Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

FROM the Louisville tkyJ Journal
The present unhappy war was begun by
the South, begun for the sake OF Disunicn,
and was accepted aud is carried on by the
United States for the sake of the Cnlou-
aud not, VIC hope, in vain. We know
from the testimony OF numerous Southern
men, who dare not speak aloud in their own
homes, that there GTe multltudes OF men
in the South who are at heart for the
Union, who, in their secret souls, arc
praying to the United States for deliver
ance almost as they pay to Heaven for
salvation, ord who, II ever the power OF
the United States shall relieve them from
the tLraii0m that now cru-bes their poll
teal lives out OF them, will be able to US
seTt and maintain a supremacy iu their re-
spective States. We have not an earthly
doubt that there are a majority of States
whose people, though now apparently
unanimous for Southern ludependcuce,
would, if the deadly weight Of relentless
despotism were lifted from their minds,
hail the restoration Of the Union rs the
irouel prisoner Of dungeon halls the re-
turn OF Gods blessed sunshine, aud would
greet with cxul;atiOn even the little priv-
lego Of giving free ezIresslan to their
/ oTiuious.
Aud now the question is whether the
United States, through dread Of tie in
couyouieuce5 aud even the great sutferiugs
and sacrifices of the war that is upon US,
ought to accept this condition Of things for
the sake Of brief, q hollow, 4 nominal
peace. To our minds it would be dread
ful crime against G. cd aud the human race
1t would mark the present generation Of
the people o. this country as the guiltiest
enemies ard mGriercrs cs freedom in all
tie history Of the world. Our glorious
old fathers of '7G btqGeathed not more to
US than TO the generation that are to come
hereafter-their p0sterity as we'll as ours
tho great and magnificent inheritance Of
the union. Our fathers # later periods
received, guarded, transmitted the sacred,
the magnificent bequest to Us, 20 be III
turn passed down BY Us to those for whom
as for ourselves the patriots who won it by
their blood ordained il. And now should
we, can Wc, dare we in the face Of heaven
and earth, stop the awful bequesc in It's de-
scent, shiver it into worthless fragments,
destroy that which is not cur own but
mankind's for this aud the coming ages,
defraui ?osterity of the richest blessing
ordained for them By the sajnted and Illus
,rious dead Of dead century, swiudle all
the human race OF this and all the future
time of what lnyriads Of millions have
contemplated with gratitude and sd)ratiJn
as the rightie7t boon Of G5i to bis crea-
lures, sud leave our names TO creak and
bIaeken on the gibbe. Of infljny as the
names Of men who cursed their race ard
shall be cursed BY it as org as there shall
be an atmosphere 10 bear The sound Of
curse upon its bosom q.
CINCINNATI, Aug. ga Union man
named Moore was killed and another
named Neil was mortclly wounded on Sun
day afternoon by a gang of iige Secession
lists, at ShotEell Toll Gate, Kentucky,
seven miles from Coviugton. Both meD
were stabbed in the back 4 party Of
Union men have gone in pursuit Of the
who have fed towards the
Tennessee line.
4 correspondent of the Steele. Paris, the
government organ Of France, writes from
TunIS, AlgierS, as follows:
"Orr College Of philosophers 4; home may,
and probably 90 accomplish q great lea. for
The cause Cl science, but the Americans are
the people 10 turn these discoveries 20 Tract.-
-a account. Many Of the modern inventions
chemist Dr.. J. &. Aver, q; Lowell. supplies
much of TIE medicine con nsUmrd in this c0un-
rv. His Cherry Pectoral. Pills ,SSarsa7arlIla
and Ague Cure constitute the staple remedies
here, because they are Of easy application,
sure in their results, and have the confidence {
IF the people. While the science Of Med-
zinc is carried II : higher perfection in cur
country (rrance} Than any other. it strikes
+reGchman as 4 iIuie singular that an Amer I
can Physician should furnish the medical
skill and remedies far our Principal Province. !
We are happy 10 inform our readers that :
hese superior medicines which the Emper- 9
RS principal Province IS obliged 10 get from :
imcrca may be had BY our neiehbors at l
'chsflles. and Harris q Duncan. Lewi>burg. :
Refer 70 the advertisement of HoohandS
: 'rman Bt,erS, IN another column. These t
'l'it1> are INT ur>t ItiilS+F ht'Wu lvt tHe :
ure of liver Complaint and Bilious diseases.
AaESTN EANTfD Zoo sell 'he E-ir SEWING Machine. We
III give commission pay wages - from - g 500 :
-r,"uth, Hui -i"u>-s arl Th- EEIE sa chne 81
nj very siufl" .n it, construction. 4 Diploma
vari- vs. hiua hy the Industrial association Of n
arurrr Hul N.f i,i ~ tHari-r burg, Pa. at
: > in lsd over the Grover Res'r and the II
riir Machine u Is equal to any machine IN Il
% tI' price Pat FIir--u Dollars Address T. JAMES, a
'n. ri A gent T. ;. v. Co., NlL4y. ONO 6m>~3 n
UNION MARBLE WORKS, -.
/, T EITTER'S OLD STAND, Market ST., er
| between irh and 5lh. lew fsIsl.rg.