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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04
RZceCsggfve Committee
OF THE
SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSO CITATION

NEW ORLEANS, January 2, 1861.
At meeting Of The Committee held this uy the following
Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas According 10 Information brought the knowledge
of this Committee, reports have been iGdusoasy circulated
throughout tire metropolis that the Southern Rights Assoea
ton Louisiana The abrogNon Of the present City Gov
by Convention which is meet the Esd OF JAN
uary and also restriction the right of suffage he it
Resolved, Tlat, far this Committee is concerned all
such reports and rumors absolutely false
Resolved That neither Of these subjects have been
brought before the Committee.
Resolved That the opinion Of this Committee The duty of
the State Convention will take Louisiana out Of the Union
first by resumption Of her sovereignty, with view to mme
date cooperation Southern sisters afterwards who will
the Union before her Convention act and that
alteration the existing government, State municipal, is
contemplated which will affect the present regular and iegi
Y mate administration of public affairs. jas Up
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ID T I I'D

N, Thursday al inst MICH Eel MULLER late a member
tile New Lusthnos Benevolent Association.
NEW LusITANos BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF
NEW oRLEANhc members Of the above Association
qested 10 meet at their Hail. e9rher OF Gre@'men aha Ely
sim Fields streets, this afternoon at s O'Clock precisely in
order 10 attend the funeral OF deceased brother MICHEL
ANTHONY sAMBoLA, Secretary.
=, 80, G, r,,. ,, T ~ p,, ,r,f,-. tho
81 Ta,"y ISL MIA Mari Illness " q PSRE ngGd l3
years, ye Of ledericahurs Va 70 nery OF Grand Gulf
Miss, and late OF 'hS cry
iooH fat'e 'hoos" iS st1V"'n wan Us was "tA'i' Ito e
erous nature Hau enosred h' 70 MI nnu " may 10 'os'
ton 10 his relatives TO Nbo a Ee was tue recp9h o every
attention 'ha' l'ienl'hp e''' ues'o" an" "e" l"eh az"
beloved BY tho enttfe community IN when be hFea.
Ate9ia' Ia, '"'n'rS D t''l' W. H. ~,
E.5A ftciei ickShAfg papers please copy
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Eieev Style CT Photographs.

CLARK, AT lo1 CANAL STREET,
Having rcfaed his Saloon in fine style, prepared to
make fine CARD PHOTOGRAPH. unsurpassed by any
made Europe this country Amhrotypes, Photographs,
srd Daguerreotypes of all sizes and styles
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to send their Lkenesses to
their friends for Holiday Present would do well to call and
examine the Card Photograph. do 2plm
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TALK ON ,cRANGa.

There was net so much activity and briskness
on the flags Of Carondelet yesterday. The move
mens and transactions in cotton, in freights, and
in exchange were passable. The King is in high
favor The receipts from the lower Mississippi are
falling off rapidly. They are for this week, how
ever, larger, or in excess Of the corresponding
week last year. For instance, the Natchez last
year on this day brought in 1922 bales. This morn
ing size is reported with 2l31 bales. From present
indications there will be no holding back Of crops.
If present prices are maintained Of which there is
not the least doubt the country will be well clear
ed. Those Northern writers on political economy
ia finance, particularly those writer's for the Black
Republican papers, can as well stop figuring or
estimating the deficiency in the returns of cot
tom They have been trying to cypher out i'm
mense losses on cotton. They can now go to work
and figure up the difference between 9sG@l23 cts.
The planting interest of the Southwest can now
readily stand tax or assessment of ten CT fifteen
millions Of dollars, or FIVE to ten bales for seces'
sion purposes.
Talking about cotton brings up the crop est
mates. 1t is useless to be advancing opinions even
at this time OF the extent of the yield of 1860 In
few weeks figures and estimates can be called
into requisiton,
The following figures show the receipts at the
ports named to the dates for last year and this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04

MSS hfnsTtsa n II AeAaIsE STREET II aRBE A
mass meeting Of The friends Of separate secession
will be held ii Magazine street Market, this even
clock. Tie important issues now before
Eie country will be discussed BY several speakers.
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To Copaataae, Steamboat Gsosaers,
And all Others Using or Manufacturing
T7J- T TIL
DERS or STEAM ENGINES.

You will please take notice that an injunction has hsen
Gently Issued rran the United States Circuit Court, held at
New Oreals Ia to restrain The NEW ORLEANS AND
BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY" from the use Of said ME-
TAJIC PACKING will be from the following order:
The President of the United States to the New Orleans and
Dayolsura Mail Compa0y-greetiHg:
Whereas II has represented us in said Court in
Chancey sitting the part Of WILLIAM j. MATHEW aud
DANIEL r. colGplainants by their til Of complaint
lately exhibited against You, touching certain matters and
things therein forth now therefore, iii consideration of The
premises allegations said bill contained, you, he
New Orleans and Bayou Sara 1u Company your agents and
attorneys each of yo hereby commanded and strictly
erjoned under lo penalty Of the law that yOu absolutely
refrain dasit from directly indirectly rsng causing
boused vending causing to be yeaded manufacturing
causing manufactured the improved composition for
Metallic Packing in Steam Engines secured by Ltcrs Pac
to GREEN s. cox until tue further order Of our said Court.
IWitnrssl HON. ROGER Z. TANEYn
Chief Justice the Supreme Of the United States this
7th of December, 1850.
tSignedl j. ". GuRLEY Clerk.
persons infringing said Patent hereby notified that
unless they Immediately their infrngements and pay
past it, and license the owners If they de-
sire manufacture sud Packing in the future will be
prosecuted to the extent of The law.
The only authorized Collectors 1cssr j. X Sprague and
G. ". Cope.
VIM. ]. MATHEWS and Others,
d27 2ptf Assignees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04

ystlsG MlNts CHRIsIIAN ASSOCIATIONS an
anal election Of officers for this Association was
held yesterday, and the result will be found adver
Gsed ID another column Weean but congratulate
the society upon the selection they have made,
Being confident I'll that isi such aG able corps Of
Officers at its head 1t must flourish.
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IF Card.

To the F1itor Of the Crescent
Sr- perceive By notice published in the True Delta that
Cooperation Meeting to be held in the Hall Of Trad Ferry Fire
Company No. II, OF this (Fridayl evening" 18th inst.
There he mistake about this matter. there has been
no permission asked or granted any the Hall for
such purpose and, set matters right wish il under
stood hat we are Souherners, i'll birn and feelings.
EDWARD FLOOD,
Foremeu Trad Ferry Fire Company No. T.
New ORLEANS, January 4, 1861. jat 2t*
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S5HEs0EET I.oDGa3 No. s. !. o. o. r. This lodge
meets every Thuraday evening in lodgeroom No.
4, Odd Fellows Hall. For list of officers for the
ensuing term the reader is referred to our averfis,
s5Eg columns.
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l.TaIpAY MORNING. JANulaY !, 1861.

~ WA are under renewed obligations to Mr.. 81.
u. ss,nuaIs, No. 81 Commercial Place, for files of
i anlaiea papers.
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SoessEaerM EetghEs aass0CiaziOas
OF LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS December 1860.
From and after this date the book containing the Constitu
oa will he open for signatures the Office of the Association
OLD DELTA BUILDING, No &c Camp street. between tho
hours CT o A. n. and 6 P. M, daily BY order of
"a sotr W. C. C. CLAIBORNE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04

MERCHANTS, BANK. This bank has declared {
dividend Of 81 perc cent, which will be payable o.
sEe 2Ist inst.
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aiEReHASTs' BANK The annual election for five
directors for this Institution will be held on Mon
DAY, the 18th inst, between the hours Of 10 a. 81
and q r. H.
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TeuGd MESss BENEVOLENT Association. The
regular monthly meeting Of this Association will
be held on Monday evening, the It'll inst, at s
o'clock ID the hail u Polar Star Lodge i. o. o II.
between Exchange Alley and Royal, on ST. Louis
street. y full attendance IS desirable, as business
of importance has t9 be transacted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04

FogRrH Il fsrRasrsT ArIYE DfsrRIcT.--It will be
seen BY reference to the call published elsewhere
sbat there VIII meeting Of the friends of
Southern nj ghts held in the Fourth Representative
Saiarics % evening, at the church on Frank
zin street. corner Of Canal. Let all our friends in
eElat district tuFn out and have rousing and en-
& 4ffrstsiastie time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04

MASS MEETIEa III THE FouErH WAnD. The eiti-
zens of this Ward friendly 10 the cause of Southern
rights viii hold mass meeting tomorrow evening
III te church, corner of Franklin and Canal streets.
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Ug'eEV E's.GL Goods.
FIQUET & BOUvET,

Ia............... CAMP STREET ........,......,5Is
tGnIar the City Hotel)
Hare opened an ENTIRE NEW STOCK Of the ahovs named
Goods, which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS.
conss IN pn-t Of Gents SILK and Fur DRESS, business
and TRAVELLING 1lATs and CAPS; Yonth@, Boys and
Chlldrenz Z0UAvE and CBAssEUR GAPS, and FANCY
VELVET CAPS Of every variety
n. B.-&ILIrART CARS Of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity.
Ganlcmea's FINE DRESS HATS elso manufactured to
order With dispatch aud pralptuda uz6 2p2meod
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Great CEeOy'taeg jSegec


Gts.eas CSea"taeg seztc
u R Y q . Q ID $ >
IN LIQUIDATION.
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
WORTH OF RECENTLY IMPORTED
DRY GOODS.
AT COST AND UNDER COST!
KAGGERTY BROTHERS
Have determined to qudac forthwith ard offer hcr Enor'
nous Assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS
AT i'fh'eS WHICH must : 'A'' '''N--
Purchasers are respectfully invited to examine Stock
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
As great portion OF stock must necessarily be SAC
RIFICED during present unfortunate stnte of affairs,
are under the necessity of closing all nccouatsone object
being to realize for cash,
AN AMY EhrETETyCICy
1A' L
usually found in ws'HS"o''ed Establishments Tor Inc prices
themselves
regular customers for few days to permit Us the opportn
n"y Oh D'''', ,p,,,rJ, ,,on,.ryl -.
wal. upon them y c,,7,r7rv pnorgrp.
dlo2n.r Nc. ~ Canal street.
&E0z33e .E2@3etE!%.Gats5'S9.
+. 4. TYLER,
r, ,.,.. -.
DEALER M
-
| ZINE NAiLihS, LLuChH, JA" hLNl,
!
! silver allCl Plated w are
| MANUFACTURES TO ORDER,
| r-,,.,-,r.,,,, .,,r r1,,.vr-rT,x-
S1i1' A1As " -AA'f1 AMI -" Ia ~ A4A4AN@
| DIAMONDS RESET.
r,.. -,.,
u,,,r vppxcu .vn ENGLISH FANCY cooDs.
| ,., r.r,, 4
| EE1Sgss,ksaakes'
|
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MlETING or TaE souPHREN RtGHTs RANK AND
Flisg. Those who favor immediate secession are
iaVied, h3 an advertisement il another column, to
attend i meeting tobe held tomorrow night, at
TIE Ninti street market, Fourth District. Several
E prominent speakers win address the meeting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04

THE RACES To.DAY.Tie anlnsements offered
Klatairie to-day consist Of TWO races the first
of which IS a epsfaKe for gear ods, snbscrip-
fop lfs, forfeit 90, and $500 added BY The club
II The race i run. For the subscribers to this
pstGke we refer the reader to the advertise
mont which will Ne found ii another column.
u be second race II for Jockey Club purse of
$500, for which there is entered Tribune, Wells
sp0od, Mdgeiita ana Mamie. Any one disposed
10 speculate on the race, cannot faiIto find among
tie sboY i some one for d fayorite.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-04

ASSOCIATE ron TIE RELIEF OF jewish YYIpows
AND ORPHANS. The anniversary Of this society
NJ DO celebrated on Tuesday next, the 8th inst,
a. Union Bah, on Jackson street Rev. james x.
sfHtIiem will deliver the address. The public are
invited BY notice in another column to attend.
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Roots, Shoes and ks2'0gcssps,
AT WHOLESALE.

Plantations supplied with primo Dictng BOOTS Ru3set
BROGANS Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Cnnpeachy
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
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a GHAsGg 10 SKILL DwELIIsG HOUSES Sir. K,
Briggs broker, aInnroes clothing stoFe par
CHASE IL the Fourth Bistrics. Sec advertisement
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6aHrsN ANS AND LINsEgs.--M essIs. ]. D. Val
sano Ga. M. 81 have fresh supply
h goods, direct ihe attention u a trade.
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r9~To the Voters of The First Representa-
TIVE nlsTRIcr Independent Candidate for
tie State Convention. Il. N LANE.
NV ORLEANS Dec. %, 1860 d3l 2pte
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RBrEIeawIng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 aad 81 tnger street. New Or
leans, 2ptf
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Nlza, 0pERA HOUSE,. A very fail audience at
tended this place last night 70 enjoy the represent
Afsoa Of Z Robertle Diable.n and they were more
Cham repaid for their pains. Tomorrow night, we
aga % have Tie !. Dragons Of Yillars Y which, as
evar5lsedg kaoWH, q gem. On Monday night,
afile FStii appears again ii the character Of
ii Irovat3re,' assisted By the same cast
AZ before.
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H9-Dr. Charles Il. ESeIIs, Dentist, No. l52
Canal street. between Caondee and Raonne New Orleans
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

and at every statiOn distribute
Union tracts, and if you ever mach
tho South Caroline limo Il viii be
either betweeA two files Of soldiers
or a coffin. Or reach Chafleston
unmolestod by some miraculous
means, and there invite the editors
Of the Mercury to a discussion Of
the Union question, you TO Rdvo-
cate sllbmission to tho laws Of the
United States, and not all ysur be-
lief in the "loyalty Of the masses"
will save you from tar aud feathers
or a short rope with a moose. No,
Mr.. Jewett; all your advice to zap.
peal 10 them as men," is a trmen.
.dous humbug and will no more
heal our difficulties and give MS
honorable peace, than an appeal to
the manhood ofBill Sykes or Fagin
would protect your house or proper.
ty from the burglarious gang.
But yoa would call a a"National
Convention, ITO consult and advise
together. Where will you get your
delegates, and who will they hel
Tho Union men in the seeded
States dare not speak nor act until
United States troops protect them,
They dare not elect delegates, Con-
gressmen or any other officers
Your Convention then would be
composed, on the part OF the South,
of unscrupulous disunionists who
arc bound to "rule or ruin, aud
one would think You had had
enough of such Conventions al
Charleston and Baltimore. "Why
would not Union delegates be cho
scnp Because fifty armed and dcs
perate men arc a match for one
hundred unarmed men, the worlC
tover, and the rcbellious ones hav,
got the arms and the money, 70
they have stolen both. Thus you
Convention would be a grand seen,
of irsolcnt demand upon ono side
and of "conciliation" aud Cringinj
upon the other, and of such Con
ventions and Congresses we hav,
had full enough. You say, Mr.
Jewett, that "the great mass ar,
the victims of arth, cunning au,
goss Misrepresentation Then b,
assured that that artful cunning
would get tho upper hand in tn,
election of delegates to the Nation
al Convention, and you would hea
not a word Of the ''loyalty" Of tn
] mass.
Wemustfight. The rebels strucl
the first blow, burned the first ship
drew the first blood, and confsca
ted the first property. lleucefortl
until they have learned their lessol
in the cause and effect of treason
there can be, there must be, onl,
"war to the knife, and the knife t
the hilt "-CierelGnd Leader.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04

ton Is a sham, and rest assured,
traitors, when caught, shall receive
the traitors doom. The cup has
been exhausted; treason will here
after be treated as treason. Tho
massacre Of innocent women and
children by black hearted traitors
lately burning bridges on the St.
Joseph Railroad, satisfied us that
n traitor will pcrpetrate crimes
winch devils would shudder to
commit. They shall be blottcd
from existence and sent to that
hell which yawns for their ecep-
ton. .... .r... ......
Tho two roads arc open to you,
people Of Western Missouri. Choose
yo between them The one lcads
you to peace and plenty, tho Other
to destruction. ..."
The steamer Majors this morn
ling took to Kansas City elk com
Ipanies OF Kansas Militia and hv,
companies Of Jcnnisou's regiment
Col. Cooks command of regulars
from Utah passed 1t. Kearney OF
the goth inst.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
ANDY JOHNSON ON C0MPR
MISE.

In his recent speech at Coving.
ton, Kentucky, Senator johnson
said:
Talk has been made about COM
promisel but there is no sincerity
in these takers about compromise.
What compromise with traitors,
armed with cannon pointed at
your capitall Treat with them, in.
deedl five cannot live with them
as we have lived, think you we can
live peaceably under a treaty.
Noveri Neverl f g Irr
Bnt fighting must be done; LEI
us do IL now and do il we'll. We
must hand down to our children,
nnsullied, that national honor
handed down to us by our fathers
and purchased by their blood
What kind Of a Government will
you have Tamed by JEFF Davis and
his myrmidous, think you, if they
should succeed in seizing tbe capi.
tall (ShOuts Of 'hang them'') ]
know him well aud his crew OF
traitors. They arc worse than trail
tors and more corrupt than the Ro.
man Senate with Cataline at it's
head. Disappointed ambition like
a canker, has gnawed at their hearte
in which there iS only bitterness
and hate left 70 dictate their Ae-
tions.-
They arc q bogus aristocraey, and
could not brook the elevation Of q
man to the Presidential chair be-
cause he rose from the ranks Ofthe
people They eonld not wait four
years, when in the course ofthings
they should succeed, 3 military des
potism viii take the place OF this
free, liberal and most glorious Gov
ernment. If this Republic falls,
it can never be succeeded by an
other, nor can sn example be found
in history to cOntroyeFt my state
ment. r,, I'd
/ am an exiIe-a fugitive, not
from, butfor justice; and my crime
ia my feeble efforts to support tho
Constitution; but if Tennessee
could speak tomorrow an over
whelming majority Of her people
wo uld shout for the Union. We
want Kentucky, who sought by
our side at New Orleans, to come
and DO 80 sgain, and under the
same flag, and for the same cause
LIBERTYl II you give us your
help the Stars and Stripes win iioLt
over every court house in the State
in a very brief period. tcries Of
"We will We willl"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
Mr. pourlaaI La,i apAArh..l.

Tho last iine Mr.. Douglas ever
publicly addressed his fellow eiti.
zens was on his return 70 ChicuEc,
Nay 1st. On that otehaibn he
made a most effective sppcal Eor
the support Of the government a.
gaihst the rebels, and among other
admirable expressions, he said.
"WAoerer 70 not pfegarsd 20 saerifos
party organizations and ple0ofsss on IA
aiiaF n his eouAfrV does not deserve az
fvpport ahdcovnieHanee ~ soneH mo-
PIE. How are We TO overcome partiran
aniiPnthics In the minds Of mcn el al
parties 10 as 10 present United .frohl IN
support, Of ouf Uopntyi We haif osass
df'cuistHq party f'ivss, make no a7usioas
10 Old pert y tests .AaUs poerfainafi6as end
reeriaiHafi0ns, indulge IN Ho fauafy one
agdiRd ne other. as % tolo Ads bten ls
caac a Asss iroHblss.
When We shall have reseaed The Gov.
ernmcnt and country fruh lie pefils, and
seen its Gag floating In triumph over
every inch Of American coil, 4 viii thsh
be time enough TO inquire - 70 who and
Shat hus hfohght these troubles Hpoh us,
When We shall have country anda Gov.
ornmcnt Tor our children 10 live IN peaes
and happiness, Il shall be llmp for each
Of Ne w return W our psrty banners &C.
cordihg 10 Our own convictions offight and
duty. Let him be marked AZ no true
\ patriot who will not Sbandoh oil Eush
issuos In timcs like this.--l lE-rrac, frOm
the lsst Speech Of Senate. Douglas,
lfthc English language furnish.
es words for a moro pointed and
whitening rcbukc to the supporters
Of tho so-oalIed Democratic ticket
in this State, than is furnished by
Ar. DOuglRs' words, We eould not
find them, How any man who &C,
cepted him rs q political leader can
soon iepudiNte his solemn in8tFuc.
tiOns, il is difficult to sec, go
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
'tCOme. Let ms Reason
L DOgethcr.2I -----

! III. j. Jewett, the 9Th Of August
candidate for Governor of Ohio, is
a man of letters. He wrote a letter
of acceptance, wrote another letter
to some questioning friends in the
southern part of the State, and now
writes a two column letter TO one
L. IL. Holder, Of Marion. The
most Of this letter he devotes to a
discussion of the differences be-
tween the standing point Of Col.
Tod and himself, and while asser-
ting that the Government must be
sustained, at the same time cries
'ePeace, peace, 10 sour misguided
brethern." He would say to them
of the South, "Come, let us reason
together" " and rings all the changes
upon the everlasting twaddle about
"undeceiying the Masses" and
showing them the folly of their
ways. Il is enough TO provoke a
saint into ungodly expletives 10
listen to such talk. Reason with
theml How, and where, and when
will you do III Will you 90 your
self. Mr.. Jewett, aud in the streets
of M emphis, dare to propose a set
tlement, and to tell the excited pop
uIace that they are in the wrong and
must be ''undeceiVedf' Try it, and
your head would not be worth as
much as a piece Of chalk, in ten
minutes after the regulators got
upon your track. Go 10 New Or
leans and proclaim that you are
come to encourage the Union men,
and If you arc walking the streets
a FREQ man in halfan hour thereafter
then the history Ofthe GoDfederated
States for the last twelve months is
one huge he.-StaTt for Charleston,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-04
q q q q q q q
Read and Repent.
Enemies Of the Government.

Enemies OF the Government.
In that brilliant speech made by
the eloquent Holt, recently, In Nav
York, he points out classes Of men
that we have among us who areas
much tho fatal focs OF the Gov,
ernment" as any who bear arms
against us. lie Gays: s,q ,
'l must say this, that the men,
who in our own midst give aid and
comfort to the enemy, either BY
furnishing them with secret iAfep@
nation, or by advocating sReiF
cause, or by striving to sow disscn~
sion among ouiselves, or by mI-
sidioutly pershading loyal meN
from entering the seryice; Theses
men arc as fatal foes to the GopvBl.-
ment and country, 30 hthey aOtut'
ally bore arms against US in tle'
army Ofthe Confederate States:n