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A. S. GERNEE
,c7avoii 4 . , LF ..„ „, 70 r k , ,r„
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BUSINEEjSMALRD'
- A: "10:iiHRIVEN;'1 . 1
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2TORNEY4T LAW l,6tHiitisiiieuxiii*.eliitin:
end Excinption Olairat! attmdttil to. , tf-febt
ICSNSIt.D
I) NMI'S. • ', Jaw !ft
AVDP.
AFFICE, Post,,Pooper , ,..Cols•old , ilanking
V surgery Lckpartinlitr. ,lialriteje'relibrau leitretx•
potence. - -thlongevElay? 16611.",
. •
DOCT.: L-ELANDRICK •
oIIYSIOIAN & 817091101 11 , reepehirtillY AandVib i s
professional services to the citiietui of Encode.
yule and vicinity,,"rer Office ID the office alit. Loet.
pardibetok, I . lo4ciore, [July 30, 160, _ly
': -. E,','GARIATT.,_
. . . . .
lA.LICR In.Floni - , Feed, and Ideal, Bartell and Allll7
D SAlt, Timothy and Clover Seed' On:merles; Prods,.
too, Fralt,-Pigh; Petroleum flit, : Wooden and 'Mope
Ware, Yankee Notlone .&c. Inc. OfOpposite #iikOd
Dept. New Dilifetd; pl. !deb .44 18r0.-17.'
A. LhTIIROP. C:TrikEt, r.
LATTIRPP, TYLER 4t, RILEY,
n BALERS in Dry-Goode, Grocerleo, lia4ware, ;lady
C.de Clothing. Boole & Shoes, %Dabs '& ' l oaPe.
Wood & Willow Warn. lan. & Upper ,Lettitt
er, floa, Flour and Salt, all of which they offer At "the
very
Mir3LicrWasist 11aripcsips.401
Lathrope Brick.Buildius, AtoutFore, Pk.
April 6, 1663,
ax. HIINTTEN,O COOPED. Dfinirai
l.
\\ T H. COOPEA & CO. ,
Ps. Successorsto.Posi.6oper
p . co. Otace, Lathropenew building; 'runiptke-et.
J. B. X.COLLUX. DW. SD
McCOLLIIM 44:; SEARLE,'
TTORNETS and Counsellors ataw.--alontroae. P s a.
j. office in Lathrops' new building, owr tlatrßank.
•
DR. WM. SMITH,
,y-
CI
DENTlST,—Mantroft
CI •
O:lice in Letthrops' newbullding, over
the Rank. Denthd . operations will be wllltia Ajg
performed In good style and warranted_
P. LINES, -
TNAR - tioNABLE T AILOU. — o Mcmtr as e. Pa. 'Shop
.1 - in inuanix. Block, over store of Bead, Watrctut •
A Furter. All work warranted, as to fit and finish. jit
can inv, done on short notice, in hest style. PIZI
JOHN GROVES,
17. 1 .51 . 110 N ABLE TAlLOR,—!Montrose, Pa. - Shop
near the Baptist !Setting House, on Turnpike
•reef. All orders filled promptly. in first-rate style.
CnTtlng done on short notice, and warranted to fit.
L. B.ISBELL,
D Etlaus Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry at the ..
.I.lt shortest notice, and on miserable terms. All el-,
cork warranted. Shop lnchsndler and Jessup.' k .it •
pt.,. 'MONTROSE, Pa. 0c25 tt
WM. W. SMITH,, •
rik'DINILT .AND enna. PIANCMS.CrinIia4 — FOCI
k., a Mau &tract, Moptrort4 Pa. ang tf
C. O. FORDHAM ,
rAICITFACTLAERof BOOTS. c& SIT 91M, dlontrir'
..11. Pa. Shop oveil)ewites store. 411 Linda of work
tasde to order, and repairing done neatly% jet
ABEL TURRELL,
nEALER Drama,. Medicines, Chenilials,
arn Eye
U Stria's, Glass Ware, 'Paints.;
ens , Glass, Groceries, Fancy Goods, Jewelry Perin;
atrr, &c.—Agent , for all the most popular PATENT.
E i,lClSEs.—Montrose, Wag tr
MEDICAL CARD.
. -
DR. E. PATRICk.&. DR. - E. L. GARDNER .
. . .
?,,TE GE kn ELM of the M-EDICAL DEPARTMENT
LJ F l lt. COLLEGE, have formed ncoparttterehip
ru. vie Kir...tine of Medicine and Sargery,atui are prepared
t iii bnaineza faithfolly and punctually. that
tr h.., intrusted to their care, on terms cm:Limping:trate
w S the times.
thee / +e+ and deformitiesof the EYE, surgical opera
lei all sar,glcal diseases, artienlatly attended to.
lice over W4bb's Store. Ottice boars from 8 a.
m. to 9p. m A.ll sorts of country produce taken in pay
ant. at the highest value, and cam not , inualann.
.M4etrose, Pa., May 7th, 1862,4 pf
FIRE IN.STERXNCE
THE INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA
KT PIMADEI 44II U
Hasrattblitihe4 anikgekicy in Montrose
Tie .01destilisttranee Co. iiilh ' e'~77nion.
cLsrf CAPITAL PAID 1N...
ASSETS „
••••-.4)••••.°
HE rates are aglow as diTiiliyttoiddetnataky In
T
New York, or oftewnero,iindita;Dl arelFEWig
the drit for honor and Integrity,
Caosces - fterr, Seey.
Montrose, Jaly 15. 'p2. BILLINGS STR9ILDa4II.,
Mr,',o 'Mr M
INSlllM: , p_ : ,._ 3 l,JilltAl : y
CASH' CAPITAL,' TWO-MILLION -1101„ S•
MOM Ist Zan. Viet FiaBa/570 2 7.
mazzurnm: " " as eagsa.
I.lllltan Stailh; . •Chas.J-Martin,
lohnlicGce, .“ . WiIi*W4AIP4I?II74)L.
Votteles•tuanedand:reseoreel,by tho. ' a %;ts3
trio alcu.lattaßrickainkiMuntroliej* .
-y 'IIIIIVLINGSAITROVE
. .
• S. it Pettisigfilli
O. 37 Peßs-hour Y
ork-414 — l3bitelAset,
898tapi areeogr agouti' fox tho.,atratrate ihrnocrat in
ithose cities. and Are _ • auttattted
AtastilBlBrtyttignOior 88 ntdtullis. •
..AnA - 44,typt: laiillgtolmmklo
tillllo /12 a lanai:or:waster; bitajtbso
4tyle of,thentirt; . -
R. B. B:"GEO.' P. LITTLE,
Attonwiluit - coumieliore at Law, '
DiClPMerienaigiaao -;roT";cle
nom 3on Strset kiPaztitualitAttptifeFeu
krto emmtocing• . Agt4
:: , . , • CrIEV
' —oll4 l (titrAtir
fottE.eulviekiber lieie y:,reiji6olol,olvel. St
JL he has taken Lleinse to anct i inskeKin..o.o . , vr
.r sna.,,whimukopdpffe . Fp . bk r oqftja.stki the d.—,
IrOliattLes 0031101tani;;s410 11 trapt ;
!tended J 0. .,,
, e.ontitOSSiCil 8 : 1 0 0 4." .
• " , "r ;"," • • -•t • rirt i ntia
:i*COTALtligirANZlVit' .I'll
!'/Virbetrzeoie,the gloottlyAdetisioflear;
Alva brother rushed-atibrothi?r,•. - ‘..5 , ;1
And beads so Wein friqudabitiamped
Drew-swords kapanictv each' other;c
Otirl eciatitiirhailed , --pride and jot
, Atidi 45444 tblling'
The leader star had daitiM
brirmattd , truellet:kitrza4li , " , - -
/r
Cuontis;
.A3punli ate Old. tligxe.attrt allZlEliemorp,
' Wall ralkyllkelnen lb tka noblessreommuii, ;
: 1 ISlzetrtawatooldr: it:46O,MM tallraigaln.'
, r end asb,i, to ; gto papagos-, . , -
' 4 "um unian'or bum tinettiel Won' otiands. '
•:21 1 7131Pn*EPUbizonealuill tUfsksmr,, , _ ...
" -rti l :: of hearttaid awl • 1 t tigiar,t
. , jan
us
ma
simur tea r to ze
''Butlle' **
witaiOialftellepi vewili4 4 ,
liaitinagineinbf, iieitifig;:: :
e_4 l
''Sfrktilie ' oiiiicatlniiiol gro*, - ,
And. tt,), A3yea hostil , l3lio ' oo7l,g;
. Theniir,igh :grew iiii:eoHoifst*F.,
• 'AO Tatilot. viiieeiszvepitig ‘ • _ :- .
Renewed 06 1 01dieViihout Odtrigil
Our hero isliceleiltiilt', ' . ,
letiohir : , ;
But, eniY , alyns,4o4l:tiniabOght.
And, strilcen.44o:liiibfluarjYt.
• So Who :but e,. 011r-14 1 4 1 , 1 4-4/ert.:
Should. !logs party
~ Etut ticyer half so,:purearatr,ue,
(Eii* Agile enFtliil99aj§ , dwAllg) ,
As when his fnen-Ogir •
• ShOot,barinless.ut gecat.yil
Cuoiers. -
Above the weak and factious throng, ,
Whose famions,power debases,
His trial , shows him nobler still,
And every wrong but .graces.
Then here's to him, the:just. and .brare,
Who 'AU. hi t s . foeril en quelling,
Shall yet redeem his country's cause,.
Our hope and shield—lacciAral - artl
CHORUS. *.
17{441 g TW A 1 I a rV 111 3 I
GEMERADWASEII4IIIIII2I73BOIRE.
•• . „
wetbingttnothiratebviciii, such Is tiVer ' -
bull altik, while Owe* its echo 4ft, Witt,- . .-
attics '
..
, ,
'The name' of WaShingtOn fs' dear to ev
ery American, I)litingririlid, no only
for bravery and i*lligence,
,but for the
pureit virtubS that can ,adortrtlie r bninfin
heart,'lminkebeeo '47etOrated:iiillecitetn.:
ory of distant nations, apd[ituruOttaliza
by the ' hreseings; lin has :Shea upon 'his
ennutry. , Ho reFignbleS.'the niVof day,
impartini biktivilight long aftet :leis set,
arid itiv,isibly _dispensing his Hew and
cheering warmth to,thet world . "Cautious,
and Prudent, he was never surprised by
the • moit disheartening failures; for
alarmed into compliaoce.hty . the minter'.
daunted ; threats. His eye could penetrate
the darkest designs, and'hii'Powers of in
yen tion.enabled_ i l'iim to escape iPe.inost
_formidable jatratagems. 'The very nicipis
employed bY, the ene to incommode
4 ,
him, were frequently i is. OWn banda. the
instruments of their ruin. As an illtigtra
tion of his eagle-eyed cdn'tionj Will:brief- 1
ly narrate his eseapn from a singular' plot,
which I learned &Oa the lips of a venets-
,ble Man 'several years, deceased.- ,
'trier, thn 'American atnny was station
c& at Westloinf, during the revolittien
ary war, th'British head :quarters Were
not many miles distant, On thelludSon;
and each were waiting; like tbn igtires, on
n theswboard, for some favorable Move
mentto disconcert and-thwart - the other.
Scouting parties'wonldiengagain*Arent
'tikirmishes ;; and ' wagons? of ' piQiisions,
ammunition and clothing, witiiid•fall into
the power Air these ‘stiperhir m numbers
and . addresi.. On one of 'these ineciaions
s' quantity of-English unifonrisvits 'Belied
; by 'en Amerigm detachment ; and.nevetil
notable narintages obtained brthelatter,
idipira the enerdy With a destrecto retal
'Fite: - Abotit - this ' time, while' at West
Pas_tiAlenertil - Washington 'ha& anlipti
triate seiliiiintite ,ee;' tietdaiti4Aidget : from
the ninlygri ViliginfainifyhorenjuYed the
- kinde'st liespiehlity.f - es - Well :intend' trom
many if thnsnsfkruer:ei*genflehtS l vhieh
hantisedldievrentrhind. - As every cir,
curnitatienieniffnqdip eitherarmy, a visit
like this eintiiimpy Miles from their camp
could not a" escape the c ognizance of
the ..EnOlii" dcl - th• L 'PP.g.se.ss a Rem:Ma
likerOinerfil ishilakton,4ObrdAtiad, in
• "r,o_pieienrtr4-Nevfe3.l-:.t4frrigd,of the
;x4r.:;But 114 61 Mgliikk* Agtsiditßuili
:there ,i,*efe ''.filWiitt.
,gcliogp,,„44l. iiiitc4ti to
•OtOr :tli.(i „4 1 ,4ier*.r Ogn4t 4 ei , jiid
• tUie '444l ll o l o o :OrO 'sci k e4, 94* .s f ts•
14, - exceptlm. ivl 6 o4g tiii#r*mo'' , olin - bf
ffic i iio47; * T.4'friefikiY.lAnl ithoo oo ll
Ariiitid*iii Oate"thilitiit , AO:tointAtottp
, Pli c trintigP ita ' 3 f 4 Pr 4 440,!1n -. eVad
's.4o44o?,444.tiiii4vlcitr- To:Pri;
Pal*aitb..ooEloloo4ll4l,4l!ell 44.0e41'
the ' stiiiitifit Bat - rattSN'Al/Elkie' r
n !,*flas
i ttul
fCi r)4 l i llie gir al e biutii ; 74lr l :titt n G 13 . 01 1 t
. wasin up Aookiii'isii,s'4_ t
rumored'. l
, i , ~.. .., , .
hii 'friend - via iseep„.6o4V:en "rfOr th lg
from . thei liiithill - *Litti" Itriielfitiiten
`f.e4emit t4.l4isTe.ta l / 2 404 4 #4*4 1n „ ,,v " ,
0 1 ,Peag44 1 ,t`? -? 3 .0 1 'el ' 14 :it A r .
o fi l
,r,entlyaningledm* ' I *AV 'b_ i ._'' st
osiroo'Bospibiotilla ask Vkiiiio. 4 4.
Atr . lepstb„OWA r dpy, as lheggisfil,
Ati,4o, PitleSVe ;141S,fti,e0,iiiieitiv 0- 1
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ie
4 5 0 1 :4 00 C
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rd 3 9OVATI gria7.4* 1 3 , 4 1,, r A,,,.24
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6 9V.,0 ~ ler,At 0,1 12 %. 09 144 1 :,,,FAV1
1114.14 Y . A fiR940107,1PRAT54_ 4 446 1 4p t .
e a 'ilL-t t 9:!; 6 Cre:Al4, aJ- 4 4 14
means, nal eur_Arr daunted the'wor4
' tby,141:0 1 M , A; 1 1.1 4 1T6 ittACktPulP'./ rgalgeni
giPteithten,Nlßsigi 4 1 4;1 3 -44P'0 01 .ortthl ,
R4 , llfificll4grXgAti , : r. , w4skin: lyon,vi , m4;
sifilivytpa)oge t ofiTi9 l /14ivi.AIROJ sl4l3ge
Pyi•koo, ...IVP.KitRAWMATscIthAt! Ilfg;Aft(4-
Aierlibl! i RecompaPTlAot.,:nPa l l. 01)14%14e1
fiwortiline.ri4o, 40 4: 1 441'1 1 t 1 11. %AY- 1 44 4
-6940 , A1l BP.;vitliPeAm4bje, ol 4: - ..a - .wrolY
je5te41" , ,,,r 44 I wukviarp-of itt!! , Sai4of34#4
49 ir galling ; ;f9: 4 0 WtSitOA AO r, ' c hime
.Agrigiccomideted glikPlo,tiovarthgaema
soava,44.: mftecwiwiry, 4gavaitookrgs..they
may extiteAbc.wipiciap of 4140 , ememy ;
11 1 44. 1 0QPglifitt 09 iktrktio,,that trifleaball
1119k.ogrkwilh I,lKriviektdo, ip : you indulge
for me. 11 " But then--thchhPlllN,Pknor
=NM
_
air .L' A Ygs , !,,7P-said: 8041±"
f
`-`.rreiciB l ,Y ! ~. retVT9P, th° Qt4t• ! .
; ''At PP° • c) , '° ol4 (ii - 1 Q• . folk,) I : 5 2Pk-44y ,
"the General niour4e# la : tfayprit e l,l4nre ei
and prmeeded alone upon a tr-r t aa 'that
'etiiidneted him teilbelikrVitalle:irialiaign,
lt,:iti 6iidiatiLilrad'bOtii-bo t foic)tliailirfe,
arid - theitnailiiik:liciat`ridaired llin with
'biiiiillittilic iii additinitio t: bdtreetings Of
the delighted family.
,:u:lTeriv - .piagtual,. • kiad:eir i " , ezeierned
•tholind licartedlriend. • : , 3 , '
. 4 Ptinctublity," replied Wrishhigton, "is
a aterlink Virtue, embracing minor atfwell
as impontini concerns. . -Ile' that , iir not
pimentol with:a friend;= maydeibt hiejn
tegrit;po • , . 1,, , ,
Ilictitolit started ;2.but recoveripi lira-
Belk he 'added-LP-then - yours is 'a ' , proof
that We enjoy 'your fullest confidence.' '
Waihington propesed.a promenade-up
cm the piaaza ; previous to droner., It aver
leeked,P4 reugh country several, miles in
exteavi.fields ,Otgrisin, hero. Bud ; there
aweephig.lieneaih,tho sidess i of.hhadr..hillii,
prodbeingruothing bat -gram aP.diroolos. 7 -,
aliallok.mtnnelalof puttir-,ruaqiillg;a lol , l g
the helleWft o€ ; the latelfaa ,WfiltWrithen
hidden by, woodlands intercepting •a• pros
pee; of the country beyond r -repotted ow
and then with silver glimpses of the Ilud-
Pont st4ing threagh4e49lliag,grPhe(Je
-,helPvlOtell alt_equated: o e hath•Sdea ATAlle
Aliat,,,tinule,lel.ighlricis,;:cowning, inpuali
oa?
tunes : nay? - 11, r bittitementa, - and Aapar- t
i ig again i nto title, voile" hardly Illn
rainatoil by-th s un. .",this is fine ? bOld,
Scenery l,'_' eicl
in the .
General, appa
rently alianrbed in the beautY tiCthe'pri)S
pect., , e ,‘YeC,Ari";reilin4 bin fileildtl o4-
In44a - 1111y around, as, if ex'peetitioine
one's . approach , but patching the piercing
glance of WaShingtcin;hiseyea were fast
ened confiksedly on tlieloor.
"I niasi,rally you, rii,T friead," observ
ed the' General ; , ( do you 'Perceive yon
' der Paint
. thai boldliyises from the wa
ter and suddenly is lost behind' that hill
which obstinately cheeks the view ?"
' '" I' do," replied thelistener, engaged,
- apparently, in 's:oniething else than the
aubject of inquiry . .
" There," continued thehero, " myen
only has encaniped ; and Were it not-for a
-sligliVrnistill t etnild - almost fancy, that I
Tierceive 4iid . : Cavalry' mov,ing ; but- hark!
'that:Cannon! ',DO , yon notilhink iv pro
ceedti from the bead quarters' of the ene
e
' while pointing to hie friend the profile
of tliiieottntrY, the face of thelattee *llB
often'ttilined the opposite'way, seemingly
erignissOdin another object immediately
behind the house. He .was not mistaken
—it was a troop seemingly of British
horse,*that werodescending a distant bill,
winding throughalabyrinth of auriferous
projections and trees,' until they ,were
'seen gallopintihrciugh:the - valley-bek , ;
r-and :then again Ahoy , wereThidden,by a
Cala - forest that 'swelled Jidonglthet bo
sem of the landscape.
:!! Would-A:not ,boitniagei". (*Carved
-the:G( 4 mA -; 4PP 2 7,efitlY-PRoontioiono At
,the woYemepok.h.ehiod bin!, tqhskaf.ter.lol
eg toilsatrerica.shoola forfeit, tier Attg
ty?" .•,-,:., ....-; ,_, . f .._ ,; 1; •, • '
t"44efgeß. l 4 l o" - *jet J4l; - fqend,lie•
PRIPIVI.P A R 4 7egr TAPYFutgIP/PP )
warmly ints#lpe4e,el_tpgs el i t4e,pi. er. .
T i filgr/lent.4 1 41,7,10.11 ) 40:1;!! ,1 - , b# e
nPa/ 1 4:1?,f-tgen0,7._).!4_4!i:Refult.„ ‘ 1 47;0 - PP. i ' s
fOtit.,rmle.; lark9,49pm9ll2,ly.pyrTy Alit
Alic
.LowAtlier 40)q,wpungethelfpi4 40,1 r
4 1 :9 1 .•,,5er otlifflt9FnAleid: , • •:,-- , i
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unable to 'Meet the sisichiek igleOW6f, -
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.
rii%4 titiej - ?lir, i 'liktgibitaie ilia
'iiiiiiqiefh4si,' a :-v -,
. iiififtioolof
British horse, iiilli :fir-16111211 W 3 i pi ii ii4
Megbivith , Vottliatice tostirds - ehathospir
tithredeekitioni , -,_!l.:' ,
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INigittiko , fBfiV iilt,d'in ttghgetbiet
'ilihrlittliiiiiroti -l iit fi tlis titritlod'i.litegret,
TUt thiieriiiirieligt -, ,tAtifit iftidioner
than iotendeZ i " ----': 1 . , ''r: , " , n::'>! 1
" 17 ti; teiiitliti bib issrtiniketit' said his'
' Mina. frokflud kflostealfaiitih istitch,i
'.frohictte erillial - ofievaunsemenattaut , '
IfietteititclatribWbetlkakid64avr thtisethstl
' " en6ltithil3iiatinviekhigitinshassisr,
_
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r- 1" . 1 1 1 1Y - WrisAl ) ' l * nt 'ln
lin • ; Wit...horse' retained iiii c4m itn4
'tilhi'; 7011 - PtiiiliEliNiiiiiiirifitiq
liVriniskalk not, they;iiiiiielbisitirseue fth4,
-thePul:Posomfeeriatedtieglne.l.k -7 ..-. ,f i
ql-114.1 10 1i.igajtliNtitit...eicagt*:,Pyff.th t 41:495i
I FR,s,seen c ,ts,awimUng li n t It n?ff 3 f4;
and his ika kle Via 4 to 4 ' li ilierelt
7, 4 3 f di d iiiii.oi . -Z.: Ilia I:"4:C.Jt2.sra. If.,siv)::::, 1
::','-q.'l3efreicaVkOntalinteattrcolipiti svitlkini
.Nbto fzblel lery,-/fataiiiadt./180 itopplug.
.141 11 4 4,40.% 13 , 11 14 11 4Pre3.14?ReT 1 01 MActi
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-- ti r bgli6olioi,:i eiga'Waili fi gicritiA6k-
Int taimliiit lii&tifiitiViliii•Jiveteappittieh
.ing .thtt.; Metre ; P i k b at,i,' tfriand,l":leilelaimkal
;h9,744l)Pieg hilt ill,:rettlya9actilatdlß4lo.
er, • " I !caliy, that yf.a•tapijtej,,- 14 erfi
°Dicer, carry 114.1.keit • oheions " IlYPocrite
;t9Alroc4mPi TO , ;00 1 PY4r hiy ex',
o 4 e to - the ,enenties gAincriCa.: .-_,'.
Tiatillfitish i ginstal-hOWereityliffered
, ttilmthense min' to ilia tnabi tieltniketin
appointnient,mitlrWashington,,atetwo - W- I
Pl4 l l4 4 .'whigh,- riPzel _he was taA,nsl..a
troop ? 01,..)iovee, to seetwn'him. iti tneir pos
session., Sairpeethig; Ilia intentionS,'Waat.
ington had 'abided his. chin' trCioji tti ha&
it.. themselves liii , Enitlu3h cavalry, flindlir.
;rive: half.an hour-preeisely. before like tune
,4e *as. expected:.
~, 1 , .- ... -... • '
They, pursued." their iviiy to the camp,
triiinip!*** ibe sarvitib' 'ef!theti obit
iiinxider;sivlio had' solaitiitilatinefdefeat.
ed themaeliinations ofthe British genet.
al. But:the humanity of Washington; pre
veiled over h is . . sense. of justice. Over
come by The want anikprayeri - Of the fain
-ly,:he pardoned hia . treacherntuariend, km
condition of his leavins;the-conntry forev.
er ;: which .be ilevitdmgly :did'; and-his
name was , ereealler sunk in oblivion.;
A'llounir a i in , OabthOpLetter
.pate: • '
At the rcent',.anitarY:Sir ,in Brook
lyn' ~ifier` 6,48 a book Ofaitiogra . nifs - ,op
Corit4taing,
nrifir.s,,, pat, of Attorney, "Gen
,CraLliaVeSt Atissir4 itigaba . at the 'hat
tom 6f.# - )iittei - addrefritto:i4- 1 04 Man
-sentiments it
contains, w,e agree Wiyh the c rourtiat
Commerce, " ought Jo
,he _written in letters
of gold." - 'when Mr. Bates
first . accen die Ai which he
iiiiy4l;•-ithatedf m
,in e his
vja4ro;' , 2, iinno
hitt tra - iiea"thnt' i r like 'many
'atlieibean:died to the pressure
at Washington, and adopted the-new - the-
Inies of the radical school with 'whiali he
-is itlasociated thielre are glad
. to pay that we were mistaken. ,111r..Batea
retains hii former sound, 'Opinions, and' Wo
*riot bat WoliderhoW; - ,holding the Sen
timents he expresses,J he can-reconcile it
'with his-sense of duty to his country and
to himself to remain the , Cabinet of Mr.
Lincoln ; .and we are persuaded that eve:
yy, one Who reads the ietter will share
with us in oar surprise. -
" WAstiiNores - Crrr; Feb.' 2, 1,8e,4.
"To
MADAM : Being "confined to my sick
room, I have an oppOrtnnity,,which nei
ther:my public office norr' the court-rOom
affords, to, ackriocriedge yOur note of Jan.
so, written in behalrof the Brooklyn and
Long Island Fair, and in aid:of- the sani-
Aar) , ComMisSion.
You ask for as autograph, uncondi
tionally, and for a Seritiinent, " if agidea
ble." Now, my de4P an-antograph
is a cheap thing, and can be easily farn
ished, whether , ; tt"senti
meat is qnite'ancitbeit:mffairi and ,doei!nq
sort very well with - the nauseous• physic
whickl-am required tci , takilodayi
" Nev ertheless, the cause heing so good,
and withal its.advc),ctne.a lady, (to which
high authority I habitu.stly . bow,) I mast
strain a point. and
. I:l7;o.give I , ott s eme
°thing sentimental; ;Int; -tiot.tif the) sickly
kind. .
" I AR, begmAirkRAPATOW old, and am
A Very, Old-faShio.llPAlnani: f-C II P 3 =Pe e o f
the rushing' dtitient 'of 'new- optilionti; I
still believe that we once ociod obi
times, good old iprindipies 4 4nd goodiOld
-men to,:profesa tberic and Atk. Ibex°. out,
and a,good,constipti,cn c wnrthy,to be, pre
served to the)atest, 'pnstprity.
"To fact,'l'bden vel i kastiO,C Tytmlf to
-be a _little of 66th - be bettdr. than
;fogy r-lor. mlan't; 4belp:l3belieVint,',.lsith
Jackson, that the C4mAitptAcm4llo,9,llPf
the States.muitt..ke,prOn e voili , dila I Still
have ttnd,pql434l fp,kik l An r ,Waspington
when — SW*lAV; tux that' wAr&itot
,pre
serve- Mo. rratiliiititatiorisbntliblif-''alre
-quentiecarilenielothilifirst-prinaiples-41
- sat govtrpnrent.' , • - •
seutimeuk madam. fear
it is growing_ very unpopnlarapjasapN
. Aeljohat. ,Spclikuoympst I avici r leirk
jt coalktprAliFelittle b0pp . „0412.
rpramen't"fr9lll.,ba. eireitfief:;Reh - _Oo
t' 134 4.*1 r
Oars were . ,:agwrptioli better
*l7EstaSs lifOV, -1
TRtief
FaikritgalßMlNP 114ffilnr
- The Aslectiiie*rehlaireed. is alit Jotter
is theAxitiftle - tela ty.the t fathincand'ef
:Atiumflits
• country •W ev'eivfki educed.
these-latter
learldtpirinthrthelitiuds otchaztatentured
f a natics,tilietthelithuloce.io .
q uestiorteitylndeiiiiht Ideas,..engctidertdin
the•pbeeed - übiiitt, krof.party.bigsitulltil
=tip: ,v . ..trurn rait-:111;111T .
i al ow:liajO; eft... '.. .19Q1eSeftrAfig SOW
-44 f3f, 441 YZlACialft glig:l l 49 B Pg 4 T hi P
4
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A rF,91)404 0 -1ini!.. 6 14 , OPP! gliAoillisr.POSt
` fte,4thet , tool Filailqgss , ,ovhicitt.:4files
, iciimfOly rulPhlipho..9s;m4ry w, imi
I'aAIOSPYO-17thiit Al‘er9 Filireomfrr , 4 ,1 40 ,
' oeeetiPt)4 6l.2 OP-110:217411Re0Y
,
S' ll Ylitli -t
lAO -hullo: eliP4o9 l ***der wbi
. eb
0911P9F)abor Itoci restqll 3 ,:Ste:Ptit gov
ettany,l4. wd,-,.:tha'?ald ideas. ,
r_
Vts,attoA?e/4!erof4r: B ates leads Ps
ip. , _va u , i!. its rer 4 izetion is•at;bapu, ,
s
All t ivill,‘ pot? . contess ; thid,the, wisdom
4tileiviajoalartiliffoti , / r p - ,', The, Country: l .
j say,s hej t jaurntd,of,contrnefee, " would
apik - f*bited,,B:o4fere*neeue to-day if
) 31 i- PiUobitlO,PAtpeu one of tho.)rclell
Wl'!i ., f , thiuk„,i ttleinfile yes lio zutlek 'wiser
I : thet l ibi 4 guierls) WRFP.r ' i I c , .
,‘:, i Mr . 44 o g el iyletter , luoE44t:Wi l l
"e,aa.O-, ' .algTf, at,:-I.R.UPY , h, C . artE4, A fYYFIYo4u.,r,e
to heney,e that, it, wilknereaiter: ea realm
here& by
. thelistorian who-writes of_our
0 12 iN as,a ,Pat 6 49:l/44 4.94gent,exela
ruatrUx-IO tike 040- of 4147044 g ruirq
from one yho. ropepitkl-eo,fusaents the
Old , i glory,,Whike, - he sdes,bunielf : itainedi.
‘UtqY 1a7114'4 4 .:1 11 .Y , t1ie -- iostrO w e i t s :O f
' Pati °ll4 ,. ', LTAtr!IP4Pi". • , r . ~.• i -
, "„tte is riglatzhsymidi streat?on. There
tirefe good old - times and good old.pririci
fies. The greatness of ,the Aine#can Un
ion was ddpenklent t ,on,,those principls.—
I t w as a:g,994i*agliTh3r93lorlksl But
we see no a, great,- politico' pirty devo
ted to athsing' that Union, "deerying its
'old magniiieence •ridibuling RS founderh,
Land vbeifernting!for s'otnething l bettet. It
Lwis a ‘ lont4strge Union,' says one, 'a hid
'eons Union: ' sari another. In Abe very
book or autrigi?phs, from which ,ate have
-copied the letter of Mr. Bates,.-vre found
expressions'from politicians, of sentijnents
indicating that theithought themselVes
wiser than the fathbis.
" But Wei eantiov•ineet reform and,re
turn to r grk4 iripliples cuitil—grunlimen i
like Mr.:43atea ofeti'thelieYes - to - the true
cika - rdcteti alba party, and tlns;inen - With
whom they .associated and come puttbold
ly and 9,,0b1y
..,for the old, Union and the
'old 'Conatitut;on, ~ - When Mr. Bates leads
the way. AO Nita. tali° to follow ?"
President Simla as Quamander-ia
chlef-Aiji - 11111(iiii biapicity
During tilo Orat two, years: of : thia,terri-
Me WO'
,itif;wa9 SogiftW/Akt; .4ifriqUit to fix
the- responsibility for out. 'inexcusable
;military blunders and disasters in Virginia.
-The radical abolition faction and, the - War
Officers were generally believed, to , be the
Marplots of the administration .'
and hence
while.they were unsparingly ideriounced
- from all points Odle compaiel, there was
no end , to•tho public sympath y for," Hon
est. Old Abe," the .unfortunate victim of
these evil advisers. At length, however,
the official - reports of Gen. McClellan and
of General Halletikovith the itceompany
ing military -,vNws and instructions of
President Lincoln, remove alt doubts as
to the indivfdual ,really responsible for
these aforesaid magnificent:military pro
mises and deplorable militat.y.failures.
We day to President Lincoln, tbe Com
mander-in-Chief or the Army and the Na
vy of the ;Tinited , States, as the prophet
Nathan said; . le Xing David,, "Thou art
the man." la,the very outset of this, war
against the remonstrances of Gen. Scott,
at that time filling the ,post of General-in
Chief, .the Army andel. Gen..McDowell
waa'pretnaturely pushed forward upon the
the enemy at,Hull , rtin,and Ave know what
followed. let.esidet t it Lin pole assumed
and Obit bear the. TesPontability for that
most eitpensiira'aisaiter. Next." by the
adVice of , General' Soott, General Mc-
Clellan was called fro th hia victories in
bleat Virginia to -the command of our
shattered; and . beleaguered army in front
of Washingt9n.,' What he did In fortify
die 40r94.04 46 th e vity, and ;in
giustering_oa training ii,.,pOWetful irrriy,
We need'pot. here repeat' Let it , jitiffibe
that whop he . :Was, ready to.. move 'Presi
Ait t pn,colg imerpoioi tint ? discarding
the platitind A ppente:Of Zi_l4 lelfon, broke
1 o",hta:nritirinto four "or gvii distinot',m4
.wiAly„soptil Comp*.lo,, a nd tbAs was
brought - dbont those'stitignintiij tyid
ditiestroas,eov,en Jaya bti r tt4s of
,t4e#teh
litooti Pli,d,iii§t4O: ", , c , *- '
;
BilkAgal° i' aYl l **tiiiii 'iltistr9TY3
addesital4' ositym4til,ti:ntiw'haise of
. 4(iiatii,iiii',o( airiSPlAta*aitie on the
Viiak . tottl:giblo'..'4l l l ll o!"4* . o4„Getitiral
. 31 3 4601olliAlibte4 ftir reinflirc e ententdc!fOr
f iii4pf•iiiiintliki 111'. fi 'jig tlo
,10sif pittllt.
r
Al; 44 iiinits In tietilid!tiggnot:.thi en
:-,fittcpttientatim MI er 104icar•retielieti. for
ihiithakigaileti oflho - pcis ida `Midi this
relncwiit6thittli,olll4 PilVieJtiOgtO•
ttithis`' ika' vertu!
ti ' 'aw n' iidaerce
'6' , iniiintr:A•eTtitirit '‘'‘!•itilikin - ' i_ihe 'and' 'M
' ' . 414400ii,1f144" 10 01i 4 4 'the ,ate
- 6 .. aiii.etffitedlionf ' titiissik - ned
gn'At.i.it ..F.PreLofe eqnsetlfneT '1 1 ' 3016 "
iiietidemeni.orliAl:+etrea 4raspia(lcs i the
' - glittif foi. VIC, itifituibireitl_tfierti_' .feliel
I rt i l ljufrciiiiirtiCtitilliKiipthi‘'7 l6hiti g ft p ,
ipink • '• ";i_Ordtiiiingliiii 494 %kat&
itei " iit 11 1 10-PifipeltirincattnyzindiV
tiveribbin ihircliz_ifqxlii i iitibli b f OW foris4
• ii,t. „,,,- he; idtwYrtst- • ; ', ;ii: l ota,*
;cid A • libeel ili'#fdrfritikte.tyl ~ -,- ".11iiiibi,,•
ieinfoiiartitmtgineitifirliAtitinitabeia tirifv
ed in time tfi . itlagel tirteiiitiatitt leaffit;..
al, - -• ' -i. 77 -7
TiA_ l ifff - i' itiirkei,iii iiiililOgifelit4.—
0t.q....,
•tiritr? Ft :',410? -r."' 7 ",‘)i; - .1. ,- _ ,1 ,3 t
:-Wbat,Wia President:',Li; Qit
144 4jull aced49c I ell se fr 4 M l tbe. 90 Eato d
,13Yet: -Of -tweiOseht :kraPps.; but 4 116
per.i*ealled for his restoration. ,He,wns
,accordingly: restored to the Commandof
, the,,foroes around licra4ingtsin,
_and
speedily meane(' ,offen sive : operations.—
.Hooxpelled - ,the: enemy from. Maryland,
aiiiiithett, his ....,rtitreating f orces a h un d re d
trAlflitek late Vitiate ; but thee, with
'iii aqic perhaps; of another via** ,
'a t id[F t a . open, road to Richmond ; he was
seperaeded by General 'Burnside. Then
"oath the Fredricsburglisastir ; then tie
- appointment ,of General 'Hooker iu Biwa.
side's place..; then the latrientable Chan.
'eantpaigt; then the second
advance of General Lee across the 'Upper
Potomac ;'then 'the appointment of .. Geet.
tliO;Place of Gid. , Eloolter f then
ilkis.oagraBtOt Union. victory of Gettie
burg„ and'ilien ! the eicape" of the crippled
and nearly exhausted rebel Briny • stress
- the. `etal:use, While General lleade Wes
awaiting instructions front , Washing
ton. - .
What a 'budget of blunders-is heti t
Of overwhelmed'. nitrites wasted in :Abe
[fOolish System of small detachments - here
;and there, each Under an independent
'commander, operatin 'aimed a greet
'circle against the co mbined forces of the
"enemy m-the 'center. • What a deplorable
want' Of Military capacity at ,WastiingtoA
is herd exhibited in-, golden opportunities
dieregarded, in battles last by blundering
Strategy, in great ,victories thrown 'itws
by hap-hazard changes of military plans
and army leaders. The responsibility lies
With President Lincoln for all these mis
foitunes -and failures, from the first' Ball
run down to the .escape of the rebel army
across the Potomac. Without education
or service -as -a soldier, his experiende
with the Army of the Potomac has Div.:-
ed• that he is-00111y deficient in the natur
al qualities of mtnd essential to the suo
neStiful leader.-11T.
.HOW LINCOLN ;GOT THE INDIANA
VONINATION.
The Indianopolis Gazette, a Republican
organ, says : .
It 'was the , mass convention that did it,
and the Way is was, done is thin : The
donvenlion was organized by the appoint
ment of a temporary chairman who seems
to have been in the secret of intend
ed'inovement, and scarcely , had he 'taken
it_seat before a resolution was offered in
dorsing Governor ' Morton, whom all
present were in favor of, and instructing
the-Indiana delegation for Lincoln. The
consequence was• that vote against one
man was to oppose the other. This re
solution the chairman hastily put despite
the attempts at protest and explanation,
and pronounced it carried, without call-
ing for the negative. Some one, seeing
the trick, then moved the following resolu
tion : ~.
Resolved, That the ~ d elegates to , this
national convention from this State shall
remain perfectly free and untrammeled to
east, their votes for President and Vice
President at will, at the time, as shall be
most, conducive, to the welfare of the
country and the honor of the State.
This resolution the chairman refused to
put. .
The whole proceeding is thus charact
erized by the Gazette:
It was a •mo,st unfair and shameless
trick, an outrage noon all parliamentary
rules, upon all precedent, and upo n de
cency itself, as well as upon the feelings
andrights of a large number , of delegates
whO *ere present. The like, we venture
to saY, never was known , before in , a re
spectable deliberative body.
The Journal, the other -Republican pa
per published in Indianapolis, speaks of
the proceedings as an error; and describes
it ,as likely 'to have a damaging effect
upon the Union causein Indiana. The
1
Germans of Indianopolis have signed a
protest against "- the, fraud," as they tern
it, and prominent men throughout the
I State have 'taken occasion to denounir
1 , it: ' ' n ' '
.111110abtm in llenteeky,,
_ , ..
Xlle announcement of the detennina
tiotrotthe ...Union men of Kentucky to
'send' delegates to. the Democratic Nation
-al Ciinviiiioion hia.exelted, great ' Indigos.
lin i nimiltig -. the :Abolitionists. If any.
lhitilike a fair election can be had, the
'Vete iifillihe'Border States will be given
next November for the 'Democratic can.
- iiiiliftii#nd the prospect May well provoke
'the'Ne*York Tratine• The people of
'Kentucky think of the Administratunt 'as
'dna the Let4l,olllellrawge4 which: - well
says : • . 2 tt. ... ,
, — The-Repuhlwan Party, with- ‘ lllr. Lin.
oOln at its bead, had veputilated alike the
Crittenden Resolution, the Chleaplat,.
form, and tho COno,lttition of the Valon.
It:bat mided eltsan sweep of all hi' ablemn
'etigegetteriteto tbe people. It fiat- fort,.
sworn itself,and-.bettayed the natien;', - ...1e
eiderlttvget! into' liower the Reptibliban
initty pledged. itself • te:mitintaimvielate
the c onstitutional trights of the - 13tatee,
reudr!riotdet• tfitellect a mighty 'ataxy, it
Yenalted'the pledge/ ; but, now thatit has
ta =Piau' 'poorer; Mid ,, has! . collected t a
rniglityiarmyilytearicittrpledge toshreds,
ad traMpliwthe:ionatitutioaal Tights. of
%the% Stiff:Witt the aust.f 1 - ' ' ' i r
/ i
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ktiONs . rti9.,S. ! !, 4
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