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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-15
The Missouri Troops Surren-
dered to the United States Troops.

ST. LOUIS, May 10-Gen Frost's
brigade Of Missouri Militia, encamped at
Camp Jackson, on the Western outskirts
of the city, surrendered Internationally
this afternoon, on demand of Capt, Lyon,
Commander Of United States forces in
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
Administrators Sale.
s Il w
~ 60 AA

" llI be sold al fuoilc oitof!' "i Ssttua
day May %. lS6l, at the late residence
a., CHARLES DREISBACH, dec d, IN Bulia-
10. tcwnshlp, Union county, the following
de>crioet personal property;
Two Beds and Bedding, one Bureau, Chairs.
r ,bles. one I'm Penn Cooking stove and hX.
tures. and other articles Of Household Furnl-
tnre. A full and superior set Of Biacksmith's
T,,l,. Also. a lot Of Bar, Rod aud Hoop
Iryn. New Horse Shoes, Grubolng Hoes, and
n ,nrrcu. unfinished articles remaining IN
the Backsmith's Shop. Also, one NANNY
R.acer. Plows. HarrowS, aud numerous other
Farming Utensils. Also, a superior Canadl.
"A Pony. UasI ) Horses, and Black Mares
win foal. Also. double set Harness, Single
U.rn.<s, Saddles, Brides, Fly Nets, &c-one
Tvo-HorSe Wagon, l Buggy, | 'Bnck
R,arI."l Sulkey, | Cow, Hog IS months
Old and present weight about Goo pounds.
2 hhl>. Whi>key, cask Brandy. Also, lot
rr Walnu, Boards, Sawed Posts aud Fencing
Boards, and other articles too numerous 10
mention. =,
SHE to commence at 10 O'Clock a. W.
uhen Terms and Conditions will be made
lrown by SiMUEL II ORWlG, Admir-
L,evisburg, May G, 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
REGIl GR'S NOTICE.
/, 0TltE is hereby given TO all co..

\ UlllL Il HEREBY gHtn 10 all co.,
\ csruei, that the following named 7er,cDs
have sc,Led ueir accounts 10 the Rsg>.-r',
O.iice al LewI>Luro. Union county. alt rb9;
Inc said accounts viii be presented .vrcglfr.
matcA and allowance ~ the ORPHANS In;
81 b. held q LEWi>BJRi. i.r fae county q:
Union, oa the fourth Friday o. MAY n,1.. be.
lus the = l;li day Of sad month. II:
! The account Of William Fees. 4 .rlas-
'rator Of JseGh Ktefasr, late Of Harley Tp,
deed.
The account Of Joseph B. R.-s. Admin
is'raior Il L.'ris Palmer, late If Lew.s.ury
borough deed.
> Tie account IF William II Chambsrln,
AlAinl>tra,.: "a Lha fhqn.btylaH .a.-.. Lew
l>burs borough. deed.
I The account ,l Sarah Maze. A111ls.
.ratrlA, ant Joseph Miller, \ lmIul>.1s'.. 4
H-ayy J. N.i-s, lafe q: Union Tp, dee.
> The accuunt1f W. :. Chugan anlP.L.
C.insau, Executors Of the last Will AMI ls,.a.
menttl AJHils CiH1qli late 0; Kelly T?.tec,l
6 The account OF Barbara Ma A!min-
l>tratrlx, and Michael VI. Maze A-mru SRA
;or OF J,tH -V4j-., late OF Union T.. lsr'd.
The arc1uEt n cuufal .,,irth!rr. Cue Cf
he Administrators of John E-her, dec 3. who
was one 90! the Administrators Il Jhu b.
Sait5, deed.
5 The account Of James Nalhers. \ imn.
iSirat.r OF Isabella Matters, are Of Blfl.ys
Up, deed.
9 The account Of r. v.B.L.nc.'a. Al.
miu >irarnr o.; H.Li4m Nsr.L .ate Of Ha..sy
Tp.. deed.
10 The aecoun; CT John pi'esnan. cre O.;
the Executors Of JyAa Rsel, late OF Vine
Deer Tn. deed.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
For the Gentlemen,


WHEREAs, the Hon. AB'M s.WILsoN,
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Union, Mliil n and Snyder, and
JNo WSImoNrov andJoHN WALLS EsqS.. Assoc
cIate Judges in Union county, have issued their
precept, bearing date the 23i day of Feb.
1851, and TO me directed, for the holding Of an
Orphans Court, Courl of Common Pleas, Over
and TermIner. and General Quarter Sessions.
al LENI>BURG. for the county of UNION,
on the THIRD MONDAY of MAY (being the
ooh day) 1861, and 10 continue one week,
Notice Is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables IN
and for the county Of Union, 10 appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inquI-
SitlonS, examinations and ulher tcmc mbrnnoc,
TO do those things which of their Offices and in
their behalf appertain TO be done; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
Of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to he then and there
attending, and not depart without leave al their
peril. Jurors are requested TO be punctua in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
IN s Office IN LewiSburg, the l2lh day Of
April, \ d 1861. ani The s5th year Of the
Independence Of the United States of Ameri-
ca.-God save the Commonwealth!
JOHN CRO>SGROYE. Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
Latest Telesraphic News today

IS nothing. The excitement is so high that
the wires can't carry the news We think
the brave Bewlsburs Gents can fight well-in
particular those who bought their clothing so
cheap al the Letri,jIrg CheGp CLtiiHg HaH.
1t is not my stylc 20 LraE Lut call AMI for your
selves, and from 20 to 10 per cent "A penny saved
is penny made" See the sisn-"Ls,risjavy Ctrrp
Co'tiRg Hti'n red white and blue Just across from
the store II John Walls Coz There you get Coat,
Pants and Vest for -. and Neck Tie in Dress Goats
from - W. All kinds of Clothing-Nar-ailles and
Summer Goods, Hats Sc. AZ the lowest prices. You
also have your garments MADE To ORDER. Low
est prices old French and English styleS-i" not
fors t t. call on N.R. ZIMMERMAN.
LpwiShur.. Aprii - lS.l.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
sUPERlOR POULTRY.

rJ,HE undersigned has imported from Han N
burg. in Germany. The HoLpt.N = AN-
GLrDor PLEAS ANT FOWL. These being
The handSomc>t fowls known TO exist also
the most prolific layers extan,' IN consequent nc
Of which they are popularity known d lue
~-verlasting layer" They keep ia' on aoou'
,,e.,hird of The feed of the ordinary fowl.
.rn. e,ys are of a peculiarly sweet flavor.
The eggs Of these fowls can ne hau 1i ihe
rntsrs;on.d a, his residence, or can he or
80 =; ,h;s ofrce. 4. ). Killing.
N.ffllnburg. May !, ls6l-3m
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

a;ti. important that our County ,as well as state
n ofic-r. are He'd with men fully comp"trht 'aN"
pl,ssur. in rrcumm-rling JOHN A. hEhlHr ~, .,
TREAsUKER at our ensuing Fall Election. lie i Wor-
thy of support and in all respects fully cnPrtent !"
t-rform the duties Of the cfcr. and II elected H sans
ri IN. Tax PAYERS of Union county Will never have rea
.un 10 re srut their choice. -.
VOTER OF WEST BURF,Los To"NshIP
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
'THE Peoples Cook Book.
i MODERN COOKERY

uTell, Iou how to chooe all Kind, Of Meats Poultry
ami Game with all the Nariou, and most
approved mldcs Of dressing and cauk ing
Be! and IcTk. also he lest ami : rur'c-t
way 81 sailing pirklins and curing the same.
II Tells You ri! tie various aud 'si al proved mode q,
dressing. cool kinraul hoUiu- Mutton. Laslr..
Veal; ioa'try s"i Game q al binds with
the ,if.r,ut nrcs>.urs GrayIes and Stul
fnss appropriate 10 each.
II Tells You how 10 cuose clean and rrpscrvc Fish Of
all kinds, and how 10 sweetrn it " hon tain
It'd; also all the Gus and most a. proved
modes OF ctuain-, with the different dress
iuss, sauces and ta'orinss appropriate To
each.
II Tells Iou all the various and proved modes Of
Irspar NJ over fifty different kiuls ui meat
FISH, io"., game, and ., srtaSIc Soups. truths
and s.ews aud the relisles and scasoninrs
ayVrugrittr 90 each.
II Tells Yen all II" various and most anrrovr modes Of
cooking 'eGr'ati'> :; every description. also
how @" Irri ale Pickles. C.,srrs and Currir.
OF AL kinds, lottci meats, rsh, game, ulusI-
rooms. Ac.
II Tells Ion all tie various aud most approved modes Of
repairing aud kius all kinds Il plain ard
fancy pastry, r0'ldinss. om"lrts, fritters,
cakes, crli"rtIuucry, preserves. jollies and
swrct dishes OF every de> aription.
II Tells lou oil the various anu most modes
making bread rusks. mufins. and biscuit
the best M ihod Of PREF airing crilee, choro-
late and tea and how 10 make syrurs. cor
dalS and wines OF various kinds.
II Tells You how to set out and ornament table how
to carve all kinds Of f-h, ne,h OF flwl. and
in short. how 10 so sinIlif, the " hole art ci
cooNin- ss to tring the choicest lusur!,s OF
the table within every b-dy's reach.
The book contains Us pages, and upwards Of 1870 re
csVis all OF which thr result Of qvtu1l ~ efir
having 3cru fully and carefully tested under TIE
al supeTiutensure 81 the wgisrS II J., printed IN d
esa= and open type; Is illustrated with apIroI rir en-
cravings, ard viii lc forwarded o. ar4 lrcss rsatI,
bound aud postage paid On receipt IN cloth,
ira, SIS.
$1,000 AfEtR can le rlzdc by entcrrrisinr met
- eS~Tywhsre in selling The above Nork, al
our Inducements 10 aii SurA very liberal
For single coF"s o. TN. o Ok. Ct ,r terms 70 a-cnt
with other Information. aurly g. or address
JOHN POTTER. In'isLsr.
6msil N8. 6l7 S.i8is5u -, FAf ,,i.lllt, ia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
REAT Work on the HORSE.
. The Horse and his Diseases

NREAT Work on the HORSE.
VI The Horse and his Diseases
by RORERT JENNINGS. Y. $, Professor Of Pathology
aud Operative Surgery III the Veterinary College Of
Ihiladeiphis.
VIII Tell gu Of istory and distinctive traits
OF the various breeds at European, Asiaiic,
African and American hnrsr-. with the phys
icai f,Tmatiun aud y"culiariti.s Of the ami
NAL. and how 10 ascertain his sge by the
number and condition Of his treih- iiiu. ira
trAtei with numerous explanatory EnsTs
wings
Will Tell lou OF breeding breaking st.bng feeding
grooming, sho-Iug, snd the general mana gc-
ment Of the torsr, with the h,st modes of
administering m-7ii'1ne, also how to treat
biting, klrhlng. fearing sht ins. stumbling.
crib biting. re~ti->>u'ss. aui other vices To
which h. Is >uiJ-ct-with numerous eArla-
naIory tngravIuys
VIII Tell leu OF THE rurS symptoms and treatment OF
sraBglrs throat di,tcmIrr catHrri
inGu'nZn. bronchitis, pneumonia, p.,urisy
broken wind, chronic cough. rorrn. and
whIsiiiug. iamras, sore mouth snI ulcers
aud dcrtyei teeth, with other diseases +
the mouth and respiratory Urgrus.
VIII Tell lou 0i the toms sud restmcut If
worms, hots. choiit, stran=uati.n stony
cnncr'tun-. ruIturrs, palsy j arrhrt jaun
dice, hrnstirrhnr. bloody uriLr. stones in
the kidneys ami bladder, iufnmaton aud
oih"r diseases II the stomach, bowels, liver,
aud urinary organs.
Will Tell lou Of the symptoms sni treatment OF
bpnr, blood snd boz spaTIn, rms bone. -we"-
nj. strains. broken knees, wind gals iouu-
Ger, sur" iTui-e and graye rr-krt ho"is,
srratc!'. cankrr, thrush aid corn>; aiso
ci mecims, Nurtcp epilepsy, stagg-rs, and
other diseases of the itrt lrxs aui head.
VIII Tell You of the symptoms and treatment
Of fstul, poll evil, rland-rs, firry, scarlet
fever Uanss, surl-lt. lUck,i Jaw, rirauia-
tisuI. cramp, gals, diseases of the eve and
heart. &t.. Ac, md hoS TO manage r.,ira-
ton, buoiius. trcphinin-. rowrliu-. urug.
hernia smputation, t1llius, and other sur
Clcal operations
VIII Tells Ion OF Earey'~ method of tanning horses;
how to approach, halter or stable a colt
how to a. ustum a horse t. strange sounds
and sislit-. aud hnw to lii saddle. riie. and
break AiIn to harness. also the form and law
Of warranty-the hole being the result Cf
more than fifteen years careful study of the
habits, Teruliatitles. want. and weaSuessrS
Of this noble oui useful animal.
Inc DOOR contains -. pages. Illustrated
by nearly 100 engraving. II i printed in clear aud on.
en- type. and will be forwarded any aIless postage
lali on receipt Of the price half bound or in uluth
extra. sl.25.
$1,000 \ YEAR can can. he mad ly ent"rrrisins
liberal. ''
For single copies Of the Book, terms to agents.
with other information. aiI.y TO or address
JnilN =. POTTER I'tTt.ler.
'm>'l N"tl7 NU.s'm 81, EiT1,i. yht1 ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
Wholesale Liquor-Store License.

N-OTICE is hereby given that Washington
Hurchison. of the borough Of Lewis
61rs. North Ward, has filed with the Clerk OF
the Cour, of Quarter sessions of Union coun-
,v hi, Petition for a License 10 keep whole
sale liquor store for the sale of all kinds
of wines. brewed, malt and spurious liquors
By any measure not less Than one quart,
snd that the said petition will be presented
10 Inc Court on MONDAY, the 2Oih day of May,
iseI SAMUEL ROUSH. .CIk
Lewisbur2, MAY !, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
Estate of Charles Dreisbach, decd.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOItCE'-LeuerS
n of Administration on the estate oi INA
Dreisbach, deceased, late oi Buhaice p nav
ing been granted 10 the subscriber y me i'e-
eister Of Union county IN due form 'l Ia"-
III rer>,ns indebted 10 said estate are hereby
no,if;ed TO make immediate payment. and all
b,yinc any inst claims against the same may
,-.son, ,hem dulv authenticated for settlement
r. ShM'L II. ORWlG, Admir-
Lewisburg, May 8, 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
THE WAR HAS COMMENCED,
And down 20 the prices Of Shoes and Boots &.

INHE subscriber will sell shoes. Boots, &c.
cheaper than were ever offered IN Lewis
burg. TINS statement is not 10 deceive or TO
hoax any one at all-it is owing 10 the hard
times and want of money. Having lalG IN a
large stock, the money must come out of them
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
AN APPRENTICE WANTED

IN the TANNING TRADE. One that can
/ come well recommended as TO habits. mo-
rails. and iolerable education, will be taken,
and every advantage given TO aid his lnsuuc-
ton and advance his interest in the trade.
One from the country would be preferred,
from IA 10 II years of age, but none need
apply unless well recommended as TO qualiil-
calions. L. J. HULL.
Lew.sburg, Jan. :, 1901.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
COAE1-COAE.-COAL.

COAL.
TTHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
large assortment Of the very best Sha-
mukin and Wilkes. Barre COAL. fer lime and
stove purposes, which he viii sell al The very
lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also, Biackspl;ths' CoqL, FiGsier and SAT-.
Wish it distinctly understood, that will not
be underSold by any man.-Having good
weigh-scaies, full we ight will be given.
Coal Yard near WeidcnSaul's hotel
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Lewisbure, May ~ 80.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
---Gentlemen 2!

NITlZENS Of Lewi,burc and vicinity are
y respectfully informed that The subscriber
has bought out the interest of +. j.. HINES IN
the business of MGring and Hair Cutting. and
continues the at the old stand-hascent Of widow
Ammons' block, between C.Peuuy's and j. Honghtons-
wher- bv strict attention 10 business be hopes TO give
satisfaction to all who favor him with their patron
aEe-at all times except Sundays.
To all who arry here ill their boards grow long
To get pleasant shave, good as barber ever gave.
Just call ILIN his saloon busy orr eve or noon,
Towels clean, razors sharp and scissors keen.
April :, 1851 A W. nILLIN, Frof Barb.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

French Cafkn Roots made IN order at short notice OF
the very best material, for IS 50, cash in hand.
Work of all kinds will be got up at short
notice, and warranted to give satisfaction. If
lhls IS not low enough a percentage will he
deducted. Donot stake The place-the NEW
STORE ROOM, on Market Square, near Baker
q Wolfe's, Lewi>burg.
BY order Of The parres concerned:
JAMES SCOTT, Agent.
April % 1861
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-30
The Engiish Embroglio.

The intelligent correspondent of the Chicago
Times presents the following view of the Difficult
Guilty with England, the position and action of the
Administration thereupon and the probable re-
suit of the demand of the English Government for
the surrender of Mason and SLIDELL:
In spite of the assertions of some of the East
journals to the contrary there is serious APP
prehcnslon on the part OF the Administration of
war with England. The news from England
by the last two steamers is regarded by all the
members of the Cabinet and by most of the men,
bers of Congress as significant of certain, iney-
table war, in case our Government upholds Capt.
Wilkes, ayowes his act and refuses to deliver up
Messrs. Mason and Slidel. 1t will be observed
by the readers Of tue Times that the special or
gans Of the Administration are careful to set forth
as important the fact that the matter was not
mentioned at ali in the Presidents message, and
that thus the Executive is left free to act in the
premises in whatever manner is best for the coun-
try nov. The cunning astuteness of Mr.. Seward
is here disclosed. In the original draft of the
left no room for doubt that the President and the
heads of the State and Navy Departments cor
daily approved of the conduct OF Captain
Wilkes But Mr. Seward objected to the af-
fair being mentioned at all. He said there
was no knowing what complexion il might
take; aud by assuming non -commttal attitude
then, IL would leave US free to act circumstsn-
ces might require hereafter.
Another curious fact in relation to the affair is
the pertinacity with which the administer ton or
cans set forth the circumstance that the Dispatch
Is and papers which the Government hoped to
secure with the persons of the rebel ambassa-
doris, entirely escaped the vigilance of Captain
Wilkes and Lieutenant Fairfax, and we're safely
carried to their destination by Mrs. Slidell. This
fact $50 damaging to the reputation for clever
ness of these officers, since it proves that they
did not half accomplish what was expected Of
them) was carefully kept cut of sight at first,
but now it is blazoned forth very fortunate
circumstance. The administration, speaking
through these organs, virtually says Mason and
Slidell are nothing tons. We did not so
mach about Selling them. 1t was the papers and
dispatches they carried that we we're after. So
long as we have not got the latter it matters lit
tie what becomes of the former. We do not fear
the results of war with England; bet such a
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-30


return tie fugitive slave who might have escaped.
would not affirm that il vas the duty Of the
army 70 deliver fugitive 70 his owner, whether
loyal or rebel; and, on the other hand, / should
not affirm that il was not the dgtg Of the army.
regard our citizens who have enlisted in lie cause
OF our country as citizens still, and hold il 70
be the duty OF every good citizen TO obey tie laws
OF the land.
From the hour We sat here, met as htd sup
posed 70 aid BIZ such constitutional legislation o
the exigencies OF the countr, required "a restor
ing peace 10 this distracted people, we have been
DELAYED with anti slavery resolutions, AID con-
PEELED 20 listen 20 anti slavery speeches. Instead
OF coming up as one man 70 aid the Republic in
this. its almost death struggle. we seen n have
come here as partizans and sectionalists. Night
~ party caucuses are called where Seust0rs and
Representatives are engaged 10 plotting for party
success. although il may be over the PROSTATE
body Of a distracted and ruined country. Com
mon humanity, TO say nothing of patriotism. would
have suggested that in the midst Of the scenes BY
which are surrounded, the croaking voice of
party should have been hushed Sir, know no
party but the party of the Union, no cause but
he cause of my country, and viii attempt By
no doubtful war power to abolish institutions Sc
cured BY plain constitutional provisions. | have
perilled all-an, You can not realize what il is
20 separate from friends, from kindred. from sec
tons. and from early and dear associations. But
the path of duty was on the one hand, and feel
ing on the other. and did not hesitate TO take
my stand. And IL gentlemen from the Don-slave-
holding States would but talk TO their constitu-
erts who have-I use tin in no offensive sense
crazy notions on this question. and if they would
risk but 1.-THE much as the loyal citizens Of
the slaveholding States have done TO correct pub
lie opinion, we would have era of good feeling
that would give peace to every part Of this dis
tracted country.
Mr. Carlisle closed by asking what would be
done with. the four million slavesZ coBtcnding
that it would be barbarous to send them out Of
the country, and claiming that Senators ought
not TO throw obstacles in the way of the loyal
men Of the South.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-30

Said labOring man the other day. who has
been in the habit Of voting the Republican
ticket-"I begin to see to see where the ire
pressble conflict Is to be. il this war is made an
Abolition war Il win be between the white
laborers Of the North and the negroes turned
loose to compete with them" And so il viii be,
Of course. IL these States are overrun with
wandering and half civilized negroes, om1elled
to work simply for their bread and clothes, the
price of labor viii naturally run down to low
figure, and the white laborers viii feel the first
pressure So says the Albany Argus.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-30
The True Interests of Black and


We commend the following considerations.
which we copy from the New York Journal Of
Commerce, upon the true interests of black and
white, to the careful reflection of all who have a
just regard for the future prosperity and progress
Of the whole country North and South, East and
West: 49, -
While we are discussing the aspect of the re-
bellon, and the means Of suppressing it, we are
in danger constantly of losing sight oil the grand
object of all government, the ultimate prosperity
and good Of the subjects In our anxiety TO re-
move the present danger, we are liable TO forget
wholly the future ts'
Some men have laid down the doctrine that il
were better that this entire generation Of men
should perish than that the rebellion should not
be suppressed; and others have taken the next
step, which is to assert that they would rather
see the entire nation destroyed and the country
plunged into one common ruin, than see the sue
cess Of the Southern Confectionery.
We shall not attempt TO reason with those who
have gone TO this extent Of madness. But their
insanity may well be a warming TO all of Us that
in our desires and our patriotic impulses we should
not be led to overlook the great questions Of the
future good u the nation.
We make the remark now with special refer
ence to the relations Of slavery to the war, and
the attempts which have been made TO substitute
the abolition of slavery for the restoration of the
Union as the object TO be accomplished. The
question which the advocates Of this policy hare
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-30
Hear Douglas.

Mr.. DOUGLAS, in his great speech before the
Legislature Of Illinois. few days before his
death said:
will never acquiesce in any warfare upon
the constitutional rights or institutions of the
South.
If any attempt is made to invade their rights or
incite servile Instruction among them, would
be the first to rush TO the rescue.
He declared, during the session of Congress
last winter-and who win question his reliability
that the abolition cabal in the Senate just as
intent as the Southern secession leaders upon
breaking up the Union. The same eabal Is in
the Senate now, and is banded to prevent any
termination of the war that shall not destroy
slavery"