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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
HUDSON RIVER RAlLRoAD.-foI. alba

Il IH1'It'o sN"'S'' II
and WEI. JI1ius leave:
From (hlmbcrsst from sIstst
Express. and II udJiS 12S ll;JJ M aud 1''o ahd
ard 5 M SIX
Troy ara albany with sleep IO:lS (sund,y. Included
ing carl, 9:s5 p.
Poughkecpsie ru!H, 100 m m and lZD ana 80 p III
IL IA. and
Pseiskili usiu, sop. m. 5b5 Pm
Sing siag train, 3.t and 40 and IS p IN
pm
Tsuytown train. sop IN. 40 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Ia sore 10 resul..s
tho Bowels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

NOR -HAVEN-Fare 81, Berihs free
i BY 3 esnef from Peck alp. DAILY ats p. m P,ssen
ger, Merd-n Hartford SpinFed honh.mIion ard t~ hs
On tb. lin. rmont Railroads. tAk~ the ~ train from
NewiAvco remain poAn the bOai uul a.. bent motrs
BrrehAno.. twdrd by an kIprs Tain through 70 bur
nltoL Mcnt5es tBd all iut-gmr Giat. towns
FRANCIS HYDE, G-Eefal sht Ag~nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

During the y ye, Of unprecedented and increasing popu
.dty Of MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP, innunier
able CoHDL, add other nO'irum', prepared BY pretended
NJ D have sprung up aud lived but mushroom existence
while the sooTHISG SYRUP has been constantly incrsaans
In popularity sboa'hOld word and Thousands Of
mother. thank Mira wNnow for the health Of theif children
BIZ the u-e Of Der In valuable article
Whom the present Of" Cordial have followed In the
oe,..p. their aitrous PredooeAsors" hRsWlSsLoWS
SOOTHING SYRUP viii continue to be popular favorte Hd
. blessing to every mOther
None genuine uno,. the fac smIie Of CURTIS PERKINS
Hc,, Yori Is n III. outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists Throughout, the world
Principal ofHoe, No. u CedaT.st. fewYork
Ptie. only Is cent? Per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08
Ocean Cleaners.

TIVE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
IL SHIP EEW.YORK Ii. J. Won sANrEN Commander
carrying the United States Mail will sail from Pier No 30 North
Riyoy, foot Of Chamber, st., on
SATURDAY, Feb: I6, ct IL o'clock m,
for
BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking pas,engert 10
LONDON HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
at the following rates:
Flrst Cabin, sltO; second Cabin tooi seerSge, sS
6ELfCKE, KEUTGEE Il REICHELr,
No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

To every mother who hiss children suffering from any Of the
complaints incident hi, peri Of ,eehins say do let
your Preudice. tho preudoes 81 Ober stand In tho
way Of the ecfhat vii Be .ure-ye. absolutely fol-
low the use Of MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.
Drusgi,ts eveywhrrs now keep MRS. WiNSLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children ec,hng No medicine In bs
Uti.d STATE. sells like H. Il 10 standard medicine ard it,
fans world wide Physicians ordr sad IL wherever It,
m.sica ELECTS have been witnessed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

CORPORATION N0TICE.-A resolution has
beon the Board Of AdsTmon for the
tor OF Sewer 81, from lh Hudson RysI Par
lies obeotias 10 same will please sead their objections d.
srood 70 the Chairman VI CoDass o. bewen Board OF Al
dssaaeo. 10 Cut Hall D MINIS, Ckgk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

MEDICAL-A popular treatise on Structure
wi Of the Ureth." snd Di.e,es Of the 6ladds by Dr.
rLips member the oysl College Of Surgeons Of England
8 Id by GODFREY, bookseller No. BJl Broadway Price p
cents. Mailed 10 al parts 10 Scent stamps Dr. 7. may be
eoDsued his office NO 10 West lhst OF BY letter on all
distaIs of ,h om6 Bladder ia Of winch cutting
nor csusc used Hour from 10 to a. in Ad4to aud
to o p m.
GORE CORNS AID BUNlONS are really CURED
- BY the use Of SWISS CORN PLASTER. FoI by
T. DUPuY, Druggist, No SO Broadway
$4,000 bottles month can be supplied -.
Glands WILD CHERRY EXPECTORANT
~ For COud19 COLDS, and CONSUMPTION.
Pleaant to tee and cure u een bottle Sold By
~ druggists .whosssls b. r. ERWIN. 10 Grsn&A H., n l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-08

IoRILLARD FiHB lSsuKAScs CoyPAsf.
New.York Foo. I. le6I
TJNHE Board Of Directors Of this Company have
tbis d.y declared tn IL. soCkbodsn interest Dividend Il
THREE HSD ONE HALF t3i PER CENT, payable On do
mhnd- GEUhGE d. Chhhi Secte'aiy'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
Public Opinion or the Removal Of General
Fremont.

From ali quarters there appears to come up
but enc voice from the people of Vermont re-
spccting the removal of Gen Fremont. and that
voice is one of condemnation From the re-
marks OF the leading minds of our Senate. az will
be seen by reference to our Legislative pro-
cecdngs yestcrday,it will be rcadil v seen what
that body think, and what they would do, if
they were not restrained from considerations of
public policy. Such, also, is unqucstionably
the feeling of large majority Of the members
Of the House, and such the feeling of the great
body of our people. 1t has cast gloom over the
public mind-all the greater at this crisis, be-
cause it has shaken tie confidence of the people
in an Administration which they would gladly
in all things sustain, and which, indeed, in this
emergency, they feel themselves compelled TO
| sustain.
The manly address of Gen. Fremont to his
soldiers is highly crcditablc to him as man and
patriot. We predict that it will be quoted
hereafter as n choice specimen of beautifully
expressed English, from the ready pen Of the
gifted and noble-mindcd Pathfinder.
| But we feel too inuIgnans to enlarge on the
mere beauties Of an address, which has the
more important merit of soothing his cxasper-
atcd soldiers into submission, and cheerful ac-
tions in the stern duties before them, and which
it may be, has saved us the calamity of the
open revolt Of the army Of Missouri
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

The DAILY FREEMAN, containing the full tel
graphic report 10 the associated press in Bos-
zen, morning and evening, and "a full report of
:he proceedings of the Legislature, will be fur
.hished during the Session to mail subscribers at
the rate of Sl.0O for three months For 81 20
che DAILY will he sent three months, postage
Tree. Two cents for single copies in wrapper,
to be Lad at all times at the Office. Members
ordering papers to be sent regularly for the SEES
sion and wishing 10 pay the postage here will be
supplied at the rate of two cents por number.
The paper Will be delivered to members and 9TH
at their rooms, at the rate of S 20 for three
morths.
The " EEKLY FEREEMAN will be furnished to
mail subscribers during the Session for twenty
five cents.
- Files of the latest New York and Boston
papers will be at all times at the FREEMAN Or
FlcE, and those desiring TO see these papers can
40 so by calling at this Office.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

GEN. FREMoST's SUCCESSOR. - We find the TO
owing tlattefing notice of the successor Of Gen
Fremont in the World of the 9th
ten Hunter, the reported successor of Gen.
fremont, is about sixty years of age. lie grad
natcd at West Point III 1922, and twenty.flth
III rank in cL'es numbering forty, and was APP
pointed Second Lieutenant Of infantry. Iiuyhy
risen to Fis Lieutcnancy, he was in 1886 made
captain OF cavalry, but shortly after resigned.
In 1872 he rejpined the Amy as paymaster, in
which position, the present Admiuistratl ion
found him. lie accompanied MIR. Lincoln from
Spainglield. on his tour to Washington, us far
us Buffalo, where, owing 10 the pressure of the
crowd, he suffered II dlsocaton of the collar
bone. Shortly alter he was made Colonel Of
the Third Cavalry, and then Brgader General
tie commanded a leading division at the battle
OF Bulls run. but was wounded 50 early in the
day that ne reached Washington travelling in
an ambulance, almost as soon us Mr.. Russell
lie saw no service in the Mexican war, nor in
any of our Indian wars.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION tile election which
took place in that State Tuesday, shows small
vote. In Boston, it stood for Andrew. 59l7-
fer Davis, dem j2Sl in Worcester, for An
drew, l43o-Davis, 1876, and in Lowell. An
drew, 2l30-Davs, 1908.
The vote of SO cities and towss, foots up An
drew, 1881, Davis 92ll. The Legislature is
strongly republican. In Burlingamc's old Con-
srcssional District, Hooper is elected over Up
ton, DEM, by 900 majority. Ex-Gov. Clifford
is elected to the Senate and Caleb Gushing to
the lIouac.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

IorAvE GAzErTE.-Ihc first number of Il re-
'pcctablc sheet of this title, got up Ivy the Off
GERS and members Of the 10Th Illinois regiment
and published by them at Elizabcthtown, Ky,
where that regiment is a present stationed. has
been laid upon our table by member of the
Legislature who has Il son in the regiment
Though mainly occupied by matters pertain
Ing 10 their camp, it is yeta regular newspaper.
and spicy one at that. 1t is printed in the
Office OF suppressed secession paper, whose
editor and publisher found it prudent to retire
further INFO Dixie in too much of u hurry. as
we are leit to infer, to take his press and tyres
with him
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

In addition to the poem advertised to be de-
livered at Depot Hall to-nigh, Mr.. Phelps will
also road poem which met with much success
in Addison and Rutland Counties last winter,
entitled f" The False and True" The doors arc
open at o'clock. AS tho tickets are but IF
teen cents, it is to be hoped all will hear him
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08

The last oy THE OLD PENSIONERS IN NEw
HAMPSHIRE GosE.--Thc papers Of last night
announce the death Of Lieut.. Joel McGregory,
Of Newport, N. H., at the age of one hundred
years, eleven months and nine days, who is be-
lsved to be the last Of the Revolutionary pen
soners that were left remaining in the State Of
New Hampshire.
"Thus, ono BY oae, they pass from earth,
Who aided Il the nations birth"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-08
General Fremont aud his Accusers.

The last, and Ms it would now appear, the
prevailing witness that appeared on the stand
against General Fremont, was Adjutant General
Thomas, now discharging the important duties
of his post at Washington, who, it will be re
collected, on the publication of the splenetic
and dciarmitory letter of Colonel Blair. was
sent to N issouri to investigate the truth of the
.jeroSatury charges made, or intended in that
letter, and who has, since his return, published
his report. And such report, when made Off
Tally by high officer, we will venture to affirm,
was never before put forth this side of Rcbcldom.
lhs report Is mainly but mere echo of the
charges made in the Blair letter, with the add
Nition OF the united ISLANDERS which Thomas
picked up in his flying visit to Missouri among
those who, like himself, were enemies of Cen
rlal Fremont. Many of tie charges lie thus
brings up arc founded not on what lie hmsclfsaw
ar OIL what he, OF any one else lad honestly it,
rcstisatcd, but entirely on hercsay testimony.
OF such of thcsc charges rs are not too con-
temptibly trivial to be worthy Of notice, the
tollowing are tho most important that Gen
cral Davis (alscly alleged to belong to FIRE.
mont's StaB,) purchased by direct contract a
large quantity of blankets which were pro-
nounccd worthless by army officers, but wlicl,
were, in despite Of such judgment, received by
Fremont-and that the arms purchased by Ere
mont in Europe arc defective and worthless?
In regard to the blankets General Davis
promptly replies to the charge, and shows that
he is not of Fremonts staH:-that he bought
the blankets On his own responsibility, and that
Fremont strongly condemned them, and ordered
chem u be returned, though it is shown that
the blankets are of as good quality as those tie
authorities at Washington arc now importipg
and were bought at a less price. And in re-
,;,rd to the arms purchased abroad by Fremont
it is also shown that they are Of the same pat
tern and quality that our Government have
pure 'lased and are now, by thcragcnts abroad,
pure Easing, and at higher prices for our army,
being new rihcd guns Of the kind used in the
French service.
Thus it will be seen that the two principal
charges, ut the worst, reflect more on the au-
thoritics at Washington than on Fremont, are
false and groundess; while the self-contra-
dictions of this doughty accuser of the man,
* whose shoe latchets he is unworthy to un-
loose to be seen in the different parts of his
report, show that some of the other charges
must necessarily be equally So And yet this
Nanae, impotent, lying or contemptibly frivo-
lous report, is ordered TO be published by the
ruling authorities at Washington
Was this the best groundwork the Admins
ration could end to stand on in it's c1traordi-
nary act of removing General Fremont?
We hope the Cabinet at Washington know
what they have done.
The last oy THE OLD PENSIONERS ~ New
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20
I ,OLEMANs LONDON MUSTARD,

I tOLEMANS LONDON MUSTARD,
~ Hecker's Farina,
Corn Starch.
Pearl Sago,
Bakers Chocolate,
Assorted Extracts,
Table salt, In boxes. lohsters aud Sardinss,
Low sos's (.ondon) Toilet Soap,
Valencia Kalslns, lHc per pound,
Double Keiu@d Powdered Sugar A
Crushed, and Refined " hlte Sugars,
Clarified aud Brown Sugars,
For sale low by ROBERTSON IL BRO,
DnAA BBLS. kANAN HA SALT,
-DUV in aco and 400 pound barrels, for sale
ON consignment by KELLOGG Il BIKGE.
sep2d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20
prioe Is cents per Boz; Five boxes for Sl.00.
TINRI STEE'S SALE.

Whereas, J. A. Bishep and Alice Bishop. HE wife,
by th-ir Deed ofTrurt. dated January I7th leG
yeyed Robert III. Gilmore trust, the roI 10 wiMv
described real estate III The county Loe and state OF
Iowa. the vest half of the south west Qnarter OF
section (na except aid three quarter acres
and the N half OF The W. OF the w. Of section
fifteen l5 all being in Township Sixty SIX sd6,l Range
nve 50 cauihnfg in NIL ninety eight AID fourth
the asmeni Of a certain pramissars
note. therein described. Tor the snm OF lao thousand
i've hundred and ifts six dollars and eighty
cents, So $50 - wlth ten PER cent per
alter maturity, and ~so the and expenses OF
said trust.
And whereas, the principal sum In said note men
toned ~ due and unpaid Together with there
from February -, 1-1l; and, whereas, the said j.
Bishop has made data nt In said pay per tbs
siipulations of said natr and Decd Fl Trn 1,
Therefore, 1. Robert IL. Gilmore, as Trustee afore-
said By direction Of the holders Of said note and
thereHnto by said Deed Of Trust Empowered. will sstt
The real above described, rnb. sale or cash
the highest bidder n front Of my Office In the Git.
OF kcnkuk in said county on Monday. the auth day
OF September 1861, between the houEs of O'Clock, a.
m aud O'Clock, p. III. and commencing at O'Clock
H. NJ said day, satisfy said demand, and the cost
| ofsaid Trust. ROBERT II. GlLLMukE,
Aug 3l.'6idim Trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20
Il NlTED STATES MARsHAL'S 5
II
UNITED STATES OF AMkRlcA.


DISTRICT or soWA.
LIZ virtue of ar execution TO directed issued by
the G4e o the District G0urt tha United States for
the Southern DVison OF the Of Iowa. wherein j.
X Gennan is Planun and john 1empfin and Hugh
orster are Defendants, have levied upon aud viii
sell to tbe h CHEST bidder Public Auction. the door
Of the CLERKS Office Of the District Court e the United
States for thr District Of Iowa k-okuk In said Dis
tFaet ei te 2Oth day Of September, u lrol. between
the hours II clock A. Nj and oc clock r. NJ of sad
dag the ielowfIB property situated III Lee county,
lowa part OF lots ten, to- eleven Ill and twelve,
(i2} IN block number fifty 80 the city of keo
kuk. descr hed by the following mates ani bounds
mencing ninety three t93) feet from the or
Fulton street the line of lot twelve, tl2) Fifth
street, thence at rE angles said lots twelve.
tt2 eleven ti and ten ul hundred ard fifty feet,
thence Aorherls along the line between lots nine tg
and ten in1 III said block. twcnty thres and six
inches. thence right giles said lots ten toy
eleven III aud taelye (2 aundred and nifty feet
TO fifth street thence s0ntherly along Firth street
~ the tine OF said lot twelve three feet and
inches ta the paee of beginning, reserying thsrefFom
anAlles ten fe-i ~ width across said property,
hundred feet from Fifth
Taken and levied upon as the property OF John Temp
lin, to satisfy said writ Of execution
IL. HDAIE, U. s. Marshal,
Aug 20. tsbl..dtd. bs HARRY FrLToN, Depaty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20
Fare always as low as by any other
route
Buy TICKETS VIA PlTTsBURG.
II " Tickets tor sale at all thc Main
IiekeI OtIsCes.


J. X L. q III II s.
by this route. ffei-Ats of ali descriptions can be
forS arded from fhtiAdelphia New York, Boston or
Baltimore, 10 or from any point the Tia. Railroads
OF Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missouri. bY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennss iyanlA Railroad also connects Pitts
burg with Steamers, by which Goods enn be forward
ed 10 amy polEt on Lie ONO. Muskingum, Kentucky.
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, Aiseonsin Missls
slppi, Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas, and krd Rivers;
and al Cleveland Sandnsky aud Chicago lib steam
ers 10 all ports ON the North " esterl Lakes.
Mnrehstis ana Shippers enlrussiHg thc Transports
tinn uf their Freight - This Company rely with
confidence on It's speedy TRANSIT
The intes OF Freight
To any poiut in ia. Nesl bs the ptnnss iyana Rail
Road, al all Tunes As fAbOHA BILE AS AXE
CHARGED Bf OTHER COMPANIES.
II r BE particular 10 nark packages, VIA PENN.
II J. SsEkpRR, Philadelphia.
MAGRAw a hooss, 20 North St, Baltimore.
LEEsn q Co., No. z Astor House. or No. 1. Il
William street, N. Y.
Lrrcn & Co, No. 81 state street. Boston.
III. II, HOUSTON, Gem Freight Agt., Philadelphia.
l.. l.. HOiPT- Gen, Ticket Agt Philadelphia
ENUGH LEWIS, General supt., Altoona, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20
4 lKIulNAL NOTICE.

To Jno. Brrngart ner Anders Bnrman, defendants.
lou are hereby notified that there Is
Ills ~ the Clerks once Of the District Court OF Ice
Ie. Iowa. at Fort MADISON petition Of lno. r. Davis
ana M frtce, Claiming Judgment on foreclosure OF
mortgage against said jho, Brsn for the of
touf hundred dollars, with III per interest from
the 2lst day OF August, lecl, and against all said
defendants above named praying also far the foreeos
urtai mortgage, given by said Jna. Brengartner to
Jno, r. DAVIS and Win. Price. upon lot nine w. OF
block thrtytwo, t32l in -. w klibournes Addition
10 the City OF heokuk. Lee county Iowa. the sale Of
said mortgaged premises, the extinguishment Of ali
equity VI redemption therein.
No" yoa are notihsdto appear and answer said petit
ioa on the morning of he second day OF the
OF SAID Court, to be holden the Monday Of De
cemner, lstl, Judgment aud decree will be had there
in rs pray yed for, by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
= Aug -, Bl -dlm Solicitor for Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-20

DOST.OFFlCE DIRECTORY



Eastern Nail arrives daily Sundays excepted via
Plymouth, at o'clock .. m.
ST. L1uis and sonthern hail arrives daily Mondays
excepted ate,
Western Mail arrives daily Except Sundays At 10
o'clock. tn.
Burlington Mail arrives daily Except sundays1 at
Pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily Sundays
e1crpttd] st ST.
Charleston Mail "a tri~wsekiy) arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at i.
Davenport and Rock Island Mail {sr-weetiyl arrives
OIL Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturday, ais, a. IA.
Closing Of the Mails.
Eastern Mall closes daAy teAoeIt Aaiurdsysl Al sl
81 Louis sna soutaern Mail closes daily (Nondays
excepted atsp IA.
Burlington Mall closes daily teaeep, saturdays) a.
sp.m
Western Mail closes daily texcept saturdaysl al :
o'elock b. n.
cartlAg &c aud Plymouth Mall closes daily tsatunis,s
exc.fted) Al r. m.
davenport and Rork Island Mail tsri weekly closes
Mouda3 ), " sInesdays AID Fridays, al p.
Charleston Mail ttri-weetly3 closes Mondays, W ed
n~sdags ard Fridays. att q. m.
~ The p0st ttffee viii he oren Sunday from
kte O'clock, =. j. H. HuNELL, r. ID.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23
To the Readers Of the Democrat.


The privilege Of custom permits me rieHy
TO state, in entering upon my new duties. the
course shall aim to pursue editor Of this
paper
The DEMOCRAT, while under my charge
will be, as it ever has been. steadmst in th"
support Of the cause Of the Union, and of
National Democratic principles. 1t will give
utterance TO no views intended to be ohiec-
tionable TO the true Union men of California,
or acceptable to the enemies or lukewarm
friends Of the Union. 1t will echo 10 cant
of secession sympathizers who support the
usurpations Of the JEFF Davis government,
aud applaud the hottie movements Of the
Cotton States authorities, while they deprc-
cate ordinary acts of self-preservation on the
part of the Federal Government under which
California lives aud thrives. 1t will persist
emily deny the right of secession, and will
treat those who favora Pacific Republic, now
or at any future time, either under existing
circumstances or possible contingencies, as
conspirators and traitors.
Believing the regular Democratic State
organization Of California to be the legitimate
and most powerful one, around which the
Union men of the State can rally in the com
ing campaign, this paper will strive to aid in
promoting an amicable feeling among all, Of
whatever political antecedents, who agree
with us in attachment to the Union, and in
opposition to all those, at the South or at the
North who seek TO prevent "A settlement of
the present woful disorders in manner
honorable to, and befttng the dignity Of our
government and humane rs the appalling
circumstances of the hour will permit
have stated these points that there may
be no erroneous impressions with regard to
the future course of the DEMOCRAT ! trust
| have made myself understood. and that ]
may succeed in making the DEMOCRAT of some
service TO the cause of the Democratic Union |
garin Fully sensible of the disadvantage
under which | shall aborin my new position,
by reason of the fact that am the successor
of gentleman of rare literary abilities, | am,
notwithstanding, less embarrassed by that,
here in Marysville, where my home has real
ly been for eleven years, than | could be were |
| coming among strangers.
If fail to make the DEMOCRAT a readable
newspapers, it will not be for lack Of industry
and good intentions.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23

PEACE OR ?-Pending the efforts OF the
great patriot leaders, to compromise the pres
ent troubles, shall we have peace or war;
That is the question. The right ofthe Gov
ernment to hold Fort Sumter, is, to cay the
least, as clear as is the right of ultraists TO
force amendments TO the Constitution by re-
sorting to rebellion and the robbery of public
property. If Coercion" is likely to lead TO
civil war, and the hopeless destruction of the
Union, will the South Carolineans be defend
ed by the anti-coerconists in this State in
an attempt to "coerce the Federal Govern
ment into giving up national fort? If Gen.
Beauregard shoots naughty bullets into the
bodies of our brethren, will not blood be
shed ? Can the Quaker simplicity of those
who put forth the Breckinridge State Ad-
dress endure the sight?