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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02
DislOyaI Publications.

II is certainly desirable, while The Gov
eminent is engaged in the great work of
suprrsssing this monster rebellion, that the
people OF the loyal States should not waste
their energies in useless contentious, and
that they should, so far as compatible with
public liberty, forget minor differences OF
opinion, and direct all their energies 10 the
one great. purpose OF rescuing the country
from the danger, that menaces it. To this
end it would be advisable for the Admins
tralon to hint 10 those party organs subject
TO its Influence, and sustained by lis patron
age, TO cease the bitter warfare which they
have been carrying on against the Demo
cratic party. Manv or these newspapers
habitually maIgn and misrepresent The
people, nourishing bitterness aud inviting
retaliation. They afford aid and comfort 10
The common enemy by Insisting that the
North is overrun with secessionsts who SYM
pathises with the rebels, who are only wait
ing favorable opportunity to thwaTt the
Government, when such is not the fact
The North is united in support of the Gov
eminent, and the rebels should be made 10
understand this great trnih. So long, how
ever, as these organs of discord continue 10
misr epresent The North by pIoclaiming that
large proportion OF lis citizens are disloy-
al 10 the Government, Just so long will The
rebels be encouraged TO perservere in their
insurrecliohary designs. A number OF these
mischievous newspapers are also engaged
in misrepreseniins the objects OF the war =
! They refuse TO endorse The National plat
| form of Congress, but insist that the Admin
istralion must convert this struggle, conIuc :
ted upon national principles for national
purpose, into great John Brown raid
/ This suggestion, SO abhorent 10 all Union
men, excites disgust and distrusr among the
people. and inhicis serious injury to the
( Government. The Administration should
show lis disapproval of all snch incendiary
! publications by Withdrawing from them its
confidence and patronage. They are doing
more harm TO the cause OF the country than
il they were open advocates of disunion.-
Harrisburg Patriot
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02


A gentleman in London, in letter TO his
friend 10 Boston, writes as follows: 81
yesterday heard an excellent opinion Of
General Mcclellan, from General Woo
who was in the Crimean war, and is an old
soldier. He was talking with friend of mins
al one of the watering places in Germany
on ine affair at Bull Run. and the incapaci.
" of the Generals, when Gen. Wood said.
There is one man in the United States
can answer for as fit to be commander in
cheif in every respect-calm, prudent, enc,
geiic and full of resources. | watched
him and he watched me in the Crimea, and
| have the highest possible op'nioa of him
as military man. My friend was delight
ed on his arrival a. Dover 10 read in the
newspapers that Gen. Mcclellan was ap-
pointed 10 the chef command
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02

"LEr Us DIE FRIENDS. ."--One of the Geor-
gia regiment lay with fearful shot wound
ic bis side, which tore out several OF his
ribs The life blood OF HE poor fellow was
fast oozing out, when one of our troops
dashed forward from out OF the malice and
fell dreadfully wounded close by his side.
The Georgian recognized his uniform, al
though hsiwas fatally hurt, and feebiy held
oul his hand. "sVe came into this battle !"
he said, s'as enemies lei us die as friends.
sFaiewell.n He spoke ito more, but his
sdpaniou in disaster took the extended
hand, and escaped 10 relate this tonching
iact.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02

Russian WIFE SHow.-The wife-shov is
now the last line esrng relic OF what was
once a popular national custom. Here the
sons aud daughters of!radesmen were wont
10 assemble 10 select their partners for lie.
The girls would come decked out in all the
valuable ornaments the family could raise,
and sometimes carry in their hands bunch
of silver teaspoons. or playing gracefully
with a large silver ladle as it were fan
while the young men, also appearing 10 the
best advantage, would stroll by them; and,
on seeing any young lady who particularly
struck their fancy, would politely inquire
about her dover from the parents, who in :
varably accompanied the bIushing dam
sells. The custom so far exists to the pres
ent day that had been malrimonially dis
posed, might have selected wife wish
out even the trouble OF advertising, 10 say
nothing OF saving the time which the more
conventional customs of my native land
deemed requisite for courtship.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02
From the Lyeomiag Gasett,
Union War Song.

Dedicated to the Bloornsbdrg Iron Guards, now At
Washington.
Come freemen assemble, our couutry's in danger;
The national ensign is sptinkied with blood,
And traitors have spilled the stars of Columbia.
Polluted the soil Where 4 Washington stood.
Then rouse sons OF Freedom from valley and mountain
The blozsd OF brofkess Is warm or the plain,
And millions OF heroes with scott and Mcclellan,
Reme n,ber the days when your patriot fathers
Cniimbered their pieces at liberty's call,
nd meath the folds of star spanged banner,
-.rilI victory crowned'the artyranny's fall
Than awake. ye hold freemen remtSaber -haRasscs.
And the blood OF martyrs. red on the plain
And Join the brave iegions of scott and McCleilan
The Union the country, and Iaws-to sustain.
There's Main. Massachusetts. New York and New Hamp
. shire,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Delaware too,
Pennsylvania New Jersey, all armng their children
Ia defence their banner, the Red White and Blue,
Then of Columbia, from mountain and prairie,
Shall the Goddess OF Liberty call ye in vaiH.
While milli0ns of rventrn with Scott and Mcclellan,
Are arnsing, the Union AMI laws TO sustaihf
Michigan, Hlinose, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Indiana. Ono IN for the night,
Missouri, kentucky. California and Kansas,
With Maryland Virginia, wild stand BY the fight;
Then ring the cry from ocean to ocean,
From hilltop and sree-top the signal proclaim
And Join the brave veegions Of Scott anu McC Cellan,
The Union. the country, and laws To sustdih
Then friends othe Uhon uhsheafhe yor ght sabres
And swear BY the graves 0f your patriut sires,
To stand By your country anu free institutions,
In defenc: of your holaes, your affairs and fresi
Our nation IS arniing the cry is vengeance,
The dark clouds Gf battle encIrcIc eas plain,
Then frcsnlsn assemble. to Washington hasten,
Thsre Scurt and Mcclellan wili'lead you To fame
voLuSrkER.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02

A HIGLAER BULL RUS.-Dr. Weaiherspoon,
after the battle of Long Island in the Amer.
lean Revolution, N which the militia fina lily
fed, alluded in the Continental Congress,
as follows, 10 incidents in English history
aot more credilabe. He says:
Lord Howe speaks OF a decisive blow not
being yet struck, as If this cause depended
npon one battle that could not be avoided.
fight TO battle at all for long time, or we
may lose some battles, as was The case with
the British tn emselves in the Scotch rebel
lion OF l745, and the cause, notwithstanding,
be the same. | wish it were considered
that neither loss nor digrace worth men,
tloning has beisllen, Us in the late engage
ment, nor parable to what the British
troops have often suffered. AT the battle of
Preston, sir, they brake TO pieces aud run oUay
ike sheep before a Jsw Highianders myself
saw them do the same thing al Falkrk,
with very iitlle difference, small part only
OF the army making a stand, and in few
hours the whole relreaiine with precipita-
lion before their enemies. Did that make
any differeuc in The cause Not in the
least-so long as the body of the nation was
determined on principle agains, the rebels.
Nor would 1t make any other difference,
bu, in time, though they had gOt possession
Of London, irhich ihey might haze eUsiiy done,
# they had understood their business, for the
militia in England, there gathered together
behaved fifty times worse than that OF
America has done lately. They generally
disbanded and ran eff wholly as soon as The
rebels came ,Cthin ZEN OF iwenty miles Of them .
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02

Gen MCCLELLAN This gallant officer is
beginning 10 attract attention in Europe
The London Netcs thus speaks of him:
The officer who seems destined lo WELD
the chief power in the present crisis is Gen
Mcclellan. He is described as young man
OF striking capacity. Alter having acquired
distinction al West Point, he served in the
Mexican War he thea had the honor of
being selected by the Federal Government
TO witness the sege of Sebasiopol, and final
ly like many other American officers, retir
ed from the army, and became the chief
manager of railway. Young as NcClel-
Ian is, he seems TO have tie power OF ac-
quiring The confidence and respect OF those
who ar-. under his command, while at the
same line he has the character of strict
discipii6arian These are The very qual6-
cations required
Russell, The correspon dentol The London
Times, in his last letter, said:
'.That much can be done by the judic-
Gus exercise of authority in enforcing mill
tary rules and regulations among them, as
among The rest OF mankind, is conclurively
shown, by The great changes aud improve
menteffectedin the army of Washington and
above all, in the city itself, by young Gen
Mcclellan, who bids fair 10 be the next,
President, if his success is at all commen-
surae with the enormous praise and fat
terry which, much against his will, are forc-
ed down his throat. Before his nomination
the streets of the Capital presented spec
tacIe the like of which was probably never
seen in any civilized city.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02

A company of Tennessee soldiers are
armed with Irish pike, formidable weapon
with hook at the end.-Er.
They should send for Floyd at once to
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02

'How is it," said gentleman 70 sheri
dan, "ihat your name has not an o anache
10 if Your family is Trsh and no doubt
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02

How Man FeELs WHEN He IS SHoT Nv g
lake the following from letter written by
one of The fcwa voipnteefs. who Tough. in
The patile near Springfield, Missouri:
was standing or rather kneeling, behind
a little bush, re-Ioading my nidsket, Just
before the rebels engaged in :his close work
retreated. Suddenly felt sharp pain in
the shoulder and fell 10 the ground. Jump
ing up, 0ne of our boys asked me If | was
har! replied that thought not. and
drew up my musket TO FIRE, when he said
"Yss, you are sho. right through :he
shoulder''
think it was the remark more than the
wound which caused the field, all at once.
to commence wbiriiBg around me in a very
strange manner. started TO leave It, With
a hsli-ounce rnuskst ball IN my shoulder
and once or twice fell down ishdizzness,
but in short lime rseovsred sufficiently 10
be able 10 walk back 10 Springfield about
nine miles, where The ball stas taken 6kt.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-02

Dedicated to the Bloomsbdrg Iron Guards, now at
Washington.
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