RIPPI
Intrust-. tins
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A. J. ; 0 - :if
drAmairy, efog" sd ,16551.
Diiinat - *Mc State Nondnatimis.
YOB GOVERNOR"
MBE W. WOODWARD,
a unman; Co.
iOH-31JOGE OF THErSTRIUME coma,
VIM H. LOWRIE,
OF ALLEGIniNit CO.
Xibction ! Tatis&ty, Ociabei.
tar Republicans are invited ; to read an
opinion of Judge Wixidward; fro:irons-of
their leaders; also the negmetriatity
cord of-Agnew, - their candidate for Sege.
See first page of this 'piper. Also read
what.jeor OWD pipers say-about
thlipage. •
Jrir:The abolition papers. very careful=
ly refrain from •telling their readers that
the :decision that soldiers cannot iiote
while - ont of the State, was made by Oeir
own, party , Thei howl at the decisifm
for party effect, yet dare not tell the truth
,
on the subject.
farDmi!t. fah to read thd article,head
ed "Secession Preference for Abolition!"
From that it Ira! be seentWat the rebels
base hopes of success upon the preliable
success of the, republican party.;:,y;bile
they hold that a Democratic triumph is a
de:nth-blow to rebellion and disunion.—
Sound conclusions.
lair The Pittsburgh Garetti, the most
influential Republican journal in western
Pennsylvania, after charging qov.
with dishonesty and corruption, goes on
to say:
'There is no answer to these charges,
and there can be none. Standing by
themselves, they make it morally impossi•
ble for us to support Gov. Curtin under
any circumstanc. et/gaily impossible
for any party to elect him. We should
treispis' e the men who, knowing these
things, should seriously urge him under
such circumstances, and resent his nomin
ation as an impeachment of tile' public
conscience and an insult to the moral
'sense of the community, 'and," 'know
that we should be sustained by the judg
mens of every honest-man in Peonsylvan-
113rThe Montrose • Republican; basing
no good reason to urge why Wood Ward
should not be elected Governor, raises the
paltry objection that he now holds an of
fice! Has that, sheet forgotten , bow it la
bored to keep Wilmot and Grow in office
perpetually? And does it not know that
both men on its• .own State ticket now
hold Office T One would think that people
who live in glass houses would not begin
yo throw stones.
Not content with opposing our candi
date with fair arguments or contemptible
objections, that veracious shikt stoopi to
sheer fakehood, by pretending to quote
certain words from Geo. W. Woodward
in its:list iasuei but We have theloestau
thority for stating that such language Was
lever used - 14 him, and we therefore
brand the forgery as being, both maliCious
and willful.
If the Republican wants tO telttbe truth
about' judge Woodward's UniOn seSti:
meets, jet it' quote the last paragraph
on our first,page.• ; How do-you like it ?
rair*y. Curtin ifithas spoken of by a
leading organ of his party—tho Pittsburg
Gazette : . ' •
' 6 Gov. Curtin, in one of ~the tir ades,
tibia' be has been in the habit ctindul l
ging on all. occasions since the_Adventi of
h is "dinitiletrsttion, against the people: of
this county; hai - the credit of having re ,
marked that be could.aarry all his friends
is county in a two-horse wagon: The
accommodations, - welhink, 'would be a
bout large 'enough for the, iiiirpose•; but'
kitikitig‘tii:the quality 'of his stippo4erAit
itittld k gqiinin, have been 'alore , ratifigif
. suggested a hearse or a • tutotwil ,
for-thebt conveyance,. •At the bestrthef
are bet biro mourners, - . whose . pints*,is
bnt rinse' 1494 its
("portal:lay-of
=
This 'llgfeenient...*.V3efi
P a iM ir alif,n#liistrty; that italya
Ingcm 4 oad' of frielidg Atl..qi.
it'
131 C arii.' - --
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. 4 ::A•b o M l4en g
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ts.. o', 't : J*ll Floss le
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per. Z . . ,. ` . ,4
.. 443Vtlik, Ik l it, the r , , , ,,'
Says alitTt.:oo. Sl* antest.7 It regi*:
Ole ad4,Bof-theliMilChOes4.l lB iodlei_ i
elmin*Ciflbe fieMbiiratitiSuite central;
Coign:Agee, sire moStAtble'paier,'Whicii '
'Aarraigus.with the force of -truth, ,and _in
a statesmanlike way, the anti-law party of
elle IVirib,fand pronounces it to be " Ung4
ion to the core." '
- - -t . rosfiairitoßiiiikeVai`64 l,7 3 l ; 7l :ltri
' ' Li c iotii i t
fight of the inair t o he people of
'Pentutylvsnitr'Uokl whir - Ito Much Wee
don, and with perfect, cenfidebce +iii this
,tint ,01 iler.great , .1 1 .4-r-14 1 .0i)iriOn litilltlY
. " The Candidate, :lodge Woodward,. has -
a record--:which..for characteriL ability,
statesmanship pnblici.senrices, com
mands Abe .respeet of the good r• andirrie .
men of all parties.fi tu:lbis selection by •
the. Contention..cuch - . is' hia -:downright
honesty of purpose and noble cralities 'of
heart and- mind,-,-is like going backrto the
earliertaed purer.dayeof the Republic-4 - -
1A iitirelated Abet belad notj hanging ;a
bout him. pmiy-tif . greedy_ •partrsans
working-for his nominstaoriAnt as be was
quietly discharging his duties in •the Su
preme Court, the People claimed.him -for
their .candidate. drat -.declined-the
nomination, , but was induced to:accept it
for the sake of the country:- , ' • •
IW.The people are Ao know
Why,the war has been prolonged, vOlun
testing discontintied, and drafting .began.
It linbp''difficidt - tO learn arlo:'Eliliteen
months iigo, tlie'..oiveilitnenthad, alrrhe
men it ask.f**Lferr—ip fnet.bas. never-called
for volanteera land failed to . ..getiAltem.—
But victory and' aPetittired Union tiot
it6'tt'st4 managers w.satedi'fitia they
OPiVaVoiv,i)l4, : thely,wnat_a pew kind pf
,nnderliew_iConstitutlons.: To ef
fect.these endail.volunteming Was stopped,
drafting.decided on;Piditiesiniruded into
the artaY'tO: ePPtrol 'entnEnissink, and
even defeati,ivere courted, and cattl.T . d, for
the sake ofinaniurating an abOlition policy.
The.Presidept'S proclamation was pallt of
ilas d =Nicked grograamme.
fikolition . pol4icians
{aliored': to lurit‘eiitlg, we ~remind
our. readers -that,irt Lthe, minter, of, 1802,
Mr. Tesaenden, Republican' Senator -froin
in' a arieedi in the Senif i ee,
inen'iViAti Are. paid .from month to mOritb.
not milled Into the Sold t absobitely, for, the
'reason 0 4, ; o' 6 geY9TilwiO 3 ; no
Won to wad tbein, and' yet no Kep i . is ta
ken to disband these !nen.3 1 71,,,n0t dis
band, theni if they riPt„Wanted3; We
have tor`p . :hundred:' 40' WAY'_thonsand
nfore than ife &OrlayndedtOliaVe..,.,lt
is extravagance of Ahe'inOSt - wanton.and.
I Offetied a proposition to stop all enlist
inente."
Abi4ktiOn Sonat9r. 'Wilson,. of, Massa
.c.bu:aetts,- said • . . •
- have , over-and- over sagain heeti'
the War Office and urged upon the De
part stop reciniting in-eveq part
!o f the eountey;; • - -We have had the prom
:lad that it should be- done. I believe we
have to-day-one hundred , and fifty/thous
and more men under the pay of the gov
ernment than we need or can well 'use.'
think the department - onght to issne per
emptory orders/forbidding the enlistment
of another soldier: into the volunteer
force." • • 11
This wad hefore the emancipation itoe:-
laination; was' hisned, They then had more
volunteers ;hen they.. wanted.. They- is
sued that proclamation--volunteering
ceased—and-a.forced conscription is the
result.' 4 ' .
. PORTRAIT OF .11:MGR WOMFWAND...-
Afessria."Dural d:c.Son, • Lithographers, S.
_W. cornerof- Fifth 'and Minor. -streets,
Philadelphia, have just published , nn -ex
cellent lithographic portrait of Judge
Woodward, and are • prepared to supply
clubs and individuals with copies... It is
endorsed as a faithful likeneas, and execu
ted in the fineststyle.. ,Twenty-five cop
ies willte,sent4ost;paid, for 14,50, .fifty
copiei for.sB,, apd one -hundred copes
$l5.
Who 11, ,the Soldier's •Beal rderut
Extract from .rthe „decision of Judie
W, fdpd w.ard sPstajOinglthe stay law passed
by ocaegiiilatuve,in favor,of
":Now, if a i3tay of execution for three
years r would not be tolerateikin ordinary
dines, did not , these circuimunces cons s w
tute an emergeney'that justified the push?
ing of legislation • to the extremest ihnit of
the Constitution? No citizen: could - be
blamed - for volunteering. He Was invoked
to do so ktry ; appeals 48 strong rhis,love
of Otntry. , the nature of things there
is nothing tinreasonahlp in exempting, ,a
solaWs . proppity:_from execution ..whilst
leis, *eat from! himie,battling .for-thp,
aulweinliFY (if the CfmAtitutilMAnkthe in
tegrity` of theArnion„ ', , AtrdAvhco ; he, has
not ruil . befdre liimansent;hut. has yield
ed himself slk.-. o 4eigall-Rflifid3QuntrYl
h i s self4 !ieriSleME-PatriOtisl4l4924.lStruilk
Eet - P:mgMA'ffo- .1401geepecTrow
sieiediler°3s4l.l*- thlaßgisl"”4/91,26
imicer' . ; to grant. toduli
geA ACeillikPg:Aß 'Ap3leataiieeiijt, was
not 'ionger, ) tilpf soiap. s tcir ,the;
President Juid....Csnagreas.d e d ,the
soidier's paritioea."„
• •
tar Where there are two :or - m9re
of aged iffQifittafeeK iitibjWstAi2 e
(Wl* 'the thitte4loolrheltieniedid;l4
liauthermirolieerivhiet, iselegehlrbe4t.
feaPt,:4l;,* ye g iraelvititehe
ignur;
MEC
-tbrillbc,b adIM
A vio m.r ~,,i , , Tirffic.,4l.ug. AqBo3:
?`th,r, , , , ,, •
e filitor of As Chicago . 21 141 i1„..4 •
~,:,-
tihavileen permitted, by ffinkindlletne
aril friend, to make the following*teacts
frcirti thellobile Register ind Adiertlser,_
lust reereied here by a deseiteriihiy *ante
In froth B _ 'a army : , It will tic..,•remem
bered that, t is paper is the very quintess-
Aire of fi(keeiSSiq l / 4 bOlilgAb9 firPtP),lea4 4
- fili Ahibatfia. ..ltb say s: • .: --,.. il.. '.. 1. - -
We thank God from the derbs of our
l' -•nrilliiThiPriiilbiiiitTelAC-WitilltricenTi
ituilbbed-rtbs-PresidentStephtinQ inu his
later attempila nonfetlvitirAtkent (OMR!'
national; aiirs,.. without. form ,or, cer,emo.
"' ' ;einn lionenitioliniiiiiitbat Ibis
,tip.,, , bias . g!, ~ ...„. ...., • . . 8
gePleinal thought ,, 1 !, 4 ' - 0 . e'enntd,,get,, to
,wbisper into ' . th e enra, nt. seine lien. aiiont
_Watililngten, tbe...oo:lt, Might he some
,terinis o Peace em nornetiort, of union ; .or
reeenattnetion.: . 110_ - , seemed . ; to. forget
; that iisoixe*:*iiii,,lo(o' be- ri,.a. In
serve, is:dead,
,and notwithstanding . his'
mantie, iii ; fallen,,by dividing it into four
pieces, upon .4i,chardson and .Voorhees,
1 .Vallanglghitit end . rilkhs 'On the' Demo
cratic party is not in pav er now,,thid, we
may thank. God i for:. it.. . l'*e . prospect i
looked. Waspy_ to., pie.. Vice ,P resident,
Uliiiieinfkrinity ifbmlync.donbt casts a
a ebadOW over his spirits, andbe . said th at 1
one',.oftWnthings mast be : done.; .e ither
seine territs,tanst be in24,or, the whole
Militia Of ‘ the Confederacy must be called i
'64 '
atrd,iiTtl.e.dca4i .ia li A llel3 PF: ° Pqft t 4 :Oi l/
filiiitiriO!poivitrs. . .': , • ' -
...r,resideiti,:l4iainve hint .../0 rowers
to Ore ,flrt: frmpiable. Wm* and started
; Min .nii - ,:tnlita„liinOnnt..ok Abra l 4 l .. --
I . Buirfntlio Abraham told hint .there. was
I
run bites444e .g.iiifhetweenthem,. and the.
`Vice - fresident , had, to_ steam ; back . to
itinhOlnlad;ftllitio . V
top-fallen., r ;t.' ,hope '
:ibis; Will4mi, a stniforever to some croak
ers
'aimitt rot that. Here are
pg o 6, -- sm,9, #gli,. Ole, 4.4 l Y„t.ci, _O4 _, Apt 4!), , in
the,Piort,Nto.restnre tpo„u.4.2jell i fts kwas.
• Ai,i4 .We aloo.lhOpe that...ilia Poyeniniept
-at Itiehined,. will pot . htintiliate ifseif • rany •
iflOre,r hot frnM this time_ will, look only
•he ' . and, substantial •
AO, t que endo .
~iia in
dependence. - ;The,Ntireh is :ngt,.. le-Is set •
'op a:parposneffinO:seperatlon than we
.are.
.Theßepnblferiii.party are mg...fight
ing. td -rikittoretbis ,trnion, any
.more. than
the ohil t iteinans fought - to. es tahl iPI; the in
dependence of the countries they. invaded.
..' Therßepubliiins are, fighting . for eon
suest.ind..dnininiOnswe fur li rty and in
:4ggidO.ii.ee- • •,. .. , , . , ,
.. .. e",;e, ji.Otilk one pa , y in, the :North
k iiikii Want:,this-gnion.. ,e prick, biii;they
I have no m o re power,- . 7 lg6liii* • e;ecu
r"tive, oqudininitkan, thepapen we write
.im. It is tr i ne', they tritlte a.alientiof Union
, lni
and strength,t they bave *lie vole*: Of
0113:ioi4Y, , We know that., the,, , lindiandi
'ghani.actiobl wants. the . rillotKrestori4,
tor 'he told,ila'nii when here, in eite,'-'-par
• taking of sticti be:vitality as .we extended
to ftal , Oemj P 3 oar struggle for, 4-ePqr
,UtiOn',Aia,nishectto ottr;soil by anether,ene
lnY, 'who is
~practically.pwre. our. friend
than be, ,''; And if' ValfaptlighTti should,
"b , 'aceidetkor other,emisf, beconie' Gov
:crnorOf Phiii, We hopitippoin Will keep
,lila, neryektli . the proper tension, rod. mit
allow. 'hint. to, ; , enter <.. the _confines
nt'; . h'e:'...Piate... .433 ; -li‘Whistratinn
'Wotild,ilq'triore. to restore the old Union
than any; other poWer in Ohio
,could do,
"end. therefore we pray that he may be de
feated,,, Should
:a strong
; Union . party
s!ring lip'hi Ohio, the third State in the
Northh in political , import4nce, it, might
.dud` a, faint i responsg in ; some Southern
_State end give ustrouble; ... -
But., ai, limg . ati the ,IftePublieanA. . hold
'poWer,; they. will think,of . ponquest and
dominion only, and and We, on the.otherland,
s will come,up in a Sol.l4 . ,„e.oluannokr free
"dam and independense,.Whick )aie. Will be
certain to.'aehieve, with ; SuChassistance '
we may now ((after : the ;refusal :of, th
,a
Washington'CA bin .4"9 OPa.tti,) COgfiAell ,i
. Ijr . e*pect, before „the -I?.einacrata of the
Northget in potter agaitcam4vpie whis
pering in
~ our ears, "town, reconstruction,
Constitution, concession and guarantees."
Away with' all such, stuff .:
We want Imp:
emtion. . 'iye . uimither,men: liklir :Thad
dens Ste venst atikquirleaSninner.. 7%4
*curse the old . Utiinit and-,despise it, and so
ditoeinen that,we,
as t
Anciwel)!Tshii4te therontse these gen
t/44in and
"accursed .ConstitutiOn," let . them keep
down Naliandighant and his party, in ..the
North, alien they ahall never, tic tronbled
by:ns with .such whining nbout .the Con
stitution and
.T.l;nion, as,. they *
are sending
V-, - -
EIMEMES
—The insolence of posir ,dißplued',
tb ;Administration party, seems not to , be
at U temPered by the precaTiOus naturo
of cia tenure: The Philadelphia 'Press
thinks Mr. tincolii too great a nian to be
addressed a mere State . Govpmor,
—Notes ofl/m-ions denommatuans„ m
imitation of LW' government greenbaehav
are in , circulation. I T'hey purport to inon
the Geeep'remeilt Bank, which , does mat
exist, are 'dal:ed, Washington, ,rlistrict ;
Colpmbia.. -I Te'ePlabe c r 19 th,1,180.0,:.
signed .7- l ilaskw; *( -4 8 ider, .anSi Thrvg.
Preei(lent T h e y.. n r° lll PinNO !`1 )
ealallate (rem f l're,w :York.
,4A few. Iwo
,various llama ptvip?. -,
E : Y; 'P i.i:46 .l'; a ,Pef; B, 7llcteket 60 .krea411
mentoei belongmg, Federal "oldie!?
who had died while prisoners in Cbirles
ton, S. C., were sent - into our lines under
*lB4grlf truce,': These articlis ,
fullyilabello, tindr-liad:beenlvell,,pre our v f
Somevp,ite soma Of money mote-At
e04222;,and: tit"- mat :amaionbt.o
cash, returi4 1011/14400 isOBE-s , I Jut w I
e , ! - t - Senattik - Bah%'' ) C - NelY , irroPshiW
not long since stated that the goveininenp
r 4
4orru K9PAl,A l olr o °TeiotßtAir 4T AT
iP4Pattligkt.'9,m l l3o % t
411•: ; ,PRSthe SUOMI 4 4 :Aili .11-1
u a l ig h t!P ca n)ltithen 4 7.;-4 -17 4*;
' rt4° rirargtir.l.Ct.*liat
NIX
same poilit.
-414 • 1 7+.0 4 0 6 ,, k
\Trthe'eth
•
oatar OtAwZt Andrew
444ur tml Voi!* e4e*eart 4 a. WO
the 40ereall of
his ckttnlorty. Vhe rittsberDiapatrA
a,les4tn4 fi t ganf.. - tif th - larty weiti
edit Thi s rtiet' tlieotat4:: us sito,vs op his
Ekceiliody. This trailirritteliiiefore the
.rooetingottheiCoprention t but the
.stete
ment is none the less tree because the of
fictehphlera d l anew:led o.,:ftingt-tjteir.,fa
vontekii iet body : 'says :
Troktbath.iblismiotslipEmblieaw.
hole af of
leadifigindiftia'td neeeisitittqit4
ination And rew
. We Club
ernateilal a-•
retreat desi(fe • . (4`ai•salo , 4(itch
sci'leng agd'art - 11411W:di ckA f ir,ril,!
annenneda:that andrilit'" rdni •
thd close
as a reason therefor, that his.constitetron °
hint been tie eohipleteftbreVen • ,doivh by
,be 61' hia - Otteef,th4
`prbTofigni't"oti ° of 'those deThin:
ger "Ids 'life.' ; . Ver:the Coniplation. et the
aeteCtr circle 'or fileddo who •-might', have
grieveit Mier' ' 'etatiPleif 'retire:6o.li to
private life; . 'hia`qteelletidtfaitherintinia--
ted that "a snug diplomatic position;Whichf
he allould'iiiitffeel at' liberty to refOseibild
been teifilited - To' say ttatAlila ear
Ty ;mitt:466d 'inn (inne r :en:o4 l tar-
intention to abandon, any designa,'on-,
the' t;Trbernatdrial - was liaited • wwit h
intisfaetlim'i by • the 'atneere - ; .-l adyer,•ated
ReptibliCan .. prineiplea throughout the
State; bw'a faint idea of 'the re
lief such a iiroapeat afforded.. If is idie to.
di iiit'e'the filet that the .. previPu i s .course
'of 'Got. Curtin - had not been' SatiStie; pry ,
td . ).he inalts 'Or the neptiblieanPartY.—
Itightfoll) or Witingfitily, he, lias.been hel d .
responsible' by 'the totem' et - the part', for
-the . shoddy . 'swindles ; Which
.diegraCed, the
'Statelsiitanageine4"kif'her quota ,Orth - free
menthe' troops he is lield re - 40401e for
theinisinattagerdeni of that eServe s ee:Ts,'
'and hinigfinytnanner,
in *With the dinft. of '•p362` we pnt:
eittiOn: Since his dedlinatiirf has - ,been
'Published; the • 'Conrad 'a has
lieen eVeirniure dosiitisfaefory nig . of
his' party;' . eitpeeially, in' the weiiteit gi ,por
don of the State. .Durin,g,thd leaf, ves
ion of thelgenonge:lield valley by die-Reb
elii; 'efforts of the aid.harities'here tO sp
efire'''ettin 'the privilege of Otganikitig
troops`'for o rife &fen ee, :4114; 4'l.4:lu
ring :the latter invaaion by Lee'sarth,),-,,.16-
stead Of ad•Coptinia . ileidsive . policy pf -
'roil:mem; the State autherittes , rildi:,%o
fratitiii"appe,ais t a d the people,, and,made
daily . ehaitgesid the : form ; engetnients,
:tttitil'i s tailitary • &fairs 'in the „State were
ihroW , . .
' • Tbellit'ttlat'hia o f a
is* eptiipli'Whisse trick to
ileueird Competitors .ror offiCe , and
that it' been folleWe bi,conatanti.en
iergetier'ind'perhapi•enceeaarol,•,Wire:lMil-
ing to tiedurellae uOitiinatiori, are faets
weir ktititrif,to er}iiuteilgent --
14.16. 10 the i tperaenal and politie4 nnpop•
•titarity governor - daft') may operate
in' alerting the' Convention , noniina
ting haVe no means, of know/two
het that his nomination would, endanger
success 'd the Union ticket•• • Canticit,be
denieft• The Deinociatio , State Cap yea
7displayed•' a shrewdness •in this re
speet whtcli'the . Union Convention will
wirowa . t&eopy:Setthig aside every prandn
.ent datididae'for the OAT their delegates
united-di:OS `Otie'ef the strongest men , in
the "partya' juriat`
. 9f acknowledged
- ability,' Widely . ktfOwn , throughout ..the
State's . and but little committed to the ex
trenie doctrines of the . , party, If on the
contrary, the' linion Convention' shalt dc
termine,ln defiance of public opinion,, to
'riskthe suepess'Or the party by ~renomi
nating the prqeqe, incumbent, upon_ its
shoiddere mac the ; responsibility - for
'the possible' defeavatthe party. It • Will
- require'a decided, majority,, /040, to ena
ble 'any party hi : dila ,s4tate to 'carry , on a
successful burdened by such a
"nominee '
thi putting...down
Secession in the South, it Is'Our 'duet' to
put down Abolition' at'iiie — lr,oetb. It ia
nnivtraally-conceded that theie to O,:We
the twine Causes of all our troubles' as a
nation. Abolition'agitation first alatrCd
thepeople of the South, *id induced them
to listen to the drgnnienta of the fete ,
orig
inal advdcates of Seteasion. ''And toAny
Abolition radicalienrfurnishes thertief With
which the flaiies of Seceision' are fed:
—lt is , tmggesved lwitti the' appearance
of probability,. that wi'the 4 AdmMistration
could' be no gainer by interfering' with
Kentucky election, Burnside was :merely
taking theocasion to practice' his -subor
dinates a littlein tho"unnectuitorried*ork
of military interence in , elections,' before
making his grand campaign toprevent
the election of Vallandigham: in :Ohio:—
We shall see. . •
„
, ,
—The radicals will exert 'ei•ery intim:
ence to,delay a41, - idielartelit of.rth,g.grsti
ttitiohaliti of the ConscriptiOn. ApA%9n,t4
alter the *diaftWshAll:hav t o,4ol,spit IR
io theYteld;' `beyond'ili . O . reach of, 4 ligat
process. Their motile' for thislsividimi,
tindaccordpViih 1 the' eni3iiil' . 'iiiili`CyL of
their psrtil l / 4 1 jhey. 411.sign"ta SOTO :66
Ski% stall' tha attiibates ofithv*reikrity i
add to gradually ' oVertan ' ei,ity,-,`iingedi•
ofetit - te'gr dentriliiatite dot the goitirt4o;
powe r ” :
.) , :-.,t, , ,.) 4, , : : 4 -- z :::,
44ie.te., trWiiiliifiinzr.; ifiai
tliaii•at of - a drait . iif,thiiii ; Opllsa:.ol;,Aal
th* . .fountry fr oplx Aociit,.tiFttl;quOted!,,Bol 7
6 t i rt i tri, l , l ',o 4 j ) lg'4gf; ' APtilA t i lYtaVA49oi
"1 - 6 - 7: - "?.."1,..' , ' 172 , 5 . 0 .1 -2 : . t: ,V.r.-f: gip: Iulair):"t;
__ . ..myThjiTior:editorr.ofilict.ladependea
rSteala, plated a l'hiVaixvjlidi Panwilma
41041 attiakeeatipiessa,ziletituatdaseribisr
it : rpon on A side therb is a besutifait
IFPFliv,l24,7":*lo tminunliteribisfutollitr
Qie-t... willpios.valhiqkJilukboamaa ins*
sna a nightcap - on a paisolaafßigitatdiaJ
tress,"
i; EMLitt!
I' De
• t„,
. p.trtriket.4TeCeived an offi
rcialdei atck - .1021 Qihnore, dated
the 24t , stating ,
t . Virt; Sumter was
then tilihaptiless a Rainless mass of ru
intigandibatihe lAdtdiskientinned firing u
pon the work. His breaching batteries
were located-at distancetrvarying between
3,330,1 and 4,240 yards from the *ells and
still remrined as efficient :{s.'o.lt_tGi--..i..t‘
The batteries with which he opened u-
TotrUltarlestow.lnttllteneestnblistnnt . 'on'
bis le% 4ritAlt tt,eavy 6 rnll3) trannt es Is-
Inn d;atid were within effective range of
the ; heart ok . .ttie
'fri;nillt4se'Vatieliei , entered ttle.pity,.and
Generat-43'eituegitd' hititiAt "designated'
AftetWaftlie bier
used lit war.' heist t4o '
tranimitted.tbefrt:pOrt; Colonei Turner,
his chletot.nitplery4iying fidetailed 40;
eouiit of the' etind it ion' aStnti , testi l " titid`.rec
ornrmfingi for:
defense,' t hat • the' firing be' ' anted.
Tforlederat hatie ry gluts
which opened tie 'attack,' from
the fort two miler and' fiiie:6iititho. The
missileitbroWn are tWo'httndred pounds
brWeight,"eight inched iii dianieter, and
taro fit long, with itad4 i nfibill4d i iron.
'lnttitik the htst Tortr"dnjqe of the
-twettty-beintndred of these shells Strunk
-Sumter, and all thegiths'en'theinittliliioe
of the fort'
' •AugnAt '31,'1812:
The' Richmond' Enqiiirer, Says is 'tin
deriltood that. , Fort Sunder,, Ser.
bieaclied in' the *ati, 'wilt . not by a
bandon ed; Un d - thitt Gen 'Pehuiegaid" has
expressed'iliti deteithinat to'hold" it to
the bitter' end. It ISyliou liti ilia Ehig ttiny
be doneby th.e'erekien of "n '''tc4oru'ry
fortification. • Thci boinbardin6t . to
'our latest tulvices • .
waS:priieelsing"si4W
fy,-withenieanY r4ptti.
•
`The IW , el accinutts ortho Infrmorn
batdritent,.ofqAttaelpoga,qoy.tltat, fien
eritYWilder, 4penett .witktoot mArti4w.
General Crook tc,bi the
`summit of I;ix?keet .Iyit
in nine tnilo 944A14)0ga. ,11 ) * Gt.;ktid
the mountains clear of jteinls,,,, The ,ene
my i t in chattanona in:antli re
herivers, ppil, are !staking
boagto of 'then. tutentionstofight Ns , there.
'-,A. special dispateh from •Mem Phis t in
.reg#rd to thestatu.olaffairs in, A tkansas,
Fnys that Gen, rrice,- welt, a, force ,of
1 wenty r fi - ,e thousand, ; was at Bayou Maire,,
,a titreng point. en White , river, fourteen
miles above Dovals Bluff; iwhere.a.. batik
,w,ls,PNPretvd. lo , . 1 )«4 :fonght.:, Thefedetal
forces ; are at Ducars 1314, fifty-four. miles
'front litt la itOcli. • ' ,:.. -- . i
, - - : Kansas Crry, August 31.--Lienten
ant-ColniteLElLAns4 of; the-Ninth Kansas
.Cavalry, .retnniedlatit evening from' the
-pnrsnit or Qtfavrresix; ilironier Jackson,
.illivor. and. Johnson icoitnilies; ' Wm :Com
mand killed forty , perpetratote of the Mir-
Fence ronseacre;)andother , coitipaniechate
:mimed' to the different posts,' having
kiik.4 and wounded several •zbush-vtititik
ers.• The. whole munher of guertrlltut Tail
.ed as far Itnoivn, considerably eteeeds One
hundred: ' -
—At. no thitetinting 'the history ''orthe
rebettion has there - beetea greater WI in
ntittitary atrairi• then ' trothf. The tilre
great tnilitaryiiperatioti§--ifie sieges ; 4? r
Chatleaton and Chatianigiga:ana.thee9e
dititin into 'Atitatikait--46ent"tii ;o.regress
very' e' Eiseirteie' theti is
mostperfeet quietneis:
• „ .
..
, —We have later he WA from Igexieo by
way of SinilFrancistm. A portion of the
FrancoNexicatt army had marched west
ward from the eapital. 111 impririal
precis daily , tioreshidowed the recognition
of Alm.rehel tonfederney 'soon Mier' the
new of the acceptance of Ow • crown', by
maximiniall orAtbkttia• readhOil '-'ideitico.
Ity• the Iliberniiti at Boston; wx. learn that
a Vienna riper oft he 'nth of 'Augast
anounces that the Areltdithe had artept
ed the crown withthettonsentaifititibroth
zr the EmPeror- Of diustrini - ' ' ' '' l -'
tar A WiSnimitifi'''n4*;:edlie ' ti stii.sj
• " We ere teld Ofjc i bit: of penetfeAl Mint.
gainamit ion 'whit:his. sOnrfel,i . , credible.
It-is to the effect that tho'Wife of :an Pffi,-
eer of a WigcOnAlli l iegittieni has ' "4114'
the. death' of heft hnshlind . ,' wiiia,Vccury-ed
nhottt n' year ittgo .l ,lreeonte • th'e iiioc - 6i ' Of
An interesting ;lii i ‘, 4 eniln 'citizen' of i' AO
ean deseent,""*hieh ist:tinid:to.loOlF 'for nil
the world ; ' like: 'the ,:gr,insy'pontrahniti)
which 'the - cifrekr* br,lM4ht..trotii die - Kota
mit intiodaVed 'to 'hiti r ,?4,l,iqii. 6 ' '-' ' ' l ', ,
`Tina 'obibViiiiii to' peonot m cdA;oie fi qc.
Meth b,f the Cciertn of Wition444,' btit ,n 9
one iiilf‘detii ilMt it iii A tiecool l )l:4',t4i ,
ligitiniati• filth of Abglitanlaln;" '
—At AVherling,, on; the . 4 l i et, Of ,July,
the jailor of Ohio cauniy, wpn hetd,,to ,bali
in Or Barn, cr 82P.0,.t0 nuswer j beforn ,;he
next ,county„ eotirt v , ffr i silltitinkig and.
t.eatn/^', 16 4 81 ,1Y, 4 .I .o 4l9 , PPlitleal PriP lll
ei. .Tile ,19,91 4 i 0n - Yllek9re , the:Aldgrnian
rO,•„zieq, tPQOArn, and . • slincOng
-r-nutOlnniutle4notpnly,-lashing„
_her I, pe.
eivia ilia shpultieis . tintiliy, &liming. ilex
-dpri ' stairs birAtit 4 biltr wit ~..lcsilking Act !
.!;°1: OiP • • , S l ‘;,taPlnA; ihns iiiPalcerntiall,
: v, WrlA:Oif-1 P pie
,44. pant INlliotAcl ,, 111 A
'l o .P. t 'AVlßC_?Vii i ffnt a i ~,,- ;.'i 1 b, ; .r 1.• {; :Ii
A .l r•TPII- AVOW? of,-consaripta ccalleri
rog ! im, i) wis . 0 :Piot rid; . ) :Witer; 4 1 4 410: , ~ , 1 6 e
eitlAuriP*llllon4, ftvprOd.l2oo;ll WI" - li buoi
diedpOlills oltlienti n'4l4B,Anlatt fit /a!
‘,liig , Ojnge',4Ketylonottikeripfhtakincsig
bo t
VtllißDol64tm.. ibltOdivoiliat Avro,Athatife
-NA 49,i1Am e . testonntumrpr.iiitsirai6*
.I.fld ~,is ,r; ..iscii , :iisulo..l,l ;!oit,pstili :LAI
-,,- ILATCP4 I S43I) agoSiLi-4tjll - 411110taaced;
, tPwaxbrAing lA* , wane. ~willibe is.madeT
ii 4 ,0 443 44 if ) % , t - 00111ete;OE1116 aufty.4 whAii
.IFgrifj.e._OiMittvittlimout*Arafte4 rt :MOM
VPtiniltr#ll4d3 4 ):;os . 4 creoruitiag [Auto
tßnlPS o oefifigiontati3 , o:
_, , ,Trllilyiptajßittbtfirdimrio4thcawvii:
1 -ftWiliiiKtilagliiiiiigstv 'count
°rust I
:ite
preomdiuge , ief4h.e - -Vtnelitibis:
irlikill nominated Ciirtin o
-1-
r.Evgy r day-th • f/bject :pi aim of the
[fjfs-es tr, I,,ieemies!-ire 'becoming.
t re "
d#elopll4. In lieme Parts of
t elcoiuitry ?re
,iln#:them ; aimed to the
teetliii4ultOrDeorcratt Xnd attempt
ing to %%WI DeMocratm meetings,
4:l_ Other -1 ,1)1a wOme them] hanging on
'intim:it/verde of thogewho belong to their
oath-bound associations, and proscribing
in business every man who is not a Lo) al
l' eal 4, l !V" r r "7
. 7
le lit iitiitifiltti+titiy - aininisd(l - 111m - the
.two,nud. Abell:4;4llwatt of greenbacks., on
lioTiatike." — Steitnier:Enth-ridestroyed be
fireit Ltland Nb. ttVlntely4dd eet meet
the fate of the bo i at i _but were,stplen.
alilerder for
•theimpressmcnt of- six -thousand/negro
,Int e nro . rn froeffnuiteen counties in Kin.
iOcky,lut i the, .purpose of IMlding the
gicaCmilitier road through that State
,towards 'East Tennessee.
.
r4i. one reputiumn paper in ten,
17.1.Vipiiiilishelithe proceedings of their
• Stitte.conyentioP l ' They dare not put in
print what took place, and hence their si
lence edllie'litiktect: ' 7- •• -4 :`•
St..tairrence cottnty; die home of
radical abolition,. being called on "to.
swarm" te'the'inpport . of the war, under
the' drifir-,.*tie her-,SOOff exemptions,-and
0141" 1'110614i:1i to. the government,
"struggling ,for , existence - . ts,
Brute !"
.014, it jo.Bod ite, draft will be
postpot,ied ti ll 'near election ' tithe, when
the ar my "of Burnside will be marched in
to the State, and take possesion of the
0 011 144 1 0 pr, ; preteqe of. , enforcing the
The arrival-of large bodies of troops in
tNew . , york-cipy hnsitflrzacly been noticed ;
t-intit-.persons.hay.e any Wen, of the num.
r:doneentrated at that,
,point. Act:m.4-
.41k to`nne . ntatetrient there are now more
than forty, regiments and batteries lying
in or about' the 'city, small fleet of
::,gutt;bbats keep ionstatlt - Winch hi the her-
A deStrnetive fire: occurred- . East
Boston, Mass., 'Monday. It commenred
in the Atlantic-Works,..and destroyed in
~ ,i4s.progress tour nearly finished turretlrfor
llonitOrs„ liets4l6.4large molint:of other
.of July from
ung , .li4rlg-represenvth.u,t a war azainst,
lapatrbiEfigtanit and Pratte° is altnost
Vertain; - ' • t
—The Riehnttina Daritatila of the 27th
inst. apnonneela , the death: ofGenarel Join;
13,4' Lotrai;:ht h is residence, the day 4irev
otio,_after a long and severe • illuetis.
.arrlic N., Y. descanting ove r
,
the. probahle efftet of war. upon slavery,
very safely come Fo, the vonclusion that
it.muy still anrytve the" irrepressible oon
flict" which Lincoln & Co., are' waging,
_arid Rays :
"If slaverk Isite do Continued in this
.country,,. we-want the Irish and Catholics
To7take the' plate Of the negroes; and . 'let
Vic:more nt and more virtuous
Wants be liberate.l."
~ i .» r.r~+i. L
Mr For e'.me .weeks previous. to' the
meeting of 'the...Conrention c the
parers of Pittsburgh.athe Gaz
ette and yipAch---.,ha4.-4e . pu-joutj in de
umteidtion 45f;Gor.-t e irtin,'ind if ;we be-
Ahey Raid-of
.hirti v he must be al
than 'The' day lie
fOre,„the:PptiventiOn .nie4 three, largo
:stands forthe speakers Were erected on
the, West .Gornnion. in . AlleglienPr:tiity,
where they_ proposed holding . a.
.meting to ratify . the nominatiott...l4tit
the trieoting was not•lterd,:aud the
er4stands -still. remain.there a monument
to the' disaffeaiorOif tho'hholitiOn party
towar4A q G.-Gortira.;
Tinsmum, frogilm, . I , 4 2.l)&lrobniteering
1u Newleisey I'6,pm:ceding very briskly.
Abonvlve thousand men-have been oh-
isined _since the , Crovernoea proclamation
ivaimj. Three neiv lottor,ies ars al
inciakconiplete,y and one regientant of
cavalry and one regiment of infantry will
.koopiptott - Nioliii - g,OrC
'Almost evoq State is at
work, and' it 19 -
etpeCiett that few days
the quo & wilt:be '; ' - •
..SrAttoitTrtY.--TSynipathy a- lovely and
beautiful thing, fur it exhibits the angelic
partof human nature. i '4lO - eply sytn-
Oathtse' with thkSse' who cannot obtain
Herrick Allen's obid - Medal Saleratus, for
they atkj:4ololtel; one brthetivate4
luxuries the r,94a, Pffordik — But' we have
nn 444* -with.4kay ,will
use any other Saleratus or soda, if this ar.
ticle. can bErlaMiiiiest.)Vilitie most of
ottrwerc l* tioulte hAy9 it. C;11 cool
vim 4 03. d tii2ill2 41)0 1
streht, Tork. ¢ 4 1
:, 1 1 . Ai.l Si NG.ER 3 t cal,s) h;.;,;
LEnEif it i o tamterstiivitiri.o44ol4E
, . .. P,
:Wilt - 4/ 1 ' 'MP REgg4. ll /ERROrMairt
Wig.; hiet'ind liAnirestiridMostisinidittitidaUdinnig
11sehlnes. Thlentschlne will_ sew...=thlng. from the
manias of a. AtteltlnTsyletrat tct,ttle ng of an Oier
tkiat—anythiegreol3lPUßT:or illetwor
,Cloth down to the
softest Gantoortlonomer,Ttslotemd t te ever ready to do
Its*Ork to*WNeUwe - Ilitinfethhedr. bhul.gatber,tiek,
quilt,snd has Wes ay for n oW. variety erornamental
work.
It' will
fa hem,
bind a itio but tt will do sOrt i r li than Sur o th er
re g ir
fl•ErtirlimUy wf PilaehloOntar
l a i r 1114 11WIlltwori074rwhillet.esses 1 Pe PA n d a li
tlAckiAll OW bootwalsti so popular,is as •Its . ,
,lnifol st i7se tbot gsw N Wiled ltdo otos et essef,Wht..
wkooTecittosloWil twitittroloitlbstlistint,ad spades
tabldto it wolfs rerdittpon. The eases 1111MVOYOU
iitalto l ,o lollelitto—plate mithe WoOd. drew bits Wire
Iffiest ainSilibersisly AtilehErd - ssftese PAM rhYlm•
The ' lKi 4 , . 0 ,,,,eu sO IledWldi sitk4wlst,
`thread' olt.ete4 octhO re hor=t4 1 . ,
1 fieodTor .. rossoBtstiwe 00. NG
ft .
d I ntga i l l atte .4l94l7 '•
; ,Wg • °us a FDEFMR,lscoittiith..Woittrole•
410100NrPrenbi aIiPBBIBNBOir-AN
iniVAUo.—Pub eh o f e eflt, and is dillarninif
'and a cauti on to oan who suffer ftweidervoud De.
ItnnYarevilWrallUbWokr — ele..; Auliiib , fogit
the same time Vdlowladldiselfeore. :By oe who Us
' prod-hiatialt xw anet ivo l / 4 'btifi bmtm_. tinti 4 4 r : it 1447 ;and ex'
; sot
c , .: - %
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