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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-30

20 Andc'sun Edmund 81 Marshall william J
10 Bell Nathaniel 55 McCns Ian J Monroe
II Buchanan Gabriel sc McCaslan Thomas
l2 buchanan .!ohn II 81 McCav John T
13 Blackburn John G 5s McClinton Robert !,
Ia Buslinrt Rich NJ 50 McCracken VIM A
"a Caldwell James A 80 McDownll Pat II,
6 Chiles James Gl McFenin George p
II Clemson John 62 McCa; :. Samuel =
! 8 ,Conuor Geo Med G3 Mckinney William
10 Douglnss William 81 McIlwain James
90 Douglass WIN W Go McLaucha John L
2l Dou.lass Nath &C Miller Bsnjnrnn J.
% Dsy franklin CT Miller David II
% Delany H .6S Montgomery w a
"a FowlerS Wnddy 90 Moscly J McGhee
25 Greene James w 70 Owen Matthew
26 Hammond G V. II Parker I'd ward +
II Hammond " m II Parker John
q IIari!ton VIM A 73 Penny George A
80 Hart Nathaniel Il Perrin J Wardlaw =
so lIanclson. J'W rs Perrin WlliamIL IL Z,
81 llanelsoL Wm A 7G Purscly Ephraim D .
32 llnuserG n Palmer Francis NJ
33 Hill Samuel rs Reid John W
81 Hodges Emory A 10 Riley Robert
35 Hodges Samuel 3 so Riley Pinckney n
SO Irwin John c 81 Riley Burt.W
81 Jones Joshua W 81 Rothschild Bcnj :
SO jordan Turner J. SO Round VIC
50 Jordan Thomas p 81 Sharp Wash w
A. Keller DavidZ e5 Shillito George
IL Kurz Jacob Sc ShilIito William
AZ Kyle Augusta 81 Spear George W
43 Joyce II IS Wardlaw Robt II jr
44 Lnnier William 80 Wnrdlaw Clark
Is Lcsly Thomas 90 Watson Alcred IL
46 Litrs James G 9l Watson Calvin f.
~ Little JamesC 02 West " w
49 Lovelcss j W 93 Waite NJ.
~ Logan Andrew J'9i White George
! so Milan Il G a5 White Leonard w
81 Malone II D 90 White Robert
SO Martin Luther L 81 White ThoirAs G
So Martin John % White Richard II
- 80 Wilcut J c.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-30

! TgNS.ssEE. Gov. Harris, Of Tennssre,
has, in obedience'to a. .reqnisition from the
Confederate Government, called for 55,oOo
volunteers from that State, 25, ,oe0 to 60 in
to immediate service; The 10000 are 10
be held ip reserve. Concerning the organ
ling ana drilling of these he says = %.
4, >Istam &C. Harfis Governor of-the
State Of Tennessee, By virtue Of The authors
I,ty.in me vested BY tho.abeye. ,recited act,
do isspe,this my proclamation, appealing to
the patriotism Of tIepeoplo TO raise sorgaa-,
Eizc, and .thofoughIy frepare reserve force
Eof. thirty Observation-Disclosures, to- be styled
stbe Reserves Corps, of, Tennessee, Zee which
sballbes organized into eonpahies, baital-
io6s'; regiments and brigaaesl{ and mustered
into .tllessseryiceof the State andheld ready
BE marohat short notice >bstndt pu! on
|spay oEnRsistoose, oswi.hdFaHan nom their
ordinary voeatfons saatil:tbe tnscessitsEffs5r=
Actual service shall arise, swlieDahsy willbe.
Fordered sonSd6tss and Fplaced OF lhe same
footing offhe olherstaelvesmen entlis,s solun--
teeTs. sOficersswill be 1appointed Nssisit
Eths respective, eonnties,iu whiehrsmpssSis ssSisss
msy raised aud organised and mustered:
Dsm3tao, service, after they shah have ra,
HsdItlfepselses by coppbaeies 70: tie ada
Ejdtan generaBss WlIe1st tlsis mn stered into.
Esefeiee they wflloo Tedlifed : 10 driT' bT
atleasto once q week, sadsBye aa bat.
tsIlp5ps aplEyegsilastts, ss often slssenee, i
pSpsh aha 4Lssf sp .duiy win, subjsst
e ralssaias aStieles 81 g.. = .Is,s ! &
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-30
:. PAX OF YoBUNTEERs.

:, .t. W. GAMES LOMAX Chm,
r. L. CuALMERs, Sec ~, ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-30
S
CAVALRY.

CAVAIhI.
The following list Of officers and privatct
composing the Abbeville Troop was ordc, ed T.
be published in the papers of the village:
NJ. T. OWEN Captain.
" j LOMAX, lst Lieutenant
l. ii RUSSELL. I'd I.irutennnt.
s SHENRY JONES. Sd Lieutenant.
T. T B Crews, lst Sergeant. ''r
Q. TW SMITH I'd Sergeant.
3, II J. CnALMRs, Sd Sergeant.
4. + MooKE, 4,h Sergeant.
6. J CLAnY, lst Corporal.
6. JOHN KNOX, 81 Corporal
Z. J ~ MARTIN, Sd CORPORAL;
Q. 5C EhLrs, 4th Corporal
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-30

Thefollowing ore the scondiiifns and
Regulations inderwdicl, volunteers are ac-
repIed in tfesCoufederate States,Army: .
Under the billtforsthe public defence,
100, 600 volunteers may be" accepted, WHO
will be subject to'ths rules governing the
regular army. The terms 81 service. will
be during tho war. ~ z = =. = - /,
Eaeli regiment composed Of ten cori-
pa!riesa aeacl, consisting ofone captain, three
iieutenapts, four 'sergeafts, four eorporals
two .bhglers, ,,end ninety privates,
The, pay .is4as follows ="
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-30

" Thea HssspsEss.&TRe Gaar.
.'aia,,, tiin yiisViipg shss ssfata tteatmeat re-
.eeissa 5ss Cobisa asfes fisoshsrs Justly
Observes tfat gfesf. ihTytee isdons Snr
tsga mem 5whe VIII Hess bssomesals.
.bssrtsaa iktha ahip prasasls, uishops
Eedress. f6sss,is ndthiag sps cruel. AID
:fhsniIisise 70 obrase emsasa haaassai
'lihs il 3 psiso,t senyis. asts itis
bsypaa aps Alspea ala @ @fks sssjp bssas
.it Wi he att,iaj sfnssf iasfs as
ilss tssss lfs;a & sIesa ~, e
kge sbas Las sls sls RaeRle sss4a
ter. IN lslsaIg 10 ,ssss.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-30

J. OF rasg tsiassd, ID sAa,I SSsa :lsssssI,
nsrstea De. esaefh pf ts 81 - q.
AZ haH jpts ss. az ta whx 30.
saqesssT, asaa "a: :asss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-30
CAP. JAYS COMPANY.

The following is the list Of Capt. JAYS Com
pany; which has just been raised in. this Dis
srict, to serve "during the war;" They hav v,
been rendered under the Proclamation; o. Gov
ernor PIcKENs, though Gen. McGo%AA, and vii
probably constitute q part of the Regiment
&ticl,sw we hopehe will be called 10 Command
Two or rttree,ot infantry Companies vii
soon be ready in Abbeville.s
OFFICERS. q.
WILLIAM,JAY, .Captuin.
n; C.: :TAGGART, 1st Lieutenant.
z &zEDWAD. COWAN, 2d Lieutenant.
NJ. TREWlTT, Sd Lieutenant.
J. T. JoRfsS, lst Sergeant.
JESSE JAY. I'd Sergeant
c. w. CowAN, Sd Sergeant.
I. T. SKINNER, :atb Sergeant.
J. n. JAY. lstCorporal.
A.eP, Yousas I'd Corporal "
Gs~J. GRIFFIN. Sd CORPORAL -
RoBgRT. McNKIL, th;Corporai
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
FRENCH REPUBLICAN CLUB.

At meeting of this Club in this city Friday even
ing March |, Mr.. f. Boucher in the chair the follow
ing resolutions proposed by the Secretary, Mr.. G..
Bachelor, were adopted
herds Slavery the creature Of local laws and local wants
destined Disappear before the progressive Ideas Of the age
and ,
1ercd The Republican party sprung from the ince'ssnt
usuTpsons Of the Slave Power hss umphed in The last rest
dental Ee tion after the stuTes discussion OF ali the subjects
held in dispute; 80, - , q, ,.,
Re,oired That in opinion Of this ClGb. the Repusiican
Party owes Il 20 those who have vSanty sustained hs' II
owes 10 itself az well the world sntiousy watching its
10 make concessions which would hnedS.y
destroy all the fruits Of such long struggle.
esored That programme of the Repuhcan party must
not cease TO be what Il when started into life VIZ:
Respect for vested rights guaranteed by the Constitution 10
tho several States in the Union; " -,
tenon OF Slavery any OF The Territories which INC
nation possesses which Il riay hereafter acquiie: ,
Integrity doIsiB from the ST. Lawrence 10 the
Rio Gfania: .henny Of the ed.Tn bond By All tbe neases
ha, the spit Of fraternity and Justice may dictate nd en-
orcsaeut the laws against all those who violate aEd
them at defiance rcfus 20 recognize s'sumed gt
which would give the grace TO s tnds OF regular gov
emmett.
dle President th" ith of March nca VIII ally
frames 10 wisdom disappointing neither friends nor io"t tt
HI. VIII seek fes0Ie huuUiy aud order IN nc
operations of the Guvein aud furthermore, ~ our Ter
vent Lincoln viii receive ihe uc Of facheHoI
leaving the Whre Houc Jut be has received that oi
Ilorrit Abe before entering u.
After come routine business, the Club adjourned TO
next Thursday to organize !or the year.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, MARCH a. 1861

would be the effect of the union. Why raid an
impulsiye Barn Burner, we shall get the Hunkers'
"That is all very WELL said Mr.. Richmond, "but
your response reminds me Of story, which will
relate"
"A friend of mine had a very clever little dog
especialy distinguished for hunting and killing wood
chucks. A neighbor had been very much annoyed by
their aggressive expeditions. Calling upon The owner
Of Charm the name of the clever dog, he asked
nermssion TO use him in the exploration of certain
underground passages, known only 10 woodchucks
The request was granted, and the owner Of Charm
volunteered his services to assist the important
occasion. The hole Of the principal wOodchuck was
found and CHARM with characteristic inpetuosty
entered II. long struggle followed, my friend
exclaimng, "Charm's' got him-'Charm's' got him
Charms got him. until the dog and wOodchuck
arreared at the threshold Of the One view sats
fed nv friend; he was not accustomed to profanity
any more than am; but with unutterable disgust she
said: BY -, the woodchuck has got CharmP"
Whether the Border States she'll get us, we shall
get them-so far as freedom, humanity, and equality
are concerned-is TO be setted in the future. Surely
we can never assent to either the extension perpetu-
ation or strengthening of Human Slavery beyond its
present limits, whosoever may advise it, or whatever
may be the consequences. If compromises made,
they must not involve the interests sentiments OF
freedom. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
NO MORE COMPROMISES.
NO Negotiation with Traitors.
HE CONSTITUTION as Ia rs.
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
FROM THE TRIBUNE'S CORRESPONDENCE.

FROM THE TBIBUNE's CORRESPONDENCE.
FRox EEw.HAvES, CoSS.
II reOices me to know that there is one paper in the
United States that has had the courage to come ont
boldly for the right and declare sef in favor Of the
CossrITUTIoS As IT IS, and opposing ALL coMrRo-
sIsEs, Of whatever name Or nature, and all yEGoTIA-
rIoEs WITH TRAITORS Thsis at it should be, and the
people Of Connecticut honor and will stand by nan
who has the rmness to declare his loyalty 10 the Gov
ernmeDi and his hatred Of treason and its abCttOrs
The course taken by TIE TRIBUNE in regard to the
final adjustment Of the difficulties now existing be-
tween the Federal Government and the Elk nations
is meeting with the utmost Satisfaction, and 10 being
heartily indorsed by hundreds Of our citizens they
say; What good shall derive from an adjustment Of
diineultes by compromise : If tho Government
yields 10 the traitors in this instance how long will it
be ere some other Independent sovereignty win re.
oeds, and declare heItef 4" out Of the Union 2" If
this Government presents any plan of comprouise 10
the Seeding States will it not in 20 doing. v4uallv
acknowledge the right Of such State TO secede7 rbese
and other hard questions every day tked Of our
doughfaee, compromising lcitizens-for we have few
of that sort-though the majority, even among the
DemocTlcy are beginning to believe that this is mo
time for e0np1Omse-that 1t is the first duty Of our
Government TO maintain ts honor at bone andabroad
and Ia order 10 do this it must cOmpl the Seeding
States TO acknowledge their allegiance TO the General
Government, and respect and obey It's laws, regain
possession Of all the Federapropery, and strengthen
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE BORDER STATES.

To ne Editor Of Them y Tribune.
Sir: Our good friends, those who favor compromise,
concation or what you please, for the purpose Of
adjusting tie national difficulties DO 3d. ayowediy for
the purpose, to their own language, Of holding
the border Slatcs." Assuming them TO be enti ely
sincere and patriotic in their designs what do they
mean Is the entire North TO yield 10 the border
States in their idea Of the policy Of the Government
are the border States yield to the North Possibly
the determination Of this question may determine tho
action Of large bodies Of men.
Some years ago, when it was doubtful whether the
Barn-Burners" OF Hunkers" were in the
ascendant in this State, and when union Of the two
organizations was suggested, Dean Richmond then, as
now, one Of the ablcs and efficient leaders of the
Democratic a1GaRi1etion. perthcnty inquired what
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
FRON ILLIsOis.

Allow ne 70 express my profound admiration Of the
noble stand you have taken in behalf Of Truth Justice,
Humanity, and The best interests and honor of our be-
loved country. May entrtat you to 60 on, resting
assured that The masses of ths section Of the country
are with you heart and soul. Perhaps yoa can COM
prehend the sense Of aName VIC feel the course Of Mr.
Keoeg Of our State.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
FHor Sgurn InIp. 1. ].

The undersigned, citizens Of Islip, Suffolk County,
take this method of assuring you that they voted the
Republican ticket with the understanding that the Issue
with the Democratic party at the late election was that
no United States territory should evernore be cnrsed
with Human Bondage and We look with utter abhor.
renee on those who would make any concession or com
promise Of that fundamental Republican principle For
your bod ind manly support Of the Of Liberty,
and your endeavors 10 keep party true TO its princ
pies, we tender you our hearty thanks and affirm that
if the doctrine Of peaceable Secession be sustained
vaunted Federal Government is simply snare and u
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04

the Notifications in the belgerent States that there
need be fears in the future of sipiar dgracefql
procedure. The cry Of No Coercion " is heartily
ridcued, as it oughtto be. Coercion must be rescred
to- The laws must be enforced. The traitors must be
punished.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
d lnsion.
FEoN MADISON, WIS.

Your present course in relation TO embarrassed
political affairs meets with the hearty approval of all
the genuine Republicans of Wisconsin. The case locke
almost desperate, and yet believe that prudence and
rmness on the part Of the Executive may yet
beloved country from utter rack and ruin. And if
worst cones TO worst, what hinders that the united
Northern States may build mp for themselves alone
glorious republic that shall be free indeed, and self
preservave because consistent in all lie principles and
institutions
do not agree with those who think that our country
must inevitably 90 TO utter destruction because por
ton Of the States have separated themselves from the
Union-eyen though they return, which believe
they Will. Our eatest danger lies in the direction Of
base and unboy compromises, which must rot only
pose us to the contempt Of the world but likewise
the wrath of the Almighty.
TIE TRIBUNE is the greatest political power in
America. Heaven keep true to the best interests Of
humanity and the country
FROM AsHTABUIA COUNTY, Ono
must take the liberty 10 express TO you the great
pleasure we feel hereabouts at the course Of TnE
TRBUSE in regard to present political troubles.
What folly to Jy peace queer precedent to estab-
hsi-that. "The wages Of Gin is DEATH" For years
past the policy Of the Government and Of the Church
but too far has been TO encourage and foster the great
wrong of human Slavery-ibe robbing and punderlng
Of Innocent Now, when it suits the convenience
Of tLose whose hands we have thus staid up in this
work, they turn and plumber u.s.
THIS is Just what we might look for-wbat Will
always happen. We plurdered Mexico to &C. Texas-
we knew 1.-THE world knew it-Texas knew it.
Now Texas in Ieyolpg and setting uP for herscf and
stealing our property, is doing precisely as we did to
Mexico.
And now the politicians would perpetrate another
outrage on natural Justice, for another supposed pot
cal or pecunimy gainl o. blind leaders. Are there
the five righteous left We shall see. God save US
from another compromise
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
From CONNECTICUT

have but word TO say, yet as an American, that
word must speak. Behold parallel This Amer>
can nation, in the nRteenth century of the Gospel
rich in founders such as tie world never before saw
rich in the experience of civil and religious freedom
rich in all the lessons Of Freedom from the
ages down, rich in prospective material pros
perity, rich in all things exocH ministry
and church. declaring with all boldness and fidelity the
word of God against tic sin Of saveholing, and ercp
dauntess and sefsacrifcing statesmen. Behold this
nation suggesting, nay planning compromise with
traitors who are identified with series Of the most
a,rocous designs and actions in any history or tmei
and Bc40ld Ae ,-ho IN he year Of our Lord, 1859,
on the ID If DcoemJer Jcreea the hOnrs Of IL aud Il
midday, srang from the go2ors m tie Jace Of tie
,rhole nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
FRoN ORLRAys CauyTY, ". Y.


In this section Of the country we are Republicans Of
the radical stamp; we are readers Of The TRIBUSE;
we believe that the majority should rule; we believe
i'll the doctrines of the Chicago Platform we believe
in the Constitution it is know the history OF
past compromises with Slavery; We know that the
came majority which made them can break them down;
consequently all compromises which surren-
der princpeOr give Slarey the advantage over Free
dom. We gave Lincoln handsome majority in No
vember 1860, and were the contest to be tried over
again, we would give him greater and more over
whelmng majority. We have responded to the call OF
starving Kansas, and we will give means and men, II
it need be- for the punishment of traitors to our gor'
country We believe that all the property stolen
from the United States should be wrested from the
hands of the rebels and Dsnnionsts. We believe
that if the policy Of foreahers is resorted to- our
now disordered country will become prosperous and
happy, and, moreover, that Mr. Lincoln will enforce
the laws in all sections of the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
THE PRO-SLAVERY REBELLION.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
CLOSING UP THE RANKS.

sErP. DAVIS SENDS 4 sUBsTITUTE-HEs POL
ICY-REBELS RAMPANT-TARltf-ph
TRADE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-04
FRon Ann ARBoR, MICH.

Accept the grateful sympathes of lover of freedom
for the fixed and unwaverng purpose with which The
TRIBUNE continues to defend the constitutional rights
of tie American people.
AS long as you sustain yOur present position, f"o'
that you will be supported the majority of the people
of Michigan and of the whole Northwest, who stand
side by side with the patriots of NewYork and New
England pledged to the support of the Chicago plat
form pure and undefled, and an uHcompromisiHg de-
Tense Of the Constitution and laws Of the country and
also the prohibition of the extension of the crse Of
Slavery over one inch more of territory now free.
Continue faithful to the sacred Of Liberty, and
the great mass of the American people will hold your
course in grateful remembrance long after the memory
of weak-kpeed politicians and corrupt compromisei
who now dsgace the National Capitol has been left TO
rot by the spirit Of deceucy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
FRANCE.
|. UNrRmnntRne

A new pamphlet by NJ. Veinllot the Utremoptane
writer with the title of " Waterloo" is advertise d..
A speci 4 commir ZION had been formed il Paris TO
examine the quessn Of iofmiog ports 81 refuge aiong
the whole exteut Of the chores Of tic Atlantic aud tho
Mediterranean.
A project If law was before the Legislative body in
France Tor Convention between the Mui-ter IL FL
lance and public company fcr tie execution ot Postal
services of very extensive oharateT In tie Ear'.rn
seas. Toe company engages 10 serve Tor tw,Dty-iour
years the line from Suez u China, with brIch to
Reunion, and The French, Dulob, and SIGnish E,st
Indies. This service comprises n principal, lie ard
five branches. The Governaent will advance the
COMPANY IL, 000, 00J francs. Tue amount If tie pro-
posed subsidy is also very high giving rate Of about
20 siiDgs per nile, four times the amount paid Ia
the Engsi contractors for the india snd China mail
eeryice.
Advices from Bordeaux are fmil 20 tbose received
from Coenac regarding the injury done to the vines by
severe frost.
Paris letter says "Austria and prussia approve
EuQlsnds determination 10 occupy ~. jean dAore ii
the French remain in Syria. Admiral hi,nday had
Lf for the former Lace 10 see Low tie Tarks
getting on with the Notifications there. An English
vessel had landed cargo OF coal Oh the coast OF Afca
near the Isthmus of Sucz."
The Bourse IN The 10Th opened Hat, but subsequently
improved, aud Rentes cloecd OF Of. JSc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
hope that efficient means ould o taken to prevent

bufe tnht tlnclcht Ibcdho f'"i" % 'dhCu y" PS'
-.
After general debate in which Ministers stated thai
they had no doubt the French ,ula in would "sSe
at the ime fixed aud y owed reas0rs why the res.ia
lions should not be ressed-the resolutions were WIFI
drawn.
In the IiOuse III Commons the Syrian qne- non wa'
also debated, t/ot nothing %, moment traIfpr.o'
TIE LoHd>a american states that prr!hra''o VIZ
heipg made to hold an American Union meeting 'n
LOrdor. !.
TIE EOpdoa Times in review ing the latest phase OF
the Auericau c-iys that sometnirg Tx. regnwr
campair in fLe tsl on o, May land ayp.ars TO he now
unavoiale . aud the border lard will per als wlcss
horror to be remembered Tor generatlens. All mat
Fnplard can do to keep sloo from he dreadful, e-
counter Her council or mediation might as we'll te
offered to Il hurricanes witch sweep over The Gulf 81
Mexico. Not only the porive lsw, but TIE moral
fe, ling Of the community Will fotid any Bsish sub
iect To engage III tie conflict ior tie PURPOSE of pI'ate
gain.
Several mericsn vessels said to have been cold
az LIVERPOOL at very low iaier. ~,
The advic es from America by the North Bnton oh
not aiiec, the war rates al Llo,de.
IL ws confidently reported at iloyds that ie''ers %
marqne had reached Iieerp' oil and London. Govern
ment could not interfere les lie names OF the
ens could be ascertyi1ed. Reports were cnrth' pu,
not credited, that We s,ls with letter OF marque h'd
actually lef LIVERPOOL The underwriters were ~
norant OF any such movement. =,
A 'omnhl p0s-Otiioe notice states tnat ai"r juno
there will only be nontl ~ mail 10 China