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The national Republican., 1861-12-03
Deaths Of Soldiers


Tho following soldiers have died since our last
reporti
Private J. r. Mcbride, company D, Fifty.
second Pennsy lvania regiment, at Columbian
Hospital.
Private william A. Steinbour, company n
Fihh Vermont, ut Seminary Hospital.
Private William Jeffreys, company d, Fifty.
third Pennsylvania, at Indiana Hospital.
Private Hiram Fausbey, company @, First N.
Y. artillery, in camp.
Private John shiveley, company Il, Fifth Pa.
reserve corps, at Division Hospital.
Private Daniel Obenor, comnany G, Fifty.
third Pennsylvania, at Indiana Hospital.
Private William Winchell, Indiana cavalry,
ut Camp Carter, near Budd's Ferry, Maryland.
Private William Harvey, Fifty third Pennsyl.
vania reserve, at Indiana Hospital.
Private Adam Martz, company G. Third Penn.
sylvania reserve corps, vt Camp Pierpont.
Private Franklin Wilson, company I, First
Pennsylvania reserve, ut Camp Pierpont.
Private Henry Brown, company D. First reg.
ment District Volunteers, at Columbian Col.
lege.
Private william Roseley, company K, Ninth
Pennsylvania reserve corps, at camp.
Private David Neeley, company N, Fourth
Pennsylvania volunteers, at camp.
Private Cephelas Ryan, company X, Eighth
Pennsylvania volunteers, at st.. Elizabeth Hos.
pital.
Thaddeus Hodges, Fourth Michigan volun.
teers, ut Columbian Hospital.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
Are ted for Burglary.

A soldier belonging to one of the regiments
stationed near the Navy Yard, was arrested,
yesterday morning, on the charge Of burglari.
ously entering u dwelling in that part Of the
city, and taken before Justice Gull. The Jus
tice dismissed the charge Of burglary, but fined
the man $3.50 for disorderly conduct, which
was paid by an officer Of the regiment.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
George Christy,

OF world.renowned celebrity in negro min
strelsy, will give an entertainment at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Navy Yard, this evening. His asso
ciate artists are of the first class, and the citi
zens of the Navy fSTd may ssey InGpass hv thp
that he designs opening permanent oper,
house in this city, for the Introduction OF col
ored opera In its most attractive form.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
sKIRMIsH NEAR OLD POINT.

Baltimore, Dec. "A skirmish occurred on
Friday night, near New Market, about fve miles
from Old Point, ir h three rebels were
killed, including 'jott, a well.known fner.
chant Of, Richmond. Tho body was identified
by letters In his pockets.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reconnoissance Of Tybee Island.
SHELLS THROWN AT THE RECoNNoITERING

Ne,o York, Dec. 1.-The steamer Mcclellan
has arrived here from Tybee Island and Hilton
Head. she carried Gen. Sherman and his staff
tn Tybee Island, where a reconnaissance was
made, during which four shells, which were
thrown from Fort Pulaski, burst near the
party. There was no damage done, however.
On the return Of the Mcclellan with General
Sherman TO Hilton Head, they passed the gun
boat Florida, with Commodore Dupont on board,
hound tn the mouth Of the Savannah. The
Florida returned the same evening.
The Mcclellan left Hilton Head on Tn arsday
night. She brings the mails. and spatches
from Gen. Sherman and Com. Dupont. The
health of the troops IL perfect.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
MntrlmOniAI.

One hundred and sixteen marriage licenses
we're issued from the clerks office for the Dis
trict of Columbia in the month of November
last. very large proportion OF the bride.
0rooms are soldiers. Hurrah for the " bold
suldier boy"
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
DY WALL ~ BARNARD. Auctioaesrs,
d Cor, Penn. Ave. and Ninth street.

u cor, Tcnn. ave. A. nu Nbhth btfcets
LARGE AND PFRFkPTuRY sALg OF AN ELE
CANT ASSORTMENT OF la DIES ANs GENTLE
NEWS FURS, SLkIGH-ROBEs, DC. &c, ATAUc-
TON
On THURSDAY MORNING nsxt the 2sth In.
stant commencing at L. oclrIk, We viii sell by cat
alogue a. our Auction Rooms, = arge and Superb
Assorr ment Of Ladies and Gen'lenfs as Furs and
Sleigh robes &s just received direct from one Of the
Largest Importers -nd kanu ufaetursrs on broadway,
New York, all made 10 eKpre sly ,or the resent
,sa.on aad of the lasst styles, will be warrant
LarE, Mink, Eud.or by, and other sables, Car
Uinsls, Caps, Ia m and Sets
Stone Marien, MAX, Frch, and Ermiss.
R,.h "ett- and Single Pieces Store MarteH.
Water n NIX, Nous ala Naricr, sib rian Squirrel.
Germsin Fitoa, Silver Mart.n, aud Royal SOUR
rel .etts
| Fur Seal, Beaver, and othrr Gloves.
| Otter Caps, Beaver aad u;her MufHers.
Also, every variety OF La les and Caiidr,ns Furs
| Fancy C rriage sRd leigh robes, L ned and un
| iuu,d Ruffsl 10 Robes Fur Coals, &c. &c
A. the ssIs WIN be without reserve, II uffers fine
| OF ortuoity for lsoiss aud gentlemen TO supply
.nemle with hrst cIa.s fur, and we invite tbs
ladies and the public generally to the sale.
WALL L BARNARD,
nov % Auctioneers.
~ The above sale Is postponed until
TUESDAY Sd December.
nov 9s WALL L BARNARD.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
AUCTION SALES.
ny GREEN =. wILLTAMs. Auoeion.
rxCELLENT H0UsEH,JID . A vD KTTCHEy FUR.
NiTURE At AUCIIlT n.


r1CELLENT HOUSEHJJD 4 vD KYTCHEy FUR.
NfIURE AT iUCIIDE.
g., On THURSDAY, the 9th in:tart, we shall sell at
~ oc ock m at r,siie C No 3.s on Twenty first
street west, between II aud sirerts ilr. ward An
excellent assortment OF Furniture, viz:
Zine Rosewood Velvet covered PaTlor Sui.e, com.
prsing- win
Free ch Sofa
lsm castor and parlor Chairs
walhu; marole top Centre Tables
2Otom,n', mahogany hair cloth Sofa
rarior chairs and Rockers
Ma'nuf E'rRers, What not and H,t.'rea
. rlne dama|k ami white WindOp Cur ai,s and
Fixtures '~
Marble top dressing a d other Bureau,
Msrbe-top Siieboard
fre gilt frame +, r. Mirrors, a1d olhe, Loo Ing
Glasses "s
Fine miho4 any and walnut weriro1es, BOOK.
cas- 8, and Secretaries
Fins mahogany French, Cottage aud ether BID.
ste ads
Fine mahogany Extension, Dining, aad other
China, Glass, Crockery and Plated Ware, and To
bic Cutlery
Fine Fsa her Beds, MATTRESSES, and Heddirg
Brussels, three ply, and other Carpets, Hall OIL.
.loths
Refrigerator, cooking and other 8 loves
And = large assortment Of Ktche Requisites
Terms cssh, in specie .r its equivalent
GREEN a WILLIAMS
dec I'D tStarl Auetioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
SENTENCED TO BE SHOT.

Nep York, Dec. At is reported that Col
Kerrigan, Of the Twenty fifth New York regi-
ment, has been tried by a court.martia for
treason, and sentenced to pa shot, and that the
warrant has been signed by the President
Kerrigan is a men ber Of Congress from this
city.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
Criminal COurt.

The December term of this court commenced
yesterday morning. The sessions will be held
for the present in the Council Chamber, the
court room being occupied by the circuit court.
The grand jury having come into court, q brief
but impressive charge was delivered by Judge
Crawford, and they retired to enter upon their
duties.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
Navy Yard.

The steamer Reliance arrived at the Navy
Yard, from this side of the batteries, on Sun
day evening.
A schooner loaded with wood, while passing
the battery at Shipping Point, was fred into
by the rebels. Out Of thirty shots fred but
ono took effect, cutting away the jib hslyards
Of the schooner. The gunboats Murray and
Anacostia went to the relief Of the schooner
when the COnfederutes ceased firing.
The hotlla, on this side Of the blockade, con
sists Of seven gunboats.
There are about seventy oontrabands in the
yard, u number Of whom are employed ~ la
borers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
Incorrect.

A paragraph In our Saturdays issue, in ref
erence to John Darrell, dentist Of this city
stating that he is a seoessionist, is, we are sat
ished, entirely incorrect.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.
10 AAvorefsers.

Nearly 10 thousand copies OF the Repib.
loan are circulated among the floating popu,a.
ton every day, besides thslarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers. will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
Sick ..d Wounded Soldier. In Hospital

The Union and Army Reporter, published
this day, (Dec. ~ gives the name, &C., o
every officer and soldier in the hospitals. Fo
sale ut the newspaper depots. Price cents.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Baltimore, Dec. 2.-The Old Point boat has
arrived, bringing no news. There was no nag
oftruoe from Norfolk yesterday.
The steamers Boston and Delaware have sailed
with large supplies for Port Royal.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
By j. c. MCGUIRE = Co., A"'','n''r''
ExCELLRNT FURNIrURE AND HOrSEKERPLNo
RFFRCTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION


OnTUESDhY MORNING. December nd, at 10
O'Clock the eastern house Of Corcorsps BuildiDgs
I street, between Vermont avenue and SIxteebth
street shall sell ali the Furniture and EG.cts.
mprisng-
Superior Rosewood Case Piano Forte, Stool, and
Cover
Rosewood Etsg-re etgsnt Gil. French Mantel
Clsc,s and Vases
suit of Walnut Plush covered Parlor Furniture
Rosew. cd Marble top Centre and aofs Tables
BAN aak Curtsins al d Cornice, kh tds-
uanssome Bruaels and Three ply Carp.ts, Russ,
Oilcioth, and Mating
Arm Chairs, hocivrs, and Fancy Chairs
Oak siteboard Dining Table d,
Oak Dining Chairs, Lounge
Chins ,;la,s, and Crockery Ware
Silver plated 10. Pitchers, Walters, Castors,
Spoons aud Forks
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, and
wsshstsuds
Excellent Hair aui Eusk Msttresses, Bolstsrs,
ant Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, Sheets, 30
Looking Glasses Toilet sets
Stoves, Refrigerator, kc.
Together with general assortment Of Kit,hen
Requisites.
Terms cash.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.,
nov 3o-d Aueuoneers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
Barnard's Vulcanized Pens.

We take great pleasure In rscommendn ng them to
the public a. they are excellent article They do
not corrode do not cut through the thinnest paper
neither will they spstter the toughest surface
paper and are decidedly the best metallic pen ever
made. shilling'o on, Odeou Building, corner Four.
and a half street and ylvauia avenue, L. agent
for the sale of them In this city. dec 8-3t
The national Republican., 1861-12-03

MOVEMENTS OF GEN. zoLLICoFFER.
Louisville, Nov. 30.-Tte Epening Bulletin
says that few days since the rebel General
Zollicoffer was at Monticello, Wayne county
with 1000 men.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
MARRIED,

At Trinity Church. on the I'd instant, by tn
Rev. Charles H. Hall, THOMAS WILLIAMSON,
5. N, 10 JULIA, daughter of William F. Price
ESQ.,, of this city.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03

w of age, TO make himself generally sfll In a
Restaurant. Apply at southeast corner Twenty
second and G street. dec Size
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
India Rubber Goods.

India Rubber Goods.
India Rubber Rlan kets, Tor 81. 20 each.
India Rubber Blankets, ruy large nie, " DO each.
India Rubber Coats, 81 30 each
India Rubber Ponchos slightly damaged, 81 each
India Rubber Lsgglngs, 81 per pair
AtH. A. HALL CO.'S
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pennsylva ania avenue,
nov 2e-u Between Ninth and tenth streets.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT REPORTS RE-

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-The reports Of the War
and Navy Departments have been recalled by
orders from the President, and will be sent back
TO Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03

TAME TO TIL E STABLES OF Carpenter
u Thomas, on Sixth street, near @, (whers the
owner can find him. on Saturday, November 30lh,
Cream oolored HORSE with harness on
dec 3-Sts
The national Republican., 1861-12-03

Al Hospital At tohmbiia College, Washingto,,
NOu %.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03

At General Hospital, Union HgteI, corner q
Bridge and Washi"g!on streets, GsorJstoDa
Nou. 22.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03

NANTER IL BURY HALL.
(Fo,merly the Washington Assembly kooms1
Louisiana avenue, near corner of Sixth street,
the rear of the National and Browns Hot!
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
With the first talcn f,a
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
Resppearance of MISS JULIA HUDSON,
THE b BEAUTIFUL l. so y 20 Il l. :. :.
New Songs, new Dances, and new Piays,
TONIGHT, THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET
LA MONDOLINA
LA MONDOLINA
LA MONDOLINA
LA MONDOLINA
TUMBLETY OUTDONE
DICK PARKER Cfunny Dick) -. at the CASTEnsuR'
HARRY FoN...................at at the CASrRkBuRN
W. Is. HARRISON. ............a .at tne CASrkRBuEl
M'LLx FRANK La FoLLE.. at the CAsTKRBURl
Mics JULIA HUDSON, the beautiful
Mrssps sDsfs EMsx MINIS, WILLIS: vn.. '"e oAS0A
MON, PARKER CLIFTON, and
hostXf Others. at the CAsrRRsuEh
GRAND
AFTERNOON M4TINEE
ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4TH,
For Families, Ladies', and Children.
Door open at O'Clock.
Admission Children. 10 cen =
ADMISSION N ghts-Parquet, Is cents Partsri
l5 cents.
Doors open at I, commence at ~ O'Clock.
uov1s
The national Republican., 1861-12-03

J-NION FURNITURE DEPOT,
y 800 seventh St, near Northern Market
| have ow on hand good assortment of House
houId urAiture, consisting OF Chamber Sets from
s!b up; Sofas, Chars, Tables, Bedsteads, bureaus
Mat f,'c9, Tails, Tubs Brooms, Pillows, Blankets,
Com 'Orts, &c., &c
! call from my Republican friends, and all good
Union met, 10 solicited. EXPEssEs BKIEG SMALL,
CAS- AFFORD 10 SELL ChEAP.
nov 3O-+nt T.B. BROWN, Agent.
The national Republican., 1861-12-03

BAKERS WANTED.-Two Good Bakers
ID at the New YORK Pie and Cake Bakery, On
seventh street, near Maryland avenue, u.land
nov SO-Sts $ PArEN.
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>: :: ttFrom the Columbus (Qhlo) Fact.1
=. The business men Of Cincinnati and Cleye.
land seem to be particularly foEtunate il
being canght BY the sWindlers and 1ascals who
fellow well dressed and impudent, with some
money and more dishonesty arrived in. this
city and took rooms at = hotel He next
calico upon our business men; for the most
part Wholesale and 'family'' g1ocers, where
he represented himself as tSbrother- chip, u
except on a scale much mora extensive thsn
any house here. His card read, q James +.
champion & Co., wholesale, {no retail) gro
GERS and commission merchants, Cincinnati.
Ohio and Cleveland, Obio"> The extremelg
low prices st which be was able to fill orders
Tor goods, being several per cent less than the
market price, induced many Of our business
men to patronize him. The next move Of
= Champion d 90. was to procure the articles
ordered. He sent to Cincinnati, and also to
q Cleveland banking: house small su.ns Of
money, say $500 or $400 to each, and then Or
dered Of various wholesale firms in those
cities, goods sufficient to supply his Columbus
customers, referring the parties Of whom be
was purchasing, to his bankers. .of course.
upon Inquiry II the banks, the merchants wers
informed that Messrs. Champion & Co, were
depositors with them, which it would seem
WIS sufficient recommendation, for the goods
came On ID tmnense quantities, to what exact
amount as m not known, probably thousands Of
DOLLARS. They were delivered over to the va
rious houses which had ordered-AIessrs. C. &
Go. poeketed the -money-drew their deposits
from the Cincinnati and Cleveland bankcrs-
and made tracks. The only firm which has re.
covered anything from the firm Of Cham pion
d 60, Is that Of Stem, Trenchard 4 Co., who,
employing counsel, were sharp enough to find
ct the depot large Quantity Of sacks marked
James y. champion d Co., which were i'm,
.mediately Relzed,' and an attachment Issued
tor StS,l2 In nvnr 0f g. r. e. IN
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A NEW DAH0NIEY,
An English Opinion or Day1. & .

An An&1an Op101o4 OF DAV11 &c Co.
The London Daily Aces Of tho 9Th inst, has
this sharp criticism Of JEFF Davis & Com
pany:. i. =
"The eeuthern agitatoFs have keen aeusa
as ths5xn1temant Of secession: lasted :fhsy
were toltrably aure Of their ground. BatnoT
It Is over! and: people are asking what nexf,
they perceive: their danger. For what have
they done l4&TaeY have, as far aet ethe,r acts are
worth anything, voluntarily cut off their states
from the only Connection which gave them po-
Atical dignity Or credit. As long as they were
eonfounded in the grand totaITof American
nationality they shared theIhfgh aqd noble
place which tta vigor, freedom and enighten-
Il IN the regard Of thaTurla.Al II
this the South has lost. It has not only isola-
tied itself, but in the madness Of fanaticism
has founded It's constitution on that very So
clal feature which ls most odious In the eyes
the civilized world. - -. = 49,
has abnaed Tho name Of republic 70 set .p a
fonIedefaaso7t nlsn are already edQi1g Ne1J
Daha'ney NTH afasstssippi repaldsator for iis
CHG, aHa :1aad Q; protested dWttists adcentu7e
eTs, U4afks and pablic Et41derers 1bT ia leaders:
its slavery, we may be quite sure that the Wig
falls, 9lidells, -Yanceys and Benja1nins cannot
fairly represent either Its morality Or its
statesmanshfp. These men only condescend
to lead the South because they nre not permit
ted to lead the North, any longer, and, Il time
Is given them. they Fiu exhaust and disgust
angered the lee Their III names mes and a aatses. aaa
dents are pledge; that while they are at the
head Of affairs, the career Of the ConEederacy
VIII be one Of turbulence, bad faith and In
trlgua or conquest for the extension Of slav-
cry. Their language is, that Of men:who feel
that the very principle of their association
cuts them of from anoble future. From be-
Ing part Of q glorious nation they have become
q. joint-stock corporation for upholdipg md
extending the ens1aYenent Of their fellow.
man." ~ ::
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS Ar TIE SoUrH-
Postmaster General Reagan, Of the Sonthern
Contederaey, has issued a circular In relation
TO the postal organization. He de.ires the
ledefai postmasters to continue their duties as
heretofore, until the new government sha1l
ba prepared TO assrmethe entire control Of It's
postal affairs, and dechres that no new an
po1ntments will bo made at present. ia
dWells upon the great public necessity Of am
Pie postal facilities, and adds, with IN eve to
possible contingencies, that:
II the Government Of the United States should
1aent Bna!l be organized and prepared TO toke
charge OF IT, great shock the public fnterests
W VII pc produced ny such course, as tho Postnas.
Set.Genefai Is authorized to continue. profisiopaI
y; by proclamation, the p5esunt po-tmastcrs. and
other5 IN the postal service, In Office and TO con.
time existing contracts for carrying the mails,
made" ~~A1s~7 -Nu w
TREASON DEFINED IN F1oR1pA.-An net
)ust passed BY the Florida Legislature, dyclares
That IN the event Of any actual collision
between the troops Of tho late federal Union
ana those ~ the employ Of the State Of Flor
ida, It shall be the duty of the government Of
the State to make public proclamation Of the
tact, and thereafter tho act Of holding offira
under the federal government ehall ba dec1ar,
ca treason, and the person convicted shoH
S,!ber dsah. This act was approved bv tho
Governor Of the State on the l4th ult. ;.
oFE6aAuL1SG BAGGAGE IN SOUTHERN
PoRT5.-Tte examination Of the baopaen OF
passengers arriving ct Southern porJa. Is de.
Tended By the Savannah Republican as q ueces-
sary measure Of precautiou. It 10 held to ha
practical enforcement Of the revenue laws Of
the new Confederacy, aud according 70 the
Repubticaa, "the swora duty Of the Custom
house officers Is discharged with the utmost
respect and the Leaf possible annoyance to
passengers"
WHY DeEs Nor sREc1E GO sorrH-There
Is new trouble with the diesatiefisd peop1o of
tha South. Merchants in Southern cities ara
complaining Of the hardship Of having to rav
five per cent premium for gold with Witch to
pay their, duties On imports. One Of the
Goorgla papers asks:
why Is It that our banks, WAC control TIM rotx
ION, nave not IN abundance of apacie With u bich
to enable our merchants to par their duties viii
rome or our Merch1rta who are familiar with co1n
mercl9l and banking operations inform ua shy,
with The Immense influx o. specte from EuIpue. il
nah 81 60 49, @N'ao-
VOTE on TEE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE
'felearn from The VickshErE WAg thai the
elauee IN the Permanent Constitution Of tho
confederate States prohibiting the African
Slave traffic was adopted in the aIonteorlzrv
Congress By tho vote OF four States 70 Iwo.
South Carolina opposed the restriction, While
Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi
advocated it.
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called to the unexplored mineral wealth Of the
LackaWanna Valley, in Luze,na comfy, Peon:
To the development Of this region he devoted
his entire energies, and having secured the
confidence and aid Of prominent New Tofk cop
italists, he succeeded III converting kreEion
wholly wild and unpeopled into ona Of tho
busiest and moat prosperous aections Of the
conntrY:;5, The site ,!of the present :city Of
7sc1antou, with Its thousands at Inhabitants
and sTarming streets, was, in 1910, a mare
wilderness and the change which has brought
q thronging population thlther, aud mada
costly Aaessof railroad tributary to It, are con-
fezsedly due to the skill and ability OF the
deceased. Mr.. Scranton was, in 1858, elected
to represent the Lpzerne District In the
Thirty sixth Congress, and rechosen. last fall
to fiji 8 seat In tie Thirty seventh. SO great,
indeed, was the personal popularity command
ed By his frank generosity and extreme lind
ness Of nuture, rhat no token Of. respect Or
honor he might consent to accept would hare
been denied TO him By devoted constituency.
The same qualities, united with shrewl busi-
ness abilities, had won, him the attachment
and regard Of his colleagues In Congress. It
is doubtful whether any ofherRepabH bHeau can:
hope to carry the Twelfth District-Nsao York
IInzks -
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many who would embrace tho hrtt favorable
opportunity to fight on behalf of the Union
aud human dsedom, and who have no sympa-
thy With tbs paltry sycophant, John Mitchell,
or with auy Of the toadiea OF the slave power.
! a gentleman just In from Montgomery IS.
4ures me- that JEFF Davis Will concentrate five
Thousand men Il Penaaeola to capture Fort
Pickens; Il II u not giVsn nEt~N this u the
neersst approach vs. no to have to gratitude
and reciprocal feeling for. Tbs tnr1endero Fort
Sumter to the rebels, wa su1ay Expect: before
long to !: see them mike. tbs demand that
President Lincoln : ahs1I vscate the White
House, to mike ,room for -REeai dsnt Davis.
The mora they are given the azxaota they viii
demand: + Win venture to- exps19s5 the -:o1ollt:
lon that the. 4dnfdntS tSfs6tlau. At=Was1inSton
mistakes In estimating the ehscf of foEGible
quot eoercive) policy. The concluaton Of logic,
borne ont b. syezy:day ezps.ienese Y that lha
person in responsible position, 1py enforcing
discipline even I'd tbs exHeh3sst point I'd.
curss thh bafety and welfare of hfs fkln1y ship,
or other dominion. Observation, has .teu2ht
me that the enforcement Of tho laws; with a
jndiolona. but frm hand Wonld, IL contrary;
policy .kas not gone too far, b. attended nltf-
mately with tie best Of results, even: in the
seeded EtateA. -.-.- !"-:!A TT : a-li 90