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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-14

LYING or A LARGE scALE The PbiladsI-
phia Inquirsr io determined to be ahead of an
competitors il the sensation line Hear him'
4 story Is told Of the COngederates, which,
ig true, displays q daring on the part Of their
men. which can only arise from desperation.
me strict military discipline Of the Federal
rsfrp on the Yigisnia side Of the Potomac has
COMPLETELY blocked" the usual sources
through which the CoHfsdeTates have hereto
f3rs Obtained Information. A few nights ago
F5sv dstsrr1tusd, at all hazards, 20 learn the
password. ia order that their agent might en-
ssr our lines aud reach Washington. 70 do
spis. thsr dressed wo Of their men iD govern
,reot uniforms which bad been captured, and
succeeded in placing them between our Piekets
pBobserved. The impostors and the true SOL
s,srs nursuad the regular duty for some time,
9ybsn snally the Confederates challenged one
NJ our men, who wss about TO give the re-
oaisits password when Be discovered the cheat
en5 ave the alarm, but not in tine to efsct
Re arrest or death Of tue daring but non-
plusssd sdventurers.
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E0utati0nal.
ST. AGNE rs
TIHILE ICIDLII,
Memphis, Tenn.

TFIEIs INSTITUTION. incorEorsta1 -
4 Att 0g TIA LestslatUra, il ct'i-HtfuLs Hfsaa
Il usted In healthy and retired --rt D.; ,-aLfsz
ths ~Ity % empdls. COMMANDING me "a Ef7s :
vsatss-s both o. town znd country. Ghs ~
buiIdiEgs sm-is and c0-amoiIGu7 s.f S
. designed as 20 secure everTtHlr. desire
able m sch54 edttca They "a III iu Che center Z
extensive Ent highly lTspruvsi g-oguls F-z br ra.
trees, sDr Ia sart tssssfuy ed cu -nf set vf
rare plants ard shfEcserg. The usnVa. lau o. rose
70 Nsa5hil nom all parts % the -HI ssur5 a.
The ack10sisdgsi hssthfuna-z a. th- ett rer3glr-l
it as point highly favorable foF lie o.asion Of l =
rary ic=utUti0Ds.
me Ac denny i5 rndsr the rbs-ee or Competent
exuFrisnosd teacb-Fa. Tne lys-egi % sclc-c.On {
sarfa s that prr ned I'm siu-lr lltsiuli-us In Kz-
t1cky. b Is every wsY ci.ef-far t1 s-ca-e ali ia
Z tducatiOH-u1rai ell iG.sii7----r Gu gs-e -
itneulant Of manners aRf ufysscsi emeus 70
ss3rGs will be spared = rszdsr .ls 4z.Htloa wort
q an pzte1sva patronage.
The discipline Of the Schoa' VII 20 % and uni'orr
but mid suf parsnlsL shilzt a--.. attention "
be pad to health, o0TrJ-t snG vase. ne pupils.
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The ssns1Eills FsRaIs LpltItHte

WILL open its next session the ID DAY os sspem-
w Der, one hrst Monday under tae ortiuUed su-
pervision Of D. gsrcdta sssiste} BY full co ps OF
experienced Soutsern Teachers.
JhAse wishing further particulars will apply 70 the
IIigcipsl for 3 CO aOCur.
suMERVILLE TENN. Aux. 1, 1851. [au3d6wf
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HIGHT ARTEAR4ERY
TACTICSI
Nov READY, q complete ard handsome edition C
Light Artillery Tactics

Embracing the Schools Of the Piece and Battery and
full instructions FOR ed service from standard author
tiles, illustrated to which Is added As1uels for toe
Sabre and otis v0lvsr G1Nd Mouniings Duties OF
Sentinps Duties Of Companies Ehd Qlsrfei masters,
Soldiers RatIous AID mode Of cooking theE EuS5es-
tions 90 Soldiers, Blank Forms etc.
Price 81 three copies $40.
Note OF any II the Confederate States taken 81 par.
Liberal discounts 10 the trade.
Address J. L. POWER
seB Jfck UI. Miss.
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ey The Cincinnati Gazette gives currency
to the following as a good item, and sound
Lincoln doctrine
CEN. CAss on THE ABOLITION OF Slavery.
Gen. Cass, In 4 recent cOnvUrsation with Pres
ident Fairchild OF HIlsdale College, Michi-
gan, said that although he had always been
opposed to aboiitonism, yet this was now the
way TO successfully and permanently end tbe
contest. Without abolition, if we bad peace
to day we should have war tomorrow. This
Is saving considerable for one who has always
been 20 conservative as the great Michigan
statesman.
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~ gbould ,. r0II.d tIgh!ly I'D De Iooss

These should b. rolled tightly ana the loose
end pinned.
Several pounds Of tow.
urved splints of all sorts.
OH cloths. 20 dozen.
PiloT cases, dozen.
Sheets, dozen.
Flannel, bolt. All are needed.
should any one take notion to ii! ont box
OF medicine and hospital stores, tue annexed
is LIST Of the articles most needed:
FOR A REGIMENT.
Simple csrste, 10 pounds; bssilicon ointment,
8 pounds; chlOFof0rm, 2 pounds; creOsote, 6
ounces; liquor ammonia, > pounds; blue mass,
/ pound; morphine, 5 drshms: spiri turpen-
the, gallons; sugar OF lead, 2 Pounds; p0wd
gnm arabic, pounds; powd cayenne pepper,
J. pound; p0wd. ipicaC, pound; DOveT's pow
der, pOlnf; p0wd. opium, 2 pounds; powd.
mustard l. pounds; crushed sugar, 2lapouuds;
spirits of Hi-re, II gallon; brandy, (g0Od). "a
bottles; wine-port, madeira OF sbeuy-24
bottles; Bourbon whisky, "A bottles; opiam
gum, . pounds; SsbaTaqus's disnfeetanf, 3
beetles; chloride Of lime, > pounds; Ssidlilz
powders, laudsnum, parpgOric, es peppermint,
tiuct csPsieum, Iiniments, cathaTtic pills, any
qusntity.
The foregoing is an imperfect list, but may
serve as a sort Of guide for any person who
may be moved BY feelings OF 5enevolsnce or
duty to get up supplies for regiment.
A NATIONAL Ars.-Tne Portsmouth Tran
script says;
OR readers will remember that we pub
ished a few weeks ago 2 Postic'i eausion
from "tT.Tmine"-tae nom fs plazis OF Col. A.
G. Bsnchari'5 accomplished dseEhte7-en-
titled "The Confederate Flag" The senti-
ment Of the piece at orce attracted the Rtten-
tion Of that well.known composer, Signor
George, Of Norfolk, and be resolved to set it
70 music. This be did, and on Saturday last
we were permitted TO hear IL Sung with piano
Accomplishments. Like others who shared the
pleasure, We think it' far excels any other
southern national song which has resulted
from the war. Confsssedly the particular OBJ
lection to all the old national airs was that the
) vie of music wanted iapfation to popular
cs Bacity. This was true with respect TO The
"Stsr Spsnglsd Banner" and re are glad to
bear witness that Signor George has given US
a piece in which, while there is due iniusion
Of ths grand, stirring, and ardent, the claims
OF srnOOthupss ana finish are not ignored. To
spprecBte, one mus hear l., aud we presume
that only short time will elapss before he
public may possess it, ss we are informed that
Signor George Intends arranging for its early
nubNcgtiOn
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SESsageN.
EK KSEaeg@G,

AEEKPaIs AND OHIO RAILROAD szooE, Ap-
vi ply At ale,
se52w Main street.
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ks satteras---EafoFms from Ehe


Tae New York Heraii, Of The 5th, has the
following letter, which conveys information
sy which ws should profit:
Pamliro Sound is aigbty miles long and from
twenty 10 tW5Etp-tve wide, provided with
s.eambossg and vessels intended fsr The PFiva-
tsesing eeryice ia large numbeTs From the
western cosst OF the sound, a8d from Virginia
on the n0Tts, an army might almost Instantly
be raised Of aeysra! Thousand for an attack
upou TIE haLGiUi Of Usn left ia The captured
fsrfs by MessFs. Butler and Stringnam. II is
manifest, from the reports your enterpTising
icuraal has lad 5efeTe tbs public, thEt there
are on Tie Inside, "a Tie sound, plenty Of vss-
ssls 10 transport Iaess hostile iEo0ps from the
mainland norm, TssJ ami conn Of it, So the
cRniared forts. il hey h8Fe the spirit at t6e
Sou,h which sniusts1 the people Of Vermont
when PlaLisburg was invested BY the Bduso,
before lbis tine Pal.iCo Sound is swarming
ssi Q volunteers EolnE 10 TIE rescue; as was
Lake CusmP.aiu with The YeTmonters on the
occasion alluded 70 i tLey GO, they carry
ysfrh tneg he spirit Of the "5esr F00bed OF
her 8beips Ia The heid," aud viii not Be sp&rlBg
OF their vengeance upon tbs hsndiul OF men
ieft with Only fre days provisions, and, FOR
ought that ppearB, almost entirely destitute
OF smmunitloa.
Tie cannon taken are HeaTiy 6 Il spiked. Tie
Ammunition shipped there bY the Federal
forces I5 not likely 70 be suitable for tie y
Founders wbich comEsse the aTms smeHt. Tue
Harriet Lane is thers-iR 4 sdissbiei state, with
out guns to fght win Or Goals 70 get away
wilB: our nea are isit there N imminent
danger Of J6sargatiOB, upon a naTT0w strip Of
ssni hills IN fafts that fuIn sh them little CT
no protection from toe overwhelming force
tbsc can be easily dispatched DO b north snd
south OF them. I cannot myself see with
what zsst able military and nsvsi commanders
can receive The piautf5 lsvishly bestowed
upon them f1r t6elr skin iB the capture Of so
Important position, Unlsss they hayeof sdle
men wn0 remain behind them up0L of MsiJp
and inhosPus5ie strip OF laLd Ia b-A-pli-<f
condition 20 usfsld themselves. to keep shat
hss been Won, and 70 render il powefif ! and
efficient az sn auxiliary to the blockade, Chan
tLev appear TO have been b. Z by ihe reports
YOU have 90 unanimously and pr0u"tlV sub
niItel. There is a feeling Of painful Suspense
10 be community OF this SUBJECT, sni nope
tsev may be abie to show us tbat all il per
fscfiv safe. i would be NORTH ing, 5rTond
the p0w6r RI even R1sssll 70 express, Il we
lose the signal advantage We have thus gained
for want OF reinfoTcsm - Of the troops and
On abundant supply OF provisions and NUM-
firre Of war
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Dnf5es of CIV Eneinesr

Ladies VIII be waited sn by leaving their address at
the ro-t0T'- ofice urlT
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General Lana, the Spanish offcer mentioned
in Mr. Russo - last letter, gives his impTes-
sjous Of tie "GrsnL Unon Army" in tie fol-
lowing letter, as formed from personal Obser-
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I taIIhTSTlLLE FEHiLE COLLEGE,
= Huntsville N,nb Alshswa

Confede-ae n9nts and Treasury Eotes, Co ton
WEPBt and Bacon viii ne received IN payment
CataosncE cauta'uing fun particulars, sent on apP
cation To 1h- Pr.Sid.uI. avs i
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Police IaielIIEonos, SO.

DEATH CAUSED ny MALrRAcr1cE-As Rrsr
or PHYSICIAN -Corcnsr Schirncr hold an
inquest yesterday at No. 2lj East 9th ct,
upon the body Of Anna Helschel. German wo.
man, 70 years Of age, employed as servant in
the family Of Mr.. John Kross, At the above
number who came TO her death from the effects
OF an abortion produced upon hc-, as charged
by DIR. Max Hoffman, ci No. IS Delaney street.
II appeared in evidence that the dccea ed hAi
b. c,me encicnic, and sen for DR.. Hoffman, wso
succeeded in procuring an abortion, from the e
fees Il which she died on Sun lay. The evil
donco that an abortion had becn procured wss
conclusive, but Is unfit for publicl'i0n. The
jury rendered a verdict Of death by metro peri
topi'is, sup rvening an abb iion, 10 which tboy
added, I've consider DR.. Max Hoffman other
principal or accessory to the induction OF siid
abortion" Ga the rendition Of the verdict tho
accused was committed TO prison by the Core
ner. Ho denies the truth Of tho charge az tin,t
him.
eErzURE or Percussion CArs.-The police
yesterday seized several boxes, containing a
million Of water proof percussion caps, which
bad been deposited upon tho Sidewalk in from,
Of Ice Broadway. The boxes were addressed ia
finn in Havana but il is suspec ed that they
were intended 10 DO rcshpped fr m that port to
sOinc port in ,ho Southern Coalodcrlcy. ThCy
were taken 20 Headquarters to await tho action
Ct the authorizes.
TELoNIous AssNuLr-Archibald Dough-
ard chArd Enrght wore arrested vc'terdav,
| charged with a felorious assiult upon T.mD.hy
Uoran, Of No 20 Wlshir ltou street. VIII nm they
beat unmercifull, AID then std.do. ~ the thigh
with q kGfo. They were t,kon before Ju.tic,
BE- nnpu ard lo-kolrp ior trial.
ARLEsr or SuorLFrER "A German
| youth Lsmod John Brown, was detoc 81 yes
to-day, leavin, III, ,'o.c No. iO2 Liberty stree
! having in his p,esossi,n two pieces Cf b oiI
doth, vs'uci OF $50 which DO "ple from thu
| store. lie called uadcr pre- ,rcc IT making
| purchase, but watching an sppotturify W"e
/ 40 thought ho was no, Observed, he cjncelo
the clo,n in bag ~ attempted 10 escape. IL
was taken before Justice B.,nnsu and locke
| M Tor trial.
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FIRE IL IuE BowEBN.-At 1-2 o'clock
yesterday morning, fire broke out in tho lower
rortion q! the Q story frame building Nos, 300
2j6 IL, 25S and 2lS 1.2 Bowerv, occupied as
stores on the first floor ard dwellings above.
The flames originated in the prom SEES Of Miss
hda Rossman, No. 1853, and spread throug hout
the building, and thence to a two story brick
building, Nos. 2G0 and 260 LIZ. The upper per-
tons OF both buildings were burnt of and tho
stock Of the stores badly damaged. The fol
lowing is a list Of tho occupants and their
lossrs;
No 200 First floor, Mn. Ellen Cla-ken
miiinor, So by water; no insurance.
No BOO l.2,--Flist door, Joseph StrOuse,
iarcy Goods, $500 insured.
Ne. 25s.--lirst floor, Miss Ada Rossman, mil
lircr, 500; insured.
No. 2'S 1.2.--First floor, 8. Rosenberg, agent,
j,w,ler, $500; insured.
Tho two upper floors of the entire bull ling
is occupied 10y John LmmGrk and family as a
dwtlhng, " hose less is about Z 900 no in.
suronce. Iho building is damaged aboIt
$4,000; no insurance. IL is owned by Mr..
Limm6rk.
No. 2GO, James Newman, dealer in tin ware,
occu pied the hrt floor as q store, and the upper
portion Of the building as dwelling. Loss
about $500 insured.
No. 2GOl IL Brooks, halter, tho occupant
of the first iloor, loss about s2OO insured.
This building, which in leased by Me. NON
mar, is damaged about 300 insured.
The FIRE is thought to DO of Incendiary origin.
On Saturday morning, il was disCoVe. Cd that
aH attempt Rad beon made TO set fire 10 Miss
Rossman's store, by placing lighted candle
near some saucer filed with camphene, but
the candle went out before IL burnt down " the
sAucers. Fire Marshal Baker has tho case un-
der Investigation.
BURNED TO DEArH.-Catharine Moore, q
child II years of age was fatally burned, on
Sunday evening, at the residence of her pa
rents No. $50 East Saith street, by her clothes
taking fire from Il stove, her parents being alb
sent fen home at the time. She died the same
night Inquest today.
SCHOONER SUNK IN THE East RIVER
Two MEN SUPPOSED TO BIZ DROWNED The
schooner George i. Brown, loaded with 1OC
tons Of coal, from ElizAbethPOrt, N. j., sprung
leak On Saturday night, and went down about
900 yards from the foot Of East 23d street -
Two deck hands, named William Smith AND
Andrew johnson, who were on board, are sup
posed TO have been drowned. The captain o.
tho vessel was ashore, and knew nothing Of he
loss until the next day.
A SoLDIKR KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN
An unknown man, dressed in soldiers uni
form, was found at l o'clock yesterday mornini
| lying dead upon the track Of tha Hudson Rive
Railroad, near Manhattanvlla. The body we
brought 10 this city, and m Inquest WIN D
held upon It this morning, 1t Is supposed tha
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A corrc.p ud,rt q MIR. llcr-y Paul Beck
e this city, whiting from i'stis under date o
s p'em1,r 22d, say ,nat it had been sscertAin
ed the re. Gus day that tire corn crop in
trsr,~ is Infinitely wore than exp sctel'-
could rot 10 worse no mt 81 wcat tho
Irorch p,pcr, ray. About 'oncaNs b,f ~ tncrs
tal Lccn an iuc pitut bread rot NJ BjrieiuS.
This confirms cur own idea, ON tho SUBJECT. Of
course tire reader wilt understand that in dc.
po,ic country like farcc, whcru tho govern.
incrt solsriycly ,ndcavor. tn guard against
food uothl, hy in,oii,rlng g. keep down ptcos,
md bu, my largely from alb oat fos the same
pmprse, -" Ioal state e the cl,o ennot bs
manu-, i Eom tho '"rr Of Re p'pers 1t was
known iono weeks back that hoy ofs for France
were in the American cities making large pur-
chascs Of urtldstuffs Bat tho cnUrmous ship
M, mt, made h, our own more hans mu 1 have
sal, iied tie Eupsior, ior the agents have dis
p' ur 4 1T II events lac testimony IL clear
enough ila' ttulc is a great market ROW op.n
10 Us, tot only in France but in other parts Of
tic con'uen'. for all tho hrtadstuffs We can
pare -Ihri. GI-'ne.
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BROOKLYN.

kHo1IfR FATAL SEWER ACCIDENT Yes
to-day afternoon laboror named VIM. Whelan
engaged in excavating a sewer on the corner Of
Court and Butler streets was crushed 10 death
10y the giving WAY Of the embsnkmout. Tho
body OF deceas oil was taken to lis late residence,
No. W Atlantic street. lie had no family. The
Coroner will inye I'll ,gte the circumstances to-
day.
SERIOUS BuRUSG ACcDRST. - Bridget Mo
ian, residing in Prince street, near TllAry st.,
was dangerously burned yesterday morning by
her clothes taking fire If m u lighted candle.
She WAS conveyed to Tue City Hospital.
THE Nav VOLUNTEER RELIEF COMMISSION.
The new Volunteer Relief Commits ion com
MERGED their abors at No. 10 Court street,
basement on Thursday last, where they paid to
536 applicants, from 1th, Sth and 9,h wards,
1899 80. On Friday they paid $50 applicants,
from the 10Th, 11th and l2th wards, = 5G2.
ON Saturday, Ia the EIste'n District they PAID
13l applicants from the l6th, l. III and 18th
wards, Il GO.
Tux BRECKINRIDGE DENoCRATIC PRIMt-
RIBS The primary meetings Of the Nidonh
Cor Brockinridge) Democracy, were hell last
evening, in accordance with the call Of the
County General Committee. There was q very
slim attendance in any Of the wa'ds. In tile
pJll,d. In other wards the vote was sill light
er, and in several only some halt dozen came
together. 1hore seems 10 be no liie nor ANNA.
ton in the movement whatever.
BRooKLYN CoMaoN CouNoM.-The Board
mot last evening, Alderman P. G. Tay lor in
the chair.
AID. Van Brunt presented resolution au-
thOrilipg the Grading and Paving Committee
10 complete tho improvement and ornamental
ton Of the City Hall Park and Fountain at an
expense not TO exceed . 900 which was
adopted by vote Of IL ayes to nays. Ii is
designed to on amcut the Fount ain with a mar
lle basin.
The subject Of selecting site for the 9th
Ward Station House was rUisr cd to the Alder
man Of the Ward.
AID. Gro,n offered az amendmGut To the city
Of age from driving cattle, SC, to the public
nOunds Referred
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Perennial Free Cotton.

We have already given an EXTENDED notice Of
MIR. X. g. KENDALLs researches and expert
mepts with the Peruvian Cotton Tree. It vii
be seen, by advertisement, that his proposed
lecture on this tubject will he given at the
Cooper institute this evening. Tho great i'm
pcrtAncc Of the subject will command the atten.
ton Of intelligent ont,rprising, or public spirit
ed citiz,ns. We undeis'aI that gentleman
Of this city has already sent to Pen, for large
quantity q seeds AZ d cuttings, and will com.
monce the cultiy alton on a considerable fcalc in
Now jersey, next spring.
nCotton-a sterling, long-stuplc, iuc-hhrei
material, can be grown in northern nooks and
corners, on lawns, in hedge rows and in juxta
position with New England cirn6olds, ripcn.
ing surely wherever that grain natures an,
this would scem To- 10 the fact, from the &C
count given by Mr.. Kendall, who, in tho VII,
regions Of southern Chill, has faithfully studi =,
the pert nnial Cotton Tree aRd ~ h.i1's, Sut
successfully grown it in tho snowy regions q
the north-thon the de,hronod usurpor will 6u
no bsse upon which 20 rear a sup,rstructwe
future rebellion.
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A Pari< correspondent alludos u tho services
held in the French capital on tho PastdAy APP
pointed by the President Of the United States
Rev. DR.. McClntOok gives the following inter
osting statement on the same subject In lettor
10 the Now York Mcthodia!
1.-THE Freroh Protestants have Just decided
upOn a striking testimony Of sympathy with oar
cause In America-no les than general union
Of prayer for America ON the day d humiliation
appointed by President Lincoln. The thought
feems TO have entered into the minds OF many
Christians in different parts Of France at the
Fame time, but II was put into shape by the
Count de Gasperip, who wrote letter 10 the
Esperdroc in the following terms
"YALLYRps, August 30, 1861.
I" You have read Mr.. Lincolns touching
proclaim alton. At the request Of Congpss he
has fixed the last Thursday IN September a. a
,lAy Of fasting, Humiliation and prayer. He
tteaks az q man who knows what it Is " feel
~ errors. and to cry unto God.
"'I express, I AM sure the feelings Of a large
number Of Christians. in requesting you 20 an
nturco in your columns that the same day will
rlso DO observed by the Children of d IN Eu-
rope, 10 unite their fervent prayers with those
" their American brethren.
The object Of prayer Is, not only the re'-
tOra,iOn Of Ueaoe, but also the triumph OF a
righteous cause; TO besoech G,d 10 give the in
habitsnis Of the North and Of the South the
light and power Of the Gospel, that they may
know the duties Of tho time whether those do
tes relate TO slaves or TO free colOrod psopls.
"'YOu may mention my name II you choosc;
but I think that a call, recommended simply by
tho authority Of your journal, would have
greater wei, hit.
" 'Rudeaym also TO have this call repro
duced in England, Germany aud Switzerland
| We must have general AMI true union o.
prayer; aud then NO shall SOC the salvation o.
| tod.
- pR GAsPARiN."
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THE WEEKLY SUN
SATURDAY, OCT. 10. 1861.


Treason NcuturtnN Out AMAius
IJnionism ard Seceseionism are rather moral
chan sectional distinctions sf er all Reverence
for law, love Of equsl rights, and devotion TO
The free, popular principles Of the Constitution,
make man Unicnist AZ much in the South as
In the North. The reverse Of those qualities,
exhibited In that contempt for the public ~
and the dignity OF labor which characterize the
mipious II ~ nanny ard aristccricy everywhere
--s seoossionig,s all over
alike, makes as venenV~-
the North AZ anywhere else. Every one knows
that New York CITY teens with them-mosuy
silonced. but SOME of them loud in pretended de-
rotten 70 tho Union, ard watching for favorable
,nomen, in which TO use the position they may
have earned by hypocrisy, to bcIsy the cause
M the country in the most effective way that
circumsts not permit.
We were not prepared to think, We conioss
That the favorable moment for an attempt OF
This sort had come. Blu, some Of tho ingraincd
pocea.iouists tf New York arc putting orth
their foelsrs rather boldly, as ifthcy thought it
had Perhaps they are right-porhars not
But We certainly know Of no paper that has
been suppressed or cbastcnod for more thor
pugbly though cunninely disloyal expressions
than are found in Saturdays ErpreS. 1t openly
advocates a cessation Of the war, and suing
fer peace, as follows -
The subjugation of the South, short OF mil
lion Of men In arms, being utterly impossible,
and the million Of men not being ready now,
nor 10 ho ready bel, re- next summer, II called
for, we msy as well eive up tins IDEA OF 'suDJu
CATION
what follower Should wo abandon tho
Government, the Cor stitution, tho Union ?
oh no; but the more an more cling to them( y
and to the philosophy Of conciiUion, co nprc-
mise, selCgoveu ment, constitutional State
rights in dependence thereon.
The subjugaton Of the South being thus i'm
possible we must resort to the epult and tho
elements Of the Constitution, Of trainers in
1877, and Of WAsuING roS's Farewell Address,
&c., in order 10 brug back tho South into tho
Union. As long tho North stands in tho
attitude IL now STA lis h. fJro the Siuh-of a
subjugdior, Of a c0H9ueror, an cm1Dc'p1ior,
. DH5rRoYEn-wo are looked upon and re'
sisted as the hosts Of Attla or Gonshis KHAN.