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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24

Besides the above there s one reg ment Of volunteers
from the upper districts Of The State a0out 800 men,
one regiment of artillery and squadron OF enlisted
men, comprising the regular troops Of The State which
make the aggregate number Of troops now under ARCS
nearly four thousand men.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE TROOPS IN AND NEAR CHARLESTON, s. c.
We give TO readers to day the complete list OF the
South Carolina volunteer militia in the city Of Charleston
and the forts and works in the vicinity The list pub
lished some since not wholly complete and since
that important changes have taken place in the dis
position OF troops and many Of the companies have
receivnd accessions 10 their ranks
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WEALTH OF TEXAS.

The statistics Of all the counties Of the State shown
by the Of the and collectors give the
following aggregate property of the State with its
sessed valuation and the ad vaorem tax at l2 cents per
NOO:-
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Correspondence of the Erchanqe, 7

Nsolh A:SAPoiIkS.
Arrival and Departure of TronJ,s--Es,,ilesire,
Railroad Through the City for the Tg;;i-
MISUNDERSTANDING the Bible among the
VOiunteers--An Explanation. &c.
ANNAPOLIS, MAY 2.
Yesterday the steamers Baltic and Kedar arrived
Off the harbor, having on board artillery from
Rhode Island, and the fifth regiment from New
\ ork, also Col. EllswOrth's Zouave regiment Of
New York The latter is said to be composed Of
1000 men, we'll drilled To-day all were landed in
the naval yard, the artillery occupying the creator
part OF the time. The horses are fine looking ami;
mails, but in bad condition, being crsmped on
board snip while on the voyage from New York.
esteroay TWO additional reg iments marched for
Washington, and another left this morning
Notwithstanding the troops have purchased q
large number OF horses and wagons. thew find
great difficulty in conveying their baggage and
stores from the wharf to the railroad depot for
transportation to w ashington. However, to obyi-
ate this difficulty, they have commenced to build q
railroad from the depot to the wharf in the Naval
Academy, over the bed of lain street to st. AIMS
Church, where 1t runs through a portion of the
church-yard, and from thence to the Academv-
The congregation attached to the church greatly
complain OF the destruction of their pronertv Int
there Is no remedy except that the troops will nav
all damages sustained. -
Additional quarters have been erected FIR the
accommodation OF the troops but as vet all are mot
supplied. Camp-fires can now be seen at varions
places on the battle-ground, which a fortnight aero
was admired by all strangers as lovely lawn.
Among the camp-followers are one or two minis
tiers, who are distributing the Bible and New Tes-
lament among the troops, and endeavorinp to mr.
suade them to give those books a daily nerusaI
observe in to-day's Sun, a communication from
Col George W. Hughes, stating that his negro man
had not run away, and consequently could not have
been arrested BY, Gov. Sprague's regiment, of
Rhode Island, and returned as stated in nv letter
OF the goth ult. To this | would merely saw that
obtained my information from Northern Re-
publican, and who is minister of the gospel tra.
Yelling with the troops, who requested he 10 pub
lsn IT, Inc report was also currently circulated
in this city, perhaps from like source. and manv
shareholders being led to believe it, compmented
Gov. Sprague for his conduct.
The soldiers ntermingle with the citizens and all
so lar has passed off without any difficulty G.
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their habits; Southern in their feelings; South
ern in their sympathies and associations; and
that the material prosperity Of our merchants
and manufacturers, aai africans Of every class,
is almost wholly dependent upon tie preser-
walton Of their business connections with the
South. If it be true that we have, in
common with the South, grievances to redress,
and rights to vindicate, if the North is believed to
be animated by hostile feelings towards the South,
and has resolved so to shape the policy of the
Government as not only TO monopoze the trade
and commerce of the South, and build up North
ern manufactures by a high protective tariff, hut
also, by fostering the anatcism of The abolition
lists, to bring fear and trembling to every South
e7n ireside then we say that no true son Of Mary
land can cast his vote in favor of Supporting SO az
gressive a section.
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FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1851.

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust
ness cards inserted, can be accommodated by
leaving their orders at the Counting-room during
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL CURIOsITIps

The London AtheNicaa OF the 18th ins.9n. notices
the exhibition OF several curious relies at the last
meeting Of the British Archaeological institute
Among them were three ole covers of the Denies
day Book, and very interesting volume, with vel
vet cover, richly enanelied bosses and. npmerone
seals dangling by cords, each protected hv silver
boX-a curious example Of covenants with rovaIty
in the fifteenth century This rich casing contained
the Book OF Penalties for non performance Of the
terms of the indenture between King Henry the
Seventh and the Abbot Of Westminster and others.
Seven copies Of this book exist, and second one
was exhibited in the same apartments BY the Dean
and Chapter Of st. Pauls.
THE PgAYE2-GooE or MARY STUART
was also exhibited. The aheaocqm describes II as
follows In the csutre of the front is crown: on
the back enameiisd shield surmounted with
crown. The letters read M.A.E.I.A R.E.GI.NA and
the letter of the first word falls under the royal
crown; the remaining four occupy the corners of
the front of the This very interesting relic
comes from the well stored treasury of Stonyhurst
and from which. had space and time permitted.
still further wonders Of art might nave been forth
oning.
An ANCIENT cHAsUBLE.
A rich chasuble from StonYhurst claimed racog-
milton as the very perftc tion of needlework AID
painting with bright threads minute scale
The softnes. and deiicacv Of the work, and the
mlSsa like finish Of theSead9, possess all the re-
hnemehts and freedom of a Flemish pencil The
central line of figures is of Il much later date than
the rest, being cnarser and executed in broad YER
tcai STITCHES OF the most brilliant c0lors Thev
pertain to early in $780, whilst the side historical
scenes seem almost a century older. The figure
down the centre of the chasubie are, beginning at
the top, st. Philip with cross and book, st. Paul
resting his sword the ground, St. John the
Baptist, bearded man, with the lamb seated on
the book in his hand, and st. Bartholomew with
the knife The scenes from legendary history seem
to pertain to Canterbury. In the upper left-hand
compartment St DunstaH is seen wearing his mi
tire, seated by the side OF his cutlery and taking the
devil, under the shape OF great beast, by the nose
with his pncaTs Below this, St. Blaise, as naked
bishop, saving bis mitre, is tied to a column and
tormentors in the act of operating on him with
iueTs' combs The body of 81 B!aise was an an
Gent treasure of Canterbury Cathedral. The low
est compartment represents, probably, the MARTYR
the right side represent bishop officiating st an
altar miracle wrought before a shrine probably
that OF Thomas Beckett, and the restoration OF a
child brought to q bishop by its parents.
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THE REINFORCEMENT OF FoRT PIcKENs.-The N. J
Herald of yesterday, SAYS:

Herald of yesterday, says:
The United States steamer Atlantic government
transport, arrived here yesterday from Pensacola
bringing us details of the reinforcement of Fort
Pickens. The Atlantic sailed from this port on
April 7, having on board troops provisions and war
munitions. She arrived at Fort TAYLOR Kew West
on the 18TH and at Fort Jefferson Tortugas on the
18th, at both of which places she took on board adj
dluonal troops and government stores, and sailed
Tor the mouth of Pensacola harbor Joining the feet
stationed there, and anchoring off Santa Rosa
Island, on which is Fort Pickens on the evening
OF the 10th: Immediately on her arrival during
tne hght OF the l6th the reinforcement of the fort
Dy tue meet commenced, in which the Atlantic toot
prominent part. The opera,ions 81 ;r - toh
continued up to April 49, during which t;'o ia
NUMBER OF troops, horses, Cannon nrou;s;n RAJ 20
r men, n:earms Snd great quantities OF varons t;nd
Oh mliltary stores, were safely Iandad ~ Ni''us
securely within the walls of Fort Piot p'STed
steam transport Illinois also arrived off Sant ne
lSand on the 18th, and her troops and stora rsosa
r,oo "a h. iDurihg all these operations not gun
vas hFeG by the Southerners from their fort;6on
LIONS. Fort Pickens is now amplv snnnI;od -
meh anu guns TO successfully resist anv attool,
IneIe oeipg now In the fort and on Santa Re-
r;danu togstner ABOUT one thousand men, with prn
visions and stores sufficient to last for sx r1ntth
and from the advantageous position in r,bih h:,
iate reinforcement placed both the garrison and th
neet, further supplies of men, provisions So o en
hereafter be thrown in at leisure. WV 0"N
The WASHINGTON HoM1cIDE.-Tbe Not;ooo7 T.,
felhgencer of Monday, gives the following accom-.
OF inc homicide in that city on Sunday night last.
An occurrence took place about one O'Clock pss.
tb btuay evening that created great excitement at
rr yafa and in the city generally 1t said
ed MURPHY took file of men into the bopse nam of
Dsunions and that Stt tbs he charged with being
ferent version and that be was shot on give dlt-
upon party who went to arrest him ai'er nring
since the above was written we hax.,
nd aooFe homicide was committed BY corno oraI
ana ten men belonging to the Company ot p 1Irai
teer militia of this District under comms sUtun n,
Oaptalh Miller, and stationed at the Haght Houso
near the navy yard. The name of the citinal,
nelius Boyd 40 9or-
The unfortunate occurrence having last evening
Deen MADE known to the United States officer in
command OF this District, an armed party was i'm
nedlately detailed by his order to arrest the cor
poral and his men, that they might be turned over
10 the civil authorities tor trial.
ID me Council Of the city of Lynchburg at its call
for ne dg on Saturday, appropriated S. 900 more
ior 'ne defence of the city and State.
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EMPORIUM OF ApT.

a X
JAMES FRYER invites attention - ,ss er s,tensivA
assortment Of Looking Giasscs now IN to- s,i.,t fy
every position and CT all sizes
Hsntel Mirrors Pier and Wall DO. oval and rasa,,
prices. " " ~''t-@S'
The latest English and standard French Epp-sv,rvs al.
ways in stock. a.
Particular AMI undivided attention is given to the serar.
rent Of PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
photographs, Portraits. &c.
No 81 South Calvert street
PARKER BRoTaERs' LoNDoN CLUB SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce fast suprseding all others From the
richness and decacy of It's favor. il has attained poDu
ty ALMOST as great in this country as in Europe For
sale by all hrstclass grocers and by their agents,
GREEN 81 Y0E, Importers.
o''-'i 81 West Baltmor street.
IF YOU DESIRE HANDSOME FITTING CoATs. PANTS
or VESTS, made OF the latest and approved STYLES now
il the II ifket call 1T C. NICK Ta.Ls Nos As and N BaI
more Street. on the northeast Frederick WHARF vor
may have them made - order, riady-l de at rces
that cannot fail to please al that my lave desire n
economic Call and examine the assortment before p,r
M ~
4 -E0HEADQUABTERS FIFTY-THIRD REGI-
-. If 9h INT y: BALILA} May d. 81 The
goNAV 5g Tli a. acoc r a. ArPory on
OF Commissioned Officers I B or q a7
s. X. GEORGE, Jr., Adutan;. maui 0Ol ns 3' 81.
I~{DTHE GENTLEMEN appointed upon The
e Committee 70 rroc q t? Ersdek tor tie purpose
q Pgs9nt6 oge the MN" i ID Pra at the meeting held
N 8rectoE1 rIom o. the Corn &Xchangeat o'c ocl THIS
Persons having coses Of the memorial for signatures
El pease hand them to the Secretary Of tie Corn FIX
It wN. CREIGHTON, Chairman.
IN P R o LAMATION.
STATE OF NARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. ;
r1Vpr,s FREDERICK CitV,, april 18th, isGLS
ezsns Of Maryisad not honS oommisso '; 'G IN the
Ing thsm on mtary saryi linn ~. m ! men, ana order
And caeTeas it has been further refresene7 70 me that
tie Maryland VOLUNTEER Militia have ordered their soe rs
Gr2T9s Of section g! Of article 60, Of the Code Pu
sny the STATE 81 #ayaEd are "a at All All 3gso a
q me public mind arc well calculated 70 mPerl the pub
IN Ny f9sceiorf THoEAs HOLIDAY nIsEs cover
such persons CT the nIwEnucs Of acts; ana do en-
o. ne city Of Bamore to sec that The laws Of the State
Given under hand and the great seal Of the
~ 29h day of April, eighteen hundred AMI sxy-one
ILL.,: = :. -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Messrs. MCAyOY
' 3 JENKINS haze this day executed to the under.
signed deed Of all tGeir uFoqe:t in srst for the benefit
off # he Supero Conrt I'D ccntang amin o ote
pTeerence in favor of such creditors shall
within sixty days from its date release and
20 accept sUc dyGena as they may receive in full
Pro"er releases haze ben left with Mr. PROVOST at the
the bncf: of this provision "
v.uo, ,s,, CUMBERLAND DUGA.;, Trustee.
t-'"S ~ i'ol niS.lGviw
E9hRUVIAN GUANO of the very best quality.
now diScharSing flOm the gcvernm"ut stores and for
sale in lots. W WHITEi0C[ (, "a ~ ''
ND a South street
EAUPONT'S GUNPOWDER AGENCY.
We ara ain
POWDER OF the various grades, and to any extent
a.. 4. j. WEBB Il BRO,
M It corner Pratt and Commerce streets
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Charles Francis Adams Cas.iu. NJ on
COP Rnaideman, United States mn; S,sy ana "a
g1a1o, Russia and Sweden, sailed from 70 En-
wednesday, in the steamer Niagara, o0s'0n on
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NOTICE.
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
nave appointed Mr.. RICHARD ". TYSON the Sole AGENT
for the sale of its Coal in this market to take at rom
February ls 1861.
THoS. WILSON, President.
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY's COAL.
S0LE G CT
No. IS SECOND STREET
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM sFREETs
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
for the sale of the above celebrated Coal in this
lakes tis method OF informing of Coal and the
pubic generally that he is prepared m at the shortest
notice, orders for any size and quantity OF the
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
BIT URINOUS COAL
For Domestic USE Shipment Steamng or Manufacturing
purposes, at very low rates.
R. VI. TYSON, Sole Agent
Mr. CHARLES GILMOR, the former agent Of the COMPANY
Will continue at the Office and attend the sale Of Coal SIS
heretofore fe5tf
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- > ~ n. aGHE.lJE
p Al EMIT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSI
SHIRTS!
SHIRTS!
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OK NO SALE
unelualled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsCNs
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIFTS.
NERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIE8, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HAEF-H0SE.
HANDkERCEIEFS
SHIRTS,
W.P. TOWLES BRO,
PATENT SHOULDERSEAH SHIRT MANJFACTORY.
I95 Eaisimore street.
Under Carroll Hail,
SOLE AGENTS FOR 5N0 CLARK, Jr., & CO.'S VA
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES rr5t,
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The CHANGE OF TREssox-7He Heqriug 5cfors
J"dge Extraordinarily esterday morning, q A
Greiner, whose arrest on charge of treason was
noticed IN the Ledger of yesterday, had hearing
before Judge Cadwalader, sitting as cammittinS
magistrate. U. S. District Attorney CoTav ap
peared for the Government, and Daniel Dnughartg
ESQ, for the defendant There was no excifa,,an3t'
ana the he airing progressed in an orderly manner
me Courtroom was but partially filled Mr.
G"ltey stated that the arrest had been effected
through the direction of General Patterson, and he
produced the folowing letter:
Hs""4"dFtcf' Il"HGfy department Of Fosbinqfon:
PHILADELPHIA, April 80 1861
HiR-U nder the authority of Brigadier General
patterson, q. A. Greiner, who commanded Fort
Huiaski Savannah larbor, after it was seized BIZ
the rebels, and was prominent in its attack, has
Deen arrested in this city, and is now held at the
Marshars office. He has admitted all the facts
presume he had better be handed over r. the
civil power. The G neral however, is ready 70
near any suggestion in regard to the mater
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't.
Goo Coa,, = , ~ CRAIG BIDDLE.
several witnesses were examined who tastifad n
ms admissions, but without concluding the EXAM.
Ledger, May 2. 'P"'"
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DIED
years. -'Ni'' age" Gu
y On the morning Of hel instant, SUSAN, wife of
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~ , MARRIED.
p U 2 me 5ist December, 100 by Rev D. 4 Shermar
of this city " "-' T. "441SoN, both
n o4 The ~ December, 1850 by the Rev John NcCron n
~ c IL SCHM ENNER to SABLIE only daughter
Vi edward Perkins, Esq, all OF this city ' s'4
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MoviNG DAY IN New YoRk.-The weather YES
PEELED to move, and Considerable arnnnr COM
the result In many cases. There was not, howe
as much moving as on the Ist of Nav one year 500
who could, took advantage of the fair weaT5ar
81 81 llle gay previous and entered their new homes
lehce tneFe was not as much confusion "a would
have otherwise have been the case. There was no
difficulty IN procuring the services of carmen anU
portion OF the day. The prices made M for lack
T. Paper, Nay /.
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IMPORTANT TO HoUszKaEPEas.
TO Sno" tiat they money by purchasing Wood
already Saved and Split st once ofCiy Steam Fire We
Gii,
30, 2AcRFE sqRzBT
slot: JAErz y raTs,s,,.,,
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BOARDING SCHOOL
FoR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
10 De opened this Summer at Lausannei Switzerland
by Mr. EDoUARD Kraft.
For references in this city, applications may be madeto
Rev Dr. 4. c. COKE, Rector Of Giac Church
;. : Lee Esq, III North Charles.strret
Sir Kraft will leave for Europe n the Goth of In
with the L. s. mail steamer Arago Ills prospecus is to he
obtained at his Dwelling, 50 Saratoga street mh28Jl2
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id ne council of the city of Lynchburg, at its call
for the defence of the city and State. '''' A''''
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The French and English have been fighting the
negroes on the river Gambia, coast of Africa
These 'pussons" fought well, jumping on the para
pets of their earthworI,s. they were, however.
defeated with loss, and an old chief, the King
OF Jocardo, purchased peace from his corquerors
by giving them back stolen herd of cattle. five
hundred dollars and fifteen thousand bushels of pea.
nuts.
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ECoNoAY Economy
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No NoRTH STREET
slOt JAMES H. JOHNSON
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-20

PECKHAM has attracted some attention,
and has been the butt of some ridicule, even,
on account of the various antagonistic atti-
tudes which he has assumed before the pub
lie during the last month. A tribute was
paid to his uncertain character as politi-
clan, on the day of the Democratic State
Convention, which is worth putting on the
record.
When the Convention was about to nom-
mate candidate for Attorney General, a
wag approached knot of delegates who
were canvassing the matter, and some of
whom favored PECKHAM for the place. g If
you think of nominating PECKHAM," sug-
gested the wag, for Gods sake do it quick );
or he'll be on the other side before the vote
can be taken."
The suggestion was promptly acted on,
and PEcKHAM, to the wag's professed sur
prise, maintained his political status until
he was formally declared the nominee of the
Convention.
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News by Telegraph.

The Washington news is of no special
Importance, there being no indications of a
battle. 1t appears that our soldiers, prison
ers at Richmond, are to be sent to Castle
PiDckney, Charleston, and it is feared they
may suffer from the effects of the malaria
and fever prevailing there at this season.
The Maryland legislature met yesterday
In consequence of the unavoidable absence
of the most noted secessionists at Fort La
fayette, it is not likely that any business
will be transacted.
A party of rebels above Harper's Ferry
on the 10Th inst, fred on the Massachusetts
18th regiment, and killed one man.
The Republicans of New Jersey have
concluded to abandon their party organiza.
tion and vote for any good Union men who
may be nominated, for their local offices.
Gen. Zollicofer of Tennessee has occupied
Cumberland Gap, and the three long nouns
tains in Kentucky, and announced bis inten.
ton of holding these positions until the
federal camps in that State are broken up.
Perhaps he may deem it expedient to move
before that time.
Reynolds, the rebel Lieutenant Governor
of Missouri, has had the impudence to ask
Kentucky what course she intends to take
upon the occupation of her soil by federal
troops, and characterizes it as a violation
of the neutrality of that State. The previ.
Gus occupation of Columbus by Bishop
Folks ruffians, of course, was all right, in
his estimation.
All the banks of New Orleans have sus-
pended specie payments.
There are various rumors of battles, and
military movements in Missouri, but moth,
ing very definite or decisive in the form
they are received. The vandals have burned
another bridge on the st. Joe road, and a
locomotive was precipitated into the river,
killing the engineer.
L. P. Walker, Confederate Secretary of
War, who has been almost as roundly
abused as our Secretary Cameron, has re-
signed in consequence of bad health" a
very common excuse for compulsory retire
ment.
Kentucky is aroused by the Confederate
invasion of her soil, and Southern Rights
men, mild type of secessionists. have
avowed their purpose of uniting to repel
the invaders.
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proclaim that it is not so, hardly needs
notice from any one. 1t certainly cannot
impose on the judgments OF the people. The
fact that the act demanded of the President
has already been performed by Congress, as
the war~making power that it has been
substantially done by the President himself,
and by every member of his Cabinet; and
that nothing has occurred in the conduct
of hOstlities calculated to excite the sus.
picions which the Democratic platform
would cast upon the designs of the Govern.
meut; these facts sufficiently answer the
charge, and fix upon those who made it the
most unworthy and unpatrotic of motives.
The least charge that can be brought
against the platform of the Democratic
party of this State, is, that it is weak. But
it is fairly open to more serious objections.
AS calculated in its whole tone and spirit
to create discomfort against the Government,
on false grounds, and as an excuse for an
opposition to the Administration, which
must inevitably drift its supporters into
opposition to the Government and into
sympathy with rebellion, it deserves the
reprobation of every good citizen. This
Reproduction can only be effectively exhibited
at the polls and we trust the patriotic
members of that party in this State will see
to it that their votes are not cast in
manner prejudical to the Government, and
in aid and comfort of the traitorous Con.
federates.