The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04

vehicle conveying the same. or conveying
persons to or from said States, with the said
exceptions, will be forfeited 70 the United
States; aud that from andAafter fffeen DAYS
from the Issuing Of this proclamation, All
ships and vessels belonging in whole OF il
part to any citizen or lnhabitant Of any Of
said States. with said exceptions, found At
sea or,in any port of the United States, VIII
be forfeiied to the United States; aud here
BY enioin upon all district attorneys. mar
shais and officers Of the revenue and OF the
military and naval forces ofihe United States
TO be yigilant in the execution of said act
and in the enforcement Of the penalties and
forfeitures imposed or declared by il; eav-
ing any party who may feel himselt aggries-
ed thereby TO bis application 70 The Secreta-
ry of the Treasury for the remission of any
penalty Of forfeiture, which the said Score.
tary is authorized by law 10 grant, i, in bis
Judgment, the special circumstances Of any
case shall require such REMISSION.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal OF the United
States TO be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington. this 10th
day of August. in the gear VI our Lord, 1861,
and Of the independence Of the Uaned States
Of America the eighty-six:h,
a 81 ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President: ga $50
WIN. IL. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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COST AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE WAR.
Philadelphia correspondent Of the Bal
timnre Exchange takes the following view Of
things
Gen. Butler. with 20 900 or $4,000 men
and a ileet, was sent tDtskc possession u Nor
Ink in week. So certain were the public
that he would succeed, that we hourly ex-
pected the news Of lis capture. Three munths
finds him still 10 fortress Monroe. having
accomplished nothing bat the disastrous al.
fair at Bethel. Twohnudred and forty thou.
sand men were called fOr--:he same author
/ titles told US the work would now be /" sharp
and short;' the userpowering iofee would
crush unt the rebellion IN 40 time. But they
i have not succeeded. Ninety thousand men
we're collected about the Capital aud de,lled
i under the personal inspection 81 GrD Sratt I;
Railroads. were built, Telegraph aud hllleoas
brought into service, and millions II war
material accumulated 10 the city a, base u
operations Daily We expected lie army u
move that was % annihilatr the rebels. hut
General Scoll. being an Old soldier. was car
tious; he Threatened d resign II 10 oa- hur
lrird. lie must lavc time 10 make victory
dlnbly sure. ~ we waited. Two lnnte
months rolled On, and inally tie "t;rani
Army Of the Uplnn, numbering nearl 60.
600, moved iorwsn.. Ii was considered -
lnsineible that Cungres,msn left Their !e-is.
Iatlye SEATS and followed L, witness the de-
feat and rxlrrminst,an Of thr rcbeis. Alas.
We all know the sad aud moriilyiug rrsali
hos our arlny was routed. leaving Their dead
anj dying on the field, aud lselus 10 t,i.pf
to The streets Of the Capital. AMI nov We
are called ou far 1--we handred lhuu. slrd men,
aud money 10 proportion, with better resall,
promised! Can We place any lurthrr can't
drnce ~ prophets WIN have. 10 80 man, ~.
stances, proved themselves ialre Or insane /:
Gommpn sense says no. Every ldy OILS CON.
hrms the .act that We cannot cnnqncr peace
with Tie sword, and il i the heighis u Jolly
q think 80 Bot suppose Il possible VI
could succeed ~ preserving lie Union b.
iafer. The Constitution oblisrs - II ALLOW
them representatives whrne, er they return
10 their allegiance. Filieea States out 81
Z thirty have M hand 10 creating thi. war
debt: eleven are not represented, and laur
lputest against IL ~ uneohsiiiulHnai--cosl
tending that there Is np pVwer to clnse tlie
ports, NJ war against cntire States llr
thirty Senators IRON these States would nev.
er soe Tor an appropriation iOpa, the inter.
esi or principal oil debt efrale.. a. they
think. ENTHUSIASTICALLY, by tie North. 10
npprrs, the Soslh Five mprs sotes waaia
. eve them the Controlling power. these suil
many nore would easily Ne serure,l smans
Tie Nrr,hWe.t agricultural states. Win -
erlse 10 benefit lrpm il,r naney nov be,t,g
expended. ani ~io even nDw are pru' esuii.
ii Ion -rs.s agsinsf 4 tBS bring lad 10 HI,
land u their hBndfs'l. III th.u.pn,ls 81 smal
lasmras, and % tie groceries aud article.
they boy from the Eastern cities.
Tie south woUid aiua,s hold ~ osfr.
! wbelming balsnre u pUwer Oh Northern
questions. Aud there - not The least d.,abi
that When the people Of thu Narth begin q
Heel The weight Of taxes on the ntees-rues 81
lie. shey will imprraii,rly demand lhcis fe.
ped, BY sleetIng those Representatives Nlia
wall ~ vote 20 the sruate aud Congtvss.
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A NORTHERN OPINION.
James Monroe. o. New Yprk. recently
wrote letter q sUnr citizens u New Jersey
~ relation % The var policy II Tie Black
Republicans. The following j. al extract.
advocate peace among ourselves, because
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