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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-25
Additional bI the Canada.

New YORK, March 24-The steamer Bo-
hemiaH did not leave Liverpool till the 8th
inst.
The London Times in reviewing jefferson
Davis's inaugural, says: ave lave never
read a public document so difficult to analyze
and interpret"
It was reported that the Irish Archbishop
Cullen will be created Cardinal.
The Austrian Gazette says: "Francis II is
determined to remain at Rome as long as
the Pope remains there"
The Spanish Minister at Rome has pro-
nOunced in favor of the temporal power OF
the Pope, and repudiated the idea of trans
ferripg the Papacy to Jerusalem.
Iarkey-The Porte had sent an answer to
the last Prussian note, in which it denies all
right Of foreign interference in international
affairs.
The Turkish feet, with six months pro.
visions on board, was about to cruise off the
coast of Dalmatia.
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Asnrmnn on Ihe OrIsls.

WI publish to day a sermon preached by
the Rev. M. D. Conway yesterday, to a con-
oTsoation which completely filled his church,
on compromises, ancient and modern, re
fsrripe particularly to a pamphlet on the
vny TO reconstruct the Union, by Rev. Sabin
Hough, pastor Of the New Ohurh and editor
ofthe Herald of that dispensstion. We in
tended before this to have given some atten-
ton TO that pamphlet but a multitude of
subjects prevented Perhaps we may at some
other time, as on one point-that is the Bible
evidence of the divine ordination Of slavery
our ideas seem to US more orthodox than
those Of the sermon.
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ARRTE

SWITCHBOARD. ~ the Nnh OF March, by
Rev n. w. Lever, Mr.. Johu Smith, near luuian-
apolis, Ind to Miss Rebecca Packard, Of Clerhont
County, Ohio,
sTRADEH-GILBERT.-On the 10Th Inst at the
rceidehce Of Mr., J W scruggu, Of Nashville, Mr..
Johb d, Stfader, Of the firm OF Mcbride, MoOa9lin
a sttader, aud Miss Mestha l.. Gilbert N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the 10Th last at
the n sidence tfthe BRIDES father. BY Rev. Wm. M,
M,',s Mary @. Rogers, Of Hebron, Licking Gonaty,
HARvEY-wILLIAMs AT Milford, o., on the
evening Of the 10Th inst, by Rev. J. r. Wright,
Daliel x Harvey, Of this. city T. h. Elizapoth
Williams, daue liter of DR.. VIM. Williams.
BURCH-sEPTwICK.-In New Paris, Preble
County, O on the 10th inst by Elder r. Kemp,
Mr.. George 3 Bureh TO Miss Am Septwicx.
KBMPER-J CINNAMON March J, in Eewp ,rt,
Ky, by Rev. J. W, Ounninaham, Mr. j. II. Kemper,
OF Floyd County, Ky, TO miss Kate Lehman, Of
Newport, Ky. p
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Yirninin Cnnrsnnnn.

RICHMOND, VA, March 23.-The Virginia
State Convention reassembled to. day, and
Mr.. Baldwin finished his Union speech.
Mr.. Bruce, of Halifax, then commenced a
speech in reply to Mr.. Baldwin, and had not
concluded when the Convention adjourned.
The Convention has agreed to hold even
ing sessions hereafter.
After the adjournment Mr.. Baldwin was
presented with a beautiful wreath in behalf
of the Union ladies of Virginia.
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Southern News.

AUGUSTA, GA, March 24.-The State Con-
vention adjourned last night. 1t adopted the
State Constitution, to be ratified or rejected
by tbe people at the next July election.
There is nothing new from Montgomery.
1t is generglly believed that Anderson
evacuated sumter on Wednesday last.
Troops of the South are concentrating at
Do~aoonIa
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River News,

PITTsBURG, March 23-M.-River six feet
by the pier mark, and falling. Raining.
LOUISVILLE, March 23-P. M.-The river
is falling fast, with seven feet water on the
Falls. Weather clear mercury 440.
LOUISVILLE, March 24-P. M.-River fall
ing fast, with six feet ten inches Ia the
Canal. Weather clear. Mercury 4s'.
Death Of Commodore Williamson.
son died to-day.
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FRAUDULENT HUNGARIAN NOTES IN En-
GLAND.-An injunction has been granted
against persons engaged in London, litho-
graphing notes of the Kingdom of Hungary,
purportiDg to be signed by Louis Kossuth,
bearing the arms of the Kingdom of Hun
gary. 1t is said the issue contemplated was
been engaged in the manufacture, and that
the notes were all printed and on the eve Of
delivery,
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The Democratic American Convention
The Partition of the Omcaa

hAE OOhNGnLAuA-
The Partition of the Omces.
The mixed Democratic and Union CITY
Convention put in nomination a respectable
ticket, although the main point, the div
lsion Of the Offices, was not carried out &C.
cording to the programme of the manage
ment. A division was made which may
have given the Americans all their relative
vote entitled them to; but not 80 much as A
thlrd party pretending to hold the fate Of the
ticketin their power is accustomed to claim.
p The intention Of the managers of the ceali.
ton on the Democratic side, was very liberal
toward the Americans. 1t was to give them
the Mayor and Trustee of the Water-works
IN addition to what they got. That this was
not carried out was not their fault, for large
political conventions are unwieldy, and can
not always be laid to the line and plummet.
This should excite no ill feeling on the part
ofhs Americans, for we presume the Demo-
crANe leaders endeayOred faithfully to carry
out the arrangement; but the Democrats of
Cincinnati are becoming very hard to lead.
As it turned out, 1t showed that in spite OF
all the rough hewiDg, there was a Demo.
cratic Providence that shaped the end, So
that all the offices which have patronage il
their gift fell into Democratic hands. Th,
Democrats got the Mayor, who has tn
appointment Of our large police force, tn
Trustee Of Water-Works, a department Whic
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-25

has the appointment Of a large number of
smpioves; the Police Judge, the Civil
Engineer, who has several assistants; the
Treasurer, which is the most lucrative city
office; the Commissioner, who has large
powers in regard to letting work the Dt
rector Of InRrmary, which may be made a
very good thing for ones friends, and one
Jns tice of the Peace.
The Americans got the Solicitor, Prose.
cutting Attorney, Auditor, Market master,
and one Justice Of the Peace, Of these the
Auditor has two or three assistants. The
rest have no patronage. If we were to esti-
mate the whole number Of offices attached to
the elective Offices, for the purpose of divis-
ion, the share which has fallen to the Ameri-
cans would be much less than their relative
vote, several of the offices taken by the
Democrats being each one of more benefit to
a party than all the Americans got. In that
view of the case, the American share would
seem very minute.
But if these secondary Offices were taken
into account, the task of division would be-
come greatly complicated and in a coali-
ton purely on patriotic grounds, such in
eoualities in the distribution of offices are
of no consequence. The share which has
fallen to the Democrats may be regarded as
purely accidental, and as owing to the i'm
possibility of celebrating upon such %niceties
in a large Convention. And should the
control of the police force aud of the other
great patronage for political purposes enable
the Democrats to restore their ascendancy,
the Americans will still have the satisfaction
of having aided in the triumph of principles
to which they have subscribed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-25

- WGOD's BAIk RESTORATIVE
BE- This is said to be a most excellent prep
aT8tion, the reeult OF extensive scientific research,
and is used with great success. However venerable
q bald head may appear, it is seldom considered as
either comfortable or elegant; aud those thus
Athletes should try Prof W b0D'S BAR 4.
ALIVE, and he enabled to rejoice once more in the
plentitude of Natures greatest ornament.
CAUTION Beware Of worthless limitations, as sew
eral are already in the market, called by dihsront
names. Use none unless the words "Prof Woods
Hair Restorative, Depots st, Louis, Mo and New
York, y are blown in the bottle. Sold by all Drug
Pists and Patent-medicine Dealers also, by all
Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in the United States
and Canada. mhl3 bmM,W NE
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A CONJUNCTION OF AGEs.-A marriage re-
Gently took place in the Northern part of
England, in which the parties were a widower
and widow, whose united ages reach 1875
years, the gallant bridegroom having the
heats of eighty, six Summers passed over his
head, and having by his first wife a progeny
children, grand children and great grand
children, some of the latter being old enough
IN attend the wedding.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-25
The United states MARSHAL for Southern
Ohf0.

Mr.. A. @. Sands, of Yinton County, who
has been appointed to the Marshalship for
the Southern District Of Ohio, is a man well
qualified for the place by capacity, business
habits and personal address. The appoint
e is a creditable one to the new Admin
istration in all the essentials of efficiency aud
responsibility and it also combines the
merit of active service in overthrowing the
Administration which has betrayed and
broken down the Government.
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Places Of Holding Elections.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
MnaEu n IlEI

. .. ... OlI1 OLRhh . OtrIOEI
MARCH %, 1861.
Nm PURSUANCE OF A, RESOLUTION
n adopted ty the City Council on the twentieth
day If March, 1861, notice is hereby given to the
qualified electors of the different wards, that the
following places were designated to hold said cleo
tion-said election to be holden on the LIST day of
First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Fourth street, near
Second Neutrality-suspicious., sixth.street, near
Vipe.
street, between Ludlow and Lawrence-streets.
Fourth Ward ngine-hOuse, Vine-street, near
Firth Ward Engine. house, Vine-street. near
Court.
Sixth Ward s~triDger's Saw Factory, Park-street,
near Whitewater Canal,
Seventh Ward-Elm. street, near Fourteenth
Eighth Ward Engine-hOuse, Cutter street, near
Ninth Ward Engine-house, Webster-street, near
| Sycamore.
Tenth Ward Engine.house, near Thirteenth
street.
Eleventh ward-JunOtiOn of Hamilton road and
| Vine. street.
Twelfth ward-Brighton Engine house, Bank
street.
ThiEteenthward Engine house, Sycamore. street,
Fourteenth ward-Engine,house George.street
! between Plum and CentTal.avenue.
Fifteenth observation-disclosures, Fifth-street, near
Fifteenth house, north east corner
of Freemon end Hinth.streets.
SeytnteenthNs- d Engine. house, corner Of Vance
and Front streets.
The polls will be opened between the hours Of six
and seven o'clock In the morning, and close at six
O'clock in the afternoon.
mh25 SAM, L. CORWINn, City Clerk.
Times copy.1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-25
RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURE.
MARsn,s

-
The only Truss that will effect a permanent cure
will cure r~educible H. rnia Tor kupturel. when
rightly applied, and directions followed. We have
the privilege Of referring, to Professors Valentine
Mott, Willard Parker and j. N. Carnochan, of New
York: Professors H. ID, Mussey, Geo. G. Blackman,
J, p. JudkiBs, DR.. W.. II. Mussey and ether Sur
geons, of cincinnati We, also. have the privilege
of referring to many persons residing in Cincinnati,
as we'll as In New York. who have been cured By the
use of this Truss,
SROULDER-BRACFS,
MAREH'S new style, ~hicb are perfectly elastic,
giving free action to the muscles, and will not cut
under the arm
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Which are worn with much comfort. having shape
and pressure graduated to suit the case,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
Knee,caps and Anklets, for cnre of varioose veins
sore legs, weak ard lame joints a new style Of Sus
pensory Bandage, for treatment of variocele, hydro
cele, &c. Instruments fer treatment Of Bow.legs
Club. feet, Curvature Of the Spine, and other Phys
ical Deformities.
8. N. MARSH, C0BGISS & o
No. 5 West Fourth-tt p, south side,
Opposite the High Steeple, Cincinnati.
Rar A Female to wait on Ladies. mh25-b
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Orsntac sin.

A correspondent of the New York Church.
mou saws that a masked ball was given in
Chicago, 10 help pay for an organ in the
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There is a that Marshal O'Donael is
about to come to Cuba, and there organize q
military expedition to Mexico, to obtain
satisfaction for the dismissal of the Spanish
Minister.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-25

BUFFALO, March 23.-Eastern mails have
all been delayed by deep snow. No New
York mail this morning.
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Tas fnqdrsr c1uits that the President ha

TaT Enquirer exuits that the has
,0nbted the New York Tribune by appoint
mo men 10 Office whom the Tribune criti-
a;.,d ~ denounced. In most of these cases,
hov,ver, the Enqairer would observe, if it
ws,e inclined to shat ~eloseuess of observa-
Nan wlS.h would add much to the reliability
of journalism, that the Tribune criticized the
appointments, not before butafter they were
made, a Sing which a Democratic journal
never would dare do to a Democratic Ad'
ministratiOn.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-25

En-, CALLING ATTBNTION TO QUE
str ok, We would only say that we are determ-
med that we shall. keep, up with the times in "a
ceiying o stock of Goods which, for variety, style
ard cbespness, has never been equaied We invite
the ladies of Cincinnati and viciOity to an inspec-
tion of the same, coBhdent that Ne can convince
them that we can give Inducements stronger than
any other hsuse in the trade.
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F@a CEltBR ATl99Y AZ f. u r Sc PT:

@ GUKEER h~SsoCtkTi0N OF OtNotN-
NATr---The Pioneer AsaScia,ion Of Cincinnati VIII
Settlement of ohio, n the 18th da, OF April Oext
Sunday at Wesley Chapel, in a religious manner,
by exbortetions and short addresses, by s meof the
Oldest Pioneer Preachers, without regard to de.
nomination. II is earnestly desired by the Asso-
citation that as many of the early settlers Of this
city aud State, whether residents Tow Of Ohio or
elsewhere. as can make it convenient, shall be
present. and most cordially are the aged Ministers
Of tho Gospel invited The occasion, doubtless, will
DO deeply interesting. Come one, come all.
Papers friendly in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and
elsewhere will please give this notice publicity.
jobs WHETST0HE, President.
ImhA- Min al Eit1
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HEADQUARTERS 3RD BRIG, lsT DIV. o. V. NJ, |
CINCINNATI, March 10, 1861. !
SPECIAL ~oBDERs-No. 1t.

SPECIAL oRDERS-No. II.
-sTHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
0<IA of the Companies composing the Guth.
Militia, will meet at their Armory op:M0NOAYE m
the LIST day Of April, 1861, between the hours Of
the following Officers, viz; one Major for said
Battalion.
ant, one Second Lieutenant and one Third Lleuten-
ant,
ant, one Second Lieutenant and one Third Lieuten-
ant.
in voting for Company Officers each Company
will vote at their COMPANY p0lls-and q separate
poll will be provided for the Battalion Ohicerss
The said electors are authorized to ballot for the
staff Officers Of said Battalion, according to their
Constitution, The election will be conducted in
accordance with the Act OF March %, 1857, and the
poll books returned. to these Headquarters as soon
as made up and sealed By command q
HEERY G. KENNETT, Brig. Major. mh2Oj 7
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- o.. o.. .P-THE, OFFGCERs
49, aud members of Eclipse .,SNggtts..
Lodge, No. 4s, il o. F., are hereby S
poliftd to meet at their Hail south. RNsc6SN
west corr or of Sixth and Yine.sts on S94NNNSS
ONDAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst,
at l o'clocl for the purpose of ate ding the funeral
of our deceased brother. JOHN @. DIPPLE Members
of other Lodges, in good standing are re ,~pectfully
invited to attend BY order Of
r,,,sox, poc Coc os
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R~MAYOR's PROCLAMATION.


MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF CMeIEHArI,
March l6, 1861.
The qualified Electors Of the City Of Cioclunati
are hereby notified that the Annual Election for
City and Township Oaicers will be held In said city
on MONDAY the first day OF April, 1861, for the
ON CITY TICKET.
Mayor,
Judge Of Police Court,
City Solicitor,
City Auditor,
City Treasurer,
City Civil Engineer,
Prosecuting Attorney Of Police Court,
City Commissioner, full term,
Director of Inhrmary, full term,
Trustee of Water Works, full tenn,
Market-master,
One School Visitor for each Ward,
One Ward trustee (OounciD for each Ward, OK
coping the hleyenth Ward, where two will be
elected one fer full term and one for one year, in
place of John Jungclas, Esq, resigned.
TOWNSHIP X
One Constable for each Ward,
One Assessor for each Ward,
Two Ma gistrates - one to fill the place of Il. A.
Harris, Esq whose term Of office expires April 10.
1861, and William Ohidsey, Esq, whose term Of
on SAID hrst day Of April, 1851, the Judge. of
Election Will, In their respective Wards, select
judioious persons, having the qualification Of elect
oTs, to eerVe as Petit Jurors In the Superior Court
of OincinDati, according 70 the following Gpporti0n-
mont, certified TO by the Clerk Of said Court:
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GNINE WINES AND BRANDIE5.- JOHN
~ BATES has Just received an importation. Of line
Wines and BraAdios, comprising in part the follow
and sandemari Port Old Reserve aud March Ma
Ssifa' Vispu, ~ puPu u q 10 shG nieanesSys 15r1Iss
maica Rum. All these Liquors are warranted
strictly pure and Of the ines, quality; For sale by
the cask, demijohn or bottle. National Theater
Building, SycamoTeLBt. mh25
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- Hs MEMBERs OF MAGNOLII

- i. o. U. II. THE OFFICE As AID
M members of Ohio Lodge N. .>Sa4lKAYu<.
! = 9. o, . F. Fo,sn SaG dMsT,sy,I n% messiD to $l
at their Hal, on MONDAY EVEN
ING, 18th inst at ~ O'clock, for the
nay ment f dues. Past Gr8nds are particularly re-
auested to attend, to cast their votes for officers of
the Grand Lodge
- GKO. a. PETER, Per. SerretarV.
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The polls will be open between the hours Of sig
apdHeyen O'Clock iD the morning, and close at six
mEislt r. N. BISHOP, Mayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
nIED.

BAKER-In Wlismsburgh, Sunday Oct 20. al the rsd
dence Of her insw Henry Strickland Mary Baker. In
the sOth year Of her age
CHAMBERLIH-At woSurn on Wednesday, Oct. is. 1881
Of Sison Holden aged 26 years. months aud 20 days
Blessed are thu dead who die In the Lord"
GARRISON-ln Brooklyn, Saturday. Oct 10, Emma
Frances daughter Of Jonathan 5. and Mary Garrison ages
years.
JACKsoN-on Sunday Oct %, Thomas Jackson. aged -
The relative, and friends Of the family also the members o.
Covenant Lodge No. IS q. OF U. ~ are respectfully M
vted to attend funeral from bis late residence NO Zes
Elizabeth street. on Sunday afternoon q 30 c'oca.
only son Of Alfred and Margaret o. Mo0fs aged
The f,end. Of the family sss respectfully invited to attend
TS.nty,seond street Tuesday, the nd st o'clock,
i,hon further invitation. The remains viii be taken 10
Greenwood for interment
MAPTIN-At North Orange, N. j., Saturday, Oct 10.
Anne Charlotte daughter Of Rsune and MARY Bean Martin,
aged months
pURsER-As the rexidence Of bis parents No % Wess
Eleventh street, Monday afternoon, Oct a. Chsnes
William, the infant OF Geo. H. aud Priscilla D. furse1
RYERSON-At Boominzdsls, Passaic County, N: j, On
Friday, Oct 49, Mrs. Clara Ryeson, wife of john d. hys
son, deceased aged 70 years.
sMTH--A MechsnicsviIe, N. T. on Friday Oct H. Isos
Col Abel Smith Of tho 18th Regiment N the ''a 'e~
The r-Isives aud friends Of the family and those Of NJ
haor Abel Smith, jr respectfully invited 20 ~ ita
rssidsnee corner North seccnd AID Lonsr sssses
Ion Z. D. wi bout further invitation =. c..,..G
TRAUGOTT-In Brooklyn Saturday, o0~ -
TIsus III zitsr a short and severe tllnsss ,,,uu
wooD- ON Monday oct 81, Walter o.. con I" N''A -
and Caroline ~ood sssd a. y t.ny are invited 70 sso4
tss "a srs on. Wednesday, q " p "t Nv" ~"
Thlrtyssoycnth strset
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struction Of the 800 emsncipated slaves In and
around Fortress Monroe, Mr.. Beecber ssio: !,
Gen. Butler called them "contrabsnd', ana al
people seemed relieved, aud snapped at the
IA IL it was very delicious thing MY tnehos' 10
one of the great di ADVANTAGES OF tpe -
which the North are placed tbst tIey uarS nVs w.
FrcsmeH and L'6ettp IN tlis connss' iDs 49, 49,,
thew ere fighting for Slavery, and say 60. ipey nIe
not complicated 10 that regard. lbef lseue Is run
ME. and thou IA selfish and monstrouS, IheN Ne 'uo
sdN.autarc wiich cones from slmpi Guy sio 4ro,h
manly fFaukness. The North are IN poss,.I,on III
b;c they do Lot dare Ia say that they are nSotlng
w. l;herty We are. We a'e lot fighting directly
for smanciration; bet are fighting Tor that Con-
~, ,,,on aud for those institutions Which we believe
win inevitably bring liberty in the process Of Tune
4 am well aware Of the eEibarrassnlents IN which
Government is placed. wo.lu nov gay worn, nor
Vert an influence 10 complicaie Matters or make
tbe;e fearful responsibility more onerous. woald
iob,en their hands by every just, generous seLti'
,1spt and eyery charitable construction; but must
he allowed, and think is profer aud right to say
tbat IL ia not inconsistent with the sounde5t pohev
and with the truest const'uc ion OF duty, for the
President, for the members Of his cabinet ard for
the generals Of the army, TO Say that they
Shau give every cons iiuii nal advantage IN thls
struggle 10 liberty, and that the animus with which
ttev 20 forth is the maintenance of ConttullouaI
laws, because they eubody essentially the tpint Oh
and get around this question every attempt TO be
sensitive in favor OF Slavery, aud 10 make allow
aces in that direction, IL very tad policy, to cay
Nothing about Justice and higher considerations.
And we never shall carry this conflict victorioasiy
through until men cease TO have the sacred words OF
lberty stick in their throat, and make long circuits
and periihiases when they come TO that question ;
and thank God that the'e is one nan who dares TO
speak our upon it. That man, with whose name the
cause of liberty was 70 Intimately associated IN the
campaign OF 1885, seems destined still TO be idcni-
tided with the progr,s az Of that sacred cause. lie
alone, OF all our generals, seems to have have had
thai far-seeing wisdom VIII ch springs from the
very spirit and love Of lib rty. How simple and
clear arc his utterauces He alone darcs TO call
s,sves by their own odious nsuie-S iaveS--a word
witch the Constitution would not utter, and which
men sensitive Of shame do not love 10 speak. lie
alone las declared that the slaves Of men found III
arm, against their country shall become freemen.
Mark L. Not, with verbal dexteri'y, contra
bands:' not men without name, anomalous, ponde-
script but as il nsI ired from on high with the very
spirit of religion, aud acting according to lis mot
unooubted inspirations Fremont has declared that
slaves shall become free men. The heart aud con-
science Of the whole North responded TO that touch
Therefore Fremont will never be forgiven,