The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-05-15
Ne STATE Of ths Cesstry.
REPORTS NJ nAu. AND orHKRwIsH.

cole tivcly & ON towns ard cities, tDeir names
spe5 whether below W above thirty year,, and
pliets Vt residence and at the sune tm' inii-
cato the period Tor Which thcy dstcrminc to
devote III, ms. lies TO thi, cuur,ly sl-Sacriic
ing, lb"IiOus tsrvice. II ia alaO eu.uus.'y re.
qucat d tina, all Who purp 20 taking uParduois
duties, and who arc not nov fully puahiol,
should take some practical instructions in nur-
sing and r. port tn 'msclvos through the phyzi-
clans aud surgeons ~ their tosn otciy. The,s
suggestions q teniored to spare ccnfusion aud
expensive journeys. Al present thcrs is u gcn-
ersl good health in tho army II cpiicmics ap-
pear or serious cont cts cusuc, IL will hc rosA-
full to summon rolrHtr,y free serricc nUr~s ~
an hDm'S nofio'. sub will therefore, PlciAc
hold themselves ready for activs duty.
Your counsellor by coartcsy,
ia Christian service, ID l.. DIX.
iie Il kro 'u 30 II VIII ~ |, may cOucctu that
The free ?, rvic's Of Ms. u. l. DIx arc accepted
by the War l. partmot. and hat sho will
live, a. all times all Necessary aid ia o ,,ni1-
hg iuIiIta hOspi ais for ih" caro- Of all sick or
w0unl,J " Sc p, aiding " cl'ei surgeon by
supp ,rg nurses and IA slant nj oenIs fOr tlls
Coniort q. Il rcrf vi 'h' aulrcrn'; afo, th
sho IL 'ui'y ru'hD'iH II TO r',ciy- ,oOtro'. ant
dislufsc s,',tal .irIlici bc.'Owcd h, in livru-
ais or 6ass'ttr ~ r,r tho comfort Vt ,h"ir
friends ~ N, i i,cu soldi.rs, from all puts Of
the Uni'cL STAT 2.
(Sirrci) SMor CAMRarr, Sre'y VI wsr.
"ASNlNnib ibHt " N'', j'"J u
UrtoN FrrIihG ~ KE>rrCgr.-Thc pcs-
p's O Kcr'ucky s'em Ietlvsi ihat th',r ~.
moua Guvrrrur shsil not take 'hefr out r' II,
I'M 4 NJ De- fcc nS rcsJlG'sy U'nt "a u,IrS
At large meeting. in kcrt a CnTu'y la,I
~o'b rr."'utI ~s ~ero passed dc ann. ihN
Loyalty 20 the Union va the Ii st Ia u ever,
cH >, ami that in sri'c of So c.s'n" -" ,h'y
would MAINTAIN hair ahclinn,o ~ the ln'ts@
Sta'Cs Govctnment lca e,ry if wo car, tpc-
cin,y l. We must "
IT,, Frarkc0rt Commonwealth Says
"K, ,nturky Sill niv,r IrrInrt a lid anI ia.
nlticu minority @ sal'lr her vi h soc s,uu
and bully her out of the Union ns Virginia va-
saidl AVID bulli,h. \ vcr ; no never. The
Uniur mtu Of Kentucky Sil not consent to
Icing tldnslrIcd t. lII y. DAVIS like 20 many
.hatic's Mind that. II any such attemp' IL
made IN this STATE il will lc tho aiEnul fer civil
var and the Union ncu vii r,sc In uici might
aud crush cut aud wip, uut tho last vc,tiGo Of
sccc' sionism il Ecntacky.
Arair Cal. WALLACE, an ns7ocate eiior
and Frankfort corresroulsnt Of the Louisville
Joarhd!, 10 his letter of the 7th, writes: "No
man can bs ~ ins,rc n)w as to ASSERT that our
state can lie prcciptatod into secession without
min ing on conflict hero on our own soil, Of
Kcn,urkians against K,ntuckiars. Trmpr-
~, 100 600 kortuckiins would pro .Inim
q the Union rs It is, without an II or p' o.
S\u lIousrnS.--A gentleman who heard the
speech OF SAM lloUsroS, delivered in Calves.
ton, I xas, two .; three weeks ago, assures US
tha' thu stores lci;ing that ho has accepted
thc FcCess on Of his state Us n fact accomplish
I'd, do him great mi Justice, lie sill pr0claims
his alleriarco to the United s. atcs and main
taiu1 tea; IL Is the duty Of tho UniOnists Of
Teas i.aply 20 hic their tine, determined to
10 ast,lt tao.r Liberties and rights OF America an
&rship on tho inst lifting: ocCasiOn.-
va hincton star, May II.
A.oIurR TRAuoE's DEGnADArIoy.-
The rrosI CndcLt u tho Fsdgg Post, AZ
P,nSsc Ia states that "Gen,r |" BRAxToN
DRAGG is guilty ~ .o'ting on fo,r and encuur.
sging The IN w. abominable licen In his drunk.
Ell sOldciy. Words are inaa.l ate TO portray
tho t,mt raj za'ion # ZONE Of the Conc crate
roopI at this placs |. seems Il he the pc.u ar
| rleatute Of a najtity Cf Il en- to practice ly
test tho number Of times par day they are
| oaps'ie of h.coHipg Intoxicated, aud In thsi
| u ArSuding EXPEDITIONS thy have co.Ami tei
como o' Il q 10 ~ halious cIimoy hat oyor ~eig
por;, rated. P.ivi'e dwsll'nIs havc been
rutt ely entered; old and esteemed cti ksns,
nhUs' hairs have ,ro wn white IN service to thi,
thciS TL'ive towr, have been arrested for IN
aginTy eau cs Simply, AM incarcera'ol to It'
for On ini,inite period. Cases Of tbi, Ghirael ?
are of almost daily occUrre &C, aud II the u VI.
dggravatnR syamn.
a S@Lr.'ny PgLIr TrATroY - UnIor lals
tn" ,.u instant, tio Hey. lIEsr J. NAS
iNNG Of ErCoFyn Tr5''rh,d a otrd IN
Witch he sG, " Whi.5 hotulnS and teath-
lIr n" d"" rIuc of oh9licnss TO government
a. II Cu,i,r,n orLr, / Il, aoi syp"n5'.r nih
M' n7ce "Iv y'T,t wLh ia "JroTi IN n" iuJ
~ Il rave not sail in thu Pu'ii. anytails l.
signed hcc"sDre ~ 0pprIrr N pJf y uni pa
Pa.c' VN p"s.a' ndtioa,d AdmniaCoE2,.'
i Is cyil,nt om his cad. ,nst hi, ,yfi,5,
1 / '. IA, IA lao A, :
u ie 'tcd 70 40 50. hr g,.Ll pGls p,hlcy
E + tl!i success 0" tho TcbsilSd. Tlis lacy
Lnying divine dcuoun..s tho pa 10 lsrn ul HI
fellow Ct Irns is :. the i,rco spirit # war,
and tolls u iln'ly be does not sywpl'hil" zi,'
IT, No Ore hut traitor At hclrt would . Us
NJ rep',stn' au1 nj name 70 patriot f,rl,nu
which nov aninatoS tho p'op'o Gni thos, Nho
general f ling Of the PRESENT national AimiG-
iS;ratiOn."
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY Las
just ISSUED a circular 70 all collectors sur
vcyOrs and Othor officers uf tho custom pre-
ciscly similar TO that recently y addressed to
Il ose on the nor theTn and nOTthv stern waters
In rela ion to commerce with the insurrsction.
ary states, AMI with tho following addi,!on
Among the prohibited suppis arc inc, ded
Goals, teepraphic Instruments, wire, p, rus
cups, platina, sulphuriC acids, lincs, aud |
other tclegraphic materials.
Tie st. Louis Ne,c', SAYS:
Suppose that Missouri should 10 ocde from The
CniOn-that tho Federal Government shoLh
Fermit the step, without an effort to prevent it
that 1t should abandon to tae state i,s p,st
Offices, barracks arscCals, wi ,hOuse', an i's
public lands--that Illinois, IIwa Krnsas and
Sehrakka should ALLOW us to erect ou'ss,y.s
into foreign and hostile ato before the,f
eyes, aLd establish custom houses alony our
eastern, northern and western bUrler>--su,-
pose all these imp'Gbabilities not to say ima"a.
Si6iliiies, should become actusl svents-what
would be our condition.
Would tho fifty millions of slave property, to
protect and secure which wo abandoned the
oil Union, he better protect ell, or moro secure,
after the step than nowi Asiuredly not; for
tho Fugitive Slave Law Of the United States,
that now restores many fugitive slaves, and
1reyouts many more from escaping, would be
imperative. We would have no right or pow
er to claim its enfprcsrnent. Our slaves, en-,
ticed by the prOalinS edemiss whom, even
now, we cannot prevent from roaming over thu
state, would flee in drOves to the FREQ soil
the East, tho North and the West, and ",
would never he able TO recap oture a single on,
OF them, ani the mere atte npt to recapture one
would b' Iunish hcd with death by tho laws o.
The hostile neighhcring states.
10 n foH years, Mss uri would inevitably I o
drained OF her slaves AMI be made a trss state
by tho loss Of tha element that now makes hsr
a slave slate. We would then present the
singular anomaly Of q free state, possessing
only mining, manufacturing AMI grain Interest,"
al iel TO slave confederacy pOsss'sing only
planting Interests. The maintenance Of sucl
m inconsistency would be an impossibilty and
We would ba c Jmpeled TO Secche from ne CoI'
ltd,rr'e Statcs and ask for re ai|issio" into III
URtTg ue had Left.
hi, would be tho inavitah's q OF tho 80
c5ss,on farce so far as Missouri IL cohcernei
In the U' ion, she will rcmain a slave stals JUS
20 long a. she thinks proper TO rnIin'&in thi in
I'itution Of slavery 10 hr niist. ont of III
Union, she could 10 nphing else than free
Sa'e, and that, too by process that woad
leavs every slave owner broken and bankrup'
mao.
A CnArLAIN ARRESTED ny SECEssIoSIsrs