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The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
For The Cecil Jjhrs.
To Whom 1t may Concern.

To Whom 1t may Concern.
In soci.ty now hrw often We Hnd,
That women. who sscm. in body and mind,
To be alI We desire companions below
To share with as here our joy and our wee
Have tho gift of the CAB so Internally great,
That they think it their mission, both eaily and
lats.
10 v.i their ncighLers and give them their views
or hing. Nj they are, and gossip the news
or other folks, faults they will talk by the hour,
Atarute that is equal to forty horse power;
Never pausins to think that gossip from slander
Only differs AS much as gop-, from u gand"r.
They speak Of their friends" how cxtravagNnt
tkey."
They can, for their life Z" "im,sinc tho way
They manage to dress and to live ns they 10,
Unless they We got means the same as Jew.
So very intent tho preacher to hear. by heart,
You would think they were learning the sermon
Ard were afraid they'd forget somo vnlu BILE part,
But the truth of it e this-th 1t scarcely n word
0f the ssrmoH or text have the Sossiptrs hoard
Tho they'll tell You with ease. and VERY MINUTE
uf every ones clothes and how they did suit
Ir tho Bible they read. it reilly would ssom
They always skip over the : motc and the beam,
While the happiest days in all OF ihoir life
Il when they arc fannng soms envy or strife:
Aud scsndal to them in a m"rscl 50 sweet
They will travel ALL day, and think it feat
II they only succcsl In telling ths most
OF all the rest of the gosspny host.
I, the men would say. whenever in life
They honestly wish for the help of wife,
let them seek for the ore (no matter her looks
Or whether she's rich or convorsant with books,)
If shc only is off Of the Go1sipers' roll,
And feels that the aim of true women soul
Is to brighten her home with the virtue and love
That CONES 10 the heart from sources above.
T" tho Gossip Id say. 60 learn in the school
That will tench you the worth Of the Golden Rule;
And charity give to those Of your sex
Whom misfortune and care doth grir,e and perplex
sp-uk gently Of ali! give hope t" the weak,
And show 10 tho crring where comtsrt to seek
Cheer the afflicted, brighten THEIR WY,
And GU II have your reward, for God will rrp'y.
GEE AIcn IA.
Cecilton Feb 18th, 1851.
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4 Card from Elias Hoine, Jr.


All persons arc cautioned not to make deal
In, or use any Sewing Machines which sew
from txo spcols and naks the Glitch known
as the Grover Z Baker stitch. unless the samc
are purchased from the Grover 4 Baker Sew
ing Machine Company, or their Agents 6r
Licenses, and stamped under my patent Of
September 10, lsis:
Said Company, ana their Licenses, alone,
arc legally authorized. under their own patents!
and my said p,tent. during the extended
term thereof, to mako aud sell this kind Of
Sowing Machine, spd all others are riraoiss
upon my said patent, and will be dealt With
accordingly wherever found.
Elias HOWE, JR,
Jan 3J, lS6l-ly New York
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A Valentine.
~ rHK pAKp OF TOWER HALL

We havo 4" Valentine p" received.
And thus it reads =" With kind regard
l send to you. in friendship true.
A picture Of yourself, the - Bard"
The picture we will here describe
A lankor-look ing poet small
Is pcrchcd upon the lish'ning-ro
Atevs the mammoth Tower Hall
And in his hand he holds pen,
Which reaches TO the roof below.
On which is written, Men should all
To Tower Hall for Clothing go;
And every man should buy suit,
That he may br. in clothing fine,
Cpon Loves field. where hearts are won,
A knight Of good Saint Valentine"
Tho Bard. upon his lofty perch,
B.neath the MUSES. wing app,nrs-
His AS(s)prct does not release us much,
FoR VERY LENGTHY AKH HIS EARS.
The maid who sent tho Valentine,
Has our respect in spite Of all,
because she IN .dc us pen the truth
Upon the roof Of Tower Hall.
You'll see ii in our stanzaI here,
And. If you will THAT truth regard,
We shall not care how long tn. ears
Are made in \" pictures o: tho Bard
Winter Stock closing out at greatly reduced
prices at TOWER HALL.
SIS MARKET street. between Fifth and Sixth
streets, PHILADELPHIA. BENNETT K co.
NOTICE. Tho reputation which Tower ha.
aeq quired as the emporium of the best clothing n
the lowest prices. has induced some persons tt
ebri.ten their establishments Tower Hall. " ant
represent them ~ branches Of our house. This il
to inform The public that we hive no branch
Establishment in Wilmington or elsewhere.
BENNETT & CO.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23

EXAMINERS NOTICE.

MINERS NOTICE.
TNIIE undersigned duly appointed, by the
L County Commissioners Of Cecil county,
Examiners to view and determine the pro-
priety of Strengthening the public road lead
ing from what is called the 81 Old Mill Hill u
through the lands of Mrs. Ann f.. Lusby to
the Intersection Of her land with the land ol
the heirs of the late Nicholas P. Lloyd
hereby give notice that they will meet a
Mrs. Ann E. Lusby's, on SATURDAY, the l6tl
day OF March, next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tc
proceed to the discharge of the duty assigned
them in the commission to them issued by
the aforesaid County Commissioners.
JAMES PRICE,
JOHN W. MORGAN,
T.. ID. X. RICHARDSON,
Feb Q, lS6l--6w Examiners.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
l. phans' Court Of Cecil county will be
he Id ou the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors. Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated,
will please bring in the vouchers a few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II, 1858. Register.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
WAR! WAR! WAR!

w AII w n X w n N
MOT against the South, nor upon the
~ North but against high prices, by the
undersigned at the Central Stove Store,
where you can get one Of the best Cook or
Parlor Stoves in the world not at Cost, but
as cheap as they can be bought at any other
place in the city or country.
WM. II. EDER.
Elkton, Jan. 10, lS6l-4w
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REDUCED PRICES.

Tho moderate price at which Machincs.
making the Grover d Baker stitch can row
be had brings them within the reach Of all,
and renders the u'e Of Machines making
inferior stit:tes sS UNNECESSARY as it is
uNwISE.
Persons desiring the hest Machines, and the
right to use thsm, mmt not only bc sure TO
buy Machines making tho Grovor & Baker
stitch, but also that sueh Machines arc made
and stamped under our patents and those Of
ELIAS HOWE, JE.
GROVER & BAEER s. u. co,
495 Broadway, New York.
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b. f. COOK

B. E. COOK
WILL continue for very short time TO
w take AMBROTYPE LIKENESSES at
the reduced price % cents.
~All, therefore, who would secure tor
themselves or friends cheap Picture, would
do we'll tn call Immediately at his Gallery,
adjoining Z. Browns Store, Main Street,
Elkton, where he continues to take Like
ncsscs in every variety Of the art.
N. B.-Pictures taken in cloudy as well
as clear weather.
A variety of Fancy Cases on hand.
Nov 3, 1850.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
NOTICE..

A public meeting of citizens of Cecil
n county will be held al Cherry Hill at
:. O'Clock p. NJ, on SATURDAY,, the End
day Of March, next, to take into considcra-
ton the present condition Of the Elkton:
Andora and Lrwisvllle Plank Road.
Feb g3, I861-lw
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
$1,000 WANTED.
FOR RENT.

TJHE WHEELWRIGHT and BLACK
l. SMITHS SHOP, at Md. Pivot Bridge.
Also, a SMALL DWELLING, containing
three rooms.
Possession given on 25th of March, next.
Apply to JOHN l.. CLAYTON.
Jan IL, 1861.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
REAL ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY virtue Of Decree OF the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil county, in chanccry, the I'M
dcrsigned, as Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale, at Woodlawn Store, on
SATURDAY, the 2nd day Of Man eh, ne1t,
at O'Clock NJ, that
TRACT OF LAND,
which wis conveyed to Wm Penn Ewing by
James Ewing and wife, by their deed dated
September 9th, 1856, and containing
TWENTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. situate on the road leading
from Port Deposit to the Brick Meeting
House, and adjoining lands of James Ewing
and others, ard whereon the said VIM. Penn
Ewing now resides.
The improvements are good XEA
| convenient Frame DWELL EAs:rA
ING HOUSE, 70 by 81 feet, iiiH
nearly new; Stable, and other
outbuild ings. There is also Pump At the
door. This whole place is under good
fencing, and the land is Of an excellent
quality.
This Farm is a very desirable one, as IT is
convenient to churches, schools, and stores !;
and is in moral, intelligent, and rapidly
improving neighborhood.
TER MS :--One-third Of the purchase
money on the day of sale; one other third
in six, and the balance in twelve months
| from sa id day. The credit payne nts to he
secured by the notes Of the purchaser, with
approved security, bearing interest from date
W.. JONES,
Feb 9, lS6l--ts Trustee.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
NOTICES.
. NOTICE.

In tbs Circuit Court for Cecil county, in Equity.
JunaaTy 30th, 1861.
0RDERED, That the account and report
" Of the Auditor in the matter Of the
Estate of Benjamin Gibson in account with
his Committee, Elizabeth Gibson and l.. F..
Ewing, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof he shown on
or before the fourth day of March, next {;
provided, a copy of this order lie published
in some newspaper printed in Elkton, once a
week for one p,Onth before the said fourth
day Of March, next.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
W. IL. RICKETTS,,
Feb. 9, lSGl-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TNIlE undersigned having been duly ap-
l. pointed by the County Commissioners OF
Cecil county Examiners, to view and deter
mine the prorriety of locating, as public
road, the road now known as Broughten's
Lane,'' running through the lands Of Mr.
James Broughtcn and Mrs. Clark, In ordvl
to connect the New Valley with the river
road, hereby give notice that they will meet
at the eastern end Of said Broughten'
Lane," on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of
March, next, at 10 O'Clock A. M, to proceed
to the discharge of the duty assigned then
by virtue OF the commission to them issued
JOHN S. CHRISTIE,
WM. PATTEN,
r. N. uINDMAN,
Feb2. lS6l-5w. Examinesr.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
Delaware Home for the Insane.

This Insti,uton will be conducted on tho Same
general principles rs the Living Homo, and man
aged by kind and eX peIienccd nursrs. Thc build
ing has been arranged for the safety and cou,foit
of it's inmates while II is free from mos. OF tho
prisou-like bolts and bars that have such an
unpleasant appearance in other institutions.
The Proprietor will take the general superin.
tendence Of both the Living Home and the Homo
for the insane and by combining juiicious sys-
tenn Of light labor, will be enabled to make tho
charges considerably less than any other insttu-
ton in the country.
boarding and Nursing
viii be from Three 10 I,celue Dollars per Week.
including Medical attendance or not US may ba
agreed upon.
DIR, j.. A. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.
We. The subscribera. physicians in the City o.
Wilmington Del, believe that the Proprietor OF
tho Living Home, aud Home for the Insane. Will
endcayor to make thum useful md popular insi'-
tutions and that we will atteLd on persons Who
visit them, at tho customary city changes
H. " Askey ND Goo. W. Cla, tor. NJ D.,
L. r. Bush, NJ. D. James r. "ish, W. p-
R, r. Porter. N, D., Vi. X. Puock, VI. y,
X. =. Johnson NJ. De A. ii. .Grimshaw. ni n"
Vim n White, MD Geo. Pepper Norris. NJ. D.
leo. Richard Baker ND Edward teasey, D.,
.9Hopatiie.
4 Va. ..'s's1: " sls~a:; % "a; n, no~.ssA.sA'o.
A.NeGendank, MI, J
J. Simms, VI D.. T Eclectic
I'D. Craig NJ. p, Hydropathe.
Feb lG, lssl-3m
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ladies' Silocs.
Wanted by a Lady,

4 SITUATION as Governcss in a family.
IA or US Assistant in u Boarding School.
She Is capable Of teaching the English
branches thoroughly, aud can give the best
OF references. Address TEACHER"
Oxford, Chester county, Pa
Feb 23, l9til-2w
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
Beware of Inperience

aud medicines compounded by persons ignorant Of the
science If medicine in theory practice. Dh swAYsrs
CuMroU.p SYRUP WILD CuERRY " is prepared under
his Immediate and attention, after many years
close attention the practice Of the profession which
for its great superiority all other remedies
in curing Coughs. Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, blood
Splitting Liver Complaint Pains in the Side and Breast
Throat Ioarseness Debility Weak Voice, Palplta
ton Disease Of the Heart. and CONSUMPTION in its
ncipcn and Confirmed stlgcsand in connection with
"SwAYSE's SUGAR COATED SARsAPA. AND TAR Pills
(Which valuable auxiliary to the cure) the bowels
will be brought into healthy condition. without rain
o distress, while at the same time their beneficial
effects an Alternative and purifying Medicine are
secured.
Price of the " COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY ;"
81 per bottle. Six bottles IS. SARsAPA and TAR FILLS
Is cents box, Five boxes for 81.
Prepared only by DR. SwASYE SoS, No.
North 7th Street. above Market, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by DR. II. II. MITCHELL, and DR. JorIrH WALLACE
Elkton; L.cxLAND 4 GATHER, Principle; 7. r. HAZE
st. Augustine; T. d. Hopper, Chesapeake City L. ".
TnoMas North East; W. T. KIcnARDsoS, and }. n.
BLAcE Charcstown: PEAcocK 4 Co., Warwick; RITrEE-
HOUSE, CARVER, Rising Sun; L. J. MOORE, Port De-
pos; j. VI. IRELAND Brick Meeting House. and dealers
in Medicine everywhere. Feb Q, 1861.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
More Wonderful Cures!!

Greai lrasfing Of flesh. Could mot ldy - sfdnd
tcith any comfort. .anoihsr toonderfut cure
..Spayne's Compoand Syrup Of
Wild Cherry"
DR.. II. SWAYNE-pSar Sir-l feel It to be due 10 you
suffering humanity 70 givo the following testimony
respecting the wonderful curative powers Of "CoM-
POUND SyauP or WILD CHERRY." aud "SusAR CoarSp
sAIsAPARILiA AND TAR PILLS" ] was afflicted with n
violent coush pansin the side and breast night swe
throat, my bowels costve appetite nearly
gone, and my stomach very weak that my Physician
was ioss know what to do for everything
uscd in the shape VI medicine reected. remained
fr months in this awful condition, and gave up all hopes
Of recovering. Al this time you recommended the
of your S5Rtr" and " Pills. which Immediately
began to sooth comfort, and alay the volspce Of the
cough, strengthened and kealcd my lungs in Short II
made perfect cure Of me, aud able to pursue
my daily labor. Any person doubling the truth Of the
above statement will please CALL address me, at the
Factory, at my residence. -
EDWARD HANSON,
Germantown Road, opposite 18th st, Phila.
Works at George Swcenys Pottery, Ridge Road below
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
Elkton, Jan. 10, lS6l-4w
10000 Chestnut Rails, for Sale.

N7IlEN necessary they will be delivered
w at any landing within twenty miles,
Inquire Of the subscriber, in Elk Neck, or
by letter to the North East p. o., Cecil
county, Md. ISAAC z. COLLlNGS.
Nov l9. l859-!E
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF SUPERIOR STOCK
AND FARMING UTENSILS.


.Hiso, Household Furniture.
TyIIE subscriber, having rented the farm
Il upon which he now resides, one mile
east from Elkton, Md, on the Elkton and
Christiana Turnpike, at the foot Of Red Hill,
will sell, without reserve, on
MONDdY. the 4h day Of March, nert,
the 70 flowing Property, viz:
~ head of prime Horses sE-
.LLN Yoke OF Oxen; l YokcoN..AN
N Of Steers 3 Milch Cows N
s head of Young Cattle; 8 Shoa,s Sow.
FARMING UTENSILS.
lsupcrior Roller. 4 feet diameter; l Wheat
Drill; l . horse Wagon, pennsylvania Bcdl;
Ok Cart; Grain Fan; Corn Shelter;
Dearborn Wagon; Plows, (assortcd); Cul-
tivators large , Harrow Horse Rake
Grindstorc; Hay Rigging; Harrows; Har.
ness Cutting Box: Scythes; Hoes Rakcs
Shovrls; Forks.
UCoohing Stove; Tables Chairs; Par
| lUr Stove.
l6 Acres Of Wheat.
TERMS.-All sums of $40 and under
Cash; ; over that amount. credit of
months will be given, with interest from tn,
day Of sale, by the purchaser giving hi
Note, with approved endorsers; intcres
deducted if paid when due.
OSAle to commence pnnctually at II
| o'ciock AN. W. IL. MCCULLOUGH.
Feb. 23, l86l-lw
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23

NRANBERRIES AND DRIED FRUIT
Jed Cnnberries Currents. Ctron. Raison.. Prnnes,
DR. rApplss and Dried Peaches For sale by
X F. MAY.
Nov IT, 1850. In the" Hollow"
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23

rOAL-The celebrated Baltimore Company
u Coal for Family Use on hnnd and for sale
Sept |, 1860 u. SCOTT BRo.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23

ATE. BROWN, JR'S-CoaI Oil Lamps, , ana
n best quality Coal Oil. Also, best 9uan,y
Burning Fluid. l'"" -
The Cecil Whig., 1861-02-23

CARPET CHAIN! CARPET CHAIN Just
| J received lot Of New and Clean Carpet Chain,
which is offered for sale very cheap. For sale by
r.. + MAY,
Feb l6, 1851. In the" Hollow"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12
Attention ! Taxpayers

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the State
Y and County Taxes for the Fiscal Year OF 1861
'62 are now due and payable, aud that the law
relating to their collection will be strictly enfor-
ced. |. G. MESSEC, Sheriff. aud Tax Coir'
Weayeryille, Sept. l6, 1861. 3S!1,
The national Republican., 1861-08-16

NORTH CARoLlSA.-The New York TriJ,ae'.
correspondent from this STATE has gol round tc
Weldon, whence he writes on the Sd instant
reiteratiug the statement that alarms exist
there upon the subject OF slave instructions
but not repeating the statement that the North
Carolina troops have been recalled from vir.
ginia on that account. As we observed the
other day, this latter statement is not credited
here.
or course, the information received here
upon the general subject Of slave insurrectonl
of the South, is various and contradictory
The opinion, however, which is most common
is, that the slaves will not rise at present, ant
that they are restrained from doing SO, by th
expectation that they will be freed by the ad
vance of the national armies. Whether tha
expectation is well founded. or not is another
matter.
The national Republican., 1861-08-16
NEWS ITEMS.

NAv.I.-lu a few days the United States
irigate Sabine, so guns, will be rep1rtel ready
for sea, at the Portsmouth IN. H.) navy yard.
The officers of the United States steam trig.
ates Brooklyn and Powhatan have notified
the aulhoriti that their vesses need repair So
badly that they cannot with safety b. kept
loDger in active service without al overhaul
ing.
The steamer Joseph Whitney has been pur-
chased by the Navy Department for about
SO 900, and will be taken 10 the Brooklyn navy
yard to be converted into gun boat. She W.
built In New York In 1883 and Is a side-wheel
steamer of l ,003 tons register. She has been
In constant use on the line between Baltimore
aul Bo ton, except for short time, when she
ran b.twecn Boston and Savannah. She Is
strongly built AMI Of more than ordinary
speed.
STEALING TENTS FROM THE BATTLE FlEIp.-
On Monday last the U. S. District Attorney, at
Newark, N. j., arrested man with three tsnts
In his posse ,sion, which he had brought from
the battle field at Bull Run. They hal been
occupied by the third regiment, New Jersey
three months men, and by them deserted in
the retreat. The possessor Of them, dcemns
the tents fair plumber had packed them up
and brought them TO Newark, and was cndeav.
oring to sell them,
Lieut. Frank f BrOwnell who killed Jack.
son, at Alexandria, has received the present Of
dagger from some Of his Boston friends
LOWELL MILLS To BE STOPPED.-The Merrl-
mac Company, IN Lowell, Mass, will shut
down their entire works In about two weeks,
Nearly every corporation in that city has been
partially or entirely closed.
1t is reported that Mr. Boteier, ex.member ot
Congress from Jefferson county, Va, , has died
from wound received at the battle Of Bull
Run. The wound was in the foot, and after
much suffering he is said to have died Of lock
jaw
The national Republican., 1861-08-16
GENERAL Lroy.

The death Of this brave of1cer Ia, thrown
gloom over The victory Of the. 10th. brilliant
and memorable as II was u
Gen. Lyon was born in Connecticut Of 4
family distinguished in both lines for vigor o.
intellect His mother was of the Knoyltor
family, which furnished two officers to The Rev
olulion, oae Of whom commanded battalion
at Bunker Hill.
Gen. Lyon was foriy.two years of age. II,
graduated at West Point in lsil. He wa,
with Gen. scott's division during the Mexican
campaign, and was broveted August 20, 1917
for gallant and metitorious conduct in the
battles Of Contreras and Cherubusco," and wa,
wtuCded at the Belen Gate Of the CITY Of Mex
leo. September 70, 1917. His military seryic,
has always been active aud art,uous, principal
ly upon the frontiers. He had only risen to.tbs
rank of captain of infantry, when this civ
war broke cut. The incidents Of hi, subse
quent career are too fresh to ba recountei.
while the time has not yet arrived to exbibi,
the full Importance of the po icy Of which he
was the military executor. and which has reall,
saved, not merely Missouri, Lu! the Unon and
the country.
The national Republican., 1861-08-16
OHIO,

A State Convention was held at Columbus on
Wednesday, 1t was a sort Of conglomerate
affair, being mainly composed of the Breckin-
ridge faction, which polled a very small vote
in the State at the last election and the debris
Of the know-Nothing faction. which polled
abont an equal number-thc two united having
cast only about 40 900 in an aggregate vote Of
some 100000. 5. W. Gibson (Breck.) was
chosen temporary chairman: and in the after
noon, d. A. Starkwcather (Breck.) was elected
permanent president. These selections seem
to indicate that the Breckinridgers had things
pretty much their own way. II. J. Jcwett, re-
ceiver Of the Central Ohio railroad, was nomi-
mated for governor; J. Scott Harrison. son Of
the late President Harrison, (K. n.y. for lieu.
tenant governor; 7. S. J. Smith Tor supreme
judge; W. W. Armstrong, for secretary of State;
George w. Holmes, for Stale treasurer; Wayne
Griswold. for comptroller; and J. W. Fitch for
member Of Board Of Public Works The name
oil G. L. Vallandighan was proposed for gov.
ernor, but was quickly withdrawn. The Con.
vention was addressed by Peter Van Trump,
who was the Know-Nothing nominee for gov
ernor in 1851. The resolutions, which were
adopted In bulk, set forth that the Democracy
"is in no way responsible" for the present dis
tracted condition of the country: that the war
should not be waged in any spirit of oppres-
sion that ii is the duty Of every citizen to sus.
tain the Government consttutionally admin
istercd; that "the corruption, extravaganza.
incompetency, and favoritism shown in the
administration Of the War Departments of the
State and Federal Governments deserve I'm.
qualified condemnation" that the volunteer
soldiers who promptly went forth TO battle in
defence of the Constitution aud laws, and who
have been compelled to # ght, in many cases.
under inexperienced officers. are entitled 10
hearty thanks; and that the late attempt of
the President TO suspend the privilege of the
writ of haJeas corpus is uuwarranted by the
Federal Constitution.
1t is manifest, from the ton2 Of fhe resoIl.
tions, that the convention went as far as they
dared to give aid and comfort to the rebels,
They have no word Of censurc for the heres,
of secession, and the JEFF. Davis traitors escape
without rebuke-all their condemnation IL
visited upon the Federal aud State Administra.
tiona, which are laboring to put down the re.
bellion. The political hacks who met at Co
lumbns have been in the minority in the State
since 1854, and it is evident that they must
purge themselves of their political sins before
the people will enrust them with power. The
ticket nominated will be beaten by a large
majority