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The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12
E Smiths Advertisements.
Read, Eead, Read:
Hose Couplings. .
New and Valuable Improvement !!

AMSBARY'S COUPLINGS NO WHERE!
The undersigned takes pleasure in informing the
mining community generally, that he has recently
made discovery in The mode aad manner of fastening
hose couplings. which far exces ANYTHING of the kind
before in My couplings can be manufactured
of cast iron, brass. any kind Of metal and of any
desired sZe-and when attached. they form perfect
ly watertght joint. without the of packing. Mi
ners who have used them pronounce them superior to
any coupling they have ever known in
| invite all persons who feel any interest i'll the
matter, to call at my store in North San Juan, and
examine my couplings.
Persons desiring good cheap and durable coup
ling be accommodated by applying to me, at North
san Juan.
Rg= Orders from Distance promptly
attended to.
FRANCIS SMITH
n. Z. Apatcnt has been applied for All persons
notified to beware how they infringe my rights.
Dec. Is, 1860 F.S.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12

ALWAYS AHEAD-Pennsylvania made the
first turnpike road in the United States, laid
the first railroad, established the first water
works, ran the first locomotive, established
the first hospital, the first law school, the
first public museum, the first hall of music,
and the first library in the world opened
freely to all. Good for Pennsylvania
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12

WHITE SLAVERY. a correspondent Of the
London Times describing one of the great
mantua. making establishments in that city,
communicates the following facts:
Work commenced every morning at o.
clock and continued till IL atnight-a period
of sixteen hours-the only intervals allowed
being about ten minutes for each meal-the
total amount of time allowed for eating
their food, | was going to say but surely
"bolting isa amoreappropratep phrase-being
forty minutes day; thus leaving fifteen hours
and twenty minutes as the period devoted to
work. And this, be it ren enbercd is net
merely during the busy seasons, but for all
the year round, from January TO Decem ber
The only day of leisure which Il e girls cf
this establishment have is Sunday. They
are not allowed to cross the threshold ev n
to purchase a pair Of shoes or a new gown
for themselves, and must employ ther friends
outside to do this for them.
Nor is the accommodation in doors such
as in any way to reconcile them to this close
confinement The work-room, in which
ten or twelve Of them are employed is only
about twelve feet square, and is entirely de-
void of arrangements for ventiIlation which
is the more to be deplored, as during the eve
ming they have to suffer the heat and foul air
of three flaming gas burners right over their
heads, every door and window being shut
by which a breath Of pure air could possibly
enter. The bedrooms are equally uncom-
Portable, no fewer than SIX persons being
huddled into one, and four into another.
1T is impossible TO contemplate the condi-
tion of this class of work-women, (as dis
closed by the facts quoted without keenly
sympathizing with it and wishing that some
and misery.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12

A Western editor who has been to Wash
ington, writes home: ''As we drove from
the depot, a lady in the omnibus espied the
unfinished dome of the capitol-which don't
look much like a dome at present-and said,
innocently, ~ suppose those are the gas
works p
eyes, madam, for the nation" replied a
passenger.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12

plate-the earth was lost to my eyes, and
nothing but huge clouds rolled beneath us!
The world was gone, felt, for ever! The
maniac, however was still dissatisfied with
our ascent and again began to mutter.
''IIaye you wife and children" he asked
abruptly.
Prompted by natural instinct and with a
pardonable deviation from TRUTH replied
that was married, and had fourteen young
ones who depended on me for their bread.
''Ha! hal hal" laughed the maniac, with a
sparkling Of his eyes that chilled my very
marrow. | have three hundred wives and
five thousand children; and if the balloon
had not been so heavy by carrying double
should have been home to them by this
time"
"And where do they lve?" I asked, anx-
ous to gain time by any question that first
occurred TO me.
''In the moon," replied the maniac; "and
when have ligbtened the car | shall be
there in no time"
| heard no more, for suddenly approach
ing me, and throwing his arms around my
body awoke from my dreaml
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-05
Especial Correspondence Of The s,s,

CAMP SENECA, SENECA CREEK, MONTGOMERY
Co, Md, June 90, 1851 Editor of tn. Sta, :
Dear Sir: As your valuable paper has the larges,
circulation Of any of the dailies now published In
the city Of Washington, I avail mysslf of n,
columns as a medium Of communicating the ma,
hculars Of III lie enterprise executed bv Com nanv
"A, Putnam Rides, and the Jackson Guard, ~ N.
Filth Battalion, Colonel Everett commanding
some OF the secession pickets have dpripg IN.
SUI nights, occupied a small island about half ,
mile below our camp, and from their secluded
position have nred upon our sentries, wjthou,
ensct' so our Colonel took notion to dislodpe
tnese representatives. Of "Dixiedom;u and accord
nsV marched us to prominent point opposite
'nis oen Oh se>essionsts, calculating to receive
warm reception, in gutse Of powder and lead
Ooionei h'ereu selected prominent position
"nere lie could overlook and direct the Who'll.
movement, and then gave orders To IN. pr,,,r,
Mines and Jackson Guards that ,ccoun.,,.s
tnem on that daring boat expedition. a, mentioned
lew days ago; and by the way let me s,v ,h,,
tne cream Of the jackson Guards IN with m, md,
zoe command OF Lieut.. Tucker. They are trumn.
sau no mistake The squad was placed upd.,
toe charge OF Sergeant Jos Bishop, who led the
Hio' ana was the first 20 strike the shore and
~sseo MS bat tiumPhantly over the island
ie ano'oer squad, equal in numbers. unde,
lne cnafge OF Sergeant Joseph A. Burch, we,. I'm
me nver midway between the Maryland shore
ana tho Island, to act as a reserve to se,g.,r,
bshop, In case Of emergency, while the remain.
ing portion Of the company were. placed In a
position to secure their landing when all wa,
ready. the squads took up their lin. Of march 10,
l should say code, for sometimes they wouId ha
10 va'sr waist deeP) The curren, ua. running
saons mat some had to swim, while Others
.ouna almost Impossible to keep Themselves on
,nen iee'. They managed TO gain the island
aef a couple Of good duckings The
secession pickets came out from undo, oove, hn,
no sooner did they appear than our bows ared into
ITEM, when they scampe.ed for parts untnor,,
mo ief' our boys In complete possession of their
sSias place. We suppose they have started for
zoe Asnsass Junction, or the Gap, for thew LEI,
considerable gap" between them and "a,
= LIBBHTY AND CNIoS
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IL The new Dollar W eekly star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan Gevs and gossip, and choice
literary reading, is cow our counter ready for
delivery to the public. Embraced in It's enter
thinning contents the following articles:
The Two Spindles, 4 Gernan tale; A Tiger Story;
The Camp at Cairo; A Rascally Trick, from
Hotbrook's United states Mail; Equipments Of
French Soldier; Standing Guard, pleasant
sketch; Virginia K epudiaticn; Rifed Ordnance
The Arrest Of Marshal Kane and the Police Com
misioners Of Baltimore; Interesting Details Of
the Fight at Matthias Poi Mt, aud Funeral Of Capt
Ward; Seizure Of the Steamer st. Nicholas by
the Secessionists; Andrew johnson and the
Charge Of Treason made against him by the
Richmond Enquirer; Important and highly
interesting details OF Affairs In Western Viz
ginia, Fairfax County, Fortress Monroe, Cairo,
Missouri, and Pensacola; European Views of
the American Revolution; Military Matters in
and about Washington.
Latest Telesraphic Dispatches; Executive Ap-
pointments; Departmental intelligence; Opera
lions Of the Patent Ofh"e; Agricultural miscel-
lany, local news, poetry, and general informa-
ton.
This Is just the paper above all others for per.
sons sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send 10 their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, 81 co per annumi postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
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IxxvInG coNGRBss-ExrRA SESSION
Election Of Speaker and Cler' ~ he ylr-
ginia Delegation Accepted.

Yesterday, at IL m pursuant to the call Of Pres
ident Lincoln, both Houses Of Congress assem-
bled in their respective halls and at once entered
upon their duties.
Is TIE SENATE, no business Of interest was
transacted The body met, organized, and a re-
solution to go into an election for Doorkeeper
and Sergeant alarms was offered and laid over
until to-day; when they adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Clerk Of
the last House John w Ferney) called the
House together, and after PRAYER by the Rev. T
II Stoc kton, read the proclamation Of President
Lincoln converting Congress in extra session, and
proceeded to call the roll as usual
The right Of different gentlemen called, to seats
on the door was objected to-viz: Mr.. Lehman of
Pa, by Mr.. Stevens Of Pa. Mr.. Carlils Of Va, by
MIR. Burnett OF KY; MIR. Upton of Va, by Mr..
Cox Of Ohio; MIR Thayer Of Oregon, by Mr..
McClernand Of Ill, and others.
Mr.. Stevens, Of Penn, moved to postpone ac-
ton on all such cases until after the organization
Of the House.
Mr. McCIernand acquiesced in the proposition,
and the case was laid over.
These proceedings occupied some time Of the
House. resulting In no action to prevent the gen.
tlenan objected to from voting In the election Of
| a Speaker.
The roll was called, and ISL members "a quo
| ram) responded to their names
MIR Collar withdrew his name a candidate
for the Speakership.
1 Mr.. Hickman nominated F. p. Blair, Of Mo.
Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens nominated g A Grow
l Of Pennsylvania.
Messrs. Mallory, Vallandigham, Hickman, and
| Fenton were appointed tellers, and the election
/ Notwithstanding az follows:
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THE NEWS HERE.

CoseRsss, YEsTERDAy.-The election Of the
Hons G,lusha A. Grow and Emerson Etheridgs
TO be Speaker and Clerk Of the new Congress,
was expected by large number of persons here.
Without designing invidious comparisons with
their compositions, we may justly say that under
existing circumstances the selections are as excel
lent as the House could possibly have made. The
inaugural address of Speaker Grow came square
up to the eIigencies Of the times We truit Its
spirit will be carried out In the legislation of
the session upon the momentous question Of the
times. II 90, the war 10 destined to be a short
and comparatively blocdless one. Far more SO
than II Congress fails TO act on the subject with
energy and decision.
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THE METEOR LAST NIGHT
TCorresnondenc. ~ IT. g.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 5-Edi,or Std, Las,
evening, while grand pvrotecbnic display wa,
ekina place throughout the loyal States, a still
grander and more beautiful one took place In tb.
heavens Some eight or ten minutes past .ip ht
O'Clock, and while IL was yet early twilight, a
magnificent meteor was observed at this place.
Its direction was from northeast 10 south ward
Although at the time OF It's appearance Il was
hardly dark, yet IL was OF such intense BRIGHT
ness that u cast a shadow a. deep almost a, that
east by the sun Ifs track could be plainly traced
Tor i've or ten minutes after Its appearance by tb.
bright streak Of light which It left Iu scintll..
lions were beautiful and gorgeous beyond de.
scription. Yours, &C w
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\ Especial Correspondence of rb. Sta,

CAP eroSs, July Eddie, Star. W.
nsw Camp Stone, Poin. Of Rocks. toos,b.,
YIN We New York Ninth, Pennsylvan,. Ftr,,
ana Nee Hampshire frs, regiments. A anal,
o.aery railroad iron is Just visible on the yir.
sinis nds, but we are unable to dste,ro,n. Oh.
NUMBER . guns. The disunion picks,, -,
constantly aioag the river bu, are too n, dw -.
our men - reach them with their guns W.
Soohing Tor battery Of artillery eyerv d,v "a
when that arrives We shall be able 70 n,,L.,.
cesh" see hgh's The President's MouD,,a ca
cute inually, securing the country, and Do
ing sood service. Every night large .cop,,n,
parties are sent out from our regiments, ,-, 10
secesionisis are picked up a. vet Strict u,,d 4.
lep' ever all the rum shops, and no intoIic,,in,,
Hqasfs allowed to he sold TO the trooos
Hs'IPecfed that an advance will =. mad. ,,,
virginia To- night, by sone Of our bsys ana ., ~
we shail look for a brisk time All on, hoy.
"a good health, and enjoying themselves bng.,v
fes'efosy, man came over In a boat from m.
virginia side, with dag Of truce and. AFT, :,
Interview with Col. SALES, Of the N. York N,n,h
wsns on TO Washington. His bus,nes,I MN. ~.
able to ascertain. Probably we shall hay. . h,n.h
here before long. In the mean time I Will en-
eeavof 10 keep you posted on affiirs heres hor,,
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To.day's Proceedings


IN IHs SENATE, to-day, they went into 81, .,..
uon Tor Sergeant-at-Arms, with the foijow see,
For Geo 7, Brown, Of tAlton) ILL.,, 81 vote,
Tor Eunhlng MeNair, Of KY, 8 votes
or ROBERT Boale, Of the District Of CoIumb,,
elected vi inihois, was duly
=, mr. hale offered resolution TO aeco,d o. Ar.
McNair pay a. Sergeant t-Arms until ns.o,, ~
Inc commencement Of the regular ssssion
a mouon was received from the Hous. oT % .,
20 announcing the readiness of that ho6 y
proceed 10 business, and the appoiut,nent nS ~
no .e Pofuon OF the usual ioint corn ntt,a =.
On sne President and inform him thar O.
sis. nao organized, and were ready IN ,scaSn.
~ Communication from him, viz Mes.,s E,,.
nm w. IL Cafiile, Of Va, and Richardson ~
,o. On motion the Vice President appointed Gem,
NJ Ala aie ct ID Browning Of NH and Peace
m,tis. Tue Senates portion of the said Joint CON-
MI Chandler gave notice of b,. ,,,.,,,.,
Godnce bill to connscats the n,ou...'. 20 IN 10,
Sosefnors OF States, member, Of Gra,.,.s y. al
uago OF Courts, and all military osscs,. 'h.,,
sue nsnk OF lieutenant, who shall ~ " eoove
- AZ, 'ns government Of the United s,.,..
esa osq9aiifying said individual Ia from Sa.1ses,
oIa.e unoef this Government; the p,on.s,,, an9
so.nsca.eo 70 be used In restoring 10 r.. sIus
,.s,s We rebel states any Losses which NAV hso
rebellion. o. the present
-, The senate shortly afterwards took , ,s.s..
10. sage Of the President. WIG expected
'fe''aenps Private SECRETARY, Mr.. Nico,av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-05

A NuIsAscs.-Ths Army and Navy authorities
are bored to death by speculating inventors of
new-fangled appliances Of war They infest the
Va'ious ofdces and bureaus with a pertinacity as
ImPudsnt a. 1t is cooperating to the officers, who
have no time to waste in listening to the lengthy
Ernders. offcen Of the Army and Navy ind II
dincult to impress upon the minds Of these disin-
terested individuals the folly in times like these
OF placing reliance upon any war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-05

LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM PAT.
TERSON'S COMMAND - JOHySONSS
ARMY FIFTEEN THOUSAND STRONT;
BEtORE HIM-BCRNSIDE'S BATTERY
HAS REACHED PATTERSON.
Especial telegrsphic dispatch TO The star
MARrINsBuEs, Va, July4,ap m-Edto- of
The Star: We have intelligence here that General
johnson seems disposed to make a stand at las,
He 10 now directly in front Of General Patterson.
army, and seven miles OF only His command
consists to-day, we are assured, Of Is, oo0 men, II
which ooo are cavalry. Patterson must get IN
with him by sunrise tomorrow morning, unless
he vsmoses OF again.
Burnsidet Rhode Island battery has Joined
Patterson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-05

IMPORTANT FROM Down RIVER -ERKcIIoN OF
BArrERIss BIT THE ENEMY AT MATTHIAS PoIS1
A MOVEMENT Down RIvKR.-Ths steam tender
Reliance got up to the Navy Yard yesterday If.
tsrnoon, and brings Intelligence that the rebels
have mounted breast-works at Matthias Point
with battery CT two rifed guns, which are sup
ported with a force 0f go Infantry and Cavalry.
The Mount Vernon steamer went 20 Old Point
comfort DIV before yesterday'evening, with dis
patches, and has not returned
The Phiiadelphia steamer, this morning, took
On board extra marine force, and at IoX O'Clock
started down the river, under command Of Lieut.
Parker, OF the Yard. Her destination is un known,
bu; 10 10 likely she has gone down to re,onnoiter
The pos;ti Of the enemy az Matthias Point
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For the Army.
PARIS Celebrated Patent American

1AcLh' SEATS, T. OH q AND TABLE
FChRTI GRE
PoR Mass OF FouR,
HtA osAsr Usefsl Articles for Cam, Cops;ort,
All combined In onest 81 in Vi loas, Q ~las. snd
iooeep, and weighing cnly % pounds,
nov on exhibition q the
FuRNrsHINe wAlKlooNs OF
JAMES g. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
N2A Corner q Ts,ta A. and Pa svsnpS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-05

AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA AND vIcINIrY-we
Understand that party Of twenty-five Prince
VII lam troops, led by a Or. Lambert, formerly
OF Prince George county, were seen In the neigh.
oorhood Of WOODLAND, near Mount Vernon. last
evening.
Two regiments Of South Csrolinians are report.
ed TO De stationed in the vicinity Of Springfield
6tation, nine miles from Alexandria
Robert Bell, j., has been appointed Deputy
Collector at Alexandria
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ESTABLISHED f,76.
a. BiNiN @ 4 n 4 Co,

WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES, 30.
- ava u L'oerfy street, Ner York Nd oes Is
sf'est, corner 81 Pessa apsars and isfk sfr.e.
tOpposite Willards' Hotsl.D
WE Beg 20 inform the citizens of washtnstop
w and pu bIo seHsrsIiy ttat we have op .Ds-d a
Drenoh 81 our busin ss at the above number, uneer
intend furniehinE the same qua ity and ptlon
OF OLD WINES. LIQUORS, HAVANA CT
sn.IsntS them TO be Of the mott reliable quality,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-05

IT, he monument 20 General Havelock ~,
aunderIan England, was unveiled on The o.,
ult., smid.fs, shouts Of more than twenty thou,.
ssd pefssas
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Our FRIENDS at The vsrious military camps aud
position, will confer favor by keeping US posted
- 70 movements and affairs in their vicinitie.
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CHIEF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERIs
~ OFFICE. ~

&c. WAsHNe ION, ID G guly L. 1881.
sKALED PROPOSALS will be received at this on oe
unui " m on The 18th instant TO furnish Is0 M
=. the Feuroad Depot orst 6 street wharf Wash-
inkIop, " Y, on or before S0th day of july 1881
"a ne oes 70 De reosived By weight at tie "a Of
tSsl thrty,tvo pounds to the busbe. ana to he out
UP IN 8ooo, - sacks of about two lush Is
esnn, Zee OF 81 8llona cDst t. Government,
ms olds 70 De end rsed. Prop0 ais for Oats
food And SUMO eut security will be recpired 10,
the ia h!ment Of the contract
The Assistant Quartern aster reserve. IN. r,sh,
~ reyect al bids that may be deemed too high
ersd n ~ 49, qtc ~ uo'i'
V3 "a Assistant q uartermsst-r " = "A
pkofOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT
tne SmIthsonlan Institution for the delivery OK
cargo OF Goa 9 iOu expsote1. ~ S-st
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nEI. %: o. F.-The Regular Qusrterly Com
~ municatlon of the X. w. G land Iodre m
e. ~, De ned ~ Odd Fellows RaI, s.Sep,S -
on MOSDAf NEXT, the 6. n instant, az haif-,ssf
y "' jon = O.. BANGS
- Grand 9 craisTy
rPHENIN SOCIETY.-A SPECIAL m.c,,rS
~ OF ths Pho nix Society will he held a. ~
Exohengs Hote q street, between a., and 6.S ~.
on SUNDAY EVENING, the 7th ia amt. Al ton,
oeiocL precisely. livery man whO jci aed th : a.
cley from It's bret 10 nation 10 the present. tim.
Is most urgently and respectfully r~questSd 10 A.
jy5ats " 'o " oneooVce'
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MP0RTANT N0TICE.-FOR sALv-stock
sno Fixtures OF q hrst cass Wood and Coz
or IN med,s'e pY i.at!on at the Once on stree.
Also, superior Panty Horse, Carrisse and Bsy
MOORE's WEST END SODA POIJNT n
NB ~ full ope alton, dispensing pure Csrhonio
to suit bis patrons Ao'oie'
In addition TO Q fine STOCK of Medicines. n. b., :.
&saerS assortment OF Toilet Artiol q, Ga g Cigars.
w. iHh2w
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claim, az OF III offered a resolution de-
.ne s.th until otherwise ordered; and that COM
t LEE OF nve, with the Speaker, be appointed 70
snS any action deemed Necessary upon said rnI.s
adopted. az an eafly date;
,-ifts ss9n.ions to acquaint the President Of Oh.
onl'ea states, and the Senate, by message. n the
0fssniIauon OF the House, were passed - 'N'
nj ot vens presented the petition of M, R,,s,
U' rs- contestng the seat Of Mr. lehman. ~.
'ne Mouse adjourned till Friday, as IL M ""u
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taken his place there, of his own FREE choice
but more than this: there are many single reqi.
full practical knowledge Of all the arts Sciences
professions, and whatever else, whether useful
or elegant, Is known In the world; and there is
scarcely one from which there could not be sr
lected a President, a Cabinet, a Congress ana
perhaps Court-aoundantly competent 10 adj .
minister the government itself!
Nor do say this 10 not true also I'm the s,nvn
Late Hienos, now universities, In this contest:
0ht IL Ills, SO much better the reason why the
government, which has conferred such pensf d on
both them and us, should not be broLen mn
whoever In any section, proposes 70 abandon
Susn government would do well to consider, in
aeieIence 70 what principle 10 10 that he does It.
Wnat oetter be Is likely 10 get In its stead
whether the substitute Will give, OF be Intended
70 give, 20 much Of good to the people. There
afe some foreshadowings on this subject
Our adversaries have adopted some decI.,,,,o,.
OF Independence, In which, unlike the good old
one penned by Jefferson, they omit the VOID.
"all men are created equal" whv! They have
adopted temporary national constitution, in tbs
Preamble OF which, unlike our good one signed
oy Washington, they omit eve, the peonle ,,
and substitute eve, the deputies of the SOVEREIGN
debsIs.ep ppsssng s eas Why Why ts.
men, and the authority Of the people!
This 10 Eventually a Peoples contest On IN.
sac Of the Union, Il 10 a struggle for maintsining
ment, whose leading object 10, 70 elevste H. can
Gnlon OF men-to Lift artificial weights from ali
shoulders TO clear the paths Of lnudable pn,.,i,
ioi all; 70 snord all an unfettered start, and fs,,
cnsnee In the race Of life. Yielding TO psrtial
ana temporary departures, ffom neces.itv th,s -
the leading object Of the government m, ~h,.s
existence we contend Ao' ~nose
! am most happy to believe that the plain p...
PIE sPPreciate this 1t is worthy Of note. that
while in this, the government,s hour m trial
large numbers Of those In the armv and n.vy
VINO have been favored with the ofnces, have
resigned, and proved false to the hand which
nsa PemPeteo them, not one common soldier, or
Dag. AA'e MN
oreat honor lie due to those officers who RENAL sed
une, despite the example Of their treac herous
noces out the greatest honor, and most i'm.
Pof'ans tscs Of all, 10 the unanimous nrmnsss Of