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Hast, South, West, Northwest and Sor 1
TULL CONNECTIONS with ail tErt-
20 Ph PhIladalphia and New York, IN lac -
south, By is Washington Brsnct Es1d
land and Pittsburgh, Central OH a.
Cincinnati trains, with the Nor hs.
Southwest.
ThrOazh Tickets to Baltimore, rl
York or Boston give the privilege 3 trr
any OF the intermediate cities- "
tiOnAl give the privileges Of visiting
en- route.
This iB the ONLY routs that can { lc
Tickets OF Baggage Checks to " ash
~Fare as Low a1 By any etksr
8Sleeping Cars on all Might t.
AIk for fieEnts by Baltimore snd
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me- 80 Cirinzntinns.

The rebel General, Garnett, is killed in
the battle Of 81. George and his body, en-
balmed and laid in q metallic case, is ten
DERBY forwarded TO Richmond, the only he's
itancy on the part Of our oficers in this
e their humane and voluntary act, being
y whether it should be addressed officially to
Governor Letcher.
- 3 The loyal Colonel, James Cameron broth
-er Of a eabinet Minister, is killed in the
% battle ef Bulls Rnn. The friends who
went with flag Of truce to ask the poor
privilege Of looking up the body and Civ
ing L decent burial, are arrested and sent
TO Richmond. It is even not permitted to
i.ia be certainly known whether the remains
are yet upon the battlefield, uuburied,
like q hundred others, or whether . mau-
soleam YES found in the barbarous de-
Btruction by FIRE Of one Of our hospitals.
A thousand rebel prisoners taken in
rli- Western Virginia, are let loose By the pos
itiTe order Of Gen. Scott, upon 8 parole
which they have not the honor TO keep,
and which they even violate upon the in
slant Of their discharge BY shooting four
Of cur cavalry.
2 A thousand Federal prisoners taken in
Eastern Virginis are worked like slaves
c3 in digging entrenchments. Several Of our
Ui sol0nels, or commissioned officers, captured
In battle OF By strategy, serve The State
~ thAt holds them By picking tobacco leaves
ava IN Richmond. - f#
Several Of thoir colonies, under ofieers
~ of priTatss captured By as, sFe imprisoned
and i've Ia royal state, in the old Capitol
bGilding sl Warrington. Careful proTi-
sse aion, with TIE consent Of our authorities
is made for their comfort BY The sbettors Of
lzg treason who are stiH permitted TO reside
-, under our fsg-eVen to be paid out Of our
treasury. Cots and bedding are sent them
2 with linen sheets and counierpanes Of i'm.
maeulRts Whiteness. Instead Of pulling
= tobacco" they sre overwhelmed with con,
slois tFibutiong Of cigars and sOlace;n - while o.
- money and offsrs Of legal advioe there is n,
lseHd. Pair women send them delicate gift
efeakes, and jellies and flowers. The It'd,
MI Of sympathy and the stream Of visitors
headed by such men as Brecksnridgs and
Nay, and their lesser followers, is SO stroni
ct last and oppressive that for the relief Q
the turnkey il has been found necessary I
provide . system Of special permits" i
ordsr 20 limit sOmeVhat The number Of aI
plications. - 1856
These are the facts. Compares and iudg,
-Ciieq0o TFibrns. ,.s
We commend the above to the outspoks
BAT Wssz Inesd editor Of the Busyru
Journal, and TO the liekspittle, tins-serl
ing GleTslsnd Herald, who both trembl
Gur fear Of giving offence 20 the Rebels, b
eonfscsdng their slave property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

The Ohio Statesman, which, owing to its
sympathy with treason, is in starving con-
dition, is offered for sale ''tO any one who
win conduct it on sound principles" Under
the present control, there is more asound"
than sense in the editorials Of the Statesman
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Vallandigham with the
baltimore Traitors.
he and Breckenridge Kissed down
by Unionists /!
BreckiRridge Creates a Riot
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE
LOSS AT BULL RUN.
This Mornings Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Aup

WAsHIEGToE, Aug. 8.
Letters have just been received here. one
dated the 23d and the other the 2stb Jnlv
from Capt. Wilmington of the lst Miebi.
gan regiment, stating that he was not
wounded at Bulls Run, but that he WAS
taken prisoner while attempting to assist
Col wilcox off the field. Col. Wileox's
arm is badly shattered. Capt. Rioket was
also wounded. DR.. Lewis, Of the Sd Wis
eonsin regiment is attending him. Mrs.
hickett is with her husband. Capt. With
ington writes that they are treated with
great kindness. They are all on their pa
role Of honor not to escape or take I'D arms
against the South. go
These parties are now probably in Rich
mond, as the wounded we're to be removed
thither as soon as possible.
The Senate on the last day of the session
confirmed the following named Post Mas.
ters, In addition to those appointed during
the recess Of Congress: Geo. W. Edwards,
Al Mt Pleasant, Iowa; Samuel Russell, at
Hillsdale, Michigan. ~.
There is strong ground for the belief that
the Prince NapOleon's visit to this country
is more for political than other purposes
and for the enlightenment Of the Emperor
ON current affairs.
The Postmaster General has received the |
following dispatch: -
CLARKsBURe, Va, Aug. Z.
The, rebels have been expelled from The /
'KsnaWha. Can the mail service bs re.
neWed there W. 8. RosEEcR ANS,
Brig. Gen. q. S. A.
The Department in reply teIegranhed
rumption Of mail service wherever it is
safe to do so, and the service can be en-
trusted to safe hands.
The Heralds dispatch says:
The following is the official report of the
artillery loss at the Battle Of Bulls Run:
Co. D, I'd Artillery, Capt. Arnold, six riHed
field pieces; Co. A, 1st Artillery, Captain
Ricketts,, elk riaed parrot 10 Founders;
Co. E, ID Artillery, Capt Carlisle, two ri
fed pieces and two hoWitzeFs; Co. C, 9th \
Artillery, Capt Griffin, one rifed piece and
four smooth bores; Co. G, lst Artillery, one
80 FOUNDER PARROT gun; Rhode Island bat
terry five rifed pieces. Total--l7 riAed
and g smOothbores.
Additional reports make the losses in |
ammunition, Qusrter Masters and Com |
misssry stores, as follows 100 boxes small |
arm cartridges, 81 boxes rified cannon am-
munition, 80 boxes old fire arms, l3 wag- |
ons loaded with provisions, and 600 bush |
els of oats. 1t is stated that $500 muskeis |
and 5000 knspsacks and blankets were
lost. ua -l-..Ss' a q,
An officer, who has just arrived from the
fsrthest outposts Of our lines towsrds the |
rebels, reports everything quiet.
He says that the rebels are still coneen- |
trating pretty large force at Fairfax, and |
that they are throwing up intrenohments |
and fOrti6catiOus along the whole line on
the highest points. '5
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COMMEROIAL.
NkW YoHK RlARAkF-Aag. 0.

i O. Il
~ bk,Ls0HR-ReOsiDts 1880 bbls. Market &C pa
Sales s,soo bbls at s4,sssss,so for suparsps stat
Ss,ieasis'9, ioF oouimon % medium oTtrs Wosterp:
iANabI \ ~ Pse2i eisi,f fe1tsa Togpd eooPed Ohio
mon 20 choice extra. ~ 'Oi 0Oi1
kHE ElsOuR-Alarkot steady at 50 2s5ssa
a VIE p p heceipiE a., ssj bnsh. Market a shade
nrmer.With limited supply aud fair eYnort dsroanS
81 seiss ~ Mo49 bush at sOG9Sc' for Chicago sprins:
q ,ate ~ spIihg Sl,O for new red winter;
aarket steady At 4bG8sOc for western; 6Oe
BARLEY-Market duh al s9e15so
y CuRN-mArket active. SALES 4 Tsq3 I'm n At sles
q ATs-sieady at 25@ssc.
r. fOa k-firm. Sales 80 ,bbls at SIa,,0aIs,no
Aor nieals tl0,s2al0, 75iOr prime
GUT MEATS-MRrket dniI
Ia hD.Market firm and sRles at s,4Agkc e.
kio ~ 81! Is moderate request at 7el0<e for
,.S CSHERsE-harket steady at 6a7o a. in quail
'WHIsKY-Market quiet and steady at l7@rrsc.
BUFFALO D1ARKET-AuE Q,
lay EELEGRAPH.l
js,e,0I .asrket steady, Snd in fair local and
y Mak T-Market quiet, sales 1000 bush NIL.
Na9kes Cup at &c; 50tSl bush inferior a, al s5c r.
0e9 Dr.!tf. ted winter AZ q 90, - - - %
/, SOAh--AArkst morehrm and quiet. sales s. OOo
Dus a. az5sci 7,O0o bush at sc 9'''9'
Other grains quiet.
a va AArketirm. Sales are I5,0OO bush at 2l%
,WHIsKY-Market better. Sales 60 bbls at
!, CANAL .FREIGHTs-Weak; l2o on corn.
IL on wheat to New York, W SoiHi
sati LAKE. I5s5 bR0R -four; HOOo bush
ga. CANAL 4. EXPORTs-3cO bbIs flour; 5000 bush
Fheati 5000 bush corn. 'usH
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9imautial.

ONLY A QUARTERLY SExp
stTuctivs and powerful little single liens hicfOscope
Lice from plants look Ike formidable moEB1 era.--
Worth mOre than quarter for q sing 4 evening"
poWers, o. q 20. Address, 80. 90 's,l
= - II i'lsat AARON BRADSHAW, !.
! nsEis;Rn Look Box 2ss, Boston, Al.ll.-
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OoHEnfmrnra

~ eas.sy5 ~ lAnsneld and Newark n 4 Il fr.-i ~ Z.
mont Win YssIoV,9 5sgsf1 41d .eiaoq9lii h q -
als1 me Hichigan soufhsrn 4 ~ - , Z Ait-lo
5if Jacs.ss.a ,1 $40 y soa5h Railroads f5T o. ~
0siro, Alton. St Ta,,. syns' kogansgort ysfis,
Ness and Southwest. =. - 49, y - 1oTL1~
we W5aia, 2, srTivs q 0sEsand rom Te,do "A n.
sandnsky a -. = = ? X and as ?. = FroE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

{ \ 'ARAEsss or soLDrERs DEsERFRa TIE SOuTH-
. rzz ARny.ZThe Petersburg (YA.) Express
0Sdys Numerous arrests Of soldiers have been
made in that city within the past few days.
Some sre With and some without arms, but
none Of them have furloughs, passports or
sEoi discharges, and hence they are detained.
r, Most all Of them appear to haFs come from
ftsE Eaauasssg ..-..s-.ss N ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

iLEFELAND & PITTsBTTRGH
aAIIEOAB3a 90

lave tS Gsys sHSes q Monday, June I7fh, fsl ~
o.iE - II w tounda - sr5s5flf -
- A. In, 1aalt- Arrives ct New forF -
= Ehi,a9sl - phia - A. n, Pif15bsr q Z.
"a slselng 40 ?. n AsWRLi -.
- r. y AZ AZ ffLese-AfriEeg Rt New Fu-t Ken 49,
fniIadelphia 1870 P. r.; Pitf7ht
-, HI wheeling 5:07 A. - - ~
n liiIsl. iiI.n IaIains connect AZ HudscG s5r
Va 4 Iie,l. in iIil tnIoqgn nom Pittsburgh 70
l-lTie - sIe as low e. by any other Tina
\, - - n arsaen tlcfets can Be prdc ia
u - the Euclid Street statioa.
FR lryrRs !. ., =. y. MCCULLOUGH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10
& ERIE RR,

u - LA1LLll -
6Sl- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1ss1
TSins NJ % gs mn aeaSssy May sth, ISL, Passages
LEAVE OLEVELAND
S%0 A. \ ,EARkESS MAIL TRAIH-stouufpg ~
Al stations axcspt Euclid, WHIcklifs No.
torl Ferry, unionTille, Ssybroof. Faiir-is--
Anu sEanyllles AID ARRIVES - T,ris AZ i5-as
?. h.1 Dunkirk 400 p - Bnli.io - I. - :,
t''' r =. A.S4NOAENATl EAPRE5S TRA IN-sto6-
ping Ct PainesVille, Ashfsbula And Gi-Srr5
oniYS ana arrives at Erie f.O5 III r11
- k4rk g so P. H.. Buffalo al I0-15 > =
- ?. y. SOENEAUT ACCOHMODA TTiR-sto,-
ping az al Statio1a N@ok
~ ?. h hlGHT EXPBESS TRAIN-stn.uiny a.
rainesT1lle, Ashtabuls and Gfrard .5riT s1d
arTiYea ~ kyia e 12;la = -
1000 A. n. NAIL TRA1H-Stcpping e 81 Ststtans
except saybro0k, UniOnFilie, Perryi Men
tor and Wicklffes and arriTe a. Cleveland
I2:so ?. n. DAY ExPREss TBAIH-stoyping al Gi-
rard, Oolneaut, Ashiabuia and PainesFillg
only, and arrives at Cleveland 81 80 P. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii save Conusslt
st 500 A. n, stopping 81 all stationg, and
arriving at Clsyeland af $40 AsH.
All the trains going westward connect a. Cleveland
with trains for Toledo. Uhicsgo, COluuiDus Ciucin
nati, 9z Louis &C.; and 81 the trains going ard
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n Y. ).
Rsiltoad and At Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo B New York City kaisToafB.
H. NOTTINGHAM, SuD'k.
Cleveland, May 6, 1861.
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q secessIon Court In Western YirrinIn

- e@~oSeA'oA S4AEN IN " ealtfm virginia.
Yesterday morning some Of the seoesb
magistrates attempted to hold Court and
succeeded like the famous Indianian did
in keeping hotel These same magistrates
met about month ago, but the Union men.
suggested some little preliminaries having
reference TO the Holy Bible and a promise
to support the Government established by
the Wheeling Convention The magistrates
refused to swear, and rather than have apv
trouble about it. they adjourned. Yester.
day they met again with reinforcements.
The Union men we're also on hand. The
Secesh said they intended to hold Court by
authority of the State Of Virginia. The
Union men said the authority TO which
they alluded was played out; that the Sc
oesh must comply with the arrangements
Of the Government Of the State as re-
organized and restored" or else they
couldn't hold Court. The magistrates then
left the bench and marched away TO slow
and discordant music produced by the
groans and Kisses of the loyal populace.-l
The Onion men of Marion know their |
strength, which they did not when. seees-
sion was up. Now secession Is down. See
State sesl-sie sezper tynannis.- Wheeling |
IntslligeHeer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10
NLEVELAND AND MAHONING

~ BA L D A D.
T1nE FABLz No. Is-To take sfeof On and AfteF
THURSDAY, March 2lst, 1851
- Wor-,
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COLIN
0lAsINEALI RAIseo47

1851. srv,r-, 1---.
VI aAe Ater Monday, June m II -f-'r
80 Trains VIII leave Clevsla-. - a-s..H
Blu A. r. y. 7. Cincinnati n
3eIea5 9ra!toni WeliiuFlr-
eSelesns shelby Orestliuo
Sardtnstun,f AshleF ~ r.r
Sentre, Morthinet0h, -
Dn5 q 1910 A. -, Oiafib if iTt
a1a , sna Ohicago. via Orc tIii-
e'iV =. =. Accommo odation-Ssos srif..8+1
. s9d arriving at Colul
s.ss 1, ,Slncinnati q zoo A.
- =. =. night Exprsss-StoDpi1r
north Of Orestline, and
tom Delaware and a. Az
leave PASSENGERS OnIr
lumDu9 At Help. n auf 'f7n
Il H. Ohieaso via Orest,ine, at
OOEEEOTIoEz
Sllaloy candtIy, Mansleld 8 Nsw9rf n
Ananeld, Mt. Vernon, GsFsrt,2
ssllnes flttsouTgh, Fort Wayne 4 Uhiesz..
49, II u oIe9ts Upper Sdndusky Dele
vest, and East FOR ii s11faid 'uS.1eSs Z - -
gillOn, &c. =" "Ns9'1Hi Aa-1'
Gallon and Belisfontaine Railread Ts,s So ~.
5ellelontaines Sidney, Union, M1neis-- ~.
liz pYgl.ss -, 1e5re aautei Finceunes, Fvl1s-
n.l,- t...sl ssll Aoelsyllle, Cairo, Sc. Lonig "a
DsiASarsl with Springfield, Mt. Vernon "a pgtt.
! ~ y ~ =. .hailroad for sprilRdald
oOian0asl little Miami COlurnbus ana W.,t,
4s 4llrofaas lor Asnia, Dayton, indiauSooIi-.
1erre Haute, st. Louis tEorro5- T51-si 80
and Cincinnati, and With fhe Obfo \ ~ -
al5sipPi kailroad at Cincinnati - To,i.-
VILE Evansville, Cairo, ST LoriS- ~ IN
points on the Ohio rivsr - ~
Jolnmbuss Central Ohio RsfiroSd Tor ~, -.
vile, wheeling, &C, Columbus- Pi55SS- 80
- \. At5ll4na Railroad for PiQua, UrhEna -
y = z or llekets 70 all points and fnformsfio1 a
r1sr.l.,s- -. <; - STINT, supsrintsndsns.
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SgiMMERARRANGE GEMENTBOR
the Malls At the Cleveland Post Oaco

/ gA4lull
Erie, Buffalo, New York. Bos- hall.
tonj aud Eastern Way, daflVi 7.ss A
supplementary Letter Pack
age ior Buffalo, New York 10 p
and boston, daily ................l e:25 A.
Erlei Buffalo, Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston and Port
land, connecting with MY. -.H.
q Erie Agent, daily...............l 7.90 p
Supplementary Letter Peck I =
age for Buffalo, New York
Boston, daily. ...... ...........,.-. s.Oo p ]
/ tittsburgh 4 Way, Philadsi-
phla, Washington, Balti-
more, Akron, Canton. MAJ
5illon, y. 4 p. R. r.. 4 6teu-
benyille, Wheeling and =. I'll
y. x. h. daily ......................l 7:45A- \
Supplementary Letter Pack
age tor Pittsburgh, PhiIa-l
delphia, Warrington and
Baltimore, daily...........,,.....l s.l5 A a,
Toledo Chicago 4 Detroit, ,d'iylI0.O0 p N
hOrWalb, Fremont, Oberlin -
and Toledo, w.. I'm n,
TOLEDO, Detroit, Dubuque nd
EaiiGSSo; fsiIy BIS P. NJ
age for Toledo, Detroit, Chi
cag0 and Milwaukee, daily s.ls D n
IElyrias Sandusky and Way. am D -
A9engStoEp, Warren and
Oolu9bns Sii ii5cj5;S::; 1000 P. N
Way, daily................,,.... lIO.ao D n
Columbus, Cincinnati, Nash NV = ~
yilles Louisville, Wheaiinr ..l -.
New Orleans, sd, Louis'
Ohillieothe, OircleViile snd
Marietta, dAily.....,,.....,..-..--l a.9s D n
Supplementary Letter PACK 4 ~
age for Columbus and ON.
s5I1 Sl1 Id s;55 P. N
hookporti Dover, shefield .. - -
North RidgsVille and Am,
herst. Leaves TussdaVs
!, Inursdays and SaturiaYs. III.sa A ~
bath, BrecksYills and OOpleV - : ~
Leaves Tuesdays and sstur-
oay 3.......... ............., z.oo A n
'nGrJn Centre, Granger. N
Hinokley and North RoYal.l
ton. Leaves Tuesdays and
1atu rdAyl yl..-..,...,......,.......... 7.no A n
'Arr'n'ViIS' daiiy.'-.,..:,..... lSSS IS 4 4. e. &
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GLEYELAND 8 TOLEDO 4 s
sUhlIEB ARRANaEHErl

lsL sUMMEB ABBAEGENEn9 -
Va AID ai.sr Monday. July q, lssi fah., n, =.
E.oei1 :. ~ " Sundays excoptsd) g. ioIio11l
tq1s O5erlin. Waksms5. Nor1-sil -. =, -
sH5 ~, srs,9., 5,e,lsIas, glyds. Frsmo1t EimSss
- - e. Toledo e e.if a Il rr-7..1
ala 50 o;eo z. n, Dstroiusf 20 , = = N-i-i-
=. - - 49, tolDtnR at n 1t1r1,-s -,
i.as e IN Division aFFiFils e 7ii Il
- = = .lslis - slop1 e al statio1s
s5Ifv IsIssn q ~ Division. aad aFTfFss i ~.
isl5 ?. n. TelsRraph Fr6-s-.a,
S,.oa.95, 5.aI.29n, O9lssrlins Wakeman, Nor,s Fo5.
slS5Ss. = Rsiiiey1ei glyds, Frun0nt- a1d
600 A. n. - ell1-9oas
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Wounded Soldiers at the GeorEstown Hos.
nlfnL

Wounaed Soldiers at the GeorGstown Hos
PigaL
UNITED STATES GENERAL HosPrTAI. \
eRi GEoRGETOwE, D. G., Aug. 8.
TO he Editors Of the Evening Post:
The number of sick and wounded sol.
diers now in this hospital as shown by
this mornings report is two hundred and
six.
The sick men frequently ask for news.
papers to read, and contributions Of books
or papers will be thankfully received. /
win undertake 10 soc that they are prop.
eriy distributed.
Very respectfully,
JOHN A. DowNTNd MD
Acting Assistant Surgeon 0. S. Army.
There are among our readers many who
take Eastern literary papers, such as Harp.
er's Weekly, together with the New York
Tribune, Times, Herald, Post Independent,
Cincinnati Commercial and Gazette, and
Cleveland Leader, which they would be
glad to furnish to the wounded soldiers
To such We would suggest that they can do
so with very little trouble and cost, all
that is required being TO enclose the paper
IN 8 wrapper, place one cent stsmp upon I
l. direct to the Hospital Surgeon, and |
place in the Post Office. Contributions Of
looks would be very acceptable to the sick
md wounded soldiers lying in the hospital,
md would serve to shorten many irksOme
ays. A good sized book can be sent for
il cents. We hope our friends viii re-
pOnd-to this appeal in liberal manner.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21
what the Southern Conrcdcracy
PROPOSES 10 do.

SENATOR SLipEiL is ono Of the shrewd--
est and and ablest of the seeding Scna--
ators, and can speak of the Gulf States
with perhaps more authority than any
other man. In his farewell speech in tho
Senate, he said:
"We will adopt all laws not locally
inapplicable or incompatible with our
new relations; we will recognize the OBJ
legations of all existing trcaties--those
respecting the African Slave trade inclu-
ded. We shall be prepared to assume
oar Just proportion QfMe national debt to-
account for tie cost Of oH tie forts and
other property Of the United Stotes, which
'ce hare been compelled TO seize IN self de-
fence, If it should appear that our share Of
such expenditure has been greater than ir
other sections, and, above all, we shall,
as well as from the dictates of natural
justice and the principles of international
al law as if political and geographical
ailinties and of mutual pecunary inter-
csts, recognize tie righ Of tie inhabitants
of the caliey QfMe Mississippi and its
triJutaries TO It's free noyjgation, ace wW
guarantee TO them free Interchange ofoH
ogricultaral productions, wiMout in,post,
tao duty or toll Of ony kind; tie free from
SH from foreign countries Of every species
Of merchandise; subject only to such regu-
lation as may be absolutely necessary
to the production of any revenue system
we may establish, and for the purposes
of police"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21
No COn.prOInisc.

"No Compromise" is the cry from the Aboli
ton States Of New England. "No Compromise"
Ia re-echocd ir,m the cotton States of the South
"No Compromise" say TooMBs and YANcY "No
Compromise" shout WADE and CHASE. "Yo
Compromise" say the papers Of tho extreme
South. "No Compromise" say majority of the
Republican papers of the North
While the fanatics of the North and South agree
In their opposition to Compromise, and are going
forward in their horrible work Of plunging tho
country in war and inevitable ruin. how sublime
is the picture in opposition to their mad schemes
Virginia, the mother of States and the land of
Presidents, in whose bosom rcposes the mortal re
mains OF the immortal Father of his country; Ten.
nessee, that hns given the country u JACKSON and
aPoLx; Maryland, with her statesmen and patri.
ots Kentucky, that produced the only HENRY
CLAY; backed by North Carolina, Missouri and
Arkansas, and seconded by the Democratic
lcgions and all other conservative men of the
North are pleading for tho Union to bo preserved
and prosperity to be restored to the country BY
mutual forbearanoe and mutual concessions.
We must not sigh DER errors past,
The fault of sircs or sons;
Ws ali can eco tho ,hrea,ning blast;
Let's spike our useless guns
The star r'wreathed ensign must not fall,
BY mad fanatics torn
But let 1t from its Fashioned wall
Still laugh thcirragc to scurn.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21
ISr2 and 1861.

There is fierce and warliko spirit
in the Massachusetts Legislature. The
have all got astiide of tall
war horse; and some of them in that pre-
dicament are like the beggar on horse-
back, who rode to the devil, We see in
the report of their doings that they are
anxious to show that the militia can be
marched across the line of the State and
be employed outside of it by command of
the President nthe last war with Great
Britain they were just as anxious to show
that the President could not order the
militia ont of the State. The Governor
refused to march them over the line; and
the point was contested, violently contest
ed 10y the dominan party of that State
THEN they were requested to march against
the British; now they are making ready
to march against their fellow countrymen.
Then they fatty refused to march against
foreigners; nor they show the greatest
alacrity to march against their own bleth-
ren.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21

Ill claimed that the Union majority in Tenncs.
zee will reach near $4,000. We are highly de.
lighted to the land Of JACKSON and Polk speak
SO loudly for the Union. The republicans rejoice
greatly over this result and now lot them meet
Tennessee Al they should by offering her and all
other States Of the South a fair aud honorable
compromise. Tennessee and all the other border
States a k fair adjustment Of our difficulties,
for the sake Of the Union they plead for Northern
Republicans to do justice by them. win the Re.
publicans respond to this reasonable demand, or
will they suffer their hatred of the South and
their zeal for the negro TO drive Tennessee and the
other border States out Of the unon' The Union
majority in Virginia and Tennessee are only con.
diaonal. II tho Republicans do not show some
disposition to 30 right by the South the border
States will all make common cause with their
Southern brethren.