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The Collin.“ ls published every Mondnz
nloining, by Hus" J. Suntapnt $1 75 per
annum if paid strictly n “Hung-42 00.
per nnnum if not. pnitl' ld'ndvnnce. No
lublcriptibn‘discontinued, unless at the
option of the publisher, until all arrange:
are paid. '.‘4
-A nvnnflsnflxu innfled at theusml mtm.
“Jon Pity-rise done with neatneus and
dispatch. : '
Ornc: in South ”nitimoro street, nearly‘
fifipofite \Vamplorq" Tinning Eumplinhment
-—“Coxl‘thß Pawnmflh‘nca” on thesign.
_ Notice to' Tax-payers. .
“TIFF: iv th-hynflfl-H that the County
(‘nmmiuinm-ra will make-mu
.UH'I'I'HIEST OF FIVE PER CENT
upon rill State. (‘nunly and SpN‘inl tnxvs ns
’msxml lor the your mum Hm! shall he paid (0
l‘nllectors on nr hcfnro WEDNESDAY, tlm In
hf JULY. Collectors will he required to call
, m; tax-payers on M lwfurc the nlmw: ulnm‘, mud
hmkc Fitch nhiw'ment. to nll persons paying on
hr before-amid dnr, nnil pay Ihe same to the
County Trgnwrer. otherwise no nlrdcnfit
v “in be made. Hy ornlrrof the (Ymmniulom. ,
J. )1. WALTER, Clerk.
April 13, 186.1. m "
, , New Bakery ! ‘
EWPOHT' k zmdmzn, )Im-lmuirnl nnk.
N era, Suuxll “'.nsllimlhm atru-t. hall mlmrc
finm [he Bugle yum, (IETiYSIH'RG. Pa.—
lhmamnflv ml hand, tho l «u of I‘HCEAD,‘
[YIHCKEHR NARI-2S. PHETZHLS. kc. l'cr-
Mus wishing {rt-ah ”re-ml will he served (-H-i'y
hmrmng. by [Wu Ingfilu-h mum-i unul residuum-s
nI-lht‘ Bukorr. ery (mm nnuln- [mph-mu
Hive us a call! . [Ap’ril ‘2’”, 'lifl. tl‘
~ “Howard; House, '
JBAL'I‘IHORH.‘ ‘
_y The undersigned In: flw plmuhurr‘ of an
jmnnrinrg m hi<lric~ml~ um! tlu- wn' lir grm-L-I
-132111;” !I(- has lil‘l-UI’ENHD THIS EXTHVHVH
.\Nn FAVORITE HUTHI.‘ mu! “#1:“? the
Hmro'nf putrnnngu uhirh in ‘lifllih in'ni'nhh
lurniml um! Ilia (~il'ml- In plI-n-c "my down 0.
ll ._\ in: lwu-n mafia-J 10" many )‘ml'ri in M"-
duuling )mgmlar Hotels in I'Hlllfljh'flnitl. _"i'r
pluin nut! Ihn~ ,riH. he fi-rls il‘rllll‘d n! lu-in-g
ulalc, “10} NW hi I "3.3% (‘mu‘prh-m .\Ni-lanu‘
In Int-M nll jail l'\[v|>l‘hlhnll< u! lht- (mu-ling
l-nnnunnil} in mmvngi'nyflu- Hnu'lrd ”(mu-J"
1| I|} h- Hllllflsv .l h) unr‘ Hoer ul ils ( I‘l'i; ill lhc
l u‘ly' ry
‘l‘cn m~
vflvalluuun': ('l‘!“fl.[l'f;s:l 7!. per [My
“‘ Lill’it's’ ’ _ “ 2my “
“l'flll'V'fi‘H'V, '
\\ \i‘ I', lil".\ \HCl'J'l‘Upficiul‘.
lhlh'nnnrw, Apxll 2|».‘lMJ. um
‘ Old Gold and Silver
T 45TH“ —'l'!n- lliihl'"? prn'v in ("uh
\"I pnul‘ lur uh) (:u'vl xmvl Siln-r: g,”-
lue-onl i~ n t'n'umhlu lnun- In u-EI Hu- lu: mium
«u it lot-sm: I In". .\l-u. (EM-I um] >3ler ('uill
punk-sud, and {he lughv-l priw- giu‘ufhv
,_ .IHSI-In'll “EVAN.
Walt-hmAh-r 3‘; Jr \\ u Hrr. in Plnt- Dizummd
Fvlv ‘_‘ :. Mu... ‘
.5 , : . . .
Cannon 8: Adair’sf
, flzw \1.\I:l:v r: \\'nl:l\'\‘. (‘urnl-r ..r mai-
A mun-mu! Huv \l‘i-ldh‘ sum-R. ()lli‘l“"i'c
“In. «‘num I|uu«-. tn-uyu‘nilgv I'.. ._\\‘p «5-,
T.rv-p.;rs~«} In humid: \(urmluv-111-‘, 'l'umlw [lnui
nTmun “:u‘Me \hullw‘. N'nl-s fur ('IMIH-l
'Mfl‘mu‘v antl .I]! "I?“ r \\ urk :Ip'u rmining In 0m
'vllriuh-‘i. “'l' Ni“ ~_III 'rmlh'l- ~.(li:l'.u‘linu 111-l!)
m 1 In c-u-ruli-In .zu-d prim: I'4” .Indlsw (Jul
All-Agni Ind 3' m inn-u: u! \lnrk. -
PM) 'l. INT? :1! .
3883.. ~ Sprmef Styles 1863.
()F "A S .\XD g'kl‘h'. ' ‘
‘/ . K F 3 HrHJIENY,
.' hi:- nlc ct ~n:1..S \\', vur. (‘rntr‘w .\‘qumre, In.”
j'l-t uglv'nwl :l i;vlslluli-i l <uzlnwm I-f ‘ .
”A 'r s A x II ‘r x P s‘,
4-Plln-I;I_LI-I .'ylL-c. :I. \‘vrr'gL-n ’lliA‘|'~_£ I'm
snguin \Twm'm'a garrd "l‘Jle‘llli" and hl-hinfi
phl- H n or“ up. :L’rq- rvulyvnrd In giu- him 1: [all].
‘1: nun 1;.“ . A \‘ U S HAUEJ-l‘ S.
mnnprixiuu .\h-n‘i lim- ('.IH l‘n‘m‘z. \ln-n‘Ex—Jlll-
I‘M-{Ella \h 11': \V‘il-fmglrn Tlr~.~{‘uhurn-s~ (I li
-1: 1.. Pan: '.n :L u‘ui't-U Ind-rum": l'mlnmml Sim-re,
llwilvn. fim- Lin! ‘Shp'm r~‘.. \Fn'lw' hug] (‘lnl
lE'OII.< Shaun um] H Um w'. (of l‘\l‘|'_V‘ Villa-‘3' uI-II
kWh--nll of “hit II will be .\uhl u,» ‘ lawful: llm
r‘ Inn-ml. LN :I'H~ “hn “"1“ m xuplfly Hll'm
rrh‘u-l Hi" gum! And :uhduflml “an ( All and
m m‘uim- ....r >‘lm-k. ' R. r. .\lcndufixv.
'_».\pril 13. IHZJ, ' 1 _
NS. Spring Millincry, NS.
‘ . HS \lrfillliA'ZY U'Hilt" Lulio- m' m!“
‘3l run! sue hyr Im'w flirur'mvnl hf s']. ring
uu'vi Snfnnn-r 'H 81$, (‘ \"S. HHVNFTS, HUS
fixfijl“ Tluuunm" _\\H\LA.\'l'Y august,
“With ~firt' H! Um [uh-5! 431 w. and Icing pur
(lnsul {fir-6.141 HULL? sulul a! n-zmnlnlue
prim-u. ' . ‘ A.
I"?! Slm- i;_ :lk-n Im-gvan-d m Illn-aéh ' und
I'n-u lit-«mo e and ”Mint. tlfi- shulluat notice
mu! in ”It Inul m.lmu-r. , ' '
.\yranT,lslj
Th'! Great Secret
H'V‘D (U' I’.—l" can 11-” _\‘uu 3‘" now
F whrn‘ tin-y nun-L If.” in York And,
.\n! Ilia right. nppmjle the lfilnk. nn-l ‘hc n-n- A
FOIL-Ii (M 4 : ‘fln- Ilndvrfignmlfi I~‘ jlhl jrl'l'pthl
_ Imm "er rhy u \‘nry fim- .Ic‘urnm-nl no SPM“:
“MODS. lfnrjmlh l-ulioe‘ :1 ml gontll-lnbn. :u fol
.l mm: For [‘u- )‘nlilu. Khukvrf. (ilurl-gSlufl‘,’
“Inga; Lino“ llnml'M-r--hi-1.~. (‘.nllard. l’ansZ |'(-r
-l'nlnwry.ofnllk‘mdd. Hun)» Skirflmelil'J ”Me, _
{lnd in I‘m-t gxl xmi’g :|l|‘\l'llill‘.( clip in [he tnilyl '
ivuy: (Tunflujl‘fif I‘im‘. Hair Brush“, Toolh 1
Brnilu-n'. aml-nnlgi‘anns Min-r :ll'fit‘le‘k '
Grpth-nu-nk “var. >154: ‘a; ('n:lt‘~'. Pap". ‘
‘- 129515, at the rum“ in! prim-e: lir~l mic Linen ,
_ PJII'S‘H‘ $2. cum! Sunnnl-r \"qqa n! 7‘." I’LL. and ,
mhur (-lnlhxng nt the snnn- ram-c. Summer!
Hen: uhmper flmn :nnr other ll()ll‘19ifij.‘le;
(uwn, both for hays and men. ”Minq‘ pur- }
rlmsedn lut :It Lung-(hm. he ram so“ 11-Jm nil
[wit-es w‘lm-h wfl! ngke n'must any onollnu:
and also many mhm- gnmli, such ns Furlw,‘
Fork H.mdlc~'. shm‘cl‘ :Ind I‘launlles, Rum-a.£
“l‘wines’ Brnahefi. Hrmnns, Qnocnswarcfi and;
um.“ mun, (:RUCI-ZHIES. and Spices brfiui
kinds, Sonpa‘ofnll kinds. Esz.-xn(‘vs ufaull kin is.
Kniyon, Forks.’Spenni, Tohm-cn, Sugars gnu!"
Z snuff. mnl in fad nlmnst an} [hing you wuuh]
pnlrnhfe '0 find in n .\‘ntiu‘n Store. nll‘u-r-r
‘rlncnp for ca-‘b. Run’t 'orgc-t ”'3 place. Yen
that. lmh- Horn thofe hrinl! Mime Hm. have not
tum-u initiated y‘t. There is ruum fur “u of
Jhem, M. No.‘ [l3, opposilo lhe ILmR, in York
Elfl‘el. , ’l. U. CAN“, Agent. ,
May 4, 1863. ’ . >
g ,Millinery,lu New Oxford.
155 E. WOODS, forumrly of Halfimoro.
I‘l having- luculed in New Oxforlk .\nlzunzz
culluly.. Pa, in the house occupigd by Dr.
“all, "I Hanm‘i-r firm-ct, wigl mrry on [he
NILLIXERY BI'SINESS. in :l l its hunches—-
will ken]. 'unlhmul ”USSR (‘B. "ATS, RIB
in).\'S‘.FLUWEIIS,HUGHES, SILKS,CRAPI’.'S,
LACES. kc.,'nud {solicits .1 share of ppblic
pnlroxgnjgg‘ " “‘“ " " "'
[.\prilgjz. 5453. ‘ x'
_
1 ‘. Wall Paper! §§=
LARGEvnriL-ly of patterns, of (he‘fiinit
A ni‘d Ids! dosimhle stylvs, many of V ’ch'
nrc being gaiduu, the old prices. ('n_l| and Lure
then); r . MclLuEiV Y‘s.
Special Nntice.
0! Aid In” JULY lgt, 1863.‘1he prinlece
‘ofcnm‘ocling thepreient issue (”LEGAL
“sank NOTES mm 'nu-z .\‘ATIUNAL 3!):
P 53 OBXT. 140$)v (i-oulmonly culled “Five
‘ftenuel’j will cease. ‘
Ll; who-“fish to invent in the Five-Twenty
[9" must, theretore, apply befnre the In of
futrmnf JAY cocks,
. Smmuwnol Aann
. . :xo. ”4 S. THIRD SL, Philldelphia, \
L Aprfl'l3. “‘33- 3m __'_;__'
Chfldmn’s Clothing.
‘ BEAUTIFUL ARTICLSr at the store of
A GEO. ANROLD. Ladies- wilr plenu call
and get them. ' {ARTE-57, 18p‘3. n‘
SW FALL MIeNTER GOODS l—A good
N‘stsomuent of Fall und‘Winter Goods a;
chap): the cheapest at .'.LSCOTT & SOS’S
RELLASA of every variety at
U ,4 PICKING'S.
- RST-RKATE Eighhdny. Thirfi-honr 3nd
EM“!!! Clinch. cheap at PICKIXG'S.
, KTS.—Do you want. u n'we’u Joeflooku'
Hlm 1 Call II 3 NCILUEN’Y’B.
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By IL .1. WHILE
MEM
45th Year-
j Eig‘ifixglfianmfl
in: finMBZfiZE birjikfilnlzifi
COUNCIL.
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IPEI-icll op’fiofi “'l. "OGBIIE
“'o'nrt- indonl t 9 the Indianapolis ‘
final for in” [um-mwlings oi the xmmc
n‘mw nwr-tingnfjlw homo!- lzlts of Jndx'n
in that l-ily. nu 'l‘hurktlay wry-k.
t'l'lw Nmrinrl myq, that, it Win the nmzt
m *rnue :aunmhlnze of [lneylifllnple ever lu
iq’lmiimm tn tuk‘e'Kcnnnmhl tnguthefiup
Um com‘fitinn of IheZmunt‘ry. 'l‘lu- taro
mu _vnriqusly r-ntinmlml up: frmu‘fil'ly
.sm'muv-five lh'nusmul. nnflqlmv more )8
JV all rnlrr‘. Tlm (lolnnnqrrttinn fife &
Mom-«- glmt tlm‘firp 01"“waqu h_u_ iml ,
Hm hvarh of the lwnplo. It lwns nrit an :1
sound agn tn mhaun-r party! sclmnms, ‘
nnminnm candida!“ for public position.
in prnlnntv Hw pm'émml'iy‘t rents nf m(-
The nnlv nlljmtt inn to yyniolrvo Pnllktlfl'
tiannl liberty mu! mnint’nin he fimo- lh
mnnmu.\\'luit~ln wn< wan Li hp valor n‘
fmxm-«l by the wisdom of |putriotic :
«wry; 4 fl} - l
Hut 1 was with [o9“!ijth 9"er-
Iniln‘ulinn. nn-l :lc-ur-ylulinn. {cl-muggy;
Ami/nil!) (hul- wn w‘ihwswvl‘rhe .séénni
yi~tnn=ul..y. Tho ponple wori- mtpérbfik
tn 10m.~:lh‘.y a-smghlv. «I svhflu the pa”
:‘nul act-z of tho pnvly it} pmqo and moljfiir
'fnr :1 rp‘drvq nl' gl‘ir'vzmt-vs. f l‘li'e rfilrvso
lzlfivm. l}u‘.'sf‘l:\'ullh}nf (H 0 ponplo—t
“um-mom” “ how (m! i: ‘lfiaw‘n gram ‘
'puidiv lrvauu-y—:uHuml-lmll dov‘ur‘hiwo at
pron"! :l (rum. (“tyre-«Mn h lhnq’e whn
Hwy n-pn-nnnml. What 1 logyr‘tsn
xMR-rvfd lur weh :m oxhihiti : in wlhiit h
lu-on rt>:_r:|.rdml n~ n. free ‘ufivornmont
(rnvvrmuont; which (Irrivos ilk jllst [)OWt
ham “.0 cnuwut rrl thv 10¥,'I?l10'l!3‘
The m'flihny cmnmandhh hm] tnkl
ul:n~m;nr “.11. lhfillgllt Unit immo'procn
(hungry manna Wél’r'fiflfflfi'ifll’yl, and 01:11”
(ho mm nhngtlm (mops at tlu- humus cam!
wrre‘ pl cml n." «Inn. A ringiment of .i
{untrv in In” marching or'dn-r w m luwtctl ]
tlei-uvurndr'a (Im 10. uni! two loinf‘csof;
lilfflry wm-o Named to} swnil‘ Iha stroc
hmuLnu to :1. A twelve pmmr‘Pgr was pine“
m-pu-Smfllm Hmulquqrtori so :H to ml
Yn'uiniJ~ an mm. :nlll :A'rnmprlhy nfenhlip
r-Im-kmlE'm-In“ at llm paint! “hr-I'm!
lhuluughflu'c :h-limn’hn-s ium Wm} inc
MruvL Aumum- vnmvuny ttqvkell :ums t
l‘luvquu-linn sntlh nf “Hamil-n 5 :‘lixl “3p H
irxglnn,~ll~m-lu. :. It i!‘ uni-«Hoes :tn ~41)"th mi
Inqmn “.15 ‘ilfil’loll to pass Hn-sc pn'mh
wilYu-ut Npm'iul pm‘mis-«mm‘ A “action 1'
a hum-~31 with :xq‘r infantry ‘supmrt w 3
plan-ml :It llu- new'ArsonaL oth of (he cit ',
:Iml mu ‘uun‘sfi'm-e plum-d winging nu ’tl e
hpmkvls' M uni. “L the Stalk" (”_nuju‘, pu )7
yin-(ml hy '| ~qu.ulrou ofiifimi‘y, c 'ncc’nl (I
by tho |~uil:l nzs. I (1 ‘ 2
Al rm c-nrh' hum" the past (3an aha-m Rh 9
"one“: Squam."§vhm-9 tbp exam]? wast“: -t(- if.
was druw’y packed ,with rm mlxinu crn'w I},
urn! Hu- Affecssloadfnu mix m-h} alga l brnn‘ n
ml.’ The rum-Hm: was (-ulku to 0rd»:- ly
'l'bm Dun-ling, 15-11., of Vign, xi mmnber )r
Hm Maud :01)!qu (.'ulnmilu-o, h)“ nmninmil g
finr‘l‘rnwilh-nt the Hun. IMH'II‘V. Vuorhe ',
n! an. I ' I , f
Mr. erhoos. on takingjhe slap-l, xvii
r‘vm-ivmlawith‘ Inlul and lung édntinnd
«hm-4:. "H um that he with! r-‘turn h'3
think-i fur the honor done hi it ill m-lprti g
him [it pre<ifln nvt-r Mich a VHF! nsienililag y,
whi-19th.“: bilsihoss organintlion «an; cot ‘3
lululwl. _ I ‘ x. l . i I
,u‘lr. lionilriokx than mnvoil ihehfif‘lnin -:
mi'nt or n qmnmittvg of [Moo ft‘pn'i em I
('nllurouinnill Tlalrit‘t. to p‘repari}t resol
tion< for: tan (hinventinn. wh (2‘: w a ado -3
ml'hv xmclntnation. After-tine primate ‘t'
nrguilimtinn hml hop" ell'eét'vtl. 3 l. Vonf‘
ho’ms‘ mlilw-ewil the Cointenttion'. i Among“
olhl-r tliiifin‘t lu- mid : ‘ l'. ' l , 1
.lfr/ I Imam-“ Mir [Plbiw-rilizrng Qf (A? 'fiulc (I,
Imlmn.::-—\'e meet, today in iicoowlim-e
with lhe‘tn (‘~l|nll"l‘t‘(l custom of Tpnht'i LL
pm-tim sinr the foundation rTf‘thistGover —l
tnvnl. 'l'heb‘e is nothing now‘in this (use .-'
'hly. We mm-t as our fathers mot hole of
u~: “'0 meet or tl 9 high and holy purpo el
flf hiking “alt in the discnzision bf'tho el
'lll‘ltlgrfl which relate to ”it; welt‘nro of n‘
Government formed nntl’crexited. and go"-;
ornml xluy the pmhlt‘. \Vetlolllol rébogni (9‘
the fact. that. nnythim: has ncfurrocl or on '
nomtr to divorcethe people olklnditnn fro J
:In intvrmt in public :Ilihirs. ”Via do nut in i-v
nut- that. the Drumt'rntic pnrty is in h ‘
manner ostracisetf from-n [tarttcipiition i'
mn'tors or government. 1 ‘ i . i
Holding the Constitution (if myicount . 1
in my [mm], '.I declare, that this is n lnwl~ _l!
nsmmhlynhtwful in purposc-{md litvl'ul i ;
act. ln thi« great tloéumentl renil thnt t:
i~ an inatliennhl‘e right of thélpoopl‘ peac.‘ I
nhly tqns<emhle and axle fob-n "ghost «fl
grievimt‘em No sadder griaruncesi‘ever b.
m the children of men :th those. whic ]
:ifilict the penpln‘nt' the Uwetl States t'
this time. Confusion and ( 'onlen dnrke t
the sky; the very ‘mrthiis‘ laden \‘fith U (at
sorrow of our (maple: the mice of voe‘an , ,
lzlmnntu‘tio L goon up lrom ‘etflery { rtlon'f
our distmciisl cnfiiatry; the ilngBl f (lent
h.“ apt-end his win as on the hlnst, nlfid the e
llns been no men-d hl‘oad sprinkled upo
the «loot posts of our homes to stay the ban
bf the destroyer. It is in with at ‘ e, l
countrymen. thadt we nioctuteordigto tl J;
plain precepts of the Constitution, [(1335
the Administration to redr‘ers that: grie -
once: which hear so heavily upon ‘ B. “P
return speedin to the policy inaugurate
hy the fathers of our Governmeht—lvtht,
policy which made us a happy, unitedu an
fraternal people. , ‘ 1 7 .
‘1 Such being our objects. who shall {all .t
we shall not meet! Where is th.? pow.
that. shall interffixvith, or pmven Ins fro ~.
peaceably exercisi g our plain qonstit
honal rights? I, for one. plant in self u
a. the Constitution ofimy country; it. is th I
rock on wuich I built the einire of m
political faith, and the ghee-‘1 of hell aha I
not prevail sgninst it. i ‘ .
The Lonstitution is all we wanta we will
have it as it is. without any additions or
subtractigm. When lam met wit ‘3 dQ~
nial of the right of tree speech,l will come
to the Gonstitutiori ahd ask what it says:-
It says that Congress, which is the only
legislative powerknmvn to theGovornment.
shall pm no law abridging the fi-‘e’e—(Tom of
speech or of the press. Thus siilh the
book. Let that be truu, thoughfinll the
world be a liar. If the Congress (tithe U;- l
niteg Staten cannot, under the Gonstiui
tioné pass any law interfering with the free
‘ulom o_f spee'ch, can anybody else ’lO it ‘l4:-
. No. This is the house of :my rpl'nge.+
llit’her wé‘will come fo'r safet :welwill lay
hold of the very horns ofth alt", and i
the name of American Lbort ', am, with t
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A DEW}
firm reliance up/dn Ijust Goa, bid defiance
to our persecutors. 1 ‘?
I ask that this book may |spell]: again in
our favor. It says that th‘ Constitution
and larvs of/he United Stings. which shall
be made in' pursuanee thereof, are the su
preme law of the land. there is, there
can-be no higher law tla the supreme
law. Xfou cannot go a v: it. You can
not egt-ape this' conclusi rr "One of the
perilom evils that‘n'nw 11 ha. pily beset u:
as s‘nntion Fanniuls simpl i this fact. that.
_veera ago a party nrase in th country pro
claiming to the world a hiher law than
the'Cnnstitution. I tell y that in my
[judgment he who proclaims that doctrine,
and in the next; hreuth sw :rs toaustnin,’
the Constitution. is perjmed 5 n the right. of
ltlndinnd man. The Constit tion is the nu-l
-premelnw. ltpmvidm forth maintenance
lof these 'grent rights of reedom—free
‘spee‘ch—a freer prflEßv—nnd who shall tuke‘
’ their] awav from us i } ‘
Yet. my fellow citizem. I. thé {nee of'
1 this fuel. we have been tnld.l here in Indi-l
j nnynnt merely that pn‘nlic- iscussion was
Lin general terms prohibited,‘but we have]
been tuld what partirulnr mo=uren of pub-,
lic puliey we shall not," tli-xcu u_ l rum net.l
tvg'm'ng to desrend inln particu ,- are upon thiwj
'lmiilt. but I willJt-ll ym{ tiis.‘ that. the}
l Democratic party will_lliwcua the tax bill l
[ nndnhe revenue policy : (for '01: have the. i
‘ mnriey to pan) it Will discus the conflicting
tinn’het, and the Prr-sident'nhnmneipatinn '
,‘ pnlilvv. 'l‘hene men‘urefi ntl’et theheflt. in-ll
; tel-elm at thug white man. t 0 peace and’
1 security (if the Government tlr generutinm:
. to "film“- i'l‘” (llfifilQQ them i- our-uml‘enia-l
, hle right? ll plant. my tent tpnn the Con
,stitltthiii.}lnll solemnly docll re. in~ fiehall‘
,Ql' myielf Find the lh-mnernt c party that
, we will never snrrbmler tél Lny powhr’nn
mrth theriéht to dimuscall t ese nwnsules.
{which bear It} fenrlully upm our dearest
llllél‘f‘ch. We will vli<euv t lie Presidents
I mmpenmted emuneipalion policy. “'e
will ili-leu“ the right nf,thic nvernlnmut tn
“put. fits hund into the pool: ofth'e lhlmr
in}: white man lnr lll‘xl purl 1:1. or freeing
the heurp. We will discuss the cnbscript
net. ,‘ We'mill (li~cu~'.s the. p liey of eVer
. lmr llh‘lU‘ nmv nr may herea ter he “laced
. upon the statute lmk.‘ 'l'hqs ofthem that
are. in nur iudamcnt. wrong, 0 will aik'to
he relienled. We wdl test ieir ennitilu
.(innzllitv in the cmnrtu. ln hnrt. we will
du all that] our fathom have it (me to “sex-t
our inunhnnd and ”0040!": t ' demonstrate
tn llu‘\wnrlil thut We are nnt t le degenerate
mm of glorious air-W. lf We 're to give up
the“’ )niwlvng at. the lridtlin of n (log-NJ
let ué hille the face of the (leddess of liih-l
orty in a funeral veil. rl'eceivthe wm'ld nn‘
longer- with the. semblance 0 freedom, hut
accept at once the name ofd spatiem, and;
wear the collar of iiflt‘l‘fi.‘ '
- Ila we prniynse, in Democr.
(hing wrnng? llul \VbV'IOVL‘ fill
10“ that We intend to nkrcr
given right or‘l‘ree 11l>l‘u;ilOI
me. $0 help me God. it is l
,mv flnghntry more. ‘\l'hat ii
“andfilfiv? l lmrrl no count
the firnvkinns “at" llH‘ writtenl
’hnl'n land his ('nhinel. const
(ti-veg‘ntm-nt. They are men
vzlntfi. tnlm hold [lesnnmible
hy an intelligent. an honest“
people. Am I. in myth-int: t
“mm preaching to Van doctri
" of theprineipleeund preceptsq
Let meiusk you’ in all cnndo‘
seelmwnndm-l‘ul thnt’hmny at;
'mr-ntl he talking m If inta
uttering thewaneient sentimi
(v? It mmofimos seems to n
mwl‘ :‘drnnm hml come lupw‘n
and in if, «Her a «milk. we sh
and find that we Hml‘sixfiply
wi Mn “hidmus and approx-mix
Bu; \fn look around us to-dayi
i»: shining. tho air i 4 Illnwing. ~
yet. in the midst. nf‘afl this n;
Hu- noon of the nineteenth c ‘.
mmmlted with this most terrib‘
and destructive heresy—this
,right of a}. people of q {roe gt
control‘nntl‘ manage that go
tht-mselves. - { _
W hat does the'Dgr-mratic arty propose
to do? It purpofién. by the wlpof God.
to prose-we this Cnnltitution. l The Cnnali:
tution msule our linionf with ut it the U~
ninn woul‘l novel have had in exit-tonne."
~lt brought, your Stnfrs logeth r; it, and it
alone, hold them together 1' ‘ more than
eighty years. and it alone on bring them
togetherth.:ninla It is the onl power thatl
can restore the Union. We 6 confitnntly ;
tnlll that it is incumbent u' n us to do
everything in our power to r tore the U'l
him-It We'are ready and wil g—yea, we
nrexuhxioux to do anything an ererything
but hat is wrong. and a wro gvmn never‘
resto a the —Union. The ri t, however,‘
am, nd that we propose tod . _ The Dem-l
ocrntlc party will' take its st d upon thel
eternal. immutable. ever-livi )1 principles.
of riglht and oi constitutional bony—4ollo l
rightjby mm. and justiée. a d leave to El
rightbous God to shape the co ' sequences in
Jthe Timur-e. If this Union is 1 er to be ro-l
More , it will be dore by do' g right~hy 1
pres ring the Constitution, t 9 bond that
mode it. This is" my onl ope for myl
country. I {allow itfim the children of”
Israel followed the 1:111" of loud by day l
and of fire by night: ~lt, Ind t alone, will
lens! as through'this Wildern of war. and
Moot}. and desolation. and ifi “is preserved,
the t me will come when the ky will clear
away; and in a brighter, betrr, and http
pier land. we will look but: upon ‘this
séenq with proud satisfaction. 13 we railed.
that e dill not.bow the\kn in the hour
oftr‘ l to base tyrannyand lawless usurpa?
tion. l ‘
In [the meantime. what do} we expect?
Do wt: look for ease and comf rt f‘ Do you,
to-dg‘ expect me to tell you Jinn easy way
to a linen of" safety, where t nese troubles
and dr-ngers shall no more beset and afilict
uis? ill'you do. I cannot gratify you. You
are not to repose on flowerylbeds of ease
whilepthers in fines post fought to win the
prized freedom and sailed‘through bloody
sens. We may suffer. Some of us may
languish in prison and in chains, we may
feel the iron feateringin our flesh, bemuse
we assert our rights as freemen. We can
afford all this; but. we cannot afford tovlive.
one day or one hour beneath sense of per
sonal nbusement and disgrace. A man can
die, and his memory be crowned with the
benedictiona of mankind, evergreens may
grow about his tomb and the lips of geners
ations to come may bless him. A man can
die in a cause like this without grief or sor
‘ row; ‘but to prolong life at the expense of
lhbergv and self reSpec't, is what a proud
I rnoepdunnt and will never do: ,
’l‘hc-re has neier heal a tinie in my 9x- . the military officer [braciniminz it, within
patience when it, wauno easy go determine the limits in which hie has asufliciem force
what Was right and wlmt~wus {wrong- The to maintain nbsniuleipmver. In In State or
mark tin broad and plain betqepn Hl6 two district of country where the piibiic’ enem
yrincipies. The 'anh of dull is plain be- has ucfootiug, Che p¢oplo are nm in rebeli—
HORNE DATflHiVWLQ
F4l
TTYSBURG, PA-, MONDAYfEKUNE 1, 1868.
fore us. The wire or put 'zige: coma to an
i appealingly in this csiflis. The ages in
i which gem-ram. High souled‘ men have suf
i fered and blql For the maintenance their
_unalienahle rights, implore us in this: hour
of trial not to filter on the plain. bright,
and shining pathway of constitutional llh
erty 'bccause wd hfinr the the clanking of
chains. ~ " ~ .
One man there woulcl‘have beenin our
midst. to-dny an iqvnéfl and an‘ honored
guest, nne whom y u will expected tn see
and hear _upon thi. occasion. but that he
has fallen, A little 5 nei2 perhaps‘chan the
rest of us. a victim to the brave usurpation
which has taken til plabe ofnnp‘ular rights
and ofthe Cnnfititut am! 'I shouldfeel that.
I was guilty of inju tioollqa gallant. a hold
and cnnctitulionJo ing billion of America.
did I full hpre tn u her in the name of the
Democrury of lmlti nn. my solemn )rntpst
ngainst the tvrzmny which places Clement.
L. Vallandighum ithjnthe walls of I
primn.
Ilnn. R. 'l‘. Mon-i kmf Illinois, followed
Mr. Vow-hoax in an eloquent and powerful
“peach, which was r ceived will: vociM-nus
applauae by the im ense throng that, lis
tened mit. lfnn. J s'epll E. McDonald, of
Jmlimmpnlid, Flori, er. Ellen, of -Illi'nni“,
and the Hun. ’l‘hom‘u: A. Hendrick; also
atlllrvE<Wi tlm’Conl/ention. ‘
The Cnmmilu-e on resolutions. by their
chairnmn. ernrted the follnwing. which
wuro gdoplcd innit! 'nten‘so emhuyium.
ll \Vnnuu. ll} \vac. (I
'nm to. Immune cm!
lamnng Which are “l
l suit of happiness.”
stilutwl among Km?
‘ pn’u‘rs from the cm
‘ :3an I , ‘ g
l \Vnrnu. Ifilem.
in’ the ('unstitutiunl
“to mmhlxxh jn~tive
ini~ of lilmrlyitn nu
t'v.” flu-v du‘vidml‘t
rornnwut inm ltlu-no
liw‘. lixc-rullvé and
that all lugi~ljn¢ive'
should be vestgd In.
Led .\IIIIP\; antl
Wluzzutu. llpgislh
pnwrr, and law is a II
nu-n Null he gnu-m
Wunztn.'l'lh» p
Gmmiluliml riulfirn
L'ovm'nlmnulal powvr
_imtiw lu- PFUII’H‘hK‘I
tufiivtl, :xnul li‘hr‘rly )l
clarwl th:xt.“all “n
panplp," :unl "‘tlm l
in rlrit'! sulmnihmtil
and. 1'
Wharf”. 'l‘lu‘ Co
lml Slut-‘5 luajvillm
makvnnhwl‘f *
nl «porch. nr 30f {hr
lhn pnnlvlo l‘Pi’V'lzd‘U
pvmion thr‘ {v‘fr‘n'orn
grit-Whom :" Mud
a “’nmmn. h? an
ohm-d riuht :mgl lnnl
hu'e (hie dnv gum]
Purnn‘lly. M' lwcnm
our views tn (hone i
1. Jl'rsulvrvl, That
snurm of all [wxlilic
pmdeod by the fun
law. are thnir ‘ N’IVII
will as exprmsi-d in l
\vlmh any mmjxrl' mil
art without the we
authority, he (:sfl~9s.
a, to «In any
cnuutry film
the quvrm
? No, as for
came I love
‘vnur cnuntrv
y DUNN" o|.
w. ‘Mr. Lin
tuLe not. my
‘lv public sl-r
-or their :10!"
I d a pfl‘fntic
mse ( ,lnrn
“Mininverfivu
Hhefnthars.’
{ . does it. not.
“this very mg
i a prison Ivy
L MS of lilior
|9 us if u fev
hia .énunbry.
uh! wake up
[(- eonV plagued
poopie, and in slri‘
mantel" hy making I:
unto thou). ; ‘
2. 'l'lgal it infihe d
1m: to Mary tlié Cun
Stale: and of this .M
ncmruluncv the'rewitl
in I'm-co; but it in H
privilege but a muur‘
- niglmuure.
ism! the Rim
i l is. renlmnil
Inlity. aml‘in‘
‘ tury. wean-e
I. . pernicious,
‘lenial 9f the
I ernment tn
eminent: for
«lldly and freely diSC‘
but the acls of‘ those
may have pns<ed.or 1
trution ul' thnso‘ laws.
3'. This is file ne
fiwt that the [tennis
power. They gmust
they mny’ properly ,
law i< a hm] one and
or whvther it is righ
meaning. and wrong‘
those in authority, 11‘
faithful servant‘s shod
4. Whilst Cunntitl
mong others, the rifi
of appeal to theCou
slitutional luwe nnd‘l
to the legislatii'e pt:
laws; of removal c
through er. \mtramnj
lotzbox. remain invi
the citizelLto did th
“In authority in kill In
it‘ these right: are set
ficial servants, ‘the
inherent sovereignty
eri thus being abusel
5. To uphold the:
‘ble principles of libe
shouldgovern those i
who are intrusted wit
and the great body?
those upon whom tl
the golden rule at 1m
6. The violatinnxq
dicnco to pmperly cl
punished; its disrogd
sumption oflunauth'é
formunco of unjustifl
"\qu 9f the people sl
stern rebuke. ‘ l '
7. In View of the: great truéhe is here
by proclaim our fixe and irre ocehle con
demnation of every. ttempt to make laws
by Executive author? y alone. or by mere
orders of those rep onting the military;
the subordinate arm ’f tho Government}
And we indignantl denounce the'resrl—lt
of? such flagrant usu potions as the act of
military tyranny. to it: the arrest of citi
zens of lndinni and or sister States the:
are in obedience tot eComtitution.
8. The day his A ived when our official
servants are setting themselves up above
their employers the eoplo. and have two
wan upon their hands—one against the
rebels of the South—the other against tho
‘ Constitution, :‘md those who attempt to up
hold it in the North. In the first named,
the Democracy have poured their blood
and tyrepsure at the call of the Administra
‘ tion ; in the second, they are upon the side
1 ofthe Constitution, and are being persecu
l ted by illegal arrests undimprisonment for.
t opinion’s nuke even “unto strange cities ”
and loathemmn bastiles.
l 9. main law is no law but the will of
“nun-u n noun AND mm. Puum." \
EMU
UTIOXS
ioclared by ourgfsthen,
in‘ inalimnalrle‘k‘ighm.
f 9. liberty and me pur-
I“Uovernment~i :‘u'e in‘
\, deriving Hinir. insi
sent ot' the govum'ed ;"
ionm to (hi: prinfc‘plo
Inf we United States.
""1 2190‘er the Mess
] olvoifind nur p‘m'tm-i
-1e powers of the Gm.-
dppn-mwnh, ‘Lr-gixla
ludiciolr and declare}!
xiwer therein granted
In Cungren of mouthf-
inn is “Luv making"
ulo "faction by ”Inch,
d; an”. . 1
.19 of indian: in [hairy
0d such division of
and “toflha‘é‘nd that!
‘l.r}.ululid drdrr blain-i'
mrpeluut'ml," ”my dq-I
u: i~ inhvrr‘ut in (ho‘,
I‘inl’ll'y film!) he lit-pt
‘n to the civil powur sy”
slitutinn of the I'ni
that "L'nnflrl'osq “”311
“bridging the frnmlo_
'.row‘, or the right of
_v to u~>onllnle and to
Inn-m. for l rcdresu of
Irvlam‘nrwflh [Ms d-n‘
P'lnHiuheal lbw-‘36,.W8
“Mod rmlnwlfully Ipd
frown”). (n pwsent
1 nulhqrily; ill:‘l'b‘fol’(‘,
the people are the
.1 poWor: ‘that ,ofliccls
dmnr‘nml and statute
ta (0 c.u;ry out. their
thouo lawn; nut] ‘tbatv
. l servants‘usumes- ta
imu sanction ,of such
‘0 be Um servant oflhe
vkng to lmmme their
is mere behest. .a law
jxty of every law! citii
tit‘ution of the United
L», 2nd laws passed in
‘, whilnt they yemain
oir right—not a mere
to temporatély, cap
“. not only Hie ans.
of their seyvnnts will:
my be in the admin
«any resfilt of“ the
are (he pourco of, all
freely discuss. that
letormino‘, whrlher I
ought tobo changed,
but. wr led from its
Bully ndaflist‘ered by
if there me such un~
ld be legally set. aside.
; tional guarantees; a
. hl. of free» discussion ;
tn, as agziinst uncon-
Illegal ac! ;.9f resort
:wpr to aiu‘ogue bad
'4l obnoxipus pmcim
i-led, mrupted bal
-|nte, it. is,lhe.‘duly of
use who aqe ri‘glm‘ull
ful proceetlinlg‘; km:
in naught by their of
file may msert'their
: and resume‘ thé pow-
E 0 gran}. and ipnliena
rty, one general rule
I ha fryne lawn. =thew
‘1 phefi- administration
tof the people. being
} ey operate ;__munely,
; HT. ‘
f this rule by- disobe
nclcd laws nhould be
rd by the flagrant Ls
rized power Ind per:
able acts by ~theserl
lould meet. with their
« é.»
gfiw
inn. nor an armed inqurrection preVpiling,
there is no legal authority in any militnrv
officer. high or low: to substitute his will
for the civil lewa and the operations pf the
Ithree coordinate departhzfinls of thé gov
ernmonf. \
10. That the attempt. tonnuspem} civil
rights—among them the right ‘tqmake in
quiry as to the cause of “rest Ind\'i ‘ ‘
onmen 9.. la. the writ of babe-u corpus . , ter
ritory loyal to the Government. ' ‘ ilu¢ an"
act. of mun-patina as demands/911%; reqei
our mai'ited condemnation. ,4 ‘- \
will,
11. That the Democratic} trty of Indiana.
Me now. as they ever have been. htt’nched
to the Constitution and the Union; a d are
willing to make‘ahnost any encrill‘ce to
maintain the former and preserve the lat
ter. We..hnld that thore can be rid treason
in s'ubmission to the Constitution and the
Mn made pursuant thereunto. until they
are _comtitutinnnlly repealed or judicially
declared void: and is people who do this
and cannot m- dare not maintain and pxer
nise the right. of advocating the repg’al of
had lan and the change ofa policy ‘which
they believe to be wrong: are slaves; and if
the,ide\ nftrenson and slavery is right, we
ate resolved neither to In (mi/or: or drives.—
We will hubmit to every law passed plurk‘u
ant to the Constitution as long a: all con
stitutional me'an'l ofredrcss erg leftopen to
our free exercize, ineludingfree ballots. free
speech. 'freo pres“, ’nnd an untrammelml ju
diciary: and we pronounce, every ~etl'ort to
_takc awnv from the penplethese menus ol
redrms, by military orders nndjrreet. or
othere‘ke, nA-flagmnt outrage against the
riyhiq of: free people. .
'l2.,‘We denounce the members otthe
‘L‘euiulature who. by.the abandonment of
their boat»: and failure to discharge the plain
l (liltie: impoaed upon them. were pirilty’of
a ‘violation of their onth and we fault will
bring discredit upon the. State; and w} de’
clnre that tho _Gnvernnr can clear him- i
l self‘from ‘complicity in that crime only by ‘
‘ taking—tape to prevent repudiation. i ‘
13. That the arrest of Hon. ‘Clemeht L. i
1 Vallnndigham, of Ohio, for no other roman
but for the exercise of his right. of free. dis
emsinn, hug been received by the Democrat
e‘y of lmlinnn with feelings ofjnst disappro
batinn. ac nnother evidence that the first.
and most sacred right of the citizen has
been ‘stricken down in his person : and we
éeml‘to thnt’ gallant tribune ot' the people
”I 9 meathy of his Democratic friends in ,
'lntlinnn. who, though Issailea at borne by]
-kintlred oppression, are yet prepared tol
stand firm bv him in Me defence ol‘thgnm- l
cred right of co =titutional freedom.
. li. That we fier’eby renflirm nnll endorae
the remlutions‘ adopted by the Democratic
State Convention which resembled in- thin
citv on tho 30th day ofJuly.lB('-‘2. ,
The Convention. remarks the b’cnli‘ndllma
tLi-omhled and adjourned. “Its hietmi is
lwrittcn. Citizens from nil pm‘ts"ol' thc'
Ftnfe have had the opportunity to witgxeul
an exercise of arbitrary power. lndiann to}
day in u eomplotvly under niilitary'rute as
France. Rursia or Austria. There inn ne:
cmsity for. such a slate of thingn. A rge
portion of the people are willingly be ing
their necks to receive the yoke ‘of'degpot
.7s9s- ]iut the men who on the 20th inst.
and daily are justifying and. applauding; the
aeeumptionq of power. will yet feel “the
iron trend of a'despotism which will not
only de rive them of personal and‘ consti
tutionalrliberty; but will consume thlcirpub- '
stance like a canker. . j l
The Convention nngl proceodings have
their lessons tor all. Never before was I‘
more gloriouc spectacle witnepaedrthan the
valet wemblage of freemen called together
toexercine their constitutional rights". They
met together to peaceably petition :heh} re
preaentutivee t‘or aredresa of griev neon.»—
Bnt. there run :1 dark shadow to the mine.
Either the exhibition ot‘military powerin
en evidence that the. liberties ofthc=pe9ple
have departed, or'elne'the men end the
party which imtigated and juutiged quch
proceedings will become the hy-word and
repr‘na‘ch of every good and true and patri
oticcitizenv. The issue in uponthe country,
end the men of. property who have let the
tiger loose may yet feel his claws—may
lenrn thnt "cum; like chickenl, often‘
come home to robot." The rule of violence
has no respect fan persons. To—dayyite Ven
gohnce may be directed to one aide. to-i‘noru
row it may turn upon it. friend; of yegter
day. There is a clan of people in this
country who, never learning, are not, by
their own judgment able to comprehend ha
knowledge of this truth. Experience ’pmy
yet‘ttfich them their folly. t)
HON. C. L. VALLANDIGEAM
4W3 cannotundeutud why Mr. Valian
digham should be made to undergo milita
ry tliul because he MW fit to defunqpce eel-y.-
tain act: of the zovern’ment. Evenmur‘
constitution is citizen may discuss 1F ha
plumes. and may state whom he seesanpbrt
tuhity for amendment. Why then ahpuld
HI diécuqs‘xons upon the new of the govern
ment‘be interdiétodu
“79:; mnsiderjhe arrest and trial of Mr.
Vallandigham a gross wrong done to indi
viduhl rights, and wonder that Mr. Lincoln
should have périnittedfiuch a. proceeding.
on the part of Stanton and [lalfeck noth
in" would surprise us. howevnr nlnurd‘ and
mfiumy it might be.—N. I'. Had“, May
1211!. ‘ ' ,
The recent ar‘rost‘nnd imprisonment of
Hon. C.‘L. anlandigham, in its irhaoner
and time. is an‘other of those many and
grass violations‘of the Constitution nnd
laws which have been ' rpetrmd 'by this
Administration. 1 Mr. Jifllmdigfinm, when
arraigned \beforous “drnmhead Court.” in
Cincinnati, very properly refused to plead,
and by_ this manly not. he not merely
maintained hisown self respect, :lan Assert
ed. his civil rights, but he made himself
.the champion uf‘tho laws of the country
and of- the libertids of every citizen whom
those laws‘ protect. We have not lie-rd
whnt ihe loniance of the military uihunal
is. Butima do know. that whawver it. n‘iuy
be. it will bg thé sentence of: Court. with
out. lawful jurisdiction in the case. and
{horefore such I sentence as cannot. be
executed in Ohio, or in this country‘ with
out arousing the indignant. protest of the
whole nation.——P}iila. Sunday Mercury.
'WThe secret socidy known M pral
-ague has been ‘ fully exposed in Ohio.—
Tbe Constitution of the Sgate orgnm'lution
has been seclirpd mud published in Medary's
Crisis. Every member of the organization
is made a. secret ‘spy to'watéh Democrats
and report their conduct to the head of the
Sum argnnimfion. The pretended open
meetings are a more sham m deludo the
people. The ansociztion really i} a secret.
one.—Lmialown Demncml. ‘ ' ‘
~ , « «on ‘_ ‘
WT)». growing (imp; thgug‘hnut the
Wml we laid tq‘ be looking exceeflnqgly
well. 3 ‘
RICKKOND INSTRUCEING WASH
INGTON. ' a
In a‘ resting Hr. Vullnnclighnm we judge
that. the administration or General Burn
side iqmcting undor orders. or It least ad
vice. ftom Jefl. Davis. The Richmond Eli
qm‘rrr. {the personal organ of thwrabel Prom
idenl. in speaking of Messrs. Cox and Val
landizham a short time ainc’e. sail! :
‘ “W 6 wish from our hearts they were
both already safely chained npnf. the pres.»
ent writing. They have done us more har'm,
\gheynnd theirlike, thnnjcn thnuin'nd Sew
nnls and Sumnon. 0. Dictator Lincoln!
10¢ aup those two Peace Democmlbe—tm
gcthe with Richardson—in so‘inolof ‘your
milim nriaons.” , ‘ .
To 11 at as [0 (boy. ‘ One of these mazn
is in flbfilllllfl prison. and-the other: must
get re 1 _v to guflgare. - 4
But th does nvis wish these men 'in
carcerafedf Thp Enguirzr expliiius:
“Lougéur enemy appear as an exterminuf
ting Yfinkee host, we prayvnnd. no‘tas n‘
Damoc‘ atlc co’nveniion. Let him- take
n-ny shine but that l Alrenddvme have win.
ions 01'th men of feeble knees, tender feet,
Ind undulating spines. losingjheir sense
of manhood by the contact, (it they did,
ulna! so often before." ‘ ' -
It s ml..then, thnt thqpenae men are
dislikm because thera is A danger. thn’t if
they bubonic powerful at this Noni: it might
lead tn a serious division of sentimjcnt
nmongllefl'. Davis’s subjects. Tthirhon
pure secessionist: 1t the South know that
their rail allies are 'llm QButrlm’u; Simmons.
and Bulmidcs. It is jhe pnii‘c, of general
confiscation and emancipntion .wlnich inns
mxde tli'e South aunit and-Dave}; ii anxious
that if. [ye persevered in. Hence the don'-
tumely {with which his phhticular» orgims
have hinted the Democracy. But it is
clear. f‘om thé above extract, lint Hie
“crack "f the,aluwdriver’s-wliip," abbut.
rhinh t lei Aboliti’onints have" unit! so much,
A sliii hpard nml heeded in Washington.—
ll’orltl. ', ' ‘ ‘ ‘
‘l‘ [Frpm 3e Cnmdpn, New Jersey, Dem‘ocrna]
ALL ONOR TO THE CHIEF m -
‘ J man. 4 <
M th “lopeninz of the Eqsex Co.‘.Court.‘ on
the fllw'ult” Chief-Justice Wholplcy, in
‘chnrgin t‘heGramlJ ury, used the following
languug 5+ . ' ‘ ’
“'l'o p alert the printmcitizen" frnm‘up
pram n}, from imprimnmenlrby 11h: hand r! ar
bitrary when-“from (As (My a/ 51‘: life. liberty or
property. tune by (Ila nigh/germ! jdrlygment (f In:
ppm, inlt‘he‘grnnt object of free institutions.
This is”, one by“ iuterpOsinuhetween him
and the hvereign pom-r suflicient obstxiclos
end safe uards tozennure Is {at u Possihle
his safet from unjust condemnation. . 9 '
“Thug safeguurda, thrown out by the
.Cunsti‘tulinn and lnwslerounrl the innocent,-
do doubtless ofteniohstruct the administra
tion of justice. Incl mmetimes rehult ig‘
the cscnlle of the c‘ofl'endar. The ,snma‘iaw
which shields the ipnocent must shmetimes
protect the _crimiual from the just puiuah
meiit ofhis crime“ That is an unavoidable
cw . ‘ , . "I
t‘All government formed for the purpose.
of preventing the Illiuse of‘Power; must ‘be
I compliestpd system of checks md belea
ces, which in their practical n'pernti‘on of ten
defent the prim‘ry‘; ends oT~governmenlL~
Yet these are Levils which must be per'mit
ted for the better nttninment of that which
htu hlwayw hem the greltmroblem in the.
scier'ice 91' government, the , ’ralcclionfo/
(lie :ulq'rd against jUu Crown-hike cilizm
aquimt lii: rulerml flaw iqan social or
der be male to coneist with private liberty?
H the government he {ti-ans; md the:citi
zen week; oppression i: the fault. When the
governmlént ii obm’mrntivcly week end like
citizen strong lie/Airy} the ‘bulwrtrft'qf commu
u'pm. undu- 11v profit-tion q/ Imbau enrpua 461:
and grandfaml pctit jurin, in may (7ny be mid
to be freét Constitution: and laws of Our
own fruting,‘legiulation and rulers of our
own elecl'bn. trial by grand and petitjuries,
‘lhese a ‘ our‘inheritance. Leta: ledfm
to thcmm‘wf “"WMI‘ ’l‘heu constitute
what we can our liberties." , ’ ,’
um mm or PETITIONS cm;-
TED HI THE NORTH A PBW’YEABS
AGO. i ,\ 1 I
In 1850. and subsequently, flie fol
iowiltg‘;igtition was generally circuleted] in
the NorthemSmte-a: ~‘ ' 7
7h (haSMau anllilauu of t In Uniled‘Stat'n .'
. The uridcrsigned.¢itizem and inhabiw’htl 1
of—-, respectfully submit toCongrees H t, i
in the nnlure of things, nntagofiiuic instin
tions cad! never unite: ‘ ‘5 -1
That in oxfierienco of moreftlmn tin-kw
score yezjlrs having demonstnted that thére ‘
grin ben ‘real'Union Mwenn the North mfnd j
fie Scum-i; we theml‘orefbelievc. the: the :
rim: nisi nllviOl‘ a new arrangement of (21- §
«merits In; hostile, of interests so irrecoriéi- ‘
lnble, ofziinstilutions up; ineongruious ;‘ mind i
we enrneitiy roqueet Gangrene, at i apt-981m. ‘
session, a £31,“ snéh initietm'f menu ea ‘
for the itpeel y, peaceful, an _ equ‘ilnhle
inseam-mil or run ansi‘mo Union, In the ‘
exigencies of the can require, leaving the 1
South toilepend on heriown resources, aim!
tq take 1:11 the responsibility in the misin‘
Lemma: l' her existing slave nystem. flhd
In; Non 11 I'o ORGANIZI AN-JND’II‘IX‘DQN‘I
Gunny: main ’accordande with' her .ofm
ideas of] ntioe end the rights of man. ‘ t ‘
Accompanying this document has the fol
iowimz: { _ ‘
N. B.—-‘:-The.'perwn to.whom this docu
ment is transmittal. is earnestly requested
to circulalte it. for the signatures of men and
women. Ind see {hat it'is speedily lent to
either Senators Wade, Wilma, Hula. Seward,
and Pam-«1a. or to any other suiwae Rep
resentatiiie in Cungrese.
Those same Senators who were to inke
charge of this disunion pamr—Wmle, Wil
son, Hale; and Feasenden—sre still mem
bers of the Senate. nnJ are now palmed off
as “unconditional Uninn men,” while the
fifth at thbm—Sewud—-is now the Premier/
of the p'rewnt Administration; and 9“
“loyai men” {we calledmn to render rhfim
their undivided in port in the cause Sylhe
Union «ad the gonsl‘itution l—'-Lv uujlla'
Democrat. ; /
Where it, Odginale«l.—rrobnbly xiobody is;
shallow enough boauppo‘ne that tlie“Leaguo" 1
mnvemenkjust now soiéompicfious,mnlts
from 11 upon mneous. impulse of mopeoplo.
It is u strokejof pplitical strategy origina
ting in Washington, and/intended m' de-~
moralize the opposition ;6 the Rnpublicun
puny preparatory to the presidential elec
tiQp. 'l‘he hook is m'tfuily 13.“ th ; 'mw
Democrats are too may to allow in to be
jprked into their jams, find themselves to be
dragged out of tin irnative elmnentnml carVn
edundiuh for their political enemieq. The
question is noi whether the bait is digesti
‘ ble and nutritious. That may bé readily
‘ coucedfll by Demand. Their only ob'ec»
tion to tho aim-y moi-ml my deulylu-ol’led
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anLLAN.
This gallant regiment. which has proved
itwlfone of the heel. and brave»! that bu—
I-ver loft New-York. returned yefiterdny
from the scene of active operations. lining
completed ita two yearn term of service.—
lt arrived early in the morning, hut it: of!-
ciul reception by the Common Council did
not take place until 4 o'clock r. a. A}
thlt hour it formed, three hundred at
in the Park. and. preceded by Helium
ler's hand, rmrohed into llrondmw, where
spot-tion of the Seventy fix-qt N. Y. S. M.
was waiting to escort them on their march
through the principal streets of the city.
The procession marched round the low
er end ol the I‘m-k. along Park Row, buck
‘ through the Park, where it WM reviewed
by the Common Council, and up Brmdway ..
to Madison Square; then down town in
to the Park lint-reel“. There enubetnq’n‘fiul
banquet wnn served in tho ‘ovoning, above.
at appropriate toasts «ere drunk Ind
speeches made. ‘
The banqueting given by tho Commit
tee on Nntionnl Affairs of the Common.
Council, and was perhaps the moot moo-I
l‘ul that has yet been tendered to my 0! ,
our return regiments. .Generel Fitz John
Porter was present. and received a. large
share of the soldiers' nfl'cction. This regi
ment was formerly in General Porter’s di
’ vision, nndfhnd learned to confideTn and
‘ trust lilmiimplicity. It must have been
‘ extremely gratifying to the geriml Loo
know that his soldier-a, who have mnvulfd‘
hil every order in\c:uup and on the march
with all the intelligence of American freo
-Incn. were so eager tn cheer him still,—
Spceches were mnnle by Colonel Lansing
nnd_C¢ptuin Mott. of tho UnitedlStatos Ar
tillery. The name of General McClellnnr
never failed tobring out enucceuion of the
loudest and hem-tiest cheers. end most of ~
the speeches“ theeVenin were repetitious
rind affirmations of (He u‘réounded faith of
the sdldinrs in General Clellln., When
the regiment had marched u Broodw
'beforo evening, General MoUlelYenJvu cal-{-
ed out at the Fifth _Avenue Hotel, and
greeted by a pet-feet storm of cheers Illa
h'uuxu by the soldiers, some of whom loti
ully we t for joy t‘beholding their bravo
young {elder flgJfl. There never won I
clearer proof of thio lasting. affection of the: i
soldiers for (lenJ‘MoClellnn. Each {no
seemed to vie with the'other to do him, “It
masthonnr. The omcors'ofthefleventmth
and a number of bther returned regiment. ‘
intend to screrihdl‘e McClellan on some «\f9-
ning this wecek.‘—N.’ I'. World. ,
LET TfiE SOLDIERS VOTE.
The Republicans «(feet to be 'so Very
anxious that Ihe soldiers shsll be allowed
to vote at thetime of the elections in the
States whence they come, we would suggest
that the experiment ni'hulding on election
in camp he tried. ‘ It is evident that the
‘sdminfintration is puzzled as to whom It
shall give the command or the Ar'my of tlio
Potomac, and can get no honest fund
from its pretentious supporters. for t 9 re.-
son that they are dividodclmqng‘ theta
‘ solves on the questihn—some clamoring for
1 Fxnlm‘r, some for Burns: somefor re;-
1.". and s few for the retention of Hoonl.
‘ Now this is ; guaitler in‘which thé soldierl
are not only interested but in referencing
which .they are. peculisrly fit to decide:—
The prudence and courage of MCCLIhum
the Ignorance of anxsms, find the sol!
confident rulmess of, nouns. they have
known by personal experience. 3 _tbip
time they must know what gene they
have confidence in,"as possessing the lb"!-
lvy lioth to secure their ngqinst another de
fntsnd lead fihem to victory. Since they
whip mi theenémy at ‘Antieum their oom
mamiers have been sin_'le(l out for them
by the’ politicians. and s. nah] mes! they
line made of it. Now—just for onco—
why not let these brave soldiers dooido
by th‘eir votos whom they will have for their
lender‘Z—N. Y. li’orjd. , -
Pndxv- VOTING.
The law recenlly passed by th'o Iqal‘
Lcagislutnro to'ensble soldiern'nflhnt Stun,
absent in the “wine of tha‘United Staten~
tovote by proxy, has beoh pronouncod um"
constitutional by Judge Isbullml' the Eighfll
(Iowa) Judicial District. _ The Mid and,
clear opinion delivered by the Judge, in
whiqh no room is left to doubt, the cornst- ,
neuvof the decision, concludes as fullowu'
Believing the clluse (of the Constitutibm)’
requireoa-vnter to claim his vote in tho
county ofhis ie‘idence; we must; hold such
as were out Olll'lldfl illegal, and, therel'Oro,
reject. them. We: come to the conclusion
reluctantly, for the reasons that we hold it
eminently just that th'o’o noble men who
have bém drawn away to jmperil their
lives to maintain law, should not he drgy‘rlv
ad of the high and distinctive right 0 oiti-,
zenship except for cogent roqon,’ and bo
cauflwe it always becomendhe modesty of in
inl'etrior judicinl tribunal to bow to the wil
dom of the Legislatufis. leaving to the
court: of thfil‘t resort he wk of deCiding
their not: u nstitutionnl, unl'uq they or.
pnlpahl'y 10.~ ’l‘o tho uldier we have no
apology, believing that 0 class of men ore
more desirous than the that lho,Coust.it.u
tion should be faithfull maintained.
If the votes of our 8 ldiera in tlaoiolil
could be constitution ly “taken, without.
fraud or coercion. evb y citizen, who‘re.
specie the laws and do. ites ghe restoration ‘
of the Union, would well satisfied that
it should bedone. ' Bu (such is not the dv
sign of those who ha e advocated thesef
“progy” luvs. Their object he: been to
use i 6 votes of the In y as e. manila! per~
petunting their own’po ilicnl power, by the
practice of bold and wh leule frauds. The
Republicans of the Ne York Legislltwe
voted down evorypme dinenl. w theJMQéhy
bill that, sought {)0 p l tact the so! [or 1
the free exercise of t a fight. of uil'rnge,
and topunish any n! mpt at agimion or
‘ trickery on the pan of 1 V e officere’designwl
to receive the hallofl._ ’/ ‘
‘a The design at ‘the mini/Mean party is
manifested in the die r ul net- of‘ the
Administration in {he di iml of Lieut.
Edger-Iy. of New Hnmns l e, for voting the
Democratic' State tick . and in importing,
men by_ “noise-dc in? that, .‘lleleund Con
necticut to support . he Repubiicuu Aboli
ition candidates. These how are enough
13 prove the real object of those who, while
'desurous of enacting; laws which :11va give
‘them flue ogyrtunily to make a polilinl
-Ah0llli()n m hum of the army. would be
the last to imow our soldiers the/free exer
cise 01' L 115! right, of suffragep-‘V. I’. dry-a.
SECOND THOUGHT.
The/physical appmrwce of a nian oom
-lime‘ Chung?! the current. of sunk. A
c 596 occurred a few.dnys ago in the city.—
Er‘he children of two neighbor: had, uni:
axly qu' rrels and fights, which resuhodoo.
Véasim‘ yin bruiwd faces and torn gun
mentr. The father of one fnm'ny, believing
his cfxilrlren to huvc been badly maltreated,
nnd he being a [ugszionate Imm. oonciudod
. that tho surest way to settle the diffemnco
between their household: permanomly.
‘ would be toohasnse the head of the other
a th‘y, although, :3 yet. he bud never goon
‘ him. He thereupon procurqd a rut hide,
and abruplly emering his nalgii‘mr'i uno
mom. ipqunred in n‘tlirehteumg tone {0:
‘thn man of the house." I
‘1 Mn here, sir.‘ said a personoga upland.
ofsix feet in lu-ighc,nhd weighing Homo
I two hundx~sd ,nnd (Manly pQumll, as I). up
; E‘oqued to learn the blusxfiesd of bin neigh
)l‘.
g ‘Did I understand {on that you Info “to
‘ gentlemm. of the housw!’ A
‘Yes. nir.’ , r , ,
‘Well, I-Ijust dropped in. duo not if
Mishyuu‘rrqw lu'da.‘ ‘ ' "‘ -":
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mom-pun Christi—mac Thur-dug.
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