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1ou ns".e1 ~ eeNsoe 'gu. .ns ~ D'sl'' ,us
na7 'nnone.o .ln1 -r.,.. ~ 4r.ue
peHueus ss'notaa'e ~. 1ee'''4en' 10 va 10
eappo1teo os tne on1on nsn oi al snaae9 u
op'hlon.. ~. ..-
ino ian!o.' ~: o ~ assl " ~" on'
@ssS', got n1o n's'1s oh 1enhes 4*ssniss
asenne' "asongton' lof WHICH ne WA "1eu !.
e3o"aol carrying p" s"cso eaie' os' ooste' Va
bus15 BROOKS memory, WAS MS antagonist
COL foraey' c1erh o1 LIE hst HOUSE u
Representatives, and otner o1neers Of tne
House, nave sent fer tee absentee assistants
IN order TO haVe them on the ground anu IN
feaa'ness 1or any emergency toas nay occur.
MISS casner1ne hseeeer, s1stef u aenis
"asu beecaeE, ana wen Ano"n ausnofeSs' ~
expected IN Milwaukee soon 10 fake ehafse o1
tne boarding department o1 TIE Ao*@aAee
kena!e College. - 49, =,
during . debate IN the House OF Repro
7e'41IAfeo 20 u cl1t' w ea1o Ao'ss W tAe " - f
preparation, Mr.. Burt o. Athens, Republic
c?n, made the remark that S1o,ooo OF the SUM
"otsd be needed to take care OF traitors at
nome :; "herenpon Ar. antenlson OF Maalson
considered tha remark as peEsonal TO himself,
and demanded explaEation' In note sent oy
a'fiend. In reply, hr. Burt wrote that be
meant Just what he sald, and that MI; dntehi.
son, II he didn't like it, conid sal II Ihe
bslhgerent 4. snbslded.
me toronto AeaaeT tens o. man "no
oaea III tlaa1 ci's on n1onuas, VIM 'ae LII Luz
hao}t. oi consuming pouna Q. EPSON salts
aahy, 1or the last Yen years Inc 1o1a quan.
tlsy consumed " nlta YVES up"aFu VI q ton a'o
hah! Hs was snn)ect TO hts, and sats was
the only remedy 1or them. some draGslst
lost good customer:
- MI hughes, OF hentucky,the inventor OF
the double acting electric telegraph, Is aston
ishfng the French telegraphic administration
with the wonders OF his invention. The gov
eminent Is piaclng every facility at hts dlspo-
sition, and there Is grsa: PROBABILITY inst hia
system will be adopted and we'll paid Tor.
-G-W. T. cnstIa' is bis Eecollechons oi
Washington, gives copy Ct contract Wit
ten In WashiDGtnn's own hand, between
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Descendants Of Eminent Brit1sla Wor~
kh1er.
The suddenneasMith~ (which the families pt
distinguished English celebrities come to end
is exempliaed in the following paper from the

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The (which the families pf
distinguished Engliah celebrities come to end,
is exemplihed in the following paper from The
London Baildr:-, >. -, :: ...:;s..i a..
! We msy put Shakespeare at the head Of the
List. HIS eldest daughter, 3ueannab; Was mar
ried at Ht9atfdrd; June 8, 1907, to John: kali.
There was only one' child BY this marriage.
The youngest daughter WAS married to Them
~ Quincy. At shalzspeare1at death, in l6i6s
the tamiy consisted of his wife, bis daughter
.:susannah, and her hushsnd, DE. Hall, gudith
!; ;and# Th6lnss Quincy, and Elizabeth Hail.
granddaughter, Judith Quincy had several
children, who ward all dead IN 1853: The poet's
granddaughter, Elizabeth Hall was married IN
16a6 to Thomas Naah,, who died n With
out issue; and; 7seconily,, in 1649 to Johnss
Barnard; Of Arlington, county Of Northampton,
BY whom ahas had no tamily, and died N -1670
Thus, In fifty fonr years Shakspesre's descend
ants both male and female, come to an: end
+ Milton the poet, let female descendants
only, whose family are believed long since 70 g.
+ Clarke, come years hineA clafu1odto be the fnst:
l descendant from John Milton: .:::;;:s--H i.
The male line ID: Sir Christopher Wren Was
speedily extfng gn3Ahed, and We some time emce
stated the belief TINT The female lno -had also
thai, atthe ting he wrote q few years agoh az
old Lady, descended from the great aEchltecs hit
] !. Bin Joshua Reynolds ;Se5oHper the pott fopsE
Locke, ,8esdun, Themaa Campbell, Oliver Cold
5sHaith, Whsle, Dean Swift, sir lsaac Newton.
:Hogarsh. Turner, the .1andseape: painter, sir
Humphrey DavJ,c Edmnnd Rucke, Filth have ~
le4 no descendantA.-- -----5.- -
Robert Stephenson .ended. the line Of his
I:fathef, aAorEe- .-.,::Ss, ne :::-.A
t.. notwithstanding az the 5anxiety 1T .slr
:Waater Ecost;to establish 3 family lnheritsnce
bis direct race has pet.shed, and those Of but
| I NE believe that with thea soma .ofz Robert
Burns ;the fanily af ths nahonal ppst Of Scott
land HiA expire ~ -. ~ ~ ~ i
male side, '++s- :
, 1861-04-17
Chicago Tribtttte.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II, 1861.
arrHhH%sE TTAGIN Ia


We do not seek 10 hide from our readers
the magnitude, t5 I'D aliDitaaily: increasing I'M
.portancs Of ii BE- crisis, The secession Of
Virginia and Tie great probability that
Maryland, Kentucky ard Tennessee will
follow her e1am2le, are complications: Of
the situation which, are by no means to be
disregarded The hope Jet remains that
the people ase I'D: Dominion will
prove their loyalty and vote down the Or
dinance which will be submitted to them.
II, however, inthet1age and insanity with
which the Sou b seems possessed, they
should suddenly become emuious Of the
reputation that South Carolina has acapn-
ed, the duty Of tie Government to include
them In the Judgment which has peen
pronounced upon the Cotton States, wll
be imperatives and though the restoration
Of the Union may become more difficult
by reason of their disloya1ty, its restora--
tion must mol. be abandoned. The seat Of
the war will be changed, and he forces on
each side will be indefinitely multiplied;
but the necessity for action is not OBJ
waited, nor Is: The result doubtful. The
Union as our::hthers made lit That's the
watch-word to which our men will march.
Il obliged 70 TIA nple. Vdrginia in the
dust they will do it, that the great and be-
nefcent ? purpqse which they have in view
mGy be accom m4,aished.:.
For virginia's sake we deprecate the &C.
ton which her Representatives viii prob
ably take. We had hoped that rea-
son and patriotism would prevail in her
councils, and HAT she would be saved The
calamities which now threaten her. As
sure as that the sun will 1iseto-morrow she
cannot be dragged out flhe Union without
bloody civil war, waged by her own peo-
pie against each other, within her OWL boT-
ders. The blessings Of this Government
have been too; many and too valuable to
her freemen to warrant the traitors in the
belief that they can shut the entire popu1a-
ton out Of them, without struggle that
viii cost the expenditure of blood. The
curse Of Slavery upon large portion Of
her Sons, is too obvious and calling
to opernit these traitors to hope that the men
west Of the mountains, or the non-slaye-
holders anywhere, will be willing to incur
the risk Of invasion and devastation of the
soil, that Slavery may be the supreme Law
Of the land: We have, then, trust in Yir-
ginia yet The exacerbation Of feeling COZ
sequent upon the Presidents call for vol
unteers, and. his determination to support
the Constitution aud enforce the laws
WILSON pass away. The obvious fact that
her alaveholdiDg population will be put in
peril by war upon the Government, and
the certainty, among all classes, that :Vir'
glnia will become the theater Of furious
strife that will make her yallies smoke and
drench her fields with blood, must calm
passion and moderate hate, if they do moi
fan into fame: the patriotism which ha.
been dying out. n e wait the action Of tht
people. Meanwhile let the Government
prepare for The worst! ..
, 1861-04-17

Mr.. Healy, the artist, was enabled during
brief visit to this city, to: execute striking
and Life like full length portrait Of this distn.
as standing On he platform at Fort Moultrie,
near the gun from which the first shot on that
battery was fired at the !" Star Of the West"
and is here pointed: in the direction Of Fort
Sumter, which is seen In tne distance. The
baek ground Of the picture is formed Of the
F4ag Of the Confederate States, judiciously
been much admired 6y all the friends and &C.
qaalntances Of General Beauregard, who had
IN opportunity Of viewing it, and wish was
EXPRESSED that it should reInain ahort' time
IN our city for public inspection. but az the
artist Was on The eve Of departure for New
ossan n'' srgs @ tESg f % as
him to that city, for: the qualification Of the
numerous friends, Of the General Charleston
Courier. ,..:.' - "s~: ,:>-- 49,.
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DrAn sm@1h 1here seed Jon statement that ~ think 4
bloomington, and haze been ovss thirty ysaEa !
Tears past ny str has been tuning ideraoy grey
and almost eHtireIy Whit ad very stt1 aud IN
pltant had OF certiarates Of the very
Wonderful effect Of your Hair Restorative but sap
posed tere rs more ACTION thai truth IA them. but
entertaining strong desire to have - hatr posst
ble restored to original collar aa! nneuesa 81
as II ny Younger days. beautiful ~ cE lGoocindsi
would make the Iper1lleLt co7Me el u N shall
way. purgha-ed ole Of 5osr slual btttlfs. at one
dollar and commence using fullo .in9 direc5t q Is
near ss could. Euon Discovered the da"druf re-
moved and my hair that lallo; od tn large quaa
charge taxing place il tie color. have t,nue to
use It till have used Of your small bottles and
jnss begun On the fourth haze aoT - pretty head
had 10 my youthful dsya, wren boy in tie hills of
Western n glnia Ny bead is easiEsly clear Of dan
dru and the hair ceased entirely from falling oil, aEd
Is IS s.f and dae and feels Is oily, though
lust from the hands Of French .hanpoonsT. Many
o1 ny ffelusItlg sa t f s ,s Bgtes
the effects Of your restoFatEe y alm9st inpossL
Bile to convince them that it S the original EoT Of tha
ss1as old gay head
Yours trnlY.
FREDERICK T. BUTLRE4
bloomington, Aonroe County. indians
, 1861-04-17
wAnEE sPz1aaa Parry County, Pam

Prof. WOOD. -.... ...,.. -.
DKAH SIa-I was induced m re than year ago
to ~ your valuable Hair Restorative for The
Of cleansing E,y head OF dandru TAsd suffered With
upon my head for years and had never been able to
e.. aaytlns to Do ne any good Il Ean.sing is u.
your advertisement In a HarrIsburgh paper. Krng
there At the uue, called at Gross = KnnSles E;ag
recommend it to unyezsa use, for It has pletelJ
removed all daudIuf r. n my head. m a2ri!cs-
ton In two weeks Keeps 1t free from aaF rhns
Of other uapleaaantnesa must ul.o state tlas my
hair had become quite white Ii places and by the use
color am now fifty ,ears Of nge, aud al,Icakh
have ueed tRo bottles of the Restorative, has
lnain, IN oEder hare my appesrante comrest with
my head. Ny head i now of 'eas trouble IL me, IN
keeping It clean &c than at auy time eiuce haye
been ch!ld c:asder yonr preparation IL great
value, acd although do not lie to expose nyseif
part Of any thape you tink proper II Ills worth
anything to Top, Xuurs, &C.
, 1861-04-17

HI. John Mitchell, ex-patFiot and present So
Charleston Mercury; of: the movements iu
European sfIairs, writes from Paris, under
date Of last month, in terms Of: the most des~
pondent and luguhrious character. Influences
ara at work in Europe moulding opinions in
antapQutFin to the South There are several
classes Of men whose antipash1es against what
Mr: spratt pleasantly calls ~ slave republic" M
idea Of fellowship with $a Slave Confederacy-
The simple Republicans see no good In rebel
lion. Thn monarohfcA :: and :retEog7essiva
party of courae oppose the southern recon
struction'' from principle, The latter hate
the words liberty, equality, 1rsternity;" says
the nav order of things3tiu some other pro-
vision can be made, = and 81 dtsinIss the whola
effair tsih 4 nsasad;csion. IN 7. Esning 1bs8. {
, 1861-04-17

=: SrEAM IP.-Duftng the past Neek several
Of the,eaw. mills IL this place have beenpht-
In operation, and ne lnsy say that tha bast
nees. .of msnnfacl uriEg lumber Ia, fAtr5f fom,,,
,msnced for this season. Some httio deisy
mar ;he occasipned for the want of aege; bus,
W. doubt IT. IS the present hgh stsge e SstS5 4:
1rsatlV Trfliine the work OF rafting. u Several
, 7srr rata of lumber have arrived here from
the various mills on the Casa River. Ind the
limb ek IL nbW:helng p1aced % docks gp ast 70
'ba ready Tor Shipment ; 1t i sisted bY axper3
Enced :rsftsmeu that the current In the Sagd.
naT riyer ~ never before, knaw41s: 70 BE-
Fess ApT1 15h
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*nd to this end they must ppnga ous the
III o,,eo,ota and cumbersome militia law,
80 t,ao;r ~, a clean mare. The .peopde
auu ~ oesan " e r2, -, u
WILL ne saushea WILL Aoes J. .s..>-..:...:s;s -
commenced ne 1ooo. lhe oIu ~ s'on4 =
,,ntnov,n to the Dresent generation, 61cept
~. ,i;t;,n and tl,nssa who take the trop-
~ >, - - ~, = Gaoot,sf3a3
ule " o'sA''3o -, ,:.sa+;ox xrh;c,,
that it was o k;ndly olspensaslon "'''sA'
allowed it to fall by the wayslde long ago.
THE Stata Constitution. Article VIII, on
:, a.,,;aot Il tho Militia. Is as follows:
M. .,.z7tt1s ~ IN Stntn of IUlno.s sheIt
.,st ~ 81 fre ma,e, hle.boaaed pessops.(n
.ross - ,nn,attoe. aud Indians e1oepteT. rea,dentS
Of thu State, between the sgee Ct eighteen and
FORT. years, except eaeh persons ~ no" sfe'
or hereafter may o. e.omp.e9 = r. ~ = tne
United s.a.ss ..s,nas " ~ rs "a. ne,,,
n5oTIde by 1aw. :: - ri - /
"sEc. 2. No person or persons cmonsoient!oozly q
sernpulons OF oeas.og arms saaA os eo1pe1.ea y
20 nluA ea1s II .ms .. es's' sp. ps,
~ s.a,sa,tan " ' ~ - -. :. y
!. SEC s, Company, battalion and resi,nsntal OIL
Gers, stan otcers excepted. shall beelectsd by the
persons composing their several companies bat
talion. .pd seamsaa. ,; ,., !,
ss, .ha ~ "tso.-. 49, ~ tne3r br,o.sss nd diY,.
s,ar s,an. ~ rezneetivslT. s
"src s. All militia oateess shall bs commits
stoned By the Governor, and may hold the1f com
mas,ena M ,o 'ot 1'sA u'1e - Wv A'@@l~.N-' 10y
pIro ~sro rha nt1it,. sbs,, IN al. cases. except
treason felony. cx breach of tha peace, be priyt-
legged from arrest during their attendance at mus
ters and election Of ofhoes.' ENG IN gong - au'
'e'a1Mns mI ,som es .ao 'A ~ tho militia Of the
~ =, 49, Arx,1 Reoister of
,noo mo esa, sosa 4oo - =. +ta nnnher for llli-
-o;s os' ;s1asz go NJ ,atpr enumeration has
- e.. ~ .nff,c;ent reason tha:
Dssn aas .o haa ~ rn:1it,a excent "a they
49, ~ a1' heor - aaaa ~ ha - he eve of fa;,h The
INV oesn eesa ~ n~ +.,,,a f,rn;dab1e
o1'.' 49, ~..a,,,,a,+ a,5 .,,,;,,-
, 1861-04-17

sE. fou1s, July 1exa. 1850
1s Meeh s9a91ow Es ms tho pleasure .na .ststa&
Eat s's
which a@e have not been without bottle d Land.
stopped Il Milling ana Ia thiee weeks the1e was nota
grey nas To- be found, neither has se7s been up 10
Alter ny har VAS completely restcred4 continued
its BY applying It twti or three times mouth ny
hair has eyer continued healthy soft ana gossY ana
Gcts above menti,ned will be Of any particular sd
vantage to even dattey your vanity at th Late
day = an arc they nrc Il Een Suow9 alEss,dy.
1aaTe occupied ny time to tEavelt he gFesser paTt
Of the time tne pass three years and have take pride
eTabstins is Effects IL ny oMa case. ii several II:
stances have met with people that have pronounced
It hnnbus: SAYING they had used It and without e
Ing The mattel that tney had used y3ur a. lcle At
Is yon.e and selling 1t abous half ahs prizes have
above which have no doubt are humbugs, Il Is as
reputation when thsre IS one ss hand that has been
Apparently, sonns Il those charlatsus hare not
brains enough to W14te advert sement Al notice
sssy hsvs co. ted To,d sr w9f n gsyfTs IT.: IT,
hs1e, within the past hre years seen and talked
your preparation with perfect successaome Tor bald
ness grey hair, seald head. dandrutf and every dis
ease tho scalp and head ara subject to.
Yon s !: liberty to publish th,s 0. to refer psrue.
Boz so. taao' VIII Rs P1s promptly 9!Rs,;g answeFeo.
JAMES WHITE ND.
, 1861-04-17

Charles LEVERS New <sAmerican.v
Charles Levers new work, t'One Of Then,,o:
introduces an American character, not Of the
Tfonope or Dickens stamp, but more manly
and representative specimen. Lever takes
"Colonel Qaackinboss' across the Atlantic
and makes him utter this ingenious defence Of
his country ymen's inquis1tye dispoafhom: :: :
Our folk isn't your folk because they speak
tbs same language. In your country your sta-
ton or condition, or whatever you Akesto call
merges into the class he belongs to. Not so
here. We don't care q red cent about your,
rank, but We want to know about yon your
self Nov, yen strangers mistake that feel
ing and call 1t impsrtinencs and curiosity and
such like, but It amt anything of;the Kind!
No sir: i simply means what sort Of knowl-:
edge, what art, o. science, or labor. can you.
contribute to the common stock? Are you q
come amongst us to make us wiser, or richer,
OF thriller, or EodlIer? or are you just loateE
"A mere loafer! My asking you On a zaiLcar
whence yon csnie and where you're goln' ia no
more pertinence than my IL qulrln' at store
whether they have got this article Or that! ]
want to know whether you and /, IS ne Jour
ney together, may prodt each other: whether
either Of us nlay1i't have something the other:
has never heard afore, BE can't have travelled
very farin life who hasn't picked up many an
lmpfoVlp' tnfnE 1fOzn men ne aadn't knpW INC
names on aye, and learned many sound les
son besides Of patience OF confentment, for
giveness, and the Ike; end all that nint so
easy II people won't be sociah1e together."'
4 woman,s monyAs;ainst Slavery.
The Aasl, l,Slape7y Standard publishes letter
from Lydia Maria Child, addressed to Lucre-
tla Mott, in which tbs following passage &C.
ours: .e~..',... l,.-t% -
: "When Anthony .Rums WAS carried from
Boston, and when Charles Sumner WIS strick-
en- down Ii the Senate, swore a-solemn oath
In the depths Of my soul, that so long Is God
spared my life would hunt the demon slave
r. with ali :the energy and all thaactlyity Il
possessed. Conscience IwfngeA me noW aud
then, that ever turned aside from this
duty to daily in =primrosez paths hut 11nake
the best afonement that cAn be; made. by
working now with redoub1ed diligence. CON
sidera day lost when ha5e not made some
effort to abridge the term OF: slavery The
Spirit has moved NE to try to act upon minds
ii the South. l have written many letters to
shareholders. l get = few encouraging re-
spousee, and cherish the hope that mnch Of
the seed, which now aeemB to fall on barren
soil will produce fruit In the future. It Is cur
duty to work 4nd VISIT 5+'
, 1861-04-17

EHecfTe Cheap and Durable F1tR anY <yash tub
stationary tnb DoeA the work IN she tina
with onsaufth the labor and without Injury 10 tho
cloth. F0r galshy Hopsa furnishing tIada gener~
lily, All rart1eba are cautioned aS1tu4 king Xcnd-
Ro1s nae hyRa undEz PenAa k4e, 5aE.S Il
~, ,4E!RQPoll1AW WASHING AAGa1AE e.: GGo:
, 1861-04-17

From tha Ezamlper. Norfolk, Val
Ceptalc Pills accomplish tie object for ~tlcs t1ay
were made, st: Cara Ct H.atscas Il al its 1orsaA
[Frcu the Examiner. EoHclk, Val
They have been tessct1 |. Iaore taaa Thousand
ca&es With eatra su:eess,
from taa Democrat, ST. C1o1d, Mtn1.1
Hyou ara OF have been troubled With the headache,
send foz boz. ECs2halte PisJ so that you may ha7a
LFrc:n tta Advertiser, Prov.aeacs, RI
This Cepholtc Fills sa.1 n be arenarkab17 eIec.
tive remedy to- the head.c:s s2d onc of :as ys heas
discovered.
from the Western E r. Gazette Chicago, I'LL
We heartily endoEsa III. s9sl:irs aaa hi= uartgasd
EFson the K1naEha TalIEy Stu, Ka-swtz, VE1
~. e Ssa s9Es 9Iy teaa sf5aE With tbs ssa
lYrozn the Southern Path Finder. Esw orlesnz, LAJ
shst yoal testmsay can Be- sIrd C ths szsadg
ons st that 1aa rocelEod 5sEeata that 60 othts mad
Gina can PRODUCE
From the st. Lneis Eenncc1ata
The tmmease demand foz TIA article tcapaJ!e c:u0
From he Gazette, Davenport, iowa.
Nj EcaldEs would Eot connect biz narn, Wa "A
aTdc.s he die not Know to 2os=sas real msr.s
[From the Advertiser Proy!dence, Ri
Tbs Testimony IN tner fRvcr Ia strong. from ths osa
respectable Quaftagz.
.. tEsom tie Daily Eewz Eevpor, Rr1
csrhaNc Pills aze taking TIE r!aes Of all kinds,
[Ffou tho Commercial Bulletin. Boston, Mataa
Bald to be very ti1caeious tur tho headache.
Iron the Ccmzazcta1, Cincinnati. 0hto.l
Eakeao2 humanity c2n noH be rsus7ed.
, 1861-04-17

8. J. Smith, Sandwich,
Davis i Denr1lan, Charles
ton
B. 8ynmeE, II D. .Nattocn,
4. H'seocK, Arcola,
R1t.idge d 0'Brler, Ash.
mort.
G. ". McConkey, Oakland,
Thnu1as Mckee, Mattoo1.
j, D. Cope, Fairfield
Thompson & C1ark-Alhlaa,
Lewis 4 E{undly, AorH. on
Hunphr1es 4 Brown Cairo
Il. r. Whitaker, Cairo,
Star d Tay1er, Nashville
j. H. Lucas, Aahley,
D. B. Rice, McComb,
Jos. Drake, Prairie City,
Ik.ck & Bro., Blandinvi1e.
]. Il, Ykfwnod, Eigtn.
VIM Conaut Geneva
Buck 4 Zoe, Aurora
L. B. Msrks Anna,
T. Walkans, Joueshcro
HdaeEsy l. Bro- M Car
Hinsdeil & Johnston, steF-
l1lE,
BENTON Il Son, Fulton City
Winter l. Bro, MoFrtsoE,
Werlich + Bal{1cCer, Ga-
, 1861-04-17
A MISTAKEN CREW.

NeFer were mEn a0 u1lSRulQeu As tnt
Eecessionists N their belief that they might
rely upon the Democracy Of the North in
their mad crusade against the GoTe1nm
Of the United. States. They have mista.
Ken the reasonable intent Of Fernando
Wood, that hound Vallandingham Of Ohio,
Rice of Minnesota the Chicago Times,
New York Herald and other sources Of
political opinion. for the deliberate purpose
Of the whole party; hence have rested
upon assurances that are falsifed at
the sound o. the very first hostile gun.
They forgot that the Democrats, differing
widely from us In their treatment of the
slavery question, are as vitality interested
in the perpefuty OF: our political institu-
tions as the most fErocious Republican; and
that though they might war upon US IN
matters ofpolicy, IS soon as the fuudamen-
tai principles ct the nation are touched
those upon which all parties agree-they
would put aside minor considerations and
partisan efforts, and come up as one man
to the support Of the Federal power. The
truth is that the creed Of the Northern
Democrat differs more radically from tile
creed Of Sout4. .em man Of the same par
ty, than f1om the Republican creed Of the
North Party organization has kept this
wide disagreement out Of view; but war
knocks down the barrier which has con-
cealed the fact and now it is patent to
all the world. Southern Democracy is
misnomer. The political organization
which bears the name is an oligarchy or
an Aristoracy, having for its basis the
assumed rightfulness and necessity Of ela-
very Of one race, and, by natural conse-
quence, disregard and. contempt for the
poor Of an r1ces. The Northern Demo-
crat hss built false theory on true basis.
He believes in The natural and inauenable
right Of all men to freedom; but makes
an exception Of black men and parti-col-
ored men,, whom his party dooms to per-
petual bondage. He is theoretically for
the maintenance Of the government Of the
majority: but practically has consented
to an arrangement by which the minority
have ruled for more Than forty years,
BE processes to be opposed to slavery; but
nas W1nReo q. us increase ana extension
But under all these contradictions between
'neo1y ano ptaetiee 'nele mas oeen a41 .ne
WING q sesFea' 'ose .. the eton' tne
consutuaon ana the onaon' "n'eh ne
shock M war has brought 70 hght. Ihe
proposition to replace the Constitution BY
that montgomery aoom1natlon,t 10 tear down
.ne olo nag 10 MAKE room iof !a'le snske
banner, and to consecrate as principles The
eV1s "mcn oemoera1a nave scarcely tolefa-
1eo, has taze1 1tha= heart ot every Northern