The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-30

oUrnm,n', have brought rs near TIE elise Of tho
year that We arr now ,bls 10 sum IL IL. general
results. The r,i'osrc, "a such ~ slold I'll Ga,
hearts 4 our rrore with gratitude 10 Providence
fr H. lhd iritrptiiion in their bahLf Album.
cant yields have rewarded the l.or Of the ayri,til
'N'l''s' While the manufacturing Industry Of TIE
t'uhdChtc States was never ~ irosp,r NE "a now
TIE u',usiti,a .' 90, times have called into ext...
enc new r'u.ios q inqnuf,,tur,s, AMI give,
itf. .iu ...e :" q a.iiy' $ " those herrt,fr, &,
'I.iai u. Tho IA, ans & the Cont deratc sAtas for
Hanr',tIr.n. tie u,y.ss,iias and comforts If .f,
within l,ms'vps increase 90 tic conflict continues
ard W. are gradually bee. ming Independent Of tie
t'st Of the world fur the SUPPLE Of such military
ti"i,s AID munitions ss are Indispensable for the
war.
Tie op,rou ns q the army, s,un to be artlaryin-
trruItd by tit al so'cAins winter, have Afforded
"Iroty,t ~ tho country, ami shed lustrc up N
~ arms through tho trying v,l,,.tudcs Of more
than one sriuous s,pI ~ which niite our bravo
volunteers T. ou- praise and ~ iitude. Prom ia
oommcrccme', mp to tie Tr. On; p.rlpi the war has
been eil ar'iny its rloror,l "a, AMI expanding ia
h ndnrics, 20 as b. iu.lud. now Ida. The CON.
hic' Wv ,A'u J. non. Il - ores II the Clcsaoo.k.
T. the coIh1'ao 4 81 ouri aad Ariz,n,. Y.t ant.
den calls fom tue rcmotest points for military aid
have hon met VII p-amrtu rs cnou N not only "
hyo.t disa'tcr ia The f,ge Of sI ri,r numbers lon,
500 oto'l lock tho tide e inv sun from the l,..
der. when the war cDuL II, Ell tIa IN ,rny ,s,ra
possessed II c'ItHia s'I,taa+c r. int. .,i anon
places within tie Cpuf d.rltc SIT, Thrv ,rs,t'v
exceeded NJ in rumptf4 ia ava able re,p ir,sa AMI
~ iAe supplies necessary for wHr. Military estnb.
lisl a.. Air iHi bc,uluy OK ,uiin,l an were com.
reied. lie navy, AMI, TO- he u,ou Part, the army,
once C. uWtu tu 10th, were ia o. ,ir los-4.,a N h
meet sl u'.s W. lai b. ctrat" not only an army in
tr &c, Of VIZ ite'i, bout a's2 nlu,ry eat ,hlish.
IN lu Necessary bctdp nj f'aor il In the field.
II oruit ICED, t'lr . s,tJ..t 1t COZ griul tun,
q AZ spirit g .I' N'ynt,,-L md t. pttriots n
otthc .oilc iny "l.''"i e. val Providence, ~
gt,pil" successfully these dim ,llti,s.
successor ot ri1.Is sittoiss At B'tavl, II III
Hun, ManHs. T. ~ rrgttl, Lexington, l. ts1Iryh
and h'lmunt iaH ,iv D. Il thu wicked iav .iIn
which gr.ut q" gain ful "a" unhallpwrl lust Of
power brought 1i"t or s.lr .ni has pruvri that
nhn.'CrH rets t"'Eai Us directed ~ iiust pcr,-
llr heeu1g for cs.'r.3 r5l' "i s'lfs riimyni
and privileges NJ ir'rm n. Nfi,r seven months Of
war, the enemy hwy not only failed u extend their
o,NhInty % cur sl, iut states an terri tories
nav, Dee added {, r. ,vnt' l-rury; wlil,, instead
81 their Threatened march ui un.hrckc! sonluos',
my hay Teen iii %, At M re- than one point, to
assume the de us.vH, %. .lFa = fair cuin.a-sin
e'twrtn tho 20. 30, r.rts ~ O.. mru, military meals
anil hnn'i h rout '.nr Nh 600 I'd r,t' .,,t,s are
scrrWly uu b -'r'u g. uow shau when 4 strag-
a." ,uumcn'''.
s.u,r your adjournment a., people Of Missouri
so t.udIt t,g IIy y, .I, .n the f,e of almost UNI
I'rp led Din ''l .'t sit spirit and slcc 49, alike
worthy tt'.. Ly AMI % the great Cause In which
". INK { ~ time Ken lgky.
IT, al'oHn" the ruatrc ~ active hr stil.tirs TIE
Federal fro has. npi O.. rcftssl 10 nc',np yledse
l.r r.glt g. Zoo naIir !, ''d h,v, insisted up n
~. KIN l,r patty 10 q WIZ, hut have invA1, Il
l,r for ti.r Tilr,usp ~ alta king tho ,nfederae
S'ato4. Outfa's Of TIE most despotic oiaract r
tavs leon p'rietr'i.l "ron her people. some 4
irt met t',r at cit1 us have been seize and
lorur n- Z, Hug'i-h Ia foreign prig M, without
knowing who were their acci.crs the specific
'chaig 4 nude aRaiust them, wrl" others have boon
f'rccl 90 hbind N their homes, heir families and
lruIory, AMI seek refuge Ia distant Lands,
Finding that the Confederate states w,r' about
90 lie invaded through K,ntucsy, aud TINT her pno-
ale, after l' Ing deceived int . mistaken security.
were un1rmM sni ~ danger ~ h,ius si'iug t~i
by H." Federal FIRES, oar armies we're mach 4
int, inst state T. rrpc tlr enemy AMI prevent thyr
occupation Of certain STRAIT &c points which wu4d
have given them great adyIut tg"s In H. t'ntrs;-
step which wiu' Iu>tlh VI not only 10y the nnrcs'i-
ties ~ seli-it nee IA tine part { tue Confederate
states, out also hy desire " ~ the people II Ken
lucky. II w.s u,ver int,nlsl by the Confederate
O. yernm,ntt e. conquer 'r c"'r'e IN" people u int
stat, lat on the contrary It was declared by oar
GcnerLstlnt th,y would withdraw men troops "
the Federal Gpyorumcni Uoul Do likewise. Pr &C.
lamttion also nnde II T. desire n respect the
neutrality o utl, -. and th" tut'nton a. Alb lee
ly the wishes of her people ~ s1nn q. they were
nee u express 'D'ir opin pns. Tntso declnrau ~
were NJ pfoyoihy me; and should y ,rl 1t ~ "ue
fthc bet ~ - ~ th' marcel Of our Troops into
K,nturky f 10 s''.li END In giving 10 her people
liberty of,l,.ro, aEd af.ee opportunity to decide
tha,r own d4tny ar''riins :" Their own WI.
The amy has been ct.tNy instrum 'utsl in prlse'
cutting the great cont n m which We are tgel +,
but the nav h.s us been Elective m III rroT or
tion to It's m ms. The naval others deprived IN
n great ext Mt Of An opportunity tn m Ike their
Iruf, Sio k II uy dptle AT sru, have served with
Commendlll. y'd Ard ,ll,n'ry on shore lnt upon
ml.ud wiz ~, further detail 4 which will he htut
IN the reports ~ the Secretary ofthe Navy and Sec
In the IT. deportation Of the mails many IN ul.
ties have arisen, which wall te found fLy de-
ye'1pcd ~ tro uuIFt of the Pstin lst1r Gtner. 81,
The absorption Of the ordinary means of tr uspprtA
tiun for tne move m,nt u trnuIs and military sap
G... me- gf al lin ~ 4
roads for the accom- nuttLun 81 business r. cutting
10th from military up r.t.ous and the o's.rli ton
OF water co'tmunc 'i.n 10y the presence Il the en-
gmy = fleet, tie failure AMI re- isl OF coatrac.
tlrs 10 comply with the terms uf their asree menis
the difficulties inherent in innuguriting - vast and
complicated system ~ that which .q.ires pn.ta
facilities for ,ye4y town aud village IN territory ~
extended uS ours, al combined h. impede the b'f.'
directed ,drls Of the P,tsim ,sier.C General, who's,
z'sl, industry and ability have been taxed t. IN,
utmost extent. some Of tAcsa din 'pltcs can only
10 overc, me- 10y time ahd AN improved con Ition al
the country "a" the restoration Of peace, Tut ON
"ts may Zee - tne'ied 10y legislation, and YOUR Al.
tntion u invited n the recon ue dttiruH contained
IN the r,r1rt If the helsd If that dcpartm nj
The condition II the Treasury Will, doubtless bc
subject Of anxious inquiry ON your pat. am
lalpy t. say that th" Il .an I'D syst m alrc .iy
ado tcd has " rked well so f,r AMI pr. misses god
results for lief turr. T. u q extent that Treasury
notes mly Doe Issued, tht Government h enabled Ia
borrow mon. without interest and thus fhcliitai
thc q, nd. Of Tie war. This extent is mrapt7d
Is the portion Of tie hs.d ut rIryulit N whicL these
not, = can lee N tde cguIy, Toe portion Of the Il IA
thus occupied depends, gin, upon the amount u
tht debts pr Which they are receivable and dues
not only tu the C,nfi,r.ta aud State Governments
hut also 20 operations and In ilyiuHlS ave payable
IN this medium. a large amount Il It may be- cir,
Culattd at per Ttore ls every reason q believe
that the Cut ior,tr Treasury note IL iast becoming
such a mel m. The provision that these note,
rla ne Convertible int luityrTate stOrk, bearing
Ciylt per cent r'erc.t ~ the pie lslre ~ the hold
or, iLsurcs III, agHiust Il, probation hol1w tn,
value oi thHt -tork, aud NJ considerable fall I'm that
ytlue need bee itaiel, ~ Ing the interest shall b,
Iructualy IHd, The puuctua payment Of thi,
Interest his lo,u secured the at pass d hy ou
at The last syon imposing NiCh rate of tax ttior
~ must provide sufficient mems for that purpose.
For the successful prls,cuti1n Of us war, 1t Il
iudtspt nallc that he means ui transpO tag troops
aud miitrry supplies be furnished, M Ear as pos
s 'e, in such m amer as not To Interrupt tie com
meril intercourse between our people, nor pla'i
a check uu their productive energies. t. THIS END
the means II transport atom & n one section NJ ou
country Ia the other must be lrgfllly guarded an.
improved and this should Doe tle oiNr't ~ lnNilu
care on the part Of the STATE aud Confederate Go
veInments, ~ far IA they may have power OYER th'
subject.
We have already two m,n systems II through
transportation from tue north 10 the sOlth--ou
from Redmond, along the sptboart the utAt
through Western Virginia e. New Orleans A thir
might be secured by completing link uf about a
miles h. tween Da.yille, IN Virginia, and Green's
Borough, In North Cuo'uL n cous;ri ton 81
lhis Comparatively short liue would give MS
through route iom north 10 sonth in the interior
the Conf derate states aud give us n p,pul
ton, ami to military resources, from Which We ~