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TA" , .14 . 0 , lino _Drutier .type - ,. ei eight liens nunrtreil, in
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rp H E S'.I3SCII.ILIER. pormoces.. to hqPo
1 0 ..b„,s pdielno‘cd• I lie
liton fotiretly kept by .W..ll;:Bak:er,. Vet sill
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eft:esli the i,th r inns
with all at a: first
chi 513 EST .V.L1112,. _ •
A LE, t EON. ECTI ON Al‘
, • CHEESE, &C., &C. • 7
FRESH oysTERs eit her
~flw or, cooked, • ' •
rriv; wk. - ) lii.vor yore with kieir, 'p , oronv,;,'!
Aro c.use . tu cperiplaiii, a. 9 to
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BYRON HAMLIii
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ATTORNEY •AT UAW, eill' ; (111i0t t. , 1 - 1 . ;;;Ill , C ,,, 11111', 1'...
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OArt , Ci'tilj .- ti.t: C.lN.itit it i;i: . t.l.timi; rivltrtittatitt.iitti
Itlitit!Titlit4, Paymeiti r‘f I:asett-t, rrei i.lt I.pn.icer , s relit.
t n,.; to Heal Ili.r;kle, Office in Ilatnlin I.ft.er ,, . ''.. .
, • - DR. W. Y .111" COY,
sounitt.‘sr conxiAt MAIN 5 . 1111:E1
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E. E. J-LtaA.TH
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PORTAGE, McKean Co, Pa
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',.PROSPECTUS-FOR 18&
iIIF SATiVAY
me bidbt, at beui 'of l'he'Weef:lits,".
of 111$: .
pap,r'r: now L+ .I; Porfy.,t/t.i.t a II
thel; 1:P`i,(111 , thgt 111. y, ti.•. , i;tl
10, 11, Sr r, cchly (lir 1041ioltar.t.:Cer'it1)/ , ',:tl.
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,N 19110; rutllnr , of ..! . 11tlit I,y '.111. 1 9 1'1141)110N,
riuthor'of&v.; t AIIiON 11X111,AN,IV
author rnr . 1 11wir, 11 fv...0 ;1,1(1 1 8. V 1 . 1:111NIA AlI - r(A N.
shs nuli,erA,l9 - otti . or ex&olloirl writ P. r. hit ro Lion
grrora'fly..rovitrae.,l
iutorr , ; r..cur.ing
for t.i:o in the I, rru.1.01,1
Nketr,',c, 0 . 1..11 - rr I,lletarii Nor,' 11.6. y.
They
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oiler Inla nn ,ry,'
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'A . 1V.,..1 I ;iOVET;i: :FAT , INRS, wopp,
01, of 13. t Cynnt.,"
froi: e sae , y:rir el eq , . In acs frnni
J.oi food
Thip , story.yrill. • • .
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and tiotAtt ‘ . 1oti l ;t11 of ,','l"..lleo's
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In nddition to, titre Rit] tysSly for The
Tost',ll., idyll Strives i s tssuler's. the
elm; ius.tron! the En ;.thl wi
ditiett to the Tsks 01'1 letsi
,Atrlfettl
tu'eal;llattet., with N1,1%3, ap I .51arket .
prpsilmehts, emery Wvel: . -• • ,
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fli)V . l:i4.C4. NI 0 11A.TIS
sra will c.itz.to nay porNoa !,Irtr .:abioniptionN
poit 1)011 ly• Irii
.Joit'sTh.! ...e. , ;1, - .1.!.:1 •o. lelr 41. 1;11,' Nell
for Fortv f live ,11 . 144."f' , .1. Lv,11 . ..10 , 5 Witt •fre
tion• at Cot -al 0w..N0....Y. „Now • hole box," I . 1611
w.trdio; free of eoN!,.teiz;i I.tm.e.,cootion
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fin in the -Jo,. toolloa,weltre7
for 11'111 flea eriltu , La pi uctifrol r LhU
,re^ a'at- booos of Dslhti for 1,01, ‘r
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tlvey m y'lia , rrnril- , l at
"au the 11 11100.0 ofVoe Siv • _,ollorN fin we, dod
,to ins in
C.oj 1.4r0n popi , r IFilt
`1! ' , lot to Siftroat l'oci 1,14 , 44-1. .I;Vej%e pet—
yon reMa',iii,z, mine, !011ie) ivalal .1' on,with',wn tutunione,r
opt • 41111.itl •ooi tb(t beoin.
he; pane N1! , 1 becoafa:
t • Ino IVlten One ~ .I,el natrOlor of, nalues,(l hir
t3.) t.,,1-01n1rAtlionitt%.7 looney Sifcty dollttrs;) is 0-
rijae.lono ire doh., font.trdeil •
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1. copy, ono .2 : 0•1
2 c opies i nno'ionr • •• ;. • 00
.4 copien, ... ...... ..... 0 00
o eel one to getier.op or clan, . uo
..24.oppins, it ngtonelo getter . up of u 0
• ' One copy or‘rac Pot and gnu ol The,:lrrty's .
Friend. . 00 .
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errethprift,)!,,Knon.Cn.,P%,, IV, It.
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welltll t .l l- ,
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, t 1 r , corn,
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:•DR. L. 'F. ViSNER • •- • •-• •• '
clan and Sayggon, B!notliport; Pa., !cilfattend to al
.p, paoonal calla with prompfneae. • 0111 , 6 t..vo dam',
P• ."•`' of the Demdcrat Office ' •
stcn*s oxTHE . TtAfES.,I
. _The: 'stgis% are. nymvrous• • and . : unmistak-,
Able orAl'repetion an the • pnblic mina against
.the • inontroila , fanatielarr;:• . hr'arouraing end
prnlonging.'vrliivb 'the' llernibtirati.party . wns
at,le to ineceed itf vhatigiAg . the:war
for 'abolitinn',. in gral=ping'i
one 'after.,
po‘Vera.;-'aiia pfcistiruttng Ihe.m- to the 2 'uyer.'.
throlk'nt .
iry •tbe • N'orth.'
reaction' in -full measure M e!)
_who sow • storms 'mUsi .terkon ;-on a.:ocrop of
pietensi 1.6' deny
hai-e hail full swing gip-
that
',afirt•of planting.' . The harvest is not ; yet' r i pe ;
but it ls"ripetttlng. •:••:. •
'Pte.:ten ped .cant,' tirnne.;ty, prOciiimatian
alarm'ed•e.een radicals, The OlnStec.: m
'ore rpenedthe. eyes of still Other's in their:
. ranks, to the pdrpoSes'or..lllr.
.Th - ore'
are then .in that pap y. ton:. honest 'to•endirre
pat ientlyi. the..sentlingdminedironly
soldiers, to vote • ih elect Mils.. The
great-mass of . ra licals, delis led lead,
Srsititoa. belief in, the chnsditottonality of
iegahtonder . piper . - currelicy i . now reprer i t
their (idly when:its .cohseqUences. are 'empty :
jotd their packets anal the'
potion hoadione: • d'rwri the steeps, oi. bank
t.tiptey; 'Ube uuthority 'used
ea reeri.de. .opponents they: 19-
sye dhe .wrou2.•pf, when their poltlliral friends,
I lrell'imbiy D. ..clapP, ,hough in his
.case - thele : was lei l l 1 the Hpliqrent
Into the nuist. Onlid Mt - rift:et' inid.'t 'pierce - .the
lig,,,ifiatioedid ' , meld a uhantrnoosvnte'ordiniiiks .
graidedl by a Repuldiran legislature --tn . Gps
erhor Seymour ari ng the, Stale . •bf
Ittonsol dollars and thousands of :pled),
112 dipot, (rain the r Wa s'pepart,--
the apportiniirrient . ..otlotir d raft
. quotas,
th'nll , 4l Seyitmur, When 'en .iisisd .
I/ (if II p*ll.: his• head,..and. upon • his•
part}'one gehe.ral:. XI , ("1;1 , t ( . 1:1;1111 ti t; rn.:
whom tirn .
e,lacis; and a semi of justice - have
.i; dagt.tnre.o.l tri.prai‘e him. .
TI-de sr ry i
ntemity •.
p . . the denutuirarMn:
w h r all . the 11--
pnhlieans' of :OM. for exercistmd
pi-rsntial
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nrspeeeli, inilieadril: that the Of.
tie pi l lac, ritual, so ttir
Wan passing it?; Alaximildn, end tkie.desuld 'nl
dlind•dell'ate,Was lather- lo.shoW dir.it the rat-.
r,d. polo rotil,l - nn' longer' perveit the
pahinti p: rt 1 the pentle Jo tile: base .nies, b'tt•
‘vh . tett for' t ttree'r, oats they have so l' , OSC.111(11,1'
pt•clittil„ • . .
press,: too; .rnoitt gitittt'oive
to pornl.tr •cuttiti-tits thud trongte'stiiotal: poll
s l'Own hy.tl eir course' in 'the lag(
'month, tiotn.:sittloihjy, ti;qt l'n.;thoirjottgritt - ,nt
11tetp ttet ti rteilltit. wrer:g: -. loltel - eil•
I•tyeity,:rei itorpr.•'• Th.• hi'crlirg tter . Mies 'of .
Siwtitte •-t' ere-to:thy
intiorsitt l 'ii%rit.irif the I.pittg loteinette; -lied in 'the
dell aul'that 261(1'541111'1), - ): t!O'•vn' b'' Cu.
gre's , i:tir bysome:Mot , or Ot.htzr, S't.er--
l'aty Chaieitt Nteati;ty'w.tt.erin. the eorrrnt3, ,
vidtte , tit'• is nli
Wei pnek.?!•povo, acid the Vel;•.t_
nett-rett of Iteptiblieonc.l, ses wt , lli s'itt .t.),tntrerdi,tt,
ore I , eiritt ;:titi••ete..! to'rt'
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11 - 1..! • .!re - pd.“ •
!hay
h , 1,0
..C;re,, , 21.‘•, - .; and
C;:t
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t? oNll,l•';` , lr.. •in.
;14 itt;eil;: for . ' 1
itto-o ith
the ratica , .3.
:Le...3:,naes, suitor hy . l
11; , u1 . on.-
in ;Ito
I.l.i'a.;ipiratliiiiis for
. 111 e: pre , :i.let
.urvl• 'Ol
ic,llli4adrfiirrigtratio - fi htit thit-rithey.ijay it had
the i citio of tik;; p!ires4s in
wilivit (3haseal.irtys
and' To ris..the World has her-p for
rtie:nih, that. spi , tolotiiiri 'ran i , either
aiiii,.;riablj! the .iltictitations of siol , l ner dnnut.n
iflpal • :crei.lit; 'that the thorouttif
,remndv.lot our financial pr.eilieaiitetits is' this,
reilitcthirt of the i4rivorarrietit's
piier•is:stics*: The tli're6t - ,,pritne; of
mit diFc,r(hred linan ee l commerco; aria
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We' fir,l. ii.•-also tep;atie.g • The • W.orld's .
1 ,- ...iTtiiCnt. ion of I he:act..ion of the, f:•,:pehFern
State flee_idature in 'eheatiOtt .the state's for,
eitth erthlitets out of It pail of Abe •in:rest don
.C..em cn the state . (4;l?!.. '• .. • - ... '••
.. :.
also betrayed- its sensemf the
to
of the titr e by fiet•eching.ha , pkrty to lay
natne of ReTnbliedns and take that Of
Demoera'ts:-...aii open can fesslon of Cole itripr'n.aelt
ing fiiiirnph . ol.th:i'irolted Democracy' in , the
Nitvlei•itoi.s,—n triumph itripossible; we grant,'
except 'by that ,ehange in. the e.inviet ions of.
rna.Ses people, that: nwakening fr om
s
fanatical, frenzier, anti that "return to sober
sense and intelligent. pat fintism, from which .
the Democracy haS nn[ departed.•• •
Of that tr.yakening,, we rt.k if the 'above:art.
:ire not conqpictiotii signs. -N. Y.
ilitncr.nimun WAn?—.il. - question nine! ,
rileored;silliee this year commenced is who began
it? The Abolitionists' lay 4hu eritne : •at the
door of sla.very... T hey o . 3r.that %eas
the sear.. B1'11.001(.4 people
tho - Union:exist ed for over. 'eighty
yeats with 51.4:•.:('1,y . anti:without
•witrcon nut Irit%:la arisen from slavery: if the .
Abolitionists !tad alone,, or
lelt, it refit r. ,.. the National .'Constitution
left itL--t,r.tlfe r l egni•Ctio t ofthe'roveP.tl
wiricli it %.vit rontsoltarl•byState'latli'at e State
T sl.t. w.,York To;;;;:r, an ace red
papeiris r.oniii 'rotund
to thi;i:eieWnf the'shhject. '
Oto iii,; tint; it 4 an 'editorial ,I thin issue with'
st:ating
a?e iellit. errnts unit H u tt
in the, Union," says: . .
t Tito, nfo,le t
Comrnissinneril'o Washhig'ina
W,r„xpnld,not receive them,' and - pMelninned
War! They accepted war. -The Miesthr owo
fired the -fret gun l :' g nothing. •'
SN.P4 I ,rIiP9R.I.C, - .
.11',1',KE,,AN
.t0v..NTy.,,P,A4 . ..8T,u.1tp. : 4 , 1y,,..4:.v.4p:i: : . 14;.,.;..44
' The Cohiliention.
- ,The ThrCati.nett .
.
The following is. frrit The New • Nation '.the
.
.oeviFiemOot paper in New:fork. •
answer:. t.9.? . ...the'iccessaiitly repeated
submit 'to the -cleci'sitin
the *Baltimorn•Con Ven cind•to
lion,'flfyou donut submit-tn. : it Yon' Will cii
danger the grear.Unierrparty • ard. the Fiepnb,
ify x ?.'• we would . say• tha r h
fusiori of. Wordsiand hich of the rtvti .
dowe endanger by.. denying the infallibility,
'of the •paltimore COnventien and. diStielieving.
ih(sinceiity—tho party, :or . the"
are•two, distinct, things.
The Reptalicarr party, as.. we have •iattl';' has:
.rule its course—it
: is is' its : founders and
'CiPt.hing.' can . save' :it.. tram' dissolption. The
Union party. is another .matter riltogeth . c.f.
Wan:l;elOng : to this; but who',.Cornpose.
have a right to speak in_tits 'name?. it :the
Itepublicati . C'ornthittee who conVoke—
ed the 13altimbreConventionT We ansWeriTo.
.The'Baltimore Convention: belongs essentially.
to-theßeptiblican' party: which conventea t ill
but the new.ljniomparty,the party'of the. fu
turn, Whicit is:nbw in .course of formation
. :11n
.
et•tery State , ;vill:doulr fess •eratrinrise.ris many
•dernocrat.s - . a's • Iteptiblficans.:: - .WhY.' should . : it
receive life under ihe:auspines.of death?' Why. .
should the.futurn be' inaugurated by. the' past?
-• "Tiff..new nation Whose' existence , we
. hope
to'srf!.rottnifesFedbefore the 10th of Jilin., can
• have nn connection With...thc .old'..parties,. the .
a b , ises, incapacity . and want 'of 'pa ti rotiSin: of
Which have r-ndered its creation necessary.:
Iftv.v• ; coultlit.agree to - ,their decisiiptl --We'
wish to' get' id of all this party.. machinery, . of
'political dynasties such as the -Blair,' Seward
and 'Weed, cliques, and •ot parked con ,.. es iti o n's .
'plott-,1 long in.adtnnee and held-within reach:
!•of Wile House patronage, such as.this IJalti' , ,
rporc : COnYcntion, . • • • • • .
' nit is. a • confusion of :words and- of ideas to
11;hg , thu s irvation. of :the Union and of. t he.
artric;ples nf absoltire -liberty •upon the.
of the R.ipubl.ic;an phit
and all others: are .:nqitalty •erirriipt and ' Worn
. The new' nation . most. have' neW.. men',
ne..v dtiii.otton,-new. energy, new intelligetice,
and we shall' seek the , e element:: where they..
1k
a,re•rofmmil--Tainiil the mass of %lie people.
• W, lyrist result them; probably about the'2lrh.
ot May ; in ventral convention' at Cleo , land,,
freed - tom baleful.' Waihington 'inlineniesl. nod
after 'the 'people •bak , e ''spok.irr, we shall early
on their decispms•at 'aThrisks and hczaids.. •
.In on shail we submit their : decisions
In the politicians'. and: w') s:hall incessantly •re
pear to the people • that they.lia:ve no mote
cruid enemies .than . thesn 'somas. prditicians,.
'claiminit as tt:ey dpi the einliisive privilege of
tbl'ol: 62 A..1:1- ItCillt; in th it mine, while they
bola , in rial;ty no other object titan to fatten
an ' •, • • •
c•The 13,thit:nor° .ConveritTon • is. nothing hut
v...10 , re the triple are to be
s2l(ldi . y.the,piditiei,rn.s to tlp highest
thi-ri;for;, • we carrl t :o:e.:nothing•terto with the
liiilin:oreCon,Venni nt l . 3 • •
• , •
. • •
1i it propo , “...s:Yo oppcw! - o'f,the 'poo,
ilotHe . hdorse. Its
115.
play :a 'factions
.ga 'do; 'coti..r . arr..• .
. it
iinahll"..;ceirp p.".reeivirg
R. Of s ra a'r.J 'lll 14 , 1;:t mll.l
- fil •. 1E1•0:11..1 .
i lns !.0,!.;! 0• t v 0 J , '! , t 41 - 411 I IN.
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...,.1% . ".. it •...; v ,.i,h :;,,, k th - f. -'s - , ,, f - , ,,f •11.6
s ~ :1 -' c,t , , 5!,, , ,.... 1.: , a , -1- , : •1 . 11;1..t , 'the t:liiiro , ..,ol
al Urn;:y•1)t.......n, , i,it.r , ...t1,.;t:01"0.1e , 11 ,- ..rple . pt rbloil
to ao:t ii. ,,, 1;r4..1,t ',.r. and , r 1 .4 'br c
. ' mir wtl •1 , a
i.
• Talc Mr , V.Clo7'i *.A r
rt s. of LiAiling•ia fi i tar.Oentspapers,ln f o rce t
tiegrp nit 4 •;cflrlhli24rolltinti . idea on- the
vonitntinity, are 'con - filmed-with ereat
otheis,• seeing the tendency. Of the
hin endeavor. to nit - in-drat , lb. idea ~po it is
iilrXor:illiy established as it pair of the eiteed of•
. th-e tio' man is in goad acid
'isegitlatt Standing wh.i . refuses alienist?, soeial:
and j',olilie,al crittalliy tti thO.negi *A's ft 'tint,
after all; say.s the'iiiitruil of Gay/Miro", a dery
the It'stri.ry
alation:itimettlsedliy'ciVil roar, inert (wishing,
.by•ilmitsuents nti hit alltthe .horiors.nt
war enact..iti itTvast expanse
of - country, a host ~ , Qldidri. o fferir,g
life and all fdr;the LTition antl,Constittition, - and.
ail tlre : twhilr• - a party, in ',effect the doMivant
patty, • certainly • Its • leafing'., and .
rte spirits,. Ovowing. — tbalf determination--
that, this war shall never:cease . till white men
censeo tngiye political arid social equalitytO
black meal;.'. It is..eertainly one of the m ost
rernatkaiLe mges, in hairpin history. These'
men, - too, and perstiaded.thal - the'y ere -philan
thr-opists, ha really a .conviction' that . they
love the human-race, when.the impartial obser
ver cannot but acre-plainly that- they 'have : no
love'' far any purtirm n . 1 -:that race, 'black — et -1
While,' but. tin intense overpowering
large pail. - of the white raCe• which - impol all
their action,. • They consign • •bot white . .and
! black. to exterminatio.n.because they hate the
All-this fanaticism of - . Abulftiortistis is
the hatred, •not the
.Sentimenial
fully of love.',. 'When .a nation into the
hands Of sorb *II its fate is under the most
dangerous, control.... • .
. Negio saw- the demand of.- the
railicitiparty leaders. The Sedate and 'louse
of .Ttepresentatives'are'occupyirtg their time.in
legislatitig.ne'gro.es into
_railroad cars; tier s °
'voters' into, territorial brgtinizalions,'negro
egir y eve.rywliere;;so ! far as t hey' can, -while
the eptifilry is•ritsitipglhe downward - . road to
ruin.; Anil 'some sensible. mcn.stiil. adhere- to
the part yithtl. think there is a l charitable notion
Infft r all„ ;Anil in ille.mean.fimelhe ! fitcqmens
are sttirvinti by thousands, andmise.ry is nyor,
tvhelmin the tilack'yace.
SW: . NA•rtox'..says:•. ,'since the
crration the worl.t.has 'there:been a War so
loosely; so•s'lnnidly and;so. shamefully coriduv.,
lisd to-belieye the
ity..rat her 'than' in . !be cuiriabiiiiy: or the .
has its
Fent -and•lA'ess, IstOitli and South, .e'verywhere
we haye'the.samls results,.defeat,:clis;Trice and
ruin as this sole reward for so many sacrifices,
to much energy arid tell denial on: thirprift •of
the pedpl. in time' that this . WWI ended."'
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Gen:. fleftnided by 'a • Ttipubkican
Edttor—Fermetly ono! (This
A few weeks "figo the .New York : Tribtioe
contained the following sla hder: tiputi Gen . . 41e,
"I rthere'be sincOrfOk
st to Gen: .AieClellaniwo hini. to
.
:ans.wei this , cinest.iOn:-,- , lf Gen.. '..llleClequn . is: 'a
tine nier, why , is everytraitor . hie noisy.' cheiniii..
ion,'"-2V. Y. Tt,bnne. • . •• . t.
TO which - the - eilitOr or Ole •Newtrt (V()
a'RetitibliCan Oater,...replies .thus-r
Zalls us 'fp _t he-A to eeeia man' Who
has ••been.. initrimpmtithas
~to: organiza• a military force to "supprt:es
rebelliOriolefamed, traduced,' rind treated with'
•tieh'extreme. enmity by men' who liave i3ne
so little to' fight tra PO, as the .eilitrif•Wf. the
N. 'Y. 'II/Grim- • We :do. not :question Mr.
GreelOy?.s loyalty, or, his. zeal: to this
country frorr .overthrovt and , .we E;ly ihe,aame.
of Gen.' McClellan.put . we contend.,
McCleliiin 'Jai . shut . the mouths . 'one
Mindreitt.Ceitors, where - Mr.. - .Greeicy.haa -not
no much as beilrd.the'fe,poll .9t• single mils.'
ket dischniged..at- (hit enemy. We say• . this .
=thoug h
because we intend to rebuke Mr... Greeley
thOugh deserveSit- , -br beeauSi.
We desire 'to laud -Gen.- McCiellin, but 'we
have been a soldier under hint. :and like. thita
sands others; have* -connected ei :soldier's
Jove. fo'r him,' which will , cling• to US .to the'
last.' ',Should we dedy ihisilesen :In' Mir 'pre
sent' 'a,s b jn6rnalat, .we •should
blaMe man if. he . : . treated • as scornfully
as he would a diserter, .We therefore say .
to Mr. Greeley .tlitt therein one-, sincerely
loyal" man lobo in nbt
. nshained or, afraid' to
answer: this' pep . . t otectenan a
•trier nian; because one hundredhousa nil goel .
and true soldiers:.of Unit ! ri 'Sterns`. army
resnert and honor hint as an 'officer :a . nd
why is:ready fo,..sactifice hts life .
fo -Fa Ye-the . etivernment 01. . people who will
revere his nairietong after his tradueers area
d.,aif and lorttott,iini•.• •.. . .
enehe . t-iietie rernatirs•ns v an independent
. .though . jVd never- expert ,to
support Gen': MeClillon iri any,-politietil con
ty ahus'e him beetjuse hut..
tepn no tiefurtunare ns -:to.'hiree bad ttien for
.. triaisy .. c!iumfri . ory- , ..'
If th.re is 'any - truth . histo4,.:the same
sort.brchnoe . nie tineiittern.riteri to swarm•
around'Otir Washinn tOn. We haste' no kind
of an itlen ''.ghat c 4 - mon Mi., ..Greeley
tt. t teks
.his . -erin - trviriirins, but of one ..
‘s.e 'are cat tuirr, soldieit , will nester make rimeh
twine whore he -is, will ])
ite'ver cut roue
Of a ft4Thre'Wiiere soltliers' T' . .
it ii po.sible -that Uri article like.
sonv 00' . - . road 5;. 11 . 10 rip . 111:111 . 5
same may to' Inrsnike- on,' If so,: we
.catthot l'he. man - whd . b'oldly,sccusi e.
Gt.u.witli - ttenelier.y'unl treason,
.sitys nti'Arts of 'every -soltlior who has brew
cominantli ns ert
it yet:dee.;!e:lly.,. It to: hove_
sir', rixvr a 5 11,iface Greeley to put down this
rebellion, a0i . .1 ire . the 11..ntis of_ such roo'n, air
at;n. tMeClC.ritin iromi his „Soldier friends...rd.
400 /) , " . stop, lira
.fightiitg'ihe trOtt . ei: for- us.
A"Copperhend , Blctrtyr."
S.; - 11? days. since 'ccrn.nit_tfol : to
F•qt Llfayetta; n Tortola' Ilaydy• . .l.Y. , .(clapil,
aq'oo(i of A • girig. s.',v hid Irri who
IT 5.1 i to s!.olen 0n4r . r.1 11 . 011.5.1 . ; , 11
cs: iperults at a sioglo. .in
York. FOrthwitli the.
p.rmloar'co.l• him 'n D.mincr'ot; and arpfie..l:ta
hrm , kCoprol.l:e.o.l ;11aftyr.."..
The•lalsOiaod rho. aylidrs.
r0i5...1.1.). [ha same prosq:was. soon'
11;s own his • - Writton as 101.1%1'1 • (6 :
tho •. • .
rhe . collar2tlearmlnt .of this itAfi,rttl. ,
War Mr. Cla*pp has 'been ti• st rang. Union
man on& a warm ..soppnrlor of nlf (he
Coo .tliOt
right
of-Ao begs' torilc,:"
. .
chirp ...was. •Om candidate . for
Senator in, N'e‘y York:l4st -Tali, Wild • reF,l . ii•e,!.l
yo.tes 4!.6inst .S;ix-ttin :I)tirocrat;
GtPely,.a'.reshient: of the:. idistrict, his .
..,vprmest itird'urgo his ch:letion
. • •
. • The - Alhaity . ., , lth/s and Agrees ssysi • •
. ,
. "Cl•ipp threaten - id' thine,... , who refused to,
surp,iit hitn with imprisnornerit; in 'Fort
La
teyet•te,,a'tifl
.trim politicianol the. League' 'sehool.." .
The :queStloir now a:: ‘Yhat' will be .done•
,withthis • our opinion,,
nothing: el all. u: a liberly :in . a
hort ti itc, and-Avilbnost proha bly die .:sqleetert.
Icy Seciefary-Chase' as one ,of bin.ftpanciers,
'as was ate' (Al's," 'with •C.iltidl t the' recreant
I)einnerat;webn suid himself to • the.. New, .Yuc k
Stare
.ftepubliea n Conintittie for $.1,200; and
*vo.erl for the Republican Speaker. of the klensie..
Not withstanding the great number
drelsrairead V in Government:- employ; they ttrit•
still'hi d.einand at. Washington, and coa:mand
high prices. Cliipp!s• (Johns' to: employment
are not likely to bo 'orerlooked.---popiot
A NO . BLE RttsroNsv.--:The Evansville (fed.)
Times says: 'at the 2:.-lth - ,Reirrent,
informs. us that he had.,sCarcelY-got-off the'cars
at the defaik here when
. Wll3 • apptbaelted by,
a citizen of EVansyille, and he; and his earn
radon inlet - Med that:flier° . was .a 'copperhead',
paper ptiblishCtl in thin city,;. and', they were
;trod -to. go'and deitroy. He indignantly re
plied that he,tvas, a veteran. Isoldier, sworn
to - 'support :the:.Coti.tittition. of the, United
Statea,,' . l;vhich .•.gua.tantees the freedom of
speech nil4-of the press',. and that he: would not'.
do the dirty wort' of any'mtn-who'destred ,
. to Violate' thelaws-of his country;
-wanted kilt) . * from, the ,citizen why. - he
felllw soldiers do do that, which
, he Was teo cowardly to- do. .hdrnself.
citizen tnade.nn ioply, botlnoked,like'ri sheep
killing dot; Cauiht with the. wool• ; teeth;
vi•ai Iced: away. He' had,. waked trp tho.wr.nnt
A N' ,, or York V,Veekly i pnper:tersely but' incl.
rlr,nntly ro!riarkr-...("Form, geeehoirt to spec ,
ulate in Walt Stet, at•presetit, is just, us, fool.
isif.tig to . ,play,euckee against ,three Western
blacklegs; witivti confederate standing..bebind
your chair and, telegraphing what .k . . 013,
Do you understuryl;
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The - Tendency to'Mentrahzatlon- and' a
Splendid Despotic GoVornment.
, .
The.first '
sign or a tendency in - .the. direct
tinn 'Ol 'eeittrelization... and.• a splendid and
tlespetit;;_ gOverriment: - Was'„ exhibited. the
.
•dernanti.matle• by, ..the' uirited,(Aholtihn.press
and politieionS,.,that . , the. Pre,lident„:: . odod be
'r:onsidereir'the - ;Govern merit, rind Yyrerkteilt:ns
,suchc tinderpenalty. ef.'ausnieiori',cit' trea s on,
and hO selection and Use 'by himof ., ri.large
body ginrd or eavalry, , :to..uttend. him, in Ili!:
rides:or.firives, and guard the portals' the
• White :louse.'.Nex**, the ,the ,
that. ,the.
!i • War.Power, lo With which •he .daiims ; to be ;
clothed; overode.the (Onsitirititin; and invested'
him him 5-1"; ;lirie..power•over ..:arid .
Slate's Ida owilf.,Will...ntr:whirn
the suprerne . law..nnrrhirnsell.,-,or his :appointed.
egents f its executor . . tni:.now, In, the third
'place; we hai4..the, Suggestive'and hutnjliating.
sign•of The attenriiince, from the
Nine to-iime , ut )he Court
Governors otSOVereign >how.
ing . the. knee. tO the • usurner r and. elniming as
tirions what of right belongs' to tliem in their
-officiarcupecity, under the. reserved rightS.'of
the•constiinikin and.tlie. laws ; id the State.;..—'
01y . ,own*.do.vit'nor seernsTo hove, talltiti entire-..
ly into the new , i,deri;,...end 16 recognize, hy
frerpient "attentions,. at
. the...hoddy
Court, snit his ; implicit obedienie:„to >all the
edicts cirthe• Shoddy drown,Abe 'oldi!ernflon
orState'lines,•and ,
On the Subject, or:these: freqUent. tubernk
toriolCirlaits, the .t•incinneti.247ey!drer very
truly lemur:l4s: ' • :
. . . . •
s 'Phis showS the centralizing tendency of
our politics , under. 'the 'present Aboltion,-dy
-misly• • Her! •GoVernori 91.SOvere4in,
Stutestrr . •. the Federal, • coll-,
. ..
pact,--fOrgetting the dignity. t of their . pbsition .
and repairing:Ai) Washington to (knee int m—
ien lance around thelontstoal of.• the Federal
Agent whom they have cleated.: 'lf they wire
viceroys n 1 .salject 'provinces, holding., their
positions at.the will of a ga - perio.r, -they • could
evince:. greater alacrity:in carrying . out .
' , Federal Fehes . ts. Th,st), .Abolition Gov.'
ernor's , practically. tercignize the truth at.
titieriln's:m.o.nstrnus assertion; that the h: Stater ,
sustained the 'same ,relation •ti?: ths Federal
Governmont 'that a •iounty . 'did 'to, a.. State.
other words, that we were a grehrlcodiolkdat.
ed. rinpire. • ••
.r•How this.contlyct Goyatnors . Com ••
pares ..with., - the .patriot John Illancoilc, ,who.
\vas Guvernor,of 111assachusetts. when Gene,
ral ..Washinonn, as President of - the' 'United
Stertes.,:maile.
,his ,visit•to that' State': The,
Governor refused.lo call on 'the President un—'
tit the • lafter*.had first hilnored
as flue . repiesenfative of n sovereizu
State,, Such .was the sturdy itlks•Of 'the. Revo•
lutinnaty-Pritriots ofS.tatelighti and - Federal.
tuttordinatiOn.".
Rebels Captured During tile War
.
Tfo. rephrt : of the cOnriroatnting tearieral of
1 5 f . korwri.aays a Wa . :hittton . , despatch nf, the
• 13th, - nr'e.Ornpanyhig 111ns0Fretaryi 6f:l7:or's ie.:
p,rtjust int blished;:showathe total .nufti.har of
Confedetate 'ollirer and .itfao eapture.l by oa
since fh—eornrn.neement 'at the war Ope'
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toliont-.Gf•nerPl, .Nrajor .
185-1°1108,1 . 41G colonels' 214
219 0 ) 503
nOn-rorraidssioni.4 ilfl.err,..l2o,lsoptivatfs and
.5800 cirzpo . s.. • on hand lit
dlito of•repoit, arda . ng
wll. - on Ono 31>&jor-G,.neral and 8114,
adiers. horn 121,037. confutlf.ile:a.
.excl'anfzed 05.01)0. Fkliqalf tetnined.
tihtlie:&mip!etion of•exeiiitittve, tiFteere lee herb
51(0s.•itre:reunte't1 .ht their exehengeithle tehue
pri irs; . - Fitice the date of the ebove, revert
there hiit'e. ,1101 . 1 . one 0106511 pd
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,
.
.I.Kehati4r , s, and. - Vpry fe , :l. catour.!s ,mi - eithr.r
s - . 4 .; roo„,*queu'dy . rho , . 11. Ares Are: PIIIV . 4fX irp
VAty c• ( : yeroct. No rt,thrrn”ut has boonlur9•ish , 4l
...o. : ;r..Goveorm , nt of "tho' numh:r or prisoners
K.:1..1 1. , ) ,
, ilp. , RabelQ.: -.....:
, .
:or T 111: f.e,lto,A•rityn,
stature ailjnarned yesierilailiimeet again
on the twelity.third Anguit... ..Spite of,tht. I
ntiad•lciek . iii the Seibite.,, it has tnnnaged to ilk-,
patch - a Staprisin'ti s Moon! of '•ltiOness
the The adjourntrient was 'character— .
.eiiremnoies;" and the A ppor 7 '
tintiment hill has-sentmany of ILe.tnetnherste
toeirlon. laiewell.: '• • • • •
. - .
.--We'hopethemext . Legislature may . be made
tip of torn of Sterner stuff than the) uliti4,rn—
jority in thet body at. the late sittitni: Should
the winter.solsiies be ushered in with the Sobel
hesi‘oris'nf three-,,years, end ,desolation.
'deeply sohli into the hur t's of
. tin:: people; • - .• .
'Or:nth!' .4130!itinn domination suffer' a riser' .
.cliangr i ":the next session to Ire' one.
as mush importance to the State-as this'one
has beeir to it iirmanvsensv a • of. Pethl_aoll in- •
jostier. Thai dark days of the hereafritr, may
evoke to the.-:couticils 'of 'the • Cominonwentlh .
all the wisdom and.ealmness which in the'initir
of our itiar vre•shall'so• much need. When
these evil days me :upon 1 . 15, we pray 'that
stren•gth'end pulify to .save us, may',be
The Democratic members 'of the late - i3oily .
have nequitted. themselves ihe Inlet
imposed ...lit them by . 4 --tried- eonstitu 7
eney . ! — To those whOlire to return; andtho . se•
• who 'retire wlth• the sat lsfactinri Of: having'done
their ditty to the . coantry, 'and themselves; - We
•tender a warm cangrattilatictiOar.the.eteadlast
Ma'oner, in the face of a pampered and arrogant
• majority,With'whirh they:have stood .by. the
time honored -principles of the paity,atid hone
'honor in its ancient pre•stigeind.renowli.4-Pat•
A Nzw Rot -WAY. TO TIIV Onto Rtvip..--The.
Cfeue/umi.(Ohio) Herald, says, that a charter;
ling.been is,sued frorp. ;lie .Secretary of Stat!es:
offl.ca fur. u.rte!,v.ritilront!, to be built from Col•,
tirnbu9 .down the fruitful Seinto thrniizh
the'eoun'ties'of Frank lia;ltniti, Pickcway;
seintri.',—.F.x—Governor Dennison, ol Columbus'.;
1.4 - lubby, H.4l..Payne, end Amuse §torici
Jr., of Cleveland, and Million) A, Clement!, of
Cincitmed, nro the . Corilorribars:• Capital one
million five hundred thensa'tid • dalleriw The
survey will be corbrneneid this Week, and' : the
yoadwillhtpirj through as . fast as possible,
this•rOnd tikes': about •the
rante, as theOhici denial' Co: Portitfoutlf , . on the
Ohfr; itiv_'er, and i 3 virtually ~ reontintiation.o
the dles4lsifrit" end 'IC oh; • read to that
r.rto• "
MMMIMMM=Hei
THE Astna%tt on tun Boanatt: 7 -I.ln . 'der this
head th'St. Democrat, LOuis Degerei, iiV.
itloy ,
Tha*f el ing opposiOoti - tO'llte
, .
„amnesty: ropy,artteA 11)a loyal int;tl di, gni
border.Statee, :Is rapid ly
is;.in, truth', but' One - aitytith.;nt. - ornen , gAlie(ii
Upon the , stiP,Pct; nor yvif the..probtlo • which"
'are gaily absl hontly. eotiti'ng' to . light
tive.ot its vtarkin;ge need "wonder' at - the.
farti ,Fiipt . ri• every quarter *. .I,Vhieh` oath
washed? reb els Itorif,•the p.tithetn" have,
.been able to rench,leoriteediti the same voice: of
cOinnlaint;.bittetly . KOteatineigaillit the dias
geriatitl inPistiOe•of Ifie•ineasare: •
. .
'..TIIR !POiVit , i. HEAVR:kt TO _BR SII/INE11:-:
Piof.Newinager; on.-. 1 three yeata i .aelentifle
visit from, 'tells .us -that in' 1865`• a
comet wilt close' as endanger the
earth, DO alioulilit not attach• itself:to our
pl.inet . (its'ene ttlobule. al gnielcsilyi•r) .niir .ao
tilhilate us, .the sight. wilt be twist heititiful
o Behold.. During - three 'nights'
ne.dit;rliness, hut bs;' bathed' In bi illia tit light
of ISP lahainZ 'AS theTrores'sor is . gOW
on 'his wa,ylrotii:Ahatialia t0.8a5 . ..41.iit we
no doubt hear mare.tiorn hitn.un the 'subjeet
.
un his striving irrEttrope.. •. - • ;
Those who, with to.• slight .. Scripttiral
'rent,..loul ter the prertirlenniol.:.ndvent of
.Christ, and who see around them. the signs :of:
the last times," can vvithont any great stretch
of ,the imagination teed' in• Ptc7f4ssor
gimlet's a calculation a. partial ful.liilment- of.
the. predictiens concerning the s . igns and won
dem and shalritii , of the heavens' tit Itthe
Mg or the:,Sori of: ition,"..contained
F.t..nsao,--It is rtim . med that D:F..Johnston.
Em', it Justice of the Peace in Botklundtown
ship, elnp'd last;4,4lt tv'th cerettin young:
vvith yhom he "has been on very 'intimate
fOr s om e,
,The i'es Hr.! inpn4eil
•. . .
to have . taken
.the:cers at' Elm uoin slopping'
at Berlin's Hotel,' Clarion 'empty, the first:
night. tittheir.tispurttire. It was understuoil in
the 'tielgliberhood. last. fall, that'an, elopement
had been planne&and that the
,wife of Johnston.
discovered a fetter* 'wee
then in Crawford county, in , her husband'i
ker . the pluce, 'cete ra.
•
'Through the agency of, friends the a ff air we's
frustrated and . the Miss brought 'home. Thus' .
time was . given the ,, PartfeslO organite
s , campaign"• and changetheir strategy . i. Johns.:
ton reeves P vita and two little gii Is, from six
to - t*n Years old—a Most tatereating
Oil City . 4ltoniter. ' ••. ' • '
This mall Johnston :utis'a..r:rea.t light ' of the'
A..bnlition party in 111 . e edd 01. the eounty,
end as kno as the Be'clrfanilDemosthenste,
ti ieui celebrated for his abillty
.to abuse those.
'who differed from him 'in politics, and .irtt4 . "ll
bad matigeperally Tong Velcro his ..ichange
base.." : -Ifis,family and ,his..'victitn. are: to lie
pit ised t —;.VGna Spectator. .
Fntiaroar,ix,iVEW Yonn STATR,.—The Wastit.
ington corenspon4ence.of PemoCtet
contains piece ot.politico inform..
n!ion•wliich' ie not given by.the Lincoln; jeer
. •
frien;l of Gin; Freithot, urn: gOini to .
1Oalte• 80, 'effort :contrel• York
Saute convention oft. the 2C. , :•,h of... May:. A then
le'rono neenping n'high-posirion .the
•(1 - iirnself not At rfernnti.t ".man) • riniq to me, n
ngo,..elrer returning . from aal visit or
..t" lin In ber of . d 4 3 -3 :to New: yo - r 1(• city; that • the
fluent
. p Ilqn
:cias . of that. : eoy.
and ! hat hotter'. work Otis
beieg for , hie, lboughout the State than
for , u'q othor It,is . not:only ;noisy .
w6rk,.1 , 10 ie, - preserving:
eFteiJ. 'lraptlears thrre:,nre e . tmeetr:of
Frernont rneni thwie who nre :l'H.Vw of ,going
int o•the . •Bultimofe, enniiention.'erid..oose - 'who .
art.;ovposeil to ileihgig.. The F:.rmer
txtel.sivvly of Geritutp*:—tlie ,lattor
this week reeofl with pl , aiure,.the
regular'arrivecl..of care iii the l , olll . la;lellihiir 'and
Erit; rnoraing
.the tr.st reaula(train-left St tlary'l'(or,Eirtrni..'
Finn) to coptirct.with 146-one' !piing!, East, and
in the adtetnoOmrelurtied it.huadrmi
paES.eint,F•rs jitclitdifig'qople . ien or t:velvi
zeni o( St :)141..y . 'ii . whe wnt,cinwn in the morti
ing : Wd hi.go been in (rimed — that. the
passengers train will ltuvit daily going rust; et ,
arrNe.fnirtl, the Easi ii 'art
.
„
.We ere. also..inforineit "by..those...jane,ag .
the W 01( on. the road, that Ave:may exile
!quirt noise” . tr?.mitko ite appita,rance in a very
levy tlayisy. t h monilt..„. The '
,briihies, bet wrioi are noW
all completed, and .a heavy toree is 'sneased
Idying'the tiack, arid ;inn few. • . days have,
.it,canipleted, to this .411iiee'.•:, We fi pS , our _
think the matter :in its proper- light,.
and .he , 1111}'PI:epAr'ed do rtre.t. the occasion ('be
arrival of..*the first regular train) in a fit
I.. F oipin t ,. manner --.E14
. .
'The other day. when the war nelis was rath.,,
.er rirce and th ,, news boys slight .y tsttiek' on.
their merchandise, one of them planted .himself :
by the , Metropolitan entrance. 'and : shouted,'
tiFxtrn Star! 'Great battle in: Alabarria!!? ea .
lustily'thethe speedily found a shoelder:Strep
ped!cuslorner, who ran.his .eye
.eagerly : over
the columns tor:that hattle in Alabama.. . Be
duln't.find it, anil called out. (..You rescel,'
can't see any batil«d' t' No.", anaWeretlY the
bOy, as h widened the• gap'. betvi•rien-hirnielf
and the officer, , ti.l 'recto'" you ..don.'t.rinil
Wilreee'one:if.yon loaf round. •this, (ire,
hot el!"..Everyboily.,laughed
and the boy went singing tin the. strei..si_.”Eai
ten Stati. , o3lhei,.greatlbattla
. iirastsineton , §tar. .
_ .
,Ttlc Nei& ticition wilts tothe'oble'r.Bleir 'was a
bosom friend of ord Bob TOO, otitentoeiy, the ,
fattier of. Mrs. Lineoln,", and:. thitrieemints (or
his influence over the president: only ',think
of the impu!lenee 'Of the the railicals in Apeek
ing of the father 'of ,1101rit. Presiden t 4 Lineoln
sold Bob:Todd!", They might say'lltillial4r,
at • • • •
'‘Tutt, great Woo before the 'elitintry is thiti f
Shall abolition pot' dciwn'the' Unioni 'or
f'TPniek , v'rp.
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