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PI" in. nosh, LEA.TiIE:R; 11001'S, SI:iOES, of
iI.kRNESS", 1611 at .acili!y.'s of. nil tannery.;'•
.: gat..i.t.e•atiljetion givr-t1... , ;:...:., .. • • 1......
Conn. ctrl with my ,
'lppoery,l hav ti 1.3.40t'f:
biloe factory, and 11 . :irip..,3 Shop..
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P.ortAv,-Pa., Yew. J, 1802. .v51,8v1.
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tri H L SI/ 35C1iItlEEi'ahnotitices -frel he
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raw or.coote-e. • .
Those.
lavor, me with .flierr•patrn.nage
tio'ciiuse to cornplitio';.eithi , r as- to
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1864.
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T. 111) 8A11)11110 POST,
~T he oldest and be Of tho Weeklies. "
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paper is now in •ti Orly- Mit 1. 'V e art,Hwoultt Onitly nu ;
pounce in pieta- PPeFpOO.l.l9. for 1501,, that ,thee assign
maintaininy hi( it sir weekly Vie ti has al
ready acquired as • . , ' • .
.• A Firs,. ()lass torikry Pape.r
They have rckson tat belie Ie that the stories •of Nit&
Wt,Uh, author el-I-List Lyme," Sc:; MISS 11IINI/1)0N,
striherof "Mount's Victor'," Zeir;.MAIIIO.NIIAIII , AND,
author of &e ; DX' . O A. TONV
SBN, • rn
I.nuerous ,Aber excellent-writers have 'been
gyne . rally,r.sgarded es possessing the, grenlest merit and
the moot isbioehing interesti unit limy de:4;n procuring'
tor The. Pot In the future ni the past, the best Swint.,
...sketeher, and other Literary Xerelties - which they, can
pos,ibly obtain.,• They intend ciammepelng •in the first
pipertcJaanlryl•
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A NEW • NOVEL, BY MRS. WOOD;
. •AutL,r.of uErAt
sneet.s, n,piessly foritinriled to 03 from
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'fhb; story will i...• Lulled . . , . ...
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! . tEttet Lynne) , . , . t , . •
: . fi t ti.idltittit to the Stnete, ettitteti eihresslyfor At
Piis!, - itit Edit•Jr hise strives to lay bef”re, Its r.adaro . , the
het, diotle..4 lion the EniMelt reetddtchte,lind gives in od
d:tins to the Talis ond•Skeidlitte,•inore or tees Azricul.
tut•At Matter, with it Itid.llei Receipt ; News, not Alirket
Iteliii•Litients, every . whek , '. •.. . • .- •
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We mill Caine. tii nit:, p , e-on .-..te :lain:: thirty enter "infinite
t,,.Th, p,.,[,itnil .'7ixty. Doll tra, one, of IV/let /or .4. Ira.
arm's Ca 0,,,p0d s.,,,•ipg. At
I bhih.l. ',Oat 1), it wy yell
for Fefleclii - a Vellat,i.; , 'rile . ontel(tiea will lie' eetei.n.e;
now at life inaiinfaetery .in Nov Va:, era, of aria .for
wardetl free of . ..eirt,l; with th .1. exr . v),t iiil if fr.: i.y . h a. -
In T ir,le.!ul we the se hi.,ei thee:: /or Oita Pl•enitiilll,We'pr.s..
fee that the thirty eubnaribtira alum lil lie ti'rinturrea at the
I ezit;se terms of Two , Dollaari • for t'Hei • hitt . at' lore Mit;
taunt he aone; they env ba piocu in eat et nu r.elitli eaten.
"en I the It tltheo a 01,11iiety .1),41iir,110. , warded to no lie
n -e.,:h by the nneson'iliNleiwt tho' initellin. The pupae Will
lih soi co LiiiTeredlt Post Wii'co ifeNvir% . .a. Every Ott
initreelleatinit it ayes thou] I venal ihrin with' the money
.ac jilt as ehtolnall an thnt the kit 11A . -11 he . ..g tifilY begin ..at
.ono to reattlyit iliaivlinttiWit; and•not boeonto al,entlaied'
nxiih th ,
_delay, .Wluni a he, whole intiriber'of IIHIllea(lliIr
t y,.)' WO the eartle limn ol'Or loottoS , a Sixty ilollees.)111 re.
Culeiti, the in - teltipat'ooll loa daily foalroyaloal - . ' : .
T (1 AS 1\ ) C
copy, 000 yr.e.tr $ 2.01
offe yo.lr, ••• • •• •• • • • • • • ..... ......... • n 00
4co mm y•wir •,• ' • •'-ol 00
90,1,1e1, not unetn g4iftr.np Of Chill ~• 12 0 . 4
20 dap10:1,'01000¢ gol,tdr up c 1.11) .... ... 1,0
009..enpy . ur . rufr us! oun.Pctile. I,ntiy , s •
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blakhig l'olitied Capital.
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Reports constanity.-arriVing. trom - Washing 7
ton tity.seein to.eOnfOrin.-thei . belief the
Greatilncompetent has again. - tlonnedi:lco' tvnr
pitimes,Put 'oh tho paint of
. 60 war • pat h;' and
is bOslly.engaged.i.n goading General:Grant.On;:'
Ward to-the aircrineplishment of ,sorriefiting that
pan.be forfared
;ft seems to..fiave . : entered the Oresidentlarcrani
um, at this' late' , day„.. that . Mmethiri:g • more
tangible than the..slow development •ol . etnaii•
cipatind thedrief , ,.iS demanded. ttyt the Nitit
peopleOhat two henitreirtfiniand,elaites Made
free; 'although - tangible enough' in a 'material
point.'olvieW,'have.had but ii . .tritling effect in
restoring, the. disrupted Union;.•and that, 'to'
'recover . . froni.an.outraged people the.erinlidence
which his wanton and.uselesti Waate - of iife,anil
treasure had estriingetl it has b t i com i,
ceiskty . to itnatigurate. at' least.. oneittnilitary
moVtlment not dlrfetly • aidied at tbe.catchingol
negroes. - But„. although. the:
ments that . may occur frOm. the desitie."to
aaieve;ies'olts not . iminedititely ..destrin tive.
- n1 slavery; rimy restore;:in - a measure . , thit.cnri
fidenre 61tbe'Pi esident'S .old. and • disaffeeied
friends,l)e . designor them will spring leroM iio
higher .sentiment than policy. 7 l 7 the.secoring of
. become convinced that a
ini:itary'rstiibit Must be muds tb lboliPople of
hia tour years' administration; but he. finds no: .
dining in his viegro . policy that will - bear.seititiny,
That pc;lick has kt.pt ttrestoration'of the
cinnidetely in abeyance,
aid it is evident in itim.that the people, - yi hose
vote , hii seeks: know 'it.' In' the' inauguration
of military itinvenients-nowi - ricit•based:rm .that
policy, he ran haveLno hi4t.r: obje c t: in view
Coin the rhe.ktng of present polettical
a bad beginiong.i.of term he expects
. iri ri,a Ire a good' ending, bv, striking a a-irons
~-in.l,l.4n.irdta blow :lA:the : l 9 li in arr.s.assil
ai met.
rirrangit.ii arid perhaps
blow • be 'sy roe lc.. so c .
a vt.in by -I ht, merest'
Cir;urrti it's-surci•ss.ibe awarded. to'
might' s'nrc,,(l
aothe 'ilarsieut enlhusho m;
th...n.eveTy , hinu bovine inten arrotr.llll . llv. ,.
,I,jl. the ~,r o:l), l irY crop.
;is.he,l,ll). oio duel:
h , r,!t.fnrii - A 1 1.mil;tarj.:,cnov..,
row; fi a .
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he If unitary
nr.!;r2
,tv" ! 't I . .sntur irs a y... •
•Tite .. .trntrot rte f ,"..,• nur,t
4 1.. F a 1 v tiy+. a .01
Cap.l,o in pi Ifi'• h•1"711
'with w;iclt . to bete.re - •111.. tor '.heir
stff' attet...' bot the
teP potato effot t bleb ha%e'ln,triretl..:rho poll
fhOttltl beerintittueti by.. biro toetit
stitt'ress cio',,vti his political' atlt;rtitiorts or
. thdal ordrip. dir,bit The forcing .of the
arm is to run the'.rista of bottle prim': jo..the
;Prsi . tiettria,l to.mnko•for'titrn .Ititodi
etortOleartirti,•exbibit ilet•per.tte. straits.
'ioNirhich the political as . pinint
and is H a coloptete.coefestt; Oil 4 hat 11,t ;afr ; 1d
to go before the pebide witbt,Thts' previous
Wfiide Li)coly is lii.isjilistrii'ng.th Make
I;tile politieal 'capital 'out Of- 'h.... - . precioici
bleed of . .mi'r citiien : soldi , -rv, he 21: nat idle' is ,
other rhanseli.... All !he ^engitiery
komen to-the cor'inpt-calyd hick 'be•
Surrounded, Las br.e.n set . tii walk., • Thr
rosses or the Tr_te . sary Drpqr.inent .hate
done-their wrath I:vedl, and
deeplybeeli 'fii!t in all lie. - as4e .
already held ed'etions for' 'ate• ' A.M.!
. I ,sl.lll:','ltowei•er,..or those ;•lectiitis,'' hare' not
'been • batihdattory et Washiti.ltrin; hitt have
been the'eause'fifirdich ghilty alar,n and resew=
e d financial' 'f;: , cer titor. ••..Marylaml, al though
her people: haVe. been' bought,, bullied and
tiaioneteil.,-are 'scarcely -yet. order, •thr: A bold:
•tion 'herd, and may
,becoina `disci tnralled.—.
li'..entericy end ;11 . irsconi•i hreaten to'fight
free l?Allot, and are 'taxing the iikrnost' talent
pf t lie' nail:split:ter . .to . Iterti them in a • proper
state'ol servitutle•to hie imperiaddesigna;
.• although, the'shies are daikerting to the .
'northward over the aspiration's of the. Great'
joker, ilid sat ra pcy. or l'etines<ee is regressing
finely towards absolie..sm ander •:the
. itod rod
of Johnsen'. The people 'of th,it State . clear
.inr anil.Johnsort- , :if they : sate et'
all. • The r'egtilatioas'a rid oath there prescribed
lot'electdrs, setting aside , their heinous 'cher-'
.acter ale another overpowering
,ploof of .6e .
trepidation now acrieng • the sho'dily
feeders; . acrd shoW, iu sortihro to what
miserable shiffs . and dastaiilly tyrannY'lmeites
'will resort to gratify ,their-liti.droi: their, wealth
and: power. Taking all these into ac' ,
coinid,:theie is a reign'of ten ribt: agony in .
,the
camp . of the "cor:roptiorifsfs . at-• Washington..
They have-seen a sign blaz'rig•upon - the . '
They have guessed its import,. and, guilt-cov•
erect and soulless as they , are, they have-'deter=
mined
,to., hurry the armies , 7 -the. S a tes : -...the
Governnient—'-to destrnetion eternal - -before
Jtistdee shall overtake anid,stnite:therri to 'the'
earth.''.Let the people keep their ryes cpett
the negro-freeing - traitors to- the Union;
. Und
those Sl'Your Aviv) . have, sons' 'and ..brothe rs
rite tanks'or,'oar ,noble:' soldiery rein - ember
:whence caine -the :fi4loWing atrocious
" .. Eth , ryi drop of 'llOO.l ihid is .¢.4:sticiredV(l6.ff
jar"Linrol?." . , • , • ' -.-• •
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Oua stern eetl . lotig 7 entluring• father's; the
stiob4 - :‘till . F.1111 . 31111i . ttiante of the revolutionary ,
l'irne,..fought and died in their tracks, .to etitalt
ikha glorious Union. Aral tlinse•vile
s s•ty they• -sooner lie. 4u:it
And dir in their tracks, thati.see the'Unien , be
witne, eguitt w what. the' fat hers made • it. •..; itV!;11;
let .
in their tracks .nits
„el. their
ally:Where' `itllll and a nyhew,- ..eh
'they, 9411.jutit about_ it: ,t.ltern
.sta . tid,uot upon. the order, of their dyin g , , but
A w E. , tit of AltisschilsHrs
i,ored jit rho •rol'ent io
, to 0111 °A
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ern' 4;01P' , 1 (ITlAiftri '.. 4 :110111.:.1eny... , 1iS:4111110.•-•=4 , ;(11
Itl- , 5.11.110 40,000 ilirsg,ll ; 1(1(0 (ra01:411 . fe11e,.%;,31:,5
w repot io for Morton & Iriitickot "io'ihr! St !re.
1%16 them mit and Tirdiitria is ovvivv, , lnkingj'k.
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: • D,,.1864..:.
My Dena Sia-Your letter:of the.Sth r being.
directed to LegingtOti, did not . teach . roe; tillaaet
Saturday, when paid My.:weekly : visit: to my, ,
family, of .children . anti:.4gand 7 Children. l You
May :remember that :in'lSOCl:,:tbe:.l.Juion partY,.
With . `
tlie Writer
.ea . their candidate, carried this ,
Stately over 23,000Mojinity,against the:l44)oe'
power of:ihe Nationatand+Stets::administratinn
and; of courseil•cannot allow intselfto neglect
•my Official then, esSinea.: Our
.commenced an'adjoorned .
.and will probably hold'on for three weets,.yet.
come; if ter. that,.. e:foot lose, hint
fell diSpOsed.to devote my,Whole diene' end en
ergyto the great cause in whits out hearts:and
judgmentenre all engaged. I have never stink ! .
-en to en audience iii. your State, and •shatitd:Lie.
espeCially . pleased' to meet you' .wlth .friends
and.coostilt with their . ; freely the lei Mite .
st.ttc..Ofthe•tinnei,'.and the Pd future:silo!).
• Is'n to •constitute history: • . ••'
•In my deliberate. jinlsfinent, • if .Meg Lincoln
is . teleleCtody we'shill . nave a - - , .tnilitary: depot
ism fas enetltifion' us alLlotii• children, with a
'standing .arMy.Of tree nfgroe.jaiinissoriei.: : At
they' may be 'Confined' todocat ions south of
the Susquehanna' and'Ohib, but unless vii,egree
to be t,xSif.also nitlih standing eiMY'of white
inen.severarhundied thousatiestrong,,they- will
'now and . .then,..be . be' sent across
. those duets
jus(preeintiog ioripoetant eltretion4; Fu ordee to
presertr.o The(i,.overninent is ' now.
crectinZstrong; portntinent.•fortift , :itioas.al the
Cost of dollars, throughout Ken-.
tacky; which jlie.A .trouti
blosonne'bostkr State. anti-filling with ne
griornedierS, mainly recl'uits iron loyal Citizen,
Toe same.:thinsf,..'is • being done . ; •} know
from. Ciiiro.lo the. thitii tha't Ml%.heri the re•
hellion is out, anti the
paten" fOr that rproira tome—the whole .
if:tn.:thorn country f . .;:cilltis,ive
c, nlrol of the free riegines, Which .. .State IMes.
onil cOnsiiint inns °Mite' sire! or h.-1,1 f o r naught
' . Fhe We'stern ' rt:d:Soot wcs t Sta . to4
to th.ir iorr,,W 7 When : ,
thus. under this ignorant A (rlC:in en/it:rot, !he).
will lie•forr:e:l In submit . ... to f'fit•lti fon)
danger, or titian:lfni all lit• rei t a de.
.Tho ck„ttoop , are , n•q.s .
nod (4,.ori"ifs of L , rtf...olti.dr, its. • , Erery . A holr•
.I,Fer9.. to ;
am! ! . 'ce I • h-if.ro ,
urt•oris - sit atti, noc.: 3 r
Tilt , . r•t : vot it to :Ontlet
tfo'it olis•r rnit•;:t; w.t tt in Ito.
.4 •, 0 . - 94 I
'rfhirr f..;!.c•trF; rogimen . , neat.!;
RI-t.t•icky ri
•w••th Itill noistc, innonfed art gf/oil;
fiti'••ly. dressed . . nr,l ' with: lancy caps, :crtricil
.le. i te , .;tkey. I sew three regiments of Whith VI . -
lry, or rpnbriteA infemtry as they Were t.erri , :;tl
from lifirtois and Inoiols 7 -jpst
frOru S:Priemn
we:try;,(for they reeae.alt on triOt,) . .wbir're2e r etr
'elehbes ap,..f dirty shirt 4, irenilina their tray i•lo•
wly throPah - .the,rity, tusdine•temporary camp,
until the:y cook! be sera tin a riot ber'expelli t inn to
thelrob:; the.ntg , ,ie't wepl , l be lefi'bebi•
.td, ins tiad . ing t.hro:eli:tbi, Ccrpity v] be...rlevi . l
our titizms and kfie.p.-opr families in c6ostglit
• 1. think' rny of The
01 . 11 . 0. r if th . ey'wotil.l kcitites . s . r.chr I,,tracc
woriletrrilr'sol•3! • . rnirilFon•tolFH. pullo
in Nirvornbc:ri' and pvepp•to ‘5.1v0 r he - country, by
noco'for'a - Dvnoci auie:tic•ket, as I
Dolly re..-..iproc ! ttr your I irul expreeiicins
.er,Foi!al yee.llll 2 • d the . my •
• VFrytiply:youra;•• • . • .• •
. • . LESLIE COSITIS..,
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.13 1' H. PINNEY,•JuIiet.. 111.• • :
In ihn e,intse . of the si;eech made by
Gov. PhiNdeliihia; h . e..inaiie the fol..
in•A'ingnllusinnto the positive n6Cesity of .
other draft early in , the .Siit ini;, if the • present
policy of Mr. Lincoln is :eoentinnetli •if no
steps are taken availouiselves:of the
which on? successes have oh
inineil for 113 to pro'plse•honerable . .findn'rhteie t
'LI; teems for, the termination of the:war. Let
the, f4oiiterelloci:th , it a o.' Lin -
eoln'spnpy•y will iss..iii•e4.lly,inviOVE the ne!!es— ,.
siiThere . inifldateil •
. .
' • The mtin. Who were drafted this 'year . .nrider
the.' five hantir'etl' thtiusand but
yeti tm-se'rvey The ,thiee,.years! set,
were taken intMtheamlY ISq. will. go' out
of the Service :
.Their term, : beg,
in
ta'expire die Spring. l ..l6 'nine -.mint.ths the
need. the 14 rgsst additions thnt have
been tria'ile to. it utAtity one time; As the
administration, shrank' front ceiling for, riore
three years men. just ,befere'an election,
-places, to be eacated - by the one, year-men mast
be provided
.te.be'filleti.in mine - months
'thits it is ressenablo4o belleve' t hat the. largest
.draft that line yet been rriatte heordered nt
the beginning of the year - 1865, ' I 'rp not
speak • unadsfsedly; . for the ..adminisfration
has intimatedi to the abet „tliesc-t xmict
Other dra'ft....The State of, Nett' Yot lc hud I
furnished an,excess of - three years; men, hod
I asked . ..that', ;in. making :up the • cptota of
New York,- one three years' man. shottltl - he
counted an eneal 'to ;11 - free one :year's
Ther : said they :enttld ,ttot do. that .is they
needed '‘ men itnMedialleiYi hut lh"Y I r"...
videtd, Ihat,a thrite; , years' ma mshOuld count
'as one man on 'Otis' draft, mid
: es one roan
again:on' tit* thi rtl. tl rat t , :and thus. :tbe..mat-:
ter' w.nitld he equaliged.. 'So - it, appearss train
dhisdhat we are to have 'at-least two dreft's
more. IcYoiee--- 14, That's.r . efreslictig. Five•
ry- maMkno %vs' tMit
, we toast have' this fa-titer
draft.' A Iter, ward's entled;- antler 'the, policy
,of, this adoilaislration be 'compelled
to: uteaint - aimlartpt ermies t,t bold d pimple lof
,th+.' Shtith'.irt,sitbjeft ion , to carry out. the, Lan'
imipatinh •Preclamation • and the.'i - confiSeat ion
. . . .
. ..
Jr-13 ds'sertill thn t
. ttle Shoddy liiiiih..o; hie
Lim:•ii'iti•tn . ..iiitt- n ejt• lion), -the §lnin inilon'n - • V. , ' -
JO , : 0 Nil -elscwhi r:- I. ..':Virenla. Anil 'colonizing
them -in this. State•to vithi foC.Liocoln. :li his
inattr.r should belooked into. • . -. : • . •
, 9.1
An oilier, Diaft, TmpOling:
MEW
n ErusilCnn inass.ranpriNG
he•ReptthlicaniSlass.Meet'inw on,'Wetines—'
day its atiended-r-socrio • think the
meeting was AS largelts that Of the, Democrats.
the :cloy. liefore. Mi., Greeley: , Veal
curd :}lUnilieil.f.'o,A3rpor fate d ,ove tram.
our Meeting'to ice the . man,.who is :more kw::
iponsihle I hail any - other*e m to In the North,
for the bloody sOite.hciw".tiport us,. 1 Mr. Greele3r
was not . ,in the, hest of spirits, ...}le, talked
aboot two hours am( a'hall:the burden of his.
speech beine• it ii!bosh of hie -.declafations . and
opinions lii:lSLit3 'and 4.1360. .1-le.. admitted he
wits for “let tine the Suoth 'en," • iii..'lS64,*e.r.ll
said he 'owas. sill in . l cor'offetting theal,irgy
a majoroty of the peorte here so decided by
their vs:tes." wanted He
.iettleil' the people' of the South -to derulo, 101;
der?rimainslY.. upon' a full distuacion • co
the %Ashok qtiest ion the. tiecifile of the South
&sit e t 9. ti issni-ti their eon nectien is it h. the' tin ,
1141/j he:V . V(111111.frol-no do so,- and . rvoulA oppoie
a Iva! upon . them!" •
..' The war, has, : been' wiaed for:neatly .
yeari.; Mr.. Greeley; and the Soother peo—.
ple;lnice .- o,Own* by mote ahnn ,1 heir' . ..ballots
.that they wish.to be released . from the
teslirrinny ilo'..you; wally ...to
.satisly , you
. 1 t the,tpuOVle of ihe . South •won!.
to go olot .01 the : Union? This is not.. Demo
cratii•iiiiatrine, it is reptiblican doctrine ii(tcr ,
eil by' the chief priest of the
:fanatic doctrine is, ,, Tbe, Unien'at all hnzardl'
• Union, ihe one. condition of; pei9e--Wti
• Air. f;treley .rii,l„ not' help J,jeceiti . 'or his
. - We think' he inj,;tiedl.it,and . .Vve
are ii; 4 ,t 'glad that so trinity. Deinodrats ,were
pre'eent; It. renewed :their. faith..in :Derr.o
cratie prineirdee. `lt gave no gtreneth to their.
enetrats. 'We 'wish more.fanative:like.Gre'eley.
(could eqtrw'here'and talk. - •
We' subjoin ,nninioria Nom'
1861 ib.daie.. few .firlq-oninina4, of
as.s an : l ladtir in Ufa .Rvpnli
lican.i-anks, Thlirliwi 'Weed, They wilt
pay pr i sual.
th— Tiiiinriel,l Nov. 9; 1860.];
lltbe.ruttgn sjeel
ter oiii•of the. Union than,
it'i4;l - Tna
fnseraiii. inlay be ft orT,
6 , tt it f-Tist , 9 ;teVe , dr . h”,t. •
~ • •••• . Ineo
The if any State.lo;rvnain in
iiaryth- is Vv!
T. woi ! draw from the Union - is qiiileenoth!lr
realty, and when. ye: a coneidrrobic . section
of cur. Milan .1 - 611 rtr libarstaiy : r r.p.solve to go
nt we shit!, oil earKtipi meitiiirrs daaigh4
4 , rp i4cul i n.it. )Velinpa never to, e
in Ci rop,;fllie.•wh'erent se:Minn is pinned
bayOpeio..
[Fiotn the Tribune cif 15C.0.1
If thO,rMtnn•S , .ites iinitedty: -end earhostly
tviih to a ithdriv,.v lioneefully from the; Union,
kti.e think . they ul,lOuld ..an4l,,Avould be edlUvr . ed
. to do so. • Ally
,e 0 terrint , them 'by'
folFe . :o tr;rria.in would ljexonttary to the priri - -
riples
enupriared in theirs mo.riat7 Decl.,,r4 Hoe .
of •Inde:7ll , l , •fice, cr,ntfiry to thelu'oda nento .
ideuuun ~ yhielt human libeity, is bused.
• • From the of Dec. 17th 1660.]
•
.•,
.
• , If, it '
.c
the I'Wolara,tinn of.. .Intlepeationi!e*,,
jq s lifi,;;l 'the . g fro6 . .4;ae•Britisti • Ern; , -
pire , of thr'eo'ln4liOns of eoloni*t's in 1776, we,
• not cee'.Wlty it world pot jaeti ty'the Cp . e . X
S f or so, the . ): nrs from effit
teal • C,,ra in 1801. ' - • •tr wo tare. iniq'ttizen 'on
• thEi'pa.,tit, hrlt some !,113r1t , tii
•show tok.,•eilt nod
.111 y.? - I%rr • nar ou•n part,
whit,. tdn ' tfc•ny ht . 'of Flovollohi«Jo to
itgainst• the w,lluf'thr lattr, we
eu+ , iiut see how' twin/y' pedp. , ,; -
ri1,4.111.1ty /e9hl test, o'r five, do' a tested V, nor/
;i4tlt . them by . • • '
,•
CFlom.thE; T:ibune'of Feb.ruary'23,,lBol.]
. .
We bare ri•peate.l"/ . . 'said. . and we
. .once
.mare insio;.thet ibe•grent principle
by J' fief:Jot! in Deci:.-rotion .of A meriea
.indeperidcrice;tbat - goveinny•nti• derive their
just powrrs from the consent' of the
,governed,
is. sound a;ltt that i.1aye(0.4.15,
the;cotton States, or'.: the . Gulf Steleschimse to form' en Indepcnil.mt they
have a cigar moral right to.dp . so. •
Whenever it,.ahnll be clear that be great body
of the.Smrthwu peOpielrav liccorne.c.Onelusive..
.Iy.'elieriated (foal' the...frninn; and arixicius'.4) .
.eseeijai froai ;sill do our beat to f,rvv . aril
tlteir-yiews•- . : •,.
;It.en'd .Whitt•Thurloiv'Wecif.s'ais. •'
"[Finrn:the Al6anY , rier, to, 1601:1
. .
nominailiin .
at4d ;t Iradeis•werp in a 011 P piracy to lore'.'
sigood by
i t ors f the Beevi:ipik • Past, Sodr.a I
og;'aboos pleoillor; oar
Wu proj.ct of . an'oth..r • Presidential 1;6-
n dee bandon.d napl days' piltv icias : to
the theet kg of our State Coolientioit. ,
Wurniiig iron! Mr.
. .
• • I have differed. Mr.
'Greeley on "public questioos.. 1-• did .not be.-
Neve, as he did, that 'ddieftameryoik of 'soniely
teuld be rearenized arider FiiiitieiSm, nor
it been: .• • • IDID.NO'r WITH'
IN INVITIN G . St.II.e.S'.'to
(torn did. not . 4'gree . Iwo
.atid Ale. Obese polley'.6l . drieiti`g
Poirder.States out of .th'e , Union. No.de
lieYeAltat TIIF.III . WAR-POtICY, is
'teir 'to • PRF.FiERVE .11iE GOV:ERN MENI 4
REsToRE TOE UNION. Y. W.
Itear.kiiin from Time Weed.
:The Five more a ny of
in Ow Ar:brlisop--apti ani wtij
felt whem
.114.> da nr iie;'c;onbibtlit , comae
THAT IV.I'CICED, 0 11C1 D SLA—:.
'VERY LEADERS IVOULD.I3AVE TAILED.
t. ONSU "Al NI ATE • THEIR ~ TREASON'.
RUT 'TOR Alt) •RECEFTP.D, PROM
FRIENDS:" ‘ • , 4THE:
ALi—
`OL 711 - ,NORTIF,• eniit.t not
loaf . :
- • • .N.
Thurlow Weed'• Rteplieesi
. .
i.t...enmet vT'.to tlntle..gi'nhil that he
01.Ct.arles 'Snrriner.. 1-10 RACE GREE.
I.l;;Y; . llerry.NViirit Ba.icitei; Rcr., have obtain
in br •eptitlitei o(- the var. 'it 'mitt rFt
a tit IU:11Pil of tIi.RF.BEELICIN,aiId 0..1)E
-STR.UCTIQN.rif the Governm;mtt. T;
• ' •
;-L • • •
" ;4. , . • „
• ' • ••• •
. .
. . , . „.
I did ..thtee yea an . . .
maani6;,, the e - ..! or abolition infitteni.oo;:• nor,
thluahAeicely tlenouricr,tllo I• Ptit - n•
the duty, ofwarning the •11 , /but then.
wai. only Pi.;;Thetici. now,
LITION..INFLUENCF, . CoNGREBI;t,"-. :
A ND'IN . :THE CABINET, AVE' liCiVl3ll:ll=' .
ED TII.E . NIILL lONS OF 'POLL A ANO
DIZEPEN E /TE ' RIVERS OF - . 800-Di
- A
SPENI',NG E :SREGIN A t, * A R
LONG .. AS.:§tTOII INFLUIENcE,g
CO II NSELS SWAY TUIF. • GC/VE.IIN NI ENT,.
PRO)IISF.S :NOTHIIG •BUT AN INTER.
MINABLE .CONFLICT OR AN INGLORI - .
O:US TERMINA VON: • .W.
. .. . . . .
. .. . . . . ,
AN Ir . opioirt, ELtCrwity.ottm, IIvr.T.HIN
FronirMitrki:ord; gy.; the caplint Orilla i §cati.;
;:veAluve'.;Teeiyell a ec'py•ar 140 Lrxinivon. Arti ...
(ionti I t.r.autt • tt • 0 'of Ow' a.miiii,rrath.)h . ,
of
.the.. 1814009 er. The leatlit l a., '1110(.1n - in
a :itiiteti)ero. ot the Man 'to h* obeeriied there'
i ll 'epr i thiethig the hex! Oaelfor;: 0111 th,et4erii*
Arop t teari4. on nit ivtio • vota:-4 , 4 McCtilloif,—
. ..
. . .
..Tl - iv' esi - flepoAl, etectiee,,, rtli ktirw;:
he..St.h Of '.lcov.ein het' nelt %Ownn al)
whoiye entiilUd.to . vote r will ha ye..
.opp9r
t on iry . of
.14,?, or foe lb 'Sotit h . erit
j• ae y, • AI I. !Ili vote for the. former
%.'t• Ill.prnve I vv.s stirp;rior to tf,e rcoF , gr.ur' :
who c.ict: Their, sulfre;.ke for.ah. 'litter-
v,;ill'l.how wit 60.54 t
gre Kerg tick itit,Fl If t
they. thtilc (Rare "4,t ilaverY the'n the i;(;ve:n—
rrient, their* Country, •.yea lor
).0)els• arid ail ors , the , woolly'-herded. nt gto
ber , ornes• t • '•
Vl' 40 ARE ENTITI.E . LI TO, t't:Tl:
. .
... , ilil pe rit rime yenta 'Dr..
rindwho
!. I nve...rvhf,red i ,
n , hstate.w
ro ,yrprs. !II
the district,in .
they to n•r,ta'sixty
slaps previous MI the alret inn; of - pore; year in
tto pountry anti exty. doys 'the tlisti t,•afe
entitleil.M.vote. at , the catmint; election;' pip !
v bow e . :ek‘r, Ihst have not in, tiny
shone,' it ennee or fiwin, Riven 'MI,: comfort,
•ootiosrl.o-.imernitagetnaht now .:exislirug
rebellion, or to ibiwe LIIi4i!),CT .
hf:
§taieSsor the StBt e• .01 Kentucky: • kriy,
tiervive.of Mil; ..1.:m.i1; however timiteil, per
tOrtneilthe rebels, Ale . party per
foi.roing• . 1 1 (.1viCe' from vot ing,..nmi no one
Word, .aet or • deed, ai d ed or. en
coufageil • the relielllibn, sh.oultl ender, the
lientuctty:loW be allowed to vote. ..One day,
one or even- . a inornent'i.nervieelii their.
:CHU:* Fe Dry 4.aparity- relttitqcrs, will. !7Xcluile
Inudditon to the :above,
.Erntucky
.rohliettt:
vote et • their : reEpective hornas,
have,dright to. vote: e9y,where• in the: Stete
lh'ey trilty happen to o,l:•the day ; or- the
Uncut:J:lo'6ns., Union mori • proposi. ac
- Oft; laity doer niittn i l . thitttione,: 46.119. 1
that, WriOi...:•oi'sfreiichin.4l•
. liy:' • thei.. Kentucky,.l. l W, edsihis vote.. They are tletertnin-,
eti• tiokfpit'y thii,stt'who are by taw
. ent •tu .
eute; shell iri, .su et• I he. carnir,..g . The
1, iStte Yof et;eline,ei its county y titte.ll.
alit, they me all .knoikrids// tnl;ked, anti
be' rtialembete4l,•,niitt. it :,Useless
.a i ly . itletta .veter to tiiinielt at I.lla.potlif
.
.
•• A fter . he Mee inl.puil•bool,a .
,ibow
how each hen his vot», 'owl :these
born:a will ee;y c001.,..1104t0 ave . er,tain, w11:1
ore'. • en.! velitur the.
4 , .Yl)llPfrieo present - I beinaelviaa beim... , our bniutl
of . :tia . Ber, iteclafing their'. 'loyalty,
they iv.ll . ,
hove to- foie,: fbe. poil.booka to
.a'arop them as' traifois,:lf•..they.- hive . vot es!
(web. admired by J,ell.
Do C r.; , tor lybo.";ri rebel' Oilier:, 'stroi tot s .
on& area Look before . you.
fieWarr, bo(orr it is . • •,•-•
'The coneinoiril thia
woul4 the minion of. n Eiiroffea . n . •orris
pejo!' in Ptlail . or France.. - .Wlidt c'e 'men be
thinking ol•n•hen flieY-Wfrer,alieb itigiirnents as
this:fo•AtineficatiO • Isobe •uhl .'gbi•ry. gone lor,
•ever,,tbni torn ilie• A itietien n•
•6n cowed nod .A.fne ti
i icon
,lpo.l.furroni.
w.iterhy' tbreat'a as ibeaa .tioth
paper V‘isrria6it nation .woolil ‘fle-serve . ..to .
curet (ts'Pnd, ioich threnta
minds of ber sots. • • ..••
it . 11,ebelifor Limbhi,
, :We ttive. Oaays: contended Aar *a largii
:161slia.D Of :ha people•cit the Stint h .were -Will-lug
mail notrit-usa to return to the Ottiim., Ati : long
us 11, Attiilitjo . ol-at a • . : Mit.in fruietter, -mid none
tun Such a a's ratill;taltd: ter . ma era ofr-red. diem;
-they ate jolt ati at.tem ri-nelit"liii: the original
Fec4sionits thrtns B
elveti , at upon .the : erine.,
foreshadowed j iii ''t he '-e i cit go Plat tot rn, ;it tial
Generipleelellan's-letter of arc-inance, they .
would eery. soon...he
. s..relig ettott4h . der carry
ineet or the 1,6i10-S' RI t eg. 'lbis class of South=
ern people no tlaribrpr'Ste-r •the triiiiripli of-•tlut-
Dimioetat . to the pres.Mi contest: - VicetPresi;
delli . B . trpherie and coe• BluwO,. of Georgia,
~,,,i M . ,-,-• P.,,,,yc e ,: . nt South ce:ridiria—adways
.01.v - rat:a-live men—al ,:-..arnon,4 tlioirioo..- pro
minent lead.era of this class.':. . - .- .
. . , . .
But-if your alto - the Simon Pure rOets - --those
who are It s'eparatioii tvt eH hazards, - -you
find 11y tri in Incor Of Lincoln Ici'a
loc.k.Opoo i,is re.(7lection as Ilia only clang nese l l•
loc the ucCotnidttinnent of their
..The'. - 11.c binned If ? ..l.4aiiner, is the risil4.o,lg4ll of
this cl,asi 38 it th e.' . .BffiCiqi 0c,. 5 0i , 1 the
..11i . chntond.,Goycrttraent..... II.: - itsissue of the
vast. ictoiolay, week); it deVotes
long, sfrtide ibis sulject,ioitnifesting.veut
tdeitsure.at the editor. conceives tohc.
thelavor . able. prospects of Lincoln's
The,tiiticlej,eatiCrly toU •long' for. our col,'
- tunas; L e t.-the .following 'extracts, being , the.
•ihoinicg sod 'fait 'spec'.
.n.eos of the .whole.. ..."
." • .
-"Some t3obt. .rastrains,, as to the . .politicat
cornplexion of. rentp:yty,arw'i: . The pro . ts of
the Uniti.d . 41,4tr:s...haslictor4e .So` radical!y
rwe.t , q4cioust.hat it - is imposai)kle•to cruet
siti their riccipititt r 'i'vpfi Of an e.Y.ent so oitii?lic,
anditlaiii as . th 7 testilt of an election. ' Sothe
days may yet etApee before caltitiide i'vaftarit-
=E==ME
.TIIE
ANf)or,TI 4T :DAY,
' , 44.4...5 ,k,173
..r~~;.::N , .~~
.=~_::.,
eil, .But voc.entortultc-stroniCAttlfttri • •
rploibricana
first to.hauetona;.ntl - cotfracttl64lo4o#44 . 4 ) .-:'
Orisent' may. rotethAdo#.t44Sit.lioo4":,
oij . Al,/liarte
' Bugle root •• to,.fit'!!,.tj' - ,tiny - ;, i lns'4 . jOif,ig.tiaikksti4 l . .:.
defy -the UotaittgAituf - FOtillat)Tttit,
1ai..'in 5 44 , r 4110011 Y. 4 • 60 4044 0 1•,?atik)-?:
iAO I
r6r'ci jrtto,tite BOP; 14. 14 :41400'44:4c0#,A0144,P-.::•:
'bag d 4 3, ,44 " 1 1 41 r4 4 0. 1 .14;AP (01101414::
tfie:pe j)!a•of.the Ja tate,*
to ro: eleetlran,. they:: 0.1,41 piuesiii
eattthlishinit the Ihdepehdotee:cififte o gottehe%tAVit . 4t,
t• • biing la ie.:. a tittles .4)64-
.1..,;ne01n..i ha ii Ut -1,;or t
cootinuatiodja-blllea:Ueill.:!rutpira?,-at*-.."-
.pry Boothitya btaitat with the' resolve'tiOnle ! . ,
itoieto-ntlauca as i4e.onty a;tarnatitouc'tu ,, ititt.„ .. '
''
HE WAR,.
. .
, • Genet:M. Sheridan hue sent- anathei:,•''diefilitellt"
;tient thetontest in , . the
eilre tent ettr;•,vre•seep give a. .hleto.rjr.if,l,l4
e . i.,4,'
tti ei Oft: tivieta.!gAki. - :
troeps,:- end liheiri..ret rent' af,most
Witcliebter, Sneritraii lode 'son the 6ehrind
I onk . eo.mme The •enemy
end begenlo retreat Ailveardi•Fielfer'i'
Sheridan ordered . bin 'ireeps to •folloat.,thana.4.-*
the Confederate rear 'end rd , fought .atiltificlnly.,.
as it wiihdreiC; end cow rated
s the. giound /.•
the IA ay, to Strosbitig...Therei• teaV seit,', , fitnee,
rce Partrig the:retresi Sairidan's.
tri? . ll. plc Wed up molly ,Shandoned . 'imigans`
embehinete,.- and. 'et.pCured 'loxteew hundred I , ‘"
Mutsu eels . . The Crintederatee did , •not Jernalu•..•
in St evrteurg, hut - withdrew to Flehe's
Mot Federal infantry . .dld not go fartheC.itoiitli‘..
hen the old ramp, at , Cedar 'Here ther
nolted'end hivetr
eeks , d.. 'caValiriOnitii`•4 l •
. thu put suit; end upon entering Strelibtarg,'+
'found thereliftp cannon, lunette them..theaa.
captured Irene he Federal lumps le IMF
*Urge the . r evelry halted end pieee,cl.lVilko.
neaday ?tight. Orr Thirroday mornini . a ; recan •
noles..nce war made to rither!i Hllly and' it
was finfrAiJin t !he enrmy withdlavesotath... . •
tv% rad du ifltg the night. • Tile tavAilry 'did tat
Teepee . .. She.rl'ilan's camp, is now on• 'the ofd
ground at Ceder Creek, lied lithe Cogifedoiretel.'
ngmn,ctime northward, the advanced, colierlirg,
Tim. al Fisher's' Hill and ,Sfraaburg
. , :okreApendents hlgte . the Federal loor . iitthre• •
hottait'ild,•ol whom three . thous:mil tkitO .
tered• and two theusand Oiled and Aivituntled:•:—. ,, ,
Neirly eight hundred wetifided.
arrived.at .Winehestts from the battle;field,*--:.
Sheridan lost heavily', in elikere, •Leatly. all
.I)l.igade nr d die.i4ion 'commonilere
killed or sounded • some of:the Fedothl...oi!' .-
sneer escaped fromAe ..eoptedecatei,,dittitsir ,
the retreat,....bet 'CU? ,'`greatee onuMlirre.„
cat rood Wand Mils battle
was pee of. the -blooticW.knowni . : That Con' ".
federate losses not repelled petesplOhi
prisoners.. Sheridan 'atatee . •that be cartmted
sixteen hundred; Arid:alter - all .thie ••earaitie l p
the two armies stand in.l'oe Velleyjultria they
,weret• before-Sheridan:at Cedar..Cr,e4cr t t oniv,
'sltt•et of.riehet% ,
metits.te . oitir.t.htice been - reeelled;
-More than prc;li.bl;.* that.he hat altiert..stp, the
new 'advance• against Ric.htnnotii.w,se;
to have:Wen made as'..seori n't they resiht;d •
•• . •
. .
-•A irs sii;unilCfietirtnrogis tairiain air Airy
IV , ?tP, They urn
. etvll involved
•N,:s,otie'set trts to. kosiw
regard has gone; anti Sitet idati;: who is •folloar!,..
tog ; Is alts 11)4 to ..view:. ST e retatl 4,iiritettf
tells us nothing of Shorman'a,inovemerita;
only . uhat t ho.:teleg repis is working to
hitt he has itqc.islod do late. '
Itisvs ry Atuange,-If. t h e islegraph working; , '"
Mat he., can ge; lute. For;
. tteoicti -N Banta been cut off; nil word has'
e ..-:--
iina..from it. .Tho .Tailrond utterly' dlr.':
stroyetl. • A stoirit i,i Wind 'rind rainoen days.
ago, Washittl.away the ,bridge
Chnttaitopehee.• Sloettro'in
eoir t barely' fifteen. tholloond -men H.
no caitotry and leant:eq'
obit; thi ai!niiial'isorson,'cominanding
Inehment ot . Sont he tit troops, which bad
etl,Eat t Point, tulthintiod up the C'hattalscrOchiar.i
astihin one mite of AtlOnto. ;
sehli.er who ventured' outside the:
killed: or sop`ureir:
. rreiant otAteated esp.
titre the town at any In addition for rn
at I big, ;ileCon'tedet'otes:•hov'a orgoo4;td-,40,,
CXpefidid(lll . • it. eiriirentOil. ~Tallodgii,
A 144 Atni two,.w.:;eka.since 'was' niiirclain4g, tag,. ,
nn;thwaid.. toward . Iltintsvilitt,'
n nn. Ih p trt of , the, Slate, .rPontpon tralitis
notnpan' , .e'd it TheTennosssie,rivee.was la
gild crossed, and l'entieraee
•The re was no' Felicia( oPposition'..•
raids heti raptureil,nearly every, fedi/tit. , Post
atol,gat it-0n in.:l ha • part.country.; 'Ns-:. .'
sh% ilin was fu lie attacked; and, if,:possible,
taken.. So limg na Benuregurd
busy, .113.41"Sitle, ,ivonit..l conripatatitteli:.dttn',
ettsttlesa. Afr.tits 4 that•qiirrtar are, gloomy, .
int4e.d. Tho.'Wor Secretary, far fiveA4is
been lie ought - to knomt.,
,
tird tha.publin shim! ! ! be told'At. •
Theta is 'twilling reported .at
l'here are-rnmots,-. 116:weyeri that
o.clirl!.begon yesterday.' Grant
far the-htilic of his arirty,itis stultod.,,tO
rmnh - bark'of the James, , and,. try t 0 .. .. aaPtaris...,.-
Chtt 'S. Bluff, Not Moe '.ivniffi . ve . iv kriOrrucif
howevi4, intl S.eritlan?s .to .
G, It.ieneaused.the.,mottettnntot, ;
rldOlieit; Nt Nit frin:tot*.eveyyt,t4ot:lyo z .;.,
Iliei if.Peterstiore... there.'
that Sheridan is. to
_supersede" bleatiet.. : :
fras sent two
wifh Ihte4 danpon.,:tciunrjo.. Wejdon:
not yet been hcatd fr0m:—.40 5 ,00,A.'
,
'run LouleyiAtf Soiervet. Iles f ,
A,hontioh ortarip Ire bipekrai,pitehi 414, hi
g. r .g :4 "I! itieklo
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. • ' - fa , ou eanda btiqgZ '
le' the kaygitet.eltAt els" I. - , ' ', ' tbi:: 4 '
"" ' ilia point, routnnateatrY „..T,
3' °Ur ad7rt°a . ll l !°. r ' ';
point to , him• c", ' ' _ ' Q.' ,-, 4 • ',`, '''':'''',
o' - ...P..F4,17„ 'tir.f;ll'-of,r,- .-
, 7• 1'- v: , _ ', AieLioiliicrit asorikilt
.i . * PW York eittitor•O'l!,", ~ ,
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Ward. Biacher i o tecent Palltk l li il l 1"" - - .. k.
(VP nforalizing thaii's‘dftOtht•': "t l, - ~_' . ,',,,.
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