Gonoral McClollm and the Ad
ministration,
I Tlio World Bays, wo publish this mom-
HO! I1M1M a ivtMinnn ini i,igtho 6rcntcr v1 0.10 iu.
UUIJU III Dili UlMilU Villi I publican documents preparatory to the
presidential campaign of 1805, which has
just been been issued iu the nnmoofn
( Jiiint Congressional Oomtnittco by Sona-
tor Warte,ofJliio. J Ins document pro
rcunsjlviiuia Lfghlnlurc,
BIHTiUl BY l.UVI t TAT 13, PROl'lUKTUIl
-S'Moonuiljiirg:-
SATCRDAY, AIMML H, IB6.1.
listen to tie dictatus of all military expo
rienco, but in vain. Tho movement by
' which Jackson swept from Richmond to
ward the Shcuandoah leaving thcthoughta
and souls of-tha Watliineton cabinet can
' tivo iu a trarrco of terror bohitid him, never 0'lo oylo Speaker.
for a mnment dcccjvod Gchcral Alof lcl-' .nn.U considered.
i
lan. Jackson's movement, ho told tho Mr Bound oallod un llio bill to chancre
SENATE.
Tuesday, April 7th, 1802.
Tho Scnato was called to order at 10 J
government, was simply intendod to pro- tho location of thd Hank of Northutnbcr-
, . .-.--!..r . l . P L ! C I 1 P 1 .1 l . rt .
!fcc3 tube a report on the conduct of the ! vu"1 " .rum rcoaiug iimum. .arm iron onnumoorianti to aunnury.
r Hilt . In I .o ,iiKnri-nl nMrl nn I "c '"J " vumouii nun i. - ; j -
Wsy' Wo call attention generally, to our
, Jbst of new advertisements this week,
which are heavy and onconraging.
EKBoth branches of the LogiilatnTc
havo. agrcod o adjourn sine die on tho
iffiMi innt.
PAY UP ! PAY UP ! !
,. Wc hope that as tho Grst of April, tho
general settlement day, has passed, those
indvbted to this oltice, either for subscrip
tion, advertising or job work, will not for
get us in their payments. The May Court,
which will bring many of our debtors to
town, will allord such a fitting opportuni
ty to call at our ofliro and square up their
. aooount8. We need money to carry on
our business, with largely increased ex
ponses in paper, ink, etc., aud hope that
thoBc indebted to us will not Jail to make
a n tc of U efa't, and act accordingly.
Connecticut.
Thi State has, as uiual, gone for Abo
litioniais, but by a much smaller majority
than la-t year's. Buckingham is elected
Governor over Seymour by probably
3,000 majority. La,t year it was 9 US.
i he Abohtiuniits elect three members of
Congress Henry C. Doming, in the First
district, Augustus Bundagec, iu the Third,
. and John II. Hubbard, in the Fourth
The Democrats elect one member, James
E. English, in the Secoud distiiet. The
democracy of Connecticut h'avo made
goou ugut, under all the circumstances,
. against the whole power of tho adminis
tr-atiou concentrated against them, a glo-
. -rious fight They did all they could, and
- more we did not expect.
Arch bisl'op Hughes ou Politics. .
1 ,-Archbi. hof. Hughes, in a note address
cd to the Editor of the Herald, thiuka
.that "if a law of conscription had been
adopted twenty' months ago in the North
as it had been in the South, the results
Avouia.be oi more humane conseqaenccs
to both sections than tlicy are today.
And ho further adds :
"All the predictions ever expressed in
words, or ever entertained iu thought by
tho archbishop of Now York have heen
loo' truly verified in the results of our un
happy civil war. The only difference is,
that tho Archbishop thought, that by
at tho West the achievements o( llouvrans
and the non-acliiovenicnts of llalleck, the
numerous expeditions hurled against va
rious poiuts of tho confederate coast, and
tho groat part played by tho navy, aro
dismissed iu vagu o and general terms of
carelessly commonplace laudation, the
course and conduct of Gcnrral MoOlollan,
tlio founder and commander of tho Army
of tho I'otomao, aro dwelt upon as tho sum
of tho military hibtory of tho past two
years, nud subjected, not indued to any
thing liko a (u'l and judicial examination,
but to a sust'iined minute and malignant
assault. Tlio report is (imply a passion
ate partisan indictment of General M del
la 11 as the responsible author of all tho
military misfortunes which havo attended
our successive campaigns in Virginia. It
resumes and couden.-es every charge
which faction and folly have ever advanced
agaiust this oeniiuaudcr. To deal witli it
as justice and the truth of history demand
would be to exhaust the paticnoe of our
readers by relaying a hundred slanders
already thrice stricken down ; it would
bo to do what tho committee have left ut
terly undone, to set forth tho documentary
evidence of tho whole courso of events for
two years in lucid and orderly array.
This, however, it U 1 appily unnecessary
for us to do. Tho authors of this report
were evidently left ignorant by the War
Department of the existence of many of
General McOlcllan'.s most important tele
grams anu uispatcucs, as well as ot ni
preliminary reports of tho leading actions
of the war ; and it is not surprising, there
fore, that they should havo been equally
uninformed of the fact that his full and
minuto narrative of the whole history of
the Army of tho Potomac is actually upon
the. point of passing into the bauds of the
entirely buccrssful. Tho daring coufed
crnloiaccomplished his purpose fully ,threw
the authorities at Washington into utter
confusion broko up through their panio-, a U1 by Speaker Cessna.
ttricken folly tho final combination which' afternoon session.
must havo delivered Richmond over into I Tho House proceeded to tho fiual con.
our power, and wheeling then upon his gideration. of bills upon tho private calan.
line of march swooped down the Obicka- jor and over ono hundred wero passed
hominy, joined his forces with those of I Tho account of the Postmastor of liar
Lee, and dfovo tho Army of tho I'otomao
iuto that retreat which its own enduring
house or hbi'resentatives.
Tuesday, Aprit 7th, 1'8G3,
Tho IIouso was called to order at 01
HESOLUTIONS.
Vols, and at another in N'
Cavalry.
To ''fill up" this letter allow me to re
late another queer incident. Soon after
the occupation of Winchester, Va., by
a small
force of cavalry and infantry ivoro sent In
The, following arc the resolutions passe? at
u meeting held at &ti'l Watery tcceiitly.
Whereas, Tho Constitution of tho
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UIMVCU laiuiun .mil in inv ui.uu ui i viiiicji- . .. ..,
vania, Buarantoo to tu tho "Freedom of c a"i "' J
snocoli and of tlio Press,"
Anil, whereas, tuo tiuio lias como wnon Hie direction ot etrasuurg, io rcuuuuunw
cvory man should think soberly, and apeak Aftnr a short cannonado wc drove the
fscoly, therefore f Newtown, and occupied the
Una veil, i liat, tlio bloouy struggle '.... JTacWa
is noi in "!,' -- --
Willi su
lied to re
ilm'nrr en k InrirR W lite 11 0C Oamo
the abolition of slavery, an object as .nor-1 aftor Ao B
in which we are now engaged,
our opinion, carried on by tho adminintra- forces threatened to surround us
tion lor tho 'restoration of tho Union as it porior numbers, wc werocompcll
was' nor for 'tho Constitution as it is' but for (ir0i jn ,0jng so h aTg0 vvlii 1
ally and socially wrong, as it is unconsti
tutional
Jlciolved.
courage and the patient skill of its com
mander were to mako Immortal in the an
nals of war.
Who thoy wero under whoso iufatucating
counsels this terrible, this crowing offense
against the nation was perpetrated the full
light of hWtory will ono day revoal to us,
and when that revelation comes it were
bettor for them that a millstone wero tied
about their necks and that they wero cast
into tho sea.
In that day also tho American pcoplo will
nioro fully and fervently catimato not only
all that they actually own but all for
which they might havo been indebted to
the general who refused to make his mili
tary judgments bend to tho purposes of
fanaticism and of faction, or to allow his
sense of the truly wise and the truly exped
ient to be disturbed by the outory of panic-
stricken politicansor to the hallucinations
of hclf-constitutcd masters in the delicate
aud difficult art of war.
government. The country, which has in
tcrcsts in this matter quite beyond the con
ception of partisan lutnguos, will await
this narrative before Gxing finally upon
those whom its fearful weight is destined
to crush into everlasting shame tho terri
ble responsibility of the blunders aud tho
procrastinations which havo tost us the
lives of thousands of our brothers, which
have loaded tho industry of the nation
with still accumulating burdous,which havo
put in peril the honor aud tho very exis
tence of tho republic,
Meanwhile, however, and upon tho faith
pnrlv nrnnnsifinns nr rnnmlintinn Mm w:nl '
might have been cither Drevfnt,d or .haj ?f this hot .andJ.astv !jr,.!. -a
KS,Tiuraiion might. not have been protract- ministration stauus forward to exonerati
cd so long." General McCiellan, at least, from repon
'KVquranon might. not Have been protract
Archbishrp Hughes disclaims all pol- sibility in that supremo crisis of events
"he never which compelled the abandoument of the
never has'scigcof Richmond after the thunder of
iticnl partisanship; ho says
had auy political courso, and
or will exercise any influence on j olitics." Our guns had shaken tho standard of the
But this docs not prevent him from seeing confederates upon the very walls of their
what the whole wcrld sees, if not blinded 'defiant capital.
by prejudice, that "by early propositions! On tho night of tho S2Sth of Juile 1802,
oi .conciliation, tac war tnigni nave Deen
either prevented" or shortened. On whom
then, rests the responsibility of this pro
tracted war ?
4d 4
Abolition Leagues.
Wc warn all Democrats, all laboring
mon, all lovers of liberty, and all opposers
of tlie abolition jobbers aud robbers of the
present abolition party, to boware of and
ttand clear of tho abolition leagues which
they ore' trying to form. It is tlio aboli
tion party. They see that their organiza
tion 13 gone. Thoy dare not come into a
contest under thoir old names. Thoy are
forced to restore to a now Know Nothing,
Wido Awako trick, stupid as it is, to
maintain tho least show of success. Let
laboring mm remember that it is the old
Abolition, Know Nothing party. The
pany that drew geographical lines anil
formed sectional parties. The party that
called tho Democrats "Union savers,"
and ridiculed tho idea ol tho very disunion
and, civil war they wero making. The
party that got up the Wido Awakes to
march liberty aud bread out of tho poor
man's possession. The party that prom
ised good times, high wages, honesty, re
form and low taxes, and immediately re
fused measures of adjustment and began
.the most stupendous system of party rob
cry, fanaticism and corruption over known
in this country. Tho party that has ban
ished gold aud silver, justified mobs, tried
to suppress, newspapers aud gag the very
men whom thoy are now seeking to entrap.
It is the party which makes tho negro the
equal of tho laboring man, which seeks to
overridj Natioual aud State Constitutions
which bribes men in State Legislatures,
ud vhioh seeks a centralized despotism.
The old Democratic party tho party of
tho Constitution aud tho Union, is good
enough. It is tho party that gave us great
ness, prosperity, .hard money, good wages,
ebbap goo ls and national security. Let
no now fanglcd hocus pocus entrap you
again. Their elicit is alrtany a fi-Huni.
The honest pfople are againt them.
Northumberland County Uimoerat.
VST Plant tree; -Now- is tlio lime.
Every person who has tho t.pce upon his
." premises, ora vacancy opp bite his House
on the street, njtould improve it by plant
ing euitiblo Ircos at once.
General MeOlellan found himself' called
upon to elect between a retreat iu the face
of an enemy superior in numbers and the
risk of the complete annihilation of tho
finest army of the Uuiou. A more cruel
alternative was never imposed upon a
soldier and a patriot. How bravely was
it met, how wisely decided, our children's
children will road with clearer eyes than
ours, and honor with more liberal hearts
the young general who resolved that aw
ful question with no thought or caro but
for his country had given into his chargo.
When tho dio was cast the report tells ub
that General MoClcllan sent to tho Secre
tary of War a telegram stating his con
victions ''that tho Govornment had not
sustained the army.'' This tolegam Mr,
Stanton, evidently did not think ii well to
submit for inspection to Mr Wade and
his colleagues. Tho country would liko
to see it will no doub; ere long be permit
ted to sec it, and will then more fully ap
preciate tho reply." "If you have had a
drawn battle, or a tlrepulse, it is the price
we pay for the enemy ,not bting in
Washington. We protected Washing
ton and the enemy concenlrutcd on you.
Had we Urippea Washington he would
have been upon before the troops ktsnt
could have got to you "
In those few but moBt pregnant words
lies tho triumphant vindioatian of General
MoClollan's fame. Theso words confess
all that the most impartial students of tho
peninsular campaign have so often and so
often and so earnestly asjerted. "We
protected Washington and tho enemy con
centrated on you." Weeks beforo when
tho campaign uguinst Richmond was cul
ininating fast to victory, the bayonets
whioh would havo made their vieiory se
curo wero withdrawn "to protect Wath
ington. To "protect Washington" tho
Army of the Potomac havo been amputa
ted of its right hand, and its commander
coolly invited umid the suddeu crash of
all his best-matured plans "to dq the best
he could." Wlion tho soldiers ludispcu--sable
to victory ou tlio James aud tho
Spoecli of General Lane.
General Jim Lane, from Kansas, who
now disgraces the Unltod States Senate by
bcintc a member of that body, made a
characteristic speeoh bolbro tho ''Loyal
Lcaguo" in Washington City, on Satur
day ovoning, March 21st from wl.lch we
extract the following choice morsels :
''In Kansas, where. I live a Copperhead
is not anoweu to remain in me state, it
he rfocsu t leave when ho is crtlered to, he
is shot down. "'That's tho way and ap
plause.' I am informed by the Govern
or of our State, that no further back than
last Saturday, a Copperhead, haviug re
fused to promptly obey an order to leave
the Slate, was the same day before night
had closed upon him, found with two bul
let holes through his body. ''Good,"
and applause 1 havo been told that
Uuion loving men in this community have
been compelled quietly io hoar secession
language day by day. ''That's so. "J
Hut I trust lhat before the time comes
when I will bo no weak .is not to be able,
to properly resent an insult of that sort to
my country, God will take me home.
Langhtcr and applause,
As far as 1 am concerned, I would liko
to live long enough to see every whito man
no in South Carolina in hell, and the
negro occupying his territory. Loud
applause. All this may sound to you
very wicked, "'not at all ?" but to me
there is no place on earth that, I think
now, ought to be desecrated by a traitor.
Applause.
I bid you God speed in cleaning out
sympathizers with treason in tho District
ol Columbia. QApplauso.J It would
not wound my feoliugs at any day to find
the dead bodies oi rebel sympathizers
pierced with bullet holes, in every street
and alley of the city of Washington
I Vocilorotis applause.J 1 would regret
howo er, tho loss of tho powdor and the
lead. Laughtor. A pause.. Hang
them ! and save tlio ropes. That's tho
best way, Loud applause. Lot thorn
dangle till their stinking bodies rot decom
pose, and fall to tho ground piece by piece
Enthusiastic applause'
When wo take iuto account tho fact that
these sentimonts wore uttered by the Hon
(God savo tho mark!) James II. Lane,
Senator from Kansas, a prominent and
trusieu icaucr oi mo party in power we
can form somo estiraato of tho desperate
lengths to which thoso fanatics are willing
to go, to retain in their hands tho reins of
government, against tho express will of
tho people, and to carry out their favor
ite theory of negro equality. For those
purposes "Union Leagues'' aro bting
formed all over tho land, which are quasi
military organizations and by which thoy
hope to browbeat and intimidate free
American citizens aud prcvant tlicmfrom
expressing, through tho ballot box, their
utter condemnation ol tho ruinous policy
pursued by the proscnt administration.
Hut thoy will find that tho majority of tho
American pooplo aro made of storner
stuff, and that, truo to tho traditions of tho
past, thoy will peril their lives rathorthnn
givo up ono jot or tittle of their just rights
or liberties' Patriot J Union.
risburg, for postago during Maroh,
amounting to $2,521, GO, was presented.
Mr Rex moved to appoint n comiu tttec
of five to investigate this account. Not
agreed to.
Mr. Thomas moved to re-commit to the
Committee ou Accounts, and to authorize
them to send for persons and papers.
Mr Rex being called on to furnish evi
dence of malpractices, assorted that he had
been handed the names of persons who
wero willing to testify to such malpractices
in tho Harrisburg Postoffico.
At this point, a letter was received from
the Postmaster,, Goorge Uorgncr, in which
he requested tho members of the Legisla
ture to comply with the Postoffice Law,
and prepay their documents by stamp?.
Tho letter reflected severely on tho char
acter of thoso of tho members who voted
to investigate the accounts of the Postmaster.
The Spcakor declared that no such let
ter, in such insulting terms, could go upon
the records of the IIouso
Finally a special committee ol five was
appointed with power to scud for persons
and papers, and investigate the accounts
Mr. Rex jtated that ono month sinco
ho had made some remarks upon this
subject, which tho Postmaster (who is al
ing protection f.oui tho female secesh who
That, tho Adtuinistrrtion, niaselv nursued. Althoueh no "cmanci-
has forfeited all claims to our respect and '..! nrocmalioM" was in forco at the
confidence, by the manner in which it has i ' SVmnathized with tho "con-
1 j --I t
trabaud," and cheered heartily when, liko
a faithful dog, he took up his poMtion un
der tho gun carriage. Part of tho march
wai at a trot, yet the pig kept up; Caval
LIST HV CAIJSE&j
FOR THIAL. AT MAY TlihM, HW&.
, ttmiA i KMIfif.M nl.M.J'itin K. lUMi, M V.
V. iiiiuiI Klnlli'f. 'l nl. ri. JuMi R. Otoft. Al
a. Maty ITdtniMi, w JirVi K Of.ilt, M 1.
4. M.nr IVi'rthuin, tt. John K (Unit, jl l.
1. riilllli WlntclnlMn, W. VtlMitlne W InVfftonfl.
. linni I F. fijbul, v .toismnu H PH
7. llfuty Wrll, v Otorite Kllil.-f Jf.
tt Jacob l'.yi'f. ' Abraham Kntf.
9, Abraham Klaio, v Juh Cjrt.
ui iinvU l.rf. M al l.nnuil I. IKlll".
II. I)inil r tr b,t i J;eph Oennl.
U Klllah Jlf.Mnttxe. el t'lifltaln Unlit
in JtiM II Hfmvn ct al Leonard II RupJM,
.14. IVtiir M 'ltanif.li. v Aatnn C'la)t.in,
13 Hninui'l llltti'tilivnilrr. v film II IMr.
IC. .lniuc llariliiij v F.ll.li !t'ee.
17 Inaliih II I'line. vn Win. Ikeler
H. I.uul a flt-wi'n, EtlnibMh llallu.
ID. Jatnh llatfll, V TctiT Jacnlijr.
211. Jarob I'on.l. V TUmnn. Naslx. .
UI. (l.'nlee llofhen, etui 'JC (.'rliwcll, (I il
2. lliivld Unlnb'ilii, v Mhhaol Urotcr.
B.l Runnel P fturkur. f Wm Ikrjnr.
54. William A Kline. Ueo W lie rm n, nt nl.
45, The Mliii'fn Hank. ,i al. t IM wnrj M llllner.
86. R'-becca Vamlernllre ri (Jeorsc Podnun.
S7. N I. (.'amrlifU. W Eamtinl Johnnon.
55. liavhl J Waller, t t Wm. J llasenbuth.
M. Ilenty Coontr, Lemuel Denne I. el ol,
3U LneibiT Frnnklln'n Ailmrt l Chrinlaiil Wolfet nl
31. II rfjbfTl, f Reuben Nicrly.
conducted tho war. eithor not haviriK th
intolligoncc to grasp tho subject involved
in it, or tuo uriiiuoss to carry out ino
I10DC81 convictions oi us own miuu.
Resolved. That, tho President has not
favored a sectional and fauatioal party, ho brtvoly ofiarged through them anu re-
that caro as littlo for him ns thoy do for Joined us; the Infantry tried to entioe
tho country, their chief object being, hjn; away, yet he would not dosert. Ho
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inrougll niiu, toaccompiisu a iavorn uuu.
Revolved, That as a reason for his re
pented violations of tho Constitution, he
has set up tho tyrant's pka of necessity,
a pica ns void of reason as it is unnecess
ary aud dangerous,
Jlesolved, That ho has gradually been
assuming uuwarrantablo powers, until ho
uow fills tho Presidential chair m despoti
cally as does tho Czar the throne of Rus
sia, Resolved, That to require us to acqui
esce in the courso he has pursued, provos
his iguoranco ovor tho Nation whioh he
presides, and is an iusult to the intelli
gence of wen who know aud appreciate
their rights.
Resolved, That the war has been but a
waste of money and of lifo, spreading lies
o'lation over somo of the fairest por
tions of our country breaking up tho re
lations of society, and filling the land with
tears, lamcutations and woes.
Resolved, That the objuctof tho war
being unconstitutional, the people are un
der neither Iifgal, Patriotic, or Religious
obligations to sustain it.
licsolved, That tho war should cosso,
and every peacelul moans used in order to
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New Drug Store,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
mm; iiii.ler.lmeil would Infum1 ttn-tr friemln and it
public cenorally.thal they have taken the ntanafor-.y
.... A r ... I m I. . Lt.i.!M nlin.il n n 1. I n i . A 111 rt Crt f 1 rt I II 1 1 1 f f(IP
so publisher ot legislative uecora) Had rl'"B '
. l 1 1- i 3 .i i n j i if a large majority of the people could be
nnVfir vnt ViilliliahpH in tlinf. liprmil na lift . o. . J . . r. r .
J. i -...,
was required to do by law.
Mr. Rose thereforo moved that th Com
heard, their voices would bo in favor of
peace.
Rtsolved, That we congratilatc the
mittcc on Printing be intrusted to demand country upon tho expiration of tho thirty
froinGcorKoRcrcerthe fulfillment of his "venth Congress, which assuming powers
contract.
.unknown to the Constitution, and not
found in previous congressional history,
has left a record, that will assign a major
ity of tho actors to tho infamy thoy de
' serve.
Rtsrdvcd, That to be a loyal citizen,
The motion was agreed to, and tho
Priming Committee was so instruolcd.
Tho Speaker announced that the Post-
I 1 . . I I. M .
master uaa seni oaci; tuo mans iroin uio . n... :...:.. ti.n
House, and refused to acknowledge the L and not to mcn ho tramplo them
frank of tho members. Tho oommitte to under their feet.
investigate tho accounts of the Postmaster Resolved, That tho conscription bill
was chosen, to consist of Rowland, La- passed by the last Congress, is unjust, in
porto, Royor, Urown (Mercer,) and Glenn, tliatit favor- the rich, who for three hun-
IT 1 J I IS , 1 , ,1 .Llln.f. nnn rt( no.m ifu llnVI&lAllfi XX ll I f
Several bills of no public ..i.po.tanco ,t 00M?gns tlie poor .ian Co tho hardships
wero dispossd of, and the IIouso ad- an,l dancers of the battle field, that it tram-
journcd. ' pies upon the rights of the States, disrc-
gards the civil laws and places tho whole
Collision ill Delaware. courts under a despotic military rule.
Tho Legislature of Delaware having' Resolved, That wo plcdgo our utmost
i . i i- exertions, in the uso of ovcry lawful means
passed an aot against ll ozal and arbi rary '-'""" " , .,,,
6 J in rnmnvn Vmm nnwnr a nnrrv that has
aricsts of citizens of that State, by the
General Government, Governor Cannon,
who is a Ulack Republican, has issued a
proclamation, stating lis inability, by tho
Constitution of the State, to veto tho act.
virtually surrendering the authority of tho
State iuto tho hands of tho General Gov
ernment. Ho refuses to carry out the pro
visions of the act just passed, and declares
that tho "people of Dclawaro hold truo
allegianco to tho Government of tho
United States as paramount to tho State
of Delaware, and that they oboy tho con
stitutional authorities thereof beforo tno
Legislature of tho State of Delaware, or
any other human authority whatso-
proven itself so unworthy of tho high trust
committed to it.
Ar my Corr espondenco.
j Gamp xeau Belle Plains, A
! March 20th, 1603.
i My Dear Col :
Tho notes of preparation
are being sounded, and the "Army of the
Potomac ' may movo at any moment.
Tho great troublo heretofore in rapid
movements has been tho impossibility of
moving wagon trains. This is now obvi
atcd by having a number of pack-mules
; lor each Division to carry nmmuaition.
over.
Tho Legislature havo since adopted tho a j1 sf3 tuat this (;orP8
if Knt'nnlrre 1 (it lie nhrmt in mnrn arul ho
folio tving resolution : I , . ,
Resolved, That tho doctrines of Gover
nor Cannon's address in regard to urbitary
and lawless arrests, aro, if carried out,
fatal to constitutional liberty, destructive
of tho poaco and security of our pcoplo,
and deserve and hereby receive at the
bauds of the Legislature of Delawaro,
prompt and indignant repudiation and aro
declared worthy of the severest reprehen
sion of a people who inherited tho privil
eges of freemen and wish to preservo them
uuimpairod.
Governor Cannon, it will bo remember
ed, was oleoted iu consequence of the in
terference of the military forces in Dela
waro at the last election. Tho members
of Congress and tho Legislature aro Dem
ocratic. The Legislature should impeach
him at onco.
followud closely through Winchester, and
to tho pollings of tho boys returned only
a grunt of dissent. Tho distanoo from
our camp to Newtown was ten miles.
Hut the saddost part, of my story remains.
The company uerc short of rations, and
tho next morning the pig was missing.
Verily tho ingratitude was a base ciime,
yet a lino steak for dinner made our orim-
inality appear less,
ARTILLERIST.
Nctu SlDucrtiscmcnt&
Register's Notices,
TVOTIl'K In hcrnby riven to all Icgatenn, ereitltorn
.M ami other arsons interested in the entates or tin,
renptativu decedents unit minors, that the follawinf
utluiinietiatloii and euiiriliim urcuuuln have been llled
111 tin: office ot tho lli-gUtcr of Columbia county, and
Mill be pranenteil for cunllrmatlunund ullnwatice to the
Orphaua' Court, to be held ul UloumnhurS, in the coun
ty aforesaid, on Wedne.d.iy, the i!th day of May nt,
at i o clock in tho altcrnoon cf naid day :
1. Pinal accouut of George llolhinback,
administrator d h. noil of George llollenback. der.'d
2. Account of Isaiah S. ileliek, admin-
intrntor of Lewis Aiileman, 'late of Scott tonnhip,
deceased,
3. Account of Jesso Hicks, ndmims'ra-
tor, with the will annexed, of Joseph Millard, late of
Centre tiiwllhhlll. deceased.
4. Final account of Pclur Sehug, ad.
uiinistrator of Susan tichug, Into of Scott township
ilnf.!liil!il.
5. Account of Samuel Adams, admin-
istralor of Ileiinaville Krlsher, late or l.ocusi town
o'jl ii . ilrrnnml.
0. Pinal account of John C. Myers, ad
ministrator el Uenry l)tr. late of KoarinetretRtown
ship, dec, used.
7. Final account of Samuel Mention-
hall, guardian of the prrson and estate of John Dan
iels.
8, Account of Samuel Mendenhall, ad
ministrator of Thomas Harris, lato or umoin (own
shin. ilLCL'ii&ed.
9. Account ot J union lttttenhouse ami
Reuben Swank, administrators of Solomon dwank, late
ul It. .iier lowushio. decenstid.
Hi. Pinal account ot Jor-cpti Mcneiicr, i
administrator of Henry 1) MilKr, lute of Mifflin town-,
snip, uccaseii.
11. rinal account ot Uhanes v. ami
r.ui.ninel Hill, ndmiiiistrutnrs of Jacob Hill, i.uj if
Centre towiifillp, dec-used.
IU. Account ol Samuel Holler, execu-
tor of Christopher Heller, late of Milllin township,
deceased.
Ki. Account of Peter S. Ilelwig and
John I'. Wulter, e-iecutcirs el Jacob llelwij, late of Lo
cust township, deceased.
It. Final accuunt of George Miller,
enecntor 0f Henry Miller, late nf Milllin township, de
ceased, 15 Final account of Caleb Barton and
Delilah Inn wile, late Delilah l.revelin-; executors of
Chanty Cretelm?, late of Llonm township, dictated.
10, Account of .Jo ciniah F. Price and
David Iteinbohl, administrator of Ulijali Price, l ite of
l.oeii.t luwiiahip, dcecased.
17, Accouiit ot Reuben Hnrtiuan, ad-
miiiiirtor of Jacob '.( iilofl, late of Madison town
ship, deceased.
18. Account of Philip Miller, adminis
trator of Isaiah Sliuinan, late ot Muine township, do-csascd.
I'J. Account of Simon 0. obive, admin
istrator of Daniel Hhive, lato of lllooiu township, de
ceased. 0. Account of William Peacock, ad-
minintrntor of Charles W. Shannon, lute uf Bcoiltown
ship, deceilned.
x!l. Account of Reuben Fahringcr and
Jonas fctteriuaii, admluistiutorn of (ieorgc rellermnii,
late ol l.ucu.t township, ileceuscd.
U . Account ol Isaiah S Moliek, exec
utor of George Sloan, latu of Scott township dec Land.
211. Account of Charles Hartmau and
John Shumaii, executors of Catharine llartiiiau, late of
Cattawissa township, deceased,
'4 Account of Charles Ilartman and
John Bhuiiian, administrators of Mary Ilartman, late
of Cntuwinsa township, deceased.
JJ5. Account ol Leonard Adams, ad
ministrator of Ludwic (leigenheiraer, late of Locust
township, deceased.
20. Tho fourth account of Peter Ent,
one of Ilia executors of Matthew McDowell, late of
Scott township, deceased,
27. Account of Gcorgo Keller, adm'r.
of Jacob Keller, lato of Fishinscrenk township, dee'd.
UAMi.L Li. i;, uegisicr.
llloom s liurf, April II, leC1).
ins fly occupied by Ueo. Ha-inburn, in me Kicninj
Bm 1,1 ill r on .'lain street, in iiioomsoure, wncin neons
Just reiclvcu a full nupply of
Ui'ii, jTIcdiciues, I'niiltK, Oilt,
mm . nl'
Biaiuiist,
Whl-h wilt ki nold on moderate terms fr ready pay.
Also, NOTION.1 generally, of every vaiiety, nnrtaivl
''physicians' ireserlptlonn carefully compounded, tt
all times and nn shorl liulle.i. '
IP" Coiifectlnnriy of the best eeloctlonn, and Fd
Water In season.
L7" A share of the public cutoin in renpcrtfnlly
"c',r', nvi:it & MovKtt.
Sloomsbur;, April ll, I8f!3.
(ilRTON'S CUf'AP -HAT 8TORB
IlEMOVEP.
'I UK undersisnrd havinR untight out the urneery q
I linUd Htrouii. bus rtmovi'il his Hat and ( an Ptir
up tn Stioup's old stand, nhtrc iu addition to a napn-
rior asnorimeiii oi winter
g Hats and Cups,
Comprising every sou. site ami quality, whir Ii will b
.old at unusually low prices, In will continue the Orn
eery and Notion business as carried on ty Mr. Slroap,
Also-A fine lot of KID-, MOKOi KOS and l.lslinsU
which he Invites the at entlon of Hhasiaaknrs tad Dn
public
. JOHN K CIRTH.
Clooinshurg, April 1). 1BC3
TO THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS Off
COLUMU1A COUNTY.
GEN'I'l.KMI'.V :-ln pursuance of the '43d sectioned
til Act of nh May, 11-51, )ou are hereby notified
to meet in cotnention,
Al tlf Court tlousc, in Iiloomsburg, on
the st Moiid-yhi My, A.D. 1803,
lleingthi' Mi day of the month, at t o'clock In tho
nfteriiociu. aud si lei t, riin mr, by a majority of th
whole number if Dirt', turn present, one person of lit
erary and siirntific aiuireiiii-nts, and of skill and el
perieuie in the art of tearhmg. ns
Count v Suim:u in ikndi'.nt
For the three surn-eding years; deteftnine the amauat
of iiimpi-n-ntioii nr tin same; and certify the result
to the State Superintendent, at Harrisburg, as requires!
by tin J 'J ill ami 4ilth sections of said act.
J 11. PATTON,
County Superintendent of Col. county.
illvllle, April II, leb3.-:iw
F, C. LIGHT ii CO.,
( Late l.icht k r.iidhuryn. )
I'laiiusllia'lu Maiiullictiirer
121 JJiuome 67., A'cif J'offc,
Second II I nclt Enst of Urondway.
'. LIGHT', the original founder of
thln.nell knn Hstabtii-hiiient, Senior I'artner.
and eai 1'raclicul Viano lortt .VsAernf tho lute firm of
' I tight & llrudbur) s, having retuin.d his Two-third
iuieri-i.t iu the wuolc luisiiu-s stock, uiaterialn Jsn., and,
s' In propiiiitiirship in his Valuable Pxt iita, inclnmvis
nf his itlibrauu I'slb.T lr?M, L. I KD it.UN
Pit 11 E, ' the only one wlm can nnktthe s'.lpoilor
I'lanu fortes for which litis houn - has h.-en no popular
.Ml iiitringi-mi-nu un Ins ri'hts will be prusaculaoj
according to law ,
LVAII I'iaim Kottes from this mnuufactory are war
rautf, pcrfuLtiu every respect for tirn years.
l.ibi ral t,'riii- to Dsalers.
1 ,. . Light.i Jic Co., I'll nronuie St, Now Yoik.
April 11, leUI 3 in.
Hooker ana McOlolIan
Tho Republican paporshavo been pub-jtual.
lisbing a statement that Gen. Hooker, in
his testimony beforo tho War oommittco,
said the failure of tho Peninsular campaign
was attributablo to "tho incompetency of
Commanding Gcneralj McClellau." Gen,
Hooker, indiguaiitly denies ever having
made this false and disgraceful cllcgation,
mid tlio Government organ at Washing
ttST Nono but a physioiati knows how
much a reliable alternative is needed by
the people. On all sides of us, in all
communities everywhere thero aro multi
tudes that suffer from complaints that noth
ing but an alternative cures, ilenco a
great many of them havo been made and
put abroad with assurauoo of being effeo.
Rut they fail to accomplish tho
course thoy promise becauso they have
not the iutrinsio virtues thoy claim. In
this state of the caso, Dr. J. 0. Ayer &
Co., of Lowell, havo supplied ns with a
compouud Extract of Sarsaparilla, which
does prove to be tho Jong desired remedy.
Its peculiar difl'erenco from othor kindred
preparations in market is that it euros the
coat, ono start, urawcrs, anu ono pair
of stockings. Mounted officers must car
ry everything thoy want on their horses,
and each Rect, of Infantry, is allowed
two pack-mules to carry officer's blankets
and ratious.
All this looks like work, and best of all
will enable us to follow up any advantage
we may gam over the enemy.
Dihciplino is now very strict, and Gon.
Hockcr, to all intents and purposes, has
made this a regular army. As U'ual,
though, tho strictness will probably cease
when active operations aro resumed.
You doubtless havo road of many ro
uiantio incidents during this war. Al
low me to mention an incident, tho facts
of which I know to bo true. Many who
WCrO "soldierilie" in the snriUr of I8G2 b,,Jst. Jurors are requested to be punctual in their at
"tlu B"u.Hfi m tuo Bimugui ,ou" tundanco, agreeably to their notices. Dated at lllooins.
may roiliembor KatuB. who Stopped I l1!',' 'lay of April, in the year of wi Lord one
, , luuiisandeigut hundred and sixty-lhrec, iiiidiiithc eigh-
at the "Clarendon in Froderioksblirt! Va, ty-sevuutliyearof the Independence of the United States
, . . & I of America. J. II, fUllMAN,
Cliickahomiuy were (Lifting madly about ton, tho Republican, says it "has tho best i diseases for which it is rcccommendcd,
upon the track of Jackson aloug tlio Sho- authority for atatiDg that tho report is! while they do not Wo aro assured of
whollt, false. Geu. Hooker did not give this fact by nioro than ono al our intelli
anv such testimony." What lio will next1 ?unt I'Mei"'" W neighborhood ant
poll tlio tracK ot jucksou aioug
naiidoah tho I'otomao, and tho Rappa
hannock, General McC'ellan has warned
tho government of the fatal course it was
I'm suing, had implored the President to
and
I l f r 4 Vi n fivastltni n!flnnrtn s imim null, m
ne sinned uy tnu- onic.,,. em mica o. ucu- onM of jt3 trut,,rTennMSC0 Farm.
cral McCiellan ? or Xaahvillc, Tcnn.
PROCLAMATION.
Wlir.RRAS, the Hns. Wilium nLWflx, rrestdent
judge of the Court ot Oyer nud Terminer and (Jen
cral Jail Delivery, I'nurt el Uuarter Sessions of the
1'eacu and Court nf Coiunmii l'lius and Orphan's Court,
in the -JGtli Judicial District, composed of the conntlen
of Columbia, Sullivan and Wyoming, and the Hon, John
M 'Key nold a & Stephen Ualdy, Associate Judges of Colum
bia county, hat o issued their precept, bearing dale tho lilh
day of Feb. iu the year of our Lord one ihousaiU eight
hundred and sixty -three ami to mo directed tor holding n
Court of Dyer and Terminer and Ueueral Jail delivrry,
General (luartcr Sessions of lliu l'eacc. Common Pleas
and Orphan's Court, in llloouistxirg, iu tho county of
Loiumina, un uie lust .Monday, (wing uio 4tnuay)o(
May next, aud to cuntiuuo one week.
Notice is hereby given, to thu Coroner, the Justices of
the l'eucu and Constables of the said county of Columbia
that they be then ami thero iu their proper persons at
IU n't lock iu the forenoon of said day with their records,
inquisitions and other reiueiubrniicu to do those things
which tu their oihces unncrtuin to bo done. Ami thnsu
that are bound by recognizance, tnprosccutungatiist the
prisoiu rs that are or may be iu the Jail of said county ol
Columbia tu ho then uud the re to prosecute them asshall
aud who sometimes rodo a gray horso, and
by many was called ''Charlio." She has
been with McDowell's Corps over sinco
tho organization of tho 'army oi tho Po
tomac, ' and for a long time served ae a
private in tho army. When King's Di
vision left Fredericksburg to reinforco
April 11, I8G3.
Sheriff,
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni
Kipentu, to mi directed, Issaed out of the Court of
Common I'leus of Columbia county, will bo exposed to
puuuesam ou .liouuay, inc nil nay oi aiaynexi, alllie
Court House, in Ulouuishurg, at 1 o'clock, r. M.,
A certain Lot of Ground, situato iu E-
Ponu nt finlnpnnnr ulio mndn Mint rnn-rnl py. feott township, Columbia county, hounded an fo.
xopuai uuipeppcr, suo maao mat lorteu (n'w , wil,0n ', ,10, ty M.;, ..,,,,.. 01. .,.
march on foot. oarrvilir hor mnalrol t,ul' "J1 f I'avid Whitmlro , on tho south, by
murm on 1001, earryin0 nor musuot, al Alley. 011t(! t,y tofCilJ . ruwiar, boine ih
knapsack and equipments. At tllO Rap- fr"t rel. and in depth ISO feet, whereon i. ercc-
r t 1 1 ted a One-nnd-a half-stnry Vramo llonse, aud 1 ramo
pahannock Ford, during Popo's retreat sinbio.wiiiithoappimeiiaiicen,
r ' her.eil, taken iu execution and to he acid as tho prop,
6ho was slightly WOUUded, and at Rull erty or Isaac McUaniey
Run reo'd a severo bayonet wound in tho , mt.t ,SAU f1' 1,UKM'iii;lfl
choek. Since then I had not hoard of "'"""" APrii n.ieorl
her until yesterday, when bohold 1 "Char
lio," mpropin persona oanic iuto my tent.
Tho history of her rambling) in Boccessia
e'idco Dull Run aro of tho moat romantic
order. At one timo she was Pa,
TO THE MUSICAL.
''Us Swert to be Kcnjcinbered.''
I'lllrt NOl'l'U SUNIi his Just hnen net to niiiilc.
X adapted tu th- I'iaim, ami thu author has had it
copyrighted. Ho is reany now to fill orders rn th
shortenl noliri'. by mail, to any part nf the I'liiteil
Ktatos. I'rirt- .i cents per copy, sent prepaid lo any
address. To ugcutn a liberal iledui tion will he inado.
Addn-ss Ii. M. UUUKKS.
Selinsgrove, Snyder county, fa.
April 11. lSti3.
, jr Any paper giving the above ona insertion. aa4
sending a iiiarKi-d topy to Hie "Selinsgrovo Times, '
stitlt ri-e.-ivn j, cop) by mail, i'or two insertions twe.
copies ; ami fur threo insertions three copies will b-j
scut.
NOTICE. "
VIOTin; is hereby given, toull p-r-ms intere-ted.
1 , that the following accounts have been hit-d nnJ
will In- presented to the Court of Common Pleas, to M
In Id at lllooiusbiirg, in and for thei ouuty of Columbin,
on Wednisd.iy, the tith day of .May next, ut - o'rloclt
In theaft'iriioou, for eonliriu itiuu and allawauce, ua
iess cause ha shown tu tin contrary :
1. The account of John Deittcrich)
trustee of Catharine Vetler.
2. Account of .Jacob Ilartman. nilmin-
islrator of Jamb Haitmau, deciased, who was trustet
nf Mary Heinbach, a lunatic.
JACOU l'.Yi:iU.Y, rmtbouetary,
lllooiiiFlmrg. April 11, 1HC3.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of George. Stine, dee'd.
Testamentary ou tlto estate of Oeorg
r nrruaa
u I
NOTICE.
MOTICK is hereby given that application will he
1 nisdo to Hie (Jnvernor of Pennsylvania for a par
don for Jeremiah Urerdorf, of tho county of Columbia
who was convicted in our Court of Qiinrter Sessioun of
an assault uud halt "ry nt Septeinlivr term, leoi.
J ii, ritUUZi:, Atty forOvrdoir
1'iloomslnir:, April ll, i,x
Stiuo, late of l.ucu't townshin, (ioiiiuibiaiouniy.
deceased. have her n granted by :he Uegintnr of Col
iimhia county to tile undersigned al.o residing in said
township i all persons having claims ngainst the en.
tale of thu deceiideut urn requested tu present them la
th'i lixeeutur nthis residence in said lownship. with
oat di-Uy and ull persons indebted to make payment
forthwith,
DA.VtKi. STINK,
April 11, 18G3lts,SI Kxecutor.
REMOAL.
a-: a it ti 11 T iu
HViF. underiigned respectfully informs bis friend)
X and thu public generally, that ha lias removed from,
the "Union Hotel" to thu "UAIil.U HOTEI,," in thu
borough of .Mimcy, whi-ru hu w ill he happy to enter
tuiu in a sati.fuclury iiiauucr nil who may favor hita
with their ciutuiii, Thu best stabling u the county,
with ample accommodations for travelers and drovers.
No pains will be spared to render the stay of guest
pleasant and comlortablo,
A. M. SMITH.
Money, April II, 1P03.
Columbus Male nud Ft'iualo Academy,
WITU
Normal and Commercial Instruction.
PKOr'. It. H. illNUIUM. l'rincipal, and MRS. S.H.
II1NUIIAM, 1'receptreas.
The next term of this institution will eomruene''!
MONDAV, the 'Jutli of ArillL, insl.
Tuition, fiom 5lto $ii per term,
ts lluird from $1 75 to SJ tu) per week, Oaul
rooms (or thosu wishing to board themselves.
I'orfimle'r particulars inquire nf the l'rincipal.
JOII KOONS, Sec'y of TrustsOB.
New (.'nluiiibus, ipril 11 ISiiil
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON mm ufu r JULY 1st, li3, the privilege of eerv
verting the present issue of I.U'iAI. 'l'tlS'llt'il
NOTllS INTO THU NATIONAL SIX PKR CUNT.
I.UAN (roiuiiiunly called "I'lVu-TwrnUcs") will
All who wish to invest iu the 1'ivu Twenty Lci.U
must, therefore, apttly Iwl'orc llw 1st of July atxt.
JAV COO KB,
Slirisrrllitifin Aeeut.
No. Ill S Tlllltli St,, 1'hiUdclpkis.
April l. lM3.-3in
WALNUT HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET, Columbia county, Fa.
J. I). lllUi:, I'mprietor
i'lll! uudersigned lias located lit the abovo iinnfJ
hotel, formerly occupird by Peier Schug, and solwv
it 1, ahum C ,,Mi,. ,,.,,,., ...
u (iuod uccomiuoiliitioiu for man and beast, IbC
best kind of liquors nl the bar.
April II, lto:i
PETER YOHB tt SON,
HAVH recently i penedn ROOT AM) BIJOU SHOP,
in I.Kim'KI'KlT.T, Columbia in-liny, I'n amU'
prepjr ,, a iiu tw j. w,i ,, ,horic,t nulietr'
ll IU Mwnnl pi i . (V(; t lu UU.
April II, li j