Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-09-10

ing home 10 tell Tha, great blow they .
had struck Why do not Holt, johnson,
and other Southern Unionists, devote their /
time wholly to the Border States, Instead
of those S,a'es where there IS little or no
Secessoaisui Do Southern Unionists
expect to lie idle while Noriherners risk
life and treasure and ease to restore TO them
good governmentf
/ President Liucoln makes no secret ofthe
fac. that when the rebellion is suppressed,
he intends to make Dew GisPensation OF
/ oiIioes in the gift Of the Government. He
designs to ignore the adage, "Eepnblics are
uucratefuI, - and to improve on the motto,
40 the vittcrs belong the spOils." lie
has frequently said that he longs for the
time when be can prove bis love for the
saviors Of the Republic, by placing them
in Offices Of honor and of profit. Ills keen
eye is watching the men who are rallying
at the call Of their country, and when
peace shall crown their labors and their
pariis, the vast army Of place-ren must
make room for the Scared veterans Of
Manassas, and it NAV be Of Richmond,
Charlestown and New Orleans.
Gov. Pollock's family are intending to
remove to PhiladclpLia soon. The widow
of the late Col Cameron is to occupy Gov.
Pollock house.
The Episcopal and the Roman Catholic
Bishops OF Maryland recommend the or
seryaIcc Of the Fast Day named by Pres
ident Lincoln. Archbishop John Hughes,
Of New York, has written strong Union
letter.
An attempt to get up Secession meet
ing in New Jersey, uuter a white bauuer
Of "Peace," was suppressed ty popular in
dicua,iop, and the speaker proposed WIS
only saved from lJuchiug BY U. 5.
, Marshall.
The eloquent Rev. Or. Scott, has had to
leave San Fraucisco on account Of his Sc
cession procliviries. He had been the
most popular preacher there, but lost his
hold.
The General Weishtman who was kill
ei in NCullocL's army !; the Wilson
Creek battle, was II jlr Weigh,maC, for
mcrly Of the United States army. lie
was an Eoglishman By birth, but came to
this country at an carly age.
The Government has now, according to
the New York ITorid, forty-six vessels Of
all classes employed in active blockade du-
. ty, carrying in the aggregate five hundred
, aud ninety five guns. Forty-four additions
are to be made to the feet, mounting two
hundred and forty guns.
E.as Mitchell, Jackson township, Sny-
der county, who was lodged in the Middle
burg Jail for threatening to shoot neigh
Dor, committed suicide by hanging hun
5 self in an cut house i'll the Jail yard.
C Gen. Ba;ler-lass year, the Rroohin-
.idsv vrnu;da'v fur u 0veTaor Ia Massachu-
r setts-refuses to run again-deprecates
raising old party feuds-says the RePub-
lican Administration should be hoGorably
sustained, while in power-and, if a, home
he would not vote against Gov. Andrews,
(who is the strongest Anti Slavery Cover
nor in the Uuion.)
1t is very many years since Ohio has
had a "DemOcratic" Governor. The Re
publicaus, however, have called Union
Convention, and magnauiInously pat Da-
vii Todd, u Democrat Of old, up for Gov
; eruar, the remainder Of the ticket being
mostly Republicans, who lave large ma-
jointly il the State.
|. The Democrats Of New Yorl; State
turned out the Mozart or Wood peace"
fActionists, and declared for the entire sub
jugation Of SeceSsioDism, reutralized By
some geuerali1iDg abou. Offering the Rsb-
els their "righ,s."
The Nashville Gsze.te says that mum.
her of Northern Printers engaged in the
Southern Methodist Publishing House
had left 70. the North.
! John Clark, Northern man, resident
Of Tennessee for soms time past, now the
Captain ofa Federal company, in Cumber-
land county, has been brought to Nash
vile for trial
A large number Of Democrats in Mont
comery comfy, Ohio, the home of Nallan-
dighsm, have issued an addressrepudiatipg
: Nallandigham and his doctrines. The
cause Of the address was the action Of the
! County Democratic Convention, which, be-
ing packed by Vallandigham' friends,
placed the Democracy Of the county in q
false position.
The U. s. Government is Offering in
vestmen,s in the Peoples Loan, at y per
cent interest, aud vii! take sums as low as
. $50. A rush is made by thousands for
this kind of stock. If L. S. Government
stock is not secure, what can be!
The recognition of Hayti and Liberia,
cs independent, powers, should be made By
the U. s, now that the Slave Power no .
longer rules it.
Vessels belonging in whole or in part to /
Rebels, have been seized in New \ York and .
elsewhere of the value of millions of mon
ey-moro than all the Rebels have made
by their piracy.
John Quincy Adams proved, in Cor.
gress, that in time of War The Government
nigh, even abolish Sla7cry for national
purposes.
The evils of the Blockade at the South
are proven in many forms, and there
seems every probability that the blockade
will be made more eff.ctual and severe
Ii appears that Scott, U. S. Consul at
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