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BEAVER ERIS.
THE
B,
V3tES,
WEDNESDAY, FP 19TH, 1862
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T. C. TOohoison, - ,- Editor
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f sarthe song froTnonr Fallston eor
r.:spor.l4 ent was received too late fur
iThlieation this week. i will appear ; u
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onr nett - i ssue.
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ts:lVe are 'requested to state that
the let.tiire on. Oxyge (Ins, at )ir.
'TaylO - r's Seminary, wiil take place on
Fridik+ evening, instead of Saturday ,
as heretofore annoneced. '
tua l ou.—ln the POor l illouse. account
tip , amount stated as cxrnded . for sup
portof insane Paupers, should read - 61,-
179,64; instead of $1,7;9 64 ; the ac
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count as footed up is correct.
*•'•l3.l_r. Boyd • Elde'r, son of Win.
Eide4, of SO - uth Beaver township, and
a member of _Capt. Hamilton's corn
panyl, Round Head Regiment, died
some time last month! at Beaufort. S.
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L.., of coast fever.
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by theiPittsburgh Post;
illat,Amlrex - + . 4,. Bears, has been -
~.: 1 30j*ted Mail agent, on the Pittsburgh
FoA.Wayiie & Chicago Railroad rice'
IV:B. Lemon, removed. We * have no;
doubt that tbelCapta l in will make au!
accommodating and popular officer. 1
llq us a
• -four n, „. 4 ,t00r 'ca bread
iou r ny hard ,p . uraeS. and perpetrateS I
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None long:t:,arks= at our expense. All
right neia•hbor. do i
wish that we
eohld'retort,:by callingyou.a-gentle-1
man, but really they faets in, the easel
wion't allow it.
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ARTILLERT.4-
Tfju are hereby r,ofified to meettfbr
itrude, at the Court HOuse, on Satur
dv, the f.'2d day of.l'elartiary, (Wash
ington, s birth-day;) at 10 o'clock, A.
Jtr A Mull and punc:tuai attendance is
recpp_ted. Bb order of the
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• - • CAPTAIN.
1 - We ll,f t: that NV. H. Keim, late!
1:1 1t.,
btu r e )
-or General o 'Pennsylvania. has 1
e 1 - oen c v nfi:nie , i b'.ihe Senate as tri ( C..
alier General. It ks to be hoped that
he will pro-:e bon rat commanding)
;10 - en than II,: was a writing reports, if
hp don't we pity the men under him.l
ilf brains are a necessary element in
ithe construction of Br 4 gadier Generals,
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Iwe are terr.bly mistaken if BeaTer
.Ic;ourity has not sent out scores oilmen
las -high privateS; C who are vastly Ills
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i superior, but he tray_ do pretty well,
I notwithstanding.as people generally
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I believe that he is ` Tome' on a butcher
,
'ims,..We understLnd tilt iu addition_
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;to the Many iheiliti,es already offered
lo I , 1
r the Beaver Academy to those wish
-1-' to secure a Practical, substantial.,
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!education, that t s the intention short
ily to add a Nonual Departinent. !Mr.
,'Mercer. the efficient Principal, has es- .
!titbliz.died his reputation here as a livci
teacher. and it \ ig not necessary for us
to say anything in his behalf. lid wi
1 he as , tisted by lir. S. H. Peirsol, .wh
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for years has 'runic teaching his,pr
fe.ssion. and not only made it his pr
fession, but has Practically demi str
ted that he fully understands it.
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Weknowpfnoinstittition possesii
so many advantagei as this one, a
hopu, that it- will meet with! ti
enoouragement l and patronagt 7hieh
it .
Is FO justly en . titled to. I
The
VdrThe following letter has be
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recently received by the-Ladieg' A
S,ociety of Chippewa •townshil;
knowledging - the receipt, of various
gifts to the sol(tieri : • 1
BEavmHT, S. C., Jan. 3 °'62
To the. Ladies .41id -Society of Ch ape
Township i '
LADIEs:—Yur kind- gift, of oc
• one - hundred pairs tlf socs and otl
articles for the members - :of 41;'o.:
'Roundhead Rektnent Ivor ! a receiN
' by us. I
4.M.r roll .ca 1 last evening a vote
thinkS and. th ee hearty , I, cheers were
given :or_ the Iladiek of ChippeFa for
. 1 this token o regard •,I•rest assured!
ihat'we will ever hold you in lirateful
remembrance f i lar your kindness. The
assurance that .yolf labor for =oar cona-,
fort at Lorne, t ill remain and strength
en our eflorts.l . -
_HEAD QUA • I
Can
To Eniroa. A
Dear Sir
circulation (g
•pathizers-trit
to the transt
Capt. Lowry
s eompany, wl
'some fliscred
therefore.
't,rl.‘
at my speei.i instance and 'request,
in order that he, officers of Capt. May's
.1 .
r company might be, sworn into service,
which could not be done_ wihent the
adclitioa of the members transferred
by the povernor, and that Capt. Low
yy is entitled to a great deal of credit
for the aid, he and his men; renderpd
. the Regiment, in this transaction; and
' that it,wai a fair and honorable trips
'AL action, and dome, too, with, the con
sent of the men that were thus trans
ferred. I - • '
' 1 .1 11. WILSON,
f . col. Centward , , , g.
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- - The News of the WI
Since our last issue greai
bane been achieyedVthe,
ray. Gen. Ilahrsida'n
been heard from. .131. ea, t
emy at Roanoke Island; Wi l l
ated about thirty miles no,
teras Inlet. and is I bet,,vee
sounds, Albemarle and Tam
rebels bad erected batteriv
the Island and Main land. 1 i
and they had constructed ft
an intrenched camp inioe
which they bad abput 0,00
Our victory, was cpmPlete.
WaS 4 killed and 140 470 n
ance which , ithere werelpo .
ed, 100 wounded, and ti;000
n.'
one Among thbse s lain
side was 0. Jennings *rise
Col Russell; of the 10th C
and' Lieut. Col. V i lgicir.D
Our troops have now Poss
Island, Elizabeth City,: an d
In Missouri, we learn b 3
to the St. Louis Deniocidt, d
field, Feb.,l3th. that our Y
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taken possession of Spring
following 'dispatch was i
McClellan: "The flag o f:
floats over the Court Hous
field. The enemy retreu
short engagement, leavi t n
mount of stores and .equii
was captured by Gen. I
cavalry is in close pursuit." ,
The Union feeling is ga i ningl ground
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in Tennessee, and the sebesh papers
are deploring the fact. „ 1 - 1
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We learn from" the Pittsburgh' Ga..
:Ate of. Friday, that theJ Baltitnpre &ii
Ohio Railroad, it is 'th4ight, will bel
opened for travel in two weeks, corn
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mu.niention having already been-open
ed With Hancock. ; ,
- And , following the new of the abov,3
victories in quiek.7 succession, comes
' t
the glorious i intelligence bf' the c.
I pt ure'
of Fort Donelson, Surely this has been
a - week of stirring events, and it ap
pears that Gen. MeClellin's prediction
that this war would be -quick, destruc
tive and decisive," is bei i ng verified.—
,
The! fight at FPrt Donetson wal .? com
menced on Friday, and continued un
til Sabbath, as will be s , et by the ac
counts in anotii'er column. Floyd es
caped. After committin
g ; almost every
kind of theft during his life, he hag'
capped the climax by stealing himself
—certainly one of the Meanest : thefts
he "ever perpetrated. V I Fe rather think
we twill hear no more tbreats: now
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ahOnt hanging Cbl. Corcoran ; that
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brag and bluff 'game is about Iplayed
out.. It is highlyprobable that Savan
nati has fallen into-the hands of Cont.
Dtipont. Certainly we have had e
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non Ali good n e w= for -one week. --
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T. Louts, Februaryll6.—Special to ,
d
the St. Louis 'Democrat. iVAirl.o. Sun- ,
dac evening. Commander r Foote reach- di
edi!here atl2l 'o'clock , last night On it
bOard the gunboat 1' onestoka. He c , .
sOrnied Fort Donelsbn on 1 Friday p
evening with l ithe„gnitoats St Louis, si
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Louisville , ittsburg Carondolct.
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Tyle,r, and Conestogai I After , fighting
a little over au hour, Ihe withdrew.—
Fifty-four werc killed and Wounded.,
( Okir gunboat pilots Riley and Hun:
ter of the St , Louis being among the i
J ' latter. CoMmander - I. oote, while 1
)- standing ou the pilot house or the (St. E
. 0 . Louis, his _fla , * ship, was slightly •
ra. wounded.. The St. Louis was hit, six -I t
ty-ene times. Two 1 grinboats were 1
' disabled. The Tyler ! and. Conestoga
ng remained out orrange Of thai enemy's' 1
nd guns. The lice of battle l w• s as fol- 1
at lows: The St Louis On the right, nex 1
1 the Louislille, theat! the Pittsburg
' and the Carondolet On the ' eft. ' Th
1 enemy's tiring Was (very a2curate
{ They had three batteries, lone , ilea
'en 1 the water, lone. :fifty feet above thi. ,
''l and a thiratiftyfeet l above tlie seeon .
The - upper mounted fourlB pound
ers." This one was held in reserve un
til our boat; got within four hundred
yards of thd fort. Our fire was direct-
ed principally:: at the tet 'wa battery.
, wa One of the enemy's guns b 'tested, and
a number were dismounted The en
emy could be seen carrying the dead
er out ortheir trenches.
1.!.7 LATE.a, -- 2 ,A gentleinan who _left Fort
l ' i borielKon'afternoon at 3 o'-
ed ' yesterday,
clock and reached here at loon. says
that the fidht had ,been tr. . t in . on' all
n . . s ..
°f day yesterda y . , The rig t wing of
the enem y } i sfortifications ere taken,
and the stars and Stripes . w re floating
over them.r The 'forces N ere ' breast
to breast. and the fight was to be re•
newed. . 1 • - I I-
Dispatebes received at •
say that all thegunboats
effectually-I disable, except
inander .Footer s woui
but not fkaally. ;The up
taken by our; troops cunt
DOT10:8011, 1 and Gen. Grant
he
be would be able to capt
to-day(S,Unds.`y.) General
received a, dispatch from .2
stating that, krice's rear
overtaken in Jim uit from
and after a brief resistan
fled, leaving( theroad
wagons and Iba gage.
tiss reports having taken
ers than hp k(new . what to
never I ains,"but 1 pours
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KEYSTON E lEn T.)
C'grtin, Feb. 4.1 . 62.
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:GUS: s
Ai there is revort. in
,bt up, no, doubt; by sym
the rebehion.) - (relative
‘r of a fun men from
is company to Ca t. Mays
'ltch has for •itS object
it to. Capt. LoTry.
pleasure in 1 stating
transfer irsi.s' made
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EMI
victories
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ederal.
*tion bas
l ed the
en
eh is situ
.
1i of Hat-
I tilo:tive
ilico. The
on
on both
thp Thl
, fortil and
centre, it.
tr00p13.7
Oar Tose
ded; to bal.
ebels • k ill= ,
taken prip
n the'rebel
We lost
rineetieut,
liontel.—
,sion of the
(Edenton:
a dispa i tal
ted Sp9ng
,•• ps Dave
Add. The
, 'nt to Gen.
the - Union
I le in Spring ;
/ted after a.
ig a large a.
'Pr
, age, which
Our.
wzg ,
~W 6 no ice'
. in ..t.ho
Gazette,, that ithe 6mrnig
New Cas!tio & $ verll;
books for subspri tion'of
road. at' *emr Cas Id; on '
27th:inst. We hope 'the
amount s'ill'be b4be •" '
1 b 1
' 1 e
of no pince o sadly in ni
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road AP, the 110 r)shiiig
Castlth ! 1,
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is 6011 . dance... , ; 14puirattu ,o; eb,156, 186;.;
ii i 4aliticoro CI ,Feb. 1.262. Ma. Ibiroa :--LaSt year a law wiui'
MR. EDM!.tt.--The disnatches from patised'anthorizing the 'Governor to ap-
Yortresd Monroe a-tiouncing our great paint an Auctioneer for Beaven coun-
vict,ol7, 'tip Gen: Puriiside, 7as 'read ty.r - Th er e was afrestriction i put upon'l
in theHOnseto4SY and produced great hiiii,pra,venting him from sollinglgoOda
exultation;, both on the floor and rattle hrOught .into the county , for ii,nctiOn
galleried.: ' _ - ll,froM either counties or' States:;-- ,
This triumph of ourarrns ifolloiving jAn effort is on foot' here to' -hate this I)
so eloseli, l npon the brillian t ' act ieve. ' prithibition removed. I presume all P
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meats at. Mill Sprin‘, Fort H .ury, , your retail grocery . and dry I goads d
and Florence, has inspired all, p rtiea , dealers 'will, as a matter of Coatis°, Op-, Y
here with s new hope. Every loy I I face I pose this. Would it not interfere ma-: ,'
is expre ivh of u bOunded Joy, nd I , terially with the amount of their sates u'
IL iik.
may say thiit thi list 4 been the mostltO,' have a keen, .s t hrowd vet of, men t e<
hopeful daY t at W i Langton since pril ; coMßine and set up one or more large
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last. In& it is confidently bel owed, i.auction establishments in the' emnity ,
that wi hill' a fortnight other str tegic ' and= sell at very low figures, as ;they ~".
moVem nts which are now in pre ress, I could afford to do, 'as their sales would 11 '
will be,'lcleinsununated, with e wally Ihi •for cash? , The retail dealers sell" in ,
gratifying result. Il_ I' Many instances on time, and must haVe '_'
The rubbers h
,vC been taken i ff the ! a broader margin of profit upon their, ,u
wheels of 'the militaii , coach, and for ' capital than . auction men, to male u
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the futiire, the war chariot will (make I themselves whole. ' • ':. a .s '
better time', and elosialcontecti ns. :" 11. believe that Mr. Henry, either as o f ,
The arrest of 1 Gen. Stone created read ; or, will read in place a bill to:"au- `'.'
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much e eitement among rnilita7
,men klioriza the town fathers of Roc:heater 0
Many afro ' disposid th, suspend . judg- 'sof borrow money.: The amount II do ,
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meat n ill rnore'id known; while oth- ' not recollect. I know that a' etition
In
ers are very indignant, and denounce td this effect has beenpresented y-yoUr
him- in the most" immeasured terms; , attentive and careful represen ative.
but all agree that, if the Baird Bluff IBy the way, I-? may •mention that
disaster 'Was the result of his treason, soar Senator, Mr. I.mbrie, has heen
and Col Baker ,arid l is men wee sac- i i honored with an appointment of-iv - place
rificed through hie treachery, that he , upon the , sub-committee of 1 the two
should he hanged"as high as Haman. 'Rouses on Finance, to gnto Washing-
The irOte in he 11ouse On Friday , tOn for consultation with the Secretary
last, on the Treaitiry i Notehill,inaking :of the Treasury, 'and the conimitees
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the notes a legal tender, was as im- :on financial matters in t h e twoqlobses
,
portant' a Vote is Was ever given in o f Congress. This inter} sew has been
any Congress. 'rT Ihe constitutionality sought by the highest finaneial,author
la
of he legal tender cause was ably de ' a
Liles at Washington. It • Was.t, erafore
bated.lfer a nuniber of days, and was I mark of particular honoelo i e select
finallv passed by a vote of 93 ayes , to Iticl for such a condulta.tion., I preaurne
a 9 naN-s.: While. the act may verge on „this selection of Mr. Imbrie, ia, in , ien.
the cOafines Of the Constitution, still, I l Of the fact
,that he 'has' beenl here -so
lam cl l early of 'the opinion that Con- long and - acquired 80 muelii etrirce.
_gress yis the eonsti utionalpo . er, and I I The_ interest upon the State deb has
cl•
if ever there wds a, ime When the ita. o)een paid off most successfully ilerirj
perative wants of the Government de- ID. Moore, the effiCient State Iji:eaSurer
mand di its exeteisC, that time,js now. I iwith hit able' ssistant, Thomas Nichol-
With an army Of sven hindred thou- -?ion of your : minty, has aehieved this
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sand 6 'provide' for and our hike and Jander the ',t ing and delicate state of
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sea c arts to d6feni, , without one dol- ''"public credi shaken as it isi in every
lari the Treaur3t, and, the hankers li direction un ier the administkitionl by
and rakers using every exee i tion to;',State titian iers.; With
,iiiich officers'
darn i gd the cr4dit of the Government, ;ilwe need not fear a repetitiOn of the dis ;
Congress had the alternative' of exerqsraceful rep dintions whirl!' e/haractei-,
casing that poicwet t
Nlaich wiis done..lized the 3e rs, 1840-41-42-43 inc o" lU
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and --
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Gov rnlnent, or' of l
ques, ion in . tht hat
let !§ yule t e
a thilrig had be
eyed t would la`/ ve
ninedays, b 3-oi
Gov ynntent 1 'pal
led 9 have sol i d 1
1
i y
dist: Unt, the b i r ank
tak . theirSsl enr
issu ;to pay ur
figh ii[tg the battl
is batiliLtle doubt
cone Ur.. Sen
L tor
this gifestion,[ns
eas ,1 has surprise
Tile eonfiseatio
up, land con.sidere
dispOse of thel - fin
we lean pass tle i bill ,
ertly of every de 1
the 'rebels, al d if
destro) the insti
'the estabish
NatiOnalukrinoi•
istang eontiidera
is k t..inguished . ge 1
ifrerent seettoni
Igl , the elaiins ai
all, les, an4g 4
tOrson, *ealeo
- )rior adVantii
t , Ilro 'll
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• , 4WDgtonltems. ' ~,
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TASIIING6N, Feb. 15.—'theW as *.
ngton ebrresp iidenee of the Neiv
0
'4 Tirne4 tia.) s that Hamilton l.' i'sli
113ishopAms returned! to WaSl-
ig4nt:araYt ndiadercp:rtt
°°vanenoftl9irnissi e it° t '
i :0, tleUnionprisonersnitl.Soui.
They repaired to Fortress Nonioe
and' made known their commission' to I
the 'contederatauthori tie J at Norfolk,i
it.
by, whom the tatter was referred.to
Richinond4 A reply can e, refusing l ,
the' Cornmisio era ad n mis toil to i,he
,confederate to i
tory; but' ,expressing
1 4 eadiness to nt r gotiate tbr the general
atibange of p isopers. ' '.l .
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9 Cm
or omi sinners opened negoti
j.
tians chi •h esulted in perfect sue,
es. 4. Au'equal exeliank;e l petit agreed
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o,lbot the Co federates had 300 inure
Prisoners Oa we. Withomweridad
ble rnognanim ty they proposed to! re-I
tear these als , on parole,f oor''Vrov-1
. rOment Word agree to release 301 l of I
*heir men, tha may next fall into iour
hands. The noble commission of See
.' r%
tetriry- , Stanton, , therefore, bast its
ample reward.
A 1
general jail delivery,of 'our ,dear
'holys will'Ocei r throughout. the Santh,
and will !soon be rejoieing in E
1 diberty
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regained! 1 '
1 ~I Feb ,-.
;S I T. Luis, .r. u. 1, Further.— ', •
offi
cial advies fonr Fort Donels,on ' say
that Geri' Floyd escap6d. duijnisi the
. 0
night, and the rebels in the For,t de
nouneedihim as a biack-hearted trait
or and &mord. ' i ' r
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The enemy are known to have' had
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thirty theus rid troops-fifteen thou
sand-1' „Fi n ,
nofi w o 'are our prisoners;; five
!thousand es aped and the
,halninle are
reported' kil'ed, wounded or othei4is
'disabled:l
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Our loi4isnot stated, but the ,slau r ,°ll-1
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ter in our ranks; is mentioned as iterri
lily severe. i % „ . ' t
' ST.II: Las Feb. 17.—The camialties 1
on the'" nn oats ati Fort'DonelsOn are
as follows, e' : The St. Louis had
of
killed, inelodinn. P. R. Riley,! l CM!
,
cinziat4l two wounded, amongj them
Lieutenant Kimball. The Zonitiville
had five sadors , killed (four: slightly
wounded, two severely, each having
both arms shot.away. The Caronde , -
let - had"four killed, six badly wounded
including Wm: HamiltOn, pildt, and
two'.seSVer ly. The Pittsburgh had
two woun ed. 1 i
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The fore en route for Fort 11)0'541-
'son had m. stly come up, and Wprelp
:c.ated,oa t e left. \ -', 1 1,
General Lew Wallace, with the
;Eighth MI souri and 11th lildiana-, ar
rived O id -- - I's 1• I
,pi fir ,rt . , , ,
-,
$ H 1 N. 1 , 1
adquarters
are, pretty
one. Coin
ded twice,
ler redoubt
lands -Fort
telegraphs
Jre that ter
o:Week als
en ICurtiss,
Icruurd waS
r.
1 Springfield
t o the rebels
itrown with
eneral t Cur r
nioze eiso !:
I.
410 WIG . "1
I - &ew Cas tl
,
iiioners of th,
11. .c.ill ope n I'
stoek to t
saii
harsdai di
y, e
I 1 f'e lic i
t a l en 1
Id,aslve kris
ieed of `a.
( town
I towo of Ile
I.
n die people and the
placing the financial
ids of the banks. and
overnmenti If such
(Jane t the lifational.
been submerged in ;
1 d a question'.. They
I have been compel-il
e bonds at just whati ,
: clemande 1, and tol
ded and de weciatedii
rave Men, who areti
s of freedom. There! i
that the "'sdnate wilt'
eowan's course 41'6
'ell as in t1; 1 4 Bright I
many ofhis friena I
bill will i# taketi
, as soon as we can
nee question. I think, )
confweating all prop: -1
cription belonging top
we can, we virtually
Wiwi of shivery. •,
ent of an additional'.
and Foundry is eel
, )1e attentiti. Many
itkpen are 'here, front
iof the country, urg
kf their respective 1(5-
-hon't is our friend .Nli...
)usly advocating the
,ages of BeaVer F all's.
rs, truly, .1 • : i
JOHN :AV. W ‘LLAC4.i
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sive:laud gate rise to the sharp ; rare,
and l'tiustte sarcasm Of S37(.lfiey Smith
—re roacht so keen that; dinner It ables
abroad .an at: home echoed :,with
laughter at the;expense "ofour i . porn
monwealth or a decade. • I 1 '
Nothing of general intprest'l,l,las
transpired raring the past weeki.eg
islation has been a blank so far as gen
eral! interes_s are concerned. 1 !, ,
There is some talk of an adjourn
tniAlt of ;:the two houses tbr :4 brief
period unt i l Congress shall bave ad- 7
k jilted-the lode and, measure of direct
1 taxation. he two houses if tbey;ad!
journ Nvill m e et again - about the 2 middie.
,
i„of 4 pril or the first of Mayi to dispose
of thefdir et taxitiuestioni it in the
meantime ur armies, have:not dispciii.
ed of the Thellion.' IWe niutiresert.,
however, even ifi, the ie;belliton be
"crushed ut" ;to -direct taratiirbn tot
Itic v; eral yer 1.8. : Ai' least. until. 4:luties
upon inii»rts , have rettelied,a point
1 wnerc the - will not only pay our year
ly eXpens s, but. also thti interest upon
the ratios al debt and form winking
fu .d to p. V the prineipal:i
1 the tic bc.'ratic ;leaders-herb 'are con-
Ikgratillati gti ,n with the self
satistacto y idea that direct, taxes \CM,
soltr and embitter the Minds of the.
farmers i it interior distri;cts 8o that
they will overthroW the moli 'teal as
`4.entlancy (4* iihe flcpubliOni . )arty.- 7 -
They for , et that though:the - habits oi
otlr peopl pre peaceful, their spirit is
t essentiall - t inilitai.y: . Now that *ante
dernocra c! party ,kept *wer in the
National Government alinostinan na
broken. line tbr nearly half a eittttry.
' because t 'plunged the country into
War wit Great Britain .in i. 1812 and,
with Me -leo in 1846. The war spirit
of the nation its n o w i therOugl4
aroused and if a successful
1 ,
nip party can.reap any political advan-,
tap, oVer that party 3,-1n.513 leadersde-'
tided th national:de‘tinieS during the
throes f rebellion. I 11.4bee,1 all this
paltry n eannessi.whiah that !party is
attempting to use against the admin.
iStratio now to ; break itdown will re
sult , i
onl in its overthrow, and defeat.
J Ther is to be isgrand:rOview roflthe
troops 1 owlying at CamilCuiltin,num
bering 100 men. Col. Wilion's regil
1
menkno i full armed;will lead tiie right.
One hundred guns will be fird in hon
orof the recent national' vie6;:iries. j"
' • , 41 ,‘1141taxiinao." ,1 '
-I _ 1
flowing squi bs are from
he , e , N. Y. Tribune.'
Wtie you hear, a man ,say that, the
Black , ephbliCans have ; . caused the
war, lb sure that his heart is with the
Rebels. -,' I I
lirbc you hear an'office)b shy that
,it the 1-ar is to r bo wag; c; tor the; de
l
struction .of slay,ery he ')ll,lreSign; be
sUre.tt at his heart is witlftb e Rebels.
II Winn you 'hear a i
man find fault
with Ole energy of Seeteta yStanton,
rbe sur 'that hisleart i with the Reb
els. , - 1 I.; 1 1 1 .
, i ,
Wh ever does not cry with all : his
heart, Live the , Republic; thoug,h •Sla-
.1,
very crish tis 'a traitor . 1
Rea ember that every friend of; sla
veryl6, an 'enemy of th Republic.;
Wel believe that'Gon. Stone is one of
the o cers who were hound to resign
their co emissions whenever the lwar
should become perverted into a cru r !ad'e
awairiliethe Patriaichl,lniititutton..l
The f.
ST. ;;.iouts, Feb. 17',--4Dispatiches •
from Gen', Grant Le •Gen: Halleck' an
,
nounle the surrender 'of . . Donol
. Forty
sop, , 15,000 prnionora, including
Gene Johnson, Buckiieir. and Pillow.
FonTnEss ISlonnot, Feb 116 via Bat
timoir, Feb. 17.—8 y a flag ' oft truce.
to-day, ,we hear that Felt ',Donelson
was surrendered to Gen'. drint yester
day, (Satiirdny:.) Gees Piltow. Floyd,.
Johnson 'and' Buckner ,weTe taken, to.
gether With 15,000 - d Other
„prisoners.
Wle are : lso informed that fighting
has been going on near Slivanniih, and
that that- city had pr l obabl'v been' cai,•
tured.
•
i.
-
MEM
L . wini extracts froM a letter,
)I. i tr of the Army bf the Pl-,
1
• iehd in anotlte . r Divisio 1
,
, 'ee, have been h tided us 10
i
ao : ' 1 , i i
'' ' Jannaryjth, 1862. 1
) a FitliND:—.----4.---11
On ass that wantof ;other em--,I
nt prompts,me this day, to ad- 1
ano ;b-nasor.t.t.h.thactalpadnorit, notytaresenpjnecyt,
ni , , eftnfi sh
el Y''o ct i o 'L ,'n li o .t t ili k e n h o a w pi :t i b n a es t s l t &t hant :
o irri! ni axie"to yew any thingthat ivil .
, . , , ,
i i .
se in ere. in g„ except it s May ye. o
o e, 'we et Home," w,hich,l. know
iy ex eri' , , cut, to a soldieri brings re•
le ti us soth "sad and sWeet."
O e t':onr Brigadas routed the lee!. ,
ie s t ilainesville andl sinote theM
ti 'a d thigh, even in the Pines. It.--'
m. s oat. laboilt 150. to ,201) in killed
in • 'won' aod: Our loss was ,4 killed
in abou *r2s Woi nded. (It :was Gen.
) d's Bri ado of he Pennsylvania R.e
.
se *v s t at done , the fighting.) ',Tilt
ij,
. •
w s the rfit. engagement these me
hd eerilin, and they rccetve,. and riile
entitled o'the highest praise tor, the r
coolness nd and C,OUrage." *
i "The Tiny of the' PotOinacjbas n. t.
a d 4 be ieve wilt not go into wint i
11 arters , they are pornfor k tably fitt'c
u s at pr 'sent.' id * ' *l' Speak it 1
o the F,iglish diflictilt3, he says
-The urrenderi, of 'the traitors .1
.s It. and liclell, to the Brifisli gOVOIIII
- laa non plussed lie'r'for 'the pit s
et, and sh,e will hale to eastiabouti r
a other' ireteXt.l The ,Rebeisand.BiSt
i h, hay Ibot.h been sadly disappointed;
1
b - e,, t sE h an i e s ga c in t hd i
josi_bioaeosetaoseiuct,read,Ganonivdoesertnaritdntaeisnet.ata. b
es
t hone'.,jiist, saves her from getting
vhat, sl e -
~ deserves and much needs.
ii ()
hat w uld be, proud Li t' OU r Will e i i , er
ave t I lie lower than our l Anierliwn
Eagle. Ille has' twice Nadi tr yiel4 , to
(iiiirinob c /iinti, and I feel satastied li-ill
hiive,tc ;do so again ei•e 19lig,i1 Jpe
' n
pi/it dt -. not exercise a littW niore,dis
.lretion :in American latraii-s. 1
--All 'Nv e nntitt :is our' havill force re
lieVled f duty pri" the Soitr4rn coasts.
v,llneli hope wilt soon be June by : tend
fOrees nd Stone Boats, we sjill then 1)e
ready Or her . With all her st,•engtli l a,ndi
-arrow nee. We' can' si(ard 1 enough of
- home, I L _ _ , ,
Itien y t from to wirostaikd and
drive Inek any tbree Old livelamEcan
1
, .../ t n , ,
! I LI ow . on war shores. r or one ts , iy.
tut he lonic at any time, there will,be
iti i eitiv-;irevided for givingl i lier a gear
lecepeci,ll.lwith military lithiorstlrr i f
ipto t elbargain." , 1 -.
j
' I Fra i -6. Iron the comnienceme ,
this c ellion, !juts illelitl4l' to 100'
us t_lllip ig,li English Glassqs. but I
holies'; that Gen. Seott's,vpit. to I I
rxray have-made all things . ..ecui
that quarter. 1 I have no
Wa
t• l ontitieti
l\apo on's toi:, for Ezwlc4,nd.. -
"If tour *miles inove! trward
and s ccessfully, iti will; if i', my:hi
opini '
i i
n, niate,riallY coot t , lie. , r
in E gland, ,and I hope :re will
will
no m re ,l i leterits. ff there •re an 3,
~,1 / 4 .
defen s--if there are ady i n ores
reve i tes to our arms,,it must an
be c Ifirl.:, , ,ed, to treitelieryii)r imbd
in o 4 commanding Gen,crals. I
tact is we have an ariitylfol bra
diery, able and willing to ern.,
Tree, ')n and I Rebellion sp ,edily i
'let a the Iwork. , 11,
Al Ouridefeats are faillly eh •g:iblei,
tot ie half Breed Traitors D iu our. -amp ~,l';
clotl'ecl wiitii military au leority • Trio I.
Puft'Ritni ancl Ball Blzi!if affairs •are
slia : dui :I:iderice of tiwitact, and will i t s r
be l'stori •al , , '',. , !,• .4,, 1 • k '
' r goverrunent should have, long i,‘
sine , adopteilsonie pulley for tOnduet- t .
ing 'this, war,
.and not !have ii6a the
Gei rats Iworliing, so hail again t, each
oth r Pro. and con. lifts ;been t e rule
a 'p,,timent the excePti n. •I
Iflselieve we have Maly Gen
the I;various grades, id t• 1 e servic
rather than L iveaken slav e'y in st
'the; rebellion; would re ign tht
miKcinsi,
~ and I will not he - suri
' he* of, ti , orne of them being i
therrebelseqiee before ih's war i
urass they'- •ti provide with i•
l'oft Warren, r sorb , other
N
bOarding sdilool. ha 'been a,
to Mi for niouths, that' lie gov
is in' ivgreat civandarS 4 ,:clkoWio l
(11 ion andlS/avery Niilli 1611 t. im
(sit er. Just now,SlaOry ii'ill
no' altogether in, tliel',useendri
in iv ,yet - triumph'. I; shine ti I
do' lds, -tvhether:they r , will• i
ha -e4to be put ,dowirp t hy a •,
et t''''' at the risk of akrecons
If o ur: army is , Kept f(# a,fe,
i
lo , gerin inactivitY, it May ord.,
so e spirit like a :Agri! oteon,t
wrd,' and our conliu'edi an
odiers would settle' tie Mat
pilte inl a very reasonab y s,
T As miiht be done by a sus !
1 1
t e administrativA pOwe • for
a ter which the goviiranient
p rrnitted to iiiove 90 as usu .'
r llion andislaver !J.- . %I
I hOpef() - r 'hater things,, ; , l) t it r is
li ping against all:the sighs of the
t mes—against the t Presumpt!A e ey 1-
I putie in the 'ease---..a*iin s t the tide
an immense and pa risitic army and
--
popleagainsf the owes cif the mud- i l
1 s
Z of the natien.
11
, 1
If on i and:soort a er theNsailini7 m ;of
e l
iotwo ekped ib . . ,
ons, now almolt, keady,
here shall not befi;vigorous and de
r' d ,
ruilned• advanee of ouorces, t t he
untry • will be ditaaPpolittedl beyond
. ' 4 I
l ' l T e h t ; er n d v ti e r r at' p ie l e e . e l tf'nift' y ge*:Teady and,
roveo down on ,New lOrlealts,i)rovided,
he,(3-elierals have satisfaciory assur
nnsd ee em t be. l: il a e. t the stave. of of all the rebels
v
n ino s t en b L y b,
i n h e
e k i.
iiriptroetslinocc am tug' inter p o u r g ,.
'dr 84.01 I Anglo-Seixons, sn as Stone,
ra.alleck, , and yc(i.tr own half breed
Berman, Of Flying,•Artill i,renown,
alsi.) Patterson, Di%, and I ay as well
'A
sy 'Clelian‘ Lin •
coln, et. al. .1 . •
1 I feePeatistied, that if it ad no - tbeen
'fot sympathy forl,slaverY d thefirst
families of tile sciuth, an rlitors, ithis
ribellion would have been nefrly pup
pressed at this tirhe..' 1 .
, Many of oursoialled G erahl, have
stooped lower, and; sunk eepen i into
the damnabie filth and poll tion offfm- 1
pathy for slaveholders
,and 1 their, cot
, tint,' than I think' it pods tile fort ani
. , , • , ; I.
'het<
fro.. lai
to .. ad / t
Of
,r i e
i s
pti 11r1
Flo (1
4o 7nt.
r ss .r
11111
ME
10.011 , 6 itizen I,oldo. t i Some of Ithem nerved bb the right. -a
donbt,l6sa'ha7e t e' bu 1(14 tourago to duty. , :
fighti tand iirob ly ' i.OtarY %knowlf ' 1 thank you for Your
ricb
edr"tO comnian , but, have ridt the entrultin'g to me thiwsw
'po it e l 1 wisdO ,of, .0
South ai l rolitut always try to keep it Ivo
i ; t
col*, nd. , 1 - ` ' I 'l . , - honor , and when I look'
. • Tlie 4to3pensio of (Major Geti. Fre=. er its bright blade rAfie 1
moat; with 'hie noWn energetic per- the sun. f r glows With t .
soveta co and de t.triination.. at a time, „of hattle,.l will
~see sill!
when'll the and
Ancives,of the Solith- clove of friends at home, s
weiitJ i i r *ere &bin bdtbre lihi: spperior f that it hits, been given ra
abilitie,s, was a n ost Eatal blunder, and the institutions which el
'' . • demonstration ' . • q
tame near cans ng then firesule_. 1
thrOghout the rniy . !Ii wasiworse _ 1 . your4,Am' y .
i i
thati , he Buil gn i af y ltir,in loss pf con-
.- i A. W. TAY - 011..044
fidetien in high rin official , and loss ..: • . Co. 11, 101stliegt. py,
estf•-.
of till that ' had been gain _ in that r
~,,•,,,,. , ~_._.___- 7- 1 ~4 11 ,
quarter by the utn i rr cam aign, all 'IAA of : Grand jurorsciViarehlS es .
for 'lle sakC of, an 7to, satiley: some- i ~
..., . -; . :dons, 1882 . (; 1 •
present .1- - J antes A Sholes, Forcinan. Rod
thip , * we need of incntion a
Wild to G dl We had ' i i nore Pre-'
Miltollft4nderson, Chippewa tp 4
moms:. We l mus ' have. theta, ov take a . Ti lB c , N'e 'IS kW
Na4okdra. 1 •: 1 i William Cowan, Or ene trf. ,',
li'i.o not .kn 10: thall I need, 6 liell•I Nicholas Dawson, hio tp J.
longer on Obli matters, when I hayel
( i ) , ionias 0g,,5,.... sr , wic A tp
JOhn 'Gibson, 131.1 , -1 ton IT 1• ;
no p i riwer to re ress .the;riCvances.-- I IJOlifi'llennon; Patt 'sou .tp ' c
Sorneltiniesi Zvi 11 fo7 great Mental and , .1 ja i .,,A, Krom ,. , Fr „ ~.,,,,, bor.)
physical power ;.that I might be abler- William Leaf, Roe e4ter ip ii,
to Se't.to rightt; r dstroy si . ,ine of the : j am , , ,,,;m c iii n i ev , J tu j p„ier t p 'r -
poskErs that.be. ' I ' [ M: 1 . -1 . -,Jacob Nicely. barl ngion. ti, 1
Joh4 Nevil, Bri• , htin tp
, Theltblii ,
John I . )nrd . y., limio -ex tp - -
..1
leperur•4/1. henry ileeder, 2.\:e v , SewielcA ;1.,
interest : Itobi:rt Shannon.] opew ell 11'
NOliTa'Sfi 'nion,as Stoke:i. B itell on 1.
, 1,4
..1 liri Slianv, .? , Tari( (:11 tV 1 . Llii
A. W. T John Stessiart. IINI,-, 'III], . 'l',
•wil7 -' ee'rrespondetice
. • -
rs. 'K
our readers we now !
WIC3 I LY i jF Feb, 18t32.
with
1 1.
- CArP
. ...
.sik . : '' fil'is Gov - "ei•nraerit . ol l ay;, (has i
lickii oppbsed,)hy the gotriblnedpower
it
odraitors at h me and enclies abroad. j•
bel'oyert brOWn . but! itsfour dallein can I
nel - dr be des - tro cd.l• 3 The pt•ineiplos on 1
whi hit is'inti t-ar Co-exi!stent with'
ri' ' the• • •;tl' 'l •O ';'• •
r lin front RA 101), i. n Lgh, eN CI
per l il of the- woAd' . :i history until
I ,
i10w,.. : kn em • nati n id
irony the - Rule
t
011 the Uniyers i - th 'y !appea . ii, two t
g iilit 4olu'meslithat of.,Naitiro and Re.
v r ek ions tion••• .lin •tbese vol ine feller-:
sdn Obt!ained'the •4rit'ih - te.rit;. :if not; the
.wki ..ls Of tile decla . atinri, • 111 'men itre 1
ic
i
rnated free and equal; at d endowed '
With:,certruil inalienable.ri , hts. :)H4
144 li are; lite,l lilre •tyLaif 11111
canal( the pursuit i :
of hapPine:•is.'•': i Ot r; n '.ci • - q - in- 1
tiitided fint . i•ights . liniiient as neuihindl
*hl,P the)" , l resit;tbd taxatiopi aille)is !H
Out iteil the,pri vile4;e; of represi.:iitution : i
I:ln i c lines Of FrecdFin IWere: written by i
•the pen oflDii.-initty. 1 Opprssi - rn had 1,
-aealY 'obliterated them.' : When .they
* ji
i
e 'e re-Written. I*.the 000 , of_iteN'o- .
1 I,iit'ionary heroca. I The' brave . soldier
qr. i Ciinl l x.,ton•liavii the hOnOr of first -
.
lipa .ittg.... ihem leg`thic. The 1 i.:.word 01. - f
1 VI shfingion unce..,kiralu b
-ii froni the ),ca.;:
'1)::' i ,rd, - cvii rot• reitti•ned utiol libi:rty •
*tifr• Oet:Orion o'ilor'de„,p9tkin .1,0 ( ;••• •..
"Aad the ", Father cif h l is.Coittitinv"• - :re.4te z c s i i
'l. : l l ;(..it.'e in hiii.tOhib
i l
w fin: ,tl'it i 1 - ••arik.2 , .i . .1 1
; \ Potorna„c i , , --grLs at ias ,the pro:me:m-1i
lot I thel Governliteor. when . the! trti T .
s haftil was -rithitid l'oxistriis -- ;1 pus- i, -
de the; fatal blrlyi:jii,nieliiicin - r , army''
.
I - :
is collected, our 'flee- •was insultet9
tile flciatingovi• the bra A-e Andersooll
..o teld'FOrt Sinnter: to .Ithe l ' A till.011:i.
4)' ti• I l vorthy Pre.4ide r tit. ilioasith4 - :imj
fri , dikaely retLpoqded. among them you b. col tidien yuar. pOsitiotr. 1.. After re=`
il l etton Old irravei', , kyou concluded to
__: •-, - ~,, ~: , k
le ve the _pulpit,' pit,
.t0 .... _ er!..nu . 97 Govern;
:1i
~.i.
ent,, All thq!lt VC hit even , IC pulpit.
At... - elf would Ibe i : dangeT and -tile pun ; I
• : i
„ia'terlpos4ib l ly hi r ne.4l-at - .,• thekakii . ,:•'forl
4c pyouralgittioorii• Bible truth.- -00 l
• I • • , : • ,
lk') WI qt..r.inr tliends and i by the re',
ilPest of 4.ii• .1. 11'; ,\',l.l3,rovi, by %••• hors y ;
i .
... le . donation was ;;E:lgge.. , ;ted,,l .pr,sent.
, ii "dolt I fhili'lsvlord,iii Olten• of _friendship 1
- •:: : 1. r ,. .:„
....,
and high eteen?. . N $. )VOIIIU. not , jar,
writ it, nor would \HAI Tir.- . ci l e.: Tit to be
drawn 44%1in:A 4 iiiirzuress l pi;ople for '
tontine - ,-• :: • :
~ j •-:
,:
~.„. - •
.1 . -.
;A: nor .t.,;,"ainq .i ; ti,oign nation
`Olen it can -::4Iv 1 any honorably boi
avoide4 mitch I,'ess - 11:?,tonsi. , loyal eit H
"z i cris: Ati;ltimp' e. l i i.l' c pr...,..eiit it to, youl'.
Or the: inaintarnatieel ,9f itit• Gocern-I
n
ent-4thc protection .of libertv , --t lie
Overthi•OWL of traitors' . the ' slow swell . 1
9f tyrants I:and thOcstablisliment a
ljtigtice. ~ We 'place - ander t
.. he flag ot'i
t
•otir eouht6 - and tti der yOur cilia manch i
our - son i, our In Oth i eris; l a . q.ct otyrt:ri, , ,,,i,:. 1
and while.We ..2elacve :you 'will, as a
ehrOtiati and aka rninister,-encOurage.
then to recei‘je,.. Christ : as their Ile
deernei4 tuns bong prepar ! ed :for' dipt ii l
'if' they fait and for future l usefulnetis ! it . 1
1 they do, e4t, wytti l treat,,artd. nive : that I
if in
. thfi pt.ogr.s.s - of th war a
you re,}
br o ught trite 'I an • engagement,. , thi)ri:
sword ina;;• - , hyi the blei , sing of God in 1
swhorn yori tri4t, lead lhern, ()It wanl-to
' vietory. 1 - 1; ;1 , ' - . 1 i 1.. I ;• , - - . 1
1:
l orry Air thp' downfall Of trerthon
''•:,, I : ,• l' ,' I . I:- - Al G:KIRIi.: 1
T9•••CI N a 7. FL.N.:.. NT. I.l.A.ralt:! :... • •.,
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1-I.E.,W,nAnTEng KErsTONE REGT, 1
Is ''''' Ca
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f , r et. 11 111,1 Feb.y. -, -.
REV. 1.92. G. IMRE..I :•'. I .
Dear Sir c , el kindai(u beantiful
gift Which, through„Ycia, my 'friends
have presented.was received with feel
ings of gi i -atitdo gteat& N than. 1 - can
express tetly by words. '-'
I Nfie
A sword is a strange ofe •Ing for
friendshi'i to nvike 'a stroprer o • rim ,
, - : i r -, .t , .
to bet made by the hand of chris ian i
logy et; but tliese aril strange days uponl
which We hate come, and imperative
necessities are upou Its, tviiielt justify
tho oiler lig iind Warrant its use.
Who can say (that . there is error iii)
one who . .has preached of love mei good,
will te men, striking 'with his whole I
might to preserve an order of things .
instituted by mil: Father in lIea!vZ?11
for 'tile goodlof his eldidien? And '‘vlio
can say that l 'oar Government, growing
as it has grciVti,_ through oppression,
affliction, against precedent, in opposi
ticin to leartkly!l power---alonc among
naticonsr a, solitary thing.'of thajestic
grabdeur-- 7 -grOwit from a .trembling
coloriy_to atnighty empire whose peo
ple _rest in a; sense of security, while, the
dreitd artery of a . foe shakes the
;ground; ant l from. being itself pers i
ecu-
ted and oppresiedi now offers protpc
tion'to all ot, 'aod's children who arse
persecuted and oppressed,- does ,• not
give evidentte of Iletriksn's good Will,
0 1 0
tividence oti;God's constructive power.
--Stitisfied'irr ray ()won mind ot the
jastnegs of theleause for which. I con
tend, Ishall, Whenever the bpportuni
-- Offers, ilia) itio gi ft Which; from mo
tives of patriotism.and frien-dshiP, you
iiavp liestolied; with all the,aforee - with
whiehkuitt re bas endowed me. ' I Not
in the spirit. 6i . -Vindielive hate ; ' hat
I', ,I ''l,' • • .
1 -
re qtic . r , 4
1.
the
'festless
er
or t, time.
ler sion of
flip tiniO,
should bp
ntiitt';s'
„, „ .
ennl k Aten(*., i n
)(-) l o, , anljwill
isull;ed
. 6 . q . di a .
[upon it'lrlieth.
,i f ts the ra.is'of
the lurid I,. g l it ,
ling tllet3 the
and rerne4ll)er
If for
e t still -,'
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