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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
We Hope It's True.

AS the policy of war does not permit
the publication of the strength of our
armies, the people have had only
guesses and surmises upon that subject,
But the rebels, not being subject to any
restraint in that matter, give US some
information that is not to be had only
through them.
The Charleston Is, c. Courier of a
late date says:
"Gen. Mcclellan has an army of 120,-
600 Infantry, 10000 Cavalry and 120
batteries Of Artillery. That he is wait
ing tc drill the latter two arms of the
service. That he does not intend to
make an advance until the middle of
November. That he intends to advance
in three columns, mile at time, and
fortify as he goes. That he has tons of
cotton. soaked in turpentine with which
to burn the woods when the leaves have
fallen; their object being to smoke out
the masked batteries, and illuminate in
case Of night attack. That Fort
Ellsworth and other fortifcations have
been mined. That Washington is
strongly fortified" sc. &c.
Thank you, Mr.. Courier, for this in
formationl While We don't place much
confidence in the statements of the
"secesh," yet we hardly think they
would publish such statement if it
were not true. And if it is true, it
shows that Mcclellan intends TO come
down on the "secesh" with the certainty
of Fate, and the doom of Destiny. For
the comfort it gives US, We will believe
this revelation Of the Courier until COM
PEELED to give it up.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
Good News, If True.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Springfield (Mass.) Republican, who
is generally better informed than most
of the letter writers, makes some state
ments which, if true, will revive the
hopes Of loyal men everywhere. He
gays that there have been daily sessions
of the Cabinet, for some time, and an
earnest discussion as to whether the war
should be long or short one; whether
it should be carried on vigorously this
fall and winter, or not; and that the Wig
orous policy triumphed. The writer
says:
THAT Mr. Chase told his fslloao Secre-
taries and the President that he had
pledged his honor to the money lenders Of
the East that the aoar should be carried
on ,oith the almost Cigor, and that he could
not undertake to borrooo money month after
month if fighting aeas to be postponed till
Spring; and Hsut If the President thought
1t best to put the army aato aoiater quarters,
he might as aoeN at the same time hunt up
meao Secretary Of the Treasury"
The writer says that Gen. Mcclellan
concurs, and that the war will be pushed
with vigor. five were sure this state
ment was relia ble-as we are satisfied so
much of it as refers to the position OF
Gov. Chase is-we could dismiss our
dependency, and iifeshe confident be-
lief that the success of the Government
@faas uEsseould look to the future hope
fully. ssAis6, we tn the indications
justify 9fief thatssaA b policy has
finally bsA adopted.
Whatever else mightaahaPpen, the
withdrawal Aof Gov. CT rom the
;I Treasury n; tnsn' at me, z'T5on1 would
money, b II with the army sent to winter
quarters, would leave the Government
without the possibility of raising the
means to feed them there. Stupidity
itself could not fail to see this. And
we are therefore prepared to accept the
statement of the change of policy, as
true, And if true, we accept it as the
Icy as well as promise, of the over
of the rebellion.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
ma. Another vessel, the 1Heador.

ma. Another vessel, the Meadora,
passed our bloekading feet, few days
and entered Charleston, with val
liable cargo for the rebelsl Would it
not be as we'll to stop the farce of a
blockade? Its chief effect seems to be
to .irr;tate foreign nations without ben
citing our own. If our laval COM
manders cant, or wont stop vessels
from entering Southern ports, why, in
the name Of deccncy, is there pretense
kept up Of excluding them?
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
n9-A A dispatch from Springfield,

D9-A dispatch from Springfield, in
our news columns, will show the feeling
of the army on the removal of Fremont.
Nothing but the unselfsh patriotism Of
the General, in submitting to the sacri-
fee of himself, to the envy of his enc
mics, saved a mutiny of the troops and
the demoraliza tion of the army.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
CLAEsK's LIVER PILLS.

THE BEsr PuReATIvE AND PURIFIER BEFORE THE
PLE-ACcEPTEp RECOMMENDED EMINENT Ply.
nR. CLARKE the inventor sfthese pills, is jnslly
- distinguished fer his eminent abilities and SCI
entifc research. For in his extensive prae
tcc. he experimehted in bringing the great desid-
eratum of remedial agent to act as direct puri-
fer upon the human system. In this he has becn
emineuty successful, as the numerous certificates
from celebrated PHYSICIANS show They
tremely mild in their operation, at the same time
powerful and effective in removing disease. They
never give pain do most purgatiYes, bat ailay Il
In all case, they speedy in their relief han
any pill now offered. -
The proprietor is pleased to announce that he has
perfected hisarrangements for Supplying the trade 10
the fullest demand. ,-.ss-.s
fresh supply just received and for SAFE by D.
REED, Pomeroy, WELDON g. BESToW, Chester,
BRANCH & PAYNE, Rutland, and d. JOHNSON,
Trpper's Plains, J. sCHAFFER, MinersYille, j.
R. ELLIS, Racine, and
NJ. WALKER,
Prop'r, Pittsburg, to whom all orders must be ad-
dressed. [Sept. 81. is60-37-3m]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
EThe destruction of that hot-bed

he deSLruCIIOn OF IHdI HUV-Ueu
of secession, and scene of murderous
treachery, Guyandotte, is a step in the
right direction. If the inhabitants had
had half sense, they must have known
that their conduct in assisting Ia mas
saere of our troops would provoke the
mos. summary retribution. Every place
where such bloody treason is praeticed
should be laid in ashes, and all the as
sassins caught should be promptly shot
or hung. 1t is time to make war trou-
blesome to those who insist upon it
Gin. Com.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15

PAIN KILLER To Perry Davis & Son: Dear srs-
feel happy to add one testimonial of the
value Of your Pain Killer, TO the Thousands sen,
to you from nearly all parts of the world. On the
9Th Of this month. fell from second story doorway
to the pavements, striking on my feet and bruisng
them severely; also straining the lgamsnts OF the
| ankles. When carried home my feet Black and
swolA on and the pain tense cause faintinx.
Immediately applied your Pain Killer and con-
tinued to do so at intervals of about ten nnutes-
The second day the appearance was a greenish yell
low, with little or pain, and to-day can walk
with ease to my store. Yours respectfully,
ISUGGIT, High Street.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
From the Gin. Commercial, Wednesday, 18TH,
THE NEWS.

We have good news and plenty of it
to-day. In the first place, Gen Mel
sons gallant brigade has won decisive
victory over the rebels, in Pike, county,
Kentucky, killing and wounding four
hundred, and taking thousand prison.
ers, among them the rebel Generals,
Williams and Hawes. The Federal
loss was slight. The fight took place
on Friday last, and it was one of the
most complete things Of the war We
have no particulars, only general results
of the action, but enough is reported to
show decided symptoms Of first rate Gen
eralship in the management of our
forces. Rebel accounts of the success
of the Great Coast Expedition continue
to reach US. There is no doubt the
rebels were badly whipped in attempt.
ing to oppose the entrance of the fleet
into Port Royal. They admit that their
own firing was bad, while that of the
fleet was excellent. They state that
their principal guns were dismounted at
the second round from the feet, and
that they lost one hundred men in one
fort. AS a portion of the feet passed
the batteries, the chances are the whole
rebel force engaged was cut off and
taken. The town of Beaufort has GER
tainly fallen into our hands; and there
are even reports that Charleston has
been taken. We presume this report is
premature. The railroad running be-
tween Charleston and Savannah will,
of course, be destroyed, and the inland
water communications between them
occupied, when our troops Can take the
towns as their turns come
The most terrible excitement and
alarm prevails on the sea Island cotton
coast, and the whole South is exceed
ingly disturbed. The news from East
Tennessee is hardly of inferior impor
tance. The Union men there have rem,
dered effective service by burning
bridges on the great southern railroad
and tearing down the telegraphic wires
They have probably taken this step be,
lieving the Cumberland Gap advance OF
our forces to mean immediate business,
and it will be sad and shameful thing
if they are disappointed. Next to the
thunder of war in South Carolina, this
interruption of the great line of commu
nication between Virginia and the
Southwest, is calculated to carry dismay
to the heart of the rebellion.
Aside from these leading features of
news, our columns abound with cheer
ing items of intelligence of inferior i'm
portance, all going to show that the
wonderful luck of the rebels which has
thus far enabled them to sustain them
selves, has deserted them, and that they
are now afforded the opportunity of dis
playing their fortitude under adversely
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15

pea-A Western editor was recently
requested to send his paper to distant
patron, provided he would take his pay
,"in trade" At the expiration of the
year he found that his new subscriber
was q coffin maker.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15

1--we take delight in referring our anficted
friends to the drug store of D. RRED, where that
most estimable. medicine, DR.. S. o. RicHARBsoN's
SHERRY WINE BIrTERs can be procured. We advise
friends to use it because know its value In
curing diseases common to the West, and all new
countriesit should be kept at hand by every family.
Sold by D. REED. f7-tf,I
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15

GgThe trial Of the pirates, captared
on the pirate ship, Petret, has been post
poned again. When they will be tried
is not stated. Better swear them, and
let them 90!
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
What Judge Freese Promises 10 DO II
Let Alone.
NEWARK, N j., No

NEWARK, N D., NV. j.
A letter from Provost 5udge Freese,
of Alexandria, appears in this after,
Moons Adgertiser, in which he says II
the Government will allow him to follow
out his course, he will undertake to col
lect one-third ef the $50, ZOO, 600 due
US from the South, without doing injus'
tice in single instance.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TI7lt should be known, for it Isl fact strking:y
true, that Dr. S. A Weaver's Canke and Salt Rheum
Syrup together with the Cerate, fails of Civ
ing satisfaction to all who give them trial. for a.
yet they have never failed in single instance Of
curing all Humors, such Salt Rheum, Erysipelas
and the like. In of this kind the fullest re
ance ma. be placed upon hese preparations
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15

L 1'Laryngitis is speedily cured by HooAand,s
Balsamie Cordial. Read the advertisement in
another column.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15

Providence, May 18th, 1851
The stain on linen from the Of the Pain Killer
is easily removed by washing il in alcohol.
Sold Dy A. SEEBOHM, and D REED EVIL
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
JOHN p. PLYLEY,l
w. W. JOHNSON, SJudges.
II. C. WHITMAN.

THE STATE OF OHIO MElGS COUNTY, s S.-I,
Fl. l.. Sbley, Clerk, of the Court Of Common Plea.
in aud for said County I'd State, do hereby certify
ing the Courts in the Seventh Judicial District,
entered on record in this office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto
set my nand and affixed the seal of said
SEEN2 Court, at Pomeroy, this llth da J of Novem-
Der, A. D., 1861. Il. l.. SlBLEY, Clerk.
.,L, H. Gl .-46 St.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
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Third Subdivision

In the County of Washington, the twenty fourth
day Of February the nineteenth day o. May aid the
ninth day of October.
In the County of Athens. the sixth day of March,
the twenty day Of May, and the twentieth day
of October.
In the County of MciSs, on the seventeenth day of
March, the ninth day of June, and the thrtieth day
of October
In the County of Gallia, the ts enty fourth day
Of March, the sixteenth day o. June, and the tenth
day of November.
Done at Jackson Court House, Ohio, September
18Th, a. D., 1861.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15
DR.. G. W. Roback's scandinavian Rem
dies

Dr. =. w. hobacks Scandinavian Rene
dies.
The celebrated Scandinavian Remedies, prepared
by DR.. e. W. Roback, of Cincinnati o., are now at
tracing considerable attention, not only among
those persons who fiicted with Rheu m atism and
general nervous arrangement, but among the fac
ulty. The following certificate, from of the old
est well of the most prominent citizens Of
Mississippi. speaks for itsslf.-New Orleans True
Delta, April Q.
EsrERPRIsE, Miss, Nov IL, 1857.
Dr. c. w. RoBAcK, Cincinnati. Ohio.-DEAR SIR:-
am now a bout 81 years of age, nd have been af
fictcd with rheumatism and general nervous de-
rangement. with excessive debility, for the last IS
Sc years and have used almost every kind pat
ent m-dicine, from which have derived benefit;
also, have tried great many physicians but all
no purpose. now feel thankful have at length
obtained a medicine which has given relief.
have purchased two bottles of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier, and two boxes of your Pills, OF
Messrs. HOWE Sc HARDAwAY, which have ased.-
They have given me almost entire relief Ny limbs
and veins have been greatly swollen, but your msd
cine has reduced them to their proper size.
Very respectfully Yours,
WM. K. KIrG.
See advertisement [43-4t.l
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New advertisements.
Times Of Holding Court.

To the Clerks Of the Courts of Common
Pleas and the District Gourts in The 7th
Judicial District of Ohio:
THE times fixed for hoding the Courts of Com
l. mon Pleas and District Courts. for the several
Counties of the Seventh Judicial District of Ohio,
for the year 1862 are as follows
DISTRICT COURTS.
In the County of Washington, on the seventeenth
day of April.
In the County of Meigs, the twenty first day OF
April.
In the County of Gallia, on the twenty third day
of April.
In the County of Lawrence, on the twenty fifth
day of April.
In the County OF Pike, on the twenty eighth day
of April.
In the County of Seioto, on the thirteth day Of
April.
In the County of Perry, tn third day of Sep
tember.
In the coanty of Fairfield, on the fifth day of Sep
tember.
In the County of Hooking, on the tenth day of Sep
tember.
In the county Of Athens, the twelfth day o.
September.
In the County of Vinton, oil tho fifteenth day o
September, and
In the County of Jackson, on the sev enteenth day
September.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-11-15

In the County OF Lawrence, on the tenth day o.
February, the twelfth day of May, and the twenty
second day OF September.
In The County of Vnton, on the tenth day OF Feb
ruary, the twelfth day of May, and the twenty-ssc
ond day of September.
In the County of Jackson, on the twenty day
of February, the twenty sixth day of May, and tn .
thirteenth day of October.
In the County of Pike, on the tenth day OF March,
the ninth day of June, and the twenty seventh day
of October.
In the County of Scioto on the seventeenth day of
March, the sixteenth day of June, and the third day
of koyemher
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COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS
First Subdivision.

IL the County of Perry, on the twenty fourth day
of February, the fifth day of May, and the twenty
ninth day of September. 49, - --... ..-..s..
In the County of Hooking, on the. tenth day of
March the nineteenth day of May, and the thirteenth
day of October.
In the County Of Fairfield. on the twenty fourth
day of March, the second day OF June, and the
twenty enth day of October.
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Jransportatia

Regular Parkersburg, Ravsrswood, Pomeroy
and Gallipolis Packet.
rs. G. BAKER,"
GEO. D. kAUGIiLIN, Master; IT,
D. H. SWANEy, Clerk. ,E-fs5pass..SiN
This new, swift steamer leaves Gallipolis every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock.
Returning. leaves farkersbuFg every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, AZ o'clock, making eIOss
connection at Parkersburg with the new sid dewheel
steamer - Eagle" for Wheeling and Pttsburg.
Freight and passengers receip;cd through 10 all
points. shippers rciy this boat rema ming in
the trade. Nov /, 6l.-4,-2ms
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Military News

"A BKdrNEST or SoYrHes. Soma German,
q TINS city are now attsm pting the orgapiI a
mh OF Regiment, TO bs armed with scyta.s.
Ibs Organization Of such regiment would be
completed At very thort noties, without much
oest. IL was sisted by sons OF the spslk.r,
that regiment OF this kind would do cr,,
deal OF ssrviesi that IL properly directed. th,y
could esuso much havoc among the enemy. I,
would DO better adapted than any other arm
now In uss to attack the snsmys cavalry wi.h
effect That such troops could be made ssr.
vkesble had bean demo Astratsd in the Polish
revolution and In the war Of the p,asan "a in
Gormapy, yhsn the regular troops were vsry
9'tsn fought with scytheA Ms,srs. AoAx
h no,o tAI1s1IsE koor, and v. Sroyx
the plan,
kxonurue FOR Isx NINTH Rxanrrr-A
recruiting ofioe has been orensd at the corner
OF Thirtssntb street OF 4 University Piao. n,
the purpose OF obtaining forty recruits Tor ~,
y, Captain Jcns W. DAVIS, 81 the Ninth r,S.
iaent Ihs rsgiusnt are nov at Harpsr,s
fary, but Will be at Camp Cameron, Wsshinv.
ton, In . few days.
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THE NEW YORK SIM
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY ". ,ss,


Errw ..-..a - - sN"sfe
"a, ~. - v o' go'i esuse makes
m. rc,se.sy. o.sVe, Oas R'n"ols .1a humane.
v.v I,,c ~. "p wso may have found his
,r.r.r.I 81. 49, ''o onic" Al my. Ia a. .
e.. T. ,e'''o ABOVE 81 assi, 10 moral
ao"ohtsd roo eos's ct hts calling.
A. -. :" cree ~ and Outrsg. among
n rare.
-. n''s'y' me oot sciousp.ss Of bed
,.,.rx,. men oo-srds wrh the towards
A o. b.utaity sua tresohsry.
", n'hhsrs impu'e. the h.naisa
..,sssy Z" tos nb'is tcw.rds our -o.pdsi
- 70 'hs wing msnif.sto.s OF BsAu-
- 80 mo DAv" rti ssisurd. Ot,sr-
ss,t.s eso's v'tld predoe, nks
-, In "a 9, vrds, u, sc-
a". which our men have SUI
"a. Nv" ''s us'tor ~ou'd hsv. excited
nio'o't'n' os 1t ,"as, - ,ffsctu.ily
2' N Re d.~dsf' Of m. rsbd leaders
''.nes lies In The sn'sgsni-tio moral
uOn' OF IN. men. Ana In saving this, y.
mean not merely the ped, ior, on oodsv h,, a..
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Frs IN sIxrK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .nss.
aeon at O'Clock, q fire broke out In an eating
house on the corner Of Sixth avenue and 42d
street, and extended to q row Of thre. stsrv
nsms buildings In 42d street. Tn, uop.r
stories Of II Of the buildings wera burnsd "a
Inc lots amounts to about S1O. 00o par,i.IIv
iniursd. The buildings arc all owned bv SAN.
UhL V. HoPyMAs. Nothing wa. known Of ths
bre at tina Police Hssdqusrtsrs until aboSt 10
oc'ock last night. Thrsugh the negligence N
the 18th Ward police, II was inpossibls 70
KILLED Br FALLING WALL -THonAs
SLocuM, labtFor. died at the N. Y, HcspItal
Yesterday, from injuries received few hour,
before by the fsn ing Of portion of wall In
worth street. Coroner JLoKaAn empann.llsd
a jury, who vie ssd the bodv. I'D I SaiJ
tns ln9los! tosay. The rem i'ns OF deceased
ware taken to Long Branch for ia,ermsnt.
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. Coroner GAM.
BILE held an inquest, at No. SO franklin street.
upon the body Of LEWIS HoFFnAr, a lad 10
y.srs Of age, who was ACCIDENTAL, drowned Al
Daylds Island, whore he was on an sxe.rsior
win MS mothe', on Wednesday,
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TIE sUEr EurH RsoIxssr-THEr Ar
HrvE IoDAr,- Cjbtrs'y 70 public sx ,scta.
tior. the Sixty-s'n,h regimen. did not s,r,v.
yesterday. Broadway vas thrcpg.d fr.. early
ncrrirg viii thcussnds Of our eitiss.s ps.iy.
and adapted. I'll uniting 10 DO honor 20 ,b.
brave dsfsudsrs Of cur flag, who 90 lstsly
rendered THAR rams iumortsl. Hour afl.r
hour psseed- and sir the crowd nevsd not.
Fftsso bish societies. In full siren 9Th, and
9TH ell fhsr rsealis. Gags and bsun.ss usrch-
"a oo-n 70 tss Battery, and thsr. r.msin.d
Io over I've hours. Daring eli this tins EN-
nieung dhPstehss s,d rsuoss vurs elrcu,stsd.
one aas placing the regime at at Philadelphia,
again At Harrisburg and again even a. esos,
ss Aneey. At issgrh, late q, TIE sfsrn,,..
the 'os'suss dispersed, ,hs iHssrms.ien h.v
ing been ofsc'slly rsc.iv-d that Oh. r.sjmsot
voald not snivs bsrs until this morni.g.
AL tie sooistiss which tanned %, Yesterday
require 'hsr member To ASSEMBLE this m srn.
ing AZ s.v.a O'Clock, al THAR savers, places OF
messing, for tbs Psrpos. Of sseorti.g In. r.xi-
.sne which vii o.stsinly arrive today.
'udgs CosBoGLr and Marshal SArprorp
went on TO PnDse.lpbi. last svsaing. 70 m.s
The rssissnt.
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no Ouiy Tern. or Pese.

The North must be made to sue for peace
ard be compsllsd TO accept the terms which
We will propose. This Is the only Way this
war ought TO Be ended, snd II Ia the only
way IL will be ended, unl,@ the enemy In
the mainline, as IL highly probable, 6rssk
down for wsnt Of means whsfsWilh to carry
on the contest. The "p'acs party" In the
North is not however, exactly that sort Of
pe'cs party which the South would liks 10
ies thsr~ They are for peace merely b.
cause the war has proetratsd business, and
threatens TO involve them IN . fearful ma
tiOnAl debt. Thsy are not for peace, because
thsy bslisve the South 10 be right. what We
want IL FOR them 10 declare for pace on the
bread ground thAt The South d right on prin,
odplr. Whtn they take the position that ths
pfevoe uion OF the South was more than suffi-
Giant that the right Of secession, under our
form Of govern mont Is undOub.sd that II lisa
correct theory that all Governments ought 70 de.
rive tbsir sxistsnos from the oonssnf Of III,
Eoysnsa In SHIRT that ths South not only
had the hRht 10 Issist, but was fully and
amply justidsd IA 80 DOR G thsn, and only
than, wfil there be psaos party At the North
worth tlkhg aboat-M 0. CSesVesf.