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GREAT 31m mom monu’gxn
TERRIBLE SLA (10!! T 1512
Rapping of Gen. cuey’s Division.
poxrsntmm mx’uw manna;
onpture of Prisoner-
'AIIINOI'ON. June i.—-’Hw following
dispatch was received at the Wpr Deput
paent this Wrnoon from the
Fun: or Burn. 1] n’c-lnck. June 1.
”or“ E M. Stanlon, Slrrftnrt/ of "in :—-We
have had a dnsperam Milk, in which {he
Hit]! ofSumner, Hointziemnn nnlh‘Keyn
lnMe been engaged :xl'nimt grmtly Fuperior
numbers. antcrdnv at 1 o'clouk. the eneé
my. taking advantage of B terrible atom;
which had flooded the why ofdmf’hickal
hominy, attacked our troops on the riglu
bank of that stream.
“on. W 5"! division, which was in the
first linp, gzwo wny unnocmxnmbiy nndflis—
preditéhly. This cmfied xi icmpomry cpnfu
aion, during which gum: and baggage were
lqst,but llcintzlemnn and Kmmvy most
gnihnfly brought up their troops, which
qhecked the enemy. M. the same time we
succeeded by on exertions in bringing
across Gem. glmirk's and Richardson's
divisions, who drove back thn enemy at the
pain; of the bayonet, covering the ground
with his dead. '
Tbii morning the enemy attempted to
renew the conflict, but was everywhere re
-pulsed.. - ~ .
~ We haw taken many primnen. among
“ham urn Gen. Petting-9w and Cnl. Long.
Our loss iu heavy, but that. of the enemy
must have been cum—mom. = ‘
4 .With the exception of Casey's division
nor men behaved splendidly. Sevqu fine
bayonet charges have'becu made. The
b'gggnd l-IxcclsTor mmle two tn-day.
"' - G. n. M.-(;...-'.m,
Major ('n-nvrn! Ufymmnnding. .
A Balloon Reconnoissance o! the Battle
Wamnxn'rnw, June I.——‘me diwatchee
from belbrc Richmond Imluv we )mu-n that.
(during the whnh- of tho lgtllo n" lhiHlnm‘n
in; of. Lowe's bullnnn was nvvrlmking
thu' rrificytouc from an altitude of übuut
two ounabd feet. *
' Tc} graphic mmmunimiion from the I‘m!-
ioon, Gun. Mchlnlhm in dirgct communi
rntio ‘tvith the military wires was Elfl'C‘Pisv
fully: intained, Mr. I’m-k Spring. oi‘l’hila—
delphln. acting RS operator. 'Every‘move
mentpj' ché enemy was ohvious and instantly
reported. ,
_Thisin beiicfied to be the first time in
which a balloon reconnaisuance hxii been
successfully made during a buttle. and
cenu'niy it is| the first timo in which a
telegraphic station has been_ established in
the air}to report the movements of the
enemy and the progress of a battle. The
«damage to Gen. MtClcllun must have
been iuimense. 4 .
[The foregoing is all that was received up
to 1 o’clock this morning. The storm of
last night is supposed to have prevented
the tiansmission of detgila.—churm.]
- M.» *T
THE GREAT BATTLE AT RICHMOND.
Particulars of the First Day’s Fighting.
[Ariny Correspondanoe of .\esncfuted Prgssj
HEADQR'u 01: Gun“, MqumAm}
June 2, P. M.
"I'wo (lays of the battle of Richmond have
been fought, on both of which our troops
have been victorious.» The loss on both
hides/is'henvy. The battle was opened by
the enem making an attack on General
a Casey’s ({ivision, encampod near Seven
» Pines .on.the turnpike lending over Bottom
Bridgg} and within Feven milesol' Rivlnnoml.
The attack wmsfmnde abbut. 1 o'clock bu
Saturdayafte‘rlogn by Gen. Hill’s div‘n.
composed of five ' ebel ln-igmles, the trooys.
being for the “gist pin-t from Virginia,
Soutli Carolina and Georgia. The tight.
herea was disustrokf. Gen. Cgiwy's division
’ was forced to re! re ibefore; superior num
bers, leaving all their Acaunp oquipnge and
Iwo batteries. Col. Bailey, in enllem‘oring
to SIIVB his batteriesy'wim killed. .
Someiof the [mops in this division from
New York and Peuxikylvunia, belmvad very
badly. Many of the officers were killed and
Wounded in endeavoring to rally their men.
General Heintzlomnn, on ascertaining the
result. ordered forward a portion of the di
visions of Generals Kearney and Hooker to
regain the day. General Kem-ney's man.
on being brought into action, charged with
me bayonet. driving the rebels before them.
and regaining all Ithe lost ground—__about
half 9 mile—whenmighl coming on, opera.
tions were brought» 0 ;\ cloxo.
Gen."Sumnérfis tifo divisions—Sod wick's
and Richardson’s—c ossod LheChickaEc-miny
about three o‘clock on S‘Ltuhllly afternoon.
taking] a position on Gen. Ileintzelman’s
right. Here they encountered Gent. Long.
i-neel's, Rain’s and Huger's divisions, the
flower of the rebel many. The fighting was
deg rate. every foot of the. ground being
hot}? contested, but our soldiers were too
much for them. .
' ’The enemy would stand manfully at a
distance of sixty yards and receive the fire
ofour troops, but they were afraid of the
bayonet, and in every imtrmco malt our
men chargedftliogy were victorious.
These two [livisions did nobly, driving
me rebels at every point until dark.
. The enemy's 1685 here was gel-y heavy
many ofthem being killed by the bayonet.
Ghnt—Pettigrew, of South Caroliya, was
mken prisoner, and we have about 500 other
prisoners, among whom—_—» - '
-' [At this gain the yvire ceased to work
bet Ween iimingwn and filnqnyswne,
probably broicen by the Shaun—Reportin,
General MoGleHan Getting Near to Rich
. mond—More fighting.
Wumxc-ms. June 2.—'Advices frdm the
Army of the qumac.,dnteil this afternoon,
show that thei-e has been fighting ‘wday.
Our ndvfijca is oonsidgmbly in front of the
position it; occupied. preyious to the battle
of Saturday. ,
AM the military intaiiigenca meshed to
éiy at. tha War Department is of a cheering
phmctqr. /
, FROM FRONT ROYAL.
nion ,Anhyl in lie-possession il‘herp.
‘aJlazre {if-m 17mm and Fifty Pn‘mxd
‘ ~—a7ld Eleven Railroad Um.
RfiCAMUBE s??)me TROOPS
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.ngnggx, Ma 31...; dispatch re- THE EVACUATION 0F CORlNTH
oeived at e War {)epartment this moru~ . ~7— .
hag dues their a brigade of our troops, pre- Th? Evf'cugf‘Wnfif’ms on {Fortnight
ceagd‘by fdnrvcompnniea qf ”#6 Rhoda 'lhe hen! 5.01;): lnhune publishes the fol-
Island Cavalry. under Imog- Nelson, enter- lowing ' dispatch, dated Saturday week,
ed Front Royal (on the Manama: mum, Which it says was approved by the “army
where Dbl. Kenley was defeated 9. week‘ “"90“” ,
‘80,) yesterday morning at 11 o’clock, and I X esterdny morning our reserve divisions
draw gm 3,115 enemy, COnalsllng of the were hmught up. and our. entire front
Eighth Louisienna, four companies (,1 51ml moved forward: the men buying two day’s
Twelfih Georgia. Regiment and a body oflmtiomm their hm'ersncks. During the day
cavalry. Our 1035 is only eight killed and .“9 15917" “P 3 tremendws cunnonnding,
five wounded, and one mksmg, all belong-‘ shelling the woods furiougly., The =rebels
in to the Rhode Island Cavalry. ' : hardlyshpwed themselves, butmepliedfeebly
7 {Va captured six rcbel officers and one truth 3 f 9“ 5'10“-
hundred and fifty'piivntes. Among these f hast night we threw up breastworks along
ofiieei‘s are Capt. Beckwith Wm, of the the _entxre front. and slept on onr arms
Forty-eighth Virginia, let LlPutfi. J. R. “Mun LOOO yards of ihe'enemy’s bran:-
Dickwn and Waterman, of the Twelfth Works. Atfi‘ificlwk {WP morning General
Sharp's. 3 Pope entered Corinth without the alighteat
We also recaptured 15 of our own troops , resistance, and took possession. At the
ukgn ”hone?“ by the enemy at, Front same‘time the mayor who had come out or.
Boyalm week ago, among whom are “Jim. 9. different road, met General Stallion, and
Wm. T. Collins, Fiiat Cayimy, gem-£6 11. 'snrremlered the town to him.
Wu. Adjutant. Fifth Sew York Cavalry, There were no inhabitants. remaining ex;
Liens. Duryea, Filth .\‘ew Yorkan Fi'ed‘k cept women. children and old men, the ye. ---.-- ...,. ____ __ “w _ _
Tn‘umfhhe First Maryland Regiment, ' bels uuoyeedmg in carrying away absolutely! » --..wfl..- ._7 V m
“'9 “mm a large amount 011”“ng eyerythiug except a few provisxona, which, ‘ fi'l‘ha killing of Abel by Cain was the
tuion, including two éngines and eleven I“); the évarehuusgs and railroad depot, I first criminal came,said zlnwyer toamedical
mind eels- . .. r . furs! 3233") .d before we “"W‘Ed‘ The! Mk ‘ friend. "Sqré enough" replied the doctor,
Ourudlttn“ was so rupxdthat u. smamwd from we hospital, and “ser = "but before‘thnt happefied, . rib rm nan
w. mm, m; uni-ems not «biog aluminum the post-afica. They did notlomottdun's ddemndymeomfimmm
burn the eddy aw "m Shanna-h. leave 1 5111619 m. 994 M been; manna :fim surgical 031°11qu ‘ .
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GEN; 117215110” bccrm‘fis STRASBL'RG
Retreat of the Confederates.
General I-‘rcmnn! [hf/Put: a Pbrlion of Jar/men’s
. 'Army near A'huaburq—Jurksnh m 1"ull liptncut.
Wasnw‘crnn, Juno 2.~—-Intonnntion Was
received auhe War Department. this even.
ing that (Jim. l-‘imnont. had encountérml
and beaten. near Straahurg. yosterdty aller
noon and this morning. a jiart of Jackaon’s
rebel army. which in in full retreat.
Fnznoxr's Hmww wring]
. Nom- Straahufg. June 1. 18432. f
’ General Fremont, with a strong cnlum-n,
left Franklin last Sunday. nnd hy rhftid
l foréed 'marchm crowed the Shenandoah
A Mountain ranges, muréhing nearly one
hundred miles over difficult roail~ with but
little means of trnnaporml'mn, and no sup
plies in the country. ' This morning. wiwn
five miles from Strusburg he overtook .l: ck—
son in full rétrout. with his Wlinle force, on
the mad from Winrhc‘stvr tlo Strut-Almrg.
le. Cluserut, cnmmanding the udvnnce
hrignde’, came upon thn‘ enemy strongly‘
postal with artillery, which Opened as soon
1 mi the. head of the cnlnrirn approached.~.
.Gen. Fremont brought. his mainjmlnmn'
: rapidly up and formt-(l in 'line of haltlmhnt
; Inclimn declined to light, and while hold
:ing-Colnnol Cluwrut in chg‘rk with :1 Por
! tiom of his grnnlms, withdrew his main force
l and continugd moron-mt... , , ' ' i
i In the Hkll'mlsll fiw of the Eighth Yir-l
ginia and two of the Sixtitltlt Uhin wvrev
(wounded. The ant-nu"; lm‘s is unknown,‘
‘ 'l‘wenty-llvo primiicrs warmtakcn by on -'-
cavalry. ~ _ I I
‘ Limit. Cnl. Dmvney.‘ of the Third reg J;
‘ mont Potomac Home magma, in askirmish .
lon ‘l‘humldy morning. drove a large pnrty :
Ol' Anhhy’a cavalry tlnlbngh Wnrdcnsyille,i
killing tno and “minding three. _
. Strasbqrg Occupiedfi -, ‘I
NEAR Stunts: nu. Juncjflp—Genbral ‘Fre-l
mom's advance .lnrigaule; under Colonnl ‘
Cluseru‘t, occupied Strn‘shurg last night
without resistance, Jackson rapidly retreat- ’
inf: béfore our fnrcos. ‘ l , ' l
A midnight reconnaissance three milns
beyond b‘tvasburg on Sunday night, camel
upon a rope barricade and ambush of Jack- ,
son's rear guard. ’Our man retired moccas‘ '
fully, however. with the 19335 of only three
wounded. , l
Colonel Figgelmeniel; of General Fre-5
mom’s staff, With only fifteen men, bril-y
liantly charged amme to flight. a body of
cavalry. commanded by Ashby in person. 1
[The foregning dispatches are from thel
New York Tribune’s corx-ehtmndent, tmdl
are approved ’by Col. ’l‘ra’cy, A. A. G.—l.'cp.] ’
LATSR FROM FRONT ROYAL.
Reconnaissance Toward flinchelteru-
The Enemy Driven Before Us—e—A Cen
non and Twelve Wagons Capture}—
Six of the gsryland Regiment Recap
tnred. '
[Army-Correspondence oanaoointed Press]
Fnox-r ROYAIq May 31.——A reconnaissance;
was made this afternoon from this point.—~
Our troops discovered the enemy in large
force. consisting of infantryT-fitillery and
cavalry. some six or seven miles from here,
On the \Vinehestter road. » Our troops opened
fire on them smith-one them for some dis
tance. taking seven prisoners and one eleven
pound cannon, manufactured in Liverpool,
in 1861, and, twelve wagons, several horses
and mules. and also recapturing six of the
let Maryland Regiment who had been left,
in as house in the vicinity. Their names are
John Garcon-an, of Baltimore, having a. frac
ture of the collar bone; Corporal William
Fowler, wounded in the thigh ; Edwin-«l
anhmont, wounded in the thigh; Henry
i‘nier, of Little York. BIL, shot through the
climb. seriously ; Thomas Mitchell, shot in
the leg ; and Sex-gt. Üblerfiir: Uler. serious
ly wounded in the thigh. In this afl'nir we
loet one man, named Crawford, late a mem
ber ofu Virginia regiment. who had been
captured by the enemy and released very
lately. He is from Wheeling, and mm try
ing to obtain a lieutenuncy. Ogtichnrd Hyu
throne. of Monroe county, 110, lst Vih
ginin,nnd Wm..\mes, of\\'etzel county, \'a.,
same regiment, weie nllghtly Wounded.—
Tlie low of the enemy was not ascertained.
‘he train from FO
- evening ' 1,600
Mflnnornl Prmths’
thkon "at I'ifllburg
I from the reginn of
]binary. and were pm
‘of the robels being
hey report that the
s: univorml among
i: are anxious to go
figknowledginp that
‘ t." Four hundred
JP {will arrive here to~
’A dlzpntoh to vaqrnor Johnson from
Gon..\'egley. d;ledyusi¢nlay, snys that Wyn
coov's Cxuxxlry; made 31 dusk into Winches:
irr and scan-god Stony‘s u-bel cavalry in
all diyflvtiolla.‘ llis'men are chusimz them
over rhe country. The :ajmech affix-Gus"
(-rnox' Brown is exciting a powerful influ
ence over hunflrcds wfld ham bucu lcd in~
to accessiu.
=I
Our Imam—“'9 hoax" incid‘enfly. that . us
the brigmls- and tlivisiopf x-épnrtd ol'llw U
nion casualties in thezhnttlps 01' Saturday
and Sunday last, at “$0 Fair (ml-cog, near
Richmund. ‘much Gem. [McClellnn'c heml
qunrters. it is Lemming; "mun-ant that our
Ins: in killed and wmpqlqd. “peciully tlm
latter. was mubh grentp‘ than was ac first,
supposed. 'l'll'erebol IMS in known to have
Lem from seven Ln hm fthoumndrnml we
now beliov‘e ouru will rflch Un- former fig
urPs—sevon Ithnufinnd : in-atmd nf three
thnlhantl. as m iginujlytrf‘portcdu—Was/dug
tou Slur 43f Friday. 1 F
, -: «.2+——~<—.
POLITICS OF OUR GENERALS.
Among tlms'e under. Jim! to bénl‘ Demo
cratic antecedent; arc Ql9.flulquing:-—\lc
('lellan. llalMck. My _twvll,’ puller, Dix,
Wool, Burnside, “UNLI 'hiohl<. M:m~fi«-hl,
Keys. “ointzvhnun. Fm: :klinJ‘. F. .\‘mifln,
((lc-cm.~ml,) Limdcr. (n‘ czw~d.)‘4\ndvrmn.
Rosana-mm, .\‘figel, Dumfor. Slllrgis. (3. A.
'l‘hnmzu‘. W. 'l‘; :lan T. h . Sherman. Hunt.
MbClornnntl. Crittvndphr Logan, liuussvnu.
.\‘Hmn, \Vyman, I. I.} Stovmgs, Mulligan,
Strides, Col. Cmcornn, iul Genry.
Among (hash of Rep: ltliugm nntgcednnts:
I’m-mom. Buhks. Sum”: Luna, *Pnpo.
('nrliw I‘lwllmJlfvlor, iSchouck‘. Humvr,
l’rontisrg Ferry, Terry. {19:13. and Pierce.
——4 - $- -
Wt‘npmin ' Rams éna n gond etm‘y of
Farragut. It ,mwns t up: hufnre tho Lom
lmrdment of the Ports 'lpolow New orlnnns,
the cmnmnndorehftlmlflnglish and French
_wyeels yf war yiem- at Hand hull desired to
crimmpnicuto with the EFnrtw. This-was n
;m‘ml to. After the t‘o'reign captains re
turned they informedg Captain Fnrmgnt
that it was bible“ forE‘lim to attempt. to
take the forts—that dd wonder: veswla n-
flout could reduce théigl or pass them.—
Farr'auujrt replied—“l w Is «ont here to make
the attempt :_ you may righL—but [mime
héro to fluke New Orlca s—-to piss the forts;
and I shall try i 9 on 1’”
Dirt-d Railroad (fimnniralinn Re'hlm'n
(brat/l and R:¢‘l«mmzl.—h“t mu thought that
the seizure ofthe Mam his and Charleston
railroad, at Hluntsville by Gen. Mitchell,
destroyed all ‘tliroct arid speedy communi
cation between the Sou hem States and the
Confed6raté capitgl. uch, indeed, was
our imnressioh ; but w learn Tram a gentle—
man who recently pant: over the 'route.
that there is irect mil dcommunicution
from Richmo 11. vizi Alilnnta and Mobile. to
Memphis and;Corinth.¢r-LLoui:villc Exfirac.
12=1=1
a Our Secretary of War is s strange
man. ‘He likes to tuk 'the country by sur
prise. l But a few weekj‘ago, he announced
that there were more soldiers already
enlisted than we had 'eed for, “and many
kofe‘musteredput of tlfie service Land now,
all at. once, we are toldlltugain that the cup
ital is in danger. and up urgent demand is
made for more (EOOpQ‘. What alre we to
think of an officer whb actsfiin moon!»
dictory a. manner ?—E:fie Obsa'yer.
. 19(ic-n. Greeley is dtillgiviug diractiom
M lo'how the {var shoulid he conducted:—
Why doesn’t, he strap on the epaulets. don
a Major Generai’s uniform, mount: Free
mom’s Rocky'Mountaih horse and take the
field himself! The oohntry loses invalua
ble services by his nbsdnce from the army.
___“— ... _ __.__.
@The pa an my mat Gen. McClellan.
though strucE by a pinto of a shell nt Wil
liamshurg. «wiped nhmjunfd. We are not.
surmised at. it. An officer who could stand
as many attacks from pokitxo‘mns n: herhm
done, mu\t b’e h’mbpmof.
”A Ger‘mnn woml‘m at “’insted. Con
necticut, thinks “ we in this country don't
know anything about war yet." During
the exigtence ofn war in Germany. she was
compelled to work in m blucksmith’s shop
for three years, so scarce were men.
[@“We are glad to hear that the circula
tipn of the New York Tm’mnc u; rapidly de<
area-mg in this county. That mfumnus
journal has done more to poison the public
mind of this section than every other in
fluence cogbinodr—Erie Observer.
- .- -..“; .. , ...
RM! old darkey in the humid of Co
lumbia. was heard to excl-aim: “Gmshus,
golly, what good times (1889 an: ; no massem
--no work ; :m’ Nasser Lincoln gib us all
we can eat, an' make de white trash foot
um bm. Golly, but dese’l’ublioau?an good
fellahsl"
[B-“Tell me ye angelic hosts, ye messetr
gems of love, shall swmdled printers, here
below, have no redress pbove 'I” The shin
ing angel baud replied; “To us in knowl
edge given; delinquents on the printerg’
backs can never enter heaven 3”
; v; ’"Y'V‘W ”WW
. i In. mars Lama. 31'!!! OLD mnon “and! my ': toe“. continua-r
t amp. tr. _; We trust that none of our tenders will: MW. i I . -..,__ - . ’ \
' L“ ~4¢:i‘::‘.:1:::1:::::';‘::’;:tizm'fisri ' siliieii'sliili'ialhi‘uiii3s3lll3 3‘ "”2 “m 'm’ MM") H m
. . . . . z ' ‘- 9‘“, ~ RAM; or turn om;
‘ ‘ndtstnignnhed (‘ltlll‘n of )few hark, exp» 5“ “"“cd the ‘"minimum. “‘i‘h rd’gnn“ to 1m - (ha 'k'ilsd 1 '
i . fig; 9;). Union party mov’gmen;v 8°? up 9, those Scam, Ind that btrenltn it», "e lobe ““181”ny “r 01k :2; Wounded at the
V ”victim in that Sflté, tn sextant coun- KOV‘me‘dflfiniMelfiflhju-tto such ruled and d“ lm- ‘1 :3, l are Richmond, '8
.‘W of which the “me EN“! attempt. 'rggutattona as on tm-pongiw, ”10m, in ",9 beVPfY PE"? ooiserve the names oh
tut-to organize in PeanvlfiF We ungaime," my “"95“”. Hr nflirms ttmt‘ tha‘ ntnm r mm ‘ ”Fm" and county—mem
id-r'stand thin Mr. hm n ,Vhigof Echelumm‘ “ {““W. the (maximum dud in N" 0‘ 00min“! h. and” commnnd 01.9,“!
‘ old school. He was “I‘m still ‘ promi-ime rebel Staten, in“, in." Congre]; h “I re‘ Jullow-thwnu'mxtn.‘Cupt. linxnr Cumrzuu.
nent, member of the Conslftitntionali Union Itrmnzd by the Lonstitutiun in lexlslntink for t 'The first Intelligence 1'1“] ““0 Of the"
party. Lint year, when 15‘: Un‘ion Conven- thctnh ut nuty d.“ whatsoever terms but to that (abutting: n contained in the following lot.
lion wna‘held “ Syn-use, New York, Mr. i minority. if thin bettrno. ucucioubaa dmmyfll‘ tor from I‘rof. D. Gilbert. dated.
.0 Duer ‘,u Pin“; on the 51%“ Committee of wgoticgirnmrft.‘ It Is not true, and than“: Pntubnu'uit, {line 4. MM.
0" that organizatioand oontinuot tube one of immozmni: u n‘t‘nch ot a revolutionipt u. 2' D. A. Bettina, Esq. :T—licar Sirz—l hue
m [but éommtttee. u well I‘B'OTthe Constitu- Re “Mic“ "I. hint, another: lfl‘dlng‘, mtn moment to my before the mail clout-I,
_ tional Union "an” i ingot,“ n ,htnrs that 'whorver who. of Conui- that among the wounded who urtred her-”lnt
1‘“‘""°“ ““ D“ ”i?“ W .1.. mustattaarzrrn -.A. Wet!" wt "I?” om» memo-aim
h Union movement in New; orlr which fins ‘ "m" to th" o°"mm'mi , (“an ron',(-"“3"b“"‘ “n" Ad"""*°°“n‘."-
t . . . ." ‘bm ‘0 n M? (:m‘orumm, mil-lung” by! Cupt. Chrttlmnn;woutulod intbetottleg.—-
ortgtnolly d'med to l‘ai'w‘f,“ purpooe'. iconstitutionnl n-rtrictions which these AhoJßall entered Above thuhnklc on tho which
: mu turned by the rank agent: :I of the A—tlition traitor: are seeking to are“ “pm“ me! and was reflected or turned out 0! tut-0n...”
" “WNW" finial "1d 5“" been "‘3 ‘ mere .ruilfl ofthemtd l'ninn. mex and Lotuor . the tibin, putting wound this hang up to “up
icombim‘mn for ofice amt spoil fhereftteed. if“? other nui‘nltL Republicnns (gm muggy“, the knee, where the bull,“ roundvold-1nq1t10u
,...»: ‘ . i . ”naive mytnnig M do’ With i find wrote citled tn repudiuting the o‘ldeniou, and in fog... ed one,) was extracted. lie ht quid comfort»
DHOCRATIC STATE comflxom . this‘letter tn reply‘w nu mutation extend- inhodowing at. new: Gofernment' in hitch their: bio : wound not dangeronl; and“ will, in nu
In ,ccordflnm with a resolution of the Dem- ted to‘hitn tohe present at the tor House t'nnnttcnt notion shall we supreme, 1 I ' probability. be nhle to hem-c {or home 3., m,
ocnttic smm Executive committee, um" Dxloc-l interview, as s representtttive pf both the 1 Tu: Unto): nn- wu—rnl (Io: suturing A. dnyu. I saw him and exxtmincd the wound.—
uAcY or PEASSYL\‘A_\'IA trill meet ini STATE ' Syracuse UniOnCOmmittee oild‘st year, and Alf u t This lsthe banner which the Demon-"..,.! Ila in in St. {oscph'l Hospital, in” which A“
CONVEXTION, at. HARBiISBUItG, on! FMIDAI',i of the Constitutional U'iion ' Committee ito party fling: to the breeze.’ Thin it thein‘tot-‘ “'6 “he" “'0 he‘d: brotlxht. ,
die in: du)’ of My. 18ch “.10 o'c-lo —, A- 3H: "'9" ""3 “°" i“ “a"; e‘m‘ince' r'im “M. in.” "m” ”"1““ "'Pm‘" P 60“! (D“"i°'.°°“'r°" “down“ sm’" "“1”"
to nominate “ham,“ Ifo, Acut'rot} 'ngul,‘ Duer any through the matter wttb‘ak n .oveo‘ pntnuttc heart. This is the only ford toj Ailo,.blll in the confusion of moving um“
“i“ Swim-en Glxnuntijnd to ad pt such . glance. and hasvn'rittnn this ndmira'ble .e-infety—‘he only refuge from de-pot‘uum or nu.’ from the smtiony the ilusfltul, I court not
mrnsnros es Indy he' iljeomed nee inry for} ply to the invitation. It sweep! over 'Bl] ‘3?<3l'J';—s‘v 'filld ”Wm- Will See them to-morrowumithi-n
the welfare or thé "emaicrntic nrtymnd the. the around. It leaves no floo hole‘for dis- ___—5......“ ' l Writ»: to you. t‘lu-itznmn inform me .h‘
WILLi \M ii.P\\fr;l%SJl, ‘ unicfnism tbltide in. 'l‘heioijfiots and oimsi A RIGHT STEP BAcme-i Reiln is woungud and Frankiin Keith 11:2:
Chairman of ”Fun Slam: Exi Com. iot‘ the false ['nion ’pnrty hire .th forth with “mm “'9'" “‘5O kmcd- maxi-tom wounded.
i __ -. “T““fif” _w .7 ”A? in clearness that no one c’pn an to “PP.” You can assure the frivnda that they are in‘ one
SIBOM neighbor ofthe‘SVerltinqlt testy ;' ciete. - t ‘ . g 07"“.“5‘ “WNW" in 1?“ city: hove over:-
—§eems even dislmed‘ito“)rovuké news-‘ ‘ ”f—T—moqoo ~3— —:-—r—: l thing necesmr: for their comtart, and are at.
Wiper qunrrel with “'5 iWe never ave any“. . WT)!!! Compllflj life-mu who i sore thorn tended by the but of Sui-gram. I will no
fancy for such busingas, and le .of alli m the aides of eel-tam Republtéonjleat'len. them an often of ponsihle, nnti uttcnul to over,
when the thermometer} ranges in t e “in_! We were told the other day by n subscriber. Wunl. that may nnso. hour; in hasn‘t, .
(ids. What it is that put: our néi ihqr in i that “fame” gentry. a netgithor.oppettl— ‘ 1). (”mm
sujr-h in humor we cannot pmitiveii amen-tn: 9“ winm vcty ctiroestiy t° discontinue It"
Whether it, was our‘nllbsion to th . rcpt-c. i and. as an argument. urged that he could ‘
seiutntion 9f Athuns (‘o' My ”in the ecretiy it!“ ”'0 NP‘Y Y‘Wk ”“5""? sotnuch “h"i‘?“ i
called conoln‘vc of Rnliitbiiénlt (not Union) _O‘” onbsqnbor kn?“ the 79'6"“ “7 be Bn“
editors at llvnrr'leturg, or our exp ures of' Abolition s"th “a would not have ”.0“ i
thia Abolitinnism ofhia party. that. “ iinchea i any “90‘0"?” 56’“ “‘9 Baltimore AMT”?!
hi’g toes," or somethingtelse in our. onducti “'5"? WOW‘L b“? bur nubsorther (I‘d “
oi'ithe ('ompUtr tlutt (ides not pl» 3 him.i"a"t}l'“l“"th"' ‘l‘“ lost tite‘llendere n
ce‘tuin it is. that he, nilows‘ his “ vii Dtls- I SU3EP*‘i’d‘ “"3 S""f““".'/’/*i"-’7 "W '3‘? r ”“
shims ”to get the better‘ ofhiajtulgnont. :I’H‘T! 0‘" “"s“le “smelt a "3'00",
film] he we“ and (:00in thought e mat-t The leader was too earnest. by half. Why
to over, lit-,wouhl not‘ihtwe nllud l to the? ““0“” I‘d' “0 "“"N‘F" l'i'iis’l“. about "In“
veiy singular mosque M tho' Prod: ”a in 33mph" his, neighbors tool“ 'him" none of
which that t'unctionnd' undertake to re- hiabusingss, WWI)“ Th” dxdi'northmler
iict'e Secretary Cmut‘rOflVfiOln the en-ure , (like todiqtnte to him Whfi‘l’fllfiifi 1199110 Id
I'o!in upon him by the iimior Home 1' Con- ' Ruimctii‘kfff’f- -:- i !
grtiss. for the Cu‘mmin‘gn corruptiniiis andi - At insthmr 33““???be if! 1053.8 on hm.
myfnrth. Camet‘mt doqhtrml at (it 3dinner i Said he, " When Know Niothutgtam stu. bed
at he Joni-s House infllznrnishurgmhnt he you aptwowlgml me in ”'0 mine W 3)“ ‘0“
il’a appointed Cummings. and was innwill- 1 "WW“! the “WP”? without "“0“"er and
mg m ehirk the respoimiilfiiity. tim- um, urged evmbwty a}. stop it- Why dgd you
not: Congrats censured“ him—hy_ 3uite a do “1' WWW?“ itfi-‘lmm'i ."m." midnight
number of Refuhlimh voton,' " ‘ And llfliilflK—’\:olll' onthi nml your fcnm'pimcies
thin in stops ”he Tt‘eaiiit-nt, «leciitt' 1; that If“) Nb 0‘ their rights Cullmiics fwd l'ot'efn-i
thd' appointment of Udfilnliflgy‘ “'t‘lsflaix not. 1 ‘fm' Tm“? ”WMitlteffioltngnkrmo 1:0 in int, 1
ami‘tlmt 1w nlnnio was iit‘flpnnn'litle t erefor.§ "W [O‘d‘Wi 3‘?“ .nruinqt “1”"‘3 .‘0 ncknnwl-
Till the nppoinjttnvnt in“, to (refit mild-l “if—‘9 “’9 fixt‘mmplc’s Y?“ S}“‘“_‘l‘r“‘“f‘h‘“l-—‘
rstiflnnsc, impiopor, iii t-vidvnuuiihy the' AW] "”‘f'i ””f! u“? """l"""' "i gl‘ViH'é «1161
vol? of cmtsure nltetulyj nilu'nletl to-{nfni \fu ' i“_'”i‘le “a!" "‘ l""e"“"‘l :10 ill" ‘ ’hoLlmn "”15
lm ’e our noighimr tyili inim-m u.~ it! what I “i 37"“? WHY—mm“ "_"lvh . ”0“ 0“" Pf"!
"i“‘limH the t‘cusurv Lusitmrod m". m I iF:“‘)‘[t lifts-fire, inrhn'moil to EWTT"; u ."m ngnm ;
by the assumption of dulumings's a “toll"; , " ’"‘{"‘=’ _lti' \um “lid"t; n 'l-0 “Him now i
Illl‘lill by the Pfl‘zfiitit'nl‘iiitilol‘ii'. _ ; {that It “at: iwfnro... lint ‘\uu mvc nought
'i‘ilmt we should Minute to‘ the itealing ynurhplork m the “mu"? nun-kin: .1 amno
1 . : . ‘1“ fl . .\hoinilnntst—hut nm 101- [hp [won n it‘
done lny ltt'pulahcnnwh unlut) o, as n . ‘.t‘ _h , ‘ .l. . 1.; I
iiiic ‘0 finalist; owe it) tho mitii . 'l'lm‘ was "rim n“ 4tlt>lllillllfllt m. It: I" “- "L
Pu ‘ J Z . . ~. .1 , know iiiuilimvu/L'I'KU ill! for lint” the [nib !
stun-nth: : rtmatltlyni [-mtnzm‘nt telnuh- 'l‘hc (it; .1.. K “‘H d.. H i '4 hi !
_ I i —. . ; 111/I‘ll L 4 ill , .ur _\\ )u “0
“unis" as extimo‘i by hon '“ yck. ).uv*es_ ,do within“ it if it amt mt: iih'o times} as
ntttilotiu-rs, or (/w .\rmn' flurry, dosnryt‘ to be, much [M ii tlnw ~ i -
initllburo to tin: IDOIH' by any L-(iilfl in tha‘ t v H‘ . ' i,
. . . , “I'l'l‘ lili' cum'ni’tntmn drolipetl, tho .9-
l:uni:nmlweare quitesure that on nmgh-i .1 t, '. J' . '1: i“ .cd
I i MII hit! ”1“ ‘n ”u; ("(56 f mi”!-lfliulviunnitmin [inning Hg." ltt‘ I.“ ,bttrr
’Ori‘vfiu, O y‘u :, ‘,'- , ‘ .np” cnnajnlnruhic‘ mart-1 of a “hornet’s
[IL-”tel I” own party m'rfim'l”Wu/m, ' . “ "in" nest "Ithn'n he :nt‘ticipntetl.
Mr.‘ Buchanan occupied the Pros: enlhnl} A} ..i .. , ~...... .. ..‘- ‘
chair, tht‘ Stalin-'1 ti‘chtetl Iwith “_ -orrup—? DEHQQRATIC JTRIUMPHE IN 7DEB
tinnlsi” For weeks nntl months on fivcursi ' 1 1' MOIWB, lOWAX
they constituted it! hoi‘rbyu NOW, H e “('nl-i A corroelwtndcut writan t) (h? Argus
iur iteing on the :nthot‘ harm," it i mum .' from Desi Molnvfl under dam; t' M’W sth,
As long as Simon Chm-Iron claimed 0' be a ' guys: :vuoiu alumni! 9“,, eircti‘ , took place
_Degnocrat. the Sentinel was unspnrin in its ; to-dnjfi, "flit! regultk‘tl in u com tieté Demo-
Jenhncintion of his qtiestimtnhle t ansoc-"m-mit; triu'mph. ,‘ 1 a ‘
tinnit. But so soon M an: tnr‘nmi R muhli-i ‘t't‘hrymzis Curatinhgh. our candidate for
'Cunr 1W 1’00“le 3 “,mrvellously ilu‘opcr ‘ Mny‘nr‘, wris Qiectoti over Wm. H. Jmtshtier,
mm nin our noighboris Pym. ‘ (it; I Ilblnihlicagn, Aloli’tinn. and Know Nothing
ANNE!" P 030“ 0“? DEiBIIbOI' P 3 tends tcnntlidute,‘ by 90 mhinrity ;nn‘d eleven of the
toil nuite gratified hdmuse‘Gov. rmgue‘ fourteen Aldermen ttre Democrats. '
has! n chosen United. States Semi: r from i ‘f'l‘he contest wait a party. one. and out: tr'fi
Rhogtie Island. We will wager a bi! 'npple : ulnplt adds another to the list of Demodrat
“l“th "mild have bed" ""1!!! 50 h I Rt“? ic victor-int}. Two years since the candicinto
WNW" been elmted. iAflerGovfip gue'u ' elected to‘tlay‘by the Dvmocmts, was defeat
renhmination for the :Guhernntorin' chair ed by 21_mujofity by Lntnhfrfivho woslthe
by the Democrats, the'Repubiican ' "VHF, Republimn candidate to-dny.’ 'l‘his'se Ind
tioni met, Mid knovfingl "1M itrwoni be 3 trial of strpngth olitlte pnrtieg with the jute
hopeless job to run anybody again him. . undidnteigfnnd “Tith such n Beehive result.
resolved to show net fight at all}. Butf in an intiiontion of ttheicllanges that are
"patriot of the true stump” as hols, and; taking place in Our midis E 0: the last
after having “ raised rngiment'nft ‘ rc-g'i-' two years the city E, hasheen‘under Republi
mentt‘or the support of the GoveJTlment’ can control, and its destiniee’now pass into
against rebellion "on he did, whénn motion the hnndspi' the liemocrtiits.” L
was made imthnt nep‘nbttcan Con nno'n v - in» «w
to give him their support. it waj ‘ omptly} BUYING im mus.
u._. use” pool ~1- with hid: the ‘P'
lix dayh and store,
”The union of lakes—the union of l:
. Thr l'nion' 6f Sum-s naive Would
“'l_‘bc‘u‘nim: of hearts—thann'km uf
A'nd the Flag 0! our t'niol forew
i 11. J. sunny, gum-oi? {Np Pwl'll
MONDAY momma. JUNE 9, 1862,
cuuutry
Wed dam! There web urn" rm met hues: wit: WI 416 ..tent's
for you. Butthey math a virtue ot'lneces-i Pm“‘°l‘ to “‘um the ““95 ofthe
sity by hacking down in good tim to his; South huibgen received 135' the movie of
irresistible popularity, pad we amp t that 1“” Border Mates.) ought it “lief! “10 ‘lf"
the Sentiml only praises him now nae . holders oflsuch " tnoveme 0f "'5 utter “b‘
[no other course 'iu let};x it. in the pr'mises, i surdtty. , A“ yetwp h'“:° ‘o‘ “3°“ a “"319
and because the hops; is entertain Ptlmt | 'paperfint‘h the esception Of, “'0 ‘3' three
by such seeming'hut harmless fail-nest a few 3 m Dd“ are, WWW? and Eifmsounilwhich
Democrats my ;be aghin gulled “#0 the: ore to moist Intents_ roe hotel}, I at’has
"Union" movement advocated her ute. , spoken oflthe proposition With favor. I‘ho
Caudor in thel long tun, is a good thing i Inuleville‘gJovrnal is of the i'PP‘iwbn “3“
neilgltbor'! Advocate twhat rad/1] ’e the f“0 Writ otltlle South Win nopept ‘PW‘E 0%"
principles of your WW» let them i 1“, l dud the nt‘fllwral of the same city}, a paper
so deeply dyed with Abolitioniiam, “a the 1 whole loynlty isi equally unquiettionable,
people will give you credit for being honesé‘l'zurl"°fjbe 17?”? 93131110323
. ~. ~ 3 , "we gave lon 155 v: inn 1 omit-y.—
m your oonv.l_tions, though they “I“; ’lO- l \Ve don’t‘liolieve there is i sluveStete that
31ml: "‘3’“. “5 in very ind taste, partl ,“ at y has the slightest dlupnnitinfi to makes trade
in tlmcgllke these. i iof the sort; and we knové ‘very well that
the North. will not stick t ' such ohm-gain.
One pelt of the North wouzi like the eman
cipation very well, but they would not a
gree to‘ pay the money;§the test would
think the emancipation gitself ill-ndvised,
aml, of course. would object to pay for it.—
It will he a long tithe before the white man
in this country will agree [by his labor and
‘ tail to pay thousands of millions to eman
cipate and colonize n'egroes. Common
1 sense will condemn the wild experiment.
“ In short, it is a tmk difl'icult enough to
iput down this rebellion itself, and the men
2 who do it must let the negro alone. All
1 men will‘ find this out before they get
2 through.” '
3 We agree with the Democrat exactly, in
, thinking that the “ North would not stick
‘to the bargain." Ounpeople Will eventual
; ly find the war debt alone heavy enough,
without helping to pay for the ftteedom ofe
l parcel of lazy blacks, who would be unfit to
lenioy the liberty they obtained. The men
l who are so anxious to abolish slavery should
[be willing to foot the bill out of their own
u‘pockeLs.-—Erie Observe-r.
H‘Tbe Anny Surgfeons, who are Equip
ed to administer to the sick of the} six or
seven hundred conmbpnds. old and young,
butt and blind, that mp jammed together
in Dufl‘ Green’s row, it} Washingtox‘), com
plain of this species orf extra duty, which
interfere: with their oblig‘nions w trio sick
and Wounded of the nfmy that. nré congre
gatgd in that city at this time in great. num
bers. ‘ ' ,
QThe Jackson, Ol‘iio, Standard. 3 paper
that last. fbll professed: to be sure thét “the
crushing out of the rebellion” depended up
on the election of the ”called "Union can
didates” to the Legislature, boldly dgclares
now :——“Takingit almgézbemhi. is the most
disgraceful, hypocritical and woythless
Legislature that. ever met in the State of
Ohio." ~ . 1
“Propcrty in Dininp‘ThO Wide-Awike 01“
atom, in’the campaign 0f 1860.Vebe&199fly| [G‘Some of our Republican friends do
denied that there was any "property inynotlike the idea of our publishing the ex
man.” With their usual consistency they 1 positions 9! the Cong-suiting Investigating
have ignored nut munition, by ptjrchuw Committee. They should not obmphin of
in; the big and link ndgroen of the Diuriat ‘us for citing the mums.“ of Muir own
ot'Columbi. “$3OO pefhead. 3 . witncnes.‘ 3:i a
OUR FLAG 1
EISI
DITTYIIURG. PA t
nth—-
-\ or;
ECM
The House of llepmsenmxiveg, oh ‘\’Vet‘lnes-‘I
dly week. hid'on '11": table Seinnor Sumuu'ui
bill to “low negroés to carry ch. mnila of
the Unhed Sines, whit-l: pnssed ilue Senate¥
.bout gunman} ago. AThis was 4!ng in pnrau-I
.m—e ofthe ucémmcndntion ofthefloule admit-3
tee on; Post Offices and Post Roudn. .\lr..y COL"
fnx, (Republic-um) of Indium, gave the venous
of'Lhe (,‘omminfl- for lhelr action,‘um). ihese
were briofly as fullmnz—
“Not a single pervon of any onloryfroml any
State, hnd QV'EI lmtitiuneol {or IhiiJ'QPEIIL: No,-
I’osnn:\st.-chnel-.il lmul ever n-rnmmemlod it‘
_no public Bpinion ilemnuded it, 111. would
not. only allow neururs lo be until, ennlrxicto'rs,
and therefore akin-rs til" the (im erunitutmut In- '
dinns und (‘him-se fill)”. it. “uuld impair the}
security.“ the mnilsrfur in‘Wllfl: Strikes blpcks,‘
lndlnns and (,‘him-m ure- nut allowed.“ in until?
:iguinst the whites. and. ifmbbngd while in jtln-ir,
'humls, we could not procure l’g’gul testimonyh
IIS nuwnofthc m nl cgirrivrs, nguinst‘lhe roh‘bursfi
It wo'uld also allow shu’ehuldiu; cun'mctqw to:
use their slaves us until~ currierl for them, in
stend ofJ'n-e \Ahitc-. “hum thl-y .are now ‘pmn
pell to employ, and mom-y would thus he ‘puidl
outfit our Post (mice treasury tor the lnhbr ut’
Ilnvu, whirl: i! nuw impossihle; and M this ’
bill could not, even ill‘lirgt‘lly. «id in crushing'
out the' Rebellion, u Irish ltr.t|mu;:ht the main.
duty of Congress. ur crippling the power which]
sunning thin treason, a large mnjurily 'of the
l'u.t‘tltiice Uumlmuvc concurred with him in.
recommending that, it. do not was." 1
Thia pregnant parngrnphia notonlyufprci-'
ble vindication oflhe action '5)! the commit
tee and theflmlse. lull. it (‘Xt‘mf‘lili ~ in 3:81;:-
nsl munntr the cthc and vikioiinlr‘nullljrc‘ of
nearly at“ the lugiJ-Itiuu 111-vial! hi! tho.
Senator from )lxlssncluisctti, in his effort to!
mnke the m-gro qnofllmi thr- [rirnniqhnl u’hjcct2
oft‘ongrrssiupul attention. ’ ‘ ; f l
DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH. ‘1 E
Thtl special «lonian in t! c [hicks and Lélligl‘L L
:distrirt, ordered Iy the ”mentor, to fill the; 3 ’ » ___..“h .
”again-y in Chum-,...; P-(“hhulpfl i,_v_ we ‘leilth'i WT)” lUtlh l’onuuh‘u'uin ll‘l‘gimonl lush
lot .\lr. t‘ouper, took place on Suturilny Week, lan iirli‘illeil, “untitled :unl unis-ingut the llnt
innil redulted in thé rllult'l' (rt ions D. 51:11.53. ‘l°_l’°lbr° “in"“m‘d- Captain “7’“ F-WAW‘H.
“:4, hy hetumioriry. T-te Align-min Imm. Uf Cunnimny :l, t’urmcrly of this county, in
it”! snys: .\ll kindnuul e\ cry innlgihahl sto- ; among ‘lhe wnulnlt-11. U - »l f
‘r_v.nn‘l :Iny njmuunt ul'nmm-y fmm nhront \r:|s-‘ " ’I . " “ “‘ ,
lliruupht‘in Pll‘lllzllltln tn (-.irry the 111-uuhlirim: l‘WmmN-I no uhsem‘c 0! 3 R'V’ “I'." li\"
canditlutt through the“ contest trilli llyingt ¢9|-' Wei-L, we firm-ll ('npt. W. l". .\lAtzh'H'u t‘omlm.
0"” hut "ll “" "ulna .Tl'“ l’elll'lu hxld' lbron n_r, stationed tcinpurnril)‘ at the I'vintul lapel},
chentedllwturc hy snmlur means, mud \tjuulrl, on the Humane. We found ”why” "”1,”
not full Into the s-une trap again. In spite of; ‘ . ‘- ' v
n“ the blurs and innenduei ”In! room he lton-' nnd checrtul, nmkmg the heat. of the. quail!"
jun d up to lirrjllvlice thi- 'puuplc nzninstimnr #0 lll‘ lmd llu're. In pununnefi' of unlrrn Hwy
nnmlrwu{evexrawmrlpn down in_ingokc th‘pahl destruved nil the lorry honta Md other mum
omnidu: Fl)rllf_\'ill):l lll‘.l~f.t‘l")pl’nlt lptlll! l'Lvtlie craft hetween that point and l'illtmrul'l‘l't'l’l'f
use ul lllc term "lureeklnrnlge Elem-tern, } and .. . . -
by the usuxvnption that they thele-lilack llt‘llllh- . l-neof Ihet utnpnmes of the Hilh urent Nutme
lit-um" wore the "till!" pn'rty. tun] nll oppoflil ’ a-y Junction—the balance in mm]: I“ lhilti
to them more diauninnids. nml till low .11111 l r; ore. ‘
"1.0"“ efforts m ”whim?" “3' the: Demgcn-eyg "We'nlno visitml the Hospital for sit-k null
lmuuphml mo t I!!lll_\- lur they-" Evie \reri; dc- . w ‘ ' . . d. l . . .
tel-mined lo nt‘lmil‘lstel’ a titling "‘l.”ch ”Pi the “wounded soldiers int. he trick, continuum up.
deetroyeré of the [ln-are of our emthtryxtt the wards ‘ “”‘l P3‘”"”l'- -\'“o”'~' 1'” ”WWW”
firrt opportunity. inul they dulit must ell’hetu- ill] ilnty there we found our frivndd llr. C: H:
““3 - The Dvafrm‘)‘ .“W‘ ”Elli li\‘l'lyz ““1 (:oimsttuimt mt. hi this county, um! llr. )li'Ku,
squarelLqu hnvc mini-rm! n memhm‘ I.L tri- ht‘ll I . . . l t l'l _C II lt .
umph, which goes boundingr ”‘Ll'llls'h theiland _ “er4?“ “fln‘éni' n:- P‘o “l o ”L ..‘m'
~. ~ km“ to nerhhliflmifin, 'ml l't‘uiire of 'lhc llospi‘tnl I! well located sin-“l autumn;-
hope to n dirtmrhrt eonnlrj. Erhis hut "Why! ply "trimmed. lltl «‘leilnline-n is rrmarklrhlt',
been regarded “' { elm-t: ”l"! doubtlul district. inn! ovary nttenliun that humanity euulil sug-
In the lull ul lam, it elected Henry. I}. _llonu- 1 ti m'd ”H: “mm“
hooker, Republic-up. At the election of ism)‘ .30“ ”l ' ' ;' e
Dr. Cooper heat Lnngni-i-ker ionl H 3 otos , , _ .' . . IT .
in": ofo W’“ of 2L1182. NW", hhwl-yrer. “Emmi, \\ ATl’J.Ct)\lPA.\\ li.l.l‘.(,Tll).\.—OnSttnr.
got the hnrd eflort< 'ot'onroppunénts throughout day hilt thetollm'int!itl‘llllm‘m‘ “’9" "‘“lm'i'g
"'9 District. "“‘Hlmniml‘rl! ’,iln‘ymnoniri “‘9 Director: ofuthc Gettysburg Water (mummy:
Aholitmn element‘in Bucks, Stile! beats chnr ‘1; W \lct‘lellon F ltlluehler Umrlel‘wfliw,
584 votes in the «l strict. ' i +7 ' ‘ ' ' ' h ' ' = ‘
bet the’trne frieltds of the Union; Ind tho deJ | 6 11. ““5““ ““1 .AWW" "0}”!- . The "0-" “1
tendon ot liberty ‘lml hm, rvjilire in mu m..." orgnuiged hy nppmnting G. \\ . .\k-(llellnn‘l'nut
ut [Saturday huh] it ill nvgrnnd irihuph‘; the ident, and H. B. Iluucll Secret") Ind Tlt'fl-‘
beginning of are ction in lawn rof cunslitu- surer .
tionnl liberty an frudom. Lhnt will ewehp ' ... 1-- --- -.- «I ‘
over the Noith li r I torn-do. The Idvocntes" \
otmob violence a d incendinrisiu, who menial CONDITIONAL UNIONISH. ‘
dig the very fonull tion from beneath the [tent-3 \Vo purpose to remnin in ntul uphold. the
lite ofgciril libcr . who would destroy the Union, obey its rightful government find
freedom of I loyal presl, and rub a patriotic lawn in all Mimlnt-ouistcu‘witlu a you! comment.
people at the right to think and weak, but‘e ...‘V_ Y. 7min. ' .
been rchukéd. Tl e proud prestige ul a nutlon- ‘ ‘ . - - I
. . . . i ' ~ and
«1 party whose glulriuus principles of cunstitu-l ‘‘ “3 pmum? that Garnwn' Phillip" ’
tionnl equality hAiig-‘sprend our continent with the ultra Abolttlo Isis generally. .hal't‘ 'anl
towns and citiu. whose Influence luu spotted been willing to nvo just such neonditioiiad.
it. with mnnufau-wnirs and made it _wllow uith' . . . ”3.
golden harvests, is nri~in;.r again with its grand Holmium” l'hw‘ .tthey hold that 'I ;,
record or thclmsi, to cheer the hem-N and I'_VlS not"comi.utentwlt agoodoontcteticf'.
strengthen the hopes ofa patriotic and liberty - ‘aud then argue to‘the illogical concluuon
l°"'“‘b'l’°°l’l°' ‘ i that; it‘ the Federal Government domuotfi
lin the exercise of unconstitutional 'md
insurped pow”, abolish it, they will now??-
- main in {And mpport the Union l" I» “111
. what the‘ Tribune meant by the condtlw'l
which it hunches to ita continuance in tln,_
y lt'nionelelLuhy Aryan. ‘
l --"~ 40.» ——~—~————— '-
a’wl‘heConstitution wan made for peace.
the war power “uprooted for war. .ln I
1 war, when necessary to preserve the life 0“
the nation. the war power takes the place
‘of the Constitution,juat the snmeu the
Constitution takes the place of thaw“
power in times of peace. The Imin {has
prates 11101". the violation ofthe Constituttoqll,
in the exercise of the war power. You 5““
get down either as a fool without 'sny hrttm. ‘
ora traitor who sympathises With them
hels. There is no use of strangling hreqth
with such a person unleils it _il to point
out. his ignorance, or spin-n him on tui—
tor." _'
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mnkofifimmfimlmom
I The Democrntic State Gummit'ceof Minneso
i tn have called 3 Suite Convention. to be com
posed of double the man! number ofdelegues,
to meet at St. Fun on the second lot July,‘ for
the purpose of pe acting the Dcn'toonuie 'ur
gunizntibn of t State. The ‘ committee
says : ' j 5
“All who are inc imd to step up to the helm,
ofthe Union again t its ‘open and furtife foes
‘ in the North as. we I u in the South—who see
no benefit but muc evil to the North and South'
in the proposed to version of the wanintn one
for interfering “'5! the pcrngntit‘e of Stntcs,
and forcing into f eedom those who have not
asked for it. and W 0 can never be citizens of
the ['niled Smtes—4who are opposed to being
grievousiy taxed to; pay citizens oiother States
for npgroos to infest and corrupt Northern
communities—whoi view with alarm, violence
to the ypirit and iehu-r or the Constitution un-I
der any pretence, had would rebuke the car
ruptiou nt“\'ushlngtou, which has scandnlix'ed'
tbcchnhhc and thjnggue conlinlly invited to
come up to the we k, as Democrats of old, to
snatch thgxr beloveh country from destructionr
and mart it In u net? career of peace, prospnrity ’
and fraternity.” I j
“ON—a i
@sz. Hrsn '5 recent emancipation 01",:
der. it is said, on re iable Lutherity, excited the.
most intense feeli gs ofindignntion among“!
1 portion of the so‘diers at Port; Royal. 1‘ 1'92
quired the exerciselof stringent military ditci-i
pline to repress the ndigunnt expressions ofthe;
men.
Orncna’ vau
(msrtial atChnrlot -
‘nnd Lieutefiant M:
{keeping their win
,‘clothunnd mhlcr
10mm! D. Villier \
cum-rod.
xx PAN?S.——A recent court,
wn,Vs., found CapuinWest I
ey, Firs: Virginin,gnilty of”
in camp, drolgefi in mania I
.. them. At lhb inns ccfnrt
of the Eleven“; Ohio. fin
3, ‘ Other lent-rs. received ‘liem linco‘tiio
nhm'e. from munlx‘i-r of the ciinilmnyfishim
‘thng übput one-half of tho Company. (.nnm
berim! nl-oul 50 on going inui action.) 'wL-ru'
either 'killcd, wounded or missing. The
Philadelphia lawnmbffinturdny, publiahifs
the following: . '
- Company K.— Killl‘d P-Rorgcnn! Eclvmrvl
“'crtn. Wonnilcd—(hiptuin Henry (‘hriumnm
Sergennt .lm. if; .\hhnu, Uorpomlluhn T. I‘m-f
{Torporul Com-ml Snyder, (lhrpurnl Frunklin
«sum, David Adm-s', Jurse AdmumJnlm Ali-:Ilnl'
Jnnws .\. Bingmnnn, Dunk-l Atlonll‘nrttJ'mir-h
Coilinn, Jzu-uh 11. Doll, Abrululm Keim, lulin
pylor, Just-pl: Want, )Juhn Wilson. fipim-l
\anren, (firm-g9 Weisnmntle, Daniel Shéiillvr.
‘.\li~sing-—Wm. A. Cass-llfAlrin I‘Znig: Frank
lin Kenn, Lmi anrenvg, Jnlnf'l'hmnpmn.
(in Friday u letter was rn‘ceived t'rox'n tlm
flurgmn nf‘the 23d 1'». llngixnr‘nt. conn-ynug
the find inlolligonco [hut Sorg. FuwquK
I‘lumu', mu 0“ l)r.-liuu:u.’uf this place, “52.;
killed in the haltlo. 110 mus buried an {he
field, am) the grave nmrk‘mi. llis {author
has gone to the scene. with A View to bring
hmne the body. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
'i'liu-ulmn: will {ill with son-mi: 41w hour‘s
ofmuny relatives mul frii-mls. Tin-y h‘uve'
tin.- sympathy of the cuntnuinity.’ in which
‘wZ- deeply nhurc. It i.~ \u he luvle thin tlm
wounded will speedily hammer, and‘ Ihu
missing return
The above specimen of Abolition logic
and treason in from the Pottsville Mint?
Journal. Tried by its standard. Dani;
Webster was “afool without any hadn‘t"—
These Abolitionists have a holy humid
the Constitution. Where does‘flxe “WI! ,
Power” spring from. if not. from the Com .
stitution 2—nnd how can it be exercised!!-
cept in accordance with the Confliflluofif’
1f the Journal is right, then it is within in}.
power of u rebellious minority to dun-0,“;
suspend the operation of the Constitution
pm! to render the liberties of every a.
citizen in the country subject to the ug
ponsible “War Power,”—-a palpable My?
dity. Such doctrine would suit hiya"
but. not the} loyal people film an" - all".
for an Constitution mutt. maxim
id: Union. ‘ "
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