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'... hav'e„last.all reve . reoon,Y ftwy .-- eF,, , paAseNvo .
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tale! - •
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Lord .is Ito is" „out;; Co do' it ; ..1 t I.t, 'Bu rgo)ne • .. -
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••; •
. . . •
• The' troubles. . in-Indiana. • . • .•
is moat.. 10* e nd the actual e
tof 'ilfrairs of 'the Northwestern:
-. .example . , Where sellouts
4istorbanc'is v.e. ta ken - phi re in. 'l,aiyefal
statieues.,:u4V,A'whitid..-naturellY.:expeet s.YrnO
touni otAisaffeeltion..to ,shisw:tftemselvei there,
Noeth,..trOtp the •
I f aht thrit Sui':lobi.(ther‘e has' heed' , int liyunte C . 0 .1 17
erection wlth,tite SoOth,•OWinr, to the faeulities
al river irasrigationy arid , the resit . ..ol4 ,so •ipanyl
Soothern'fnon base -lobrid .iefugte fn_ that part:
of the country, .;But.there:are other itfirrenes
at : work, :t ending • more rlireetly fa • illsorgapiiie
society. It is neurorions' that the lauks - ,-.iieee:
ipit'been . .thoroulu4uirly anti irnita . itially.enihreect:—•
Property. has. hiol. destroyeA by mobs, hswe
,paper:offices have. been. demolished,
virtrials have •soffeted horn paitisan lee,
without,thaVproteetion Which. itiey•had a right
to:clip - mud timq te .anthorities. , -:
AnkfOr. laws 'thus practically 'mullified,a."uuili
tery-guriverhor.has been 'substituted, overriding
in'no small rlegree thelocal 'statuitesr .
this tendency- tow:int what 'proVably ri :ma-'
jority of the. 'people reps-tree . usni•patioh, that
opposition is e u iellYrnanifu'eted,'.. As stat
the Indianapolis Sa rtirre,, a prohiinent eairs'e •ot
disaffection originatee . :in .this WiFet
.• •
"We have, a.eiYfi'utay'ernment
Thrire Ilas''been nn 'resistance to Ili authority.
• ..Certainly:the : citizens ofliana 'are
,as loyal
itsll4iiiachilselts; yet math
contrast.' one lids is military cot-Omani-1
ant,..thother,:"lias not. In Indiana the have a.l
military police and vinlntins of chill few are trea
tedasoffensesagainsttpre:
arrested by.rnili!ir y •Mitliorities. without pro: .
ofieve, trim* s uSpicion, and. et toe
instigation'of rifirsinot I or party•'cippeni.nrs or
•• The civil , government hr Indiana.. is .
'thus:subordinate fo - . F;!iteral military 'authority,
exercised by.olliCeri. who are• expected to'. ry.-=
.(logrilznO.:.4lller , :ill4iiani4 . hut the.:itdminis
lration.irc `power, arid' yield Implicit' obedience
; to its'orders. "Such. is not. the, case' in nes
sa.c.„litisetts. C . etn. we arrilie.,at 'any olhef.ion
.. elusion than Indians - has:no longUr • a local self.
, '•gove , rnrnenrexcept,:in • n'athe?".
-...The slate ii'aper.rerodrks in concludin ,, an
• rirticle.on:ihia. ; • : .•
”Tbe, .I)enineracy . "want,,pence"in Indians:
1 he haya.' made, aittl, will '..oo6iinite :o make
kreet'saerifice!'
t,y;',o(the'filture;:.hroVevei', restd . 'With the.• pub:
, • thern'to , ti§the
• tt aid iap !Id , ' - id mini it trt tor s
fthey enstredoinestic , trati.
gyility r irnil;s«ettre.•tiklJjesaings ; d'f Liberty. In
2-...4.0,1i1te4.0haYe the''pOWer In 'do, and
viti
• ieft,iVodid`lyt the. trse. l oitl highest 'ohjei•t,
y,oo ., d".l;,oVertiment 'and '.all',its:•repre
- .serttatives. • •
twe not he re the teal sour c e
the, eXplantitton Must:be,' accepted, •so
• Doubtless; the disapprmial of
so strong!) ,
rriertilvsted,:in
Btates, is retiardeit'irit'Ai?eihitigtOMntr AS eitaiVai.
lent to disloyaltY:Arni requiring. sinntniry treat
' thoot.'.. CertttAXitt Ant-,heailed
pronounce it-such, and demand that 1
.•ferce:Shnuftl';'lie: vinplo3ferk.lorthwillt as
inedi. GAivv.s. rihxrttr expottrols the
tiil "l ll6 `;''', •
f.flosistaueelo• ton nein ri a:
t eel:a : son , ne , itiiSifutluCorolina. And.
.:why 'orin o • same
'The relitil:a tlstNorth nail the
aebel in the SntiflitahortillAiie treated
. precis , ly
1: it t !;1511 , 9 4 11 ,4 f 6.1414,-44 Fly :shou . l , l
. prescrintionslsolonTas.,therr-rsis„tance con
•• • •••• . L: "
. I t igll - 11s
. harsit juilginant of- :yolk ica Golfo
.• tnents,--illiseadinesStri Supersede' the .titial
terms of lairs
~ and Cut op in their:stead ' a kind
.01militaly 'dictator, whio:h.:Tirovolrei . popular
i'csentment,'.•Tne peepie should
hoWeVer, that a had • - go:yei•nru cut
fe berter , than none' and that' if needs .he they
must. temporeiity seller . :W.iong, till a' "-ecinstiftt
• :'' rornelly . cliti be 'Provided . .. • - •
Icheeniries ihC administration.. at
ton le-exeerise:itretit. prudence. and caution '
.' in
ilea I hip,' :With': these. P. extern, watt, in. • The
ti 'of Solamon is needed limes like :the 1
. • • preseML-ptit the , ' connsels 'of Reheltnan. If
the President: Would close .his ears to , the inch
.•nod snicidnl ad vic6 'of and take
'..• shtirt trip to Illinois end- Indiana to soli' (or
himself thei there, he could
sueceed , in .tinietiate all Aliaturhance,
.an'd prOduciUg edrire, .calni-nneri • soil patience
()robe part of the•p.orife.-7.Tparroil urConondr.e.:
Henry Clay
doubt .that if • CTlnv. was
. wouid be standing side • by. side
with 30bn i..::Crittinded,•Geo.l).Prentiee . ; and .
others 01 his Iriands, ranks Of
the Priiinei - dy?.'llthrrGitire , any who believe
!1. 1 5 si!i.ii:deliv , !reml at Fra - nk fort on .
•
.l'iil - iivar:bi. , +!•l;rll,lss 1 114 v e beral a Y.k etiOi.:llen
. jo it. die olatinil of :the Unfon.
Nni;i:g!;slcrviEd • • • '
, ,
':.-4.ll`4lii,tiio,ll4tif.'l)igitAl ion in-lemiril tn, thg Fugiliye
oncl inerease; nod he.
K' I lict to 1114 toimitio'n.oi
r: n . i on oilthe
.
the . 1,3' ,
.*•• •
••:/:::;I.,...',4ikil)Fr.ibi-tfili4tiortn..of that Union parly -will lie
i r dk Ltoioi•r.runori, 'AND TB ' S
11431tC!C:33PNT"OP';',THE LAWS!' , A rid ! Eh oit d
tlarty,'ind if it 'a hoilid
anno!iiire. say& f .
r t j , idoate vet Tay
c 4 .
•,.• - • , ,
~~:r~~ , y~n,
~` = ka:
ZufoidA , ,,
• ~.Wiritt.ica'.Coara,-. r iirt
have °nem be - erf :the, •Michtion
Voitibiart, (Grutiii paper) reason of the
tef . riblo indrease i,ri thenovo popolof fop . - of
trinf, since ii Is . tluite 'Oat- the's!!
t,c - 0100 tipt South. The rid:,
dirt is-pow s.olyrrl hy . .n fotie'r from Dot of our:
correspondences ,in Chlitharp, ',Canada • 15rekt ,
whiviicontaids ffie . follOwftw: • '•.
IVo 'tire now dhitiir,oirdi iii, Chatharit,
nainhor . sof g roorf aro
no:whitc! :tilatl7ernp f .nß
.great: of •Jaboreri ; .lhan they ,
aro; since fi DID twenty to : thirty' young,..rohust
r•iniarats,lll (ruin th : o: United States
capable and.wilfing to warp, ar . riVel here dai—
ly, antbfind af.onco . remoneralive:cmployriient;
for Whiv:hffoty:a.r,O . paid in coin ' • • l
A sing,Olailexodits:this; . binuttlit abourby nor
negro. ribilanthpropiltst Thn Oerrhans emigr,
ate. fibip Weatorn •tnCa nadaf nod
the nottroC.,...iiho are s . o . nt . to Canada' by the
tindergrquz.4 % 'rOriirci , l4.returti to the' United,
.S.tafes, 7 -'Ph'ila.... Av . :, • • • ,
anestionz for the Loya,l Leaguers
. . .
.
.... . i•
~Arc yotitratlyyto switur.,-.ttite .ellegiartee• to
tiMT,oriStitutution.'nk it stand:?, - - ... .: ..'
Do you belide that it is the supreme la* of
the ietut., aid ~..,. ...h..dcnervps i t tbuitiefentled
by every citizen in it? ' • • . 't,. • ; :
'Are 'you fpr.tne • restoration .of ' . thii Unitifri,
with Orvcithont Slavery? '.• • ::'.' .
.Dt case the slave Stabs shOeirl offer to return'
to Weir allegiance, pith their institUtious tin
'impaired, ivill,yon consent to receive thent?
Do you tie . lieve . thatthe:' Supreme: Court - - is
:
thehittliestjuilicittl : hoily in, the Ration, arid'
, thitt.itsileeisionsiarezfitiaii .......: , -
. .
Il IS the fact, are lot all ritivins
who refilaii to •in its' verdirita, re
ally. encinieq Of the country?
Who a reth , i,triie Wends ot6 he ITaion —thoae
who ilesirel6.liold oar public Otticera to u strict -'
rehpoifsifiility for their nets, :who' sustain: the•
16 Ws utiti/ they 010/u14,611;16 , d „unconstitution•
al by I lie.proper authority, Who itenoonee thefts.
upoil,thii..treasucy,aoilAir (or Carryitf4 on the
f3ove.ininent :.was oon:ducted by' Washing-.
•ton•Jefferimn, 'dnil..Tdck,6n- 1 -.nr. those who sneer
they dcr, not
likeoincritirage:cOri uptiou, and, uphold the
meivrirs:Of ritlikrf.l
Is'opposi t TO en !A.(l rninist rat ion'treason to
the fioverturieht? • • • "
If • t ho • 'Presidents'
Jack.on; l3Ochanati, and other Demo
craiicCl,int 'Aliitiistrat'es r ‘itraitors?"
. Bepposlng: that. the Deinoc rat ashould
. besitc;-•
Tessful at the ripxt Preaidential eleetion„ and.
whom you do not I ike, • ea • Im
-instance; Grill. SeyairittriGen: Mr.
lit ler,.~'.tllnndi~hnrn; inando
our next INlagistratey 'will yno.„ltiyri hire s
as cordial 'a support is you *dadllr.
'The anSwors' , , Ait-en- these, questions ti ill
rendily,7enabte ariv:ono - tO;th , cido yrhiil . s.ari.hetr;
ii•stftrieadutfilltie:l.lriipti, and: whe.fis.; nut. •:'Wc
outuraariers to cut.tkerh .'out; and
...whenever one of the claari iv tio -. boei.r.all H the
loyaltyioythe covtry, Is heird setting:up their
Pharoaitical;olalroa t t o put ititn toStlie . teat: It
foeu.l w.lictiker•be - ii' what 'he :pro
; .fease.R,,er,ord3r.;tt,k)goicil,,parilian tidhefent, who',
'I:ktlotl~6 no whtleotiatitates true. pa t ri :
,
I.otiprit t.han thelaeldesr.child. 'lltay.yi 6. not.
aI
tiope,that, Gatett;l: Oeighborsi .who; are
thia'eritan]of,th : atiL,ea4ite" in this
• ns'Wer.to„the questidnir-s-',o6reevar.
The' Ilagfo'i7l Tiinc.i holds •th`e.' folbirwing lan
guage orrenbist - ing the blacks:---“Then.,let the
negroes try: let es see if they are es. goodsol—
fliers as the ; Renal)Heaps. soy; iet Firinont
ilutifer 'and Phelps lead:. the. black army tO•bab•-•
the.bist and final limnling of the &rep'.
Zeecherires he exploded as the
ere have been. To be sure it is n sod and , cost
ly.brisinessrbut it i.y - only by hitter,. terrible
experience, th4t the politic&-religioas fanatics
o, These Ilrrtes,.ran unlearn the bed • lessons of
byeors; and get their eyes ()Pep' to the. truib.4--
Siores of thoasands have begun already to': see
that they have done a terrible mistake .bri•goltig
into the destructive,sectionel 'nritabiz.ttiOni oth
ers are but heginnink to get their' eyes, open.
and as yet only see !:rrieti ns trees walking;"
bet they have felt the infitienee of the chasteri•
trig hot saving hind'Cif Troth, and with. them
I the bearn obdaykhess will
. grow.. Experience,
I herd and costly, alone eiri.expel the thick fog
and delusion of s.eetiariab-folly, • This practical
eiperience:yrith the negrO wilbbe fi necessary
Anti.nsetnl part of the lesson." •
. .
• - ,-I.,..lederahrtfficei.; who has just been refeased
from immisonment at Richmond, min - rte . ' that.
on Thursday was it great bread .riot
La the rebel capitol; ' . fiome throe thousand wo
men,: armed ‘i;ith musk,ets.and citiblirtike
rh . e goyeramerit and private stores and
'helped themselves to lirovA ion and el,othing.--:
l'he militia w . ern called but, hut , were
to quell-th! riot. Ai last
..ht ff. pubis , and some
Of.the most Mtsmin'ent gdyornment
el the. iptb rs,•promisini; that , t hej• should
have ell abfneediiti, and F d in restoring.
yeparf corroborated ',by ; • other
. . , .
•.-, J. Ir'virt , ,S.teel; 17,5-.11.; eclitOr.Ol th . e . Bloirs.
iiille, .7?e Ord , lias been aueil for Jibel by '. Dovld
Taylor,. aiestdOnt ?if Ibut borouth.:. It appears.
ilial. Air:f.t , ,el'eralteii Mr: Taylor. clan Aboli . 7
lion traitir,",onil for'tbie. ti l ipelt. redress' in'
Ft eoiirt..6l , justice.:“.7.i.e/oriig... ,• . • .• .
'The, ie)els iii Missoari are iii retrent, Fair
rmetl by (en. McNeil. .They were•badly
.en near Cvi) Girardeau by ..,Gen: Vantlever•
. . .
• 'The relels report that iii ion troopiin large
te:ce OCClti‘io l Fargaler (2,. tint y, Va. ,
PcVliccut dountil Ot.titorat.
• -„
atizaAaY, May` 9, 1963.0:"4
Dtkw 13,tiF.it ted up
the' rinnement -or itie:Si Stiirn, !rad opined:
1,")1 Sji 01 r ik;iteyid# trlceep every
t fru!, that tlie . *unt l a 'of t Iteciplb
F ouv,en'
lii t riof\Sehtir;l'Pirentorii,beldut Sinetliport,
• Idst,
*election' of „Superintendent,
We . .have . 'no
Cordfo rth diieher duties
' i •.
MA:son
•
.Ajtissri
of A. 1. Wourse ip-thc; ftSide
can
over
wish , :s 0.4! to. 'say . 11/At although • 11,0:
to ht's stqr,.t ii.6 . 3centling; the . prices ivjll
f9Ond 4 :tleyttl;" tirtil.eotrytilingi about th.e.,*es
tttblitilth7ent..tvillA3' doe! e'cl . the
•PictioNs.—Th-fe has hyena baSy season 'in
the Pigeon Inisiness•'in this: County for two
creek's' .past.. • • •nriilerstariii the - nesting
gronni) ektend4 from. the Beconil . : Fork
: t !trough .
lite„cMtnties.of. and .Tionesta;
The MiVe been•ilioni!,••the valleYs.or our
streums,• ekniserp:iintly. the Allegheny river,
;Pniato and 1 4 irdin iicreek;
'have beeti•thtongeil with' pige4Me?:tellers;- 7
I..nr - gt; num hers .‘prof'ei.sinr?', in.the ati have
resort ell hither:, and with the' entire t•asi,nilah le
fOrce.!Pot. the section, , ha re; snc;ceetleil, in hag . -
ging' ninrgel uumbcr of the From the
vicinity .or .SMethpOrt tinn poiot ..belMv• I..ara- •
beefs,. 'wevenrur.e, to say
~there tvas not an
aviii.lable.spo'tfOr.a net that has•bee'ri,tinocupfed.
In E. borllt has been the'MaiM.business, anti the
plicns pahl his - afflrrileee a lair return tor the'
,
labor txpenJrd.• ••• ••
• several Mirti-ey• of men
passed on their way to .the , nests,, -to procure l •squalic;" w , hich.commttnti•tlfe same price per
I,iliineo as old .pigeons. Tlie•senson :'for'tnkiri,.
theyOnnz, will 'e'otitin'ne froiii•tliree - oays . to a
yit,e;.koVilen we nticip)te rite !)iisiness will be
played citit,*l•o lar-ns . thiscolinty is conc'erimil•
The,•nomappearance :of tie DitniQennr,,con
t:"satihioctorilf oxiThlincA, in connection . with
• hls,pigeon We propos, however Ito let
i the'bit•ds it . ate•nnw, scorning to'robtluir nests
lof the-helpless young,. • • . • •
War Naws.-I'romthe theagerrepprts
1,461 ro IM made kuhlie •rf.,is:impossiffle , to
form a reliable opinion , 43: to the situation of
all ire: on the •[taffriffhafinoek: :• • It, may .be.
lyrieflys•fated that. Gen. l'lo • oker'.B
,right • Wing:
Seriliwief4 after gaining Some allffaniage
•was repulsed and obliged to recrifS . S...• The lets
*fig; .helof:v • P . recle • rie • ksiMiSf and eenter,
mainfaiti.their ground., At.'last accounts the
fighting bad •contihned four days wi • f h' ;;rent'
si f feOffer:on both sides: liefWeerf ion r and five
thousand •rohel • brisoners have been :fakeo. • •
Sinee•the.fibove wfts;,in; type disrad•eheS liare
been rereived. which:r • eat.ie Our .worst fear:
;entirtrarmy has lip'en.retfulsed and
drieen;?eiriss • the.rivei, loss'we
.unable io state.. Al last dates the a ; i.my; are . to
occupy . their" . Old•eampon • tha Islerfir.Side'. of .fhe
Tkappahativelr.•::: i We yeili•pubdish Mora•or the
'cletAs ' niXi•• • •vreelc. • 1•:• ;.•:••
.
night,. Ap i a'
. 29th,
the cloihing this . ... 'village,
was int ervd .br:breitking, Oli,C the .pan4s in
th'e' wkodoVrial the door-, The thief or thieveS
'so'far,ne.nscrrtnined, took only a sufficient
ciantity nf goods !O c lothe • theMselves with
and . about three-ditllar - s, , in'shinplastors and ear
rency; whichOuid 'been lett in n draVver.- The
eoolest'part olthe'nroceedingis,lhat the bar=
slur, (ter satisfying his er'their
. in a botd hand on the panelofthe door(OntsidO.
the foliowing:..:‘ , RobberyL:.--I was palt.'ed
. I.lnd
.rie clothed. inonotrestis." ..This is decidedly
cool ' c onsidering the fact that the proprietor of
the store is'a Jew. "whoknoweth not that his
R,deener Ado,. , •
• Another. great marine disaster has,. occurred.
The steateehip AV/4 s . a.init, from Liverpool
on• the- 15th; aud,holind for quebee,*as•wreck
ed o ft cm-i e - 4 z ie t i; Ici;wfoundlawl, on:the: :17111,'
-a densufo4, : ao a great.of her pas..
aringet lost.•.. Shir had-on himid•three • huridred
sixty. pass:engera: and: crew of
'eii4hty-Por tnrn. .Sevhliyi.ll - ireeperons eseop-,
-ed Irom ' the' .wreck by ropes and spats; land
lxVo litSuls hive been : picked• with - 'ninety
pe . eple. op boa rd...Tbe deck' broke up' about
. on'e
-hour tater the ship . struck.- • Several persons,
eleNtryo.thernee filLt the •furetpoat
but nu assistance could be rendered them. •
As l'x'ethsti IN Cgiq*ECTlClit.--71l is, well
Ic t ioWn the•recetit election in Connect
icut, :soilliers' who would vote the Abolition.
'ticket were allowed to go home from the erwy
and :vote. Some , Derr/acre:a,' who, we're :ex. :
tremelY anxihus to see home once' more, also
pledged . themselves'lo_ so vote if they could be
allowed to rettifn and see their friends. '
(Sae, by the name 'of - Randall; having a sick
mother at.
.and''Wishink. to ;see
her once more eta she should pass from earth
(legged for n furlough, as it starving child)vould
Iteg.for bread; and' at tail; when all otheilneana
had failed,,consapted to pledge himself try . vote
trio l3ttekingliam. .ea me Koine; .saw"
lus
dying mother; Went te.Killingly t.own:meeting;
v.ited,to'r Ifuckingtiain; as ha had agreed 'tai
1111(1'111er. stood up in it town and • r • e•,
lated. t hese facts.— Portsmouth (N. ) Uhiom
An Abolitioniit,-tba otbar:day, in conversa,
pdrt,Y friends . for. thait • tamk.
tile corfilPi inns ;on . the ;.iroun(l,tl;at- 4.after'iYlr.
be so long un
til they-got a chance at tho public crib 'again,
that.it.,was only fair they should` •take their
shareof thnillunglur when they clauld' ; gait it.'?
Whether the'raasoaing is sound or. , falae,it , .cer . -•
tainly looks as if•such are thu .principles • tii.on
which they are ating. •• • ••.:.
BEIMII=
Jr coning tnnn 4 , traitnrs" is oriy ground • fa
a libel, aloft, ore not n.few perions•in this .vi
Who are Qpen to 1,
. .. .
......
TO* G ax.ti• F.4iktait..--
.' . ..]C he 14 . 1 i , Wag? Arno ;
i . i yiti,,ti te 'grin t'it, - „,.'r d f.t he - ite 1_ icar i pit i:t A
;.
is 't .it seekikt, , goi,eiti‘ the us ' , bliftire.i.n.
.tip t the . .i'd a . ( a faction
de • es for ' iiioriol t ike'peb .'" • btiriit wil
su tto no lon.of...lthe'tieoplei-;.,, ceptt upon`
ROSA, parr ' and Aitipaisite_4'.pla, ..rm . .,7 , ." . .,- . .
.;)
• ~E.Kerje..Yote castfor the Butternut ticket on
Z‘Toaday.w'ill:lii equi , i`nie - rii.tO ar.yiire'ci.f sym'pa:-:,
41;y- 441T/Dakie..- 2 .. , ,Ciiie i;httztsi. •grizetk: ',. ~.
'The..aliov . ei a sample. al thiJ...eleCtioadrring
llitereittre.cittlie present' , redical , . par-ty:. : .Witty
an itopuderiee'scttially .sublime; its press , a n - .
. . .
'nuances to . vot eid , t hat 'tile;' iblelquestion: , he lo re,
them ii Whether they .Will vote es friends of the
GOvhrttment i...i . or.'the .rehellian: ' : It" may' be 1
welOoTticeitre'ihe testimony of the rebels them:
selveS as to •who• are their..tep, • 16:116 , - at , the
.North; and whom they-wish - to. see: .trinmptials,
at .the. pirli.s..' The ..ItichMond..`Eileiliiier,.. 0
p.laych sth,:saysi; . .. .. ..,.'. :, '• ..- :. . ...•
1 ..- .vt. be 'plain,' we ire4i. ;:nd . 'ill,.ttiftAt
. liir roar.,
diexe
.i.tppiir'en tlyjriencilkkyiwit (vs ed:thd qamo!
(wati thrit..the aprn-a(r.oeity .of phil . aittlerppthts of
pr!fr.iiadoixetis:. •That:Drmocralic-Nrty always
was'Oer.worst , enetriy;'..anifbitO•dr, it,i'Fbi.gonoas
rntb.dei ilicie '.s"taiia ivp+ifil :kayo : ion . . free. d"d
th;ler 'el tha'onaail;r 41% - q,i t '9ii t . ttent.y . zerars
,agg...
it is nat. the Snmpers :a yill . ..tieWards, .th; . 'Blaeli
Ripnblicans and .A.hoiiiionists, who - have 'kart'
tis... They Were 4 jit all afar gl - .her . a was •an
‘irrepre.sible cOntliet:'," ''. • . • ' '
. , .
ley litive everything iil th ety own.kidhils - ,:iqw
.is eooteioptibl . eta belluts' turd bh.i.w, to,:tulli,:
apd less and.britg . iiiiti bltt,i.eri.liwitr —. ol,o , :e
. evtill an attempt deserving the name to do lt . OP I ,
•
they tell, ili. 1116 , .., have: tielt-Igulued . upoli . u.litt
,
. .
'e command this paragtaiiii to life alter'.. Itra.i , o3yL; id do, , • . '
"7:hi idea of tliaf i:ots. (IYe'rrini:rntipi" yart:y
"coming.ULifn araiti ! pal g arms
10 us, 117;t40.1i3 shiver. Its fio is tifitheia
-7fq . iontii is death,
(ion of 'our •irionck. ' In :conietie'tiOn
with their friends, the. rascals of the) South.
they. tine e been 'free and rl• ar of the .
Urtitarttial Voien twenty years ago,t; but fort
tfre Demoeratie
. party. The tentive
lri.chgnize in the':: languageOf the Rieit7
unottd - Etun'ater a st riking re errrblttttcc to filt.tt
tie' with : the 'fribuire ;it t her . Reptib - =
'lie ri,np , r,3, about tw.ti • )•:ear
General
•This man, bit ifrlik i yr . • oacat' ! on and
I..xpre.v,e;l„: rr
bold Ja . rigutig6 a. purpose. which
tration and tha whialy radical. A bolit ion party'
haVa.'at heart, when he (I::clar . ed, in bib letter
to the New Ymikliewguers, that ticarnry, after
having :crush ed , tha . radtion in ttle tioatb,
, . . .
wotAlit , •pittee th eir .Irels uppii. the lirag'Y 001 , (4/:-
4 ",, g . irtiithr - siii. Inu:..iYarth."—tlieiiiii . og, st het CLY
the bea . ds.oltbo,,': politically-opposed 1.0 • Ilo i ..
.talotlpistraliiii.l; krc,,tiot..ss such opposition be
traason,- thp.re;is uu treason, at: least that wo
know of, , tin the North.'' . .1 his bloody'sentt
ment'of the General—in-Chief.•'has. been, fitly
commented on by the Democratic', press . , .and
a le•s, very taw modetate Republican
jour
nals itaVe' condemned it.' But the hOldest of
all'cominent4ois; . entstde the Democratic par
ty; is Pientice,.ol the LOU Jup 1 ,
says: : . •
. . .
. . .
"When hn•guage such as thelrs was aced ~tet,
eial week's ag.iby 'a certein 'General - Milroy,
we denounced it us" infamous, anti ne1:0•-it up
to the'exiicration of the people. We now, with
additional.btre,i, npply to rho of Gen
eral jiallecic what we then said iif.(l;:ltingtage .
.IVlilioy. it is unfpilikalify, inhirri
ous;.anil deserves, as it}rill: receive, the heart
felt ekenration of the, people. &o r wilt the
people,--nor 'should . they,. re'st • . cOntent.. with
simple execration, however ifeeit' .. anti
{hey will, as they .I.ltotild, try, as, they 'twist,.
they would live a Ire.e ib2ol} . lo, &Si' thatll.,
selves
the great win It of patting dawn at , the hallOt •
bei.the dest rtietiye.arid of which .
Gseerstl Halleek,is . a. worthy This.Ai
is,,liall,pensahle,to the ; national balifplioil•• Let
the langOage'cif Ge'rieral. kla liec aad . tith . ..l
dianitestation" of radical guilt and. Indy,
.but riel'ee. the people to. perfortio beider
enemy-, and with Jolliet.zeal. the • indispensable
work: Such .nianitestations, as' we
. h ro 'well
assured, cur, 'havo no other efTeef; - 4111 . 1; in this
. pi)iitt. uf.. view; hey are frat_tht •with liope
'raiher•than: tieith 'When the gralie
yriitild.ilesiroy they first: inake toad.' 'A tot' it
'requires no'streceli of fancy lo see in Hos fia•
conthiet of radicals time madue~s
'Which heartil4 their own' destrurtiaii."
OF HEAT:l'li ' —in ex
. .
log 'the vesselS at Ihr various ivharveS' use G
atrorg thP ouriosir4S of iiiir.rottwierce . the lit
Mirtiadn,:jiist fn.:from Trirxilip with ii - cargo .
Hoodortis Sarsaparilla for Dr. J. C . . Ayer &
of °Tart icular are thi4•firmu"s.io the
tirfichiS -used. .vdriou's
medics, that they ..tise this tiNg, like same
others they con,some, gath e red tor. Cheat- by•ii
'shilfufa;tent of their . own hr the tropical rlitgicins
of its growth.,'ll; informs: us. that there . are
many SpeUiesnl ibis', plant, ;but: two 61 which
'are -mettirtnev•-tiie
_qualities
•rd these arc also affected by•the otirather
ing,:rnade of euring; etc..; operatien6 which in
.that
. region nnreila bin 'tvrirlrmen r6pose3
heavy labOr upon him, One n( the inert varie
ties of Sarsaparilla groWs wild in Mir owner
'efris, while severalot here, nearworthless'
bound in Central and S.Mtitt Anteriva.:TheAritel
ligent agent assured us that the • the of.-ihi
drug had never -bei'n tind-.•the reason
of the low, eitemn in which many hold • it • is
,
mainly due to the importatinttot such immense.
quantities (Otte worthless varieties. 'HIS. ac:.
'counts of his trips to Honduras and hi; business
exeitrsions along the.GUltof ()t r ice a tid the rivers
of:MOntag.im and Santiago and among tho adja
cent - mountain were of intense interest... We
can 'hot commend and honoi• his emplpyors for
the faithfulness and energy. with Whi6h they
excute their trust as ministers to the public:
'health, acid we Suspect that this course .is at
least one of the reasons, their :mefheh.es
.are heiri.in'soth,;xtraOoina4 favor through,.
out the world,--[New York City
nicELLANvous . PARAc , ICArit
. -
An Irish woman r . reecily:corricd to he War
Dellartment the Arrierican palled•down by
'Colonel at Harpers' Ferri', when that
post .was surrec&red.to the.rebels. "How
1 911'sec - ere this, my excellent vvornan?" "Sure,
'sir; I just .lilted my clothes, and wrapped it
tound me heredust as , .they 'flocked 'into the
Secretary,"efter..theking her
as her devaticai :deOerved, ordered $5O to he
p;aid to"tha - br4va. woman. • • •
It is said that dying of . hornesickuese is nti
'figure of speeeh,.but. u reality, 61 weekly 'oc—
currence in' our army. . • '
•
' doyeinorH.ift. Gamble h . as summoned: the
Stele Convention'aMisiouri to assemble ceizzitt
in the Capitol; et Jeffer.on . .City, on the -15tT,
or Jone, to (.consult and act upon the 'siihjec ,
of em'ancipation;ol slaves and such. other inat•
ters;an may he - connected with the. peace .and
wpltarc of 1b.., State." •
•• • • • • • •••• • , .
he • •ninl. bStsricei .0 1 thir , 9eeehei!,
.;•
do a. tionl.,ettgile;..gdt.l4l - ingi;l 4 the 'k•101;
one:6 ) r ' • end
ditorjti' , that this w ., ar. •is 7 t
dthe . .br (I . jr and ••bitter, elitlf?h•••4 lee js to-be.
t"—that' there isAtlfbeip' effort" et
pe4Fe. t be TO belligus." States , a bjuile••:-
•ted;:red need ..dependentfiro'vinces, held in
che . ck bs , .'•'buorieti and •got , ieinii.l by liSitirary
st,f.aol, ~44)pointe(1 Py.l P!'esidelit, and tdavei:y•
;wiped'mit.... This ii...the....ehords •!,,houted f
,the'ldotiest heY; IrtinEtlid'White HoOse bn the
•bdhlcs . 'of thti . POtomile. gr4filt.6 hills .61,
tnit.gre!•n, in9untititis.ot
tiyeverY trifiiier 9,10. e g,dverntrient, every
purloiner'of the.' eyery'proslitinur
dry6ligion 'and , sense and decency,
patslotisnrand that•cltiin ~1
space un
der the ieVolotihnety, - tttasuddlite 4nd 'bloody
~ buntier, n!' . ' : .• •• . • •••
, .
'N - J.w, the questiOn;.•ii
,Why. don'tthe); 'di)
theYpAt.ess -Sn'•
to ttuf littht it. ett; . outt:..l , lthe
'hiriders . tbetti7 - They'.ili aye the whtile Guyet rt.•
merit !rands—they have tin army .
berip itulititeits et ,thousdhts' Ui brave:. tneti , —.
they hive cap te.blaialo :Afoul :Coni!,i ipz's •to
iritt seise e as , tves.Y. ol mils •ut
dolluro an they:•vt'atti-'l4hey...tisve n. Precedent.
vested wit!), tiitqullor.al alo
. . .
• ywhydyti't tile) 'push 1..11 , . , wi'l? . Why: 110 0
ey...vev.ish ti;e. 'l'o6llo, ..s.tibjupte• ili. 601.0,1 i,
end True. tlic;ltegrtiest••••. ll :) - lowlers . tlit•En?.
- . ,
ar,a .5 - et' al arrant impos—
lila al I of ba.ai
. _ .
. .
. .
. .
svryeasou, , iug:iii ..(41 , .1krit'let or halt' a.. day. iii
I;l;epiilory fur .their rutik,:whd-hyjm , n - tay. It
requires' nothin . g .brit ehrer itninkde.i,co .-alid ak.
OW- tthilve.lti tell fl'e. .naliun:iv.liat.l,itry . p',l9,-
pose.. .0) clo,:-1)ut..it: jt Titres.' vaiJioftlll, aid
builtii,.sil i,ope,ty, - 4..1)0 Artpiiess.' to do what
utisht.l.o be (luny --arid itil•all. ttie:s . e . tiey..: ire
(;ficleit;.tht...retori. ; ; Woad irgis . dollPj !liVre iOFI.. ,'
tel.:ellum flouri she s .4.1 rin tbrkat.ell; ~ 11:itli•
tliele 100 Is and topo=_tera tufk : d . ,pl stt.,,ego..
. . . .
..Ttig•Tifyis or . Lill'lti.- DCl\OOOl . l . OlO yearS furl ! .
and sixty,.s man who - ..litis. priiperly• regulictod
hiniself. may be efinsiiiereil.in the p iinree of rife.
His matured strength .pl- - vbits•titnii . on retti . ler . ii .
him.alroostitnperVionS to iheattatlis of disease,
~. ,61,1. e xpe iici.Cre s bus given him snowiness to filo •
juitgnient. , His. .iniiiii is. resoloto,; rirrnllll,l - .
:equal, all his Itmotions aro hi the highest•otil•-r.
•110 llEbiliTleilflaqlery ovor Int,inss, Imilds . :tip
it - ef , un ppf e rre,•oll rho fottl.ititii/iill . l. 1 . :i1.5 .. rortl)
eu
ill earl y'rnartrinoil; and passes Hit ointh a period
. 01 life attowled h• in.rny gratificatiorii.' I iv•
ing goilo, iiir.a...yoar or t.wo past sixty,• h :rar
rl
I iVos at a .stand still. • : • -
. 'fta.a.ihn . art• this iS.:ZL Violii'llelj.. 0i 11;4 the
Theriot,l I.iiii'. ',' Wiliiiil,,• if et oss••il . in .•iiin.ly,
leads, to tti'r Valli•y at tiOlil. A gi..," 'mound
which the rivet'Witids,:anil Hnni below], wait..
oura kist or or -causeway „,til t•flect a passed
The.bridge.is,lintvever;.constructoil of frogile
' materials; iiitil:it depends 11111 iiii‘V it 1 4. troll
;f e n; w h e ther it,ho• il - 61 - tm , .11;. Goof and on
nplexy are also in the'•vw-triity,-ro.W,,,ylay the
ir,i'veter; otot thi'itsl flint f‘on3 Ow, vils . l , -.1 hits
gird:tip . his . Inns - anti provide hoinstilf
. .witrh ~a
litter stair, anti he !nay .
„trudge in ' safety Vitt,
petfi-Ct...• .chentosure. To •
,qii,rrietaphor;. the
'Turn 01. - I.'il • e,"ls a 't
- t• rn et iher .i, to
,o prolong....
eft. tvaik or into the. grave.. 'The. system' . yr
power's., hrtNiitivre.terie,i l th.tir ,atitiosr expon..-•
sion; nnis , • 'begin. to vitlier . close in 'like .. the
rloVver4-rit suntsi , t, or.lireakiio sit or • Oncc.. •
a're •
\votj,l,
6v,e,t,•2,590 ope , a Th;! . .mi , ,la was hoilt •i
. 18544' two aftf.r and'
a . ,•ap.c..11 11' , I or
u oods•rtpju,' ! .,elked are. tlf;tai'oe: , ,
chaiht.s, and pi 'la m..., 'The lrxt . .r
o6t..iwid, froin
In the toapufaet tiring timp.olrqiqit,, i-600
in.ipktgth; (.6, 4 t,3 are .62,00,0
,OtatloO, 1.600 Ipo.ins;-op,,Vided ( ~corer.
an d, ClEi t , ;o
week it about -t,200 of wool 29.000
11.
',ol(;l'whiun, wheri tnaraigaoror.,r, 300—
:090 y.ll sof ..znooS, printim.; (1.1).0
.m.tehi 'and .5 . ;000,O . 00
yafos of g oads..a. - e prittteltl•ve,trly.
Ritnst:VC 'vitt .501.DIERS.. 2 —the •friends
relatie of i e ct eased:soldters in this' coy mid
..cotinty . nra cd'utioned against ernpipyin.g foryi.7il:,
agents to collect their had; :pa y , bounty ; and'.
pensians. rturither at these. rn.:;dtng
at Wa4b.in2lon, .Philadelphia and .elsewhet
u.
are 'flooding the 'couttfry, With
,Circulais and .
letters setting forth the adyaniaL , .c . they pp , ,Sess
for sertitiog such clainis. , All they:t:M ,10, tar.
best, is to .M•escut. the ciaions to. the prow 4
department; rind they have no, superior, hiedli.
'ties far gettindthetmallnaved.anil.passeili
.Tha,
work of.preparing the. eh - Urns — and iakiiitt the
tetiroriey must b, done - at I tr, tar. t
he
.fornigitt “rla im s ager: 1," are swind'lnru t :01)•
hers, and th'e:Only.safe plan is Ur employ dimp;
agents who are knoWn to. be reliaidel.and.honcSt
men.—Pet. • • • •••••
WAsiuvcTov, April 2t1,-1t was; generallk'
lielieved op and in (mute's
pogitiitely.aw! red, that, the Aririy
tomac ihisi'commeneeil*.mo.hil. • •Thp
seem to be'of rhe,sarne opinion, so. 11 F
reiler—
g con e . sj'iondent or a Itirhemnri papet_
says hisimpresston js • reeliiree4 1 hat 'the
end. army is withdraw (tom the line of the
•
RapPahanruick. •
April
. 'let tiM•fron - i - the
.President of tile.' Mil:moor? nod' Ohio. !airmail
con/ pAny,:dated 20111; in' re/el - enc.o to
ported, limaee tin tt e road by the, re be I
reported raid 'we riot iced yesterday, ' says ; nue
bridge only was deo. royed tve - t .01 Cialdatid,
whieh we Die -reconstructing . ... Withave Ott ong
• ((trees at .1)1 points. expect to re—open
through to-morrow . pas s enge r . or height
riiins fintnbeen dist who! upon our enti re line..
.116 . 11:4T1ES TO WtPI.IISITEpII.S alto •ENLIST .
G , ;vernor Seymour has siioted. the 'Atilt .giving`
bounties to volnoteets. WM) re•eblist, and to
those who nowt nlist as volunteers: • Il pro— .
vides•that;ol who re-erdist lbr two years: or.
during the War shall rricok , . 4 it boonty SQ;
thos . e for one year,.s6o;- and new volunteers for
thyemyears arcing - Mg the War, $76 each. !rho
sum of 3;00,009, soMnich as may be nee"
eSsary is - appropliat.eil, and a - tax of two, Mills
leVielf to . meet the .same. • •
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Senator Trarnbull, on. last Thursday evening
in his speech at Bryan lien, in Chicago, i‘aiil
"The reisonsibility i5 . ,•06 the .Adniinistration
and thecounlry lies a right. to hold i.t reponsild,i
fdr'nuppresiiion of the rebellion ' '-.• •• .
Steamboat men sny:tflat General'Grant's ex
pensea beforo.Vicicsborrn, for the 91Tript 'O. item
if'eharteting 'steamers, are 4140,000 per day..
, yhe'.cost of the, hydrantiF.,eurnpagin has • been
RebeiVeniinistration in Western Virgbi-
. . .
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::.A . rtyncir
.:lie'!tehed .:VVOstrington yestetqaty.... ~•
this °Jebel. f 00.04 Av.a a '.rhovinr, ', on . . Weetintrip.' ... '
W,;terli viegiriio, or piftsbor g ; il.oosyrynnic.
The.-rninOr heats
.tiotrie' .'tilariti 'or tuft henteily..: ....
and rests upon" the Net that aToree has. amity?, ' .
'ed at gorgantoro,. ,V 4...; suit 'on:lhr .Monon- '.....
.011,1 a •river, ni.iir . t he 5ti11 . ..,1ine of PennsylytiniA•.'. ..
No 11.;:' , 1 - s hn
te . o:ert,,ined ;tor the •sai.ety of either.' :•
Pil.l ; tior'g pr •‘o;erlitia..* • .•' .. . • ......• .., .
. •. •
.:..211is 'tit)! pmf‘al:ir:; howpver r 'that th' r ebel
/ . 0 , 6 .,
.;, l a,- . . h .,,,,i..h.„1 n ) , gantrmii.
.. will , procee proceed'
any l'.virllitt 4 .troi!h... •.' •...- . :.... •.. .
• . A state that
cireLreports edo lote,F! Eaving:march-
'ed tvest terad;l)4+'t it) , lpdieved . that the ,tnevp
inents riteelied try! our. •
. -
And.n .
t,u)(l' Di xOn'o Hue th:at .
skeAise the dis 7
:s . nfni '''of :VT ion, --Yon"-, cn'nnoti, find one,.
that ilcnie.not.tlaiin •alait 'obser
Contti s i I ution. il rid the' die exe , nt irin .the
This cannot saidof the
are highest • (aitor.
a i Wing ten :11.1 - ‘••e•iiien'Aurtee(l
.the oion•
. 10t1 eciminict'ith. •
yet, these ntW.ihe men wbO:dep. - --
nullllC I! th”tioc• ra Is rairrirs; i:And ,who now"'
tit'.carry thi t heir"lung `e6rr't'sherl
rose el .(Ib,rtstition - try Mice intimidation •and'•
. .
. AmsiticaN Ittu i volt
ihi;'lmptirtnne:e oR
mar..4ilitrturing'sololle i t y r : f o us .
kvi,A;cand,,, )W0 intnitned tiCat - Mar. ,
iionwas only kind that was.
,„l opt , t r.;, n d ii ”11, forthi4 . linrpOse . si ' thC
lyo now •' learn : frotii
the II ; J. ) 1-I , r a rd, that • iron equal iu
to•Marslioll,s is made at Trenton. The
•:"A fact iirintke.st to the.people
.of Sussex
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and Pas.kaierotinties, tint] of.. vast • irrnortanee;
to the Aolif iiation, is that the'. Trcnton • Iron
eximpa Ii aye ~tics rn d (.1 in ptciducing- iron
siii tc.bie AO; g.nnhcri e 6,, of standard requjre .
'e(l by the ghvcrninent, Heictokirc, 'tturing
th
prisirir'_tiitr. inaw for his purpose. has ' been
from England-, bot i. alter experiment—
than IS . .mnitths; • Meisrs. - Copper&•
110:6tt have finally sticcettiled an•
only equal, hat much fiperior to the Eng -
1i.51.) iron, and' it is . now.bcing
,turned out at the
'Tat of I , ,veh:o uns•per day. 'The ore is mined,.
d t .izio g w o oil, • in, county, , where the
hace _recently erected an extensive'
chaicoci burst-furnace, yithich 'necessary for
inciting tlig 0re.... The nationytlstrinary at sprine , .'
fichl noW • ' and. eyery, onnen.
of irop.o , -.o,l'in'tbo eons' rnetion of the e.ele'bra
ed Snrin. , ll,ll(l rifles, is mined:Old manufactured . •
'
Another Caparn , by ,the Alqbatha.
Gan. Cr ITh,• arrived' yesterdaY
.rno rtditttd' rain G 4 thra id r on'. the 22d ult., re- •
prt t 5 their.on the Sib. inst.; in : latitude:37 07,
10livitod,..19 I Nyti it . boarded. ..a boat:.
drorn'tilt; ship- Seat. Of' Boston,' (torn'
Girl otfa for; London, wbo reported . r.Kat
been edrittireti by the pirate Adbal?arna in'
latit , ' , de 2 rorth.and 'l,.lssi seri after . gi,vitig, bonds
to the atnotint of $60,00b.
. • • • ' 51563.' '
:Hon. Cbitnt , nt, , 1.• , was' ar ,
reistp.l at hi . •; . .rtesitle'ore, at Ddylon . ,' 'Ohip,
' this
inornina, dedaghti - tPid of • soldiers, •who
scent up 'front. Cineitoditi by a special trait! ,
last night: :
:Toe s'oldied - s were 'obliged .In. bat ter 'down'
or hrt , of• house: before.' ally:.
could sr . earli his room a lob talcp •.
Lirs fir . e.lSells and called'
sit rbe p ; ‘,; 1? ),;' hot an attempt was' .rrittile Io
him, 1011.0' • •
Ile, cv•as,l3loyght.4o • '•
.• FronilidokersAriny. .
iir..l7,, Q TAßTrit, i - A,:my . py. Tim -.POTOMAC,
.ThQ, petition to, Northern Neck Ceinrood'.
f c i rc e • COITI - posfd of
1 . )... 'Owl y, 'cant.• Mann and
a.
aCh . own t P.; y • under
itn.l 'rilved in the yicinity
1;-orc , Conti 11:nie lot. Saturday. night'
a rew Lours mil
At t 1.1,4. rho; niog the.
t he, cotnto;lo4 . ls
:into Westrnote , --
to'nd "a nkl Illchtrool, counties..:..A.'.nOmber.:of.
•takOn, and 50111 f; iipporttin't?
I , :.tt44=' wei . e'ionq 11 HI the pons's 'of
Arin;ngihi cortespchideliCe
linejl by Capt. , Man!, I.Vas. it )e'ttet'.tO. the tity. 7 ,
thoritia . 4 Rillt - notul,';'lti,t:ging, that . measures.
t exch'angq of. reading
...Pc:loll now :in •oiir-enstoily,
tly)t. •their influence was lndispenra
rble iii acertirig ri iwgro:inturrection and aaiiit-
ithi. s•thu . .......tiels , .•
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t0f....'1',4f.0r; of flthT'.rs . t . ,l7 , i.,..acc6'nothinied'
iyii I.,tont, and •f•ix trie,th: startrd :offer the.
- p.,i' , , y o i..Surt , l.ty ri
inrnito2;- lint Was ;fired ;into
by . ..I . . ' S 9 nnd er r i•h la in iiinhirsii. and.. oily' .save
ad lorrisi.ll/(iy.:6htioe.,. in :thi woods until. 'the:.
o.i (ii (lii :oar C :.,',110i'. 7 --"l'lir.th.ot . .th , !' then . .fellt
.i r i,, ,t, lr 1,,,, - ,.. , tnit it. is not known whether
k 11.1 or wounded. - • *, • . •
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. . Notiihi , , , , 41101 .1 ' .tva. 11 co , riy.frum• the guerillas
Tith vrti.7, , ths Loire a coi;thitle systeth of . sit
tie's, ;intl.:y.l\4' notice to ilie' , ..i-iirrthinding et:thilf•
try. 'tooth tth. approach of toy' of. our troops.
.A pomber of reh..l.rnealry-reinsiri,oth this sid •
of the'.ll,ifthathinnoilt, untl' their infantry :mak.
oecasionari,•isits to Kitig,Georee.. •
GOVERNOR E I S VISIT TO GENERAL 110.07R.'
Piudrl4, of Isletv , Jersey, arrived from th
a rmy'to,nittht. lie reviewed the New Jeree
ree.iinfints,•nnd ne , nred them of his . ..desire t
aid a u d . corriltirt :thom . .in' the '.field, where' h
felt that they would sustain the tradiiionel r.
flown of the-Strati.... Aside from regiment of.r.
views, he wes'hotiored by brigade and . diviei.
enlonsl r 4tions
According to the -Louisville Journal,igt
rii;! I;ositiOn.is' that we must crush the teb
lion with bullets, and' prekerye our' cOnetit
tinnal'rights with ballots, .vigOrausly keepi
up each proceSS'until its end is uehievedi a
using :clef ories irethepne to promote. vintari
in, the The Adaminist6t ion acts u
t von verse of in 'fl.sing. -the absence .
victories on' the battlefield to, Tiomote. - v
tories.at the bdNot . box. 1t .prefersed , to ca
connedtictit, rather: than to earaire Cherleit
Abolition inets,—Con•tracts.
A beillin , C
j o y..„-Love-joy.
A hard lot for the Republicans—Bel-lot.
The Iteptitilicen4 Milt to. suspend the C
litution for, feat it will suspend them.... ..
El=;Z
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The .A...tioliilonists who ilqitifto, posOss•
the patriotism M . the scotintfy, might' lean
,useloi liissop by. vea_ciMg the paighle ofthe.P
-isi4. air'. tile' Publican.. .., , ... -