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Jon Pusnxc done with neatneu and
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'Oppmito Wamplcn‘ Tinning Eatubfinhment ‘
{‘(hlnun annxc Orncs" on the sign. I
QEE§§§®X£L EAP‘DV
J. C. Neely,
TTORNEY AT LAW.—-Pnrticulnn Igua-
A tion pmi-l to collection of Pennant,
out], Ind Back-pay. 05:2 in the S. E.
norner of the Dinmand. ‘ .
Getlysbulg, Aplfl 6, 1863$‘~z\f
Wm. A. Dfincan, _
TTOKNEY AT [HUI-"oscc in the North-
A weal corner oTCenu-e Square,Geuy'-bn ‘ .
n, —‘ [oa. 3,1859. :1
Public-Sale
WIIABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
—(Jn I‘m-:51)”, this”: dnj of JANU
. WA‘EY Inn, the anbscriger‘, intending to go
D. McConaughy. ‘ : East; Will all u: Public ule, at his residence,
‘ infreedom tpw‘nsbl , Adams count 1 mile:
ATPORNRY in. LAW' “an?“ dooéhwnt lifirom Morlu'i inverts}, on the mid {gaging to
of llutbler a drug and boo flare, am. Mill‘ernownfihe following l’eriora'nl Property:
hex-glam; urn-L) Ara-nun! no Souou-on you 1 HUHSB 5 mm; Cowl ‘ head of Young
l’nnu no l’zxsmn. Bounty: Laud Wur- Cums 5:034 Sow. .3 51:36:: When: D‘rill
f nnls, Hagk-p'ly suspended Clams, and all I Wire llny Ruh,‘%cnt Fun 'Hlan'ow Plough,
L other cI-xlm'xngninu the GoverxlmenfintWMh- lFoddetL‘ til-r Rocknwny’Bu'ggy Carl-inge set‘
I ln;'un. D. 0.; nlioAmericanClnimsln Englnnq. rankings: “,1", Carriage Spre’tdeu Dolele
' Land Wurrnnlslocntednnd sold,orbought,and and Sifilé-tf’cei, I” ofyflaree (Jeni-I, Log
“Kb“! 1m“, “"9“ Agent! flagged l" 10' ‘CliiidfCrowbur, Sledge. )luuock, Grniu Cru
catmg wnrranta 1:: loan. "hm-1i: and other idlyfifinkfl, 76H“. Shovvls’, Wheat-arrow,
""“m 3‘4“" @ll2le to hm yum”!!! lGrinauonc. Cow (Signing, Bay, by the tan, tc.
or b! ”n”- ' . 1L {Alsogflws‘ehold gamma Furnfiureni‘z?
GellyisZa 50“ 71; 53-' - - _.. "2 pmfig .Tabl‘es, Brcnklait Table, Kitchen
"" "‘“"“ " ‘'— . 9 ' 4‘:th Safe} 4 Beds'cadn, h e Looking,
A' J‘ cover, E 161139: CHE: 3of Drawers! Camel;g Cupboard,
TTO RVEY‘AT LAW‘W'" PPONPQY‘WE‘I i-Eighl-duy Bran Manta} Clock. Rocking (1m-
A m Collection! Mid 5”, 0!!!" lmblnul cn- ldlx; 3 sets of Chairs, 2 Racking Chuirs, Queens
‘trus'od to him. Oillc.) between l’flhllfllOCl‘" ware, Tin-warn, largo Cuppe' Kettle, Iron
Md 0 “mar .t Zitglvr‘s DVD-'6}. Baltimore ”"9” Ken)». Cuak Store, TonqutrStav‘c and Pipe,
Ucugiburg. Pa. [Svjjl- 5.1555- .\’iuvpu'. Apple-bullet], Bnuel Chugu, .\len‘
* ‘~ , ' ‘ , .\'t-asrlx. Tabs 41 lot of Pine Lumberfn X6l. of
Edward ‘l3. 3118111013 ' i(Yuk/l3:nvdng’lioardi Ind Posts, and a. great
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w Tm: mph—Ammummy and ('hronac
Q RhcumMia'n mn he curl-v 1 by usinqul L.
M LIA”? S}:hl.lfillli.\TEl) HUEUHATLU MIX
TURE. :Mkny prnmiucm utucus n! Lbif, and
the ndjéining coumicu, have grained km its
me.“ utility. [ls sn:;:‘°§l in lihéumnllc atrop
tlbn‘i’, In" bcl'n hitherto unparalleled by uny
afiecific, inlrodm-ccl to the public. Price 50
crms pep lmule. Fur 5:.10 by all «hugging and
norekeepcrs. Prepared only by H. L. MILLER.
Wholesale And R‘anil Druggist, En." Berlin,
Adams county, Fm. doulvr‘in Drugs, Chemicals,
Oils, Vandal), Spirits, Paints, Dye-stuffs, bot.-
tlcd. .Oils. lawn" and Tinctures, ‘\inl}oW
gl, , Perfumery,‘ ntcnt Medicines, &c., kc.
‘3‘ I). Bnehlrr is the Agent iu‘Gczyys
bprg'lor,” H. L. Miller‘s Llwlvllmted Rheumufi’c
Mixture.” {lung}, lgull (f
g The Grocery Store
I ,\' THE [IILL.~ Flm uuxh-raigwd‘iwnulnf
0 ”Hum: idly m' urn; Hzc viluvun 0- 0-2:};-
hgr am: :i- Euny. mu. m but mkcu {in ..M
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aw, Mu. llnrzhemnre of all kim‘n, Fru'm,
um, Bnd in fact, r‘vmnhim; unuslly Inund in n
(iron-17. Alan, 1- IMH’. Jr. FEED ul nil mm;
a“ ul'which he inlru-ta lu scli low Lhtln- low
rqt. ('u mlr; pm luv-3 {.1103 in exr'mugp f,”-
gaod: qu Lhe mgr Ilia:- pnw ,z'nuu. {{e flamers
himself that, by airiqt Mtfmtiun and gm lmnca:
duke w plane, In mcrilm slmre of pufilic .
flame. .Tnh' HUI. ‘i ‘J. 51. ROW)!“
my. 23, 135.1. d .r
Grain and‘ Produce.
‘AVING liken (In: large and'fimznodious
‘ \quhouu xecefitly occupie’ by frank
fiathfilsqq
IN NEW OXF\ORD,,
wo‘ an prep not! w my ”the highest prices for
.21 made qt'Pauuccri. Mam sell at Lg": lon
gsrprices, LUMBER, QQAL and GROCEIUES,
of every dtlcripfion. A? . . .
A. P. MYERSJ WIEBMANJK
Nu Oxford, Aug. 10,1863. u‘ ‘ \
fbung Men
> ND OLD max. do not NM: 76“ nether:
1A "4 your wives taint mu. their pyeciou
mu hm‘fllo old Wu mb lol‘garéhux in
mu my? henofacmn. present them with
In EEC“ 108 WASHER, and Instead of
frowns uni emu word: on mush days, _depe‘nd
upon inchflrfnl fut-s willgreet you, ;
‘ TYSON worm-11:31 Gettysburg, Pu,
the. H, 1863. .3 ,- ,
; corn Wanted. . r
; .131 tax. .E.m,nu«ed at om‘wgn
he” . for w‘h'xgh :hebizhuynmkot price
“. 3“,». k McCflRbY A; mean.
“an: I‘33,er LS. 1555, ‘ - a
MIDI
@7111; Year.
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lixluhcn filmir-ifAuuioneefi ‘
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mm- lon. sumfls & BUEIILER.‘ i
2141). Ib,}E'3s. az‘ x 1
1“ 7 INTLIZ‘AHHANUEMEST—Oi: nnd afler
I .“(‘nllu)'.To('(obL’l' 31st, 1264. I'usiengor
Trams “ ill 1:- m; :Int srril e on the Gettysburg
kniimud .1: furiowaz
‘ FIRST TEA IN “”1103“: (sulphur-g, a: 8,
.\L \I., with puaeugeru 101- York, Harrfiburg,
l’h‘!...h Ipm“ and (1.9 .\uth and Wax-L _ ‘
2‘ Arriw M (Ec‘ltpbulg u: ..25. l'.‘ 11., with
passengers Imm BJlumore, \‘urk and Harris
uunz. . _ ~ ‘
SHCHND TRA inwili 'luvn -Gattysburg It
1.40,,1’. .\I ~wim PaSthgerl fol: meimore,’
Yorkinml llJrrirburg ‘> V
. .\rrifc m. Gem :bm'gral 6 P. 11., with pu
gvngrrs ”9]" York',’llnrriahurg, Philadelphia
and the Numb and West.
Oct. 31, 1864
9'; : award Assocxatxon.
’_ mm mLPHIA, PA.-—Uisenses or the
,f Kerr uE, Scmmul. ‘l'rinury and Sunni
:._\ t-‘ms—m-w Mr] ‘relia le u‘eauurnt—iu re
pongs a! the HOWARD SSUU‘ATIU)—-Bflal
"H 3 mul iu aeuled Irma enn-lopez. Tree of
El-vrge. ACCJPSS, Dr.‘J. SKILLL‘E UHI'GH
'I UN, Humlrd $33061 ”Job, No. 2 South Math
.51le i. “Philndelphin, I'm. ‘
Am; 8, 1:124. ~ly ‘ i , s_‘
‘ ‘ ‘x' I. K. 811 lufi‘er, ‘
“.’.\TCHM.\KI~.R & ‘.}£\\'El.ER,fin. 149
. North 51200)“) finer-t 5%
rornL-r u! Quarry, PlinaAlmbzm
Inn 5. Au a..'-wrlmcnt o! ‘
WATCHES, JEWELRYQSILVER .1 PLATED
WAKE, vghuuutly on hand,“ K
* SUH‘AHLE FUR “(ILIDAY PRESENTS!
'pg‘flrwiriug «1‘ Watches and Jewelry
*‘rompuv .utende‘l to. ‘
IMO
{rt-“I. S um wl
I FARM of About 10') ucrv-s‘, iu (‘umberl
x; ~ almAd townsifip. Apply to the undenign
m; ”9 “ us: .\liddle mm. Gettysburg.
r AUNARIADE.OSBORX'S ESTATE.-Let
lj tors of ndnfinismrmn qn the estate of
Znuhariuh E. ()thm, km.- of Huntington town
shup, Adams county, decuséd, having bcen
grpnu-d [0 11m “jlil'l'flignkd, Raiding in the
same lOWHahip. h. hereby gives notice trail
persnus indebted 3'o mid ankle to make im
mediate panama, and {hose having claim:
nguins? me name 10 present them ympcrly
uuLL-e‘uxiualed ‘fijr seulemem. , ‘ ‘
f ' Adam; county, Pm; ~hu’ commenctd
5A 1 E GRYIXG. and will be happy mmend to
all ‘ (Int ‘mny be nude. Mo mIL-do his
best 4.0 rendqr satisfaction in all, calf“, and
will he modgrale in hiychugei.‘ T 11; kfnl
for the patrodnge-alrgndy Hestowga nponuizim,
he nah [mm the? public KennaUy give him a
trial; = 3 Sept. 2!). 6m
. Fresh Arrival ‘ ,
F WINTER Goonsfu A. SCOTT I:
SOX’S.—We invite the attention of buy:
«ms to our stock .01 Winter Gouda, which wxll
be sold they), conshling uf
' LKUIESVDRESS GOODS,
Sharla, Cloaking Clothj, em, etc; For Mgn'l
1156,3031” wg‘ar we has :6 C}lo:‘h_q,Cnn-imeres,
(‘bmiags, Veaéiugn, witw Stu-in, of Cotton
vld("i.~&£‘., kg .L'aH and .s _ .
sue. 28,1864. 4:500” & SON.
.Johnkefloltzworth.
\' addition to his Boot sad Shoe Store, has
mgngnd the service! of an experienced
§IIO.-mnker, md is now prepared to manufacg
um: work ‘9 order and to mend :6 all kinds
hf whiz-in; promptly. ' [Jam 2, 1865.
~ Lands! Lands!
‘iAl’T. R.‘CHTUTZHAN, hayingjust return:
ed lrom snip Imm; West and all the
LAND region: in qu’i‘xgrmt lablJ-inth, he
waniNgfm-u the citizens bk Gen}- burg and
its ricinfly, ghnc he is prepares], not. only to
‘ oficr OIL LANDS, but LANDS 0F EVERY
DESCRIPTION. Persons visitinNan-isbnrg
; would «I» well co mall, 11 he will mink!) all in
! tormflifim li. CHRITZRAN.
Jan. 2, 1865. tf “ \
G Am I) PHOTOGRAPHS
a divlinguisl'ed individual", including a num
lmr‘m our prominent Generals, and [he old
hmumm L. Burul, {6r sale it the cosmic: o!
the Excelsior Gallery, Gettysburg.
VTYSOX BROTHERS.’
088 BRANDY, WINEAXD waxsxgy, rm
‘ medicinnlyuponu duly, at the New Drug
‘ ‘ eqf ' - Dr- K. HORSBR.
L. SCHIOK had just received 5 lm. 0!
Q . cheap Looking Glass“ l
RY Dr. R. HORNI-ZR'S Tonic and Allan
‘tifi‘iPode-ra, fO. HORSES sud CATTLE.
Prepnred and sold only at his Drug Store.
January 25 186‘. ' ‘ _
' PICKIfiG hnuhe ago" sum-moat offlprbg
, ma} Sumner Clothing in Imm. (J -'
‘ SACO, imw Rool, com‘ Burch. Riga-I6"
as! Gelugn, for 181’ at Dr. vMNfiR'S
‘- Drufi Store. , - ' ’ , .
B! H. J. STABLE.
'ngll. _uc‘c.oL‘-s ' ox‘thnding‘
.ween this mill umé.—-
Hen) mHhe-fiquuvn}
'hr; hands 9f gin VofliN-r for‘
Gettysburg Railroad.
IL HeCL‘RDY. Pres“.
re. .2, MO4
:For Sale or Rent.
~ A, manmucxuean.
'~——.9~—-—*——‘—§~‘
Notlce.
ten. 2, 1.845
. I‘RASKLIS-H. EB‘BRT, Adm'r
Doc-. 19, 1563. m. ’ ._ -
‘ Auctioneering. ’ I
10mm) TRIMMER, oflStx‘hbnn munship,
A @EM.©RATH’© MID mmum wumma
GETTYSBURG, 13A,”, MONiDAY, JAN- ‘jeo, 1865.
POETRY.
. Till: NEWSPAP'R
. ~ ..
nu u 9 nunm.‘ nun, an nu you it
E=Ell
Orpu um puuqmn‘phy. a: boy,
Tu mur tho tau o! the in, I, boy,
When-r it ho, < \ ~
nus In " m h], '
tad pip in flu-mt In], I] by.
I'm from an éoutrhn And ennui. Ily b’y,
Advoniumu, up: ad rhylp, ly boy,
Mind 9'19 110: all nth, - ‘1
0! flylng "ports, _
, Wynn-bod II mph: Iran! my boy.
Afflclél shit and who, my boy. ’ ‘ ,
M in“ In ch. edlwr’l oyu, my boy,
- Jud logic It (Had.
Thu {at “garland. ' ‘
‘ To whtlu the world I: ”pun, my boy.
’ l ,
Bhltniu, nflntlon‘, rule-um boy,
um. oer-pl to human and n , my boy,
And lcngthy deb-u
~ Upag miter! a! mu,
‘ror rm bended folk: :4; pill“, my buy.
‘1‘!!- fund: 1: they 'Ogllld “My In. my boy,
TM quibble And quirk. of lb. bu, my boy. .
And "try wuel . y
. A clever critique, ‘
On loan min; thuprlnl “u, my boy.
The up of Jupihr’l lions, nyboy. ‘
'1‘)» mm“ of nomubody'l Ipoonl, m 1 boy,
The lute of tho crvfl,
Thu nyl-‘onht lona,
7‘ in»! tho wit at the public bdoonl, my boy
3- Lin of .u phvlicsl man. my boy.
numbed by laminar-91115. my boy,
rm you In vim surpri‘u,
\Why my on din,
Or “an Ihu duofdor um kills, my boy
Who bu 'gol Ignrrlod. 14: than, my boy.
Who tn: cut M In Hair bloom, my boy,
_ mm bu had all-1h ,
annals narrow-Inland nrth, K
And who tun-r- gm to ‘ho tomb, uiy boy
The pricrnf mu. and grain. my boy,
.DH’ECIM‘III to GI: and to draw. my 'boy,
A mu 'Lwouhl uh nu £6O long
In to}! you in long,
A unmet oflll they main, my b6].
lIISCZLLAMT,
'Timas'ammoa
In these days of Note. inventions, &e.,
it. would be “"5” for those who get them
up to remember {he lessons of history.
The tollowinu is Macaulay’l désoriplion of
the famous Titus Cm'ea Plot, and the re
sult of n:
_ Yet was the ferment excited by this Alis
covery—the French plot against Dtlnhy—
slight. when compared with the commo
tion'n Lirh arose when it was noiserl abrund
that a glt'nl Pnplah pint had been detected.
Ono-Tum: UJU‘S. aclergymnn of the church
of England, had. hy his disorderly lite and
hetermlox du’ctirine, drawn on hims-clt‘thn
censure of hi- spirituhl pzufmriori-y hml l'C‘t n
Compelled to ‘quit his hemfice, and had,
ever rim-e. lvd- rm inl'nmous and wgv u".
Isz. He Lad once lur-gfeesed himselt u Rn—
man Cuholic, undrhad passed nometime on
the continent in English colleges of the
order of Jesus. In thesbsqfninnriee he
had heard much wrld talk About the best
mean: of bringing England back to the
true church. From hints-thus furmnhz-d,
he t-unaxructed u hideous romance, resem‘
bling nether the dream of a sick man than
any transaction which ever. took place in
the real world. The Pope, he said, had in
trusted the,gnvemment of England to the
Jesuits. The Jesuits had, by commissions
under‘ the seal of their society; appointed
Catholic clergyman, policemen and min
men; to all the highest ofiices in (EM
and state. The papist‘l lmd burned down
London once. They had tried to burnrit.
down again. They were at that moment
planning a scheme for setting fire to all the
“shipping in the Thames.\. They were to
rise,“ a signal and massacre all their Pro
testant neighbors; A French mmy was at
the same time to land in’ Ireland. ‘All the
loading gtate‘emen and divine: in England
were to bemurdered. Three or foul-schemes
hud been formed torusminnting‘ the king.
Hogan Id be poisoned in his medicine.
Ila wait to be shot'with silver bullets.‘ The
public mind was so sure and exciteable that
these lies readily found credit with the
vulgar; and tivo events which speedily
_took place led e‘ven some reflectin men to
suspect tbnt the tale, though ezid’fntly dis
torted and exaggerated, might have some
fuund‘ntion. . i
‘ ‘ ,Edmund Coleman" 3 very busy and not
very honest Roman éathalic intriguer, had
been among the persona accused. Search
was made for his papers. It was found that
he had destroyed the greater part at them.
But A, few which had elcnped, contained
some passages which, to mind: strongly
prepouseued. might seem to confirm the
evidence of Oates. Those passages, indeed,
alien candidly construed. appear to ex
press little more than the hopes which the
[matures of afl‘airs, ‘ the predictions of
Charles, the still stronger predictions of
James, and the‘relationa existing between
the French and English conru,‘might nat
urally excitein the mind ofaßon'ian Catho
lic stronfly attached to' the interests of his
church. But the country was notthen in
clined to construe the-letters of papists
candidlyynnd it was urged, with some
Ihow of reason. that. if papers which had
been phased over as unimportant were fill:-
ed with matter so suspicioul, some great
mystery of iniquity must have been con
tained in those documents which had been
carefully committed to the flames.
The capital and the whole nation went
mad with hatred and fear. The penal
laws, which bed began to lose lomethmg
of their edge, were sharpened anew. Ev
erywherejustices were busieil in nearching
houses and seizing papers. All the jails
were filled with Pupiats. London had the
,\aspect of a city in a. state of sieve. The
Rain hands were under arms ah night.
Preparations were made for barricading the
great thoroughafsres. “Patrols marched up
1 and down the street. Cannon were pleated
round Whitehall. No citizen thought him
aelfsafe unlesg he carried under hll cont a
I smell fiz’aii loaded with lead to brain the Po
pish examine. ‘3 '
The houses insisted that a guard should
be placed in the vaults over which they sat.
in order to secure thiefnngainet asecond
Gunpowder Plot. A 1 their proceedings
were at a piece with thin demand. I‘o Inch
a temper had eighteen year; of tn'ugoverw
ment brought the moat loyal Pkrtliement
that had ever met in England. U ‘
Meanwhile, the courts of juuice, which
, ought to be, in the midst. of political corn
muttonl. can place: ot' refuge for the iono
> cent of every wly, were disgraced,by ml:
:/ }‘ )’ 1U
\ ‘ f ' “/-
”rum 1: Ixam‘un mu. mun.” ~
der passions and fbuler corruption: than
were' found even on the hustin s. The
tale of Oates. though it had sufficed to con. l } . .__.
"ll” ”16 "hob "alt". would not. “Mil. Bitter Dsnnncis ion of the System—An
confirmed by other evidence, sufiice to de- Investigation Ordered.
stroy the humblest’of thone whom he had __ 4 '
accused. For. by the old law of England, Wasnixcrozr. Jam”, 18.
two witnesses sre necessary to establish s tlml’rsu'rmssns m "I: name.
chsrge of treason. But the success of the Mr. Ganson, Dem. n Y., oflered the {Ol.
first impmture prodiiced its natural conse- lowing resolution: " .
quencea- In . few weeks be bad‘ been Resolved, That the Military Committee be
"“9“ frompenury “4 obscurity ml“ and they her directed to ascertain
lance, to power which made him th 4 ad snd repormlhuse as Bob“ “Fumble
of rinces sud nobla, snd to notoriety such the number of ersons now confine] in the
as has forlow and bird minds all the sttrao-l om Capitol "If Carroll prisons, when such
tiveness-of 8"“?- He "‘5 “0‘ long "lh' persons were respectively arrested and con-‘
°“‘°°§d.l“t°” and ”7313: A gram} named fined. und'upon what charges their arrests
C'm‘m ".110 th “med alivmg 1" 3001' Were made; whether any of such persons
land by 2.0108. dugulsed '0 conventicles find are ofli’cet‘h of the army, and have been con
then informing against “’9 preachers, led fined without a trial beyond the time in
“19 "‘Y- Bedlofi. fl "fled swlndler, fOI' that respect prescribed by’lsw. or by the
lowed; and soon from all ”10 “OH-€18; regulations in the military service ; -and
gambling houses, ““1 spunging houses whetherany persons 40in prison‘sre confined
0’ London, falseflitnesms PM”d forth ‘0 without any written charges—made against
"'9" 3"” "9° “'95, 0f Roman ,CfithOllC3-- them ; and whether there are any persons
One came "”1 3 “o'7 about‘an army 9! now in said prisons who have not'hud any
30.000 men, ".110 were l 0 muster-in ”10 dlg' trial;' if to, report the names of such per
'g”i3° 0r pllgrlms 1“ CONN“. and ‘0 Hall sons. the time wheh they were arrested,
thence ‘0 W iles.. Another bud been prom- and the alleged cuuseofarrest respectively;
ised canoniiation and five hundred pounds and that the said committee 'be and are
‘0 mum" “‘9 ““34 A third hid stepped hereby authorized to‘scnd for persons and
into an eating houhe in Convent gsrt en, papers.
and had there heard it grant Roman Catho; The resolution was adopted.
lio banker vow. in thefhenring of till the Mr. Stevens (Rep. Ya.) “I a subsequent
3099‘? and draweflyilo km the heretical 1)“ stage of the proceedings moved toreconsid
rant, 0““- lh“ 11° might “0‘ be eclipsed er the vote. to alter the resolution sons to
by his imitators. 900“ added 3 ““89 supple- instruct the committee to inquire into the
merit to his original narrative. Ile “d.expediency.of tlieinquiryu _
”“3 pro'entous impudence ‘0 affirm. “11°98 ! MLGanson said acaptuinTrom New York,
“he“ lilting-p “’2“ he bed once 3000‘] be" who had been three years niid a half in the
“Pd 5 door "me“ W“ W"- and bud tliere‘ service, had been in prison since the 27th
overheard the" queen dad“? ”lul- “he 11351 of October last, and was altogether ignorant
resolved 1-) giro her, consent to the nssatsi- lof the charges, if any, ,gum“ [mu- Ha
«union of her husband. The vulgur believ- ' called on the prisoner on Saturday, and
9d it "Dd the “Elle“ magistrates pretended wns permitted to inquire into his care, but
labs-hove, even such fictions us these. Thel in the presence of the turnkey. who u: be
cliiel judges or the realm were corrupt, cru-I tween’ them. H.e held that to he a personal
01 and timid. The leaders of the country indignity. .. ‘ '
party encouraged ”19 »Pl'?Vfll“ng_dél“sl°n- l Mr. Stevens said he. was sorry the gentle-
Tlle "105‘ respectable among them, indeed, man thought that wasn personal indignity.
werothomsnlves so fur deluded its to believe‘ Buy, no doubt ”m turnkey l‘elt B pride in'
1"” 3“““9' part 0.1 the evidence 0f thel being seated between the two gentlemen.
plot in be true. Such men in Sliiiltes'nury-i Mr. 6“an 01.59”“! that the resolution
9"“ Buckingham d‘W‘l’llN-‘S Pi‘fl‘tll'ed that; he had oflersd had the sanction oftlie chair
the whole W 3“ 3 romance. Bi“ "JV!“ 3' mun oftlie Committee on Military affairs.
romance which served lllt‘ll‘ turn,‘~nnd [o} Mr. Stevens—\"hy no: instruct the COIL!-
Illt’lr sacral cons ‘ ' rrstlie death oi‘un in-i mittee to inquire into'tlis expediency of.
nocc-m rii:in gave“ more iinuiéiness Minn , me mea‘sure? . l
ll": death 0‘ ‘1 l‘fll'll'l‘l‘é'h The jl‘llesJ'NQ'l Mr. Ghnson-Jl‘he House is satisfied‘as to
tcok ot' the fei‘llligsllht‘n ctiirimori tlirough« theiexpediency. ' ‘ , l
out the nation uni] were encouraged by 5) Mr.stcvens—l am not. . '
the trench trimdulgo those feelings lVllllOllt; \Mr. Duis (ltcp., Md.)~ said it was the
restraint. The mnltitudeopplauded 0 ties. rigm-of the Home, and, more tlinndliut.
and lsls' corifclieiittes hootetiflnd F'elted the ' the duty of the House to Bfifl‘lllat the liber
witnesses who al‘ll‘l‘fiWd 0" oimllof “'l9 80: l ty oftlz‘ecitizen was not union-fully violated.
“N"h “ml “HO““W‘ “‘3!“ .l")' when the W 1" If personshnve been confined in prisfin be
dlc‘ Ul'gu’lfl‘ “‘3“ lmonblmcuL l yond the period ailiowcd by law, the [louse
rur SEQI‘Ek-ffllx YEARS AFTER- ! has the right to know it and apply the
Some of these- uretchvs were ulremly lie-5 remedy. The immemm, from New York ‘
5")"‘1 ”l" "“0“ ”l “11’1"" justice. BPIeG (Mr.tinnson) lihdxinstunced twocasos. The
bad (llr‘ll‘lll his wlk‘keiliiL‘rlP_"\K'ltlipltl one ‘L‘w suspending thp writ ni’lmliong corpus
Finn nl remorse or Eli-Ame. ‘Dugilnle hall ‘ was too much Ct ‘mmiited lo the dis
fullrimul to ‘ll‘ grave. driven rigid, men creti’nn (3f the Proudpnl; 33'?! \ being
will. by the l‘uriw ut‘ Pn evil conscience, “,3 low of the hind. "\ml‘“ be obeyed:
tm'l Willi luu l 4:“! ii“ llnf-lm‘lllg those who; The law said, any Itenun‘xwhn shall be ar- l
1‘1”“ ""1"“! his “Cl 10 ml” “WHY Lord! rested under the order of the President, or
3“!- fi'ml ~‘ (“N'ilf‘u 3“”- ‘i‘fi'fl WEN “’3‘ of a military officer. may be held some
Hl‘l “ 15-N- 1” ‘-- 1' lfl’i'l ‘4' 51‘1“", find with: time in confinement; but when arrested in
his lust Um“? he lnl'l iuld his _iittendants§ rt'state where the courts were’hpe‘n, and no
to throw him in a ditch like a dag. for thatl rebellion existed. the names if s’dcb PH"
he was not tit to sletgi iii a Christian burial- . sons arrested must be ”pongd by the Sec
grnuiul. Hut Uates and Dangerfield were' fetary ol'Stste or stun”, .ot‘ “I“. totho
still within-the rmtch of the stern prince' Circuit, or District Gnu”y and nfter a grand
whom 193?! had wronged. TWO “1115 Oflu'~jury shall have met, or after indictment,
mum?” against him (05195).1e PRUWY‘ the persons detained shall tie discharged
had been found by the Grand Jury of‘Mid-l unless primners of mm There were not it
“7899!. I few Weeks her"!!! the death 0!. few prisoners in Maryland confined under
Charles. SW“! If!“ “15 01053 0‘ the 9190“ circumstances siiriilirr to those mentioned,
.tions the trial came OXI- l and who are held in custody by orler‘ofil
-0“ the day in “midi he WM broughtto; legal commissions. Ila wanted the Com
the b". Westminster “4” W 35 crowded; mittee on Military nfliiirh to spread the
'Wl‘h sl"“‘l‘"'°"': among whom were 91531.] truth before the people, and to ascertain
“”103“ Catholics “E" '0 509 the misery. whether there is any law to ‘authorize the
3"“ humiliation 0f the.“ perseéuto A: confinement ofuny citizensiu tliejudgment
iew years earlier; his short neck. hi legs; ofa military commission.
‘uneven as those of n badger. hEQforrheadl Mr. '00: (Demmnio) said he, with the
‘10“ “3 ”1‘“ 0” baboon. “is P‘" l 9 cheeks“ gentleman from Maryland; would enlarge
‘and his monstrous length oi ohinshsd been] the scope 0f the resolution. He would.
lamiliar to all Who frequented the courts of! like to know whether the requirements‘of
l“"- He had been the id°l 0‘ the ”9"03- the law were regarded. and whether lists of]
Wherever 11° hid appeared, men had ,lm'l persons had been furnished to courts. or;
covered their heads ‘0 him. “19“"? and whetherthe law this 3 dead letter, or wheth-l
03mm 0! "“5 “1383““ Of the realm b or even the legal departme ntJiSd endeavor
ibee“ at hi. mercy. Times bild “0‘” chang- ed to set aside the law lor their own pur
ed; and many who had formerly regsrdcdl poses. He [ind cost-Lin his own eye. out
lhim '5 the deliverer Dr M“ country. “bud" only that of~Vullandighaim to which the
ldered 1“: thesisht Of "1059 hideous features l gentlemanfrom Maryland had slluded. but
0“ "hill“ villainy seemed ‘0 b 9 written b! others. where the Secretary of the Treasury
the‘hand 0‘ 90¢ _ _ . under some peculiar higher law‘, unknown
“JV“ proved beyond sll fowbxhty 0‘ to the statute, had caused to be arrested
dabt 1b“ “‘l’ man had. by “I“ testimo- men suspected of counterfeiting greenbacki
.“Y deliberately murdered several sudllw or shinphtsters, and held them in theAOld
Permm- He called "1 73m.“ the most! Capitol prison month alter month in the.
eminent members 0f the parliament ,"hlch . sole order of the solicitor of the treasury, .
had rewarded and extolled him, to give ew‘ without giving them right of trial. Was
idence in his favor. Some of those whom . there no remedy for the “unifiwtbn of
he had summoned absented themselves—.- l our own laws, or shall we not have s'n inqui-
None of them said anything tending to his ry into these sbuses? .~ .
vindication. One °f them, the .E‘fl.“ Mr. Coli'roth (Dem. Pa.) said that in his
Huntingdon. bitterly reproache'd him With districtm brave officer who was wounded
having deceived the houses, and drawn on and his limb amputated, was confined in
them the guilt of shedding innocent blood. prison without charge! having been pre-
He was convicted on both indictmeiits.— ferred against him.
His offence, though, in 3 moral “Shh mu'r- Mr. Cox said he had not submitted his
d" 0" “he “1°“ “ngvated kind. was, m remarks with any partissn view or to find
the eye oflhe 13"» ““le a misdemeanor. fault. The law authorizing a suspension of
The tribunal, however, was desirous to the writ of My)“; corpus was not passed with
make his punishment more ”’3“ that 0! the concurrence of the Democratic mem
felons or traitors. and not “‘le to put bers, but by the votes of Republicans. It
him ‘0 death, but ‘0 P 1" him to death by was their law; they took the liberty of sus
irightful torments. He was sentenced tolie pending the writ, but they qualified it in
stripde ofhis clerical habits, to be pilloried such a way as to guard against undue and
i" P 519“ Yard-V3 be led round Westminster irresponsible arrests. He appealed to gen
llall,withnninscription dccluringhismfsmy flamenco the other side to sustain their
over his head. to be pilloried again in front of own law, and not let it he a dead 19“". It
the Royal Exchange, to, be whipped from was their duty to find out in whnt‘respccts
Aldgste to Newgstemnd alter an interval ofl and by whom. the law had been broken.
two days to be whipped from NeWgnte tok Mr. Gausoii said he had been cretlihly‘iu.
Tyburn. Il'agitinstallprobnbility heshould formed of several other cases than those
bone“ to survive ”1i“ horrible infliction, l which he had already mentioned. where
he wss to be kept a close prisoner during civilians, as well as army otficer’s, were ille
lifa- PM “In“ "W W" 11° W“ ‘0 be gally held in prison. He felt it to be his
brought from his dungeon and “PM“! on duty to ofi‘erthe res‘olutiOn, especially when
the pillory it: different parts of the capital. these prisons ”6 within speaking distance
Thi‘i’lfimwmmnm “"5 “Wm“! °" of this hall. The House should have all
ecuted.‘ the {sets in order to determine whether any
furtherlegisistion is rr-quircd on the subject.
He would not uiideilske to criticise the
acts ol'any oftheoificers ofthe government.
his desire being to discover whether there.
are sbusea, and if so. to rectify them. 3
Mr. Eden (Dem. lil.) mid the gentlemsni
had assumed its a fact that the persons 30‘
confined were illegally arrested and kept;
there for a long time. contrary to law. If.
the department deccrved censure, he was
willing itshould be censured. There might.
be some things in the cases not for the‘
courts to pass on. The resolution, as it
now read, was a direct censure. although
not so intended. Hence he had suggested
an amendment. . I
Mr. Kasai: (Rep., Iowa) added his testi
mony to the propriety of the ln'Fsllgitthfl
proposed. The time had arrived when it
wuduo to tbq people at this rounti'y thft:
Congress shou‘rl cumin» into the extent
’3' . .
Graiuitous Printing.-—There is no mob
thing as doing anything “gratuitously” m a
printing oflice. Somebody must pay for
merging that. I. dune. Non line can be
m t it does no: cost something for unmg.
Either‘tbg printer must do the whole or the
advertiser pay hinhkre. The only qfition
to be asked by the publisher is: V oin
to pay money for the labor -, whnt ground
has this party or individual to require me
to pay for the promotion of m or his ob
jects 2 ' i
winder anger, speaking of thertime
when he was boy, says it. Was the custom
ofschool ‘chi! ran.“ you passed a school
house. to make 1 bow. BM in these latter
days I: you pus I school home, you mm
keep your eye peeled or you Hinges a
{5:03 hall or : byickpu an the lids you:
a . .
DEBATE IN THE HOUSE ON ARBI
TRABY ARREBTS.
TWO mums A-YLLR
or the power exercise?! by the Secretary at
War, especially, when, as he knew, anon
der of the President to the Secretary of
Wanfor a certain thing was met .with the
reply: “I shln't do in” and when an ex
planation was asked, he was met with the
reply: "I don’t propose to argue the gues
tion; I am responsible to the Presi out.
and to him alone.” When a represe‘ntatire
of the (people was metin that way, it con
stitute no objection to him that the reso
lution might be construed to' embody a cen
sure on the department. He argued the
adoption of the resolution for the reason
that by a general order no inlurinution
whatever could he obtained from the War
Drpiirtmcnt, excepting from the secretary
himselfor by his order. It’aome poor wo
nun hits mid a sun killed. and desires infar~
nmtiun concerning him, it could not be obi
(mind save in the way just mentioned.“
The cuiiiiiiittee should inquire how hi: the
arhiii-ury ltttbita exttud. He would be the
first to vote for the exculpation of tliq.sec~
. etary it he should be luuud innocentpx
The army may tremble under his power‘ns
absolute dictator. but Congress has a right
to investigate When: the liberties ol‘ the
people are concerned. Irin June lll‘;(_¥x)1f‘ll
prisoners of war were exchanged, ti-ntn lrll
to twenty thousand ofthem were left to
perish in rebel pens, he found another rea
son why the transactions of the War Depart
ment should be investigated.
Mr. Davis (Rep, Md.) said arrests were
made by provost marshals almost without
complaint, and at unjustifiable times. The
American character was being broken down.
Under the pressure of the war, investigation
became necessary. Gentlemen had repeat
edly applied to him toremedy the injustice.
‘Mr. Dawes (Reta, Mass.) remarked that
the gentleman irons New York had said, to
his knowledge; persons were illegally cen-_
fined, and the gentleman hereby asked for
an examination in the facts. If he (Dawes
had made such a. statement. and had aske‘r;
for an examination, he should have been
very much astonished ifit had been refused.
He did not see what ground of objection
could be urged. ‘
Mr. Garfield (Rep. 0.) desired that the
investigation already commenced by the
Committee on Military Affairs should be
continued. Congress had passed ii-lsw for
the summary dismissal of oflicers from the
army, tor there were traitors in the army,
antf this can enable them to be driven‘out.
But it was iilleiward thought by the House
of Representatives that the law might be
safely repealed. This law was mischievous.
For it' an aflicer could now be dismissed
without trial, m'erely on recommendation
of his superior officer, it had the tendency
to make the subordinate a sycophant and
toady. The Senate, however, had not yet
acted upon the bill. It had always been
the law that when an officer was arrested
and had been confined for eight days; the
charges against him must be put into his
hands. As to the )prisoners. one man. is
major, says he hnsbeen confined five months
and has tried in vain to léaru for what cause
he is detained. Swift vengeance has fallen
upon him like‘n thunderbolt from it clear
sky. Similarcuesarenumberlesa. Where
one man, calling himself acolonel or agent
of the War Dcpaitment, lays his hand on
persons and thrusts them hto prison ; and
the Victims are kept there until the same
agent of the War Department. or some
other power, releases them. If we are not
men in our places, let the War Department
do as it pleases. He did not say the War
Department was responsible for‘t‘hese nbu
sea or knew at them.’ But theyimight be
traced to its subordinates. He made no
accushtion. The business of the House
was to see that the laws were respected, and
to stand ‘np for men who had no friends at
court. . °
The motion of Mr. Stevens to reconsider
the vote by which Mr. Ganton'l resolutiup
was passed was bid on the table by n was
“136 yea: againbt 5 hays-71.119 latter being
Mean. Cobb, Eck'léy, Mcßride, Spaulding,
and Stevens. ’ \ ‘ -
Adjourned. ‘ ~ ‘
mm 90mm or IMAGINATION.
Alexandre Dumuv published Some time
ago. in a daily Paris paper, a novels’n which
the heroine, prosperous und, hapfzy. is as
aniled by consumption. All the gradual
sympwms were most. touchingly deacnbed,
and the greenest interest wu'ieh. forum
heroine: _
One day the Marquin do D4lomien «lied
on him. “quat," mid her, “have you
composed the end of the "my now being
published in the— Y"
"Of ooune.” ' "
"Does the heroine die at the end 7"
“Of course. dies nfconmmptiou. After
such symptoms» I has described. how
could she livé 2" '
"You will line to make her live. You
‘must change the cumin-9pm.?
“I cannot.” r
“You. you must ; for on your heroine'n life
depends my daughtefll."
"Your daugh let’s !”
"You! ; aha has an the various Ivmptoms
01' uonnumpuon you have described ; and
watches mnurnfully {or awry new number
of your novel. reading her own fate in your
heroine’l. Now. if you make your Heroine
liva, my daughter, whose imagination Lu
been deeply impreuaed, will live too. Come,
a life to save is a femptntion —”
“Not to be resisted.”
Dumas changed his lut 01mph". His
heroine recovered and was happy.
About five years aflemavdn, Dumas met
the'Marquis at a. puny. ’
“AM, Hymn 2" hi: chlztilned: “let m 9
fn£mducrv you m my dwghxcr; S'ml owes
he: lile to you. Thme she is.” . '
“‘l‘hat tine, handsome womm.,gholooks
liko Janine d’Ar‘c?” '
"Yen. Sim is married. and has had (our
children."
“And my novel. four edition-o,” “id
Dumas ; "so we no quits.” '
1% Shillnher, olthe Carpet Bxg. tells the
following outrageous gun awry : ‘
Spea'kmg 10-day with a non 0L: gnu re.
garding some gunning explain, Maid me
a singular instance ofn gun banging fire,
which, Were it. not for his well known vera
city,l should feel dinposed 'to doubt. He
had snapped his gun at». grey squirrel, and
thewp bad exploded, and the piece not.
going 'O3 he look it from his aneulder.
lookezf down in the barrel ‘and saw_ the
chargejuu sun-ling, when bringing gt to
lns shoulder again, it wentofl' and killed
the squirrel
..v—r-Hh...’ ..-—.—- ' I
W‘Mr. Preside!” ' mud n memher of
the Colored Penplm'fioiwinz Club. :1 rise
to gi‘ up, and ain't. a 1M Imckmmi "bout
cnmir'u' fnrwurll in 49. er-u'fl 0f tdefl‘hhun:
far 'I iLJndn't :3an fur edmfit’hun; 2‘
....%m haw bin, z» quorum, ”gamma:
.\lr. l‘residgnl.’ _ : f ~ ’
71““?"““"7 1*“??? ‘“ ‘ “
mm; min , __ mu
«3 WARE” ‘.~_ *
[lamb]: TruhnnL—i‘bo 'r. v n!“ Wand.
Carter "I brought to er (‘m-swr. rm
Thumdn' 01 Lul'eek. “r Wu 3 member
of Co. E. 97th to imp-n! Hm mu. like
mlny mnrg of our firuh- wimp”. film have
been unfa‘flunntw l xm-rfh m In" tum
taken primreu by vhx- n Lou, is I Had car.
[ln wn Mrhn‘ul hv- tho enamv, rm tho
James river. in Amml 'uzf. Mid mm «km
m Buchmmnl. and ('mnh'und iq on! M’Tfllfl'r
prisons. With I numb»: 0! (MM. 116 w“.
paroled, and reached A 1 unpnlil on the mm.
"His brotherl’ntriok Cm‘U-r. hf Won 01....
tar. and hi: bro(her-h.~lmx, Jam [‘nnupr.
receiving. telegram that ho had uri‘lvrd,
infmedintely hurled 05‘ to we himdms they
wen too late, duth hadlnlrendy claimed
him. ‘
Mr. Carter mys‘llmt tho fight: he (hero
rimmed, would lichen mummy”: heart.
Men; brave men. who had gone out 10 pro.
tect (ht-fir country mre mm Harv-«l, a
cn‘xlizvd couutry, 311”ou (a ‘tleuth. ‘glho ‘
man wnlo n 9 (hm. "Huang but but)”, s"}
n b?! m tint!) on them. that tiny pryumfled w
the Appearance" nl' r'Nf“(-lu[| yhmlsnthpig '
lumy hands ran-uniting Imw clvuncaith a
cmmh-nnng‘o w “ild lacking «34" frighten
you at thew nppro.lch. Um. of tlm’w hun
‘dred that had arrived, nearly two lmn‘drefi ‘
had died. He saw seventy-one lying dead
in one building. sntl while he was having
:he body of 'his brolbcy removed. nino<
other: d‘x‘vhl. ,M’Pu n PM Hrmhor “-13 eru'
primnrlér‘e nugwd {37l4\ux1d‘~lwfuraho
diell In) would Nut “9i '1: TU.—>Hr?n.r'l, _\ ‘
Here is a pibtuse'oliorrnr Ihnt ought {a
touch the heart of flint. ’l‘h'a, allegation is
that our Inga taken prisoners, Ire lam/a! to
dcatleHnittters but little whether death
results from nmrvntion or «Hume» on true!-
cd in the'yrmm homes. The queuyoq is,
can i! be «mull-(H Hil pan the re pdnli
lnlilv routs upnnrlhme who téhsu oxidan
gmd thwrrquigemems ufchililt‘d dul .
Nb. 19
It is pmr-ntln Ilm hie-Kory ol' lhxs christian
war. 111% the sxclmngo uf :priwnen, or
mllur the refusal hf nu oxolénngg, luv lha
ulnlmritlee. l‘ingvd on u (‘lnh-llwl about; tho
prw nigger—”w South n-mrndil’vg fnr an
e‘xclmngv of wlulu men fnr 'ss-hitv-men. the
Nunh rlun.lquli‘y:g that captured slaw-I '
slnoul-l lu-‘wcugnEzr-l us mm) to white mm:
in PXrlmuge. It is‘nn: “will; our while at
present, (3; «Moms the lane and gain lo
eitllt-l:nl«lo lJ\‘ Il‘lu puint in Mun. HIP cimse- ‘
quuur‘n mnyl M uxh tn l-nmfl b-th Hillel”
mlh hurnbl.‘ lu.h..|;;y, l'ur umnllm the
exchange 0! prisom-rs W.o~1llllrt‘l_\"llll)end’
ed. Sicknean n‘nd m‘ortaluy nnmug prison:
era on bow sides increased th kin-l 1 an ex
tent, than at ofspurious lvunmmlv noizml
the authorities, and for unnn- km All}: glwv
bar‘s been exchanging (lull mun, and lIJCIL
as are likely to die on thew u wv. great care
being taken that no man film” 1... Fxcllhng
ed from either side thax‘hnn ény chlmog ’o‘»
living. Whether this ”Inlll’lllt'4~(lf humanl
ty qriginatod qulh or South iv’imnmtoriul.
To send man away from h‘oshimlum nuoh
conditiqn, is as barbarous no lo ker‘p than;
till they got 10.- ' I « ;
Prisoneru‘in our common ijl‘H have no
choice of food; much less 'n jarmy pruon'l.
Both parties feed accnrdiuk to ~ circum
stances, and (fair comparimn mlght all
well for neilher. f l
- It was a favorite theory ntitha .‘lhrth at
the commencement of the War, to "Itmc
the South out In three months.” The idea
and policy is still in vogqg. iorden to our
General! to burn and destroy all Southern
property wherever found, have been obeyod‘
withfeurfu‘l' alecrity. According to a lute
mrnt made by Liam. Mutinrrl‘, agent for the‘
exchange of prisoneru, there; are filly-five,
thousand northern soldiers 1 held by th.
50th an prisonerl. At Andersonvillg/
alone, fourteen thousand hnvje been buried
within the last nine month. How than}
'of tirese fourte‘ n thousand might have be’en
living now, if fixeexchnnge of prisoners had
not been bloc ed by the "intelligent con
tmbpnd.’s and how many more of the fifty
fire thousandwill perish for,wnnt of food.
if Grunt, Sheridan, Hunter, Sherman, Kil
pntrick.,and 00., succeed in destroying tho
ability of‘the South to feed them, in mutter
for speculation. These men volunteered
and gave their services freely. and hove
done their‘dgfitto‘Whe government” faith
fully, and. t ough they may not be comic]-
ered of no much immrtance. by the a .
thorities, as negroe‘l. they have a right to
portion of the pure and protection of th
authorities. If the authoritieu wil ‘ not
grant this, they should be held no nli¢‘\
ble. Exchange the prisoners; bring out. .
our own man to recruit, and let the Snu
thernera o to a starving ;Sonth.— Wu!
Chum Jqftraouian. ‘ ' j ‘
m ABEfiflbi: cnfifibEXaAmsr
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The New York Tribuhe prbfrsxeo to feel
especially disgusted with the Roman C-lflh
olic clerfy becauie they do pot give hair
day: an nights to preaching, the “3 pet"
of negro equality. It in deserted tha nth.
Catholic clergy are especially “diilo, ll,"
giving little or notupportlo the nu.-
'l‘heir crime. therefore, appears to be flat
they have ‘not advised brotheén to rhed tho’
blood of brotlten, but hlV¢ persilted'hin
pro-citing according to J‘ohut Brbwn. For
these heinous otfeoces they 3am arraigned
before the bar of public opinfion by no icon
a saint than. Mr. Horace Greeley, whbso ps~'
per has been for veers the organ of all the
_infidel‘, free—love Fourieriter in the Country.
From all that We know, we lodge that tho
Catholic clergy are eminently deserving of‘
Greeley’s fiuw. We cnnnotccnceivc how
any clergyman who! in these deposits"
‘ days. preachen the simple gospel of Christ,-
cun expect excmgtion iron: either denuncig
ntion or nbuso. at to fall down and wor
lhip the Biack Idol is trelson in the light
oftha insane followers of 'firnpartill {ro6
dam.” So for or our information extendn.
the Catholic cle‘rfiy have kept themlclm
remuknbly fgee rbm nll connection with
the war, and the questions it has ruined.—
Tbey have simply confined themselves to
the religious and spiritual interests of the
people under their charge. nml left politic!
u questions tobe decided in another Irena.
This the Tribune deed not like. It wants
the Catholic cathedrals to resound every
Sun-lay with violent declnmolioua in fuv'm'
of negro equality. It would l:ke to see the
clergy proclaiming Wendell Plitllipi’,.doc
triueof'whemblime mingling ol‘ the moot ;"
in. word, it all: them to mark. Henry
Ward Beecher at their model, And ming
ling profanity, wit and butfliouory with on:
cred thingé, turn the house of God into on
Ethiopian Concert [Ltltl ,
I It is not probable that he Catholic clergy
mll consent to gruttl‘y .\1 r. Jim-ole: in this
respect. llowevo idriv l'mtwtunts may
dilli'r with themin\mtny I‘minu, yet we
know that thousands have il'l'i their respect
for the Cttholic Church vmtly increant-d
mice the commencement of the WM‘, In-t.
it. it said, that rtfi'cr helm-u mre little so'
many (continuato it i‘mrn Protestant rm'w
cco. People from l-iicl. (Alytilt‘ eternal ding
dong oi brutal war iulrninntiom, nutut..l._v
set-k some church where Iha spam is calm‘
ed uni the heart etevntnl by the neuiulatnt
glowing‘hutnanit} -l.ut pt I \ «do: the peach: ‘
Sui teachings ui L‘hrx-t. Buhthe Catlmi‘lr
Church have committed unpnrdomrhle sm;
in the eyes ofult nuc Putnam, in not any—
porting tvnh all their might the present
war, and just #0 won as the Puritan no.
his way out of it, let the Catuohc Church,
beware. Once got tho‘Abolitionlaboratory~ g
for the munulnctum of licsitfl’ma} ulwwn
the Catholic Cuur-cflhnng the monstrot‘h
falsehood: about ”:5 yer 'VI' 53 we?“ 1!
eclipsed. The Abélitibgn'istn‘ raving-Tong
been threatening to light “Pottery" u soon
as théy get nu ol "slavery! and at the law
tor. they now my. is dead. th‘cy originally
,sustr yeum'ntahmr Wen us or 1. mr P‘ :1!
cruszidv. thicw-y’s uni?» the lows: 5’5“
tr, arouse lus speckled cgltoru.tu’ltam;-
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