The compiler., August 25, 1862, Image 1

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The Conunnjn published every Monday
morning, by lIINH‘J: Snnu, at $1 75 per
unnum' if paid sirictiy 1x “Inset—s 2 00
per annum if not paid in advance. xNo
subscription ;discontinued, unless at the
option of the anliaherf until all arrearge‘s
“8 paid. V ; ‘ . i
Annunsinxrs inserted at thousual rates.
Jon Pmsnxa done with neatnw and
dispatch
—‘_ Girls: in South Balti'more street. dii-eptly
qpposite thplérs' Tinning Establishment
—“ Conn.” Pmsnxu OFFICE " on the sign.
• Desirable
‘ T PRIVATE SALE—The mbscribal’ of-
A far; nt Private Sale the Property ho- now
Mg" 103, situate in the Borough nch-ttyshurg,
on (fit‘west hank of Rock (heck. The Trrtct
’ cfimnins 7 ACRES, more or less, ofexrr-lleht
'land, dmcluding a \‘ery'lurgc and ~pruductive
Garden. The imprm‘cnicnls Me a . ‘
’ nnc mu! a half story doublp BRICK
HOUSE, with 2 Cellars; all in ex
cellent reminu never-failing we” _- ‘1
of the but soft. watcr, A Frame Burn, Wilh
Gram! '. Corn (Wm, Hug Pen, #O., also a lot of
Fruit 3%”. Thore is on the premises an ex—
_ lensivc‘ “WK YARD, liming ant-quantity ut
prime shy, and being \vleocntml tor thr bus
inrsj. .
'This pruperty (gm-rs rare induct-menu, mrh
as nro not often to he luv]. It is in every rO
- must .1.-mama. [‘r-rmnn wi<h7ng to \ irw
it are roqmstod to ml] on (‘1!- Sllhtrrihvr, resid
‘i‘ng thrrcnn. Tlu- terms ui” luv made enkyv.
Ifnm mld hrfore SETL'HDAY, the 30th of
AI'GI'ST Mun, it will (mthut 11. x) he pm up :11
Public Sale, at k o'duck,_ I'. M.,-4‘ll tlm prem
isvs.‘ - wfix LI'TZ.
‘ VJuly 2121‘962. ts :" ,_,
Supéljintendent’s Notice.
WILL gx'nmine Tmu'hCN nhhe [Silmfing
I mum-«l ‘,imw n'nd plnrl-=. tu wit:
(Vxfiard annchip. .\"vw (anrnl, Aug. ‘ZR. 9 n. m.
Fromlnm‘ \lurilz‘s n. Aug. 22', l p. m. ' '
Strilhun, "unlorf Hg. 31L {I n. m.
Huminglnn. I‘c ‘(pL 1.9 :1. 11.
_thinlnrv. Shm- fiIIIIN‘: Svm. 2, '3 n. m.
"(hiding and Hum ‘ unplnn..\‘vpt. 3, 9 n. m.
H.4mi7tnn. E:l~¢l;1h-r.‘in. Supt. L 5) n, m.
lin-r“ wk hnr , \hhml=town. Svill. .'., 9n. m. ‘
I’wrwirk tp ..Ehlvr~ S. ”011 w, 90m. 5. ljp. m.
Mountph-nsnm. Hrufih m”) H. H.. Split 6:, D :l. m.
lannx-uun. \erhc-rrys'own. Sum. lit-W a. m.» _
. Ynium FrhiMf-a S 4 hon! Huuw‘. firm. 9. I'o :1. rm
(h-rmnny, Link-«(Mm Svm. 10,951. m.
Mounljm', Two T.|\'<~r’nn, 59M: )1. 9 n, m.—
(‘mnlerm-t (h-nvflmnz. Snpt. Ii fl n. m‘
Throne, Ih-ithNhurg. .\\pt. [5, 10 n. m.
Ruth-r. ".\thla-nm'n, anl. )1), Mn. m. '.
\lt-nnJ‘lvn‘ lh-nwh-ruiHm .\‘opl. 17. On. In. .
Franklin faulltn‘x'n. Sept. IR. 9 n. m.
Llhnmhunhmi. Fnirih-lnl. St-pl. In. 9 a. m.
’Lil‘L-rt'r.‘liruypmn'- S. Hume. Sppl. 20. 9 I‘. {IL
' ‘\«JHH‘N ('. ELLIS, CO. Sufi/.4
New ()xfgrd.‘ Aug. 4. 1862._ 1d .
m, \\')l. 1;. mum's '
' . DENTAL REMEDIES,
in: THE BEST I\' TH]; \\'OHLI),
A [\ann’q v
l-‘LVE TEETH AN!) .\ SWEET BREATH
AK“
(THING TOUTHAFHH AND NI’II'RALGLL
I!” _vén “iah t . ho big-<50.) “‘hll nnal mlmirn-d
fur l’rumv \\’“HK mu] Snuml T('l'”l')< L'cr:
Dr. Wm. B. Hurd’s Unrivalled Tooth
‘Powder, \\ unmhwl {rt-v l'rnm :u'inl. alkali, or
am uuurihm sul‘nmce. Prlct- ‘25 cents per
hvu. ’
[Effi’lhw'no of the nrniin'lry cheap Tam)!
Y’nmh-ri. which \\himu hut dummy.
llv-ynu \\.i~l3 tuln-r(-r}:liri Hm! yénrHRF‘ATII
is purv. t—u‘nr-t. nnd nérM-ulnlv ln bud-and nr
\\ ifr,‘ lm'l-r or {lii-gill" ~ l'it‘ Dr. Hurd’s 091-,
_ebrnted Mouth Wash Price 3711-”!er
“IMHO." ‘ ‘ ‘ - '
Thie "stringent. \\'nth i: "19.1 the hen romtfdy
ill HH- “4er fur ('.L‘nkrl-r. Um! ‘Hronh. Ilfv'fllnng
(:n‘nw. Fun- \hyulh. (~10. h Inn: ruradlmndH-Js.
Im \nu urinurrhi‘clrcn mfl‘u-rl'lmn'l‘nll'l‘ll-
AUNT-"w! M Dr. Hurd's Magic Tooth
ache Drops; I‘qu- L'- N-np‘ 1'" lmlllv.
-.\'rt- rnu nIHh-led \\ith NEURAL“! \‘l (PM.
Dr. W. B. Hurd’svfleuralgia Plaster;
'l‘lw mus: (theme nil-1 dchghlful rmncd)
kuoun. ‘ . '7
Tnm’dfi nnt “NIH-re nor l;_li<'cr..lml «::th
\nml l-[num' pain .1“ «v: Tn Ilfcm. Pun-1H
fund 3:? t'l‘uta ~.\luilml nn rr‘m-ipt of prim-
l "n yin ‘\viwh n» rumplptt- set (If: HHVTAL
("li\H'lfH-IS mu! .1 Tyt'lll((“0|l I'rrsvrvinrz
thh? Get Dr. W. B. Hurd’s Dental
Treasury, ~l‘.lv umrtroFt :uul inns: \lllvnhlu
prrcm't that nuv fri'wul (‘nn quake to numhur.
liriruSl. s‘"! by EVpress (I'l I'm-rip: nfprit-P.
V 'l'or mm: m. the heat. stores lhrougholil [he
—— cmmlm‘. - ' '
, (I‘u'nm.—‘\: there? are dealers who vnkc 311-.
‘\'nmnm- of our :Inhvrlisomvnls In impnuv “pun
”wig- ( mummy-Q inln-rior prup:\rulitw<.-il i: un
cc-‘u‘rv to iusjit “an baring what you en“
for} pm! you \\'!ll mz'r nit: MIST. tlmronzhh’
toiled. nml [wepz‘lrwl by an (“llK‘l’if’nK‘l'd and
scientific humid. 'l‘rcneurcr of the .\'v\\ York
Smu- Donfifl'e‘_\<<oriu\ion. nnd Vu-e President
oLtho New York City Dental Society.
Address '
. .A‘TM. R‘ "('RD k C().. New York
July 21. 1862
. WGET Till“. (‘lllCAl’l-‘ST .-\\'l) BEST.‘:‘
The -“ WiHiams & Orws ”
NI‘IQI'ALH‘ID 533 rm DUI'RLE ’I‘IIRF, \D
j I} l"l\.\lll.Y Sl-2~\\'l.\'<‘. .\l \("lISE E—Tlm
“ \\‘illim‘ns & Orvja" Sowing .\lM‘hinl‘ has lmcn
in {he market mnrly f 0 xr yours. rlurlng \\‘lllt'll
time it lins ucquirml~ rI-pntminn sex-(lnd to
"IQ fno other in the orltl.‘ For excvllum-e,
(lur: ilily and elegant of finisll it it unwr
pnsg. while for clienp'iesi. simplicfu, ruse
Aaml nni<eles<noss of notion. it_ has never hem)
U’ "l““llc'l. “'0 w rrnnt the “Williams k’firviz"
, to he oqunl in (fiery respect nnil superior ‘in
many to any anflimncliinc now in line. It
, makes jhe double-loop stitch My] will run,
' hen). gather. tuck, fell and embroider, imd do
all the work. Lhnt mn‘ho dune on any Family
Sewing .\lgu-hinc ever made ! , .
anchines forwarded by. Exprvu with
. {woctiouffirr usingfivm able on delivery,
" ‘ Every Machi’ne warranted and key}. in
repnjr one year without Clmrgu. ~
.- a‘ih Agent wanted in every town and
county 1; this Slate‘eust of the‘ Allegheny
Panountain).
' fiflnclose stamp for terms and circulars.
' Adgress, (‘..gn. JONES a; co,
(Boigssi No. 50 North 51!; 31., below Arch,
Jul: 28, 1852. 4: . I’hiladelphin‘
Spectacles, Spectacles.
OSEPH‘BEVA’N,Ji§n of the “‘Mch nml
' ‘Spectncles, in the diamond, has new on
hld’n large assortment of Gold, Silver and
«Steel Spectacles, and is prepared to suit all who
‘ wig. fuvm- him with a call.
. 8;; can paid for old gold and lih'fir.
. In 2 1862. , _
Nqtice.
mum.“ BIEHL’S EST.&TE.-—-Letters
of Administration, de bonis non cum
testamento annexe, on the estete of‘Abrn
hem Biehl, late of Union toyynsbip, Adams
county, cleansed, having beet-r granted to the
“findersigned, residing in the same township, be
hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
laid «fate to make immediate payment, and
those swing claims ngninst the same to present
them properly euthenticatedfor settlement.
. ‘ AMOSLE’FEVER, Adm'r.
a July 7,1862. 61;
New Restaurant
‘ HE undersigned has opened a Restaurant,.
_ it the corner bf York and Liberty streets,
tysbnrg, when he will keep everything in
an!“ eating line in season—llla Ale, Lager, and
9' at, Segue, Tobacco, die. He is likewise
. ‘ ' gap I Saloon for Ice Green: At the same
I ~ ‘ Hr hopes, by attention to business and
ndesire to plane, to receive a libenl share of
enatgm. HENRY W. CHRISMER.
39.31855, 1362. _ _ ~ ‘ _
FIE attention of £ll3 Ladies is respectfully
, invited to n higer and splendid assortment
‘ o dies’ fine Kid nndlorocco BOOTS and
SUPPERS_amng Ga‘lten, &c., to“ at
April 21. B. F. MCILHENY'S
PURE BRANDY, AND WHIISIKEXI'), for
‘ medicinal on. 6 anti: aw rug
' tern of purp Ink". R. HORNEB.
, DRE GROUND SPICES, Minted aid
, ground expressly foi Dr. Roer :30 -
B's New Drug Store. A‘
Property
4:4‘tl‘l Year-
'l'hr: [mopit‘ffjf Admin-county hiwe now a
fi'iia- (nrpnrlunity to decide which bf tlm~c
moat shall lmye a seat in lhafriext-Legislu
tuii’e of Pcnmylvunia. “'9‘ have nothing to
stiihngain-zt tho private charncter'of eitbé“.
Were it awn true that olljortions could be;
raised on thht‘scnrp,’ we still have moré ge-
Spf'ot Tm: Fmr follow net-n than the conun
(‘lrum oF-the “Stnrmnll Banner.” who puts
right and loft, with the indis‘cretio‘n of n
hulfgrawn school l-rsy. \\ _
lint lnnving all this! aside, we‘ ask‘ the
people of Atlama county to think ctfluily
snd diqmsinnntoly over the matter, and
then ask tlmmsoli’cs the question, wh'ch is
the mm: deserving of our supltort—llivnry
.l. Myer-q. who has heet'i umvnv‘p'ring in his
paliliml course. :1. moral. uprilrht‘nml mn
m‘xlrnt mnn_i3§all his dealings Tand doings,
kind‘hgarted. charitable. trustworthy nnd
mngrinnimous. paqsessiug, in} short, ‘nll
thaw high qualitieg which (lis‘ingulish the
gr-ntjwmun : or John Ilusbey, xjho lmq pro
von himsnlfu chapter of incn sistoncins. a
pprl‘oct m‘aitimrcock in politi‘:s, and. Tan:
Mimi and m'orhearing' in every new idea
usu‘tmml. ' “:0 (1%) Mr. Bushey‘md injudicé
in igni’ihg that such in the case, Ineither is it
r3l"- dwim to 4h) so. but he is tlie artificer of
iiie mvn "rt-Md, nnul nll _our‘ (loqire is to
plat-o him side by title witln'Mq Myerthcn
lot tho pmplolvoighjhfim in who lmlance,
n'ml lot whichovorvwill prove to he the hen.-
vinst. \\'n are sati~fimL Any
(‘hzin'zec hifi’ opinion: so nl'tori
(lPlliy M Mi; Bualwy lmclin tl
half :1 life time, is rognrlled
inintlml mom nk'eithor ficklen‘
ing nn =olf-cm‘nm‘lfnr somméhlw
Lunlrr. without nm' fixed prinoi
rule 04' action, shaping his c
llm t-lmncm of nr-quiring plat-o
. l \mcd for Mr..llu:bcy, hfili
hr- \\‘h:it he 1-1‘01'0~°~(~tl, Still‘tt 1)“
ho i'nilpd t 6 mat his fair pr‘
ltc~gi~ltuurc luyfkulking dli‘w‘iil
est ‘\lmlitinnifli. lle cnnn tl‘
pimlgml hal:t~(~ii"'\vh(~n n>kinl (1
tn rntnnin fign in theuncicnt <
thith. hut his own net< haw-i
\\ IPH‘ ’ P W "N UI ' (3
I l 10])? , all] I
J .‘. “I V
. -
ml nmtntm‘: of mode I timm
Mr. Hu‘ehey, we “'34: cu no I)
than Hunt we hope :m'd pray.
1:10 andunn county may, 1
condemn j'mlr ilicnnsibtenci
lln-nry J. Mye‘rs go the LogiaL
. . V A l l
m hmx wemll not be decew
. Mn'. hunk—l’l“: Demo
Convention did t‘n good day"
ticket is, regaxdod in our part q
as-éiwnmhe strongest tl'mt cu‘
sol‘oc‘ted in the piwunty. I].
still the man for us, at; againfi‘
o'flin-o-hunting turncoatv If”
the man to taxkejhe cource a“-
B'qllinger cannot be be'nten wfl
man, of Pmrlin,.ish towei- 0
Duncan and Brinkcrhofliux}
Dec. 2. 1y
pupular too. MuSlxcrry ,has
'\vith him, nnd his election \\'i
‘nn_minuted by the éonferees,i
lieve he will IJO. ,:
Lot every man of the party—candidates
upon the ticket. those whq “#l9 unsuccess
jul in the ‘E‘onvontjnn, and jail others—go
to work in awslfirifiof deterl‘pififition, ind
shmess'must folldw. The‘ gaithful never
will‘beJargotten. A t . Bmwxgx.
‘ THE DRAFT. ,’ ‘ ' l
Igame radicals of the Abolitiomschwl, }
whose liiltreds are so strong that even now, 1
when all éuch feelings sllofild be repressed, ‘
they are seekin‘g.mther to gratify their
liticul nnimosities thnn encourage "uni:
triotism, .have been making loud be (11‘
that. Democrats; when: they denounce as‘
traitors. shall alone be drsfted, in order to 3
get them out -of the way, and leave 'tkose‘
pestilent ‘Abolition 'ngitators it home to
manage ~lhe elections and politics general
ly.~ But’we can hardly believe that then!-
ficers .of‘ the Government will listen to such
dishonest anddangerous oqulnsels. Sliould':
they dOlO, ‘the terrible retribution of an out?
raged people wo‘i soon overlain (Item; Let
the draft, be conducted with strict justiols
and impgrtiulity..—Reading Gazette
”Th? political news from I." pert—s'3l! “I!
flute is heartily encouraging. The Demo'-
gratic mussel are fully awake to theix duty,
and determitied to penevere in their leith, in
spite of all the imprecations,‘ fnlskhoode and
base libel: heaped upon than. Frém the
State Conventionfiown to that in the remote“
county, every meeting of the Democracy all)“
has been belithis year has been lignelly bar
monious and 'enthusiestlc. the Opposition
will find the! persecution qu Demon-eta, in
stead of making them timid ‘nud' flinging, but
only 'unitecl them it. a strange-[devotion to
their faith then ever. « ‘ ,
'fi-Thqwguuz dludes to e Ipeegh of
Senator Wright, of Indiana. in the senate.
some time ago, in which he oondemhed
the introduction oF‘party ” into the men
égemmt of theater. Does; not the WI
know that thnt speech we: intended* to re
buke the Ahohtion ridiculing. who ~were
epdmoriug to pervert the wen-into e um;—
gle for the accomplishment of their party
ends 2 If not, our u‘eighbog in not 0 clear
in‘ the comprehension; of lcqguege and cir
cumtmcea us we gaye him {audit for.
E
BY H. J. STAIILE
:fijiwilanwnfi.
r ' C’JJUI T'NICA ’I'IOLNUS'.
' For the Compiler.
HENRY J. MYERS-VS. BUSBEYa
EST
A @EMOGRATHC Amp 'EFAMHLV mummu
\TO THE DEMOCRATS
AND ALL OTflBK FRIIXDS or THE
Constitution & Union in Pennsylvania
At the meoting‘of the Democratic State
Central Conunitteet’ held the 29th ult., the
following resolution “as anted 2— . ;
Risolt'cd, Th'nt’ thp Chairman call upon
the loyal men of I’t-nm=ylvnnia, through the
Demucmtl'yflamlihk Committees of thesey
cml «ountghs. to what in the several cities
and vounties nt'~thu"state.‘n’t.‘l such places as
shall he dr-signqtml: hy the' saitl Standing
Committees rmpe-rlivelv, on the 17th of
SGptmnher nnxt. to celebrate that day as
[he anniversary of the (lay 6f rho adoption
of the (Jonflitutifin of the U iitod Stalea.
I Pprsuaut to lhi;rosnlutijn. I call upon
the ’Dt-mnvratic Sthmling‘: nmmittees re
speqtih-ly in the several cities and coun—
ties lof l’vnnfiyluanitft to request the Demo
crats and fill the bfher loyal lcitizens to can'-
vené in ma“ meetings at suéh places and at
such hours as they {respectiv‘ely may desig
nate, on the 17th ol‘lieptemblfr néxt. to com
n'mrnornte‘ the allo'ntion of the Cbnstimtion‘
ofthe United State‘s of America. _
Since the 17th of Sc'ptemher. lifttthere
has been no Ifcriodgin the history of Ameri
ca when it was so eminently fitting and im- !
portant as thetprqgent to bring to the at—l
tention ofthe Amok-icon people, great. fun‘li
damental‘ principles, which mmt underlie!
any Government Where civil'nnd religious);
liberty exiut, nnd'iéspecinlly those that un—i
dot-lio' the Government of this Union—l:!
Union which res'tit‘fur its foundation. upoan
that Constitution oiliich otlirms nnd’propoil
hesi‘ to make sacred. and perpetual thosol
principlei. Thati :Conitihltlfijl and that
Union—”one unit inaeplltimhlc"-are now 35-} I
nailt‘tl hy ‘fo'cs throughput the whole land“
by scceusjoni~u inl the ‘ ruth out] hy Aboli-‘J;
tio lists iii the North. 'itije former by nhold;
organized, nrnietl ;movciuent, strike (lira-tail
ly and arowc‘tlly at; the whole sovereignty:h
and existence of our Constitutional GOVOI'Ihji
mout. The luttei‘ihy equally glircc‘t efforts},
hutfroiu under the cloakof recently «leiv
Clitl'l’d friendship and patridtism, are seeks}!
i'ngito thrust_theii‘ trnitorouis stilettoes inlo'ji
the heart's blood -ot‘the nation. l l
,i The hooplqof this land are the sipurce of}.
all power. They [nude Coriatitutions. und'
they can. and (utiiess they! would becomei
the victims of git-spotism ox; anarchy) must ,
uphold 'thetu. ll‘he great t'undamcntall :
prixiciples ot‘civiithd religious liberty assertf
ml in the Americtlu "(institution urc. esseni‘
tial to secure us iii the cliioyment of life
Find property, until in hltho purtuit of Imp“-
,pinoss. Among tiicee are ‘fthe freetlonvof
speech. and ofth‘oi Pircso," ‘1 the right ot‘the
rpeojile peziccnhlygno Itsfiémllilc‘," " the right.
of the people‘ to Ed secure it}. their persons,”
houses, papers and effects a‘gninst unreason
able senrche< and‘ seizuceg’Nthnt “ no war
rmit shall‘iasue hultgupon probable cause,sup
portedihy oath oi-utflirmntion ; ” “ that no
person shall bellield to nriswer for a cupi
ttyl ‘or other infuni‘ious crime utiless on a pre
sentment or! indictment 05,11 Grand Jury,
except, in cows arising in the land and na
‘val force<. or i‘n the militia when in notuhl
service in n timel of wai- or‘public danger;"
that no citizen shall “ be fleprived of life.
liberty. or property without. due process of
latvf’ that: “ in bl] criminal firooeéutionfi.
tlié accmed shal—li enjoy the right to aspeed
"hind public trial, by’m impmm jury of th
. ttite or District ihihere the crimerhall ha
been committed; which District shall ha
been. previously rcertnincd 15y l_aw, and tyo
he informed «(aft )9 nature and cause of this
accusation, to be‘ confronted with the wile
“ ne'sses against him, to have compulsory p
ceés for‘ olntuiniiig‘ wiltneues in his fav'oE,
9nd to have the nssiztance ‘ of couns‘l
for h'iit defense." “ That the powers not
i delegated to the United States, by the Co' -
i iititution, nor prohibited by it to the smut,
i are reserved to the §tntes, respectively, or
i to‘the people.” ‘ .- 3
Ipqrmn who
hid so sud
legcnuric of
via" souud‘
‘inded, Imm!
in of an 917""?
aliplm fax" his
lll'x‘e tohsuit
ml profit. i
vim.- him (11'
‘ arr-0311!", but :
‘miws in (110‘
It“ the rank-'t
pony that 1191
[or our volea. !
tconwrvn‘tive
placed him
“901% politH
I Good} bye,
rm; flurtller‘
hut tho‘peo:
5 their votes,‘
and sond
ure, because
"o EvElar. 1
{c (‘ompiiet
ratio Cmmij'
F “*oqu ‘ The ‘
.f the‘cbgntry
‘ 14.! have bpen .
rry Myers "is:
LBusjw-y, flue
Klemzm is just‘
‘-uinst Peters;
‘th us. Shir-er;
uf snéngth.= 3
ie desbrvedly'
‘ the peolpl'e‘
_! take plucel‘if'
1 which I bO-‘
Among “ the mean not delegated tothe
United States,” but “ reserved to the States v
respectively or to the people,” is the right
to hold elections and to determine upon
and fix the qualifications of voters. With
the peojalo ofPehnsylwmit. this prett right 3
is filled by the Constitution of the Sttte, arid ‘
no powet—biit tli‘at (ionstitutio'n, and laws 1
enicted in pursuance thereof, can prohibit i
the exercise of,! or limit or restrain that ‘
right—a ri htrn'ost inestimahle to our'peo
pie, and 'ffornridnble to tyrants only.” :
i’ellow countrymen, on the coniing anni
versary of the day of the adoption of the
‘American Constitution, in the exercise of
"the right of the people peaceably to men:-
ble,” let us ell solemnly end reverentiy. in
‘thleace of ell men and before Heaven, de
clare our firm determination “to pledge our
lives. our fortunes, end our sacred honors-'3’
"E prenmemrotegt and defend the Con-titu
t n of the United States." Let us nfl‘ordnto
President Lincoln the most indubiuble ml
denpe that, in the obeernnee thia oathrof
ofiice to do thehmn'e thing, we will uphold
end‘mpport him’, just as readily as we hove
already shown him thgt in filling up from
our ranks the great bulk of the army, now
and heretofore ii! the field, we have alwoya
been ready at whatever sacrifice to ltrike
’down open and armed delinnee: to the exe
cution of the liwp and to the sovereignty
of the Governmént. A's Democnts, and»
therefore loyal men, we can know no other
fixinciple of political action, but to uphold
theIHG-oveniment and obey the hm:< and
i that the best evidence of our firm purpow
; to do so is, that as a part of the peogle, we
will demand the maintenance of the Con
stitut‘wn in all its parts and the preaervation
of the Union in its 'prfect integrity, and
that we will hold all men, North» well ts
380 mm who until. our Constitution, in whole
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or in part, is dialoyal men, and the enemies
or the Union of these States. President
Lincoln. ‘inhisinauguml address. quoting
the entire provision in the Constitution of
the United States, relative to the returp‘ot'
fugitives from labor fxéom hny State: truly
said that he found thatJn-ovlision ‘,‘as plainly
ivritten in the. Constithtim‘z as my other.”
and in the same Qddre§s heljustly declared, ‘
“l have no purpose dineetljn or indirectly to
interfere with thé institution of lilavery in
the States where it exitsts. !I Belierei have
no lawful right to do So, ahd I has no in
clination to do 8.0...” Yet. the Abolitionisté l
of the North aré to-dhy hringing t 6 b‘eer|
upon President Lincoln ngfeart‘ul pressurel
to induce him toiexert: all ihe power which 1
his ofliéini position ian-eseht circumstancesl
affords, to act cou'pter to this plain provision ‘
in the Constitution unit! to; his own pledges
to the American freoplh.‘ This‘prenaglre has ’
been so great. that. the Ifresident, in hi2;l
high position,‘ we: indtlcedito option] to the E
Union-loring Corigrese‘lmenf from the Border '
Sieve States for relief. ‘ Let thogwhole loyal.
people ofthe Shite of Pennsylvania come ‘
forward in masgfmeetingqi and with one ‘
patriotic and determinedgvoice give asst‘i'r-Ji
ance to President Lincn‘ln of that relief;
which -he swim; Let us ‘assiure him that
the only relief lie ooh ever obtain is from l‘
the loyal massesunumboritigetlenslt 300.000 ‘
men in Pennsylvianin'nlone, who ate firmly l
resolved that as; they areithesougce of nil =
power, and are the supreme power in ,the l
land. they’ intefiid to ‘hireserreg protect I
and defend the ponstitutilonf of the United I
States,” against all its ‘it'oes‘, whether Aboli- ,
tionists or Segesntoniste. I ‘ . !
Come, fellow-c§ilntrymep. as you Avnlue i
thehgreat principles of thelComtitutjon—ns"
you love. the Union of theée States—as you
Tld ' *t (It ot'mr ‘ hnarch' is it "
. avert despotism or. .rehy—t ' -
. e . ,« . q -
your right to gdel‘end the Constitution! SVe/i ave heerisiiigrr‘ngd inn til 'ti. we
. . -' y t , u ' i.
against all its foes, and its you have ‘the idomp gnml nuthoritv, that file 9mm of
power to do 5% devote ”‘9 17‘“ of-Sentem- ‘ Surgeon General of the army 's n _mmt ex
her next to such demonstrtfitions of the popu- { tensivo nviurllingestahlishmeni, ‘Tho .lms
lnr heart as grili give mom] support‘ta-nll ,pitul fit Aiqxnndrin mntninsia) it r'rr (hour
the friends ‘ot‘ the countiv and serve to1"“::¥'kf“22:°“]‘d"lc”kl”? } E??? B.
. . - ' ‘ (on ll? . > A urLeon Jane 5‘ ' mgr “'O9
gutde the. ‘iohcyi of- th? office”. Of the g 9“ ’ n Ftttfid mlary. hesitiehfnrty c s pgr «lag/far
ornment m OPMSItIOD 4? deadly “”1 fit"! ieach patient in the hospital. In \‘is‘itb the
councils. I need not mid; the mum-sols |horpitnlg'once.n Week, and h} in lvr him
which the nholitionixts séelk tn‘ give.//N¢‘xt in" army of “follets.” on “ma ls- who. (“'s‘
to the Porseksinnbt'nur cottstitutinnn/l righta. .P‘xpepted to“'ls"'.3h° when” We a ‘l‘.
. ‘ a i ’ - .'l he chief of this depurlmen H sordul
we should strive to recure the moat/thorough 'crentnre. and no ”5‘,“ m“: 3 n , isclulrgze‘
nlm‘lrvnnoe Qt'nrder. "hd ”he per-zonal til-"115 iaiunfit for duty without his signature, anal
0f ewry citizen} Our enemies seek to im- he refumjs to grant a divvhnrg h'muse‘ it'
hute tn'ne n wimnpnm témduce a collis- ll3sl;:so:ll]:{muggefnfif‘i’lis]; x'amgiindl‘lg
m" (ff forces.‘ I.“ l‘)’ ””1- “ "19““; merely )sufl‘or in alontlisome'pen uhtil l to it extin'ct,
n dowrm'vflt‘m‘ to harem" ”11M“ ‘11"? rather than give up his dailyr—e.‘ The ca.-1
the (‘nmtitntinn ata \yhnthvef sari-iii et i dot-nor students are [mid lnr mlnrien he
ns nasurc them g that while we‘ feel that to i Shle‘fl The emoluments. 0f tf Fhlpf I'hflsi"
surrender there rights would (leigrmle ‘our ‘ cmn “'9 emu-mono. lt‘therezro 'x thousand
'_: i 1 l ntients, an that. Is nhoiit the nP! vein the
manhood. “"d'.th"§?f° .no “m" 5.”1e iimpitnl, his fhes henides his 1h; are two
der ever will be3made. y ~as,gond citizens-l Ilia-11mm! fou‘r Inimlrni :Inl/nrs‘pm Ih. . or eiz/lzlr
4% will yield Pvt‘rylhi'ng'lmt m“. honor and ‘ [laundrt‘fi um! shown-sir lllDllfA‘dndt In); pom-gym”.
...... GPWM- r We.“'i" ..f:;:..:.‘:.:3:? .'.t::.:...::r :2. :1:
appeal ‘o' W" hone ”1:8 “th ‘0 ”Jo“. Md 3 of the same character. the sw‘i (111 n; of thfi
l truut and lmpd. vea, helreve, we. mllvhave :tax payers in thin oné branch of he army
the. help of the officers , oi the Goviernment fig nt‘itselt‘enqugh ‘0 impover ‘1 t] e ““UO'l'
to air] us in protecti your rights atd’riverti --Argus. ‘i , t._-.. - --__, w} 7
ing such éollisidn.’ Let ris show t ese ene- GENE. BUiTLER AND d m
mies that we well ndersfitand the, baseness Genhutler has n shnrp nv' 0
of the hearts that. doterinined ‘uponjnon- withltlm {3013 who are 01." ion
st‘rous wrong. ‘inuld-[lperg‘iltir’r such wrong, ‘ the knm‘es who are our em: iea.
and impute diruful catastrophies which they {respondeneo withGeneml P" ll"
.1 ;‘ ' . . - icreditable to his good sense and h
may thus occasion todhe friends ofthe Con- "€5B. than was his famous (l’wixi
stitution—ot‘ the lime, amid therefore to the loontrnhand Question. It se [ms
preservation of Perfect order. Standing up Phelps. 'without authority, as a
as we do, only to resigt digression upon burl €095 113th Veredneegfid. for Wilma
rights. upon the booth; of the-nggressors j “3““ “12:“? no; 13:60:13.3???"
must be the riesponsibility of any conse iwould J 10; be a slave—driver. fl"
quences of evil. lint, fwhich may, you, ithe pusjtidn of.slave-lender.;tf} He
m count 'me and theiofliceréoftheGo —‘ olitely‘ {PM ”Willis re-‘lilmfllian
y T) l” .. l- . . Y ,v‘iie accepted, and that. the hem
ernment co-oneratrngl guided by‘ kind {he wams to art!) are neededléto c
Heaven—avert... ' ' forests to openrange for thaigun
This Phelps began his car firth
mntion so silly‘ that. even t is
compelled. to blush for thentupi
abolition disciple. Ile hasytriv
his career. by a‘ melodrama! 4m
Gen. Butler ‘éariia him thg' hai
suicide. Ind cuts the rope. ilt is
ad that the Resident. will prfimli
out of his misery. . ' «‘-
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'S’The Abolitionists offiw E gland,“
their meeting at Island Gr .., ne r Boston,
on 'l‘ueaday. deemed to have‘vied with eacn
other, in denouncing the ”resident, on‘
abusing Gen: McClellan, for Jot «purer-ting
the, war f? the. Union into 1 ”rid” the Ne}-
gro, and. or Negro Equal] . . he Presi
dent waycalled a “ moral cornrdi" a “ tor
toise-3’,» ,“bromstick,” andE othér names.
which everNbe rebel editors‘\ and orator-s of
Richmoudor Charleston wtguld be asham
ed of. One of the speaker? went so for as
tqurge that we let the Schth Foumh
emancipation be proclaimed; and enforog
And this, beyond doubt, isithe {marrow of
the whole matter. These toeope do not
want. a‘lConstitntionnl Unim—the Union
that. Wuhington.nnd J offer-(tn. I. d Adams}
and Franklin framed,—butg%aom sort of I
block Republic. after the Son mingo (I
Hoyti negro equslily gotten. Ifit is tre
son to disoourgge' enlistmer .15, then every
man who spoke at that. Grby‘e Island meet
ingia a traitor. Men lmvr‘ been sent to
Forts Warren and ‘Lat’nyeite for saying
things for less tremnablo tljnn these New
England Abolition utterancris. hone men
were Democrats, we knOW—f but re Demp
crats to be punished, while the Abolition
iata are permitted to go motivfree f—rßaading
Gazette. t A I.
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Pumnmmnq, August. 114th, 1862;
APPLYING mm mar.
The following dialogula oecurred on the
sidewalk of one of the alreets in this city.
yesterday morning. Semi? h Democrat and
Rajgublican whp hap' n' Ito meet:—
rp.-—I haveihearfit ahid repeatedly that
you are aecesh.- " ‘ _
Dam—Probably y a hl'vla. But let us see
who is aecesh. 'you r me! I propose that
we both go hefdre a otnlryl Public and each
take the oath df alle iance to the Constitu:
tion as it is, mid of dellty to the Uniop’as
itrwu before aéoeasi n began. Will you dq
it .I: l ‘ ~. 1
Rep—Hem 2% Wn, H don’t know. 1
think) it’s hard y wgzth while. i ‘
Dam—(Sl g) . mb along. I am
ready to take , e ‘ h. end if you are' not a.
secessionist, you 1:61 inlx are. Come, it is
but a Itep to {Sqni ‘ Miller's office. and it
will not take kn ginutel. I will pay {or
both. (Republican maybe elf.) Are you
not for the Constitution and the Union!
Reps—Hem 1: Yet. if slavery is abolished.‘
Den.——Then you are riot for the Constitu
tion an it is, for that recognize: the exiata'
once of slavery ‘in = the Union. You are.
therefore, a secessionist. If you are not.
you will go with me and take the oath of
llegiance w the old Constitution and the
ad Union. (Exit Republican, sneaking off
with both hands behind him, pressing down
his coat tail.)—:—Ohio‘;Statwnan.
”The attempt of the Republicu'l pa
per-I to pdm Judge Knox upon the public
as a. Democnt'is absurd. He does not. even
profess to hue been a supporter of either
the measures or the nominees of the Dem
cntic party since 1854. He is an Aboli
tiouist of the Tiogm county school. an in
politics has ever been a follower of Wilmot.
Ta: Faust Hm I": Tnonln 10 WA
aos—Ou Saturday last Hirtm Woodrufi ,drove
Mr. Bonner’a gray mare, to wagon, one milein
two minutes, twenty-three seconds. nnd I qnnr
tar, which is the fastest time In} hone ever
tro‘ted :o wagon. Flor: Temple's smm mile
to wagon is 2.25. We understand thn Mr.
Bonner pnid $5,500 to n Bnltimon broker for
this mare, nboul two yam ngo. Hit-In: Wood
rufl'uya ab..- is the hates: horse in 1113 world.
For racing purposes the it now estinned to be
worth $15,000.‘—-N. 'l’. Ma.
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IMPORTANT ORDER mint EN.
‘ KcCLELLAN. .-
‘ Gen. McClellan has just issuSéd a general
order. carrying out the order of the? Presi
dent in relation t'o rebel property, which ful
ly accords with the preiious pfictlé‘ ofthe
General of the Army ofthevl‘otomn' ~ This
order is‘ ndrpiruble.- It is the; of states
lmnn, as wellns a general and 11 Cl ristiun.
I_n they course of the order Gen. M 'lellan'
gays: ‘ " .‘ ‘
The idea that prirnte property ny be
plunderedewith iinpunity ié, pcrhi )S, the
very worst that can pervade 33 nrm§ Mar
rauding degrades as men and emor lizes as
soldiers all who engage in it, um] etums
them to their homes unlitteal for ie pur
euits of honest inrlu'atry. This rmy is
composed mostly of ymmg' then: (I the
General commanding. to whose care they
are entrusted. owes it to the. p're 9 who
hnve sent their sons, nnd‘to (h: communi
ties that. have sent the flower of their youth
into the military ser'viee ot’their co itry, to
warn and restrain them fro an evil so
pernicious. ‘ -. , ‘ ’
‘- 'The GeneruLCommanding tav'ost is occa
sion to rem‘inilgthe oflipcrs 'nn- ml iers of
this army that ‘iie are engaged _‘ augpnrting
the Constitutio and the laws .llf the! United
Slatesnnd ill buppressing rehh lion against
their authority; that we are ntit en aged in
a war ofrupine, revenge or sub} agnti n ; that
this ignot' u'contest against poiiulati us, but
i against armed forces and polittjcnl gnnizn
igtion : that,“ is a strug'ale Cflrl'fi'd 0 within
the United Slates, and should eco ducted
jby us upon the highest princi on own to
: Christian 'civili'zation. , . '
This is sound philosophy, Ch
1 and common sense, which will i ml
‘ favor with the godless crew of E bah
! radicgls, socialists, infidels andanhel
Lure bent on overthrowing ou‘ in:
! nn‘d inaugurating n reign of thfmr
ting pojitical chaos for constituli
0 . . v '.
written law/Sr-(bnshlutmnal tuxon. I
Wping Out the Came eflhcjll'ar -The fol:
lqwing is: Fatty good ”Mm o " on tlnb
plea that a fiery u the came the war.
and therefore slavery must he ‘ifipd out?
before the in an end‘: 3-: ; -‘
,“ Samba sensibly argues} that at slnv’ry
am de cause ofde war. and (lughuo be wip
ed out. den qe nigga am decause of alav’ry.
:nd ought to: be wiped out toq; kue that
would be no war widout sliv’fiy, and that
would be no alav'ry widout 6 e nigga, 'l‘aka
ku‘ dat yer don’t, wipe out .100 much.” ‘
Audling the Irish—Farmly’s "Press” of
Thursday has an editorial @ticlé in which
it. very iuiber'any mails an Irish, their re
ligjon and their church. ‘,And the some
paper contains another areéle favoring the
use of legrou u toldieral—Qlcfiinoniu». ,
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% TWO DOLLAR; A—Yl-ZAR
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E 11m nmocm’uc. numb.
Republicans Ought!
.ll'he countv meeting of tho Denmcrnoynf
Chester, on Monday last, was a truly grand
trad glorious demonstrationfwnrthy‘ of the
9M days oftho party. in numbers, character
nd spirit, and affording Ezrnlliying evidence
hat true mean. 10an to tlm(‘onsti!ution und
,7nion, can never be overnwod nnd intimida-
K& by the flu-eats and denunoiminm of
halition traitor presses, or streevcorner
Abolition “bushwhavkersj’ ~
. The speeches of Messrs; Brinton, Rutter,
tmd Monn'ghnn were excellent: [nothing .
rould have been more entiél'netnry in tone ‘
and Sentiment. and they.were in entire ac~
find with the otherproceedings. Lin-Mon
'hnnhbet'or'e entering on his speech, took .’
ruther a stinpjudgment on mine Republi
nns who were present. Pointing to the i
fictional Flug which \vmvlirominent nml
conspicuous upon the stand. with stars rep
es’entine not a part. but all the States—the 1
{vl ole “Union—he called for "three cheers ‘
foithe flag." and hop‘ed the Republicans
w ld show their patriotism by joining in.
IT e cheers were given. in united voice. and .
M'i h a will. He then called attention to 1
so e of the mottoes on tile. flith—“The
c ‘stitution”-"'l‘lie [Unifin'L’mr‘id (its-l
mended “three cheers for the Constitution,” 3
and naked the Republicana’m"participate.
TI 9 Democracy and a very t‘eW Republicans ‘
re handed with gmliusinsm,‘hut annmht-r ‘
ofliepublicans who hadcheered for the (hp. i
refused to rise, although directly tippeuled .
toghy persons in their vicinity. These pnt- i
riot» conldn'tnnd wouldn’t go for the Consti— .
tution, but they can be great ”champions, ,
on}the street corners, and slander and villii‘y l
their‘neighbor Democrats. aé “traitors"‘end 1_
"secession sympathizers 1” He next Inked, 1
“three cheers for the Union,” and the'De- I
mocrnts. one and all, gave a most enthunstic ’
.reilponse. Some Abolitionist .near the gal
lery then culled out. "Three cheers for Pree
id nt Lineolnfl“ Mr. Monaghnn conflit the :7
ill n at once, and remarked that, as all ‘true ‘
D mocrnte were patriots. nn'd true to the
L‘ stitution‘ nnd Union. and as the Presi- )
deht hnd done some constitutional acts, I
nnld refused, ris yet“ to do some nets.vio-,
)nt’ive of'jhut instrument, hcwouldthere
fore say, “Three cheers tor the President’s ‘
con‘utitutional nctsg" and they were [mu-mt
—Bepublicnns of the Fremmit-Iliekmzin‘;
ntripe. shiaking their heads and singing t
dtimb! . l
stianity‘
ut little ‘
ion‘ists,
is, who ‘
itutions ,
übsmu- ‘
ins and
‘ {flue meeting- pnsced off most admirabiy,’
and at. its clpse the Democrats from thera
,riou9 sections of the county loft for~home.
. highly grnlified by the prowedinge in whirl:
H: _v had participated.— Wes! C/lrah‘z-‘ijlr-
Myriam ‘
IE . -—o———4¢.o>~—-
ill'ur I,}?!ng a! ”lionna9lo7m *(‘itl'wil’ Orr!!-
‘ly'nig DhanvL—Tlle "Ol'hiduyxbut‘g Standard
lute :1 letter from Altona‘; descriptive ofun'
enthusiastic wnr meeting in that. place, on
th'eßwénim: 0f the 4th inst. where Republiv
cahs .nnd Democrats. laying aside all party
' pihues and prejudices, had met {or the
‘ ful'therunce of, our common cause, Elo
f'quent and well timed speeches were made
the Hon. George Taylor and John G. Miles,
‘ of-lluntingdon ;Mos&rs. Franklin and llirst,
A oill‘hiliulely-hia; R. .L. Johnson. of Rhom
burg, and Cnpt. Dick Crozier. Everything
went. on swimmingly. tlwgrenle‘n harmony
, n ’d good feeling prevailing, until, hyfinme,
uiimanngement on his part. the “great. Investi
‘gqtorfl John Covode. got the stand. Ills
; s 'eech was full of stale abuse ol'the'Demoi
} gupfic party. and was marked bythefrequent
. Pfiurrenpn ol' the pronoun “I,” "Bleeding
' K. nsas,” the “Utah Rebellion,” “‘Buclmn
i 8?,“ Administration,” and all the partyisms
l o «the past ten years were duly commented
‘on; but. the nttflmpt to cast the “apple of
‘ discord” into the nwemhly was! a’n utter fnil
: u c. for Republicans. m'woll a; Democrats,
{wire utterly disgusted with the ill—timed
}' and inappropriate remmks, nndnrmld have
i gitvon John a. short. but nmplmtic notice to
{quitvlmd he not deemnd it prudent from
. cqrtaih indication! ofa gathbring storm to
l conclude his egotisfiml'politigal lmrunquo.‘
; Alter Covode concluded, that staunch old
i patriot, John G. Mile», _in a few fit wmdq
. condemned the speech as “ill timed. innp—
i propriate, and entirely out. ’of pl:tco."—4
1 During the time the. latter gentleman was
y speak-in: there were fr-utuent and louvl c-rics
tot; “give him Mal—go m, MllBB l—go m 1"
5: PS. '
! 'dealing
n s as with
V “is car,
)1 nnt less
shrewd
- on the
hat Gen.
ming ne
hopping.
t. and he
came ht;
covpting
WM than
ouM not
'3 whgm
op down
- ats.
A procla-
THE GOVERNMENT ’AND TREASON.
ibunc mm
ity‘of its
~n to em!
rtyrdom.l
pin-ass of
n be hop
' put. him
. The paltimore American. in commenting
upon the course othe Government in re
lation to treason‘ quotes {mm Wznmu.
Pummrs and others. who are oulslmokcn in
their (reason, and veryjuatlly retinal-ks; \
“If it. msumes to deal with traitora in
these States, let it‘not degerx’nim; in: policy
by mere parallel» of latitude, but. let. that
trenon'which crops out go unmistakably in
Ohio and Masachuaetta cease to vex the
hearts of the 10{al|elsewhere.! 111 the end
sought, strugg ed for, there is nollfing to
choose hatwixtthe “19110:: of Charlatan and
that. of Boston, unless that ‘wh’ich imkes its
appearance. bold, and with urms in its
hands, challenges a greater reaper-w" “Ls-b
the Government. confess its inability to deal
with traitors like Phillips and-Dr: Olds. or
lay a heavy hand - on thew men whose
.accuned' uttqranoen ameostingthalil‘a blood
of lhe nation. [I llwycannot be rewind, Id
minor qflbader: be excuud, since no Gpvmmn:
in long be ruplcted whichfails to mate out even
haudadjmtice to a 1!.."/ , 5
S‘The only unconditional loyalists are
those who respect the Constitutioln. obey
the laws. and support the Govemlnent in
every hwfv endeavor to suppress the re~
bellion agx nut the‘Consnitution and the
Govgrnment. The man who seeks any
other guide than the Conatitu Lion will he
come entangled in : labyrinth of emu—'—
liis loyalty will become as fitful as the winds
—n.s changeable as the weather. To follow
Sumner, or Wade. or Phillips, or Greeley,
or Forney, or my 0! the blind guides who
are no to themselves lheleulenhip of the
lays? hosts, is w' stumble about among
quugmires Ind pitMls—lo plunge from one
morass into another. And finally to link into
the depths of nnayohy.
QM! the negroes that come into our
camps are “invited to work. but do not up
y!“ inclined to accept the invitation. Gen.
cCleHan empl¢yes aIL he can find, and
sags he does not have enough. So with
at er Gen‘erals, except. those who keep no
gro academies." ‘ _
QThe Republican papers would have
it believed that there are uniwn here in
the North who require to be held- ill-check.
If this main were conveyed South,- end the
Rebels could be induced to believe the lie,
nothing could givethem more “_tid and com
-10” I"
fiofifiWi’ffi‘ém
mu In common»:
A npmbar Momma of Green camntj, mic
cousin, held a meeting in Monroe; on the 29th
uh... and Adopted resolutions requesting ill
persons in that vicinity to aka a prescribed
odth’qf ullegiqncc; declaring um my prnon
who "fused to do an should be expelled mm?-
the c Inummhy: nppointing Icommiuec In in
iestigate and who cognizance of Ouch ref-null
and ojrganizing' I Home Guard lq‘necmo tho
deem-1h: of than. cummittee.
Go ‘ grnor Bulomon thereupon nddreued dip“
alloinng letter to the com-Mae: '
1 1 "Armor, Auguu 3. ‘ ~
Gzyruxznz‘l‘hcve has been presented to njy
nttengion I handhill herded “Notice (6 traitors,"
containing proceeding! ofa meeting of cifllen's
of Mdnroe, Green county, on the 2m u11.,‘ ‘- ,
which.» certain oath was prelcribed to he M-i
ken, and a committee was appointed, ofwhioh
you ‘hre members, to carry out the client; of‘
the meeting. _ ‘ '-
] n‘eed hardly' my tot person! ofyour intel
ligent“ that such proceedingl are entirely a:-
nutherized. extrajudicial. Ii: my judgmeit
nuclflpmceedings are prejudleillA to the lump--
Dsls of the country, tend to onlpcrntc the lti’el
ingssof many citizens, unnecessnry and till
rullcii for; und, as the Executive ut the’Smtle,
l teel it my duty to urge and that all proclfiu.
ding}! under contemfilntiou of the etjngjrn
terrejd to he immediately nlmndolyg.K '
lflmy citilen of Wisconsin should be so lqst
to at)! sense ofpatriotiun, and honor and ditty,
us t engage‘himgelf, by overt nets, in them-Aime
of tlic yehellion, by taking pains to dHl'Olll'llgo
enltllments in the army of the United .\‘tules,
the ttention 6f the constituted nuthurilieé M
the ountry will be called to the cutie wifhetlt‘
:3 mt menl'a delay, and the blow nl'itn inn-med.
suveJl-eignty \\ill fall qylckly, surely and seyer‘e-
I‘v. Traitors in \\'isgnnstn, the existence of
wh’nhi :l mnst doubt until it, is positively «ts
tubllsht-d’ 1w proper invéslign‘tiun, I‘lnlllL nttd
shit” be silenced or punished; hut‘lit‘ CxltHKl‘uL
he the work of self-constituted local commit-‘
il‘f‘i.‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
No_ 84-
Ah appeal to me for protection from mah fi
olelfct. thrmucuud by Virtue»! the nutho‘rily
oi the luv-cling rcfc’rred‘to, has fil’l'lgfy lit-Sen.
made, and lcnnuot hesitate a moment in'my
nctit‘m. Yours respectfullv, ‘
1 ’ EDWARD SAI.O\IQ.\'.A. 1'
‘ , ‘ Governor of Wisconsin.
‘ Null-mu I‘nncuzns.——There id prenchihg
of the gospel, and there is preaching ot poli
lics,‘ Aaron premihed politics in Egypt. l'Qter
matched politics \‘heu he cut off an ear Mlle
rusnlum : oui imitators of great. men; ‘Withq‘ut
'theiir worth, mid without their énur‘nge. prearh
puiiyics to sympathetic women m. anfe dismbécl
fro! | the scat nfwnr. _ ‘ ‘
‘3 It}cnufie liildehrund wieldedlh‘hraworll’dll‘ey
thi k they 6m, and with the prupensiry «of in
nor?!” students from their offices, to “Tile-ML
iige‘rent sentimoulsk they are cunning strjfe
where :trife is unnecessary. and prom Ming
blood when they pretend to be ministers cl the
L Huh. . ‘ . ' - ‘
'Tlhose itnpertinent clerical babble" nro Inc
strdying rcliginnmnd doing more to dostnox
the bounty-y [him all the other cause! combined.
Religion, nu we understand it, is not 01’ the
swqr‘d. We have always supposed that reli
giunis men looked forward to the time when
thb fickle and the ploughshare should supplant
wufilihe instruments, when the lion and the
lamb shquld lie down together.wb‘en nnjverlnl
lvmlherhqud should [vi-Niall, when‘the earuéht
prayer of A common humnnity should be pence
and; good will to all; and until thin sung.
t-iviil \\ nr occurred, we fondly hoped ougpepplo
had; been educated up‘to this point. I,‘ But It
“’0?” that ‘some of our clergymen consider
mugkota hotter than the kiss of holy [uncommi
with imhecile hnnds, necking to grasp the new!
ul Hildebrand, ‘unk lc.~s to the religion 01" the
Lentil) and inure to thnt of Sutthui—el.‘ ‘,
Whinny months ago, any: the New York"
Times, sen-ml members‘offlifl Maryland Leg
is nfture were arrested upon I charge. of being
efincerned in a. plot. to carry Marylandjnto the
line of secession. It wns chimed that ML: 3.
T. ‘\’nliii, one ofthe members‘ hurl prepared In
actlof secetqionflo be passed a! the ensuing
resfiion. The government professed to hpvo
intercepted this: document, and to have the
ori inul in the' hnndzwriling of Mr. “’niii! in
the r possewsion. Hence, the membr-ra' suspec
ted of favoring it wet-\e nrreued at their redden
ecs in the night by a military forefinnd diar
ried ’to‘ Fort .\lcllenry ; nfterwnxds they Vere
reniovod to For: .Latpyelte, and since. ' tlint\
lirne to Fort Warren, where inns: of themlare
nt resent. About‘two months since fiwéfliy ‘
Jain-an. a I‘nion man.an afrieail of Mr \\'nllil,
prt red from his knowledge 0'! .\ir. W's lmn‘d
wrifl‘ing. Hm the onl/rumor mm a finger”, and; we
.409]! stated that there is a strong probability
tlm‘ it wus‘ prepared by some clerks in one of
tlieibepnrtments in'Wnshinglon. 0p thi: row-v
taken inl‘eu-nee from}; foot, whirh turned ibnt. ‘
notito he n‘t'net, the members ofthe (.r‘uis'lfit‘uru
hmle not only been arrested for a few dam,
buq' detained in prison for mnny mou‘ihe.
Tb governmentfsince the diseorerv, lms trim).
to In ridg‘yf the odium ofthe tmnahctiuuihy
ofi‘erinz lhegt- members their free-Jun] upmu
giving their pnrole, but the majority of Imm
hnr‘e refused freedom upon such in condi
tio n . ‘ ‘ : '
. ——~———o-o—~—«——' { ‘
Hanging Meir [Hindu—We are infd vim/I
by kinpld frit-ntl my} veteran Dmnuorn that.
four‘"nf the must upright and intplhgt- gm.
publicuns in Centre ’townel‘iip Imm I:".er
(Imz-lnrnd flwir intention to vag lwrénimr
wi ll (he National Dumocmt‘y. ‘ One of [them
is man of 65 years. and all 0f than; nrnm’
majturo am nnfll rim-judgment. They Film-w
Imin Ilixnustvd with the “niggerisn 'l’ of
their lenders, and the rapid (It-gem union
of ilm Republican parlyinto radical . imli
xtionifim» This w'linlvsome chmngo of Militi
mll opinion and relation is but “the ll‘lgin
mill}: of (lit-end” in this countynnd lfirgngll
oni thecountry.—ll'a_ynesbur;q Musing)“. _
Thick!" Is that all? Why we could
giv‘e our brothers of the leumgrr n listfmyn
tainin‘g scores of good and imp man film
are} fired following me ‘Vendell‘lfhillipm
Signor-Wade Nigger “shriekers.”—-li'u:h
-ingr n Retina; Li
pnng of the blue laws of Connwpcut
was as follows: , .
‘j'Wlmev‘éi: publidios a lie to the prejudice
of 11in neighbor. shall be set in the stock} and
l-efwhippod fifteen Itripeb.” ' {
ijhnt n. nible time there wound bejm'lh
:bain Rcrnblimn gdiwrs we know of from
this law ndw in force. - ;
7‘: The soldiers who return from Hm
Silas of battle, all speak But one mntlvfient.
E my man of them is afl‘ocfioxmwly~ d'avoc
ed ‘to Gen. Mt‘Clellan, and equally bimar in
his: feelings agaipst his enemies. .None of
them will hereafter act with the clan of
mom who have wronged and ulnndered "11-if
donrly. loved General, and put tlnelr ‘ own
lives in danger. for the sakes! gratifying
thdjr spleen spinal: him. ~ ' =E
A Biz 9" Addam—Sban Sumnev. in his
hypocritical letter to the New York meet
ing, says:
“ What I can do let me do. There ll no
work which I will not. underbake, than i«
nothing I will not renounoo.‘ if I 0 1 can
serve my country.” ;
Wellnnys the St Louis @46sl”?th
can serve his country by 8 very clump“:-
formance. Let him resign his sent. in‘ the
Senate and Maurice chit he will notih'o .
candidtto for reelection, and'lhen go: into
their!” is p volunteer and “he the fton.
nu
fiThe Raieigh Standard anuJy 123:!
contains a letter written last June by Hon.
George E. Badgerto Mr. Ely. M. 0. He do.
nies that there isnuy Union feeling in North
Carolina. H e says that there was love for
the Union there unti} Mr. Lincoln,in April,
1861, called for troops. From that moment
‘ there was no difi‘erence among them.—
Henoe the State placed nearly sixtyngi
monts in the field, and not a conscript or
, drafted man amongst them. A voluhhry
return to the may: wianot he accept“ on
any terms. 1‘ would rather far that m.
State Ihould be a colony of £1251“,qu
t qr Sardinia.
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