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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-07
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY APRIL T. 1851

has charge OF the Beard OF Missions foreign ard
and also OF the Bole Board From eli the slavsholdng
States il will bring together OF the leading men q
the denomination. Its sessions usually embrace about
four days, including Sabbath. Dr. Richard Fuller Of
Baltimore, Is the President
Rev. Keenan, who has for upwards OF seven years Of
ncted AZ the catholic Church in Horresvile n " has
been called 10 Buffalo and he win be exceeded by rev
Mr.. McGlew.
Rev Dr. Kolock Of New Jersey, has removed to Phils
deiph to enter upon his office the successor Of Me
Rev m Nell as chaplain 10 various charitable insttu
tious on the Boudinot fund
Weak shepherds seem painfully plenty this season One
SO pleased the people Of Jefferson county they
subscribed $500 to make him their clergyman This the
scamp took got awful drunk swore round oaths In the
streets, rode about town with an immoral woman bor-
rowed $3.50, and finally decamped.
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Word BIAS been received IN Rochester, ug
tds De 9TH OF G7csGH Hossn nj Chicago. where ne nAs
lately besu on a visit. Mr. Iosmes WA lawyer %
Distinction, pioreei OF Western New YORK, and the
father Of ". n. G. Hosnes The poet IN the early hD-
tory OF tbs STATE says To Rochester Uns he WAS con-
rsced with some OF the most imrosisns trials Ia West
crn New fork IL his province TO follow the
Courts from Utica 70 Bufa., attending al the orcus
81 the Livingston Circuit with which be vAs subso-
auensy connected, he was looked upon a. . gstbsr.
Or. jour HAMx Of Zanesvife, Ohb, died OF the I'd
Inst, In tho s6th year OF hts ago " HAnm wa sur
eeou under Geocri Harrison serving Throughout the
war OF 1912 He vas spposnted by GenetL Jackson
Minieer 70 Chile, spd he'd aaaeroA cspoashss ,ghoes
Ia thi5 STAT,
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An the EAID Is tae prncipsl restum Of a:7er'isins
"y3qfes 20 iet," &C I des;rs % suggest very de
cldsd improvement hat should b made 10 this class a
a1vsr.fements The amcla; CT rsn; per amin asked
for the premises should be stated II every Adves
tss DE, as thes aeu resd, sreas dea N uo
receesar. trouble. the rrcs given then every
would know whether & void be worth while 10
oox at the premises is rsly psoyok NJ &c r.de .ofty
squares &c small .ot.sge BOISE 1hca you had good
expect fo the af7er.sed description, vorld
cot exceed $500 yea. and a,d the price $500. And
especially should he price OF reat be neroned OF
coInt-v houses This s-gg ss1 nsds b. cHe VINO has
bid come experience n bouse r-ntng AID 2 hoped
WI bs heedsi b. these who advertise houses - le.
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qualifications Of the applicants FAR as the application
gees but is to be hoped when the selection made the
right man win be put the right place. and II TO the
victors belong the spoi let such portions thereof be
given to those who know how to transact the business It
Is useless 70 make entry clerks of persons who know
nothing Of merchandise place practical accountants
the hoist wheel
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yTILL FURTHER INDUCEMENTS IN
HOUSE furnishing GOODS
The bargains We have been recently Offering In

Have given such unqualified satsf action
the public generally that determined TO make smx
concessions In price other portions OF sto
We nov offer In addition 70 goods previously advertsed
Bach Marble French Clocks, silent movemen each -
Black marble French Clocks striking movements each . q
Complete and gentee Sets OF Gas Fixtures throughout
ordinary sized dwelling house, and up for. r
great variety OF other goods at equally low prices.
A select assortment OF mode rator Lamps hand
X. v. HAUGhWOUT 4 co.
4s8 400 and 492 Broadway corner OF Brooua stree
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City Intelligence.

Mr. WILLIAM NUIIIGAs.-Since the restoration Of Mr..
William Nugan to the pave by the action OF the
Supreme Court, he has managed TO get himself into
other muss which at moment threatened seriou
CONCLUSION. Hilarious with liberty, the rrepressble
hero pitch into his favore Broad var resort and meet
ing there with detective Hogan found pretext 70
pitching into him Zoe officer at first accepted OF th
pToere0 hand OF Mr.. Muigan and, after pressing hi
pleasure at seeing him aoa hoped he had been treate
well while In the State prison Muiligan, however,
took fire at this recollection and bearing Indignantly
in mind how the barbarians of that establishment
had despoied him OF hair and whiskers, he denounced
All the officers thereunto belonging unmtgat
bard OF thieves Officer Hogan mildly protested that he
guessed the officials referred to all thieves
he had some friends among them whom he knew TO be
decent men Thieves thieves all thieves exclaimed
The irate Migan again ACCOMPANY ing this emphatic de
ciaration with the Information that II he (Mr Hogan)
again att mpted TO spub him (huliqan he (Mulligan)
would break his tIiogan's) head The keeper OF the
restaurant nteriered, whereupon threatened
with fracture OF the jaw. Officers interfered and
dsrsge was done.
A Nsw STEAMBOAT FOR TE NORTH RlyER.-rhe New
Jersey Steamboat Company has contracted for a new
400 feet long, SO feet beam ard IS feet
guares she Is TO have four decks and unsurpassed
equipment ard convenepces II Is also contemplated
buo O second boat. These boats the place
OF the steamers Isaac Newton and New Word.
3ctER EyP1ossoS N TwxSTY.sTpsr S1R.xT.-A very
dangerous accident occurred Friday at the
and planning nil in Twenty first street TIE large boiler
the establishment exploded but fortunately none
Of the workmsu sustained injury. The damage 70 pro-
perty amounted 70 about 500
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Naval InteIlisence.

Tho United States steam sloop Richmond remained at
MessnA on the Goth OF February The Richmoa nd had
previous by the foreyard coming by the run while
they were on It, through the carelessness Of sailor in
cutting tho lashinr "
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Drawings Of the Della state Lot
teries WOOD EDDY a 60, Managers OF the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY MISSOURI
FLAwAHp-ExTsA CLASS 215, April 6, 1861.
IS, 62, Is, 81, 81, Al 67, "a, 26, 10, 3d. g. 46, s.
DELawARF-CLAss ZIG. April 0, 1861.
II, 10, 6S, %, so, 81, As, 81 10, 4, 8, Al, 10.
Circulars containing schemes with fun particulars, sent
free Of charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EDDY CO.. Wilmington Delaware,
Or 70 MOOD EDDY 4 CO, St Louis, Missouri
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Gray's Hair Restorative IL Warranted
70 hair grow bald heads Sold at 81 Fulton
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SIUV.UUU AT A assAr sAcRrrsA
DYaRAAr a TAYLOR
Owing 70 The great decline wholesale rs
leaving as an I'M repse surplus stock hand have g.
eiuded W offer the whole
At RETAIL AT COST,
FOR THE MKT THIRTY DAYS,
Al s.sher OF three ssores
No. 81 Bow~y
No ~ Caasbam ssses Aai al sowers :. visa
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Wheeler q Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines At reduced prices 0dice 60o Broadway.
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Official Drawings or IL. France u Co.'s
Delaware by act Of Assembly passed
January, 1859 Grants to run twenty years.
SUssIx CouSTY-CIAss 49, Drawn April g. 1861.
%, 10, 10, 60, IS, 2, AT, l, So, 26, 3. 81, ~.
GRAND CossoIIoATrD-CLAss To- Drawn April 1851.
II, 70, So, 6, z, IA, is, 81, Sc, 40, 10, II, So.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
K FRANCE 90, Mana gers,
Wilmington Delaware.
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Album" PhOtoera phs-5OO Taken
dnvsx for 81 sixteen for 81 Large Ambroypes 90 cens
by kINBAI.L., All broadway.
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wheeler q Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines a, reduced prices onoe D6 Broadway.
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Married..

Breoklyn Art-Photographic-Th Inn
pera Gray vgnette stands to-day unrvsled photography
CnA6. H. WILLIAMSON Established 1851.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ASTOUNDING PRICES Sos g sosu CHINA GLASS &C.
other goods with rch and desirable articles 81 resent pof
tation, which we offer for sale
Exanjne these Prices
French China Dining Plates Of good quality, for 81 per
French China Breakfast Plates for SO Tea Plates Is
iTr5ss S Ss,n Dining Services s2s g.e, 81
French decorated Tea Services "A pieces for sc o.
Dinner Services elegantly decorated in gold and coor-
And NIL other goods in proportion
Silver plated Tea Sets pieces, for SO co
silver plated Casters bottles Gu, glass 90
silver plated Dessert FORKS per e
SILVER SILVER sS Ise se sPSSns s Pea
rsns c sns coup gsrssn sss each. ss.
Gut Glass .iobies The dozen .................. -
Ivory banded Tea KDyes he Dozen s5
China Dinner Ps Superior qualify
Iron stone asNt Chin. 1,. Plates. superior qualify per
One dozen each cut glass Geble, champagne and Wine
Glasses and pair cut glass Decsners - pieces,
Dessert Carver Fors Steel pieces % o fair
I'll IS delivered charge in New York and
0vTSaroS BROTHERS. Importers and Joooer-.
rs 80 Fulton street, srookyn
Just arrived LOT Of new and elegant Tea Trays worth s25
large invoice o. elegant Man,e Vases from
eS Sh.s eTS : sss
pegior qualify, Il pieces 81 A-'o'' 'ise s'Ne' 81
sAa order: from city ., country enclosing the cash
AM Un,a states persons sending
A GARD.-HARRr W POWERS FASHIONABLE
snn Bos - ocs met K ssso s.s
Orders received BY agents At the above ho,ea
ATwM BvERDELLs SONS, WEDDING CARDS AND
nnveiopcs Of the latest s,yes Ion Hulton street. M
SPECIAL NOTICE
"A In r. e NJ :''sr SsSs !" CO.
WIN sell for cash. at cost OF importation,
CLOCKS Bsosnns AND BE- sI ;sF' a ;sas stock
Ar EyERDELLs OLD STORE soa BKoApwAY..:
a. Welding Caraa-rhsse celebrated engraved Cards sold
Ar Ss-sHoBs AND GkIrEss A NEW sTrLR
"A atJosks /. 10 and Il Ann street 7. s-caii and sss
A PORTABLE GAS LIGHTER. "A MOST CONVENIENT
A 81 ss, ssmpSfa Vss sssS
2, SI sn % ST rda
about nsSes long va, ,.suA,.d handle
An hs.: nsss.ss e 2 sye .s screw At nc aide q
s sanS .n T ss s sls asnsS Se % the
yeni.ne. ana danger g matches oevs.e
only = se ses saa ,red 70 have its mesi spprs
A LARGE CONCESSION FOR CASH.
a Our ne" and sp'sHd'd ''0cs
CHINA, GLASS ASD 5SAsIAS WARE,
TAsIR OurIRRY
BROHzBs AND GAS F1XrJREs
~ NN be sold on tern that must give satisfsstion.
We ., respectfu y solicit friends and the publc
favor M by an examination goods prcer NJ
which -s Offer them before purchasing esc~heic spo.ns
very yell we mus, offer great Inducements portion
OF public favor
GEO H. KITCHEN 4 CO. ssi Broadway.
A PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING NAcHIsR se.--
IA Novelty sewing Machine Companys saesroom, A9
Broadway, CORNER Canal street, n. \.
DARTLETT's FURNISHED HELIX EYED NBBDLRs-
ID Needles for all sewing machlaes 2 broadway, conner
Canal street.
(,uagIBs rOSpoN CORDIAL GIs-ALARGE IN
~ voice this ceehrat Gin purchased previous 10 tina
.cr duties crab 70 offer great advantages
i wno4 saae rs,sh buxrrs
Ne Ian. 8sOs,ssy, ecsnsr Of csiar sress
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
p~sthe best In the woridwhoesse rstA the
privately applied. No 6As.or House.
Moldavfa Cream Forces the Hair and
Whiskers 70 grow iuxur.anuy Sold at W. A. BATCHK
LOR 8 new invented Wig factory, Is Bond street
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Batcheior's New Invented wigs anA
roopees truly wonderful specimens o. art Ga and
them, at 10 Bond street. send fer . measure carl
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The Ladd q Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for fifty dollars 600 Broadway
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The beauty OF the Season L. Whites
Spring Styles Of Gents Dress and Soft Hats To be had
ZIG Broadway.
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Grover ~ Bakers Celebrated Family
York
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lis Nassau celebrated equally for quality
of his Hats and for his artistic skill fitting
style OF dress of each individual weArer prepared
serve his frients and the public
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Trusses.-Marsh 81 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vesey street. Ascr House. opposite the church
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DIR. Riggs Office for the Radical Treat
men; Of Hernia Varcocee and enlarged veins No. Barclay
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-Re,iaIDls and In
s.antaneous-Black Brown Factory 81 Barclay street.
Bold and applied a. w. A BATCHELOR5 I6 Bond street
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1861.
NO. 6l3 BROADWAY.


an
Hats for waking riding driving:
Hats duh faces l. ok alive In,
HAS for youths, light, airy dsshirg:
Ha for Of and fAshioa.
Hats for features bright polly,
Hats for faces melancholy:
Hats for hgu'es broad bury.
Hats for straight hair or for curly;
Hats for raye Ing, shooting sailing,
Hats rain proof. la storm ailiDgy
Hats for spring twelve styles togethsr.
Hats for every kind CT weather.
hats OF silk, felt straw and beaver;
Hsts that almost wear forevrr
Hats for spas and watering piscers
Hats Of styles % wear At "a
Hats with hich loom 10 enter;
bats for scenes OF Wild adventure
Hats OF many shapes usc mmon.
Hats admired ~ e,ery w0msn
Hats 10 stand al kibds OF mauiing:
Hats distinct for every calling.
Hats light plabie and elastic.
Uats less flexible and plastic;
IIats OF guiet styles for pastors
round crowned-your knowi,S csstzs;
Hatz suit and naiioni
Hats ached for nsAtiou:
Hats for young and for chldsen,
Hsts OF beauty quite bev.lderings
Hsts that hoys and misses ~gh for;
Hats IN fact, that babes cry for;
hats for soldiers hats fer SAILORS
Hats that grace the work Of taiors;
Hats nj three, four and Ave dollars,
PIT foe gentlemen and schcisrs
n would be enough TO continue the iis .hrpudh a
column, but longer catalogue seens unngeessayy
GsNIs. SIS Broadw~v.
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T,HB GREAT BANK ROBBERY.
HERRISG's SAFE
FOlLS TIE BURGLARS,
AND PRESERkEs
2Ap NM

FoiLs ! TIE aEI BgEetaEs,
-, Nrw yonK March q, 1864
GKSrLEsEsYou already well informed thrcuss
Se as
our -
Doors and the Best OF Locks the attempt upon Vault Va.
The Rogues succeeded ierminng the Vault by dig
building, and terminating the base of the Vault itss1
Here they commenced Their operations upon large scale,
a 9a Ts ss so .s s ons laid II they reached hs
stone was broken y jack Of great powsr
ars ne a anterior now ss S S ns Sn
y did ret every effort holding pro
perry amounting TO soc against all the tools and insear
The first great seemed dri into the Safe bus
hardened iron forming the centre lining turned the point
the sale % force the sroas FRAMEWORK
Their they gave up further opersons proved
waiting Cur safe has been s.d
( hs, lad hsy Yen sassesssa getting through
iha, three more Of metal attn res ned and each
,a n,,s or. opinion MSsd have gwen them :oSb.e
When the great OF these burglars considered
70 o The sd 1 >" o 70 s0a
Posss 70 and she ss and ingenuity displayed No hare
We With you 70 seid The barge Safe Pusct s.sd bv
and soon get moved sou shall have the cd
trophy. -
President New York EIehaogs BANK
BERRING's CHAMPION BURGLAR PROOF sAYEs.
made OF boiler iron, lined with cystarnH
which be drilled inside casing OF bars q
Steel the only reliable security from bank robbers ~
hEkEiSa,s PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF
6AFES-the be ~ security from fire known
pARSK is a f % ssfSes Co i2Sil.Is,ph4.
HERRING co New Orleans.
HbkhING CO., Chicago
TIE CHEAPEST STORE IN THg woRLD-ruE
Ysrk-Sl00 CD worth Of Groceries, Wines Teas Flour
Provisions being sod ut auction prices thu gesk
Canton Tea Warehouse Call and for yourselves Tosr
81 - 90 ~ and % 90 barrel delivered free 10 the city
THOMAS AGNR~,
200 Greenwich and ~ MUIR ny streets n. Y.
THE TINES LOOK SQUALLY-HUsBAsD YOuR
4 resources drcss economically; Sec CLARKE, ift W.
liam street about IT, Take his sdv-e and buy SPRING
at for 81, beautiful Business Coat for $40 and
for 81 ~. Ordered work nj similar rates.
CLAEKE, Iva william street.
ITO RENT AND FOR SALE
Il beeer A WILSON, and Grover A Bakers sswtos
chimes 81 the New York Sewing Machine Empouu
v W WtCKEs JR., 4S6 Broadway corner Brooue stresA
USEFUL AND ECONOMICAL o0Y
Benzine the instant removal Of spots,
AZ &C and for cleanir goyes silks rbbons 40, oasa
without juyy 10 color fabric Soin By drtxnaV
only 70 cents bottle Zee that you get the gensse srS
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Trusses, Elastic stockfngs, Shoulder
Brseea Suspensory Pandsges, &C, at Ora GLOVER a
IHOkNE's, No. 4 Ann street, under Bsrnum's Museum
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For the Immediate mftigattOn OF tho
horrors Of Dyspepsia Howays celebrated vegetable
fis ThousaL DIS who have been su ring Tor with
this disc have been radically cured by them They
never failed Ia the most desperate cases
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DR.. y. ,. Fftch's New Rupture Supporter
IA Broadway.
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Of Cedar.
Gentlemen's Spring cid,
s Nassau street celebrated eq.ay for the superior quality
style Individual we Il now prepared 10
serve MS frsenfs and the public.
The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for fifty dollars at 800 Broadway
wheeler q Wilson's Improved Sc wing
Machines a, reduced prices oloe ED6 Broadway.
album" Photosra phs-5OO Taken
dnlysx for ST. sixteen for 81 Large Ambrotypes 90 cents
by kihBAII., Az broadway.
Wheeler q Wilson's I'm proved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices once 60 Broadway
The Beauty OF the Season Ii Whites
Spring styles Of Gents Dress and Soft Hats To be had
Trusses.-HIarsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss. No vesey street. Ascr House opposite he church
DIR. Riggs Office for the Radical Treat
men; OF Hernia Varcocee and enlarged veins No Barclay
street
horrors Of Dyspepsia H3noways celebrated vegetable
rs IhousaL Dis who have been suh ring for with
this ds have been radically cured by them They
never failed In the desperate
Batchelor's Hair Dye.-ResiabIs and In
s and sppss s i Bond tr s,s
DIR. y. =. Fftch's New Rupture Supporter
Triss-warranted. Call and examine before purchasing
Trusses, Elastic stockfngs, Shoulder
Brsfea Suspensory Pandsyes &c, at Ora GLOVER a
ihchNE's No Ann street, under Bsrnums Museum
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
p~ssthe best In the word-whoesse rsA the dye
privately applied No. 6As.or House.
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:" The face Ia the index Of the mind
but what we have shown proves chat II matters tl, IN,
Indiana State sentinel., 1861-01-16
GEN. uarney and the Crisis.

1t is TO be regretted that those who, By their
unwise political action, have brought the country
to the verge of dissolution and ruin, should now
seek to carry the controversy into the army; that,
becoming alarmed at the monster they nave ere
ated and which threatens 70 crush them under the
ruins of the falling Union, they seek to escape
the consequences ofther acts by calling upon the
army to depart from its line of duty far to
enter the arena of discussion, Notwithstanding
that, BY so doing, they greatly impair the eff
cheney of this arm of the public service The
scheme however, has so far succeeded as To in
duce Gen. Wool TO write several letters for publ
cation, and every word that falls falls from Gen.
SCOTS lips in relation to the present critical state
of affairs is telegraphed throughout the country
and speedily circulated, producing no other effect
than firing the passions of those with whose views
they may conflict. But while we have all this
advice and counsel in relation to current events,
the opinions of the Commander fthe Department
of the West, as to the true line of duty OF the
army is such a state of affairs as that which now
exists, are of no slight importance to the people,
and coming as they do from the friend and coun-
selor of jackson, they possess additional interest
The following may be taken as the views OF Gen.
Haney on the above point:
With the bloodless conflicts of States and sec
tions the officers of the army have no part; their
oath of allegiance, the education they receive at
West Point at the hands of the common Confed-
eracy and the jealousy with which they are
taught to guard the national honor, all forbid IL.
To request letters from officers of the army Civ
ing their views on questions agitating the public
mind or threatening the public peace, is not only
unjust but unwise, and to comply with such re
quests is not only no part of the duty of an Off
Ger of the army, but direct departure from his
line of duty. When the laws are administered
irrespective of the requirements of the Consttu-
ton then the officers of the army will be called
upon TO express am opinion.
| An attempt of States TO induce officers of the
army to abandon the service of their country, by
appeals TO their love for their native States, can
not be too strongly condemned. The lives and
services of officers of the army are dedicated 10
their common country. They to regard no
States and no geographical lines but the bounda-
ries of the Union the honor and protection Of the
national emblem is confided TO their keeping, and
it is for them TO guard it with jealous care
| The army has more than once shown its deyo-
ton to the Union, and the same spirit still ami
mates it, but when the rights Of States are tram
pied upon, when fanaticism takes the place of
law, when constitutional eOmpacts are violated
and the Constitution itself disregarded, then, and
not till then, will they abandon it into the bands
of those who seek to destroy it.-N Louis Re
publican