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4 PROCLA NATION.

D. = i II " = l. u VI 4 / i ~ y.
To the frefmea of f7s C0mmoa@eqlb of
Puasalpaaja: Washington isagain believed
to be ia danger The President has made an
earnest appeal for ALL MEN that can be
furnished TO be sent forward without delay
ItfPeunsylTania pow pats forth her strength,
The boCdes Of hungry rebels my be swept
down to the latitude where they belong if
sac iaiters, the seat. Of UGuuIt, disorder and
rapiae may be transferred 10 her own SOIL
Let every mGu SO act that he will not be
ashamed to look at his mother, his wife or
his sisters.
In this emergency it devolves upon me to
call upon all commanders Of companies. TO re-
po,t Immediately to the head quarters OF the
Commonwealth at Harrisburg, that means
may be provided Tor their immediate transpor-
ta,iOu with the men under their command
TIE three months volunteers, whose dis
charge las 50 weakened the army, are urged
by every consideration of feeling, du,y aud
patriotism. to resume lbair arms at the call Of
their coaa.ry aud AID the other MEN of Penn
syivauja iu queI.iug tde .ra5ogs.
Given under M hand and the great seal Of
the State at Harrisburg, this twenty first day
Cf August in The year Of our Lord one thous-
aud ejgH, uuudrcd aud sjXy-one, aud Of CGe
Commonwealth Of lb9 eighty sixth.
BY gEF G3EEENgH
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THE NEWS

THE NEWS.
- -
Gen Mcclellan, in company with the Pre-
sideut and Secretary Of State, had a grand
review on Saturday Of the regulars, infantry
cavalry and artillery, aud the commanding
general expressed himself highly gratided with
the appearance Of the meu It appears that
Che discipline Of tbe forces has greatly i'm
proved Of late, and that their condition at
the present time is most satisfactory, and af
fords promise Of good deeds in the future,
when their services may be demanded in the
field
The government IS giving evidence by its
vigorous action in some particulars that it re-
aIj2ss the fact that it is a government. and
that it has to grappIe with . dangerous rebel
lion. Not only have several parties been ar
rested on suspicion Of ;reason-iacIuding The
Mayor Of Washington, the Baltimore Police
Commissioners and numerous others aow held
ia dgrance at Fort Lafayettc-bnt two or
three ladies in Washington have also been
placed under arrest upon charges Of comwuui.
eating with The reneI> Among them are The
wife Of Senator Gwyn, Mrs Greenyngb and
Mrs. Phillips, wife Of an ex-member Of Cou-
Greas from Alabama, and her two daughters.
The houses Of these ladies have been sur.
rounded by a strong military guard aad the
inmates held 10 close custody.
1t is gratifying to know that the vigilance
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ARREsT OF Mrs. SENATOR GWIN

AlGItEc i. OE aEtNc.- -flN 4AEDN u WI y.
HAsHNago&, Aug. ~. Ie5I.
Mrs. Senator Gwin was arrested TWO davs
ago ia her own house, ia tins city, whore she
has been confined ever since, q pgoper military
guard having been placed in the house 10 pre-
vent any communication bet%eenhey aud rebel
spies, Rh2, Il is Supposed, nave been in the
habit oflreqUentUg tle house. 4.~'
~. A trunk was seized AT THE depot IN this city
addressed to Mrs GWin 1t was opened aud
found 70 contain lot OF genJemal's Shirts
some ot them were ssTad together, ian Que Of
which gds .Cund map oi aitgl oar foFtdea-
tious on the virginia side OF the riYer.. This
was az Important discovery ,ang. resa.telin The
immediate arFvstfof Mrs, Swim =. ..- :
A.5ggetaaT a about SIX persons who have cad
ed upon ATs. 1renough, Mrs GWiD aD6 the
wife anQ daughters Of Air, Philip Phillips have
been arrested and held, They are Souther-
lers, and from circumstautial and positive eyi
deaC1 obtained Against them are spies. A
large number OF people besides tuese have
called as acQaautautes, and upon !ea7uiug the
facts OF the arrest aad giving evidence of their
own loyalty were allowed TO leave, None Of
them were allowed 10 enter the house Wilhout
being informed that they would not be ALLOW
ed 10 pass out without au order from the
Secretary OF Van or Provost Marshal Con.
sequcutlg al! callers not arrested declined Gu
ter.ug
It is gratifying to know that The authorities
are determined TO arrest all persons who are
suspected as rebel spies.
Ahsorts of reports are in circahtion tonight
about Supposed arrests Of dsIoyal parties and
the seizure Of papers containing evidences o.
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DURE CIDER VINEGAR. a,
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wounded their army is in full flight, anC
] sgQup5 tAsir-. stau1ard lie State vii! be re
ieeued r. G
4 ] do not come among YOU. to make war up
on3any Of your people, Nhetlar for URion OF
otherwise. The Union people viii all be pro
,eet ed in. their rights aid rrt perty Il is ear
nestiy accommodated TO them te>return TO their
homes. Prisoners Of the Union party, which
have been arrested by the army, will be re
leased and allowed to return to their friends
Missouri must be allowed to choose her
own destiny. No oaths now binding your
conscjeuces will be administered
l have driven the enemy from among you.
The time has nov arrived for ne people OF
the State to act There Is no time to procra $
tinate She must take her position, be it
North or South aHZ
BEN .M'CUhL0CH, Commanding.
TIE following general order has also Seen
py6mllgated--;.
EEApQCAETERs OF WESTERN Amy,
NEAR SPRINGFIELD No, A0g L 1851.
The General Commanding takes great pleas
ure in announcing TO tie army under his com
mana The signal victory s has Just gained
Soldiers Of LoGisiaua, Of Arkansas, OF Mis-
souri,, aud Of roEas, nobr have.yon sustained
yourselves Shoulder to shoulder, You have
met the enemy and driven him before you.
Your first battle has been glorious, aud your
General is proud Of you.
The opposiag force, composed mostly Of the
old Tegu-Gg army Of the North, have thrown
themselves upOu Yon, confident of victory, but
by great galantry and detcrniGed courage,
YOU have Fouted it with grea. slaughter Sew
,o,r ir ,-or. bo,a,
f1r.. ,,,,,,,,,,..r. :, r,r,;.s - ..1.o ,.... .;
No., ,e tl,, - -
81 -''''''
The a,o of tho co,f.q5rso7 nov, .qo,a,
raar SnipcfarI the s+ror.,ba1a cf n. IN.
anr.
irbs frso,a, n mn. .,..,,, ,l.C b,,,, t,,,, -,
,,rigo,ed tl,spa.sra rslo,s,a
Will. ,naoanof,r. 4. 49,. orr,v tho ,,r.,t
victory tfa General b-,,.os tl,a Tars.r5 yo,,
o,,a .r9f,a5 ,5fIl rof = 4.,;sr,ol H., -,
lrfrs,5a. Tha.,riro4a rro-,s..g af c,tr,srs af
ait.arr,,,f,-. ,re.i bs ,ae,,,4.j e,Ilior, =.
f,r..bs ,s --o,,' 4ia 4,r l.sl., ,,o,f,.r1.,- am
mot ra5 ~ ,,lnrjer H. orlar 1s
Ery srCrr7ocu
JAS RFTvros,7 Can't O. "a ana Adm
tent @ cnpgaI
.-t lue uat#.
.... i. Pm .rrrrat.. 7f,ars7av. Anr. %. 1851.
Or. the arrival of the train from Nev-Y-5rL
This m9rnjpg United STATE, Marshal Aiilw9rd
assisted kv l.ts.oasi,erg examined m tba bpn-
dlez Of Names bro1abt. nv fa-trafp and saf7aa
every CORY Of TIN i DaEg v4rs It's
sale is totally suppressed
The Marshal also seized The bundles Of THs
"a ,E a ,,r, ,+ tto g,.,t-g. , as s i. -t,F- --.,
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EEy Guerrilla parties are sconriog toe cann.
tie5 west Of Jefferson CityI' Mo, 7einn9 proper
Wy, aud arfestjng pron3iaent eiti9susg97 sgs
"ss oa1
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re- A skirmish has within day or two
taken place in Western Virginia, between 4 600
Rebels and the Ilth Ohio Regiment. The
time is not definitely stated The precise
place was at Hawkes. Nest, eight miles be
yond GauIey, in the Knnawha Valley The
result was the repulss Of the Rebels, with the
loss Of fifty killed and many wounded On
oursjde noue were ki!led,a and only TWO wound.
Cd s.
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TRAVERSE JURo

Asylum, g Aruout.
Athens twp Geo. AicAae,
Athens baro l. II Sherman
Z \ Allyn.
Burlington Thomas Wa
ters.
burlington West Orlando
Rockwell,
Canton Epbraim Case
Frederick Williams, Iosi
an Warren, Nm Wright
Goodwin Fuller.
Columbia Hrcd Cornell
LltcnHela William II Spgn
Ger. Harry Cooper.
Monroe Twp Il " Nor
thugp Charles Holland
orwell RosYelltittbe.
Rome u II Browning S :
scoiev
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The Go7eranent credit viii Of course at
once revive, lsays tho Express, under this
stimulus aud support The banks have acted
wisely for tharoselyes, lastly for the country,
aqa most ouPoftpaely for the Go7cg1meut.-
ti. hooo- to them for what tbey havt done
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TaE GovEBNtENT IdBERAILy PRovIDrD WITH
FuEps ps-The New York Express announces
that the United States Government has been
literally provided for, by the Banks Of New
York. Boston aud Philadelphia, which have
agreed to furnish the following relief appro
priations for the United States Treasury m.
der the ueE oau bin
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FTNTRAC1S FOR FLAF0&iNG
a. gae ho5t marks, much cheaper Imam usual ?,
Iuw4ud3 June -, IeGi. tA-'
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b. b, GooBRlcH EDHoRf
Thursday Morning, August 29, 1901.
THE EAST GENEsEE CONFERENCE AND THE
WAR.

OurFrday afternoon 23d inst. the Con
ference was convened in the spacious tent, for
the purpose Of considering the present uuhap-
py state of the country, ana expressing the
views entertained by this large and influential
body Of Christians, as to the causes which
have produced the Rebellion, as well as the
feelings which should animate every patriot in
the present crisis The ten. was crowded
with large audience Bishop BAKER presid
ing
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
The.sonthern oonrre,s.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. l2.-The stand
ing committees were announced.
The President read dispatch which he
had. received from the Louisiana State
Convention, cordially approving of the
election of Davis and Stephens.
The designs for the seal and flag of the
Confederacy were referred.
A resolution was offered that, until 9TH
erwise provided, the several officers of the
customs shall be continued in oIIlce. Re-
ferred
A resolution was offered and referred.
requesting the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs TO inquire into the propriety and ne
cessity of sending Commissioners to the
Government of the United States, MS soon
as the President is inaugurnted.
The Convention then went into secret
session, during which the following reso-
ton was adopted. The injunction of Sc
cresy WAS removed.
Re'olped, Thut this government takes
under its ehHrge the questions of the Diff
culties now existing between the sovereign
States of this Confcderncy and the Gov
eminent of the United States. relating to
the re-occupatlon of the forts, arsenals,
navy yards, and other public establish
ments, aud the President of this Congress
is directed to communicate this resolution
to the Governors of the several States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
Constipation OF Costivenees.

No one OF the ,nany us that fesh Ia heir to- Ia -
as CostiVeneSs Omen erEiHating ia CHreicseaess or
seIentaIy habits; II IL regarded Slight disorder
OF 700 little consequence to excite hiii6ty, willie In
tsalIE II Is the precursor and eolupahluh Of many
inc most fatal and dangerous diseases, and uEiess
timely grave, Among the lighter evils on which
coStiNeness is the usual attendant arc Headache
Seiic heumAttnnl Fonl Breath. Files and others OF
IKE nature, while long train Of fightFu1 diseases
Aheh as malignant EeTcrs, Abseesses, Dysentery, III
25rhGa, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy. Epilepsy, Paralysis,
iystera, lIypOchUndrtaSts Altlanculy and Insa
FIRST indicate their presence In tile Systen b. thiS
alarming symptom. Not unfrequentiy the diseases
named originate In Coustipatlon, but take on an in
dependent eNtsteueo unless the cuse Is eradteattd In
an carly stage Prom all these eOn.tdcrntions Il fol-
lows that the disorder shoud receive immediate at
tention whenever It occurs, and no pcrpuu slouIl
neglect TO get box OF CephAlIc Illa on the rEt M,
PtHranSc Of the complaint, as their timely use viii
eHpe the Of disease aud destroy
this dangerOus foe TO human life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

-. hEApSSHE iSthe tavotits sign by RhIshinr.
tets makes khSwn any DEVIATION uhhtsytr foil lie
stale Of the binip and TeNS Ia this IEbt it
my os i09ked on a. GafeEanF1 intcn6r,l 10 RiNs
hotiSe o. disease which might otherwise eseuA N.
lsntton, l TOO late ~ be Ivlus1igd; and iis Ind.
lions sA9uld never be neglected. UeadaChts NAV "
T5I1 nHssr two als4 WIS syrapUatie atI
S9nnipn and L tie prSsursSr " . grpaf TarieIt u
diseases among which are ApOplsSy, Govt In. UNA
tHln and an tebFle dtseaseS In Its nervous prnif
= syhipaihste Of aisSess VI the stomach euhStfIuT.
ins NeS Ae1e9ehs, Q heIatic disease constituting
Mnets aeadHSAs uf EoE1nA constipation and 0u,rr
Hiso1efs OF tie boWelA, well renal and uterine
lusctonH Diseases Of tile heart are very ftt,llrttly
attended With Ileadaehes; Anscniia aud iIrtora ar.
fII aisTtions which frequently OCCusiGn heA acE
aus0lHth1e iteadashe, slsO Very common. being
usIaly distinguished by the Of HcTross Lsu,i.
aohe. sometimes coming sNddrny In staie Of n,
paFenty sOund health and Frustrating at aprr tie
aehtSl and physical energies. and Ia other Il At ils
u COMES On slowly, heralded by rTessru Of s,,iTIs
or aeeridty Of temper In most Instances tile main
SIN the front Ut the head. Oup oEb1ih eyes aRd
sometimes provoking vomiting; under Thu cln5 may
also be named SeHTrilyid
FOR the treatuleht u either elaEa or lIeirlo tn,
Gephalie lills lave been found cure and sfg rtu
uys relieving the most ncute pains IN = few nIiie-
anu by ate subtle power eTRdicatinE ths disease u
which lLeadashe is the uutrTinE index.
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From Warrington.

WAsHINGToS, Feb. IA strong police
force was stationed in various parts Of the
Capitol this morning, on the side in which
tue He'll of the House of Representatives
Is located and some parts of the building
usually open to visitors were closed.
AT an early hour the galleries of the
House and all passages leading thereto
were densely thronged IN anticipation of
the counting of the votes for President and
Vice President of the United States.
Lord LYONS, Mr.. ITulzcman and other
Foreign Ministers were among the dis
tinguished spectators. On no former &C.
casion was there more animated and ex-
citing scene.
Owing Spprehensions of conspiracy
for the purpose of SEEKING the public
buildings, they hive been privately guarded,
though not in large force, for some weeks
past. In addition there are other fears of
the blowing up of the Capitol. This is
regarded as nm event not impossible and
hence every night examinations are made
Of the cellars and vaults of the Capitol
by the police, TO be sure no explosive mat
ter has been clanlestiuely deposited. For
such purpose the officers of the artillery
were to-day on duty.
Hon. j. C. Wright, of Cincinnati, died
this afternoon, after brief illness.
Secretary Floyd las published letter
denying the charge of completely in a
robbery of the Government, and promis-
ing to meet all the charges in due time.
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BYi TELEGRAPH.
coRREoTED pAILY.1

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. i3.-Plour weRk;s sales at 1928
@o5O for suPerhns and good extra IS sTIl@625 for
extra hmilys and S6,Sl149B,50 for fancy I0is Very
little domaine for Wheat; sales red at 81 25i 90 and
white at 81 l39l 80. Corn steady; sales new yellow
at $685., and old at G5. Cohee in demand.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 13-Plonr dull and heavy; Ohio
and Howard st. held at S5,l2lf with no sales City
Mills nominal at s.. Wheat dull at 81 ,2O@1Ss for
req and Sl35gl IS for white. Corn dull and heavy;
yellow ot96Ic. Provisions quiet and steady; prices
unchanged Coffee active at I2lI@l3e, WhIsFy
dull at l5II4S1se.
NV YoRk, Feb. l3-Flour heavy; sales at s595,jO
Tor State, S54O95,5O for Ohio and $5,5G85,55 for
ahoat Sl3l delivered; 81 4n91 ~ Tor white. Corn
sue. ,290g bush at 9ieSe for old, G096lc for new
and 5le9Il1zo for white southern. Pork heavy, at
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

THE peculiarities of the female constitu-
ton and the various trials to which the
sex is subjected, demands an occasional
recourse to stimulants. It is important,
however. that these shall DO of harmless
nature, and at the same time accomplish
the desired end. Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article. It's
effect in all cases of debility are almost
magical. II restores the tone of tue di-
gestiye organs, infuses fresh vitality into
the whole system, and gives that cheerful
ness to tue temperament, which is the
most valuable of feminine attractions
Tue proprietors feel fiAttered from the fact
that many of the most prominent medical
gentlemen in the Union have bestowed en-
comiums upon the Bitters, the virtues of
which they have frequently tested and ac-
knoWledged. There are numerous count
erfeits offered for sale, all of which are ies-
titute of merit, and positively injurious to
the system jan5-lm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

RSrAN EMBARRASSING SrrUAT1ox.-A
few nights ago gallant young gentleman
of this city called upon one of his lady
friends, who resides in the suburbs. In
front of the house there is a barkless pop
lar pole, erected In honor of one of the
candidates at the late Presidential cleo
ton. The father of the young lady keeps
a not very ornamental but still useful and
very feroeious bulldog, who is very jeal-
Gus of his masters possessions, aud very
suspicious of strangers. Upon the ap,
prOach of our gallant friend, instead of
being received with open arms, as he
doubtless expected, he was received by
the dog with open jaws, aud was compell-
cd TO ''cOOn 1t" up the poplar pole in a
hurry, and in so doing tore his store clothes
in such a manneras not to be presentable
in first circles. He chung to the pole like
bat, and returned the afFectionate gaze
of the dog,:until gentleman came out
and drove the canine away. The gentle
man came down quite crest-falleu, and was
compelled to suffer the modification Of de-
cliniug to enter the house on account oil
the rent the envious pole had made.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

RBTHE OH E1cIrExExr-The oil cx-
element continues to increase, rs favOra-
able reports come up from the Kanawha.
Several new companies have been and are
being formed here by men whom visions
of speculation aud wealth have aroused to
activity. The Courier on Tuesday even
ing, took out large lot of tools, pumps,
and SO FORTH and lot was also shipped
last night on the Bostoua. We hope every
body that deserves 1t will be successful,
but if the grease is as abundant us all re-
ports indicate, it will soon be as cheap as
water.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

RS@CEPHALIc Pills, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, euro all kinds
of Headache.
Blythe use of these pills the periodic at
tacks of Nervous or Sick Headache may be
preveutedi and if taken at the commence
ment of-an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
seq and Headache to which females are so
subject.
They act gently upon the bOwels.-re-
moving Costiyeness.
The Literary Man students, Delicate Fee
males, aud all persons oil sedentary habits,
they are valuable as Laxative, Improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, aud restoring the natur-
TEN.
Far sale by REED & KRAvr,
Ceutre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

~ AT the meeting of council on Tues
day last, Mr.. Wilkinson introduced the
following preamble and resolutions which
were adopted:
Rhercds, In the present unhappy condt-
ton of our country-produced by Sc Ntion-
al controversies concerning the institution
of slavery, the Council deems it proper to
make special Acknowledgment of an in
stance OF 6delity TO the Constitutional OBJ
legations of the North in the conduct of
Northern citizens and officers to the end
that sentiments of harmony among the
States may be fostered.
Ind tpkensaS, The Council is informed
that q citizen of Wheeling, in reclaiming a
fugitive from his service, has recently, at
the city of Cleveland Ohio, and on his re-
turn from that place TO Wheeling, through
the State of Ohio, received prompt and
efficient aid according 20 the Constitution
aud Laws and 70 the duty of comfy be-
tween citizens of different States Of the
Uoion; and especially that Matthew F.
johnson. Marshall of the United States for
the Sorthe n district of Ohio, and W. G.
Olelaud, a conductor on the Cleveland s
Pittshurg Railroad, exerted themselves
with Intelligence, vigilance and courage to
battle the operations of all opponents and
TO secure the return of said fugitive tc
Virgins.
Be it therefore Resolved By Ms Council
Thatthe thanks Of the city OF Wheeling a:e
hereby rendered to the said Matthew F.
johnson aud w. G.. Cleland aud to all Other
citizens OF Ohio. who have, In like manner
given proofs OF their good win towards
this State aud their fidslity to the Constitu.
tion which binds the States together.
On motion, written copies of the abov,
were ordered to be transmitted to Nessrs
johnson and ClGlland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14

B9-A QUORUM of the members of the
BOrad of Health. appointed by the present
Council, having convened at the Office of
tho present Secretary, on Saturday even
ing last, organized by electiug j. Greer
President, and ]. W. Clemens Secretary.
The Sections of the various grnve-yards
are requested to leave their certificates at
the usual time at the Office of the Secretary
on Union street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-14
.9g 0eIegf3ph,
Reported for the Daily IntelIigencer
The Tour OF the Prettlsnt EI..,.

The Tour OF the President Elect.
ooLuXBUs, Feb. l3.-Mr. Lincoln and
Butte arrived here to-day in special train
of three cars. After introinetions in tic
the Executive room, they proceeded to tue
joint session of the lie lislaturc in the Rep.
resentatiye Hall. Mr.. Lincoln was intro
duced by the Lieutenant Governor. lie
replied in a speech, concluding as follows:
at has seemed fitting that before speak
ing upon the difficulties Of the country, /
should have gained view of the whole
field, to be sure, after all, of being at lfb-
erty to modify and change the course of
policy as future events may make a change
necessary. Ihave not maintained silence
from any want of anxiety. It is good
thing that there is no more than anxiety,
for there Is nothing going wrong. II is
consollng circumstance, that when we
look out, there is nothing that really hurts
anybody. We entertain different Views
upon political questions, but nobody is
suffering anything. THIS is n most con.
selling Circumstance, and from it we may
conclude that all We want is time, patience
and relidnce on that God who has never
forsaken this people. Fellow citizens,
what have said have said altogether
extemporaneOusly, and / will now come to
a close"
After tue sPeechi both Houses adjourn
ed. Mr.. Lincoln made few remarks to
the crowd outside, and Afterwards received
the citizens generally.
There will be Ievee this evening at the
house Of Coy. Dennison, to the President
elect. The members Of the. Legislature,
Mr. Lineoln's suite the army and militia
officers, aud others, are invited. n
I Mr.. Lincoln and family are guests of
Gov. Dennison.