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To the People OF Maryland.

reg. IT G'iSens
Inc Delega'es apPo'n'cu 10 represent
the Union men OF haryiaho II, the o'a'c
Convention assembled IN tue Guy Oh
Baltimore ae"re 70 ADDRESS yo" upon
tho momen'ouS issue OF 'u' u.'.nlne
Crisis when no" aS''a'es anu ah''c'S 'u'
country
we nave convened "''p'u, reference
to former parry o'''s,on' Vi uls 'pt,
representing nose "uo arc ao'ua'ea ny
paramount G's'fo 10 perPe'oal' 1--WE
unity OF the government ~hich eon"'l'
tutes Us one people, anu 10 CONTINUE
he blessing Oh l's oon,&n .nuuene's a"'
transm't 'hem u''mpa'''a 10 poS'eia.y'
This II not ,ho time 70 oh'e. lh''
discussion OF inc P'.'es upon "n'cn .n'
tovernihch' oush' 70 os au''''''.o'.'c''
put rainier W uete,'n'h' -" I H Al po'",
OF TACT, We Sha'' h"So u", ,''''N ~
oil; IL ID ho' Vino y, E u.' luz upo" 'uo'
ordinate quf','ohs: Eu' u"'s 10 " u
mite fFa.e'nn''y "'.u ~. ~, s"os' "no u.
derstano ana iee' .nA, '"s 'c"u' Nv" II
not upon ,uo Pa''.: :... po'IF o.'. a
aapteo 70 t,, ''' "'"'n''s, a..o" "a u''e'
ment. Inns We Feoos...' 40 'h' erea,
duty OF every 'Fue pa:a.'. 49, ~ ','I' pe.l'o
OF deep na''onal ah'c' lon Nnen 'ne ne" VT,
OF 30 many OF our 'ouu'. y.h'" fauan , WIN
sorrow aho are Niu"s ""n aasu.sn'
Upon 'n's oa asI, ", ;, patriotism" us'
lnahas 'nas We s s.S au'''' aun . .'
o'ng :. 'O' ''"a a" ,n,sou.i, u " "" ~. ~ :.
tar OF our eoun'rya' unworthy u '' 1t,
th's Trying n .o'. " 's"a WI a." 'uo
devote our ao'''''s' anu e"eFs'e' u pro-
mote the nonor Oh onr e"uhsry ana a''
fcnd the dignity oi oIl u1vetn'len'' "'"
80 wah'on'y anu ru'h,esS's "'s"i''u "
those WHO from IL hau ' '. he''ner
wrongs nor opPIes''on' ou.' WV vi 'ne
contrary: were 'ao 'oe'P'eN'' Vi 10 "'n-
ors ana oouh,'es' ,.
No so!o'in'y protest '"a. 'h' 'euer-
al GoTernment mas never oy 'Ae act OF
any 81 Its departments peeh oppressive
or even unjust TO us NOR. as Tar as our
knowledge enables US 10 J"'se' |" any
OF the people anymore throughout us
broad domain. =,
Its forbearanee TO punish us assai'ahts
when engaged IN tho most hagraut acts
against Its dignity ana peace, nas as
tonished not only us put mankind ev-
erywhere throughout the e'''',sed world
80 far from depressing us c','sens' IL
has suffered long IN the vain nope OF a
voluntary return 10 reason on the part
Of those who as must now De evident to
all, seek only It's humiliation ana des-
truc:lon, the ool'seration OF oil the g'o-
rious memories and tradition. clustering
around US Ms people united IN the past.
the iniilctlon OF the countless miseries OF
the present, ana the bilghting OF all our
bfiEht hoPes' Sfeat prospec's aha enho.
bling aspirations for the future; Shall
such sacri!ege De permitted, Fellow Ma,
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HETxo' nsBrRa, FR4s.Lis, Co. cslo .

EETxo'nsBrRa, FRAs.Lrs, Co. csIo :.
Januar. Q, lss'.
II. C. SpALprsG, Esq.
No. AZ Cedar ST., \ Y.
DRAR STA.
Enclosed End twenty-five cents, (e6I tor
which send box of 'Cephslic Pills Send &c
address of Rev, Wm. g Filler, Re.uolGshIrg,
franklin Co., Ohio.
-Four PiI!s work Ike eAsrg-a't Etss
ache Gi~o,t tnstsssey.
Truly your'.
I'M. C. T{LLAN
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THE Subscribers do hereby give notice to all
l persons in terested, that by virtue of n com
mission issued to them by the mmissioners of
AlIegany County. empowering them to examine
and drtermine whether the public convenience
requires that n new road shall be opened in
District MOI. They will meet at Samuel Wag-
oners farm for the purpo'e of executing the said
convenience, as above said, on the 29th day of
June, 1851.
JOHN DEFFENBAUGH.
EZEKIEL STALLINGS.
MICHAEL TWIGG.
MAJ 20, ISL In Examiners.
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RESOLUTIONS.

william P N,t'sor. Etl rrri tho {.
~! esotu,ioas ..,psiriei II tn report
aes,i.tG, ftn tne revelation now H.
= NJ. ..v.n ). a Sttes ,iiH Uni I'd
a uiu.t The constitutional, Authority Oft.
-rii :,oy+ru,uru, not ~ IT siSta ,ee uian"
ere. i..n of that GIVE nm-n', and IS III a.
without excuse Ut pdiiihion.
Resolred, That the history OF our coun'rN
tlia past thirty-fve years furnishes evidet'ce
clear for .,ouht or rnvil that the authors
promoters of that revolution have III vitH
ouly OBI ct-ihe destruction OF the Coz
mpnt aud division OF our country info -
more fragnrnts aud that the redress OF NJ
or supposed wrongs in connexo" witt
slavery question forms no part OF their I'D.
or PURPOSES.
Resoiced, That we do not 'eleve tha
masses OF the people OF ANY of the so-calied
coded States are Justly chargeable with /.
crime of that revolution, and that we do i
lieve that the people OF those States, by for
of most extraordinary and complicated com,
nations of circumstances, have become vie II
of the arts and cuuningly cou'rivtd deviat
the authors and promoters of the revoluti' D..
Pssolpcd, That the people of Marrlan d
uunit,,t,j, deer mud to mnutaln aud "a
the tiovernmenl OF the United States Of ue
lea, their right TO thu enjuvme"t OF VIII IS
ubtain.d tor ther by the sacrifices and tf
their fathers OF the Revolutionary ETA spa
in common nv the glorious men OF the ri "
United Colonies, and framed and adjus ID
all its transce ,dently beautiful parts, n
Governmen, was. by the almost superb ie
wisdom of those who had in their own pc g
experienced the wrongs and oppressioiS
'nonsrchical Government. The results OF q
wisdom embodied in the Constitu ion and e
OF rovernnen, of the United States of Am ert
the people of Maryland will hold fast to, 'flt
thev will continue to, as they do nov, SEQ
the efforts ct seces.ionisls, disorganize.s n
revolutiouists to heray them into forfeit
Of their nob!est heritage.
R.-,t.ei, That to. r.c7., OF :ass S:s.s-
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Important Instructions.
. following important circular has
"a sent by the Secretary of War to
, Governors Of the different States:

q following important circular has
"a sent by the Secretary Of War to
, Governors Of the different States:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, May -, 1861
DEAR SiK;-By reference to General
"a IS No 10. of the War Department,
1ted copy of which I herewith for
you, giving the plan Of organlza-
f the volunteer forces called into
-.rvice of the United States 10y the
ient, sou will perceive that all re-
ltal officers OF those volunteers,
colon-ls down to second lieutenant.
j'c, are appointed by the Cover
f States
j. ying thus conided to you the APP
ncnt of all these officers for the
ucnts furnished by your State. you
trust, excuse this Department for
ssing upon you. in advance, the
rssity of an absolute adherence in
appointments, to the following sug-
lions, which are deemed of the high
'oiportanc9 by the General-iu-chiei,
whose advice thoy arc submitted
u.
st. To commission no ono Of doubt
erals or patriotsln, and not of sound
...lth.
~ To appoint no Que to the lieu'e.
~ (second or frst) who has passed
&c of % years, or to captaincy O.
} years, or to appoint no field off
major lieutenant colonel. colonel,
.' a graduate of the United States
any Academy, or known to posses:
ny knowledge and experience, who
rssed the respected ages of 80, 1t
} years.
- Department feels assured that it
rs be deemed offensive to your ex
,., y to add this general counsel: -
H. ne hi sher the moral character anc
intelligence of the officers 80 ap
,.r the greater the efficiency of the
and thu resulting glory to theil
Give States.
ALI, slr, respectfully,
SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary of War.
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BEvERLr, MASS, pgg. II, 1851

BEVERLY MASS, psg. II, 1851
II. C. SrA.pIsn, Esq.
wish for some circulars or large show bids
to bri"g your Cepkale Pills more particularly
be.o.. my customers. If you hare any thlns
of the kind, please send TO NE.
One of my Gus toners who is subject 70 Sc,
we're Sick Headache, CASUALLY lasting two davss
pds cured Of an attack in ono hour b. yssr Pee.
which sent her.
Respectfully ronrs
VI. r.. WILKES
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UNION ADDRESS
PEOPLE OF MARYLAND.

The following is tho address read by
Mr.. s. S. Maffitt, OF Cecil county, to the
Union Convention on Thursday night,
from the Committee on Business, aLd
unanimously adopted as tho voice of the
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BgLLE vERSoN, ONO, Jan.l.. gE6 I

BELIE VRRSON, OuiN, Jan. T., gt6l
lIgNlY q. SPALpISG, Esq.
Please find uclosed twentrise etats inr
when seud the another box OF roar Carhshc
Pills. They aretrnlg Tie Best Pt9s Ihsos rser
tried.
Direc. An. sTOvRR, F.M
relie Vernon, Wyaudot Co, q
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From fae F1azis~ !Horfsit. Va

From fHe E1GEisT forott' "a
Ceyhalc Pills accomplish the object f-r
which they were made, vic. d; Curs OF hesdtoh'
in all its forms.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-30

We know that tbei. conduct and their
fuilnrc to honestly comply with our fair
expectations, founded upon con 'titnt'pn-
al guarantees, nav" ininfal ~ an hava
enabled the disInynl portion of the peo-
pie in the Slave States to WELD formi-
dable weapon from this cause against the
integrity of the Unipn But we yet re-
ly upon the awakened sense vf justice of
our Northern brethren to repair the
wrong. and provide against its. recur-
renee in the future We waive no claim
to our just rights when we decline to
aid conspiracy to destroy our Govern
mena. We shall look to the future, in
hope and expectation, for the redress of
every grievance through the constituted
organs of the government, and we are
confident that we will not look in vain
We are not the partsans of those who
have recently been called by ths constituted
means appointed for the election nf our ru-
lers tn the Administration of the Government.
We repullate their dngmas upon the ques-
ton of slavery; we opposed to the utmost
heir elevation to tn place t.eV n"w hold;
but alarto1 nc tlnv ~ .-4 ~ a - ii NAL mar
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ROAD NOTICE.

bOIi4" ~ - "a ~
G.. B. W. ROPER, Clerk.
Nav, 80 lS6i.-3ts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-09
Sc II FL Ell P.
A LECTURE,

DELIVERED nY DIR. HOLLAND.
The power of selfhelp--the poser that
sits behind or sits above all other human
powcr-lhe moving force Of progress
tie master element Of history, is perhaps
the most interesting, the most wonderIul,
TO which we can lutn cur attention. In it
abide the germs of all individual growth
and development. OF it are born all the
effects Of human civilization. 1t is this
power which distinguishes man among or
IRON animals Curious philosophers have
yariously churacterizcdman as the laugh
nr animals the talking animal" The
reasoning animal 7 but these distinctions
cannot bc admitted rs peculiar character
i,tict Of man, FOR all animals talk, laugh,
and reason IN their way.
Tie power Of >cfhelp cannot be predl-
Gated Of any animal except man. j IS
III. mower By which man lifts himself TO
an alliance with God and the angels. All
art. al science. all genius which give man
power oyer nature are cmanaions OF this
power al inspirations from above are
addressed to Il, al cxcrtions are suggested
OF supported by il. 1t is the handspring
that move. rs to industry. 1t Is, IN short,
the characteristic power Of man.
This power 'of sclf-help, then, Is the
power tlat las developed and individual
ICED society. II would be delightful 10 de-
vote his evening 10 this philosophical
Characteristic Of man. II would be pleas
ant 10 draw from history Illustrations Of il.
We should .ee low dark barbarism itsclI
Joined hands with il for thc world'sregcn-
GRAFTON but our discussion vi take a lit.
tie more practical turn.
You are aware that, for the past iiIcer
or twenty years, there has been grca
deal talked about self.help, sclf-culture
lf-dscipIine and self-made men. In al
teachings upon the subject there has beer
measure Of truth but il contains s'
much falschood, il has led SO many mel
into fatal mistake, il is so mischievous
socially and politically, in this country
that the time /. come when criticism shoul'
be laid to it.
We have class Of writers who's
ayowed purpose il Is 10 stimulate the hum
bic 10 rise IN the world-not TO rise q
thcir sphere but ont Of their sphere
Those writers make frequent use OF sueI
: phrases as these a man may be ANY
Z Thing tliat he chooses labor and perse
scrancc win accomplish anything A
true with relation TO some men, but a
a false with relation to the great majority
+ men. The effects Of this upon brigl
= men. who have sense enough to see wha
! kind Of life they are adapted to, il not la,
Bu, the stupid, the slow, are chiefly thos
who read such books, and are influence
by them into paths Of life for which the
have no natural fitness. One Of their ir'
aurntly used naxins and proverbs L
Where there Is viii there il way
Onc Of the largest lies ever palmed upo
humanity every man has will 10 !
rich. bat there Is not a way for one ~ e
10 become ri,h Isnppose ai least ilio'
sand men have will to become freaidei
>. Of the United States, but there i not
way ior one 10 Eve hundred TO achieve Il
ol,iec, Of lheir ambition. Labor co
oucrs al things. Another lie 81 lea
lic IS i Is accepted and used. II
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I.MNnnA roNp or " VIE.

SEN TEMPERANCE H}NU
f.flarief y,sa a. Ptai bots
i'm tsFy Epi = waier.
draHk # ugan aHj nahf
Ns gerbsh's so daughter
iial ihcNll iaert delight
Itval aat au "a daily
An3 nectar / dUih seen,
WHOM enc I've mixed it F4dy
VIII sugar and With cream.
BE-, forgot Il mcaegn
Tbs, ia il hFst ! zee,
iafusei sltb souc atteniicn,
Geoi NICOLA q Bohea.
Cbous rm scry fad q water,
/ drink il uaon and night
~ mothers son Or daughter
Hath therein mofe delight
Ai lauehesa To- drink ID.
Aud strength i seeuis 60 bring
NAca really go0i, lhink il
a liquor ff tie King
But | forgot to meHuoue
rs best 10 b. sincere
used an ed invention
that makes i into Beer
Clgfm Im very foul q water. Sc.
jyink il, too, at dinner;
quaa i fan aud free,
And tud. ~ I'm a sinner,
II dos not disgagree.
But forgot % mention
As thus drink and dine,
70 save all apprehension,
join sone sherry vine
Chorus i'm very fond Of water, &c,
And whcn dinners over,
Aud business Gar away,
lccl myself 10 clover,
And sip my eau sucree
Bot forgot 10 mention
love 10 add a smack,
10 ob,iate distension,
OfWhisky or Ccgnac.
Chorus I'm very fond Of water, &c
AZ last when evening closes,
With something nice TO eat
Tie bcst q sleeping doses
Ia wafer still meet
Bat forgot TO mention
I think Il not sin
70 cheer The day dcclension,
rs pouring in thc Gn
Chgfu I'm ycry fond Of water,
Ifc,er must delight
Each mothers son or daughter
Wien qualified Alright
BierLuoOi's .HagG-iA inc
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". b. BURT0N,
BURR & BURTON SEMINARY.

fIllts uell known institution II ioeatei IN NAn-
chester. having been Ia operation twenty
eighi years. Its present board u teachers Is -
follows
Rry. ]. u. wtCKHAM. 4. NJ. Principal.
ElY s9L0N ALBEE, 4. ST., TeachsF q Latin
and Guak.
MR. GEORGE RICHARDSON. A. IS. Teacher
Of Mathematics.
Mts, ELIZA JANE WILSON. Prrccp,rsss aud
Teacher oi Easlish branches.
sIauebester. Nay p. 1861.
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II Cent steel shox els

INp4s CENT H0ES. ssill hold oai g 'he
EQUINoN STORE
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orricf otta 1lie rQ'NoS .1oRF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-11
RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEW Jhk
~ SEN, frum tprt Vi CJrtp,ndt sI-Coinectiug a.
a saII.u Juu,.up wt.h DtASaiv, Ls N.~s.us
~ .t.ru n. r ,d. Ala ~ E,,'ap Sl'h Lentgi
.. u, , - ,pI ils coun" ti,ns, ruiug IL.
at'n't tifrpVtHl spd ia Wt3r, "hoN
20 OF core.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
D"rnsp ing June 10, i5Sl-Le1ys Rev YORK "
uI,sf:
HAlEisn1Egu ESPsyss-A6A. a. ~, Tor Es'on
,uiur P,s,syus, u,rr.snlrg, M.lch CunnH,
o. 'n-p ~, ~.
Ntu IEAIs AZ ) A NJ, FOR u uItol, wAter DAP,
! anton. GrHAJ NpNd. P'Itstou. W eshIrr,, Sc.
VIgpulI TG,s For Eaton, Mlioi
. wt . NsuHuort, Hcsfins, P7',s'ie' uiTH
y ..r g..
tr~ 1risarau rpAts -F1r Evgtou. Uytl'J.
aem, AlentOwN and Mlurh Chunk
IL SOr. NJ, WAY TaAS-Fur 4 imervila.
sO1P NJ, Western Express for E.stln, Allen
Town. Rsui,-g. Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and toe
West. Sleeping C,'rs from Jersey City through "
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
Tue6AA, Express Train from Now YORK, ar
riyes at Harrisburg nj | =. ~, oDnneotng Eat and
Wet uD poGn.yt .ania Central rairIat, Nprthsm
Central Rulrnad N,T.H aud S'u'n' aud Win Cum
berland Valley R1'r,'d. ,,,, 80, r,,,,
THE THROUGH CXPRgSJ 1 .tAlN FOb TIE
WEST leaves New YORK AT P.N 10y % .h'S-
eGoeptedJ makf1y close onunsctiun A. IA SfnsOlib
witt Pennsylvania Rlilruad-wtn M shh2ge ~ 'ars
- Pughlrg, and hit one N CibcinStt ana Chicae'o
tuur hours Sme " saved hy taking THIS train.
ELIZABETHPOBT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave New YORK FROM Pier NJ 2 North RIVER NJ
T.20 and 20 An, 3.2O, 4.2O aud $40 Pm
The b1ats stop at Bergen Point and Aar.nor'o Har
bor avery trip 'ich way.
~ Esssg JOHN o. srEARNS, Superintendent
ania iIs1uh
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Miscellaneous.


THE FIRST S1O0 TREASURY NorE issued for
the new Loan will be- sent to hd patriotic shoe
maker in Massachusetts, who didn't want 10 bs
hand with IHcIe Sam.
~ l>lrREsrING LITTLE GrRL, about four
.rgrs # Hge, living n Newark, was killed last
.r'i. IA the street While rolling hoop. She
l'Yui and lcll upon tho iron guiding rod which
IT., held IA her hand, the rvd enteriLg her
nth and seyeliug the windpipc
Im CRY CorSrIL of Canton, Ohio have
prroprintod 5000 10 the proprietors Of the
5 I.. CornN COJ Dm0c,R Tor loss sustained
,ho destruction Of their Office by a mob
a DrIRAvrp CuILp. - On "wednesday q
.,.IIn named Riley wa compelled 20 cause
.lr afrr,t OF her daughtor Lucy, at Albany, a
;irl only thirteen year, Of age, on a charge Of
uuLliu intoN ,atiuu. She hal been drunk two
da,-, aud in the hope Of reclaiming her, her
mother had her arrested. She Was committed.
Two WoMES WE'RE BURNED TO DEATH on
hOlrd a steamboat at stamford, Ct, on Satur-
day. The explosion Of a fluid lamp set fire 70
ihc clothing ot the stowarless, and the cook, in
her efforts to ,ubduo the flames, was fatally
burned
A CHICAGO LADY, a few DAYS ago while sit
ting in II chair, broke her thigh IA ht ot
coughing, and in two days after, IN another mt
a. the same kind, broke her neck. The Chicago
J.urRal yOuchu, for the entire truth OF this
tory.
A HELPER, oNLI FOURTEEN MONTHS AND
ivy DAY, uLp, gale birth I'm Fast Canada,
Gw da,s ago, 10 i've calves Both mothor
ud ClFrug arr doing we'll
DI,,rrolSrfD IN LovE,a young woman ly-
ing near Ottawa, Canada, last week, charged
.un, already loaded, placed the mu1zle to her
head, and Grcd--the gun burst, blowing OF OnS
,r her arms at the shoulder, and injurinF one
-t,ic Uf her face in an awful manner. She hAa
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neneIll OF the OntIl.

lhc best piece Of satire upon the lcnicncy OBJ
.'lrod by the authorities in this section, (says
the Wheeling ini,iligeSccr), in reference 10
r'lc,, found committing deprcdutions IL In tho
-hapo of story which is told, we bslioye, by
G'N l'ieIpont. hs the story goes. somc Of tho
pliicrs in General CoN's camp, down in KAN
gvlh, recently caught large rittlesnilxe. Tho
N, ke manifested "a most misohieyous disposi-
ton, snapping and thru,ting out it's iorked
tongue at all who came near II. The 6oys at
lust got tired oi the reptile, and as nobody
wanted such dlngcrou, companion. the ques-
ton arose; What shall we do with it z" This
question was propoundod several times, without
IN auswer when hlli-GruHk soldier, who was
living ncai upon his back, rolled upon his side,
sFl relieved his companions by quietly remark
ing D It, swear him anl let him co."
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Lyman Trcmninc und the Attorney Grncr-
R'shiP.

iHIpH S.yf. 9.-'lon. I.vn'n Trul'n" N1t
addressed "a lotycr 60 tlr D1mlcratl' ) l'c Con-
trail Committee. declining the nomination iIr
Attorney General. liz says hn iin heard ot
his nomination from the newspapers, nnl, uI 'r
some days Of careful AMI az \ ion, cons. lnrltnu,
he has come 10 the conclusion 10 decline tho
nomination. lie saws he is now, aseyera a Dem
ocrlt. Before the war, he used his voice aud
influence 10 promote peace btwoel tho
North and the South but the South
closed the door to all negotiations aud
compromise, by appeal 10 arms. lie says
q combination Of rebels exists, more iOrmidl-
be than the country ever wlno -ei, and more
w. kod in Iurpo-e il ay0w, than ANY which has
cen formed since tho time when Cltalne heId-
Il the c.n-p piracy against Rome. The object Of
the con. uiraCy is to break up the best govern
mont On earth. Country Institutions, mon,
rational imc honor, every thing In Short dear
90 % a- patriot., are threatened with dosimetion.
la this hour Of peril the country calls On ull true
md lnyal ms 10 pat down rebellion. lie de-
i-rr- re-.iol tu b"plomlallc political here Y;
that IL i4 the duty If all gool Citizons TO put
Dth an th"ir energies to overcome 1t; that
.y.r'stuiUs IHulltCd tp divide our cluHeus
-hmH hr avoided. lie ayg bearing in mind
.htt acts committed i time oi war from necas-
uv and in self praeryltions are not likely to
yig into Jrccrdcuts for times Of prlce; we
Iyuld regard with liberation all things done
~ the constituted authorities with an honest
purpose 10 uphold the authority Of tho govern
uru, and put DOWN rebellion. Though their
-tri,t Legality may be questionable, lot us treat
The cIal point as Mr. Jefferson advised the
lsopi 10 rega.d his usurpation Of doubtful pow
or N the purchase Of Louisiana, with prudent 81
lencc.
lie d,clarcs we cannot initiate negotiations
for peace unless we are willing TO recognize the
nIet, nsions Of the rebels 10 divide the Union
The rebellion must be crushed, or Republican
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The Nantucket HrT,r ,tatg- that ou Thur
day last u barAentnc pl,-cd tho ,onlh lido o
the island and about Ar hour altor, low, rIk
i,h-lo0kinp schuor,r uf about goo toms, lO.-
lowed in fuIl ,hasc. When within about J
or miles from the bark, she commenced I" h'o
upon her, aud kept up u inccsant cannonadLns
AS lon., as she could be dsccrnoi. II Is bo'
lieyed at Nantucket that the -choon,r was oLe
a Ien's priyatcUIr.
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vigilance Committee:

We understpnd that powerful organiEh lion
is beginning to dovelOIe hself Throughout the
country, Cf a secret nature, but OF great ctii-
ciency Its operations have been inspected at
and management have appeared until recently.
II is undelsood TO have a central organization in
this city, with ramifcations throughout the
country. The organization watching as well
tho pretended friends as the open foes OF tho
Republic. e.-Nationai Republican,, 4h.
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