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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

Pony ITEMS. William Woodruff, Democrat,
is elected to Congress from the Fourth Dis
trict of Connecticut, by so majority. The
delegation stands two to two.
E. Dela6eld Smith was appointed and took
the oath of office MS District Attorney of New
York, vice kosefelt
The representatives of the Great Powers
have unoticislly expressed desire that the
Union should be maintained
The n Y. Times Washington dispatches
say that the Revenue laws will be enforced
in Louisiana
The N. Y. Tribune says that Mr. Way of
New Hampshire, has resigned the Mission to
Switzerland
Judge Mclean, of the U. S. Supreme Court
died April 4th. Capt Berriman, command
ing the 'Wyandotte," at Pensacola, died Sd
April, of brain fever.
The regular Washington dispatches state
that Minister Corwin has been rendered the
sloop-of war "Cumerland,' which is fitting
out at Norfolk, instead ofthe "Powhatan,' to
take him to Mexico. 1t was expected that
he would leave on the 18th of April
Prominent persons at Washington are sat
istied that the movements Of the English and
French fleets are for observation of South
ern events
On the 4th INST. reported disturbance
occurred among the workmtn at Fort Mon
roe, on account of the Palmetto flag being
raised outside the walls.
A special messenger on the Alexandra and
Orange raroad has been tarred and feath
cred because he was Republican.
The New York Worlds Washington dis
patch says: Lieut. Gilman, from Fort Pick
ems, reports that place as reinforced and now
ol,1 ia hal1 ont T,rc tipa
a Georgia paper insists that the necessa-
res of life be admitted duty free. We he
lieve that in Georgia this means breadstuff's.
meat, whisky spurs and shirt collars
The New York lIerald's New Orleans dis
patch says: The report that the Brooklyn
had reinforced Fort Pickens by landing
troops is incorrect Supplies only were Ian
ded
The New York Herald's Washington dis
patch reports that instructions have been
given TO Heads of Departments not to hold
Official communication with the seeding
STA es
VIM. Dudley, editor of the St. Louis Ex-
press, has been appointed Surveyor Genersl
of Missouri and Illinois, and Charles Giuson,
of st. Louis, Solicitor of the Court of Claims.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-20

Prentice thinks sewing girls cannot be ex
pected to compete with sewing machines, for
they haven't such iron constitutions. And
they are comparatively worthless when taken
second hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR lg6l


fhia popular AnnuAl foT Politicians Is nov ready -, ~
All orders received prior 10 January nave oeeh neo VI
des received hat date all be hbed soon 20 Tie eoeA
can be printed.
ASTRONOMICAL cAGCTLAIioN AND CALENDARS fer
soVERssEST OF THE UNITED srATEs-Ercoutivs
cEToYs EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
sENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, Members o. Pehd
aOHsS :. SSrnIs;SST 1s,,S;SA TATI.vEs or TIE UNITED
STATES Politically Cisssihed 49,, . =, =.
fXXVIITu CONGRESS (l far cosen) Politically Classified
yREE HOMESTEADS, or ths Action Of Congress on tho
Oucson Of sysntus Free o.aesteadS Actual Settlers
the Public Domain Including the BIZ passed oT TIE purpose
end the Presidents sto tbe1eof. -
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1857
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (DouElssl PLATFORM Tor 1850.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (BrsckiariJse) PLAffOaA for
.Afi0NAL UNION (Bell) PLATFORM, Tor 1850.
PRESIDENT
RECESSION OF SOUTH CAROLINA. .
FABLE or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH hhERiCA
prepared at the Smithsonian Institution aud ooDtnlns the
Temperature Of the -Four Seasons and the Mean Iempe
OF the YeI at l36 Points IL North Auohes, principally
IN tie Unircd Ststes. - = -. -,
zLECTION RETURNS FROM ALL TIE STATES OF
THE UNION. carefully compiled expressly for TIN TRiB-
LIST oF srATFs. CAPIrALs GOVERNORS, TIaEs OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELECTIONS,
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT In 1851, la's, and 1850
Terms. Cssh IN sdva4oe
PKiCK IS cenis u cope. for 100 eopie, sS, postage
az Bah plumbers Of TaBusE ALsaEAo can be supplied for
1885, l3a Is Us, 81 s9, 49, and Pnoe III oen'
zach postage pAid -. .-...-,.,, :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
coNsT1paToN Oh cosrrvENyss

No OF ihs is hesh Is heir TO- 20 pevAsn1 20
ipa4 In rec~snr.s OF elary habits 1t is regarded -
slight disorder little TO excite anacs
vki In reality IL the aid Companion OF many r
the most fatal and dangerous diseases snd unless early Grad
icaed II will bring the s1fser unuDey grave Among
the lighter evils viii h costyeDss is the usual attendant
Heache Collie Rheuniats Foul Breath Plies and stbss Of
ke usirre while ain Of nghtfo diseases such 80 ha
-, reye-s sentsry, Diahes Dyspepstt APP
opexy Epilepsy Paralysis Hyssrns Hypocnondssis helan-
indicate their in the sysser
by 6s M pe Not qenIly ,he diseeses named
gn., n Constipation but take independents existence,
~ I'M. c.use 10 rndcatsd 20 early From all these
M, follows that the dorsr should receive tmne.
dee attention whenever o;cs and no person should nesec
he complaint iheir timely viii eIpe the tnsddioos
oa he VI disease and destroy this dangerous zee 70 hnn me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
tya sips,e bottle Of sPALDINGs PRgPARED CLUB
wiz save ten iinnes is cost annually. ~

~ Oyxp ExcrYRnEyY and the mental and snxisty
edsns attention TO business study te
numerous causrs Headache The doydsred stale a
mind and body incident this distressing complaint 10 hi1
blow all energy ambition Sufferer. ey this disorsu
obtain speedy relief Ton these distressing attacks By
using the Ceyhac Pills whenever tho symptoms sppea.
II uas the oTeekea brsn and oohes the strained and
re ne:yes and res1os the tension Of the dnseh which a.
ways accompanies and sgsra'ses the dso'dsred serdn bs
brain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

~ HgApAoBB IA tho ,svor,s sign By which rs1s xshes
oUn deviation whatever from the natural state Of the
brain viewed In this ight may be booked sasoaTd
INTENDED awe notice Of disease which might Otherwise essps
attention til late be1eedied aud . iHdcstions shosd
never neglected Headaches be csssihed under tive
names via Symptonsc and ldopofhie SymptonAto Head.
ache s eIc..dny common aud the precursor Of great
variety Of among which hpoPsxy 0ont kheu-
stirf ard all febe diseases IL is DeTvous forn !: SYM
pchetc of the t0sch constituting stet hsddaess
Of hspac disease cou-titns bilious hsIdaas Of worms
coDstinstion disordex VI the bo~els, we'll
as renal and uterine aitioDs Disess OF the heart
very freuusntIy attended with Hesdsehes; Anemis aud
piethora are affections which frequently occasion
headache Idiopatbc Headache Is also very common bong
usually di,isuishsd By tins nae Of ssrous h'aGa some
dine, couQ suddenly In Of apparently sound health
and ho mental ana physical energies and In
oher slowly heaided by depression Of
spirts or scerby temper In instances the pain 10 In
The front the bead both eyes and sosss
yoks vomiting under this class sso bs named Nesyoi9t
f either class Of besdsce the Cephato
Ps have found and safe remedy relieving Ne 0st
sru;. p.ins few minutes sDd s subtle e.adsting
the ditcasss hch headsehs the unefIing naex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
Real geiate for Sale.

COUNTRY SEAT or FARM Of 100 acres at
~ Madison te Morris and EseI kosd mile from the
depot. wl be eIhsu ed HOUSE IN New York. worth
iOfH f1Op So good nrChho-hood fair tsrHss Ap-
ply to FIERCE WADoWORtH. No. 10 Pne-sL
INfhEoS HILLS CEMETERY.--A choice
~ LOT lpeo.ed for SALE Price $50. Inquire Of b. T.
MILLER, No. 70 West Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
Go tt1hom it man Goneern.

NOTICE.-Whereas, my wife, SARAH Nc
IN GRAw having refused bed AID board without prov
ocsOp hereby forbid all persons from ting harboEg
her my account VIII poy debts Of her contracting
nom this daio.-Jan. 81. 1851. WIN MoGRAW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

MARY BROWN" the Mechanics Wife, is
M one Of the 36 Portraits In MIs Bankn. curious ne y
al nf Fsmsls Characters in the City, called WomeS or
NEyeYORK" Fancy binding $50 pages, 90 engravinss-
Eaied for 81 Published Of Family Newepaper omce NO.
Nassau.si.. sthiIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.-oFrroE OF THE

NOTICE TO OTAXPAYERS.-OFrICE OF THE
ChanbeTsst, kew-YoTk Jan. !, lSoi-Sotloo lie hereby
syeA hat the Assessment os OF Real sud Personal Estate
tho by aud County Of New York, for the year iG6
Will bo opened MONDAY, tho l4th instant for public
Ap nest, inclusive. All taxpsy earnestly requested
10 call and examine the SAME IA order that any In
the uey bs tcted Also all persons eutted by
ls 10 reduction Of their Of their being
cltryymen military services and also literary charitable
by law exempt tsxa;ion requested
such
ciosng OF the roll. on tho sjtE day OF April
The following econ Of tho Act OF April a. 1889 pulshea
for the Information ofthxrayors
BECr0s TO- De- Ing The time the books se be open public
p con, heretofore provided application ay be made by
cOnsdeng hmae asgrisod by tie Assessed yra
ton OF his real peona eate 20 have tho corrected II
such application be- made IN relation tho assessed valuation
must be In writing stating the OF OBJ
.cosg thereto and theTeupon the CeHaioner shall examine
Into the compa and IN theT judgment the assessment
they fha the corrected II such appca
ton be- ndein sin 20 the valuation o
tho applicant ,hs be esan ine updr osth by The said Cois
shall be hoIzed 10 administer sach Of
aud Ia their juJgnen the Is they
be corrected and fix tse Of such
believe 20 be E, ard declare their de-
cision thereon within thirty aer such application shn
made them No reduction sha be ado BY the Board
oluTtvisors any real personal estate
nnd this ss unles thsl appeal under oath ena
ln that tho party Ggicved urabln attend within ,he
pOod pescbed for the correction Of Of sick
absence from tho oyLaws Of 1888 Chapter m Sec o.
A. J: WILLIAMSON,
J.W. ALLEN,
j. w. BROWN,
an72swtny1 Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessnlsns
lIS WAYS TO MAKE MONEY.-Recipes.
81 As Secrets &C. sent to any eddfess FOX Is cents
AddIe. J. WILHELM MorEis,own n. J..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
YpsiIAsTl, Mich, Jan. "a, 1851
Mr.. SPALpIra.

Mr.. 5PNDTs9
Not long since TO Jou boz Of Cepbshc Pills for s
eue Of the Headache and Coyene and received hs
and they had good an snee that Wa ntoesd sns
for .
A r. WHEELER,
Yps1snt, Reh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
RsJNsLosBuae, Franklin Co., Ohso, I
jan 3, lafl

Hk.RY c. SylLDIss,
No. 40 Cedar ST., H.. Y.
DEAR EIR:
Iuoorsd ind twenty-five 25 for which send boz Il
"Cephsc Pls Send to address Of Rev VIM c. Pine5, ney
noldsbuIs FYaDkhn Co, Ohio
Your Fll. woh Ike cb,rp-cnre hsa5sehe almos s2s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

II. C. sPAIprye, ESQ.

H. c. sPAIprye, Esq ,
wish for circulars large show b. 70 brinS yssr Co
phaic Pi particularly before my cussoznsiI yeu
have anything Of the hind, please send to m
One OF who subject TO sck HssdoshA
usually aDg two days) cured Of an nack In hs hy
your Pills hich sent her
W. b. WILKES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

FACT woHTu KNOWING sYaldiass Cephsli, Pie
"a. euro FOR ci Headache BiouS Headsche Nervous Hs,
sche CosiYeaess, aud General Debility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

By the u,e Of these Ps Ii. peoii: stacks Of Ssoss ~
Headache usy prevened aud II iahen at the
en Of an attack immediate relief fcm pain and hness Vi
| be obtained. .....
They seldom fail removing the Eau'sa and Hssish h
which females so subject
They act gently upon the bowels-rsmovns cosfirene
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and al psrsons
Of srSn,ary hcbs they valuable Larases improving
tho Gppss giving and the digestive ofsana aad
restoring elasticity aud strength Of the whole syer
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the Of long investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been In many
ves, during which they have prevented and relieved
vas. pain suffering from Headachs whether er
ua,Ing In the system from deransed of The
semg6
They ere entirely vegetable their composition and may be
taken ct al es with perfect safety without making change
OF Diet ard tte ab,see @ dssasrssas tasss rsaSs sr
10 oeminis.er t,en 20 CHILDREN.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERPErTs! ID
The rcnulne have Eve signatures of HENRY c. sPALDN0
or each Bor.
Sold By Druggists ard all other Dealers in Medic,rea
Box viii be sent BY mall prepaid receipt Of ths
PRICE Is CENTS.
Al o!den should be addressedte
HENRY @. SPALDING
No. 70 CsdaTs,.. Nsw-Yek.
spALplNa's PREPARED aLUEi
SPALDINGS PREPARED dLUEi
SpALDINaS PREPARED 0LUEI
SAVE THE PIECES! ...
ECONOMY! DIsPATCHi
V-"A STIrcH TIKI sAvEs Nys" "A
~ cseis~nts l happen IA psSsessaset (sssey
desirable TO have cheap and Convenient way for 70
pairing Furniture Toys Crockery
SPALDlNG'S fREfARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and hcusehed afford 70 b
without It. Il always ready and 10 tie sticking point
Ii "UsEFUL IN EVERY H0UeE" f+..s
r. B.A Brush accompanied each bottle PIE, o esnts
Aid-ess HENRY G. SPALDIN0 -..slsrs'
a 80 $50 ta f I" No. 20 Cedsr It, New York n
nErfas rlb.a 3.s .sas sas p
~qur' aqs.s .siss es't,'-..
3. ls.hstGagaa CAUTION,
Tie ussaspccInr pubic limitations Of my PkEPARED aLu
would caution al persens 70 examine beoss purhaa snd
~ sPALDiNgs PREPARED GLUE, n
i.s .s.siis ~TspPss, sg ssss ss sHssas sAsssSSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

NIME. DEMuRESr's PRIZE MEDAL
lF1 ShIRTS-Bo,t seel ees: shspes! Beet Quality :!
CsIno r., u oderi spliBgs q csj syringe % eta
spng 10 spriDgs, IS 2J 2s ~ and 20 springs
including ehdens ga pVpofiyn The trnde tupped che ip
NsG s3 Broadway 25J and 0 Canal st. ll9 3hsv 2 Ora a.
r. Y and l3i Piergt pungst Brookyn. Ledies do
deceived by lbe many worthless limitations found o!seW here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

TnLl vmxos, Ohio. Jsa. u, 1851.
HEsny G. BPAIpIrs, Esq
Please and inco.sd twenty five oen,s for viii sssd
ohcr box Of your Cephac Pls Thy tIr ~ as F0s
bare btsd
Direct A. srOyER Pm,
Belle Vernon, Wyandk Co., O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES.
Superior TO all preparations for TrLiue Buckwheat
Cakes Br 3D. and every VI Pr where Yeas. 10
CURED AID entirely fEee om te Ingredients OF Yeast
Pos ders being made from pure hops only
Their great reputation having indeed osg Vses make
tnferi article purchasers should bs careful to ask WHAT
CHI Err" CAKES. and take oiLs.s = -
hetailed by tie principal Greer q q. ELIE,
soie Asen. FOR tho Msnulsesa No. 2!T Falton q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
Groceries an6 11ropisions.

DORTER and ALES.
i GUlNNEsS'S EXTRA DOUBLE STOUT
WN. YOUNGER Co.'s SPARKLING ALE. In store,
landing, and fcT sale By thsr authorized AGENT.
Q. L. HASlCHT,
No 1T PenlsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
MAYox's ORyiCE, NEw.YoEE, Jan. l9, 1851

proeIamation, = FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
wAED-W heiess HUGH DUFFlE, resident Of biS city
e0sshnan by occuyson about 81 yes,s OF ese x feet IN e
saS when st d.sPpeaIed under tns'Sious cir
sprnoes on the evening Sunday. the JOb Of December
nj and thre II reasonable grounds for the belief that sad
Du has i,her been Geloonsy abducted from the CITY, or
rnardeTed, - - =. x,,--,,> =, - -. Il, M.
Of RtwYork By virtue o the aahory n me vested DO hereby
ost- rsvsyd ofFlyE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the sppYo-
bsseB and conviction Of the person or r'ou' who have a.,
apts on the certificate Of the District Attorney Of the
Jude before whom conviction Sha Oe had that the said
eoayon was obtsned the information given by tho said
siairp Tbe claim for the reward Is 20 be made within
svensy days after such conviction, tbs will be de
In witness whereof have hereuuto set my and
{Ln seal the City Of EewYork, the day and year
FERNANDO WOOD Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

JUST PuBLIsHED: .............. ~.
~ .azEs.sa BEADLES .sf.fff.a- -fi....s
DINE MILITARY SONG BOOK.
Collecliou Of Popular
NATIONAL AND PATRIOTIC SONGS.
Ed.ied by VIZ. Ross WAtLAeE
Fer sAls ~ AZ S.@A rsyS.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

lDS WAYS to MAKE MONEY.-Recipes.
81 Arls Secrets &C. sent % eddess or rs cenls
Address J. WILHELM, Morstown, n ],
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
lIAGE's "VENUS" Z"

- CINDERELLA AND HER SISTERS ~
~ EOTTCE.-The exhibition Of this beautiful Picture
win close ii sohAass Galaxy No Gao Broadway on JAM S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
Huerial Mctites.


4h. corntse VII meet Tor organization This tI9ai'al
ELpNING a. az tie HoAdloaIterS NO. elo bEVao"hS
ii ck lie, every delegate attend
First Ward Republican Assoetatie1;T7T iT,o meeting
IiksT WAkD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION held
o. ~ "a Grsenwics-st on MONDAY EVENING, Jan u,
M The foow Preamble and Resonti n. were adopted with
~, dissentipe voice and dered 10 be publish
Hssros Alter thg late Presidential contest the Rpoohchns
f his ard were under s Necessity Of eoesn]ng the First
Wsd Republican socaon and elected Delegates 10 repesent
then In he ent Young Meu's Committees aud oheTeds
"a sssd and not s1ed the said result
hsyn be, caused y through caumny and mToPresonta
sion; therefore be II
Eersd That the said result shall not deter fr, koePns
our ns and that pledge ourselves to stand by
sh oheI and Platform Of the Republican party and also
70 ve the public opinion Of those who opposed us in
the Central Couiu itite
Resred That consider tho conduct Of Henry smith as nm
worthy Of the hish poop he holds Alderman % this Dis
t;et, instead of rc,bg dstoT the conflicting
irTe of The ard he unwarrsDahy sowod himself 70 be led
nv he rse by Of pemocTA aud demsgogues belonging 70
shs ola ass eia,ion However consistent with h saying
tkt he does not thank the Republican party Tor h eech so
no doubt he viii accordingly during DIS term OF once
H,red That tee conduct Of John l. JayIor Oha5ah OF he
or conested for he First Ward was unworthy
Of tbe position IN " ich be Was placed
BY order Of ths Association -..--..- =. a.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

Uamrn-Th i. Rev JOHN LOAD win give his second Lee
tu, I'M blStkSn s the Athenenn THIS trhusday) EVE "
inG Al q O'clock Subject: PhilPpa, the Womao Of Chval.
Tyn Coro tickets 10 eents single tickets p cens 10 be
hs5 81 she door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

NONSTTUTION OF THE UNITED STATES,
~ In neat Pamphlet Form for Three Cents
oeaei' A0Pp'i'0 - '-' ROSS l. TOUsEY,
No. l2l Nassau ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

- l.hlsfsia1a CAUTION
As certain unpdnpled persons sstsupting % palm q 9
the pasuspccbg public limitations Of my PREPARED 0LuA
would caution al persons exanne beoss pufukas eo
~ sPALDiNgs PREPARED GLUE, n
- i.k .s.s.3s Wrapper al sss sE-SssaS sszsssA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21
hnscated Officers.

There are two kinds Of military education
one, Of The military schools 'oE.bned with
military service aao.nGt Of military service
merely TIE Southern Government has, thus
lar, if are not mistaken, given prominent
position To gentlemen having enc er .ne other
Of these qualifications; ina much of their Ste
cess pSe" - attributed to this fact.
ire Northern journals complain loudly CT
the number Of politicians placed in high com
msnds. |; is not for rs 70 mourn over their
bluuder Tree. ne do net believe it accounts
fer .h-!a uniform defeats The best talent Of
the old {, ). Army directed the iage movement
fsom Manassas. ButTe wish 10 worse luck q
an eHemy thao TO appoint politicians TO high
military commands. II Implies that the ap-
rojntir z power is utterly regardless of the
welfare q the 53nntry and the lives of its 2eo-
pie; CT, at any rate, that these Dc not occupy
as high place in it, regards as the increase
Of political influence. Il proves that the eff
GERS thus appointed are as self-corceitcd As
hey are ignorant, fer no others would seek a
position for which they know themselves TO he
unfit. G'underg and destruction must mecca
ssrily FOLLOW every step they take. we should
as soon think Of selecting a doctor 10 act az
Judge Advocate. or appoint lawyer Surgeon
General, a7 put z politician at the head of an
army.
Pohti.ians ere bad enough at the best
They are the pests Of the country in peaceful
times, and the authors of ali the political woes
and nearly all tho wars that aillct mankind
But when they seek to increase the public ca
lami;ios by asking to DO put il positions for
which they are VIGOROUSLY unfit, they ought
70 be handed over to tho Provost Marshal-
Would auy one think Of putting one of them
il command Of a line battle ship And
yet they know just as little Of managing "a
squadron in the field as a squadron at sea
1t is muir Ter ia the first degree to send men to
battle under such leadership. Long may LIN
c1Lx monopoIizs the manufacture Of ouch
warriors as MAJ q eneral BUTLER, BANKS,
CADwALLADER, and others Of that
ilk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21
r.usBTt.iSa htrErf-s

Il i aow asserted b. Northern journal
tlat LINCOLN ia ne' disposed to have. ery
"sqceaml-h sc,n1les' about heugins priya-
t;ers.
We don't sss ny ir. LtYcoLn Should give
Way TO Any wesknessos ut this stage Of h:s
rarc"r. We never heard that h. had "scru.
pies" OF any Kind, "s4ucar1ish" OF otherwise.
except in regard 70 keeping himself out Of
LANCER, fac oowardiy manner in which he
akulkcd lnto Washington, and has ever since
surrounded himself With bodv-guar!, taking
ar mu;h care 10 avoid field of bottle SIS JEFF
DAVIS does r. engage in oue, is in horrible
contract with the perte1tly unscrupulous and
heudish aII~it il which he devotes other ueu
to death. We will not prof,no the name Of
tfsA" ny compaung this wretch to him even il
his tyranny bHt, II such glorious dcspot "a tue
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