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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14

frThe Richmond Wing says that
South Carolina is persuipg suicidal
course. We don't know Of any State
that could pursue sach a course with
greater advantage TO mankind.-Lou.
Jour.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14
Warrington Correspondence
WA.HlkaroN. Feb. 10. 1851 .

wAsHISeroS. Feb. 10. 1861.
Thse 10 but little trapspirisg
here tba, yor do not see. by telegraph.
much soonef than by letter think 1t IL
pretty we'll settled that there will lie an
adjustment between the North aud the
Border States. aud that without any conces.
sions that will do either section. any harm
However small the concession may be, on
the part Of the North, il will doubtless be
claimed, by the Democracy, asa backing
down from their platform. This appears
to be their only hope Of rsgainiug their
lost power
The hotels are filling up, rapidly, and
there will be perfect jam here in few
days-loug before the fourth Of March. |
think that all idea Of an attack upon the
Capitol is abandoned That such, how
ever, was the secession programme. there
- not a shadow Of doubt. Had Floyd,
Thompson ADD Cobb remained In the Cab.
met. II would have been carried out. Holt
and Scott however. have cheekmated
them. most completely. The city now
wear. quite military aspect. Companies
Of Aying artillery parade the streets fully
equipped for active service and everything
indicates that IL the attempt 10 seize the
government property be made, II will be
no ehild's play" The election in vir-
GINA has thrown the seeeders here into a
&" cold sweat" Hunter. Mason and Pryor
look as IL i" iron had entered their souls. "
All things considered. the cause OF the
Union is much more hspsfal now. than a
any time since the commencement Of The
session. - ).
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14

OF John Jolly. while drunk in
New York, threw a boot at his wife
the other morning. missed her. and
striking an infant, killed it instantly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14

uThe Warrington correspondent Of
the Chsrlsston Mercury says the action Of
vireisia proves that nothing bat the bay
onet will drive her oat-" he has little
hopes sf tss border States seeding
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14

pIhe 5vsa.v,lie Jsarnsi say: Oar
SoUtAsrc .riesd. sesns somswhst psrpisS
% Suitably aane their ne~ Q ,ttoa Coo
i~-ssy. Ne repeatedly sab 81; that
Lhey call IL Sscx ,sA Al II "a likely 10
Prove hissiag aapns sssioas, the apPria
tsusss Of III. name, 80 "a a. least a. sosnl
IL concerned.
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rrA salro Of thirty.two gums we.

EvA Salvo Of thiriy-two guns was
fred at Beverly. N. j.. recently in
honor of Major Anderson. Afterwards
a salute Of three was fired in front Of
Madame Clemnet's school. in compli-
ment to his two little daughters. MISS
Sophia and Miss Maria Anderson, who
are pupils Of the seminary.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14

rFask Blair says the .ecsssioulsis
have distinguished themselves by ssinng
empty forts asd foil sae-rrsasuriss.
whence he argues that they are Better a,
stealing than Eghnng.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-02-14
SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue ,

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF
~ an order ofsaie issued rem the vire Circuit
Court, 10 mo directed and delivered. In favor
Andrew White and against Philip Wyatt aud
betscy Wyatt, as principal. aud John Minor
repieyln bail. am ordered 10 sell tho following
described real estate, situstei In vigo county,
Indiana, ts-wlt:
l. OF No nineteen Qol, containing sixteen acres
aud fourteen handrsdth 10 A-lo0l OF an acre
also, lot No twenty Coz, containing seven acres
and seyenty-fonr hundredths G. 5f-l00) Of An
acre. as ri attsd and designated In plat OF An
drew Whites subdivision OF the south part of
the northwest quarter Cd OF section Ne thirty.
four tsl, tewnshlptwelve usl, north of range
nise t9l west, and on
SATURDAY. MARCH o. te6l,
within the legal hours OF said day at the
Court House door In Terre- Haute, will oner the
rents and prodts OF tho above described real
estate. together with all the privileges and sp-
purlenances TO the sams belonging. 10 the hi gh-
est bidder Tor cash, for term not exceeding
seven years. and upon failure To realize sum
Sufficient TO satisfy said order Of sale and costs.
viii then and there offer thsiee simple In and .
said real estate 10 the highest bidder Tor cash
satisfy the same.
This, nth day 81 February, ISL.
fel4w3-prfeesi SAMUEL CoEkrR. shG
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q The Telegraph informs us that Il

u The Telegraph Informs ne that the
electoral votes for President and Vice
President we're opened ssd counted yes,sr-
day in Congress. The result 10 that Abrs-
han Lincoln is declared To have been cleo
ted President and Hannibal Hamlin Vice
Prssidsst This result vas forsssen in the
month Of November last.
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MIL l. | n L K Y J
Mrs. WALTER

VIII close out her present stock % Fine Win
ter Millinery At less east. Cali early 10 secure
bargains. ~
lf2 Main street, Between 5th and 9Th ste
Three arst class MILIIsERs WANTED.
Also. q good DRESS CUTTER and FTTTBR,
fe7dwff
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II u X N | T U X L !

4 LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK At rNcesd-
ingiy low prices, until March let Cali soon al
lf3 Main Street.
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u In another eolaos 10 psbiishsd. an
extract from . letter. written by friend at
washisgssn City. which expresses hope
ful belief 10 the prsssrvstisn Of the Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-30

Or v~~tsrarr two lots re nriscnerss taken in the
Bulls Run engagement, Of four and the other
OF seven men, were brought to the city under m
cort of soldiers, who after taking them before Gen.
Mansfel escorted them to the old Capital, where
they will be confined.
They created great deal Of excitement ON the
streets in fact 1t the Trersury the crowd gathered
around and threatened 10 hang them, and were 80
camorous that it was thought best to place them In
the guard house OF ths Treasury until the excite.
snsnt absted. As they passed Willard's the OK.
element WAS very great One gentleman pushed
his way through the crowd and dealt ons of tn
prisoncrs-who, it is said, was seen On the battle
field killing the wounded msn--a powerful blow
nearly knocking him down. At other places - -,
route thcre was great trouble in getting thsm thso
the crowd but they we're finally got 70 he prison
where, it - hoped, they will b kept II sioss con
fnement until the close Of the war.-Wash. Rep.
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BrueaI Treatment 81 tho Wound a
by she II ebeia.

~. ychn =. Morris, Gs,s7 Sss7Ssa1:: 5oI
pany @, ID Regiment, N. Y. s. NJ, reported
~ killed in tho battle Of BULBS Run, has
written TO his friend. 10 this city, stating that
he has arrived 10 Washington, having only
been slightly wounded. Referring 10 the
barbarities Of the rebels, he uses the follow
ing language:
sit vas ssieht which never will forget
the dead and dying. lam wounded 10 three
places and Was left At the hospital for dead
but got away by lying down 10 field, making
them believe vas dead. They, the rebeis,
burned the hospital, and those that we're no,
dead they dragged through the hospital, and
ran them through with bayonets or dubbed
their brains out with the butts Of their mus
ets.v-IN. Y. Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-30

= Gen. Pope has issned orders to the
people along the line Of the Hannibal l. St.
10. r. r. requiring them to gsard it against
dspredations. lie says be shall organise the
route into districts and appoint persons to
take charge OF each district, and will hold
the Inhabitants responsible for any injuries
thc road may suffer, and access and oollec,
tho damage OF the property Of the people
This We regard as . judioious move, and thu
policy 10 based upon the fundamental law.
cf King Alfred, which held the people OIL
each district responsible for the public peace
and personal safety Of the Inhabitants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-30

TINS CAVALRY REo,nKsr.-Our city pre.
sented an unusual appearance on yesterd ay
Monday In consequence Of the arrival OF
several companies Of Cavalry. The first 10
VS. that from Iowa City. Capt. Cover,
numbering 90 men. oil mounted. Shortly
after, BY train, came the Mount Pleasant
troop, Capt. fhomp1op, "a men, mounted
then band frpm Indanola. under Csp,.
Cad Bryan, also numbering % men. mount
ed. Last, and mos. numerous, came the
company from Keoknk, numbering 100 men,
mounted To select nnv ~ these companies
as specially deserving Of remark would be
impossible. They All consist Of hardy look
Ing and veil mounted men.
he Burlington Mounted Rangers nov
oonr,rs VI men, aDd nave elected Cspt
Chase by NJ unaDimous vote. On the csuT
ground, u THE time, are Ut lesst 700 met
and horses. A day or lwo will SEQ ore tba,
l,UOO there. One more company VAS ii
sght ~ the cars left Ottumwa, yesterday. -
They will be 10 TO day. iiswkcye.
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From Boston JournaLl
The following private letter from Colonel
James Monte o0erv, OF Kansas, received in
this city. besides furnishing Information Of
bis movements contains . good lesson for
che times:
"MoUsD CirY, July Is, 1861.
"Dear Sir I am getting along finely in
the work Of orEsniz ang q reeiment. / think
will be ready to take tho held 10 five or six
days. Iddh't remember what | wrote you
last. Our trip into Missouri, which think
mentien.d, turned out better than dared TO
hope. X has constantly happened to us that
onr disappointments have been better than
successes, and our hlunhers have been our
best wnves. We have been coDstAntlv re-
minded that the Almighty rales in the affairs
OF men that he directs alike the battle and
the stvfm. We haze Aeee iase M.ssousi aince
wrote yon. We offered tho eneny hattie
IN bis fortified camr, but be ssvscuated' and
We burned his works.
s'JAnKs MONTGOMERY.
''P. S.-We have had some skrmishe,
with THE enemy on the border, IN which ser-
erai Of them have been kiiied.''
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more L,ghs on he DIsa,eer.

more Lbeht ON Inc Dis0ttcF.
A letter 10 the Gin. Gazette from one OF
McDowell's Aida, says that when Col. Hunt
er's division had driven the enemy two miles
across the country, and had made a junction
With Gen. Tyler,s advanced central column,
. general attack was made on the enemy,
and they we're driven back still farther. Just
then, when victory vas perching on Our ban
mere, sour reserve came up, and opened a
ere on our own men, which threw them into
disordrr.o 0Tvo thousAnd man
started panic stricken, running through some
5000 who we're on the way to assist them"
The panic spread, and only the steadiness
OF some regulars, on one side, and the two
Ohio regiments on the ether, supported by
Ayre's battery, saved our men from being
cut to pieces. They checked the enemy un-
til our disorg anired mass Of men got on. OF
the way. This panic was independent OIL
that caused By the attack upon the teamstert
BY the rebel cavalry.
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w. p. Tn q Dnooon.

Our readers will remsubsr kentucky lawyer Of
sminsnce late Of this cify--Hon. W. r. Thomas
son, formerly : msnber Of Congress FROM the Lon
isyiIle diafriaz, HhAn he il widely and faxorahIy
known. Ono Of the editors Of this paper saw him
on Sunday LIST IN the ranks ef the n Y Seventy
First = : pFivata, with his musket in his hands
and his oartsdgs-box his shoulders in citizens
dresa marching down from csatervilie to the Buifs
Rux hgin. IT hKvs, SEsd Ne, tn answer 70 m
inquiry, 'sad great deal in my life time about tho
Stars and Stripes snd now am going to hght for
them" The rare old man hurried on 70 his work,
With - quick step - the youngest soldier in tbs
ranks. We regret TO hear, that after having dons
good days service, he injured Ut the close Of
the fray in the endeavor 10 restrain tho baggage
wagons and teamsters in their fght-Chic. Trib
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LATEST NEW S.
Washington. July d.

Washington, July 26.
The Brigade commanded BY Col. Blenksf,
consisting OF bis own, Van Steinwehrs, d.
laesey's and Ernsteinss regiments, splen.
did body OF men, crossed into Virginia a9sin
TO day. They we're part Of Miles reserve in
the Rnll's Run affair.
There are now eeven or eight regiments
Mt or near Arlington House, the late head
quarters of Gen. Mcdowell, where sCoioael
A. Porter il at present in the immediate
command.
Washington July 90 .. N.
Little or nothing has been said about the
part which Col. Thos. A. Davis played 10 the
engagement Of Sunday. Col. DAVIS was in
command Of the second brigade Of Miles,
reserve force, Blsnker being the other; and
towards the latter part Of tho day, owing to
Miles utter helplessness, he took command
OF the entire division, by order Of Gen. Mo
Dowell.
-Dasis, brigade. composed OF four new
government regiments and battery OF o..
s. artillery under Lieut.. Green was posted
on the extreme left. on the other side OF
Balls Run. Hasing information that the
enemy Was intending an attack on our flank
he choked the road BY which they we're in.
tending to advance With treea, which formed
Aformidable sbsstis, tbs rebel forces then
attempted an attack from another point
through barren and narrow gorge.
Col. Davis thereupon ordered his battery
oil rined cannon to take them in the rear,
loaded With canister. The infantry wero
ct the same time ordered to reserve their ERE,
threatening to shoot tho first man who dis
charged HE piece, and while the artillery
raked the rebels, who we're several thousand
strong, the infantr ylay on their backs and the
enemy retired without drawing the Gre Of
the infantry, Of whose presence even they
were not aware.
This meritorious conduct has placed Col.
Davis high in the regard Of military men
here. lie 10 . West Pointer and saw service
in Mexico. His residence is at Ogdensburg,
n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-30

SECESSION or THE EP.scoYAL CnuEcu.
convention representing tho Protestant Epis
4copsl Church Of sesfn Southern States, held
- Montgomery, this month, unspimousiy
adopted resolutions ef seeession from the
Prs<eetsnt Episcopal Church u the Uoi,ed
States, and adjourned to meet al Columbia,
3. G., In October, when committee OF three
Bishops. three Presl ysers and three Layme n
ere 20 repsft u constitution and capops, IN j.
der which more permanent Organisation
may bseffeesed.
u RsssL PuAcuILio.-- The letter carried
b. Msj. HadswDrth, with Gsg Of truce,
uAs returned unopened, the rebels saying
49, isssssd, Of sbsing addressed TO "The
som Ander of the forces ut MansssAY Juno
Df1r,s ~ IL was, II should have been sd-
drsssed TO "Ths Comm tndef 81 sss fosses
u shs Cosfsdsrats States - AaDassss Juno.
TAI, n sss-r~r -
. III 6a&2sAsA
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A TkAffor REJECTED. - The nominstion
Of Niohaal Otoro - Secretary OF New. Mexi.
90, WAS rejected in the Senate on Saturday
BIZ decided vote. III
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10 view Of the very universal denunciation
OF the course Of the New York Tribune, in
reference to the war, Greeley announces bis
resignation OF the post Of Gtneral-in. Chief,
and says that benceforth be shall confne
himself hereafter to the notation Of events
and military movements, and reserve com
nents and censures till they can be INDUCED
without injury to the eassc.
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Please announce the name Of GRANVILLE ".
PITTMAN ne IN independent candidate for the
once Of Sheriff Of Lee County, at the next October
election.
Keokuk, July l7th, 1861.
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Tax DIS MoIsss VALLEY WnIe lis published
every Monday at this Office, is one If the oldest
papers In lows, and has a widely extended circn-
lasien throughout the Des Moines Valley, North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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I'm. Y. Herald Special.l

washington, July e.
The Potomac river below Washington can
not be CROSSED by rebels, as Secretary Welps
has ordered a powerful naval force to guard
the river. Above Washington to Harper's
Ferry is equally secured by Union forces that
line the banks.
The story that Gen. Lee intends to cross
the Potomac between this point and Harper's
Ferry cannot be true, 90 Lee has no desire to
be eapdwiched between Mcclellan and Banks.
There will be an entire change 10 the whole
organization Of the army BY placing each
brigade and division upon more satisfac.
! tory basis.
About midnight last night there was a CO.
lision between our pickets end the rebels in
the vicinity Of the Chain Bridge.
| 1t was believed that Eeauregard was abe al
/ tn ettamnt the execution Of his menace. Il
npon the return OF our reoonnolteripg par
| ties from Fairfax oil apprehension OF ar
| immediate attack was removed.
A reconnaissance was made last night by i
large force OF cavslry and infantry ia the d
rection Of Fairfax. A portion Of the part,
proceeded as far as the Court House ant
found no signs Of the enemy there or on ths
route. except tho mounted pickle. guards
whict, withdrew ss their appearance
The withdrawal of the rebels from the vi
cinity in front OF our lines Of fortifoations
adds strength to the rumor tpat the main
body il proceeding toward Leesburg and Ed
wards Ferry. IL may be possible, however
that they have, by aid of the railroad from
Manassas, dispatched An overwhelming bois
to attack the Union army Of the Sbsnanioah
I AZ Harpeer''s. Ferry and drive il back acros.
I -
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arr-~-,... E.ss.~.s~ 80 less.
The New York Evening Poet OF the 26th
says: Although no official returns have vet
been sent into the War Department OF the
loss in killed and wounded, guns, provi-
sions, wagons and small arms, in the re.
treat from Ba!'. Run on Sunday, it 10 be
iicved that the following ia On approx.
mate statement:
Killed, $50
Wounded, including about one hundred
but not much injured, 500
Wagons loaded with provisions, loss, Is
Cannon spiked and left on the feld and
abandoned in the stampede and not
since recovered. IL
Small arms dropped. about half Of which
number were picked IN hv ordnance
I'll. vaeens on Mondsvs. 500 e.,...s - 0nG
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The Odd Fellows Hall, Jail and -four 9th
or buildings 10 Hampton were yesterday
burned BY or troops in apprehension Of an
immediate attack by the sscessionists. Our
troops we're entirely Withdrawn last night.
Max. Weber nov occupies COL. Duryea's
former QuaTtefe.
Part Of the Hampton bridge has been de-
stroyed 30 prevent Communication with this
side Of The sfssk. The place 10 not yet 90
cupied BY the rebels.
A flag Of truce came into Newport News
this morning with q proposition, giving our
troops "a hours 70 leave. In case the place
is not evacuated they will force % out. The
eunboat Doll. 20 guns, at once vas up from
Old Point. The Aibasross and Penguin are
also stationed there, while the Minnesota and
seven gun boats at Old Point are ready 10
assist should Newport Neza hs Aiiacked.-
Col. Phelps says he can hold the place az ainst
twice his own force, which nov consists OF
/ four effective ragime nts. Our entreuch
nents are OF & formidable character. Reb
els have been practicing from : battery at
/ wittJughtv Point, sUms five mites bsfow
SeueII's Point, and just below the Rip Raps.
Heavy firing 10 now going 90 IT Pig Point.
New York, July %.
The Trihnne's Washington correspondent
says Gol. Lander will DO authorised 10 OF
garise and sommon here tho men OF tn.
mountains and OF tho plains with whom h,
wac an associate and had become very popn
lar, when engaged 10 opening overland mai
routes TO the Pacific.
/ Shermsn's battery crossed into Virgini'
last night.
Kansas CITY, July 81.
/ Col. Wier, commanding the u. 8. troops
1 nj wi I'D i.nvn
have accounts Of skirnish With 500 mount
ed rebels - lorriconville, No., on che nigh
Of the 25th inst.
The rebels were discovered eestsd on th
hills surrounding the tswn, and were 1t
tackled hy Capt. Williams With SO men, kill
, ing OF the rebels and losing two OF hi
, own force. After the third round tho eebei
: fed recipitstely-soms OF them ahrow in
away their guns. M
The next morning the federal troops undo
!. Maj. Vanilorn took possession or To toe
: and raised the stars and stripss over %
/. court house. Having received orders /
!. xithdsax, they ratnrasd 10 shis $780, Ehes
portion Of them will DO detsils1 = a .,
J, cort TO Government trains beuud FOR Il
= South west.
' Several stores are said TO have bssn ra,
: sacked BY ske United States foroes, b,
: Col. Nier pronounces the slatsment viii
out fonadation.
II il stated that the .rsbeas II the cou,
try surrounding Horrieonville number fro
"A Goo ~ 100.
=, Washisgton, Joiy 20.
X The bill providing for direct taxation az
% asy.tem VI intsrnal duties, viii immediate
! be amended hy Oongrsss. No bsasy lar
J. tax will pass oneeoonot Of the opposition
~ Western meuhsEa Anpis prssisisn will
). made for tbs Ioeeesal payment of tho int
- On 81 = u anal iasa.
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Washington, July 20.
SENATI.-Mr. Fessenden. from the com.
mites % Fisanoe, reported back she act SUP.
plsmentary oil the aee authorisine Ioan with
amendment. The anendnsnt authorixos the
issue Of dve dollar Treasury notse. The
amendment IVES agreed to and the bill passed.
Mr.. Hale reported for the Committee OF
Conference on the bill to appoint an Assist
ans Secretary Of the Navy. Ths report wee
agreed to and the bill passed. Also the re-.
port OF the Committee Of Conference on the
bill ipcrAasing the medical corps Of ths Ma.
W. Report agreed to and the bill stands
passed.
The bill provides that no person shall sell
intox,oatiug drinks to soldiers OF the United
States on penalty OF fns Of $25 for each
offence. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson, from sbs Com. on MilissrJ
Affairs, reported back the bill to purchase
srms, ordnance, 10, The bill makes 40 ap-
preparation Of ten million dollars. Passed.
The consideration OF the mem orials Of the
Police Commissioners and Mayor Of Balti-
more VS. postponed until to morrow.
The Tariff bill Was then taken up. The
question being On amendment providing for
tar of 6se per cent. on "a Income of over
Oil 900, except tho income be derived from
Government securities, which are to be taxed
"a par cant, which was agreed to.
Mr.. Salisbury moved to strike out the tar
OF 10. on coffee. Lost.
The It'll Was further discussed and the
amendments OF the committee finally adopt
cd.
message Wa received from tho House
that il bad passed the bill for the purchsss
Of arms, dc. By common consent tho bill
vas taken up and passed.
The consideration OF the Tariff bill Was
resumed, but for want OF . quorum, the Sen
sts::ad journed.
TIE slnvast en- Nonsense RsbakeA.
The Missouri Statesman, published in
Boone county, Missouri, rebokes the talk OF
''invasion" Of the States, In which some
northern traitor INDUCED, in good sound
styls ~ folloss -
spray, where docs the federal army be-
long, il not TO tho States? Where can II
raise its ensign and legally Pitch its tents, IL
not 10 the States? Ii out Of the States il
would be 10 = foreign country, and wba,
right has il therep Az general principle
OF Law there 10 no other place for the federal
army xcept 10 the States belonging to the
federal government. Missouri 10 one oil
| these. But Missouri 10 invaded. Invaded
Who eser.before heard Of government 10
vAding itself Whoever before heard
Of . man insadinglbis own house? Missou-
ri 10 yet . part OF the household Of thu
Union 10 yet as much part of the domain
Of the federal government az the ground OF
| which the Capitol stands, ~ the District oil
Coiumbia or the State OF Massachusetts.