Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-10


Disnor LEE Of DELAWARE "A recent dis
course of Bishop Lee, of the Episcopal dio-
cese Of Delaware. contains the following
passage;
Another duty that feel bound to pre-
sent to the | hrietiun citizen, is that OF sls-
tanning the con-tituted authorities aad rail-
| living under our country 5 banner. We had
been for years enjoying the blessings of Il
mid, uaterual, and {, institutional govern
ment, under whose gentle, heHehcient away
every citizen las been safe ut home and re-
,pected abroad; liberty and property have
been secured; Industry has been encouraged
and every civil right and social blessing has
,epu enjoyed TO the fullest extent
w hen such Go, elnment is assailed Icy
violence. shall not those who have SO long
experienced its benefits rise one man in its
defense, and present Il soiid front to its enc
mics?
"Iu the heat of tli5 unhappy conflict each
party Of course confidently claims to hive
tighi on It's side This is the case in every
great dispute that has ever agitated mani
kiud No party in u strife ever ackuo wledg-
ed iselfin the wrong But is there a ohad-
ow Of doubt as to the tdment of impartial
observers pt distance, or of the uuprclu-
diced historian in the future? have not the
smallest question as to which side will enlist
the sympathics OF the lovers Of or er, peace,
truth, liberty and justice throughout the
the Worid--4IiIl less DOUBT as to which has
tne approval of Almighty Cod"
The NoRTn CAnoLI>A 1Hoops AID ROGER
A. PnyoH--A corr spoadent of the New York
Tribune, writing from North Carolina, says;
The North Carolinjans are especially an
like the Nirliuians and south Carolinians
aud cannot tolerate either their officers or
men. 4 notable case occurred as the forces
of this State were on the eve of returning
rrom Virginia. Roger a Pryor, military
peacock who i held in particular dislike nd
contempt 10y them, having cast some indls-
erect reflections upon taer courage and dis
cipliue, came upon the ground ~ they were
about leaving He was saluted with grouns,
together with cries of Potter" Pryor shook
his long locks, aud looked all his oeular dag
gers at them, and commenced gcsticuatiug in
"a violent manner, when a shower Of discarded
ratious, which the indignant North Carolini-
ans let fly, caused hin to beat Il has'y and
undiguticd retreat. The returned troop4 are
loud in their conplail IS Of iIl-usage, no pay,
| hard work, miserable and scantv rations, aud
| bad whisky, and the maiorily, DISCUS ed with
t@Dir experiences in soldering, declare they
will never leave the state again.
AprRupRIArn "A special to the New York
World, dated August 29th, says the rebels at
Glasgow, Kentucky, have named their camp
Nnlmndigham, in honor of the Ohio Repre-
sentative.
He is worthy of having den of thieves
named after him.
SuE-TnAroHa.--A dispatch dated Wash
iugDou, August 2Sth says:
The female rebels now under arrest were
transferred to-day to the commodious dwell
ing temporarily hired for the purpose Of
keeping them in confinement Several have
been arrested esi1es those whose names have
been published.
Mns. PAnuNGroN says there ia not enough
of 'he spirit Of seventy-six iett in the South
/ TO fiji a fluid lnmD