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"fgr ERIE WEEKLY -OSSERVEIL
orirgli I. rut Oseawrits BrILDINGS," SIAM. Slogan.
orrosrrs as Yore 0171011.
km . EprIeF.IIXST3 --Ono Sollars of Tea Limo ono la
wn,. TS fettle; two lasertleus $1,00; three taster-
Ilene $1,25; cue mouth $1.60; two months 11.60:
three Months $ 1 , 64 ): 111 mouths $5,00; ootiy oar $o 00;
other advertisements in proportion. Tomo rates
eill be strict!) adhered to, nation damp/ by special
Out ract, or et the optioa of Shit poblisbers. Aall
torte Notices, Stave, Diiorres and lik• ainerthes
wont, St fA ; Adroloistrator t e Notion, $250; Ladd
Saler' Fa relight,* hue; tte-riagroNoticae wwiere
rex (Laois a view; nidtuary Notleee(oser three Heel
fu ettrut) dee condi pet lice. Ortgleat poetry, au.
, ;,,, e •nttee at the request of the eilltor, nut d -liar
rev l•os Ail eirrtlaerieuta will be cordial/04 at
ILe OIVIi •at the iperepPn ivertkin, until ordenhi
e-t br bin threettoit, outs.* a epecifted period I.
up,. for Its iti.vrtioo
T. :1,4 Lams per 4,111U11.1 10 ad
h.ve uf the bon JeslAdoe
" , tat..na i .r• to Flu our cork to
Mitt entru.%l to uo, lu actual oath;
evto' , ilia largeht
WHIT 4.lti & 13RECHT, Publlibers.
A FACT GENERALLY KNOWN,
ii A f the V.tifirty of new style *ed
.' ,f Gothic, eottage, Cougreaa, Round Car
.,,,i‘ernp Jenuy Lind aud other patterns, , erstb
and stowt hunt, handsomely TOZlelred Blareagi,
pi.ing, Breakfast, Centre aced other Sable;
~.tr,..t•, Quaker Stands, estpet and plumy& tat
Hair eel Sea Grass Mattresses, Faather Beds
with other •nousehold terniture ,
..rontsororrd from welt 11011.10 ell lumber and
br espe,fruend workpueu arid not byei.r.r. :Medi
..r stile, quality and low pricers I *rill did) i:eare
~ d-e.ers t.. undosetl no. Feathers tuntrhfand
. , we c o a t, earior, Bedroom,
. I other (MLitt of Eastern mod Whelan thilMl
I,,Fed mid glued, making thesis ea
.0 l oim.r part of the chairoshere others toads
,„ L. , roill., , I,•11.1 be no moILIS dnreble Wood
,to , f. sswiug and Nurse, are chairs of bard.
through the sett and chit:4, wet
-anted :est.:kJ j palatal, and can't Oa
f r st:eugtli, price and floret) Spring Bala. 1 tune
0 , :you ,L 4,1 hale the highest teetittioniels with a
f of in ,I1LO‘• cent ILr arplicistion 1 i.ckluig
ud r 1,4 sio,r tree
After-tree *sin:tears ant contending trills Up*
~tocrie;el two pia detlets, f am determined to son
~.el r t,e to tit, give worth for your pay, and do justice
ail who trnawltail
4 ,,04 'r, lath, Saint *A, Live Mock, Crude and Heine
~ .,,ro, r e Fey, Produce I.c , taken at fair market valued
fir.emetrit..cr the glace, rest e”ruer of Itlth 'treat
a 'tote, kAL., to t; ELI SEF
~I, l atinteet' s and Cemmis'is rtaiestuau,
11. Es; ALE & - ;.l{ ET L
RoCERY STOKE
P. A, BECKER,
A*III)LESALE 'A\ I) RErm L GROCER,
'4l,re S. F./ t ',-)ter:o/ t tr Park .fr Frenc4 . Stritt,
_ it HLAP.41.11,,
ca.! tt.e ittvutlon bf the comm.:laity
t., 1.110 large 'tort ot
I;I:''CERI E..: AN I) PROVISIONS,
W 1 1 40; Lc r. 4 . 4,rotaf, U. t+ll ills
%t,tty 1.014' t:wr I'Oft.kllll.li i'ltietS!
ESE
MEI
Di tits'',
. C , )1' F EES
TEAS. __
i
1 SYIiUPA. -..-
. TOBACCOS,
FISH", &C.,
Z. , 't 3 :rpte,el IA the,ctt, a% he IA prepared to prom to
n]
slln , ye ta A C1:1
rte krtri , stou,t4t3ll , tat 1111/1 a lupertor Mt of
Pt . f: LIQUORS,
rlt.o eeoe‘s'e wbieb ba diteewtke attention
'the paS lr
010 'mall Prollts and a fall
flr 11 r ' apyll'63l.l
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
AT
A 1. A N RETAIL
P. SCHA,AF,
tet•te , t't h tutttin tit, ratite that h. hap °petard
lE=
10. 2 Hughes' 'Block, Erie,
I my %•• keep On 11•134 • t aree .ap l •lr vf.
GROCERIES,
AND \V *LEN WARE,
IA I 'lll.-. 411{N, eil;Afts,
tt' 1,1.01 r “tAtAlShillelat of
• Y. 1 .1
rr-; a ;
~tier Mor• lit the
uute•rtitf
lEW GROCERY . STORE.
underet4rr t 4 o TlTccery Stare, uo
4ST :1 1 4: FE . T, Sd liOti.sE AORTA
1)F 11.11LRO:ip BRIDGf.
tho - mend I ,, aprw_ • toll supply
HOVE LCI EA,
PIZ() /Ng 14?.
Illelhafrr
WAItS„
Ttlll.lCfll di: CM %KS. i
~rythin, utoallv oo hood in ac eistabli•beoptif of i
the
i•VECTlO:vkilito4,
w are deterramed to otl-r a+ ::e toduceta•ktaaeaat
In the ct•v. ittad invi•e the hubite to cell.
C" '00( that we can Give entire eatterattton.
t A . F. Kit R. it 1 rtli
MEM
OYSTERS & CLAMS.
CITE Subticribtr would relipect-
tal,y inform GJi Lleads and. eastoraen
iil itn/gtbL o27etand,
iO.l l . Washington Fish Martel, Bev
ArtAr tre prrparsdtei furptxy
q, *TEA ROAV,RE9I*ArZ_ASTS OA. TA Itti
ith th• t.st
OYSTERS AND CLAMS.
• c o tte r affords at Wlioloom/a and Retail, At Abort
at t , 0 Lowy!? L'.• :NG Pineal
CP" All Orunr3 trorn the Country Promptly
ttenclod to.
s B --Otatersand t.;lllns Vacklid to Order.
C-* ye:lg, lune '2,), 1 5x3 c. Tr EY.
U. S. 10-40 LOAN.
:11:1sT NATIONAL BANK OF titlE, DVIGNATZD
riF.P O F.ITORS, TUK U. S —lhts Bank hereby
:ounces that te Is prepared to metre subreriptutne on
: - tunt of United States Bonds, authorize t bv IL* act t
reh 3, MS, Marini date Itarch'l,lSB4, misenaable
pleasure of the Government after 10 yo.re, and pAty
r• , It) years from date, tetriait interret at Ore-per cent
rep, payable in Coq, annually, on Bdods not over
and verni•asnualiv on all other Bonds
roceive sass Ftsgistered or Coupoa
as thes mar prefer It is expezteil that Campos
*4 •;:i Ge reeds toe delivery shout the 4th or Apra
.tvrrs-vrill regutred to pay, to additioa to the
t.Lt of the prioeloal of the - SO*4U in lawful meaty.
e st.:roed interest t 1 col, tor us Utlifeti nibs Notes
tt. Votes -I Nat:local Bahl. additig,dfly pereeot. for
cant f.l.rther acute,) from the Ist &our March
r.i.ltts !it .1 euhazr.ptiou.
till b e L.mant of the dectoassoiatioise
I iNsi, sl,s, sl,uolos, ss,uskisAle;uts)e; sad
B L; tL. t!viadmiattAns, of SOMADJUS.ISAup tn 4
, •
rr ": the Secretary et the Tremors.
SI SAMFORD. lat.bier
•
C. ENCELHART,
Dealer. in Boots & Shoes!
ALSO, ILINCFACIritrA Or
lisToht MADE BOOTS AND SHOES !
W , Li I take this method of retitrn
...,;b I haws 1. hi, fromds eel Use pub/it
their Ittaml rat:smart he...tufo» extiradri:
• t IL '....)ce0 to hi s tantinastiou of the UAL
!..t. ipfOrCl thr tl at I a=
ai)t= A • SlitlF-S CUEAP,
■w a Lat'i CAtaper,
‘- •-• • :a t!, • liatr. aul I situ •1111 cilia( tb.
•-• t• • ..t 4;•• a': .?.• a , a 'glue*, (or which r•ag
. a .a: :e. IlE":" •( ivoitiEUE:S. stades' tteSaper
-1! 11 i 1.1!L.
6 4.34.10,d n l ••••• - .se to ail, the
Plainer Patont Last, -
t, ulake'tle. Plqta.r relent Boots
Pr ..t La Le burpr tort to titylo
VT.
I ••••1,,, 11, 1> cm Land n ttoiectiOn of the Loa
• rel , L al 1 Ather Csb..f end Kip.
r:ei itteittled to Ear/2140.
ive ; s:
Philadelphia Rz Brie R. R.
‘ l4o RflakiliMaiWlNNlaiiM
.1 -•ot lettVorth•r-c...K! Varttor
.at
•,. u:ots of reunllT)7l . 2•3 to tht rit• Kr* ou
I`r •• It Prrwrofrotrue Rd
"• 1 -'mast,. as.; L.e ter their r.tt,vtrro to rop , ll • t... 61
"•-• ' •••• lingth
• auS Creilbt
•: tr 11, 1 • o 216 roooel Lb* Korlrrta
' ' I •••.--1 , - • • , tho
T,JII rA51L 3 41111,2,..8 •T
....... -.3 vT r ot
T:ito Lotak„.-1. t.l a I
ire-t., P. 111
1,-.1,-11,:t.!. t 4 .W SPP I ,
. k; c:tu.r Itb /a' , 14 imilttat
• +-A.? ..: .at. • r•
e., '41,1E4 4 1, ..ts.
PYY , ;."11.t.0 ; •ja
•iloklto:o•ro
vl . tit heat, .I"i'mk '4
-• • • •I',T leev.e-t
""' e e:r •-, • •,,
tzt•rir.4 -
_
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pREZERVED FREIT,
hall% 111.1141•41 Fru% 'MU"'
fit,44., 1n716-In. - HINER is isviresl46.
VOLUME 35
B USINESS DIRECTORY.
Buenas* Card. loalartad to this *alum" at the rata of
Time Gal ref. Dunazi pia; year.) •
4 10114 aIIIiLLAK. •
CITY RataMAP, bola( many year* lot
4 llvefOr. irraparid to Pvirtay or make Plasm or iglift
la Eno Coast, Pa_ Ogles is CazaSloa Could' Room.
bled. - ' aprYSK-11.
D.
D. WA ' .
War
*au Comm!** illawiterrr.
Erie. Wareboeee ea Platte Do*, Rut Comer et
Stets:Meet. *he t *Wee is Cent. so. nets,- I bar,
Fluter, Water Lame, Ile. N. B.- -Partleedar attention
eDI be OM to the Iteeieruig ei/4 Forlrerd/eg et tetra.
leers Oil, Crude awl Mattermt, to till Pieta cif ttio eouditzy.
aprilre4Lt.
) 11.*
S Ettua lr at are•V
Wallaby g Pas
11.ilakaaps —Drs. tardrass. Ro e aad Whit., 8 se-
Ulo. N. Y ; Drs. Humph ray arid Ila.as Pa ; sad
Dr. 8 raesr. Ens. Ps. apt30143a.. = •
LOWEIMIOAKER,
Wnossaai.a &Xi 11XIMIL plasma in
fn,Zesioo and Provisions, flour and 114141, Wood and
Willow Warn, Winen,Ltquars.Toilatteodaggankita,titato
it.r..t.,.n01t to Young's moose Varnishing taaporium.
Et* Pa- ionoi—tflit
1~. PM/ 0 MYPIPICIT,
Or Tlllll P111.C3.. 011earrecoad
door
Wayne-Block, foulesraneb Street, rtweaa Flftb and
&ail'. L im /small 2.
and D n "CP. CO..
ifismactursnr=r a "1
"4
to gum's"
"alumrk"
eorgor onto and Biala ata., 4.4%611114""
:SINCLAIR , *
itioauuos Pawrooa‘ni
o....ormaes Mk. Reis es. jaallll4o.
cIiAPIN tit Wll.BlAt t
• anTOMTI As LAW. Rldurnis
Nadia, la Itik, /Italian, Cameron and J•Suson aoanU•
J. . QUM. Oan3ollll-Iv s ) W. W. WILBUR. -
W BULL, PROPRIETOR.-
MORRISON: ROUSE.
Corm'. of /114eaat4 wad Mad** BkesC--oa rpm' out at
tohnion's riebinn, Wwww. Pa- Soft 211-17-
GM W. GIJIIMIOON,
Jamas cur rex Papas. Mae la Gasetkr
boildisg, Southwest corner of Fd.b sad State Welds.
Coarsysseleig dose Bestir sad oatteetless Ends promaHo
ly. 1e18'64-1y..1
' .
I:. H. CULTS.
j' A . - sou ammo. 81..ean Boon IttivirAcivezn o
:c, iu Second Story of 11Jadannsehtli Blank. itrie, Pin
• tAI lira ti ado evieri, Ka. -
II A rroarrar or Law. Girard. irk County,
-. Collect:tens and other bats attenetad to arta
..coptnese and dierateit._
D p. Known,
Wall . Paper M
Boaraniss and Dealer In Stationer',
, ariatnes„ Nppapentote., Countr"deeeenr
ma pplithd. Store ander Brow ato n'e liotaLfrontins the Park.
sprWitlf.
A. wriest mils. ' a - PAX" narsp.
jtall'lS is DAVIS* • . -
Al7Ol4lliTll AT Law, Climitoot
It rrvtOteadTi.llo, FL ' rob. 11.37:52
t i W. WITIIIIOIUi t
ATTOinWI 4T Law, in Wakers Qr.
dee, geld/esti' street, Etta, P.. mural,
ER. PERKINS,
Boottlec Block, North ids hrk,
guiteathst, Erie, Ps. aistrEl U.
LAVA VICTIFIC
Finn& straw; between 4th and lith atranta,
oar the Philadelphia It ID* Itallzond Depot. Cr* Pa.,
Lams shoesoakor, Prop Woody* acesomoda
tion for otnuivirs and birde rietor.
rs. Board by the as, or
*ask. Good ntaallag attaebard. MIMI=
A ,isfigs. limaTifilta,
rasatomAsta TanaXl sad
Agent. for Planer k Lowe' Pateat Riming litteluoto
—the bat isms - Stabs titres; batman Ith sad SO Btl.
fn., P. Mottoes road* to ardor to the flout /trio.
tuyt463-IV.
NI D. OMBOKIte,
L.ltsitT,A.7lD 9..234
between Atats'ami Fr„eh. Fine Hems .sia
rlagee LO let on reasonable toms. malre4,4y.
touuLt., is NICAUTRit, - •
I MAirectrirtralimatittasal
Gurini, A ( deal busk lioplerroat3. Retreat/ 111111 0
seri". Pa.
kV .... .
• •
Muck Gatti Who of um tut, Pa. •
Wt. A. UALB/LAITItt.
Artoll3lll A? Las-0114* Oa Staff
r oppoaste tha Coast Ilya" F. 04.146.
S. S. iliPirliCEß. 3SIDLN ALARM
SPENCER & MARVIN
‘TTOUNICIFIII & covmsn.Leam AT LAW
)IMP, Paragon Block, near North
West Comr of do Punta Sours. Fria. Pa
J UUN C. BEICIREt.
•
Ilium is Dirt 0000 e, Gatoti
Croctery, Hardens% Salts, titses, Seed. Mast, *tit, tots
ter at sixth street and Pukka ?gear', Erie, Ps. ial7tf.
tiltil TS,
NUTS,
CLAWS DISTILLED RESTOBTIVE,
Restores Gray ai Faded flair St bard
AND IS A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
For the Head sad fair.
CLARK'S RESTQRATIVX,
- • . Reasorels the Color.
CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
• L'adleales Dandruff.
CLAIiIES ItE3'PORA.TIVS,
Promotes its Gotvib.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prevents its Falling Off.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is an unequalled Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is go od for Children.
CLARK'S RESTORATI VE,
" IT good for Ladies.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
la good for old People.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is perfectly ;Harmless.
CLARK'S - RESTORATIVE, -
Contaios two Oil.
CLARK'S ItESTORATIVE,
Is'not a Dye.
VLARK'.S 'RESTORATIVE,
• Beautifies the Hair.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is splendid for. Whiskers.
CLARK'SRESTORATIVR.
Keeps the Hair in its Place.
GLARE'S RMTORATIVE, " -
Cures Nervous Ilea lathe.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
- Presents Eruptions.
*ps'lt.Wrig ulna litireing.
CLARK'S It D.ORA'' E.
_ Keeps the Head Cool.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, ,
• "a DeligWfull ?Warned.
CLARKS RESTORATIVE, -
Contains no Sediment.
CLARK'S RESTORkT LYE'
Contains ho Gum.
CL3 RK 7 B fifESTORATIVE, _
-- -Polishes you, !fair.
CLARK'S
liniments you for 'cities.
CLARK'S lIESTOR/TIV E.
hyping; you tor Balls
CL A liK'S 'RESTORATIVE,
• . Ail ladle! Deed it
CLARK'S__ TIWTOnATIVE, • -
So Lid); will do Without it
- CLARK'S RESIISRATIV-K,- • -
Coats but $l,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. -
fired IThimataili awl Demisterrerywherss ,
slt ref 6ottl*-11 Dot UN; TIM
V. 113.411111. Proptiaturt.
apoors a cu., a. ti , oalerat 4sensa-
Wlll66iii.
Administrator's eats.
TN PORSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
j • tee prpleare Oki* to me iltreeteda el" arm. too
Digs .a Yeti upon the eremi4ee. em Iffothimicisy tl. 171 h
oflalf.ltllet o edwe a. m..-of *O4 dap stork
I.viag 4aDerreed itelate te eTr.i "nil *
pier* or puegfir,l44ll4,ArtEllie. lyteg led Wag is Ole
townebip ekoecord, i-eaary Vie, beaded sad
derribre ea Mem.% ens Pa 81* Awl} te !sad at
Kew CO
etON% as the CA/ 4.1144 of Mettmtgrere.
ea Ike Ses trr leetaf Operter Le* sad ea. Kest
by a Politic Higireay readaat Weal ead Steetb, dm
taratacirticaenr• leye4 abaesseeyeite *clew
-SEWS...ADP seZEI-ceiki hr Ewe% or - 'output loci
ui4diftkiee . LOP... l loltValtarukalliikritt, Jade
mat Woe eat mortgage ea the proar se optics
of the sareharer. MU HOW
after et aspitos asyssikialord. •
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FOR THE HAIR,
TO ITS NATEra.4,L COLOR,
Ell
TWO DOLLARS PER •YEAR; IF PAID ' lii`
A Prays* get Place.
Maw a earth sad sky 1-
-
Hoar that oar want co—
oed. 114 es poloo'
Ll* mu as vial tradorom,
And Ald u to oar dkiruror ;
Our blip* flairoonstry blow—
God, et*, as Nam
Oar bark. by wasst tarot,
Wittkeet thy:aid la kit --
Clod, OS as palm
Yea.
0,
as fro* hullo, Yea.
0, 047fal along.
Strotati for* thy alOty Ina,
Jiad Md It emu*.
Stay, stay tits Minis Mo•k,
Dlspal wa'. !dread diva—
God, etre es pleas.
Lit se skonabelle be aped,
Wei. ware bleed' be abed,
Let eo more Lida be ~d
OK (tie as peat*
To troeptoe Immo ones =ors.
Haab/ado sons motor.—
God, alio" as poses.
Lot tbi worieutod plain,
MU% Woody mai. avail
Lot loos sad cooomed roigo
• Ood, gli"vo as poses'
The shill 'nu land inJolor,
And osery solea—
Honai4,pies.
While gt4tifil Marts shall eat,
And hags nid Tansy§ stag
+by Nitihs Alain!Ply Lag*
00,3,81“ as poem
kikalikak rasa.-a.. to last k.
Written for the trio °been ! er .]
• In former articles in this journal the
en-called Republic*n party has been shown
to be hostile to every principle of Demon
racy and liberty tapon which are founded
our political system, the hopes of the pro.;
gress of mankind and the assurance of
human freedonu .
If it be objected to the political* ideas
evolved in theview thus taken of the dom
inant faction, tbSt to admit their correct.
ness at this time, is to submit to a division
of the Union, to recognize the independ
ence 'of the Confederate States and by
tendering a permanent governrrient im
possible, to destroy all social order in the
reign of anarchy, it is answered that these
conclusions in no way follow from the
premises established. We of America had
hoped to have lived the exemplars of the
theory and practioe of popular self-gov
ernment in the largest aeries of the term,
and we have proved ourselves and hot the
theory a failure. In that enlightened and
I progrissivisegepwitich we bars not resch
ed,. but which will some day come; Vie
recoeitition of the right of revolution, a;
right incorporated into every Constitution
of the,. States; will not open the road for
the success of any purely
,enstitt.loits con
apiraties, any Wholly
, uorighteotis rebel-.
lions nor any causeless replutions.
.; The governMenia-of Monarchs, not rest
ing for supporV upon the will of the peo
ple, are subject to overthrow by the suc
cessful ambition. or extraordinary popu
larity .of some subject; they are weak
because they depend upon force alone ;
:they are feeblest when the graties of the
(potentate are seen in their greatest spleu-
Idor a nd power, and strongest when, by
;the virtue of the prince. - the people teary
'amid the calin of peace to value (heir
igovernment for the good that it conters,
!not to fear it for the power it display's
Herain bee thl superiorly of Democratic'
government, that resting upon the Wilt of
ithe'people, priotecting all, bestowing ben
, efits upon all, ,and indicting injury upon
none, it can never' be destroyed. &pub
lies fall o nly When they cease to he Re
publics in feCt; when having bartered
away the spirit of Democracy. they have
noulitft but the form and the name
SO long as a Democratic governcoent 're
mains the protector and servant of the
people, so longwill it stand; when It as
sumes to issue the coma:tends of monarchy
and becomes; the ruler and oppressor of
thtpeople, that instant its life is mien
‘geired, and must either be preeeried
by a teturn to its fundamental Principles
or,perish ingloriously in crime and blood.
'Let government cease to oppress the peo
ple and existonlylor their welfare, and its
perpetuity iecertain ; not the combined
powers of the world could permanently
overthrow it: Let it depart from this and
Suomi to rule, and not to serve; to dis
regard the; social customs, laws and
religion of the citisen, and its fall is inev
iteble. Success T 0 revolutions will over
turn it'; one usurper will iticceed another.
insturectionit will create constant internal
COULICIOIRKI,' till either anarchy or despot
ism sweeps ell before if.
In this and preceding articles, 'we deal
with cause and effect as they exist, not as
wewre toldl they may be in that remote
milleniai dXy that prophetic fanatics in
imagination see and dreamily prefct. We
deal with the present tyranny of the so-,
called Republican party, nottwith the
doubtful blessings it promisee to tearer
whin its appetite for blood is appeased; its
lust of plunder satisfied and its hatred sa
tiated. It. matters not,what were once the
issue* befote the country 4 by 'the unpar
alleled folly and criminality of the domi
pant faction these issues have, been nun-,
citify *banged, and the choice *sow
between 'white siaiery and white liberty.
Republic or 'a Despotism, a perpetual
government of limited power and whose
ends are to secure and •pr,,tect the rights
of the citizen, or one ever changing With
the ungovernable tide
.. of popular passion
—iiresponajble, vsscipliting, tyrannicsi—
the scorn of foteigu.l nation' and the
hatred of the people.
We knout that for thie t e quarters of
century the United *take prospered
. dividually and as a , whole. Commerce,
atte and population, increased ; liberty
iris deemed secure from ail assaults, We
know that so long as the Constitution was
res Peeled PooPki, so long as the
Federal and Stan', laws were obeyed by the
administrators of the guverunsent, nods.-
ins threatened its overthrow. • We know
the first breeches albs compact: the first"
di3is td of Isvccsmii from the lea4,l.,tynd
demented followers. or the - revelationarY
faction now in power ; they niatlitiated a
sectional contest of abuse and pimp:*
wrz-:
ERIK PA,IAT.URDAY MORNING, JUNE .450864:
septiltion, the prelude to the more terrible
conflict of arms; they thrived= as these
States hewn, hostile and alienated; in ad
%angst/Sive positions they oleimitil ow- .
era unknown to the laws, and seising the
leietrannient of the whole United States,
declared their intentioo to convert it Into
a machine for the destruction L of society
in one section, and the aggrandizement of
their.owo. We know that these essunip
tiaas of power and the fear of their.exter
clasp produced the effect that 'prospective
or actual usurpation has always produced,
4 result long predicted by their opponents.
and that, having maliciously rejected all,
efforts at compromise and infamously be
trayed the people into a war while under
the influence of passion and excitement,
they have pursued .for More than three
vows a career or oppression, ilundi3r; and,
crime that way perhaps : ,find its eqnaf in
the annals of barbarism., but . .cannet be,
surpassed.. We know that these men, stip;
parted by the faction, that, drunk' with
pewer, clamor among the ruins of their
country's greatness, having added'usurpa
lion to their former crimes, noir come be
fore the people, bearing a banner inscribed
with the fratchword once dear to the
Amerkein people, but which they have
well nigh made odiouli, and ask . to be el«
lowed to continue for another epoch in
our Republic's history the - reignof (error
they have begun, and amid the lawlessness
of which they alone can thrive. ,
Shell they irucceed? Shall the histcirian
again record a new aeries of outrages
against the laws of both God and Man ?,
Shall the tax gatherer and conscript offi
cer. for four more years, "harms our peo
ple and eat out their substance 1" Shall
even the last safeguard of the freeman's
rights-4he ballot—be assailed and de
stroyed by official corruption and Presi
dential lawlessness ? Shall citizens, be ex
iled or incareeisted for exercising a right
"inestimable tot them and: formidable to
tyrants only?" Are these destroyers of
the liberties and prosperity of the land to
be permitted to complete, by 'corruption
and force, the crimes begini under the-in
fluence of the worst passions of the human
rice, and continued in falsehol l and de-
,
caption ?
Already we ,bave a foretaste of the fate
of the American people, crushed by the
despotism of an usurping faction, ipsigni
ficant in numbers as it is infarncaur in
its deed.. Already we ere taught . that
there is no public virtue but to " iupport
the . Governnient," oo duty superior to
"allegianee," no - crime but that of "rebel-
Lon." The uprising of ten millions" of
I people to inainbain theif institutions and
free constitutions spinal the destructive,
policrof this usurping faction is 'called
] ”slaveholders' rebellion." The indignant.
remonstrance of the people against
gee uptio their liberty is sneered 'at as a
" Copperhead howl." The seizure: and
exile of a noble cud patriotic citizen by a
bespangled hireling snakes mirth for ths;se
insensate lunatics, who gleefully jabe at a
'Copperhead nrsrlyr." Tlae mutterings
of the etnrm that lollowed the success of
this treasonable cud revolut i onary i'dotion
tilled its followers anthilread ; noel, While
freemen or the North stand ready ' i to sin
dicate thtur righter. these cowards. relying
-on the bayonets they invoked in the name
of patriotism, secure in their homt from
the slaughter they provoke, speak itsulit-,
4 ingly of a '•Copperhesd revolution For
months they have been kiboring iLitustri 7
ously to excite the soldiers they intende r
hided or purchased against theft' • owri
neighbors. relatives and friends,andi boasts
are made that the army led rattier wage
war against Democrats than the 'enemy
they are sent to encounter.. _
For those who value the institutions of ,
the republic /here is but one course to be
pursued. These men, intoxicated by the
abases of passer. must be told that tbdy
cannot expect . much Jetty= to trample
beneath their feet all the cherished libev-
-ties of freemen, nor can they 'be permit-' ,
ted to revolutionize, in behalf of despo
tism, this contittent l dedicated to liberty.
U they elect their candidate fur the
Presidency legally, and, beyond i doubt,
Without the aid of force or open corrup
tion, the people must submit. , But let
them beware that there are no bogus/itate
electiona,-no - rresting of Democratic can- -
didates, no f dnlent Soldier votes, no
bayonets ne the polls, no r-neralprape
cisl orders of, ajar generals, Secretaries,
of War or Pres hs, no "bell ringing"
by Secretaries a tate, no suppression of
newspapers. No usurper shall seise the
seat of Washington andtfetferson, , already
dishonored by an obscene presetite; no
fraudulently elected demagogue shall pre
side over the deliberations of that Wily
Once attentive to the, noble and states
m tulike word& Of -Webster and Clay, and
now disgraced by the slang and brutality
of a Lane.
" Whet:a:erneHui Vanderbilt way T yOung
Mari his mother gave him $70.0 of
_her .sav
ings td buy a anion boot, mid he engaged
in the buoinwa of trausortmj market
gardening • from Staten Island "to Nee
York city. When . the wind . , was not fie
Tor.d4e, he would work his way, 'oyes the
Anal* by pushing Pm boat ;along lvitb.
pet, y , t t.iug lua'oNu -:,chuld:tr-, to the
atve ems sure to get\ his freight ,1111.0.
market in semou. This energy ?Lie:44
gave hint command of full freights, watt
be accumulated money. After awhile be
began to build and run steamboats,--.and
be is now. seputed to be Avortla, %ler $19. 2 -
000.000. after - making the linveroment
preseet, as free gtit - , - -of a steamer 4dat
cost the rum of
i
Wendell Phillips is ..'4lOl
.. itooni t s an!
slivery is dead until he sees it. bwriol." :7
The New litesswibyister says if he will so
to the Freedmen's camps. !ftlogiobe
listipui. be wilt see it buried at lb. Rstr • id
Revered hundred per dey.
In the ?nee that will soon "Siltro - plost ,
o*.r 'I be - Union ebtstely •sticinio"
Lincoln will - be soled out 7teihion.-*
ruined Coostilation,,_
tiZtoillEL 41
I • D Oraki MALL
t ~r Z . r
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6, .
,
11NOetMilbt. .
Did you ever have , that pleasant sort of
toothache ighlch . has 'noi poSitivalocatiOn,
but, dances from iuirVe nerve, and Is
now in - iouiWtsdota, teotb add taws in
your Siie tooth,caed 'again, es tho' afraid:
to becaugbt oat of your body altogether,
in 0;`,..4cp .0? your 400 ? ir 1 0 .41 herr,
youltioir what i resider the extreme or
torture. •
You cannot eat and you cannot deep';
you isititiot sit still: nor lie down. If you
wait the floor it pa to better. Yon bate:
yourself and everybody ebe, and if society;
Would but allow it'or i orild bowl likes by
ens. . But society` willnot elloyr it.: It re-J ,
quires you to be teiscorous, even with thi
'toothache. If you were to act upon ini•
pulse, and tesr up the parlorcurtalits add
*Mash the aqUarium, it would call you ,
crazy. If, when Miss Ltingtalk calls
l u i tio,
you and drives Yeir . tio distraction , ee•'
dotes of llatinabfs bad 'tooth, and - ;Whit'
she did for it, and hew it bad Ea' tie-ea
heeled after all, you were to obey the die:
tees of your teeth and box her earibeforet
you threw her lifter
„her, bonnet, doWn'
stairs, you wCistid probably be arrested for,
assault and battery. '
:Nobody sympathites- with 7 . pit Usti;
dangerous.-it'd only the tooth • The
family. doctor =ilea faintly behind -his
pink moustache.arid Says with an air
these slight cases: oft incipient 'neuralgia
we can't use any very • powerful remedies,l,
you knol, but this will alleviate ;!! Wherei
upon you receive a' string of bog latin,
pencilled upon peger, pay 'dearly for"
the privilege of taking. nasty
, black
draught 7 pribably soot and dish water,--I
Niairrigit? It's 'very well to lire Iciarij
names to things ' , invest:A cure.
,
You bathe your face - with laudanum un l
ta you feel. like au opium eater' ; you stick
oil of cloves WO over] • i f tiglow leak YIN
have, until your, tongue seems to have
been boiled ;. you: use creosote until AU
have no skin upon the roof of your mouth
and apply mustard plasters until you 'look
like an' fntliwitt war lige t—etill with no
result. •
Then "ii change comes n'er the spirit of
yotir dream."- Koine invisible forceps sped!
to Pull every tooth lh your head half vniil
out ; not visible, buerietually to your sense
of feeling. Yen cannot - shut your natisttb l ;
'phis and needles aradriten into the hie*
ol your 11.? - ad screws at . yoUr
4tmpte;, a string" i fastened from your
worst tenth to piirr ear, and you wonder
tre beisittlfi'e4. in the midst of
this.tigony coute.s' n deputation froin the
family, requesting you to collie down
and eat sortie corned beef and cabbage,
which will du you ; su gulch good. Throa
the diabolic"( ides, Ot sinashing an aquait
tun returns in full Arcot...
After a while you overdose yourself with
narcotict and tall half asleep.-'You begin
to be eai.ier:—.you , enjoy repose the first
time. SuddeUty •!/,:ttl are aroused tty'a
thundering rip at the door: You open it,
a n d fin,' c grin 'John without--goad nit
tore4 fellow i hearing • you were itt halt
brought you coCuanut. A. encoanut rani
your.teeth wilt not bear p rp. . You grin in
a g l ia ,tly fAttki. - 4, - and say "thank you
anti he never knows how flinch forbear
ance you ext4cised ih not throwing it at his
h ea d. The' demoniac &nee of all ybii i r
teeth has begun •again They jerk, edit
bounce : , and snap, and crack, and , y/U
1 . 6! danum and ether yourself to no eiTee.
The porfortusti; 4 , 4ia11y end in a sivollett
'lace vf • ucit eeluut ding diuseusions - tliat
. •
the tint compliment you receive is,
gracious you begin to look almost human
Main 1" And, de) s *lapse before you hare
any appetite or energy f 'Your nervous
system is prostrated,-your tamper spoiled
furl your yenitY;ittlfli.hut, Alter all, no one
syrupath;ses You.; have only had "a little
toothache."
rhea tth ?Wheel laillivoevil
The publio debt of the United Stabs: km
the 24 day of Ftrbruary last was officially
stated to he On the.l4th
of May last it had reacbed the sum of $l,-*
730.e0,926. It will thus be seen that the
increase of the ascertained national in
ciebtednees during the interval of 102
days we5*Z7,64.5,212, being het the rate of
V.,.5 4 X;93:1,per day, or, in rouna niarotirs,
tit the rate of $1,000,000,000 per year. The
rate of increase of our public debt has nat
urally varied et different periods . during
the war. The following table under this
bead, is given in the current number of
Hunt's Merchants' .Magatine -
he ease et debt Mamma
Illaya. per day. eat
JIM* P/4 MOS . SLOSS Pa, Tat
Adel, $l, $4,314 1,12.141,1169
rob. 2. 1106 i ..... Ulf 2,6611.00.4 1,473X46,114
r
3 / 4 •-- 1.345,040. _1,,513,700.27
Iliy 10,1161 66 s 10,1504 i 3
2. 4 '31.000 a1gi i k ,r mE ss.r ie serti
The correspondent of the New York , gaV 1 4 .196 d 4 Laos.* . .I,l3o.tochiris
Trilioie writes from the headenarters;Of Should the same rate of increase which
tbe, Army of the Potomac as follows c has ruled 'during the last 102 days con
"We wisk•b the way, to contact a tinue to "obtain until the lit of July, the
y
apprehension in regard to thecovidition'of I public debt of the Uaitel Stites, at the
such supplies in the parts of Vir v ieia 1 expiation of the current fiscal year will
which we have been recently traversing. be111,850,1t81.100.
if soy one 'has formed a picture of a'_ To meet this expenses of the*Govern
starvinit, foodierw, fenCeless. desolated .; raent from the begirming of last February
South, let therd look 'for a moment on the ,to the middle of May paper money has
true picture of tile' coriniry Which Our ;been issued to the amountof $180,141,909.
army has occufilisifor Warirail weeks. With '; Ponds of the United States have been sold
the exception cif viTesepitor fandilieS; Who t. t.ci the amount of $56.700,772, and there
Often mike priteititsof - 4/fstitation to sive has been' an increase of arrears to the
thenaseliesliainil fivhbery'at the bandit' of amount 0f5Z1,713,940. Thettegregate in
our 'soldier:, the' country is abundantly '‘ crease of debt, therefore, since that period
supplied withieVflithing. Granaries ire t his been =10,556,621.e The total amount'
filled with 'earn until they overflow. Gar. of legal tender Treasury notes in clients
dens crow . ail the luiupeL 'of the sesiim. !Jon on the Ist of - duly last, the beginning
Fincitutn.l her.fs have not 1109*;!',e4t1 the 'ef the current fiscal year, was 0 0 . 639 :
pasture. an-
Corl)tion.and b iwis 645 Vol the 14th of - May last, ro which
eat t h e i r country messes i n t h e s i t , 4, 1 1._ t slate etiehfficiat information extends, the
Fowl+, frequent thebarn yards. *Pe . csite oi wa55633.544,827. thus
d ove ootsa ,. l) n o t ahaoptied by t h e i r ip i, e t t -- s-shcraring an increase of zyKarir
414}44 innocent inmates.' -slur horses wade 1 000. or of nearly $1,000,000 per day. The
thteugit elnyor ittesetlecp,Luid the irpeppg national banks have, in the same peri od.'
wheat - tNuaLsw , t h eir , ti t y,y.. l ",ass t $13,060.0 to the currency. a sum
t h roug h it; laaplenve t IXI S slq Aude4pi l ith• : much leas than we led supposed. - inse•
tbriving'eorrefieltls, mud nue witoselamigi; . =Leh %h i m the *Wats/Wing . corregier of
=Warr bas been filled 'ini-miee hail. pliths i tbe eosthltTe" kreeintellare -of the -ante
pictures of ' want sad dew/I:Won,. Would bertha. etnottutl, under tlist heeds of Tres,
va that tiner:had-run heck and tirolt atirrool..-‘O4l of national back issue., to
; the fortits-r d ays ( * rem avo Lib on . about .z.,700,011t /t.n. The new measures
tentnient Even'thenshicleas stand itac the tettot 1 1 the Secrotar, of the Treasury
LlohrWays itedrtimilhetisfs -as-we pain; in. or raising money by -Mans will tend to
spite of their. tfLoYed -- tirthe Yankees in' leeten.th:ta volume/ and thus, it is hoped
' the abstricit. baveVAlserietti 'ttahbta, n° 13 ' 1 4 44 ' 0 the ameriarstiou of the finals
engeitidereit_tiy :our 'fete -exPeriecoes, of neat sii0"010-
Starritte - tlietorifinlestet, - and we
lOok for the Loy - bird 'fight rig in
connection with ifjn. :- Grarit'S liftlflaßk
The Primped el Shigefaithe Nebel, Oat:
EMI
Leer.-14 is repeo.4-.-that
teloe Lhe PreAiiient.,ltegs.o the work.#1 81
tiu~LlW,eif et 0'34414e
eseliticeeki ; ••/"4 gois
this on, .ettioc all Alaimo- - far its
kocera. - this ,is the filly 'juke he peirtre:
te , t• •
I=MIMI
cone...SeCT*-
wry As" Ihkeyils'4riewg_at_Wiiiih
ngton." •
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irla 019 Cal Warn, 1801latare:
The foli owing Ts an extract from the de-
1 • ----'
bate in the Connecticut Legisliture, when
trbdilition allowing soldiers in the
army to into was up for consideration in'
that body :i .
. Munson spoke against the mewate.
He Mid the - soldiers were made to vote AS
Llso[nehnus dictated. My friend - shake*
is'
true.h
bead,(looking Treare too
to Mr.
m a A n d y stu in s a l ta h n u c t es it .
T e one-4efsjOr McLean, of Ohio, who
as banished to Viumouver, for voting foi
7 ak
llandighim. This cannot- be denied.
/ The Adnunistiation is not satisfied to let
the soldiers refrain from voting-no: they
are made In vote . the Abolition, ticket or
take the consequences.. fife ere cited
instanced Next he alluded to the Con
necticut election last spring—told how a
regimeutin the field was ordered out on
parade, and the following orders given :
"All those wbo are in favor of Brekfreg- -
.Aria and the (Iniod step out six paces to the
front." . . / I .
Many came forward. Then came order
No. 2: " ' '
"All these who are for .Sepsour and ttees•
silt step forward." • . .
PensatiOn.)
A few soldiers stepped out, saying, "We
are for Seymour, but not for seetstiox."
The commanding officer promptly told
them that they should have no furloughs
And it is* fact that they were not per
mitted to go home, and what few Demo
crats did get home were subjected to tin.;
aoyuness and trouble from their officers,
and ;some were arrested as deserters,
though they had their furloughs in their
ppekets. jBeitsettion.l •
Yr. - Adams.—May i ask the gentleman
if he * Matadi this on his personal knowledge
or merely on hearsay ?
Mr. Munson.—l lisve it from the lips of
an officer himself who saw it. I wee not
there.
Adszils."-- - -Will you give me ,big
name - '
Voices - from • the Pentocnitici aide.—
"Doe% gitre W'—"lt will only lead to his
punishment"—"yoo bad to expose him,"
&e." •
Yr. Munson.— lie has already been
persecuted enough , for being a Democrat,
and I shall not give his name. But if the
gentleman will give me his word of honor
that he - will not expose him I will tell'him
privately the officer's name. •
The following extract from the debate
shows bow a tiloyel" Abolitionist was cor
nered by • Union man : •
' Mr. Admits spoke in tones of badinage
of the idea of peaceful means. or negotia
tion,.to settle our troubles. Thee:a my
friend from - Watford—he believes` in the
effleleticy ofrprotocols—of paper negotia
tiens—of good natured and friendly weans
to restore our country.
Mr. Eston.—You do not.
[Mr. A.'shook his heed.)
Mr_ EILDI3.-1 would ask the gentleman
if be desires the oht Union ? Do you wish
'to have itiristtsSied ?
Mr: Adaum .— Tnsl al, "it was ?"
Ur. Eaton.—Yes.
I do not.
!Sensation and exclamations. j.
Adams.-- - -1 was bound by the Con
stitution lit that Union. Bit it was 'aye)*
agsintt (At grahi. But I bore it. It was my
duty to Ignore the heavenbora rights of a
certain clam , on aceouul of their cotOri."
Mr. Elton.—l" would ask the gentleman
it he is not as much bound by that, Con
stitution and thme Isivs to-day as he wan
twelve years ago f
Mr. Adams admitted that he was.
A Coil. Cnagog i -:Thei Springfield Re
pinViesii Offixit,litatiny of the lead
ers of the Democratic party are in open
41 011Petby with the rebellion.. This irs c,xd
while a rujorar of the President's
Welly are with • the rebels, and Mts. 'Lim
coin's sister has just gone from Washing
ton into i iu rebel hoes wader Alissi (rod
Abraham. while the other-men who hue .
been feted guilty of selling-to the rebels
snunilior of , war, and food and clothing
lathe lola Slates a Iteptthliossw, anti
tam sebtkwere appoiatod to nem by ; Mr.
Lincoln:-o fficers , of Republican organiza
tions sad others of SW" ilk.—Ekuroa Para
WWWIIM
Eli
NUMBER 4
lire PA* belt.
Irbils *Mi lia/141\
Mos - ' • '
• •
The New York-. Chiliasnial Aiiriser, a
leading Asbaisististf, pigpen evile
following in Its WaskingMarbstterr----
4 1'be ‘lket'Of the pair,
le Wm.
Us started, bia Ahlitipthrge
, i rs
ago, in Baa (aft*
to publish it here) p lA;Arnepi,toola high
antielavary mean& Valid he in his-first ,
num*: ~!urgejnoll4lo,4ok moderation
in a cause like tbapionsots, •ixi in 4111111-
eat. T will not eqiiri&iile.`l will not ex
cuse. I will not retract a single inch, and
Twill be Itiosl l' He bin - been beard, sind -
be can now say of tAe anti-stavey, movement
toAicA Asa est/Minded lit this milky civil sem.,
'Solitary aid ilemOt }set mo
' lion.' Fir years be'ws. mobbed, Awned
insiberosiised. - Nowt Assintroduced on Me
floor of shs'Housn of Congress, and is Me hon
ored gush of Ms leading men Of the Adenines
. -IP
OVUM. 1 •
The Aping Frceeit correspondent adds
that Mr. r lisrrison, tier:it:lnvented by the
Rey. falin&bgenator,jTheodore Tilton, has
hid two interviews with the President,
which "wifrn perfect fr satisActory . I" • How
long before we shallsee blaioned on the
Lincoln banners Geri - mints mottoes: "The
Constitution of the United States is a
League with Death and a Covenant with
Hell," and '"Liberty to the Slave or Death
to the Union I"
' ITEMS OSPIAALL SORTII. -,
The Louisville diauwel learns; that Gen.
Butler has been Mortally wounded—in
his military reputation.
s
The froreces too ay irtiole says ft is •
remarkable tact tit r t
the chief speculators
in gold are Loyal League "men, who are
perpetually condemning dui practice.
Abraham Linoolh was an elector on the
Fremont ticket in 1856, and stumped the
State of Illinois fciri the Pathfinder, telling
vulgar stories and_ getting off ninny
jokes. . : 1 ,
'
The Wayne Co.i Ohio,' Democrat comes
to us with the users of Franklin Pierce,
of . New flanspshUte, for President, ' and
Geo. H. Pendletoti, of Cincinnati, lot Vice
President.
A Constoti Smart —A Washington ape- -
cial to the 7Vi6wse !says : net uncom
mon now to see colored Wieland gentle
men in the gentles of bath Houses of
Congress."
At a recent diplomatic dinner the Rus
sian Minister is *risid to have remarked
that the 'United Mates was rapidly tend
ing to a despotism, while Russia is daily
becoming republinized.
A cargo of 1. 40,4c a 00 shovels and a lot of
siege guns was shipped from Washington
a few days since, consigned to Gen Grant.
Does this indic.ite that spades are to be
trumps in thest4at game inlcront of Rich.
mond f--Albea r y journat • •
A correspondent of the New York Even
ing, Post says tbst General Fremont. is a
citizen of California. Be is - so registered
on the army rsgiater s and be does not
change the place of his citizenship by any
change of his lOcation while connected
with the army.
A Casa or Reenoaca.—The _Philadel
phia North AmoiceHr says "it is ne reproach
to Mr. Lincoln trfrhave been a raiteplitter,
or to Andrew .14tinson to have been A tai
lor." AriuredlY not; but in view of their
histories, it seems a deep reproach to them
that they ever a.ipired to be anything else.
—Loussoille Journal. , -
A Montt Iti..4t . cal.r—lrishbeck, the new
Stbustor,4lsict from Arkansas, was a mem
ber of the Arkansan secession convention,
and signed the: ordinance of secession.
Afterwards he raise,l two companies of
ti ke! troops, and fought against General
Lyon at Wilson's Creek, Missouri. Now
he is elected to the United Suites Senate
as a relics% AboOlitionist. •
A married couple traveling in England
recently held the following dialogue:—
"My deer, . are you comfortable in that
corner t" Quite, thank you, my dear."
'Sure there's 'plenty of room for your
feet -I" "Quits sure, fore. "Awl no cold
from the window by your ear ?"
"-Quite certain. darling." " Then,- my
dear, I'll change placegwith you."
THE LastaTT or rag Para.—The corres
pondent of. thS New York Cromeerria! (Re
po bl ice o ) wri tee : "We of the press corps
are semi-odicially cautioesd not to criti
cise the recent newspaper seizures in New
York. It is very easy to write about the
liberty of the press, but one 4 personal
liberty is more desirable these broiling
days. Dtssretion is the' better pail of val
or—num': Mt word."
Perhaps it is not generally known that
of the $l,OOO donation which the Pope
sent to the United States, to be disitibu
ted by 'Mohair" Tirooni of BidFab, far the
benefit of the wounded sofdiera, $5OO was
for the wounded of the Federal army and
$5OO for the Southern The latter stun
was siren to! Miss Dix "to be applied in
procuring for wounds' prisoners m our
hospitals antadditioaal comforts which
may be deeined useful." -
Tut Ltscri l or rag Parts.—Says Cur
ran in his speech on the trial of Rowan :
•.A.s . the adrocite of societyrifore, of
peace, of dotnestic liberty, andiSo Listing
union of the two countries, I cou:l%4ou
to - guard the liberty of the press. The
great sentieiel of the State, that grand de
tector of pUblic imposture ; guard it, be
cause wheal it sinks; there rinks - with it,
in one coma:tort' 'grivtii; the' liberty of the
subject and: theinanity of the crown."
licisraniar. 7 -4 Maine paper says that
Stlew Stninitryslago a clergyman, on enter-
log nintlpit in the towh Of Gray; in that
State remarked to his sunitr : is oat
often I occi4oy this•palpit, and now I am
here I shall siay just what pleaseinte, tptd
if there is *single copperhead present I
advise' him to riae and walk out." No one
dared to*rise. Of coarse L ; they had to
stay to supp 4 Vow good Weeding and de
cency which the "clergyman" hadn't got.
• A Stsiarttni Stoar Sronixr.—TheWash
iogton!2o4ls:a: a had a attnalionstoryihe
other day shout the lunging of Ray. Mr.
Cox, chaplain of a neeo regiment. by the.
rebels, near 4.)-Jailsuitrille,, La. The rimy
is spoiled * the New Orleans Da of the
25th, which; says "We met. MT.'Oxr on
our hireeSleattrtlay, lookuij is I na as
- e v e r. We were the rat to Utinvir to him
the info:111On that bit !tail banged,
at which h was not e title setonieterd."
,To Otaxis or Rouso.—iforoobilli
at this oficoi os firms so4ok ±bi!)l • o,o.gessee
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