Teniipn'co (Mr. Johnson) as that of a
man, a noble, btty, self-sacrificing spirit.
Iiut he, too, stepped nsido from tho sub.
ject He (Mr. Harris) rend extracts from
the speeches of M
and .-sumner, ant
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K'.ivo n I... .n.i.i I la i.n.. I ....J. I .I,,.. loan l.V IIUVillL' it out tfl i-r,.,lil,,r in ii,it nf.ur I Ml eft .
it was simply a nolo of introduction, nml i !"-,nir-y- 'lljis hicmii, known, they iin.netli.
that in the uddres he had no in ton tion ofjffi'; V' if t,:c, rlmry
,i i . i- i . . i , i Mill pelferiiu it is oelievod they woul.l hin o run
rocognizing the light ot Davi, to the title, ,iwn tl) u.n ,,,r cont tl it.u u :llUV(. if tll ..
but mprely as a courte', ill which he only loul.l U use, I there w uld rem,-,in ilnonUnt nine
followed the example of Other Oil the floor I ty miHions, the i .ivinoi.t ..f whi -, is in -ently de-
01 the I -senate. I mainieu. l nv U;i ii v expeiises , o tho
"pnic-St. N.York.
:.l le!,:ii'l l v l-( ,f- ( .,.. J!;'- ort)l
U Ilu','e -Ii. I 1 ' ,,
lid lv nil l;-m;,-i..t.
:, '.-u; tret.
WILLIAM I). IILRDS
.vertiuien!
TooTiiAcin: i'liiii-s.
1 .It T1IK CfilK
T ) T 11 A C II E.
Mo-srs. Johnson Wilmot ! The Senator from Maine, Mr. Morrill, , ,re a"1,UI ""''"'us. To earn- us nn . J ()() I 11 A CUE.
d contended that it wa a 1 in UU ult on him, said the address was : l , ,n'v"M-; "( i;' f' - r.T-e-l -nerves.
..denttoestabl-Moeiatofa courtier Jf the Se,
call-
e.d.
is lo borrow uu cut oruui'tn I
1 nn interest of mi i,er cent, uhieh
fill, only lie I'Jeeted l.y pnttin;
my wwild at onco feel themselves released I Legislature of his Stnt to reanimate the i tl;0 sei-''C'i;l'y ol State, to show that on the!"" "a"l
T O O T II A C If V. .
r;r.'..'r.: eiti relie-r t'. ... . .: tut dif-
Irom.n ; we i"i -i en 's I ,r
Loss ol' s'. v; p. p,
nnl t'teir ehi,r?a fro:u (rent mTerlnj, f
kpepimr 'i h'.tlie of
Dr. liriiD'SToOTJlACIIK UulS
Ii..'j". rre;iircd nt 1-r. Ilor 1 a In.
No. 77 l',.tirth Su.-. ;, l..-j,,l.',r',. I:. Ii.
1 from their obligations, and retire from the n' Illative in
thewar? I hone' a specious emulation of the well-nigh fa. there would bo war. He did not believe - , d .. ',...',,,' , ' 'V
oorats here, and I scl''c , . . . , . :al doctrine of State nghts. Wl.n-Aoukl I're would be war until the fall of Fort ' 'l? Jor 'aVl IT"
Ninnteen fifiiis colleagues
l.anl.s
"What did t.roduco
there uro Doul-Iiis Deinoorni
. - , tti ji i . i : . m. . . . .. . . . . i t r, . .
want to say to them t hut the Douglas ; L ",WT U'P5C c:rctimsinncos ii is ino im- )e the result ot t ho discussion in tlm legs I -"'T'cr. iaer uns uiere was war, ana then i; ould he iind
Democrats, tit Chaileston. hrom-lit n.i tl.iu tiorative dulv of the Administration to i ishitnre of New York ho did not know. ' 1,0 should not have given uch a letter. m.nt in ein. A lar--
Wnr. It Was thfv who Im ,1 ll, I . ... ,. ;.. . I Sr. fur nl lilri vol.' ttn ennenrnpil it iv,.u I He haJ not the most distant recolioctioi, K1'1 ' 'ite diireenit
the courage to stand no for the tuin- , , ... . not important that he should know, l'.ut
cii-Io that nont.le of UieTorritar'ci l.ii.l e,ll,tr 10 l" ""sunderstcod nor m.sintc- Uio cWaumsan-x,H un(K.r 10 M.
a right to govorn themselves. If they had l"'ele1. H"11 l,ose Abolitionists do not rep- I tempi, hi resuscitation was made were ex.
oonscMcd to givo up that prinejj.le, the resent i's policy that the war is net for , traordmury
r , i V i .V0U:1 MC nom' for tll(1 "bolilion of slavery.
i....... ..i.-j.in u x 'ougias, aim ne would,
in all probability, have been elected and
alive to-duv."
As matters now stand f.m.Jrv is labor
inn under a U'.i.-ai.i.rehension. 1'ho
Is iL the Al.olitionists ? or is it the instr.ict him as to the vote he should cive. -utre "oui'i i.e u war, lie should not 1
iini'iissih: to find i ;i v -
fi.lrt ot it III 11 -1 he li -eept
I IJ ties nl li!l-si.,eie loivinf
i'T i so . ioe t:a .my , xvn t.- tl.e resu.in
lion ot .-fieeie loi.uiu't.i. until ;,.. v.ur
.. .i i i . . . . .
eii'.eu. i.ui us mi- to litre's tnii-t 1,110,
ii pr..i,ri:,li.i;s tn ihe . n.I if the lit- 'al v,.ai t -f.
n veu mouths mure unist he ml. led to liie-e ei-
re.iuiie f.iir hi.trlred nod
I l" ihe seven lu,,,ilre,i oiil
1 st.'pit
Nor is ho less scrupulous about slave-
sieuling. Hear him :
"I am authorized by the Government
to s.iy to every officer "and private that
villti'da.liu;t,vfilrhoHr:fyoi, and I don't
cine I ow soon you calch him."
Fit Xone mt Americans ok Gcaiu'.
ilancer.iiis t.rece
u .x-iiiuoi niiinmi ue n;ei 10111111 guiiiv OI i , ......... ..... jo 01 in...,i inr. 1 im j;r 1 11 x ijti .-non is Ii ,w cun
trenon, mi'l that the case was not a pfirab ; Ki'tislied that that was not ono of his faults. t!iU li.re iiimmnt he raised ? lh, su.-r.tary -f
lei case to the expulsion of Folk or Hrock-) " 'l0 1,oc'n sycojihantic, he might have j "1U 'J''v-sury 1ms u.nl h, l,,st cBorts t , n..j,.;i-inrifli-e
I'.ullliH ritiosti.vr, I. ml ulromlv 'obtaine I more votes in his favor, hut all i ",0 a 01 "l,ollt r'"y inil.ii.s, nu.l has tul-d.
been settled, and ho did notmoose to di.. i be had asked was f.t justice. When the j ? '.'f " 'i,f, l"lvo
H... ...... I. .11.1 .... l.-l: .. . I .o.ioi UU1 IU11S
CUSS II any longer. I"--"" nnueu no uio uui nenevo lliore I in,,,,), ,,,;
Hut there was a matter somewhat eon , w H ",ir- 110 "'lorred to the 'it is l;nn
neolod wit h t he siihieet liomrnnl ,i him. 1 refci'ient, inauL'utai, wieactsoi tlio l'ost , Imnds into the in:.rk..f to tlm i,:-i,i..r ir l,,.., .1,
ion elerietit, and four-lilt lis of the ar SPlf. An altemnt had been made bv ihe I OHiee Depart nient, and the despatchos of I ""'H mm vere nt.il it'ini-!it rrhni.tv I ttit nTu
Hi.emiru, tut II siitneient to' l',.. nnlv I l i nfj iw.r -di r.
. I IV. , ...ll. . 1 V IH., J ..l,
A ii'o nil .li-"..,ri: mi to .-a',T
Addri'ss l'iiiiriji;.l Dllioe. Triii.. Hilihl
ins, N.i. 1, Sj.ruci Si. York
Sold in I'hil.i.l .,!,i hy )v .t i -., 2 ;: Norlb
2d streot : ',. S. Hal. hell, lilt' (.'.'. .iml lrel.
nnd hy ni i i!:"i s .
;:rj' .!:;, )!;- willlvm iil iu
M-:n:.M,iA it.ast!:.-
f it t n r. r v i: r. u r
..- T ..'h he or-, la 1 l,r e.,M.
L o ' a h . i; V l: A I. vt I a .
i-: iinii"liJ!-'1v fur 'fi hv their ; f I i -s : i -tv.
TIi y an !il e a clinrni nr.-l urr j.rr Vrtlj liiirm
:t - 1:1 :!i-.''r :i -iUr : il r:r. r- 1 i n i!i-t-?T,a 1
1-MV- T1 Trl'ii-.i'i1 r-i:i'l.
Dr. Wm.li. Jlur.l's Ncti:-.il, i Fl-ister. .
never fiil I " pvo fntisfneti.ni to nil whi tfrt
their virft". l'ri'.:ire k" It. Il'iri's Itunii :
t iHiee, Kmirtli Str.', limohlyn E. 1.
l'ricc, oitiy l"i ('c;',t' e:icli.
A iih.rnl diseotint ini 1 to ilpuler.
Ad,lressi Priiicijml Oiiirc, Trib.. l.uild
in?;s, Nn. 1, Spruce st. N. York.
So',.1 in l'hilnl-lti'iin hy I'yi.t A '.., North
2d ftnet : . S llnhholi, 1 1 10 Cl,t.-,i.u:
nnd hy nil lrtj.ris!.
NiiTof.. We ire 'la'ly reer '. in j "r i"r tn en i
hy inu'l some nan or uo.ro of l'r. Hurl'- Henul
I'. . ti e lies, wl'.i-h w earn. it fill. Niti" ar mil
1.1" .'.ji'j't the Xeu-:i'iri,i ll'iter. ivaieh nre end
in ni, o:.ve!,".e on re - - i t of 1'i .:-o ! S .-ents und
on, in;i. lint to in linn', late ,.T .a iu il
, r h"r.' t''ie .'.muiis!- ",,J s-,.i . '... t-.-rs nrr if
! hind tin ii!!,?c hiiv-. .iit up .n,'k,in in hitt
einho: .,.M-s, .en in, l, s .y i,,;.r. v illi eem
rtt,tei,ts--i"i, I, l'" .-. ii ; ' .1, in ir l.'.'.t." "! lo
ut. rl . th
tl.e ". a
I given the letter, l'.ut no one
inve
who has
ot having written the letter to Pa vis, nor
of the other let'.ei lo Cajilain Franklin.
Il hud boon argued against him Ihnt he
would tlo the same thin aoain. Jle would
ot tho House, Ins personal and political "re"1 " .u no saiu una meant that it lie' pons. 'J'hnt
friends, had solicited the. Legislature, in ; believed there was to be mi ivar, he would ,' menty milions, n,! J
order to save the State, and jierhans its five sucU a letter to an old fii.-ml, 1 1 he , h"' '" hef r ot.' i nm t-,1. and tha i:;!,':-.it' v ,u,.
w hunib'.e reiiro.-ontative. from dishonor, to had had the least oleaii, ol'susiiioion that : l"' l'!''1 ''" '-"' 'hi ', aiiili-.n. Tn v..- .ut.t ..n
..uu, in ,'er. i i'u i . eel,, i ue i ur nun
died and forty mii.i.ir.. . At tlio iti.niinani (lis
eouut thi.t v i, v itii.-i.iithie nam could say
nvenry-:n'e per e. nt, it i!; l,e ttvalum In
soieuiy-fiit iiiilliovs. ;t v.,,a!il, tlierei T,
ijiiirc in hu.-t I.i.iiJ, to tho i.niotirit of ll.
hundteil nnd fifty tntil s tn pro.liire ml
eut reiiey to i .nke ilei en hiitnlri'd lailiiuu.
enrry in to the , n J ef tn neii f.-eal ear.
sum is too frightful In he tolerated.
What gives the h!u;et"iii of Mr. Stev
en's peculiar potency is, that be is el. air-
of the I'uinmittee of Va s and
, and therefiire in cm stunt i..ui.scl
This ponies u ii 1. n r. . ' ruiht ?
. ... .1 r - t ... . lie made no eomtilaint asamst Ins eo
rnnn wo was the vilest enemy Mr. Poug- 've porno,, o, ,i,o peop.e.- -i,, ,Iecpu'1(1 forjin no , Us.ened to the d-bate here will suppose
las had, and than whom no man was more!the Administration decide. wa); ,,ut ly llie HttnoSp10ro which stir- ' llllU tlm ,l;tl'r r:-llll.v anything to do
heartily despised by Mr. D. ----- roiin.is the Senate. On a .t,estion of polit ,vitl1 "'"ck: on him. Jlewas consid-
But if Luno is right who will nol now ' S?..A Wt fhingfon correspondent of the : jeal expediency or national policy he t'1Vl1 l"lf,t ,J 'fociate with such patriarchs
rpfidilv n.lml, it i n' i . r jliOHton Journal'. seems to rejoice, that the would listen to the Legislature, l.ul "on m the country 's service as the Senator
readily admit tint the salvation of r .. . , . ,j w, . ' , nre , ' quest ion of light and wrong, he was him- ,' " MasPa(;,usetts Mr. Sumner and the
once glomus In ion could have been pur- l""U'r , V , . self responsible lo ,U conscience and his 1 from New Hampshire Mr.t'lark;
chased at a very cheap rate? mS fllll' '"ll'H'd by this government, nni, ho wou,i( uow nQ ma)i or ,o(,v ;all, PV, t,e .Senator lioin rennsyhama
In the coure of thislec'ure I nno snob e I "6ni' tll!lt "l0 cou"try ls nl tovcrn0(1 of men, to intervene between him ar.d his lMr- dmotj and the Senator from Ten
n :f ... . , , ' '!.' 'l.y tho old fashioned Whig principles." 'conscience. On nn executive or judicial j "essce Mr. Johnson were allected by his
n ifhewasat the head of the expedmon ! ,..,;,:;. ,..', : onestion the Le-slutui e had no rUt to 1 ns not lyl enouj, lor
auotit loanr.g Kansas for Arkansas, Texas, j "" - j - - - , - " them. (Hi I how he Mr. 15rii;i,t
J nml
.n nt
nn I
Inu
must
&e. But this we see contradicted, and!1 ... 1 Mr. DAV'.S (I'nion), of Kentucky, ' lll,ve degeneraifd m ten years ! in l:,o
that hnistol.n ti,.;i.i I.. u. i : We have a high taint, a national paper implied to Mr. Harris, defendin ' his own was appointed on a committeo with
,v v ou.iuv iy un- ttiri-3 Ul I ,., , . . , ' cr --- -- t- 1 ,
Gen. Hunter, who will l,,'l,i,.f i ,... irency, a Hiieral expcmJ.ture ol tho cours
mand. Lano has no sorunles for.h.i'n ;., . ! fcrr.mcnt funds by those in p.ulhotity
r
i w itli the 1 'resident and his Lalupct.
' It will he ob.-erved that the Admit. is-
FUth men as (.'lay. Webster. Calhoun, im.l : . r. ,. ... ..i i
l , . . . , , ' 1 ! ,, ,.,IW1I I, lllilt. ,11 , l (, llOl'lll'l llllifllHI,. HI UOl
M,. V.'K'rr!! (i!,, i nf Cennt;,.,.! I lavton. and iiscit Ins humh o el orts tul.
. .. .,',V:." . ' r. ,,. ...; ni lrs to run the ".Maciune l..r tne next
. i i i ...-i.il i bum uie .onaioi irom imimna .nr. liiient i-s... . .. ....... . m. n.i
Mirroetions, and is for universal emnnci-1 K 1 ' 1 unougu- ,mU rom, morfa SPrjos of H-solutiomrnd-'l"'. ' never given a seetiunal vote.-'. ''"" 5"''' eveiy
ration. UnsnvK. out the country, though not yet fully le - 0,pj lxi a rueetin-in Indiana. Ho asked b'vory impulse ol his heart was given to ' soul in the loyal States ; or, ?2:',0 for tve-
"Tbe chains are to be stricken from ov I fc'"'1'1 l'.v iin ncl of Congress, which w ill leave to have the other resolutions, passed country, ami he would yield to vo ivun
cry limb. Freedom is to he tho battle cry i no doubt be done before tho present Com at the same meeting, lead by the ehrk. ibi nttac.hmeiil to it. 'I hough his ch.-u-f:-om
North to South, from East to We-I." 1 2roM a-liouins. Add to w hich. a ci.antic . Mr' A KCK, (Pern.), of Maryland, ' nc.cr bad eel, '1-seo, and l,,s loyalty
" " olierlel lo their Lo ng rem! hy the clerk. 1 iUi.'i-uon'u, iu ,n'i nut uueii'iie nun.
ational debt. , ,. posTKlt thought that all the series ' He thanked the nieinU-rs of the Judiciary
'' cimht to be read to show the eonrnction j Committee who hud supported him, and
1?. We observe that Charles Sumner, ofthewho'e, Me accordingly rend the guarantied the pledge ol an honest heart
.Chairman of the Comr..ittce on Foreign rema'tider of tho resolutions, whichj had j that his luture lile should give them
i?.,l..,;,.... ;., n,n i'.,ii,.,i i hepn omitteil bv Mr. r.rioht. tle:ilorin'' the occasion to regret. w hat he had done.
, , , ..... ,, ,, , ,, stale of the country, which hail been re- he was to be turned out, he wold say to
introduced a b.,1 in that body authorizing (,upci) , M(,ional,ini ,, n.ur,rlnin tl,c. his friends and enem.es, that he would
the President to appoint diplomatic ,.;,.;. ,U ,,r .. 'i..n,nnfi.im r.,,,..,. In. nut himself o- I rial before a tribunal that
An effort is being mado in Oongrtss by agf.rds from this govci r.mcnt to tho l.e- clared that the present state of thecou'ntiy , was alwiys lound just. He would submit
tho Republicans, to so change, or amend 1 1 ublics of Liberia and Ilinti. "ns due to the agitation of shivery by f a-i to the people of the State of Indiana the
Our naturalization lnus il,, it .....v.mo ,.r
.. .. I, 1 11 I Ul 11 II II MIL' 1IU 111. III. llllllll. 'llllllll .1111 III ....... . - - n - - - - -. .......
I resident will nnmint Charles Sumner. ,i... ii... f.. 1 from V:ii'i,,ia. (Mr. W illev.) askim? him tuishH nt the Ih.nk. nndllVIv AM' A 11 A l.r piun. su
ilehvere.l l.v Mr. las. i xi.ens,'
no
If
iy adult inhal itatit ol the !,y..l States.
This is a ven pretty sum being just even
change. A man and his wife f.Viil; and
if ho should have the f.itumi to have
half n dozen adult children, the thing
grows absolutely sublime. Well may Mr.
Stevens exclaim, "ibis turn is too fiight
ful to eh tolerated."
Foreign birth who serve in the Army du
ring the present war thall ho entitled to
i.ll !,. -I..!... 1 t .- r .
.... .uv ujiiu mm iiuiuiiniucg ot american '
citizens.
These Republicans are not easily un
derstood, It is but a few yeats srnco this
name c'as of politicians, attempted to
disfranchise the foreign born citizen alto
gether. It is, however, being demonstra
ted every day Hint the rights of the citi
ion aro no safer in the hands of these men.
than are the institutions of tho nation.
Toshow how well the latter is cared for
we need only refer the reader to the pres
ent unhappy conditional' the country
hrouclit about in loss than twelve months.
C
and Iten Wade, ns Ministers Fxtraordina- ' publicans, in rejecting nil offers of rom-' to define what he lueanl ry his second
ry to these eenuimi l?ol.lir..,n ' promise, had assumed the fearful respon-: letter respecting opposition to coercion,
' i .: I 1 : . .. lit. I . .1 . 1 - . . .. .... ! l.i. .ni.l da hull Hlll'Ml'. n,i rvu . I i.e. I ir .1 I
i Muiiiiv, iuiu uiev iuiu snow,, neir uuer i - -.(,..
I,er tnal was peace, pence
lS:'X.Mr. Stanton, the successor of C'am
oron, luii furned politicians adrift snub
bed thcru short ofT. Political services for
this or that parly, have no weight with
him, and thereat certain Republican
members of Congress are in a terrible
rage. For military promotions, he goes
to the tentoJ lield ; and fcr civil ollicers,
Lo selects llioju who h ive Uccii disabled
iu tiie torviue. I
countries, wherothey rightfully belong.--If
men of their stripe are not sent there
voluntarily no can afsuro them that they
will bo banished there by the time our
ni tional troubles are over.
BaA great effort is being mado ly the
Abolitionists iu Congress to defeat the
confirms tion of Willi A. Gorman, as a
Brigadier Gcnerul, because ho "birched"a
number of "contrabnnds'' who had been
brought to his camp by some oi the ALo,
lition lickspittles.
The Washington Star states that the
contrabands were caught several times in
robbing tiie soldiers tents, and that Geo.
Gorman had them brought to hoadtiuar-
tors, nnd gave them a complete "birching, "J
m tho most effective way of curing their
future depredations upon tho soldiers.
Had Gen, Gorman Hogged white men, in
stead of uerocs, it would never have
reathed tho ears of our Conyi essQieo.
Ho would
but would
Ihml's i.;h Viish. t,t.rl T, , ,1, : J'r-is
I. us i, f T,.i tl, I'..", 1-r. tl.e "....:. a r.'t.T. en
:t va'.nnl.le lit:'. 'm'. -ati.-.' .r 1 e. .- d ?ti":r IJ'.s
e.i.r-. the he-t , -1,1.-- ,f res -r'. 0 m nnd th"
nr.,i.. r tretittmnt nl CLih.i.i- 1e"'h, .,rti f
' itself the i.lir- .-..-I ti 1 ve.y v iw" w
i 111:111, nr r"i'' w ith yu.iiic ci.il. iren, lh fa:.dT
I i.iher nooee.rv nrti. Iw : .rii-e per ",ik.i;'e '.'XB
I)" I.I. A I', "r tix . i. kn.-r-(. r fit d, !!ar-.
express 11- Hire.'!.' !. A- !1," , re-s -irre i
I 11. .t imieh. if tn y, ni'Ti' en 11 d'. -.-a '.I a-i n.i i.r.n, it
; fir oil.' riper t 1 "i I T s: x "r 11 d.i7.en 'iie',.n-B M
line I tn,'. A Utr,:- f..i. i ly ill w unt n'.l, nr thf
, Mirpiuo erill he . : -...se 1 i.f tn !.'gt,ho .Is .
e l.eliellt. Inr '. "Ill- Mil estim i : ll ' C'J
1111. ti'iliiitiiiii.e.s. mi'l ui-ti-i rernni.
I 1 x 1 .,' n -e , f,- iil'tiin." nn I 111,111, w .ul I tarni
Lrnvy. CJNL1.1. ; t.. the 11.111.trv if er-ry lan.i'y to day bxlon.
Clenrlield, Ier. 1 1, 1C1. : i:if.c pie kurri s, whieh, in itsei:. i- com i-irf
nl' lli.i.tril lti-.i, . Ufa A.l.lm.f ', II HI '.'ll'
' ATKST Ol'F.MN'; AT SMITH'S: (.'. Tril.une buil.linp-. Xo Y..ik. -! writ
j Hume 1111 1 nddriis.-' plninly. Tlint r-n.rt'i.'.eef raiv
. 1 l.e 11.11 le with e,,nli,lenee, W. ll. II ,r Co. r f-rto
MEN'S MAI I) SIIA I. ! the Maviir ol l!r,.,klvn. t. ii. 'I'ifi.-i.. IVesidfil
(.111 IJ)U LNS' IJ.DiAN I' rni'"NH.T.K;,,rtln. KurmptV and iiti.eus- V.nn; l:r..i;'yn :
l'1l.t Vl'I'fl.'H Mi'Tll'l I' l.l.o.il,. l,lli,,rrtl,. l...,...i, M. in' 1,'tnriV
1)1 l'.S I: F.I) ( 'l'i -ST.l N K S1I A W I.S! ! rvlte : toji.v Co Ci... ImI.Iin1.-t-' Airms
fT-r.Tsi.il ui'l'ici r.- 1 1ill.' 1 1 1V1: Vi.rk : I.. 1'. T. I.ui, '-. . hi. ki. ' -
,-. I 1 r.I, I .1111 i' l.i. i'ii i'l in- 1.' ..... - . , ir .Jr
TV ANKFT SHAWLS SUI'FKlt . "'"S 1,n ' ".'! muoU- r"
"A I! T ICLK I.A1.1F.S r.KOClI K n?!$uU V3'eJ :
SHAW LS ! 1-r, i.,iT..ri..r lie lli.r.f. !... il r..ii.eh.sil.to.'-
phicks ur.nrci:i)!
WtLU'tHI.! M. f'OM.KV iiim..iine..f
thnt he hn redneed the prieo ,f lit snperi-
nr COAL lo suit the times, mid will heneefnrth
Senator furnish itat Til It KK AM) A 11 A 1,1' en's i-t
1.1' l.li.i bushel nt the Ihink. 1111 1 I I V i: AM' A HALF
cents uelivurcJ. W ill Lo ilelivere.i i y
X.
T mill
inabilitv to conduct tho Goiei iiment in her-that was peace, peace : war, never.
tho difficulty; and donouncirg tho plan '. He said tho Senator lrom Ten nosseo had
or emancipation and the suspension of the done him injustice in connecting him
w rit of habeas 001 pus. , wiih lho bund of conspirators her. He
Mr lUMiillT (l)em.V unld Im l.ml onlv had no liail in the movement for thedis-
rend two of the resolutions, hecnuse some rupiion of tho Government,
of the others contained Ii.ihtiiuco which not leave tho Government,
might possibly be deemed offensive by , leave the people to decide the question,
some Senators ; but, biyinz aside all that, ' Mr. TF.N LA Civ (Kep.), or New Jersey,
he could endorse tho resolutions in all said he felt the pressure of the moment
their length ami depth. "c i"-'.. ...s ........ ... ct-.- l( , ,. (, (KIDS' 1 v ,....- .hunnt 1
Mr. BAY A lil) (Horn.), of Delaware, heard tho puhhe voice tomi ami eiear ..,...... ,iVuyu T,fw " ' ;,, u'.Mv no, .1,. l.e't-r with lut.-e a:"'!
spoke at aome length in favor of Mr.Lright. His nearest friends had entreated h.m- C J'j f ln , TH-v nro ,. r-.
contending thr.t the Senator could not ba.l told him that his grave was dug. 'Urn I Ins day we will open s lUc. ft new lot of r,.-. we n,-ns .....bJ.
from all the circumstances at the time tho made him distiust bis own judgment, but Ladies 4 s and ., s LALMulUL U Hil?, erHiie 'W f-rtU Uta ..1 r C
letter was written, believe there was to be he could see no reason to change it. He w. 1, 1 a birr; lot of N I Id AS at out -iw.ii.Uy j ,.f H.v,es ,,i5.i,,in, a d .of
war, and consequently could not have hud .only asked those who dig his grave that LOW I K1CL. dec..-.,. H. A . A lo.. )j-- ffiT&t
any intention of doing wrong in writing a' the, put astone at ho head w.ih the m- - ----- , UA ISXLXJ
sinii.le noieof inirndi.rtin., ll relorro.l sciiniion He dared uo what was right. trthf ttrhl L .r. 7 1Wr.l!ll
to the speeches which bad' been made,! Mr. COWAN (Hep.), ol Fonnsj Ivania, ' -M' J Jiff HI 7.w. U1J rt'beMJ. h"-,. th
f Will. lirilVJ lurw"'
MUX.- ...
time to p.. into l.usin..
to the speeches which bad been made, Air. CUU A. IKep.j, 01 1 onnsj nan, a, ,y - ; ' , daTi Tiy. ,
with nomething liko partisan feclin" and said lie had only one word, lie had f r.ltltl.l.I, A ItU.I.r.lt keop iw.Rst.niil.v ('B,"m(,-i..,.s t..th.
of the party caucuses held in regard to nothing tu gain by supjiorting tho Sun i- 111 on hnnd the i,,st i"l'l'';'" iom. of nt i:m .vaLVS
this case. " 4 ! tor from Indiana, and nothing to sain by OILJiA.uIJs ?-X..wisthe
Mr. SHERMAN (lien ) of Ohio said ho opposing what he believed to he the uni- tii,i, they soil n oiiei s .
-er knew or any such caucuses, 'and did vet sal sentiment of his State, but he
it believe that there had been any .uch should bo true to his conscience. 1 e J"''; ..ihiiTt'os"
no-er
not
held.
rnn W. win hied ddnw unU n fereDce o above. -V
fr,ins purehiifinit f our-Sj-Tl-ly.
, , , . . . , . iHi.iiis re,"
wouitl rainer tte ion, iu inuces oy nun .,,,,
Mr.LKOU'NING (Kep.), of Illiuois.said hor.'J! than yield his convictions of duty. j.,n, j.-,
ss ttli-tr s.lle tllf
rfi ni:w
Me hy
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