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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13
Bente Centre County, Penna, Thursday Morning, June 1} 1861

grew the agitation in whi,h Mr.. Douglas
bore such conspicuous part, and which has
since divided the Democratic party, and
which led to the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise. Whatever may be said now. of the
policy of this repeal, it is a fact that Mr.
Douglas remained faithful to it throughout vi
his life. defending it whenever it was assail-
ed or violated.
1t is not our purpose to sllude to the polit-
ical trouble and contentious into which Mr.
Douglas as forced since 1856. any further
than to declare that be bore himself brayely
and molly in all his encounters. H0 may
have committed wrongs-but they sprang
more from his zeal than from any purpose to
irjure his country, or impair the principles
Of good government. He was partizan OF
uncGmpromising temper in the commence
ment of his career. but lived to modify his
feelings in this respect, and within the last
year went so far as to disregard party lines
in his defence of what he considered the
safety and the permaDency of his govern
ment. Daring the last Presidential contest,
he was the candidate of wing of the Demo-
cratic party, and since then has been the OBJ
.jcct of ths bitter hatred and opposition OF the
other wing, or that portion which have been
engaged in the unno y war Of 6issolviug the
American Union.
The Land Of the Pine to the Land
Of the Palm.
Hal southrOn we're comiug-you've reused us at
last,
And the chains that once bound US together so
fast
Shall clank at your feet meath the Palmetto tree,
Ere your treason shal shatter the " Home of the
Tres"
From the white Hampshire hills where the Bald
Eagles rest,
To the prairie that sweeps through the land of the
West.
voice has awakened our slumbering souls
And it gathers III strength to itself ias it rolls.
'Tis the voice of the nation your sir has betrayed
In the balance of Justice your treason is weighed
By the name you dishOnor-your time is at hand,
When the cry OF the mighty goes up ior their land
Do you think in your vanity, pride and concsit,
You can force the stern Northern to basey retreat
All pause in your blindness awake from your
sleep.
Ere ye meet us in enmity earnest and deep.
From the Father of Waters" whose valleys are
wide;
From the great Northern lakes to tie Green
Mountain side,
Shall pour down in myriads constant and true,
The men who will stand by the Red, White and
Blue.
That Old Flag shall blind with one CLEAN of its
stars
Your paltry abortion of prison house bars"
Your lsws-upon paper your forts upon sand;
In the light Of that banner they never can stand.
And when We shall see it float hi h in the air,
With all its memories vibrating there
All your heart will turn back by the Palmetto-t
With fsalty and TRUTH to the Home of the Free"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13
Scott and the Veteran.
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.


An old and crippled veteran to the Var Depart
He sought the Chief who led him, many q
field of fame
The Chief wlo shouted Forward ! where er his
bonner rose.
And bore its stars in triumph behind the flying
foes.
aHave you forgotten, General, the battered SOL
cs cried, S;F
esThe Gays Of eighteen hundred twelve, shsn
was al your side?
Have you forgotten Johnson, who fought at Lun-
dy's Lane?
'Tis true I'm old and rensioned, but want to
fight again"
"Have I forgotten % said the Chief: 'my brave
old soldier, No!
And here's the hand gave you then, ard lot it
tell you
But you have done your share, my friend; you re
crippled old and gray,
And weshave need of younger arms and fresher
blood to~day."
"But, General - cried the veteran-a flush upon
"The very men who fought with us, they say,
are traitors now:
Theve tern the flag of Lundy's Lane-our old
red, white AMI blue.
And while drop of blood is left, I'll show that
drop is Irue.
"I'm not so weak but can strike, and I've good
old gun,
To get the range of traitors hearts, and prick
them. by one
Your MIME rifles and such arms it amt worth
while TO try
couldn't get the hang % them, but III keep my
powder dry y
God bless you, eoInrade y said the Chief" I'd
bless youEloya heart
But younger men are in the field, and claim to
have their part;
They'll plant our sacred banner in each rebellious
town,
And wee heneeforth, to any hand that dares to
pull it down p
But, General p'-stiIl persisting. the weeping
veteran cried:
I'm young enough to follow, so long as you're
my guide:
And scme, you know, must bite the dust, and that
at least, can
Eos give the young ones place to fight but me q
place to die
If they should fire on Pickens. let the Colonel
in comma nd:
Put me upon the rampant, with the flagstaff in
my hand;
No odds how hot the cannon smoke. or how the
SMELLS may fly,
I'll hold the Stars and Stripes aloft, AMI hold
them till l die
"Im ready, General, SO you let pest to me-bo
given
Where Washington can see me, as he looks from
highest Heaven,
And say to Punam at his side, or, nay BE- Gen
era Wayne:
There stands Old Billy Johnson that 70, ght at
Lun 7y's Lane!
E. And when the fsht is hottest, before the trait
ors fly
When she'll and ball screeehing, and bursting
in the sky
Ifany shot should hiG me- aud l y me on nay face
My soul would go to Washington, and NOT to Ar
nold'S place!"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13
Willie is a Rifeman.

Oh Willie is a rifieman,
Noble and brave is he;
A gallant, dashing rifeman.
And all the world to me.
For ne'er could love coward,
Who holds uis life so dear,
That he cannot join the patriot ranks
As rifle volunteer.
But Willie has noble heart,
He fears not battle cry
He'd proudly bear gallant part,
He'll conquer or he'll die!
lie bravely joins the gallant clan,
And scorns the thought of fear
SO noble is the riheman,
The gallant voluute er.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13

adoo , adoo %
My tower threw the Southern Conthieve-
racy on my way home was thrillin enuff for
yeller covers. 1t will form the subjeck of
my next.
Betsy Jane and the progeny air well.
Yours respectfully, A. WARD.
= Vanity Fair.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-13

SEwELL's PoINT.-This point abost which
considerable interest is now felt. is situated
on the south shore of Hampton Roads. fous
miles from Fort Monroe. If fortified. i
would command the entrance TO Elisabetb
Channel, which leads to the harbor ef Nos
folk.
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Volume 81,
Gbe Centre 9entotrat.
is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY

- FObLISHED EVEhI FHOhoOF<'
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Se13e1ntcS &apiteG.

9tnt na6lteu Sage 9ins NeinbOlO 3u benz
Doctor Deutl6ltn, tbm 9utbers 8rief au brtn=
gen. @r bate porber nod Elm @elpraG nit iet4
nem 8ater, pem9tatbsberrn SierOnYmu8, BET benz
er DEN 8ureermeilter erasmus bon @tuslobe
fanS, Der 3prnis unp erbtbt i'm eten Serlolien
ppllte.
Oils 8einbplo bereintrat, ldlus i'm Der Sar<
germsiiter wOblwpuenp auf Die Shulter. Son
Dem buffe tA, pob er una eine Stabe leiu miro in
pteler orauliaen 3ett! ipra& er. Oils ein rs9s
ter Monn an 9eib unD Seele 1T er pteoer 9efpm@
men unp bat ntht per9elien, BON pel6em 0e@
lbe4t er fammt, g8tr baben uns 9eltern
erbaut an stnsm ernteu uno feinengGelen ;9tnse
ee an ip(lte er 9letA in Der Stapt Amt unO
Oienf.
G,ut Ding tptO Beile babet, erfptoerte Der
Ratbsberr unp rteb lib Die 5dnDe. Sap ibn nnr
parten, bis er tpeiB, po ein 5eerp lsebt nnp elr'
2ppf fOGt.
Der gitrsermeiter laten bas su bebenten'
Gr bltdte ben 6errn 5terunYmuS an, Der nod
INNER letRe 9anpe rieb, MAp ntdte tbm 3u.
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Die 6eipen pornebmen ssrren laben letr uer-

Die beipen DOrnebmen 9erren Iaben Ie6r per>
idteDRn aus. erasmus BON Ntspbe mar aroB
unD itarF, nit et1em mGCbttgen GOpf Der auf
elnem Stterbale Jap, ltren9en 2ln9en, bartem
@)eltd>t, IN teper 0epegung uno Wtene bas 8ee
iUuBthtn pfs reaterenOen 8areermeiIters unp
De5 yttterS unD 0annerberrn mar ct Der I'M.
beu9lame Gertreter Der aten Nat6sberrltAfeit
unO pe8 alten @lau6ens. SierpnYmuS 6al1e(
id]ten Elm 3wer9 neben t6m, pbpobl er nt6t be-
iOnOerS tleIn mar. Gr trug liA aber 9ebadt
uno etne Wfagerfet madte DEN llnterIhteD auf<
fauenper. Oa8 Dirre, lange @elibt, pas lptbe
Etnn, Die freunplthen fleinen 2lu9en, Die ltltioe
3u9 um ben NtunO uno bic faltenreihe breite
Sttra, tpelde lth baarpS, Bis In Die Ntttte peS
&epFaetortleBte, fpnnten 5ulammen 9enUmmen
gang onosre Selor9ntiie erre9en, ais Der trpstSe
Slr9srntetlter. ST DcrbieIt lib gu bielent lpie
et1 6uh5 gum SGren, AUDI traute man ibm pte<
lie BON peiisn @i9en1faften gu. 0urDe Der 8ar>
9ernteiteE ttef 9e9riiBt, 70 bifte b ntdt g8eni9e
mod metttterer ODER apeinal Dor Dem 9tat08berrn,
aber i'll Der lester 3eit bate paS 8Ifen itber<
baupt na69elaIen+
0tetnbolO fol- entlAeibelt, p6 i6 9te6t BABE
oper Ou la9te erasmus. gBr miilIen ben perz
lauTenen Rarlltapt auf ieben SAL los perDen, Der
unfug muB Elm @upe nebmen. Der Scar araf
1T geern beimliA bel mir gepeet1, bat nit elmer
6trltenoeriammlun9 9eorObt, nit 8erlult letner
6rennplAoTt weun mir ni4t lAarf parunter fat
rem,
5abiA faAte bItlA fobte ttAerte per0tntbss
berr.
3u9sfuBt 1T meine Wstnuns rtef Der 8ar@
9ermeiter; tptr linp 1iel gu I4bte eewelen, paber
nor milf r11
ZEN StdptfneHten gretfeH- lal{sm Die Tptte
nuB nieoer
llno ieit tDr Der SarssrI9aft 9ewtB fraets
HetnbolO.
Die beiieren 9eute Qeben gum Gat9, iaste Der
Surgermetter,
(Gprtlebung fol9t.)
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lyrt1@ 0t0eFDmmette meme sIrficbte.
Sreben ataetOulmen:
500 SHlbel 8an3e @rblen,
100 9oloSere eC
500 9eipaltene os
5000 Nfunb StnIen.
100 He9s Barley (oeri6iebete Ramnern)
500 Yfuno paergrIss,
90 Re9s 2SGlsenSries,
2e0 neae ppl. 9irinoeS
90 Sal5- Seroelen,
90 SUrss SlnlbAr9er Rdie,
10 &Itel S9mei3er aaie,
pe!s ~r gu Gen biasfen IRatpretIen an gSerpeSukra
laIIen, WbeeI Il g8tlbeImn
Rop1s 37o Nett. Na imo,.a~
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9eute,

bic @ bur& temH EATER se&Dd@t Eacen bic e 70 cff Scu
b5n 4enten rher TT Der SuIe Itrncn UNI bern 8pIaen he an
ndtS pursa tba TN o6laft Dur& pOnuttOusn bts penu
rem fCaten frort bts u6tEtetn S&rte tbun -
Sg ae Has Sn tunset 1tGHu ets 5OHans etnts eanSss
Der Eebltne euer &rH aleu NuSten unb Nsubn Sea
2ebens Oseren Uerteu rl bur& pe Bpeen ner Mbrruno
bonn Vee Der NStur eSIt Ysripnen muF beppr M tutres
ten tn bte - ~
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0elGaftsbii6er, Bapier= llnO Sdreibmate
rialiels2ager.

Samuel e. Turner, 3 Siib~@barle8ifr.
bait bednc I'M 8Orrab grOBeS 2oSr peper S@rebua.
tertaen ge4aitS uno 6OntO- -8h9er n ietsm 9aSr bsf
b nlancti4eS uno mpOrttrteS SEb rnb Srepaper boa
alien ntSgiden Sorten unb lSabreen.
ROtsnpapter 81 Iiniirt uno weiB in GROCER InatpnHE.
8rte I -@ouperte aner Scren. Z .9.
gdrebnatertolen art fe Office ntb pripaSeBrodl
St4bIcern eoerbolter, SieSeaad, Oban, 8leite 9b r
lsl, Emten61er II.
Ente sun @dretben unb fr Goprpreien Don ben beteu
Tabreu, GsprprelIen SCrtcfOlLos RertemonnaiS &c. M
Sp SrobeS Sa9er ppn paGpapsr, Spteltaren, OreE
8orben ,e su ben bia9en Rretien.
0dubler Druder aus sem Sanbe meSen es IN bre nes
eHS Moen bel mi1 pcrsuipreceu (Se17slO
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9r. SOlnftprt.

meheb Res t5nigfen gcGess Der gDunbdrte in 2DrSCn
0Eleu.rs enes Der eren eb;tun Gplesten 6r Der Stl1
zen ce pen 8gBten 3bs eues Nebens tn cptt1ern UEu
EporA yarts Ebdoephfo ue aberen Stdben Iusebra bat
Fe Ger Gnneerbarn 0elun9en pCahe pom benen bic &C.
9V5s Ger wtfon peiB un3GbItse 2eibsnte Obreua
t Nrertat Gno anbersn 8ranfben l,tren IoIde A. g. aud
M esi SpSten ernuien ~ lebr erreten tte Al oft crr5.
stn vi asFneeH 9Iesnstefea wurpen aasenbfIi se-
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Or, .9obnIto1l,
Der etnstoe 9lrat, npeLd)er on3efot.
(GtabItrt bar attaebu 9obrer.'

(GtabItrt ber adtsebn 3atrenl
ST tat kas derae rrfamt uuk bette NtteI In sr aDeI
entrea 9e9en tus GENTLE Rr0nhetten S&T0t tn 6en uEA
ben @ltsSe unfsfptGss tsesnnasn ttr Gmtrss
tn ben Nenen ben eren uuk urnbIae bcA @t.Iuas s
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tsrEren unN Mot stts sbr ~trDen rrs sdusnSRs
2pfnun1en Vern6n S4r1s bar Contribution beruSr6rtnsen
Ss Ghe uamSe ma6sa aab sulss ben 4Srp IrD Ssna iss
Sun9e Manuer
beOsss ~s6e BITE OSfr g.Beeu QGaers serrrben Rab
eas aP& y ps zduisnb tn u frahts Srab rets eIe
bur sre srRnbenen SaIsne unb grranDe spt
penn OSnnet Der ereoantstt ben SeHat beaert une eet
eer bstaubrnbt lSne EstlcGt b0ben MIrben mSsen flo NIT
0Suem Ser;FGuew naten. ..t|
Uerbeiratb:te perlonen,
veer S0&e ntIs S ~ ~srpetratbeu Uedb6sen uni @ Stv
6 s6pa&t sSsr etnes auht 5tnberutes 6eHust nb O
Ten unrertu6it8 Or SStnBOn ~ &atbt eben
que 2nesnt sseen sts &pt Sbpa 8t OOer stSt acrrane
Wetlborfst Der Rsrssn 8ttru uED 56Was r&6sfune
l Der Betdnsuns Eurrrss pom Dr. Srhnfpu unterebt
tam tsu as susm @sreumalae esus Burd & Gpsrrawtn
ENC taSer0ftD dGf stns ait!the @ebdittett prIden.
SrBanllbe S6wa6t A
nnSr.asIta sebe pDgs Rra uteSer Sersssut 9tss
t0mmen 6att GnmeeG na&t a oft Noc Dser tt breu
esSsntatten beOnnen T5baen SunOs eeuts nt 81 Iett
ttnnsn 0bsst& at ap6 gtrttturen RteDeri6sssn TIM
naTa stein une an6ert urd9en entfsben Gann III Rt bod
W stns beige ees atraues tbslen OreGne
Ss ass a e. ausnen bag h ra 9tasusuns eber vDn
ste Nds betmItGen Qdfern
Denen ets hd reie ins AuBer6cm werpa sae eeshsr a."
nnsHts Vsre9uunss sRwdt UNI BITE pspReu unA
G!tsrn unt eepr pen oft n& bic urfa8e Der Rranttett Is
reT tneer Ceer 3sng 2Dtr oft fatsteu M M 9eieer Irb
fGtben Fnb. -
GS- Sfftce: 90. 7 SIO=TreDertdraee
lebsn G9ifren bon 8altsluUreltry Sltlt9e @stte,
bte Stufen btnauf.
Nfan merts @ SGmen unb 9ausnumer henn untFenks INT
Tlsertis sfa4ma5r eur&ebens SewiFsulO 0uGGalbe
S0nphder Shepter StrdBenretnteer uni eGmpenpuser
nenen 6 rselma6ts Nerlts un6 1auern aaaesOs SpE r
SobntcI's Ruf tn Der N15e
NS. Aas Srtefs ntiiHen etRen PCa@5tdmp eutbaIen.
Sine 9etlun9 in 2 1Sasen sustftGert.
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0r S. y; 9mt4b belt eS rHtr 0r erforotrt6 bent qubli
tn stntge NuBena ner Oorj49!ien @sen&0en as Nr
une Gbirnr9 ju sbe ope eae olr 8Neeie ansuIGen we
dye aus peGnIt4er oruatiOnn we8en i6perstr 9dtra
seroroeu.
@s 1T JenIgen6 ar i'm Q8enwSrs anuiGtren bab
1885 eebprler Norm ais 4rit araoite et jener 3et
ftne 9are Cbeen armteen ueewan0t nnS in
BEN Iesn abren mer 9oenten cIrirt ais ir Ss9nbune
eineS 9omenS ais bdtger 9enctnnuBaer f n6ttmenr
uno aGfn Aerja tte9sr Smot uIamurngsncmme
gef6eteu tann.
Sbslc6 encm 26ee Der peSer Der arstGen rarta
fnr a1afalbere ageeben miro, an;st9 70 erf6enen eood
oe ben NIT ion 8raften bebaftete pripnen Crwohfnben
9orteile sro8 nm n6t pas Ane8en fir ietr nobmenb8
balten Stuff ntAt einn Ghrurg bas 8er su
pttren etnen Suten un bic 6ran6eien A9e bsten?
uno enen &rSt ene fpnfis 8ranftelt m better, lnr 6e
hebt eie8 ntt IN Der 9orausbun3 baB lire If
fO0ret6 bdt3 = Or S. g. nth 1T Der dltee reg ctn6Btes
9raDmr @r wetter TT Baltimore onset8en fds Seine Dayf8
tt In leben ahren cine 70 is9cehn geueIen ub er ta
8rantbeten III allen 6&len o nnHer in bts Eagen eebet
Dt 8ug aut bic grrBe Anabi tIrs ener Betou6-
lung sstOnerer Sale. hd Dr. SMITH fit BR6 unelIf-
fn nn beteueerS 8rcnoe eeh motaemetuten Rat u ebt
len wrhl oordu ohten o8 e t pur bte In atfen Mniet-
gen @ braiteneen Suadaber prlpdt werbeu, pele erIpe
6unsen TaGen oeen GrIg8 ebf ben erfobreneu bGfn
MSrp uuSoltdA
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Saltimore=2pcE9 9oiDifaI.

@'e9riinOet snr llnterpriidurg Der Suod lalbsret.
Der etnsige Qlas, no etne 40etlun9 erlau9s
irerben fan1l+
2tnberung tn feds GtunDett+
Rein Quedlilber, pas euere @slunpAe!t SsL'
LENDS rlttntrt.
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SelpnDer6 Su bea6ten +!

Or. Spbnn Etse alien DRen feline uIft an neI6s M burG
l6e eebee Gnb unnatrlt6e @ei t5rps1 ssf6enDe fur
bic Artet ce @eeaaf uni bic GPe unfabe adube eahet
ael&paht baben.
M nb eiuse bsr troursen btlosnsrrtbeu 6rssu Bet
ruben ewCtntetten bes eafsrs; Sdwde TIM @den unb In
ben @lterern S6meren I'm rpfe Shmas ehts Nerlda
Der Wtuefeltrat SerJtIrpn nerUO uarupe Nasuf6paGt
unrbnune Der WerpauunesSFsane ausenetus GutraftuHa
SpmpEcme Der SGptnhfndt
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8ea6tet SYUlaenDe8 bet 2eiten.


Der ngId6 pel1er NIT Obi9en uetn bebatet TT nus d
6ne1 etnn erahrenen Nrst oUr pelden nidt ur
BON enen Smersen beet wirb 1Oneern beuelben bed
S6en ee 51mptoue tdj tn g
fe eugprse ooer Die 8ranbeit eter id 9elrien Bat
elmer nett 9Esern 8ednun9 bfrA it, 8ercnauulen ODER
gtrtcture5" nod etnsr Or. S. Smith aufae
iInbenen 0tbanDungsw In weut9n "a zen ohne Smeritu
cecr cpnpeutensen fir en paentsn eehet 3u0ei6 a0rQ
trt 0r. g. 3 Smith boB tetne 9ntsIuoune orefhr6
ais Etres" bebdnrelt werce wppur 10 oft GGQrotane
bic traurigtsn 6cleen pertettGhren
Saus Qente &le, pede fen1tnaler G6pGhe leeeu
polen @ BET 3elten melheglr wopnr e 9teen 8uner nb
erp6e uutcifen eriporen.
Dr. S. g. Suitb BAT bur Ste SadGe Gur Dbaer 6ranf6s
erDBrre 8rIbntbe ais ir9enb @s In Amero
eran8 @r bt cas- uebel In Itwrisfen 5lsn oon Gne
lno gtbt Der &OnfUtpn tbre urprngde raft pieoe
tnoe fr etnae Hns mIre tei anpenoet. 9 Inc 4eptn
1T re Wertur o an moroItlen @ten tn elmer beaeu
bften @a bereitet une fam i'm Sat- 9ruatbaue
auf Der 0ee uuBeae uutemerft pbne GtEua 0eIh6
u Dcruridden, 9eupmmen ptrben. 9r bei9e Gn
3unbuu9 etn9reten 1T, wre Gnidrautg 2ebeuSpe
nctbWenstg.
QuG SSrant6eten bsS wtfiaen Gei&e6ts BAT r Or. g.
B Snb lett etae Rette 0breR ene bpnpere NulmerI
Ianet sepet unb priprt aen Qeioben fetlente Cur
Dr. s. D. Smith 9dgntattpe fur 6rouen tam pbi0et
9abeerbaen. 0e NfEou TT gut puroe jnnerhab Sab
auserprotu Eie ooDpn eebra - 9reiS s.. gerione,
gabe GpmpOme Or S. 3. Smith tn pDrtpiren 8rteen con-
tuen unb BE 0tepsn 8sub enrn Stee Qanpes &C.
i6tft erbalten
&lGe &urdge bleiben fn9 FriSam Sn Der Office ifab -
parate 3tmmer Jur Otspofion ber B1ttenten.
Sfsn Son 1br @fOrgeas bic ltbr 4tenos
Or. s. S. Smith
-tv. $50. II Sucs 5rebertdfr. 80ltintSrs.
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0etfia

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, 1861-04-10

Its evident that Mr.. Lincoln and his
Cabinet are about to undertake the in
forcement of the revenue laws and the re-
inforcement of the governmentforts in the
seceeding States. That they will be able
to do this without bloodshed, there is little
hope. The determination Of the rebels is
to continue their defiance Of the laws and
their agressions upon the Federal property;
and in pursuance Of their plans they will
open fire upon any vessel attempting to col
lect duties OF protect the nations rights.
As soon as they do this and compel the
forces Of the Republic to repel attack, We
advise the semi-secession papers to set up
the howl that the President is inaugural
ing civil WAT" Let them, forgetting that
the President is strictly within the line Of
constitutional duty to which he is bound
by solemn oath, repeat this phrase time
and time again. Let them cover up and
put cut Of sight the insults and aggressions
| Of the traitors, continued without internlis.
sion for more than four months, anu put
all the blame on the constituted authori
ties. Let them howl, rave, rant and roar
| Let them scream with simulated rage and
undisgulsed hate; and BY keeping up the
| show, somebody may, ~ and by, begin tc
believe that the, Secessionists are SO many
gentle doves, who would not crush worm
| and that the ferocious Lincoln and blood
thirsty Seward are conspirators against thu
Union that they have both sworn to pre-
serve. Will not the Times prepare t.
begin?
, 1861-04-10
d CERTAIN EFFECT.

The most sagacious politicians Of the
country are grieVously mistaken, If vigor-
ous display Of material force on the part Of
Government, does not produce healthfui
moral effect upon the people Of the Border
States. The Union men-by Union men
we mean those who are for the Union as it
il, without conditions-are now under re-
straint which they cannot throw of They
are not sure that their loyalty will have
proper srpport-that after having put5fortha
their best efforts for the maintenance Of
the Constitution, the Federal power will
not permit them to be tramp1ed in the
dust: They want to see physical force be-
hind them; and seeing it, they woald re-
double their e1ertions:t While they were
gathering new courage from display OF
-manliness and courage in Others, the mad.
men who have gone into the Disunion
movement because they could do so with
impunity, would be called to halt By the
danger which they would see looming up
before them. Given the Choice Of war OF
obedience to the Constitution and the lawF,
and tens Of thousands to whom Republican
rule is Objectionable, they know not why,
would begin their search after proof, which
everywhere exists, that Mr.. Lincoln and
his friends intend them no harm. That
found, and the trouble, except with the
Cotton States, which are reasonable from
choice, would be at an end.