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The COIHLII is published every Hominy
morning, by His" J. gun“. at}! 75 per
annum if paid strictly xx Abuses—s 2 0Q
per ‘nnnum if 'not'paid in advance. No
subsbription discontinued, unless at the
option of the publislier, until all marge
u-o paid. . '
‘ Anvn‘rrsnlxu inserted “the usual rates.
Jon PRINTING done with mattress and
dispatch. . < ,
Ornc: in South Baltimore street, directly
gpposite Wamplerg’ Tinnin'g Establishment
—“Col_rn.n Palm-1m Orncz " on the sign.
PR GEESSIDNMI ‘EAPtPJSa
Wm;,B. McClellan, ‘
~ ; Tronxm n LAW.—Otflcein \VestMid-
Jar , die street, one' door west. of the new
#3 Home. , ,
fiJylburg. N0v.14,'1859. ‘
1 Wm. A. Duncan. ‘
TTORNEY AT ‘L.\W.—.Oflice in the Surfb
weat corner ofCL-utre Sqnn‘ro, Gettysburg,
a. ‘ [0‘cz.3,1859. 1.
A. J. Cover,
TTORNEY AT LAW, will promptly attend
A 1.6 Collectinns and nl] other business en’-
trustcd to hhh. Office between Fahncuux‘ks'
and Dunnerfi Bugler's Stores. Baltimore street
\Gvnyuburg, Pk. .\ [SL’pL 5, 1859.
D. Mchnaughy,
TTORNEY AT LAW,_(ofiic! ohe door we!
5A of Buehler's dqug and book alert-,Chnm
erablfl'g nreet,) A-rruuxxv Asnfioucnou rOll
1’”le urn PENHIOSH. , Baumy Lnnd War
rantar Huck-pay suspended ()luims, and all
other claims against'thé Government M. Wash-
inglon..D. 0.: alsoAmet’iGmClnimsin England.
Lu'nd Warrants lucatcdgmd sold,or boughtmnd
\bighcsl prices given. “Agenmpngagl-d in Ib
cnting warrnnta in Inwn, Illinois and otht-r
western States ”Apply tp him personally
or by letten ,
, Gettysbdrg, Nov. 21, ’53. 3
Edward B.'Buehler,
TTURXIIY AT LAW, will faithfully nnd"
A promptly attend to n!lhu.~ineflsentxu‘slc(fl
n» hnn. HI: speaks the German language.—
I)fliue M. the 17“ an plum; in Suuth Bdhilnol'e I
nun-t. nvnr Furnm’r'drug store, and nearly
()pl‘msy'l? ‘hnnnrr a Zit'glcr’s s‘lore.
Gray-mung, 314th 20. -
J. C. ’Neely,
TTORNEY AT L \W, \\'ill‘Mlonle colh-r-
A [lgllfl null nll other hueinvw intnmo-i lq
‘4 CAN “|le [urmnptm-w. (Wire in “:0 S. Li.
curm-r of Hm Diamond, (fm'mcrly occupied by
\\'m. H “LCICHJH. Hui ) .
(iottphurzn-uniIII,2LHSD. lf '
J . Lawrence Hill; M. D.
, .\S his ofiice one - 'r’
\}l dour wed’nflhe ‘“ “lung-$6
Luthcpgln chrm'h in‘
Clyunhcrslmr’: strl-01. and oppmitefl‘ix king's
More. whrn- thou: wishing to hnvp any lit-nu“
Uprrnlitm‘ purfurnwd urv rcqwrlfnlly’inrltml to
cull. RHmeva: Dr‘d. llurul-r, in'. ('. P.
\Kriluth. D. I) , Hm. H. L. Buwhvr, I; D., Rev.
Pruf._ \l. Jacobs, Prat. \l.‘L. Sinner.
' .(it‘ilysblirg, April 11, '53. v >
Bletress 81: ‘Peters
AY the higiu-rl Cn-zh prices tor all kinds of
(2mm, '
~ , I-‘Lgl'n,
is“ SEEDS. Jun,
at the Erick Wurblmuw in" New le‘nrd.
(‘nnamnflv on hrml n. largo assnnment of
(‘.mrmum. nt “halo-wile uful romil—nlsu,
LIWHH‘IIK. (7'L\L. (H' \.\'U, PLASTEIL (it. -
‘Amil 23, Imm. 1;.-* '
Adams. Countv
4 UTl'.\ I, Hill-Z IVSVR \NC'H ('(HLPA NY.—
‘lucorl outed .\hlrx h 18; 1551.
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I’ruhbnl—Guurgo S“ ”'l9.
l'u-r ['ruulrnl—h. [L HHFM‘“
{Si'grrhuy—D. A. Huvhlt'r.
’IV-‘mnu-h—DM'N .\l'Pn-nry. ~ '
Errt'u’u'f Cu u mlhw..l§ulmrl' ‘.\lr('urdy, Jacob
V » . 5
king. Anulrt-w Hmnf/I'l'uun. -
VIIIvIv/rrwrfilnr 'l' S\\"lH‘. I). A. "Ill‘l-Il'r‘ R.
M'Ullnh'. J |COIILK-lu'f. ‘. Hvln'w-lmun. I) \l-.
(‘n-arv. S. ll.__ll¥ls¢ll, .I. 11. .lvwh, Sun “'l'
Durham“. I'}. G ['lnhn'luhu’L” Wm. IL \\'ier,
H. L [‘ilnlnu‘. “‘lll.iß. \lv ('h-H m; Julnn “'Ol
- R. (L ‘ul: (‘ronrfiz Jnln. Pivk'ing. .\lulT
\\'right, Juhn (‘um‘inghwnfl .\luliol 1". Gilt,
Jll'lll'l H. \hrdiu’l. “. liit‘hr-Hu-r-‘wr.
“(I [‘h'q Cffiu‘lmnjr h lixgritc-d m itc'nflflm
tion n the counh o! Anlznfik‘.’ ll hns lu-on in
s'“ wrsslul opt-nninn for more Hum six _wnri,
and I’lbth II fmliml hm paid all hrsws and oV
penzcs‘ wit/mu! any] ll!‘f"l,’tt7b<.’llfl\jl3g "fen n lurge
inrpluu-‘wnyfitnlwin the Truncury. Tlm (‘mn
plnV cmplnye rm Agomn—uli hucineu Ming
dnqc by (‘in “ marge“. \\ 1w) nrc- :lununlh' rim-t.
rd h}'.lln‘fund-:Hnlulvru. Any pe-hmr «lrsifirg
an Inqn‘lm-e ('nn N]:pl_vlu'nn_v of tlu- shot,
mime-I \me rer< For furlhnr infulmnlinn. ‘
Vvfi‘The Exmwllive (‘mnmlm-r 271”" ..t the
.n‘five of [he (‘o'npanv ( n the hut \\'whn-edny
Zlu cn-ry mnnlh. n12,.1'. 11.
. Svpn'n; mash ~-
“ _ Sti‘l at Work!
» DANIHAKING AND BLACKSXHTHING
7' C —The {undersigned reavgcll‘ully' infurms
hi~ Friends and the ~lmMic 1‘“ he continues
the Gmwhnuking and Bluksmilflfinq lmsint-ss
in every brunl‘lLat his ostnlnlisllmum in (filmm-
Q/bQ'squ-g strum. He has on hand and \\'il!
T'm‘flnmzwtnrt- tn nrvh-rnll kinds of(‘-.\ RRIAGI'IS
/ BEIGGIES, SLHIIGHS. Sin-i“: \\'.lguns. .\:v‘., o!
' lhefbest. mun-rial. uud nia'de 'h_r sumoflor wprk
_ men. minimum“ and Bumsm‘rmm of
, ’all kinds done ntlrensonublo rate<, promptly
nnfl to the satisfaction cl tusmnmrs. ‘
Guam-mt Pnuon‘: taken hrexchangt: for
~work at. market. p'r'lcesl ' . ’
wPersous deairin: article: or work injhe
Qoachmnking‘ or BLlC'ksmithing‘ line, are‘ re-
Spectfully‘innted to call on ~
‘ ' . JOHN L. HOLTZWORTH.
’ Gettysburg, Jan. 24, ’59. 1
Sdmething New
N GETTYSBURG.—-The u naer'éiguod in-foer
_ the citizens of the town and county, that he
hit! commenced th'e BAKING business. (m a
large'scale, in York street, Geltyshurg. nearly
opposite Wattlcs's Hotel, where he will try to
deserve; and hopes to receive, slibe‘ral patron
ngo. BREAD; ROLLS, C+KES, QRACKERS,
PRETZELS, ha, ha, baked every day, (Sun-
Hnys excepted.) all of the besbqunlily._and sold
at the lowest living profits. Crackarrbnking' in
all “5 branches is largely chrried on; and orders
on any amount, from thig and adjoining coun
ties, supplied at the _shortgst notice. Having
erected a large and commodious bake—house and
”911er the he“ workman and the most ap
grand machinery, he is prepnrc'd to do I
envy b‘u’aineu.
Jqu‘2s, 1859.
VALENTINE SAUPEE
2 _A.—Mathlot & Son’s
' OFA AND FURNITURE W.\REROO.\IS,.\'OS.
S' 25 and 27.3. Gay street, Baltimore, gnaar
Fayette st.,) extending from 'Gny to ,Frederick
.« Its—the largest establishment ofthe kind in the
/ Union. Always on hand a large assortment of
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, ‘em
bracing Bun-ans, Bedstesds, Washsmnds, Ward
robes,- Mattresses of Husk, Cotton snd‘fi‘sir
, Spying Beds, Sofas, Tete-e-Tetes, Arm Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Etageres, Marble Tables, Set
toel, Rece tion and Upholstered Chairs, AS
§O TED JOLORS OF COTTAGE FURNJTURE,‘
i) 5d flhairs. Ofiice Chairs, Barber Chairs,
‘ n a and Cradles, fist Racks, Hall Furniture,
ii“ and Wslnut Frame Looking Glasses, Side
boards, Extension Tables, of every length.
P’érsons disposed to purchase are invited to
call and give our stock an examination, which
for variety and quality of workmanship is not
equalled by :ny establishment in the country.
~ A. MATHIOT & SON.
Nos. '25 and ”N. Gay street,
Ans. a. lace.
Queensware.
IF you "at tuything in the QUEENSWARE
, ' line all” A. SCOTT & SON’S, where you
will find thhest gunman: in town,
March“. 1862. ~ -
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BY H. J. STAHLE
451211 Year-
New Store ! . |
SW GOODS AND GREAT BARG'AIXI
N —Thc undersigned would reqpeclfu
nnnounre to the r‘itizcns of Gettysburg I
nnrmundinz country, that he has upenedl
NEW STORE in Gettysburg. in the: romu Kat.
on-upicd by J. C. Guinn I; Hm, (in the No
Was! corner of the Diamond. when: he ~
keep' :14]:ng und we” selected smoker .
DRY GOODS, CROCERIHS.-QUEENSWA I
(1A RI’ETIXG, £lO., ; ‘
of every description, among v'vhich will_
fuuud the huh-st styles‘of Sprigf; (goods. '
thdiL-s pailjcflnrly ure remit-starl to can =|
unmine «my‘ stock, as I feel snlisfiyd it I
never hcrn snrpaued in this plump for he“
find chcnpnc‘s‘i.~ Gontle‘men, also. fire rcqu ;
ed tn call. M were bum article m the line
(‘.I'IX’I‘H-HHCN’S WEAR that th‘cylci-nnot h'o 1‘
comqunled with, “firings that will aston
them. ~ _‘ W '
I will Ill") keep on Than?! a lhm'e snbply
GRUI'HRH‘ZS, wlm-h will be sold _very (‘he
“y‘mck at QUEEXSWA RE, km will ulsn
found lmn‘dsnme, (humble and clienp,. wh
my CARl’l-ZTING I-nnn’m. he surpassed.
”'in my lnu-qfion to kl‘t'p a first class 3!
—kevplnz on hund nothing but yam] good
and ta sell cllnnp—lmving adopted the mull
"Ql'l(‘l\' S’ALES AND SHALL ‘I’IIUFIT
I would respectfnlh- solicit a sflmrc of
pulvlir pntrunngn, nu Hmpe by mrirtlnmrnt
m hnaim-ss, and by dealing lmni-slly with
custmm-rs, to give wti-hmh nin an. ,
MICHAEL SI'ASGLER
April mfxacz
Hardware
.\‘h GROPICRIES,— ~ ' ~‘
A Tnésulnvrhn-n hu: jun réiurner] fr
1m ('Mml with nn immenfie supply _of PIA!
\\'ARE'AXD GILUCHRU-IS, which ghoy
nflming at their 0111 stand m Baltimore's”
m pricPs losuit the times. On: s'bock cons
in part of '
BUILDING “ATERIALS. .
CARPENTERS TOOLS, .
mnxcxsumrs Toms,
, COACH-I’lh‘blk ;
SHOE FIXDIYCS, , ._ ‘
¥ CABINET .\l \KER'S TOOLS. "
. lIOI'SICKI‘I'ZIVI-IR‘S H‘XTI'RES.
-. ALL KINDS (‘F IRUN‘, &
GRIWCEIHES UP ALL KINDS.“ .
(131:. Paints, let-..'kr‘. Thorc i': no prticle
c‘n-lwl in tho item-ml doerlmPnls mi‘ntim
:ulmuuluuL wlmt mm he had at this Store
li\ cry chm of \h-Chnuif': can he nvqmixmodn
hon- wilh 1001 i n‘ml findings, and ‘Hnuzrkt'
ors can find every n‘rlicle in their line. 6
uq n with; I\OLIH'L‘ prepared to so“ as low
czuh us any olllcr houn- nnt nf the! city.
' JUHL B.‘ DANNER
DAVID ZIEULER.
Jnné 9, [8122
LEM
Bangams!
AT“. 3 \Ps‘. mum‘s AND 31mm,
T{ri‘fll'\’l(\' \Xn TRAVELLING BAGS
”.H in‘; juet row-h m 1 :1 \'('_r_\' lzxrge snpp‘ly of
“have goods. “w- nrv pro-lulled m 51‘" “10m 10\
”HUI over sold in thi: pldl‘u. .\lv stovk is In
I-nmplvn‘.‘ elnhrucing‘ewry stgle 011' Shoes
“abs made. \ J '
Bargains
nst ‘\ND‘C‘APIS,‘
cumming of M 1 the Intel-7t stylos‘ forL Spr
nlul Summer
BhHTS ART) SIIOVES,
1m- Gnnt‘nmnnhlmtlipc nnd ('hiMron.
Cityqnmlo mm] I‘l‘Nlcrn \\'nrk (mm 25 (‘9l
». .TIII'VKS‘ nfevcrv dowrigtimt and Mn
F'F’Pall .Iml examine Hm h‘u-pains M
11. F. .\chLll liXY'S
April 21, ISIS"!
Dr. Robert Horner’s
l flaw mum mm: Aw
L\ v , Pmmf'nwnox sfo
munm‘nsnrm: snuzrfr, GETTY§BVR¢L ‘
Having: refirvd irmn] th» active ‘ imu‘live ‘
Elyprufv<<iull,.l' mkc pleamre in unbound
to the citizcne officm‘sburg {lnd vicinity, ll
I lm_\'e Qpened n ‘ ‘K j
¥ ' SEW DRUG STORE, ,
in (In- rdnm formmly oct‘upied by firs. R. 5;
Hunwzn. a: an office, where 16%” constnu
Irv-Pp on hum] a large supply of? kinds of
TRIiSH DRI'HS. ‘ '
linuxmws, ‘ J . ,
CHEMICALS, ‘ Q
. . PERFUUERY.‘ .
' ‘ TOOTHPOWDERS
DYE STL'F
DRY PAINTS, and
PAINTS ground in Oil. ‘
OILS, f-xprqsced and distilled,
‘ STATIONERY ofall kip
Inky:l Pens, Pencih._¥’nper, Comb“. Brushes. -
.., _PATEXT )IEDII'ISES.
i _All the populnr Patent Medicines, tngetl
with ix selrction of pure \\'}NES; BRAND]
and WHISKHY, for medicinal, pnrp’oses 0
always on hand. In a word, my stock cmbm
everything usually found .in in first-class st‘
of {his description. x —‘
A large supply of fresh Drugs has been A
ceived, and others are arriving, which I nm
urging to the public on very ucvommodat
tom. .\ly‘Medit-ines have all been pun-lin
under mg: personal inipvction 9nd supervis l
from We most reliable houses. I can tin-ref
not only recpmmend them as flare "and fre
but can sell them cheap. ~'
N. H.—-PARTICULAR ATTEXTJOY give
the :reMment of all chronic disenseg
lye-A D" I 05' GRATIS.
‘ Muy 12.1862. H
”‘““’“T““ I'Tf—‘fi’—‘
Nance. -
HE following named soldiers aré repor
as maximum, from their respective c:
p‘unies— ‘ A
Capt. Snuu's Comp‘any
John Waller, Litfiestown,
Samuel Evin, Mcb‘herrystown, .
Henry Ifnfer, Littlesmwn,
Joseph Sponslfr, “ ‘
David Sell, Hanover, '
John Reese, Gettysburg, (snbsfltutow ,
Jacob Bangs. substitute for Henry Binge,
Capt. Pun’a Comp: y.
John Hpssler, Grzefienbnrg. '
Andrew Beintmlumn, omm , ' ‘
Joseph Lives, Gnefi'onburg, -
John Eyler, Gettysburg, 1 !
John E. Thomas, Arendtsvill’e. f
Capt. Bnounxrn's Copy-any;
Charla: Shilling, Oxford tow'n‘sl‘ip, _
Alex. Sunder, “ “ ‘ 7
Capt. GILLILAND'B Company.
Jucobflomfon, Mnmmnsburg, (wbafitnle.
Capt. Sean’s Coinpany.
‘ John S. Miles, Philadelphia, (substitute)
Michael Ambrose, “ It
George Show, “ fl " .. l
The Ibove deserwrs will be arrested, when
er found, _and sent to this camp. Five Do
reward will be paid for each man. ,
By order of . Cal. LEWIS, ‘
, Commanding €l.lan
Nov. 17, 1862:
OME’MING NEW l—A new "er of WE
S KEY—an article pronounced “ht"d
ben§"—¢m be Ind n H. G; OARB’S
June 2, 1862. ' ‘ .
YSON, BROTHERS have constsnth on If
T 3 large usonment of pbiq and. fa_
cases, gilded frames, gold and plywd lock
bmupins, kc.. km, whicl; they)” ulljng
Mindy by pica; , F
4 : ”—Tf-«———-———~_-_3_M~.____.w___v___~ .
,ADEmmRATm AND mmum wwmmu
/ eke allot.
J I 50M: or Tm: bxnocnacv.
ADDRISSED I‘o TATHZB ABRLEAI
We)": 1: ming, Falhqr Abraham, Three Hun
_ d} d'TlnoumnlL sfirung.
To‘save on from the punches of the Abolition
‘ ~ tunings li ‘ ,
You'fe 11 3rd 1‘ om Pghnsvlm‘nin. and from In
: di nu: too, 3 '
And Oh ; Ina beeq ‘apeaking tlgrongh her
'bsi ot-box to you'. ‘ ’
(The stu (y mail ot'lron,‘from the Furnace and
1 j my: Mine, § ' .
Willy thq. Hoosfers ahd the Buckeye boys, are
|of
‘ i);
‘he
:Is
1 5 wheeling intoJ
They are marching m
j 'a; of yore‘ “
And‘chw York. has {:1
_ lhwdred‘Thou ‘
We are mnrehing, Fut
3“ f milinr tune,
with which ‘sa on ix
1 5 Hum}. same old coon!
(?nC-e mate‘frqm hill ‘nm'l vnlle‘y, it rings forth
; 4, witfi cheering sound,
.To ‘glndaen every houséhuld where's loyal
'~ ‘l. heart-lE4: found. - ‘ ‘ ' ‘
See! Ekiqrygsmr is ‘blazdned on the banner
Z ; “‘9 union, ‘ :
FOr‘thé Union that. .0111 Jackson saved, and
j Seymouy will uphold! i
To senucr all the Nation's foes—the Union to
‘ , rqstnreg ‘ f . M
We 'pre ‘rominé, Fnthér Khrmfun, Three Hun- "
' ‘ d'ed Tllousnnd‘gipbro! 3 ‘ 1'
We are ébming. Ftlejbr fibraljmm, and as we 1
E ‘ m‘-u'jch niong, 1 j 1 r 4 [
Wc'll renew youi frm‘n the “fprcss‘hre” of the E 1
; Ahofilinh [ll'rmigl 1 1‘ !
You mm thr-m Hm! _vnu éouldh’t make a pig's 4.
leg ofire tdil, \‘ ‘ 3 I
.ud that .'lg'ninst the gums: paw buns would ‘
\ ‘ notMTJL I‘v ‘ ‘
They \vquldn't lmcd- jour anecdotes qr listen ?
. ’: to your pron, ; ' ,
They 'sworc tlmt \\ hitc .\ch shoul‘d‘bc slaves
. - ‘..‘ . ‘ 1
and Burgers should he lrue!
Buliynu need no! mint] their nn'iugs now, or
‘ 1 ¢ .1 1 .
3 uemhle at thclr rgmr, .
Forfweérc coming} Father Ahrnham', Tlircc
F Hundred Thoushnd mun-I ,
We ‘ILI'L' comifig. Fth
‘ youyfiulrs. I
ll's,lhe Democratic ‘
; your cars I
They pretend in‘ ca
1; point {on ml}
That soaks into ‘\'lrui
tomar's flood
That stains thé‘hills
' ‘ Tcnnessoé— -
Such “Tmi;ors," FM
: loves lo sve!
It‘s a growing f‘THxit
; ‘ in}: At you: do
And‘NeM" York has -
! L Thr Ifundrm
arm. A‘: . ~ ‘ Q ’
gwwww:
of
hi!
M
_SOLDIERS v’o'rE AND ALL.
_ The liedford Ga cllz snya:—“’e are in
debted to the S'ome sat Ham/(l (9 ll'llig, the
Republicim organ in' Somvrqet, for the sub
jnined table. which almws the result for
Congress in the dislrict}. with the 'armrL role
(mulled in. :0 be H 3: majorly for Cuflroth,
tlie‘ ngocmtic cm‘u’lidutp. 3 The Abolition
istsv died in great {agony on the Congress
question. but they ‘hml tn “peg out,” will
ing. or unwilling. Aftgr looking m the Inl
-lowing figures. will th‘ey still attribute the
defeat of "little Neddy” to that'pnbent fact
of his. that. the “Abolitionista” are all in
the army 2" - [l
_ Coll‘rnth, D: McPhereon, Ab.
Adams. 2.969 " . 2.684
A Bmlford, 2.332 ‘ . 1,686 '
re, Fulton. 1.011 ‘ ' 719
I‘er
l s
I)"
(‘8
Franklin. 3.2“. » 3,330
Somersgt, . 1,540 ’ 2,501
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CONTRABANDS To BE _BENT To
'| THE COAE REGIONS.
It is stated that thL Government has un
der coqsideration n echeme fer conveying
contrabands w the Coal‘Mines in Pennsyl
‘vnnia, where there is a great scarcity ‘of
horkmen .upldladelphia Ledger.
'r “We éan tell the Préaident of the United
States, and his Abolition advisers, that they
must keep their-negroes‘out of the Coal Re
gions, unless they desire to inaugurate civil
War in the North. The‘people of this sec
tion of" the State wiill not allow emancipa
ted slave; to be throw‘ in competition with
white labor. The “elements that there is
‘a mneity of ,workme‘n in the Coal mines
of Pennsylvania. has no foundation in trdth
ab far as Schuylkill‘ cotmty is eoncerned. and
has only been‘ gotteniup by the Abolition
ists to cover their deign to supplant white
labcr‘ by the employment of negroes. The
white men are Dem rater—vote the Demo
critic ticketu‘and hZEcei the anxiety of the
Abolitionistg to thro \ them out of employ
ment, and compel’thleml to leave the coun
t'y. Before£the Demecrtts on be discharg
ed, it is'neccessary to hive on hand a large
number of negroee for their places, or the
mines will stop and the Government be in
mt ofooah: Praideht Lincoln nut keep lii;
pd but: and 9f Schuylkill mnty.—Poluvill¢
Seabird. i
an: to Lg‘fe.—-—on‘ly s few months Ago the
Abolition‘pressos ran; with the cry that the
Democratic party. as p party, wag dead And
bufied. ‘lfi'lhis m tr" ‘ at. the (dam-they
must admit that V ‘ been I glorious
resurrection~the as some to life
and in every 3y 1 misglmble evi
deh‘ce of ext. rdi lit}, '
•
GETTYSBURG, PA_, MONDAY,- Nov- .24, 9862.
uc, ‘
the music of the Union
lerx in with them, Three
‘nnd more 1
ler Abmlm'm, to that {n-
formerl _veara We‘scnred
.rM)ruh:ml,so cnst away
ugxn" that is. ringing in
us Trfitorsl But we
blood -
ixy's'sofl‘y—tlmt dye's Po-
f glm‘j‘lihld, the plums o!
cr Abraham, {his Union
r“ aémy that is phuuder—
I\\'elled its columns xwith
Thousand more!
I 1,063 10,920
10,920 ‘ 1
E. “mum xs man": is» gnu. PRIVAIL."
THE SURRENH
[ER 01" HARPER’B
BRRY. r
'hmission apfminted to
:th and circumstancgs
L surrender of Harper's
xeir report. The qom
‘ Major General D. Hun
t.” President; th. Gen.
IA. of Vols.: Brigadier
f, U. s. A. of gum; m.
- . G. of Volsl; Captiun
01.3.; 03101191 J. Holt,
‘ gm]. ‘ 1 ‘ '
The xfiinmy ém
inves‘tigate the fin
connected with thl
Ferry, have nude t
mission consisted oi
ter, U. S. A. of Vol!
Cadwalnder, U. 5.1
General C. C. Ange!l
jor Donn Piaqt, A.'
F. Ball,_ A. D. C. 0:1
Judge Advocate G
The reports save;
Colonel Mileiflthe ct
Colonel Fuidgwho
land Heights, thelll
nounces unfitito lan
army. Ilnlso‘cens I
regiment for d‘isgrl
commends' the dill
from the service.
the Colonel of tha
subordinate officers
others not known i
haved with gallnn
mended. General
ted from all l lame,
lmtion oftlne over
General “'OO is‘ 1.
grave dismtor ’ for
cnmmnnd. , ‘ntl n 1
ministration and i
gist of the report,‘
censuring General
following worfirls '
'er censures the kite
ummnnding‘nflicer, anil‘
icommnnfled on Mari-i
hatter ofi whom it moi-j
!d any: mmmandfin ih'ei
res the xew York l-Qfith \
icoful conduct, and ‘re-i
missn] of Major Baird‘
After the whunding of:
regiment, some of the
Lieutenant Bflrrhsgand
0 {he commiscion, bio-i
rylund should be com
uiius White is exonera
, nnfid meritsitl’ie‘ a'ppro
‘ {nont and thoébunlry"
, oniaunct‘dv “guilty of :r
”Wing placer: Miles in
ftw :(‘omoé whfia‘t thn; All
i s hie/rid“ consider the
if is the I'lnragrapl}
chlellan, and is in. the
i has r‘r‘mnrkod frooly
11 Volt! officer, who has
svrviue of his :chuntry;
'any métivos of delim
mnring thoco in high
hink: such ccmurn de
[akin-Chi?! has tesqifiod
11th after havi-n': recmv
, nhe nnen'v invading
‘only six milos pvr day,
l winning:{hisinvmling
:tI-‘mvChit-I'nlsn testifies,
f cuerul MLClvllnn could
‘«-i;iovcd and 'prntt‘ctod
[d in this opimpu the
ncur.” ‘ »
“The comfnisai
on Colonel MIIM. i
been kllled in the ‘
and it. cannot, fruu
cy. refrain fmm r I
command. when it
served. The Gnno
that Gvnerul McUI
ml orders tn rope
Maryland, marvluu
on an average. who ‘
enemy. 'l‘lw (in-no
that in hi< opinion
and hlxuuld hun-
Harper's Ferry. m
gcommiuion lulh' ('1
I‘VI‘IW'Q” in Hip nr-wafia.
do ; hut 31¢‘pn|3»lic:xtinn,
: tine :umduncemt-nt nl‘
onm\'ul,—ih(licuto.~z \‘my.
who have ,hpon {-hirfly
txging it about, trust 16
e qudtcd to juulifj, in
the symplmglic Fnrfipy
o.~siiy.” “'0 now] not,
r readers that the com.-
a condemns GenuMc‘
y one of ipquihn and
lii onumncsés are based
{statemenri TheGrn
-0k) tenifiofi in_cortain
i ‘i‘ho rolnrt, as it
“Hers, is without n d
Isimuhaneunsly witi
(ion. McCleHiln‘s
lcloariy that those-l
lifistrumt-ntxii in hri
the paragraph nhol
ipmt. (he no‘t which
icniis 11 “military n 0
iliowever, inform n
imission which lhl
IClellzm, wag more
itlmt the opinions!
mum mvre (‘.r parlo:
¢rnl~in-Chiof (Hail.
:facts, in relation :
lle=timony wniingr-i
land circumstanc wi
public, mqy so ox
’0 which 0 robutting
duced, and which, fads
L hero‘nftor t 0 be finde
Iflafh and bdify as to
3 force or able. Gen.
9t Been Mail ‘in his own
that right n right the
can cluim' iis fillowed
\ably presufetll‘is hind
1f ”10' 9. ort ‘l].
Fender them of ‘n’
iMcClellah has not’_
Edéfenco, nndlumil
jmeanest crliilin:il{
lLlnim, we mafrensol
Cence.
‘ “arc-{V
l A careful ’romlin‘ of the retort will. we
think, make it «‘visent that tlfie paragraph
“in question wns an forethought th‘atl item)-
:strituted no pg’rt'n‘f he o'riginnireport, and.
has been “snndwi ed in" ne rdho close“
in n rudely discnn cted lztyle, for a special
purpose—and that purpo=e l; fin means
creditable to the clan-mime: ief. This is
all the more evideqt from the l’nct, that the
report. with this if mgmph in it,.is safflcon
{tradictonp The clLrgei it brings nguirist
Kiel). McClellan. 'is substnnlinllymegflived
by both a precedeht and substq‘uentj pam
igrulnh, as these exlfacts will shl w: 1 ‘1
.. Gen. M 30191!“ bilablishetr'l his head-
iqunrters at Frede'rlck City on the morning
fof the 13th of Sep mher. Onlthe night of
:the 13th. after tli evacuation “Maryland
:Helglits. Col. Mile: directed Captain (now
{Mnjofl Rmsell, of he Maryland cavalry, to
ftakewith him a f men endlendeavor to
Eget through the“ emy’s lin and' reach
isome‘of our forc en. Mcé‘fellan if pos
laible—and report a conditio 'of Harper’s
iFerry. that it coul not hold obtmore than
48 hours, unless -enforced, 'nd _to urge
:the scndingofrec f'orcementsi‘.i Capt. RusJ
isell reached Gen.‘ cClellnn'e eadquurters,
int 9a. m., on Sun lay the Ht 1 of Septem
fl‘fer. and reported sdirected ' yCol. Miles.
{lmmediately upon is arrival 6' . McClellan
‘ sent Qfl'a messing”, I Glpl. Bus (‘ll underalood,
Mo Gen. Franklin. * '
i "Atlo a. m., pt. Russell 'left for Gen.
‘ Franklin’s comm 6, will; a ”immune” to
Gm. Franklin fr an. .11 (Blzllun. He
‘ reached Gen. Frafiilin about fl o’clock that.
:afternoon. and ('0 d him engaged with the
‘enemy at Crampion’s ‘ Gap. ,The enemy
were driven from the ,Gap'. at!!! theknaxt‘
l morning. the 15t , GennFrahklin passed
through the Gap, advancing shout a mile.
and finding the e emy drawn 'up in line of
battle in his fron ~drevv hi 9 own forces up
in line of battle. While thud situated, the
canntmading in 9 direction of Harper’s
Ferry. which had'been heard Very distinct
ly all the morning—Harper’s" Ferry being
about seven miles burnt—suddenly ceased;
whereupon Gen. Final-lin rent ‘ ‘word to Gen.
McCldlan qf the prhbab’: surrender of Hmywr’a
Ferry Q Gal. Muln’j and didnnt delete it net-awry
lto proceed furtheri fthat direction.” ’ ' ‘
‘ From the sbov it very clearly appears
‘ that GeancClell lost notime in respond
ing to Col- Miles'f demand ' flot- reinforce
ments—that Gen, Franklin wee “inmedi'aie
1y ”—thet'a the w rd—ordered toward Her
per’s Ferry. Th; reasons given for hinde
lay or failure; ere! or ought to be,‘sufi‘icient
~—-¢lu enemy were “Lid: way. ' ', ‘
But, to anot) er extracthan‘d one’ still
more irreconcil is with the‘ accusation
against Gen. M , ellan than the above: '
, " The evidence thus introduced confirms
the commission in the opinion they Her-
pey’s Ferry. as w-H as Muryind,lloi,ghts’.
w prematurely Intruders ’ Tue gun-
I. ~ ~
son should have been satisfied that relief.
however long delayed; would come at last,
and that a thousand men killal at Harper's
Ferry would have made a a all lose hud
thn post been ‘saved. and probably saved
two thousand at. Antietam. ‘hilw impor
tant was this defence we can how appreci
ate. (bf tho 6N“) men conmosing at that
_llle the whole of Lee’s army. more than
one-third were attackin Harper"! Ferry,
and of this. the main body w inVirginin.
By refercncz to (he ,cvidenccfit w ( be uh: flux!
at the t'rr'y moment Col. Ford 41/» mloneJ Mary
luml [kip/Hr, Ins [it/[e army wu in Twirl}; rr
lit-ml In! Gmerah Franklin andiumner'a mrpa
at ('ramptan’lr Gap; within aw miles of I'ch
position._" i '
Now, if the flit-ls stated in tinese extracts
be truié—‘that. Gen. McClella“ , immrdiurcly
upon the arrival of Captain Ens-:01. order
ed (lnn. Franklin to the reliefiofflml. Milos
-—-nn¢l that at the very mom 1, ‘ 1. Ford
abandoned Mlu'yland Heigh , h ‘waq in
. l .
rralz'h/ rdinmd by, Generals {m_ lin and
Sumncr’f corps—how can the; ch go that
Gen. McClellnn' {piled to roligve nd ‘pro
tect Harper’s Ferry be made int}? '4 '
The roport,’ so 'fa‘ir as Gen. chlellnn is
concerned, proves entirely ‘.oo much.—
Sotting aside its sélwcontratli‘ lions, does ‘it
not appear pnlpnbly unjust, ifGen. Mchol-
Inn‘lu'm answerable for the su random but
Ford should be dismis‘sed frori’r the seniido,
and the dead Milgs‘ censured J
The attempt to detract fro the cred
Gen. MdClcllim’a ca'mpaign n Maryl
which is evidént throughout is repnr
so mean nthing that we art; surpris
sqldier like Gen._HuHock—by murlcx
least, :1 mail of honor-rshouiii take :1
in it. Asfl New' York Jam-"hill We”
“The whole world has béen inginLy
111.0 _mirnvle‘of that swift. n'l spin
Mmylnndcampnign. It mu! emnst-r
and successful, (considering he wol- ,
and demqmfimd army to thepommnn
which‘MuCleHan was sutltiohli' cu]
which In’ixforyj'rolntes. Thfis, ‘nm‘ufiz
would lnlnughnd at. ifit we ‘ udt 100
cm a business for Inugzhtn'r.”T X
It snems'to m that thie pnrg taken in
:gfl'uir by the GepemJ-in-Ch‘icf has 1
prnmptm] more by pettyjou!ou<y of‘n g
1y superim- (.flicor. or by a mm‘n dos
cultivate gnml rclatihmwilh th'o Admmis
trntion, than n hnnmt‘wish to sorm his
country 5y I‘e loving an officer “-1.01311 e
bé-lieved to bellrarf obshclo (o‘the SUCH—SB of
lhe‘nrmya-Ridinq Gaze/Ir. 3 . ,\
mThe co mit‘tee miglffi nu wal have?
consul-NY the Aflministmtioriylcn, for 'cp‘ni
tinninc Col. Miles in a' commhnd after the
Bull Ru'n figlftvi as to undortnk? in fast
omwure upo-nLGun. Wool and. Gen. Mc
uonan._rr‘nlsra+ I'ninn. .
~ MchELLAN.g
Enthusiastip (LDemonstration‘at Trchton
' in Hfmor of the Helm. .
. n“ I ~ .‘
~ SPEEPII ¢F GER”. JII‘C‘IJ '.LLAAI'
m'rmonc hww: 'm m. FELLdW.‘
CITIZENS. ‘ .
. I _- 1 '
Tnnvrmqnx. .I.,'Nov.l§, gMiJnith.
1 The (lemonfirafinn in bnrgm' of‘Goneml
:McClellun by the citizens of'l‘renton. [inst
‘pgmetl yesterd‘fiy on account of the wenilxer.
I took plp'oe thifi owning; ‘ ’
As ea'rly In kix o’clock the crowd be’gnh
to aszemble, find by sevonitlie streog in
front of. the State Street [lnuse was a per
fflctjnm. Ev'éry‘window wds occ‘upied by
the fair'dnnglfiers of Trenton and thefur
rounding cnantty. Che'ers xivore calierffor
and given over and (War spin with he'lirty
good will TnfiGonernquCk-iinn. Allyfelt
the ‘inspl‘rhtion bf the monlent, and gum.
ghey were sh¢winglto hirb _‘thoizr apprécia
tion‘of his grimt military talents, his un
swerving. patriotism, and his cßnductins a
man. ' “ .
At nina‘ o’clock, the Til-onion Cninet
Band. under the able leadership’ of M}. B.
K. )chlurg, ‘arriyed in frpnt of the lxbtel,
and owned the serenadel‘by performing
mod admirably, first, pnt-pourti fro ‘the
.qpem of “ Puritani ;” second, pot-pomp of
national nits. - ~ ,
After the performénce of the second
piece, Anarew Butcher, Burp, ex Speaker
6f the Hodse of Representatives ~nl‘ ,b‘ew
J eréey. came forward to' introduce Gieneral
McClellan to the assembled multitude.‘
{As seen as the General appeared it the
from of the Hotel, he was greeted withthe
Input. tumultuoun applause. Cheer folléwed
cheer thrbughout. the entiregqunre; ladle;
waved their handkerchief: and‘joineti in
the applause. It wai with the greatest
difficulty thst any kind'of order could be
restored. ‘At-lm the General was able to'
respond ‘. ‘ ~ ~ ‘ .
"KICK 0P OINIIAL I'CLILL‘N.
MLanxm—For I feel that you a all
my frienddhl stand before you. no as n
mgker of speeches._ not as a politician but
asa'soldler. I come among y‘ou to eek
quiet and repose. and from the moment of
my arrival I have received *nothingi but
kindness. Although I appear before.you
as a stranger, I on) not altogether unac~
quainted with your history. 'Your aflant
sol ’ rs were with me in every battfe from
th siege of Yorktown to the battle ofAntie
ta~ and here I bear witness to their devo
ti ‘ to the cause for which we are fighting.
( ere the uproar compelled the General to
' {or 5 (cu moments.) {also have to
a k- of the ever faithful, ever true Taylor;
the (lashing. intrepid Kearney—men who
hove-given their lives for the maintenance
of ourgovernment. And before bidding
you good night. I have this 'piece ofadviee
to give youz—Wlu'le the Army iafighting, gm
a: tritium see that the war is prosecuted for the
pruervalion of the Union and the Constitution,"
for your Nationality and your Rag/AL: a: citizen.
After returning to his rooms, the hand
performed a. chorus from the opera of “ Er
nani,” and the “ McClellan Polka,” compo
sed by the leader of the band and dedica
ted to the Géneral. Here the cro‘wd called
ignin {or the Gene"! in the mattrvociferfi
l L '
El
om mann’er, whefi he appeared at his
dow and reitemted his former wards. ’
‘ No such demonstration,‘politichl or at
wise, was ever before witnéssed in 'l'ren
It was a tribute to a true mum and
worthy pf the gallant. Stale of New Je
and her. citizens. 3 !
HOW MARTIAL LAW wpnxs
' 1n: 'cml or IRS. Jinnah. /
We exclude other mam!“ for file [13.14
of layir‘wg before the public anogyxeflms
bensthly and infamnus outrbge co gnium
due of Presidenq Lincoln? minginstun
the martial law proclamafion. / he can
Mrs. Brinsmadg, as ramped/‘3: the 1"
York World, and full; htajne By 096‘
authority, will Arresx
cite the indignation ‘
Ipeople, not oulx agni
idy, but, against an'
. sorts to such than; an {plays
to violatojustice and tlaxpple u‘
and hu‘manityl 7 ' t _
‘ From'the N.Y.lwnrl-l
\Vhoover has a. sister. mwif'o. ‘
‘or. and dc-sileé to know What I
came to him through th§se to
whoever Would lenrn (bcymidw
and the Inquisition can téach) ti
ratgeous lengths": the unbri led,
xercise of unlawful an dom
fvill run—may learn from the
knee in the case of 511:8. Brim. .
ve publi‘h this morning.l . '
Mrs. Brinsmade, a yming an
omnn, hardly out of herlteens,
Umrefnre neither the sir-rest
comes with years nor the uutio
t. 03:,
all;
FI
of the other sex, two months
North under a Ipass from: Gen.
Lhc New Ode-an}: stonmor.‘iin nrd‘
the wintorw‘xthlher relativies in \.
nd Troy. Arrived in tho; form
is arrested‘without warfnnth
without trial, denied conmmn
' 'lf‘l‘ friends. kept closely {gnfirdo
:brrmght. on m this cityqnnd‘t
’ wit-on in the Fnrty-sevenjth 3th
t'mufia. Through a backrhun e l
Hm officer 'in charge of Her. he
thin city learn‘of the outrnge‘; I
1 civil’ly to the infamous Kennedy]
the :m-ent, to khow its cause. ‘
sailed with imprpcntions ' and
”my tno shall be locked up if”
repented. Asnnrod by a. ‘depu
prisoner is to he sent. to he; “fat
Orleans by the next stezimer,
9f"!
eut-
content themselves with the ho
though every fin-m of Imv, eve!"
of civil and pet'wrmal liberty hnsf
ted by one of their nppninted’K
thewfi'ornrlmd at least «scan
_locs on “fear of that which in. o!“
But. her mongs were not yet emlet
They did not khowtht- Konnmly. .Pt-rl
they had nover‘ heard 0! (Ir-ll NnA. ' 'l'hi
fiye (hiya utterly-arm a letter was recei‘
by one of her friends. from which it\
loomed that she Wt}: still a close prm,
in the Forty-seventhstr‘éet stiltimt-lm.
waited upon only by male nttepdnnta. 1
with priioner's fare, a part of tilletinio p
tiatetl hy illnpfis as well lisamicf, evmy
stinct of decency thus v’olatecl uswal
ovvry form of law. i 5 ~
Two ladies» then npplyl to the Kenn
l'nr permiqsion'to noectl‘eir‘ friend. I
d'onitul. Thev [lnk whati are the clia
and who the ‘aocnmrs. l‘ Iz‘the/Kcnne
nm the accuser; I nrrestokl her, P but“
nnvl keep her Where she; is; llnld she on
to he hung.” [ ‘ ' l ' ,'
Hopeless of ratings fro tho prute fill
this infamy blunts up not down; thron‘gl
his lineagefin‘d in all h's potq‘lerity.
Brinsmnde's friends npjuliéd lto Pro
Marshal Genéral Drup r., yr. Dru
promptly addressed himpelf t -t.hn Ju
Advocate Gen Aral, who aid ti" 1. he it
nothing of macaw; to lllr.‘ Kignedy,
replied that s e was hejltLby Vdrller of
Baker. provost: marshal of Wa'shington
Col. Baker and thafissibtgmt Secret”
W'ar, who replipd (provting thpt tthe,
nedy of coins? lied) that} théi arrest
been made by one of Mir. Kennedy's
cers. and that Mrs. Brinspmdc drank-ta?
by him without, any a thoriLy Wlm
from the War Department; wh reupon
Draper got. from the Kel‘lnedy hn orde
the lady’s release. went, in Demon and
cuted it, and lel'Lher in: this charge of?
friends. 3 ' l
It. is but justice to sayl that tlhn War
'pnrtmont is no further tfequntiblo tor l
particular outraga thpn ks res usibilit
implied in its having bee'n will; of sin
I on in its having committed [on otic
illegal power into the jhnndsl or a
Caligula, and‘in its having‘hithertn con
ed st. every license towhich thje itchin
a paltry police despot apd the} instinc
‘ a brute had goadetl himlbn.
' u? Mr. Draper itonly heals}? Hessi
those who do not knowihim, hat his ‘
‘ manity and his sense of justice needed
secohd or long appeal. and thht the t
} tions of In office which tieverohght'to
5 been created its redeemed fnlm utter
testation in the chamothr of a} gentle
by whom it never ought. to live been
Burned“: . , ' l,
Jase D. Bn'th—h is cpnfidelztly arse (ed
that the Indian Légialuure, fihich In' ”l 3
in January, wlll elect Jase 1). Bright DER.
ed States Senator for' the ahonft term, I nd
Thomas A. Hendricks for the long bdrm,
beginning 4th of March; 1863. l Itwoutd‘be
.a‘ curjon speetncle to see nSer'fntpr net“ up
‘ed to a seat. from which he wadiexpell ' Tor
alleged acts of. disloyalty to lbie Gov rn
ment. but there aresome gnomblll» pi-eeed Inu
in history. not. the least bf which is the '
of John Wilkes,who wai'repestedjy exm
ed by the British Houseiol' Coinmoiu‘s, find
as often fetut‘néd by his: conacltuenu. 11‘
l .. M-O~«—1-—,-— “ ‘
fi-D. c. Naimnn, Esq. ne‘rng. ‘a‘ a edi
m of the BaltouSeruine‘lr is eleéted :‘fiwm
be: of the House of Representing by 2500
majority. Well done, old Normmpmnm-
Abou‘ fourteen montlw, ago Mr. Neimah’s
oflice was entirely destroyed by an AboH
‘tion mob who. 9" count, made thealtacl‘t‘in
the night, and behind the edilgr'a back;
A .7012 Q] the Pruidenl,—A Waéhington
letmr 'n'ugr says that. when 001. Foamy ju
quired of him how he felt. about. New Yprk,
Mr. Lincoln replied: “ Somewlut like that
boy in Kentucky, who stabbed h}: toe
while running to sep his sweegheart‘. 'l‘ne
boy said he was too big to cry, and far too
badly hurt t 9 laugh." : 3 ' I '
3 : ’92?! ‘
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Emma MOVAL~ "
I which the mulig‘nnt car) of
1m pledged to destroy! a' (11l
try may be, ,nboliohed, have ’
)r a yennpnst, id at last consummlr
I. McClellan has been harmed
command of the army of the Po
.‘o any that the announcement of
Mil—which was first made through
In! of hut Sunday-Amok the com‘
'priw: expresses yery ('oony the
Man that it excited in the publid
me! yet, to those who krnw the;
influences that were at" Work-aha
, to which the Prosident has shown?
himself too ready to yield, hocnuse his:
sympathion are altogether-in that direction!
-—-t.he uncrifica of McCh-Han need havens-1
wioned no surprise. The only gnattor 3f?
surprise to them, should be that it «an not;
msgtelongqu. _ ' u _ 7 7 ‘ f
The official order. "relieving” Grnérall
M-zClelinn of his command, was accompn-i
inied by the publication of a communiontton‘ ‘
from Genera! Bullock to the Secretory OYI ‘
War. which. it is eyident, wns intended sm ;
nnjapology for; if not sjustificetion, of thol
nctl But, the impartial reader will pm.
Inounoe it. at once 9 lame apology Ind 1203
justification. Thagmost‘it proves is thnti . '
the supplies which ‘Gen. McClellan med-i
ed were forwarded: as promptly as tho rel-4
sQurcesl of the Be‘l ml departments upon} I
which he mfide regisitinns would allow—l a
It by no moons proves that they were oqunt‘
to the necessities of his Army, or sufficientl I
.to place it in a conditioh to move forwardl '
hs Nipidly ns'tho ainthorities at Wnshingtonl '
demanded. That they were not so, we mnyi
reasonahly inferlfrom the foot that the’
movements of his Army were delayed.—-; I
VOnc of General McClellan’s characteristics} '
is camiousness. I llel'prefers to wait, eveui -
at the risk of incurring censure and denim-I
Itinn, rather than sacrifice the lives of the} l
I men under his wtnxnnnd by a rash, hasty‘ I
lpr' premature movement. The Oppositel ,-
Ipolicy has hejin tried, and the court-i I
try has sum-n I! seriously by the, expe- ‘ I
larim‘enm The impatient chimor of “On tq'
1 Richmond 1" resulted in the disgracefuli I
1..-nut of Bull Run. -’l‘lm dashing ster at I
Ifightingh which Gen. Pope was brought i
Ifrom Hie-West to inauguriito, ended in the
I disnistrqus repulse And almost entire diian-I
u pgnizution of onuof the largest and best din
Iciplinei} _Arm‘ics that the worhfl however; I
(seen. I'. McClellan has achieved "O‘STFILI
Iyi‘otorié‘s’ h’e Inns. at least. sufi‘erod no iugloi
j’ious defeats. ll‘ helms not taken Richmnrd‘i ‘ I
It‘nnqu red the South. and ended the WurJ
ho hml.‘ito my the least.‘upon two occ'usinnx,’ ‘ i
saved the Union cause. by defending the ':
capital nguimt invasion and occupation |in y
the enélmy. If he hasnot done impossihlé i
thing. it was simply becunse they were iml I
pn'mibié. ‘ i . I
The Sinvernment,l whose main rolirmrq‘
MuClolhm hm beanm‘xwo critiqul pmind-t . I
of thel‘Wnr, has repaid his servxccs wit” I
block ingmtitudc. It has sent him into—re; I
tiren’u-nt. but it cannot sink him into disé I
grnce. I'l‘he Army and the pedple- know i
him :mld estimate him at his proper worth. I
“3,. is, It!- this very day, inoompnrubly that: 4
manta-rt General we have. His geniusill -‘
planning a campaign was proved while hit 5
hvhlthh po~t ofCommandarin-Chief. H 11: 3
lirék's Success in tlieSoutli-Wefltjnndznu‘rm f
side's victories on thepout of borih Cnrm I
li-nn. Were the fruits of McClellnn's dnecté i
in; mind, as their own oilicial reports at-I 1
test. ' " ' i
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lii: éhililv tn lenil an 'Army iii the field
was thu‘n. lint. in his shaft but brilliant}
Western Virginian nampnizn ; afterwurd.‘
in his mlvnnve upon Richgnnnd—his fiiiluro
[to rapture that. rity was owing to cuuseq
that he could not, control—unit more is:
cently.”in his Furcossful cam nizn‘n ninw
the invading rebel hrmfin Maryland? Tho
la‘nrelsihe ha: won are sufficient to estohé i
lish hi 3 fame. éven should his cit-rear. and f
here.‘ But. not so. An Abolitionized Adq
min intrminn "may be ‘glnd to discard n’pnv‘
lriotimGone‘ml who has nobly proclnimed
that he and the Army he hasjust left “will
ever ho conirndw in .mpporling tlu, Conflihdiov‘
(if nur caunyy and the A'ulionalily of: it: paaple."
Hut um peoplfi will‘ vote long. call him to
higher duties and more oxnltell hnnon 3
md hen. wht-n his vin‘dicutiou qhall be
comple‘ta, the misprahle conspirators ,whq'
nro nqw exulting in the'triumph of fheit.
fmrtizzm malignity. will hide their dimin+i
ishml lmmh in shame before the resplom
dent star of his glory. ' ‘ »1
~lc is fortunnte fori’the country that that:
eyil which has been done in McClellnn’d
‘rdrmoval ier puninlly recompansed by did
‘app‘nimment, for a time. at. least. of Gena?
ml Bu‘rnuido to -succeed him. The lattelf.
i»; a true and tried 90mmnnder—Mc0lellan’q :
'cnmmde and frimul, familiar with his plhnzi'
and capable of judging them without pr 1 ~
judive. If hurnsitle in nuil‘nrod to remai i
where he ii. and radical influences do he'lll
. so fIH' prevnil as to publ’rcmont at the had;
anhe Army, all may yet be well.—-R¢adiuyfl
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Wine Eamon Argus says: “It is 9
singular-but. not unnatural fact. that every
county that, was tory in the Revolutionnuelp'
n‘s’ Lnncmwr, Chester; Delaware,“ kc" are;
Abolition now. On- the contrary. ever”,
county that. warmly sustdined fihe pair-i;
Muse in'lvhe‘ revoltition. now upholds the:
Democratic party. 'Thedesoendsnu of theg‘
men, who. under the infamous rule of (in!
John Adams, supported the despotis .’
nlien anil sedition lam. gag laws. stamp and
'windr‘vw‘ nixessimprisonment of Demm‘raufl
and all Mimr obnoxious measures of (hep
odious Anlmiriistrnt on, now sintnin all thal
nbnnxinus measures of the present Admifl-l
istratinn. including negro prmlmutiofi.i
Fort Lafayette and all“ There’s a greet]
deal in thé‘blond and breed of"men. Me 1
whose fathers were tnries in revolution";
days never grow up Democrats.” a l
m“. is nstnniqhingln notion how'conl-I‘
sorvutivp the late elections have made snmiq
qfthe Republican: in this vicinity. 'Many‘
who firm": the vqte was taken. were I
blusleiing and v'ndicfive as the very (lava;
are now as gen d 8 as so many lambs. Wq
heard u monument Rapuhlicanmho, dui-ing
thunmpnign, was quite furious in calliug
4tho D‘emacmu I)ng names. the o‘ber duly
ldmit that. the into elections would have _-
~good efl‘vct on the coungryn-Erie Observe?
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Jlm Sl.n¢ldy.—-The Benton. Juufllul‘ as!"
that the shoddy overcoat; furnished to our
new regiments nrqalnmlumly wurthjm. and
it is an outrnga upon the soldier: to force
them to. take them” They are merelj
coarse couch. with a thin. cove‘rin'g of shod;
dy ; not a particie oflive wool about them‘,
They come from Pennsvlvanis dontractoru; \
who” frauds upon the Government. 9nd the
army have been inde’cent and monacrpul,
ever since the war commencedlg , ‘
b 8A New Yorker on CentnlAfrics mu,
on the authority of “an old negro who uh.
been a great tmvelerflf that there a
dwarfs in “in country who“ earl ranch}:
the ground} and are 30 Wide that whefi'the"
lié down. one ear serve; us a mattress. the
other for; covering. ThePold negro" i.
probably ide‘ntical thh the “intelligent. ao‘ll
traband’ io‘whom the.daily papers up,”
frequénfly indebted for war heirs.
Advance ‘in Nempapen.~—The Dotmfi
(Mich) Tribune, New Lomfon {Carin}
Chronicle, Hartford (Comm) Times, Pro.
and Coumut. have increased their rats-”on
account of the great advance in paper and
eve‘rything used in making a newsllflpeffiy ‘
The Internal Ruucnuc.—Upwarfls of Jim
thoumnd co!leotox~s, deputy collectors. udd
sors and assistant assessors are now gue
get! in the collection of internal revenue In
glue loyal States. 1: '
. Pr'ica 'Aduanc:d.—Tbe leading book pub
lishers of Név'v_York nave vauoodiih.
trade prices ‘of books from ten to null!-
five per cent. on account of the mm
cost of printing paper. ' ‘
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