Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-19
THE CRISIS +,

Even at this ate Jay, ,I- Freteu3ed by
certain symVa:L.zsr-. iai> c41-eie-- bel
lion, having been permitted to germ and
grow unit. It has assumed Ir,psr,i5u Of
some u1guiilIe, /; is nov the duty of
the Goycrument and Free SAFES to arqui-
csce IL tLelism mb.rmeat and Destruction
Of the best go,erumcu; tue world ever
behold. Irfm >4.h counsel, ;ara away.
States, lk- individuals, l.4yo rights, bg:
to destroy tlis G5y,Tam.u, Is net one Of
them. Their right, exi,, n, the Govern,
mcut and aa' on: O.! it "T5 BE, or MOTTO
be, j. the issue, and al. loyal citizens 80
uuiers'4ni it TIE Felcr.! GoyerDment
eau no, receie There is nothing to re
cc3e from. II Is the ti5ve.umen,-the
people made it, aud VII not permit ii,
be destroyed. On the other hand how
easy, Ju-, ani proper FOR those il rebellion
to GROUND their arms, lay aside the cart
ridge box, and return t. the ballot box,
the only power to which fEccmen ever
checrfa.Iy submit No patriot, 10 be
lever in ciyil, religious, or constitutional
liberty, .Di "..'- eaP.b,lity f.r se.f eo-
eminent. will ever make concessions -
treason auI rebellion. If the negligence,
indulgence, or forbearauce, Of past admin
is.ratiouS permitted them 10 assume
power, that now threatens the very ex..
,euce Of our Government, the time L1s
come which deman.. the prompt, united
action Of all loyal citizens to speedily sup
press it. II sacrifices must be made, suf-
ferings and privatious endured, le. them
be shor, as possible. "Do or die i. tue
alternative This rebellion mus: be crush
cd out, or this Government cease to be.
\ government that can not reduce re
fractory member into otedieuce, and !-ws
tha. can not be enforced, are 4 uu..iry.
Tue issue being made, all see wha, is
to be done. Never was there duty 81
plain, and a cause - Just, ! contest - bI-
with fate l., those wAy council and H.
rect our country. momeut5us movements,
in tLls hour Of It's PERI, "oe wise as ser
penis a1I harmless a. doves WL..t,
perhaps, prIvatIJos ami sutsrlu-- vii be
mos, severely FL: il -gr cities, aui mau-
uiacturing and mining districts, from the
cu.tal.melt or su-peusIyn Of business
caused BY this uuholy rebellion, yst IL
them We find the agents Of Secession at
work, mlenifyiuE distress, crying peace
when tde.e Is No peace, trying 10 create
murmurs aui disclri. "UIr c-gotry ex-
poets every mau-t1 Do bis duty" While
all our people are anxious to swell the
ranks Of the hos: Of Liberty ncw maTsla.-
ling to put Iowa this rebellion, let Cur
in making selections, Dis
,riminate in favor Of such portions as will
relieve most and produce ''its greatest
good to the greatest number In the
-u.al districts, tter. vii. be comparatively
10 priyati0ns or suffering. a.! having en-
}loymeu' Therefore, II would he suicIt-
i to permit them to be unnecessarily
Trained OF population, which is required to
make and secure crops, On which all de-
end for su>tenance. Wisdom Is the
,oser Of judging ightly." PrOviienceis is
With Us, aud has reserved ior Us the skill,
Experience aud wisdom Of that veteran pa
not, Gen. Scott, to direct our military
movement lie Is ~: hurried 0rre;aried, :
u, supplied with men aud means, wi! -
manage this campaign as to s1rround, oT- ,
rave, and crush out this rebellion with
U, long catalogue OF lcatLs and sla1gt
r. GB.M.
Ella Jane Di!'z, daughter Of Jacob t
'iltz, Of Frauklin township, Lyc. Co, ]
-ei between seven and eight years, went :
the scbool-house near Lairtsvllle, on !
Re moruio. Of the 20'h Of June last.
lndins the door locked, she attempted to t
It into the house through a window, but, i
rough some ml.hap, the sash fell upon
r neck, and although the alarm was +,
iycn by her little brother who accomPan- !,
d her, aud assistance soon after arrived, !,
ls was found TO be dead !
Unicr the severe mental and physical
bors Of the last three months, Gov. Cur
0 strength Is 50 lar exhausted ;ba; Biz u
,y=icl.os command h.m - EEK Ess, by
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