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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
Gfa. Wdlker's Rgoiadtr.

RieHsegD, Oct. 30, 1861.
SIR-I our communication, in forming me
or the acceptance OF my resignation has been
received. You state that sf il Ia due to self
respect that shonid remark on tho impropri-
ETY. of your using this Department as the
channel for conveying disrespeetfui aud In
suitng comments on the action Of the Com
mander-in- Chief of the Army and the thief
Magistrate of this Confederacy.'' My resig-
nation had to be sent through your Depart
ment II is the proper military channel,
which your short sojourn in the Department
made you ignorant of. How your self.
respect could have been wounded by the
plain, nnyarnished ststement of AN old sol.
dier, l am al n loss TO divine. Suffice ii 10
say, that iny communication was intended
for the Executive. and though you have at
tempted TO hoist yonr self respect before the
county in defence of an Executive who
chooses 10 do this and TO do tiiat In the face OF
the public opinion OF the army and the COM
try, doubt very much whether, In trying 10
preserve your own self .respecs. (which has not
been assailssi,l you will not lose the respect
OF the countTy.
Very respectfully, your obi sssvs.
70 Hon, j. r. 1sxjamiA, Richmotd, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
Important tCorreSpondence-Resig ignation of
General Walker.
The following correspondence appeared in
the WAig, of yesterday:
Camp Reserve, Oct. y. 1861.

HEADQUARTERS srH BRIGADE,
Camp Reserve, Oct. 81 1861.
Sir: nave the honor to resign my ppoi n t.
ihent as Brigadier General in the Provis-
Ional Army, which my self lf-respect as a gen
ueman and pride as soldier will not allow
me any longer to hold was the first officer
OF the old army to resign aud offer nv SER
vices TO the South l was in the old service
ottener wounded than any officer in it, and
as often brevetted for gallantry on the field
of battle, and left it without stain on my
character as gentleman and soldier. l was
honored by NY native State (Georgia) with
the commission of Ma jor General of the Pro-
visional Army In order to be in active ser
vice, have been on the Potomac several
months IN command of brigade, and nearly
every mail recently has brought me iatelli-
gence CT my being oyerslaughed by some
young officer 1 ranked in the old service and
this In the face Of an enemy. Young men
nave been put over me here who had not
graduated at the West Point Academy until
after had been wounded several times in the
service, and recommended by no less SOL
dier than Gen. Taylor for high military pro-
motion. Not content with putting my own
cohnb gaen over me, an ofticeholder General
Lowell, from ltew York city, who was there
under pay Of New York, when our country
men were gailantly fighting at Manassas and
elseWhere,) mas been brought 10 the South
and made Major General over men "to the
manor born" and, 10 cap the climax, the
brigade / now command, and which l have
been months drilling and putting in a proper
SetstF VI UioCipiiHc, Is 10 De taken from me,
and one of my junior Colonels put in com
mand of it. I leGee my name scih tie byisade l
know have Its confidence. One would have
supposed that an Executive, who had him
self teen a soldier, would have scorned to
nave wounded the sensibilities of al old and
tried soldier.
The sacred cause for which drew my sword.
Will hght FOR IN my Hatiee STATE; but l will
not condescend to submit any longer to the
insults and indignities of the Executive.
nave the honor to be- with high conside-
ration, your most humble servant
(S) w. II 7. WALKER,
Brig. Gen'l Comd'g Brig.
To Hon. J p. BENJAMIN, See of War.
Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

The New Orleans Christian ,4drocat, has sus
pended publication.
Billy Wilson has applied for patent for
his newly-invented nag Of truce
Col. Marshall, of the 7th Maine regiment.
died in Baltimore on Friday last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

Arrival OF HORSESHOE NBp.-Our old
friend, E. Hanrick, Esq, arrived in the city
yesterday, direct from the Indian Nation, il,
nne health and spirits. He reports everything
favorable to the South, and says all the In.
dian troubles have been settled and they will
now fight for the South-Aan. Mil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

~ ALL MEMBERS of Caskiss Mounted
- Rangers now In Richmond mus. reuort to
Sergt Vanhorn, at Schad's Hail. ON Friday ard
Saturday next, between the hours of 10 A. M and
IL NJ. BY order of Capt r. A. CAsKIf.
&. VANHORN 81 S<rg't
+. S--Al Letters and Packages for members Of
Capt. Castles Company of Rangers will be for
warded at once, shvercd to Sefs't yANHoRg, At
vsriber 2d. &. YANIIORN a Servaant
no f-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
Rlrbmnn1 Dispatrb.
MORNING.. NOV. ?, i
TERMS OF THE DIsPArcH.

DAILY PAPsR.-Tioo cents per copy as the
1unfer and from the regular carriers of the
ATTY. Per annurn, -; six months, ~; three
months, u 10.
SRMI- WEEKLY.--93 per annum.
WEKKLr.-s2 per annum
Neither the Semi Weekly nor Weekly paper
VIII be sent for less term than twelve
pontks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

w. LIEur. w. II. CASKIE, of Msrye,s Ba,
~ terry, Is in the city, and win Join his company
in few DAYS. Persons wishing to serd lesterS or
articles, TO friends in the Hampden Artillery viii
nave thern sent TO his residence, Of fih and
Franklin streets, by TUESDAY next
no l.-Nk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
'e1 Increase Of business Of this ius tuition forces
's 'ef.aier 20 notify its Customers that hereafter
-t E blaaess hcors VIII be from O'Clock A. NJ. 10
- r. NJ No business, therefore. can be transacted
S-s - 1siliution, except between the hours
lF' F'ofice at Spence & Gary's. No. l21 Main st.
"e4-'u T. B. STAKRE, Treasurer.
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OgICE, NOTICE.
AETROP0LITAN SAYINGS BANK.

4" persons holding the notes of this Bank will
l'a's iAse notice that they soiu be redeemed when
ever presented az my counter.
Wh g. cambridge, Treasurer,
-@h-'N No. Ltl1 Broad ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
LOUISIANA DEPOT. r.

RienNokp. VA, O6S =, 1851.
s THE UNsiERSI6NED having hesn q.
- toned in Gahmoud for the pnrpt - 81 rsreiv.
Ing and forwarding sl goods amt mon ths siste -
Louisisns 70 her troops in vifeinlA "a hsvins
1so 1s cssn apEolassd oy tAs 1s!isf Csmnislss a
New Orleans tnel< aeena 70 sssslvs alj sooGS s@st
saronga theat eAs taken thA noat - g -
house oeeupasa ~ HeetoT naviE - lsnnhlS -.
- 8: 9 9 ~ g iesad 6ss 81 n1fs11s ~.
<... -. lem !. ,lll, i.
- uuAN0X g s5lJ b6L1.-5SesSs
$Ss. Is 80 ens y9 ssssss =. - z
a~iI Is;55slni VII. 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

~ MANASSA GAP RAILROAD Com.
s%S PANY.-The annasl meeting Of tne Stock
holders o. the Mansssa Gap Railroad Co,ncanv viii
bs hel In the town Of Woodstock, county OF shs.
nandoah, on the third THURSDAY in November
being the 2.st day Of the month In accord .ne = IN
the resolution of the Stockholders.
DANIEL MORGAN.
&C ti-uissNN Assistant Treasurer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
SAVEyGs asAyAs.

OFFICE OF THE
" FaHMkRS' SAVINGS BANK,
OF RICHMOND.
The nores G.; tais Bank, signed by the following
,sHrd Pc. eas J. 3. Glazebrook, T. p Crunp'
g.. T.maeriaFe, D ". Ssur ders, 7. A Parker,
7 isD ID, !. I. N:ms IT, T Anders1 X. ID.
N shell 4 y Williams ard Luoian Hill viii be
j. 's'ar4 IN TIE sane manner rs those signed by
-t F'-s'd-nt and cehhi-r-tbe SAID gentlemen haY-
tea authorized oy the B AID Of Directors to
'7. .-- same JAS M. TAYLOR
"-'-eOIi" President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

MEDICAL CsL4LE6E or VIRGINIA
- The Annual Course Of LECTURES win
commence On MONDAY. Novsmb~r 4sh. as IL
oc'cck. L. 3. J0YNES. N. D.,
oc si-ft Dean Of the Faeaity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

II hNILJ -
W 4 YOUNG VIRGINIA LADY
N-hts 20 obtain q situation
In a private family, TO teach the
E7-Ish Baneats and French
o.3 3-.s Apply AT this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

~ FIVE No. :
HORSE -SHOE2S.
ti.5O,
TIN GOOD WAGON DRIVERS.
For et7 transportation.
Wf. E. WARREN,
o. S}-~'s CsPJ. and Asst .. NJ q. :. A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
AFhCIAL NOTICE.

iLCIAL NOTICE.
The office Of the WAR BANK
Il " DICKINSON & HILLS,
H. corner Of Wall and Franklin streets,
'|t'e l5!s ltsGe Will De redeemed,
p..r Whenever offered in sums of
'"A bptLARs, s4ld upwards.
Il. Fl. FRAYSER,
W ''''tn' NJ r. Hill,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
H-IT.-0RANGEs, LHMONs FRUIT.

10 =, inRRE, Of the branch of X. Trar,on<
go. % Importers of fruits, No. Front and
.v1.'eh s'TeeiS, New Orleans, has arrived with
= '' OF ORANGES aad LEMONS, and
,..'. .y' store ou l5ta st:set, between Main aud
FEW, w. W. Df per Adams Express Co. in daily re-
|pF5g a.. ~ LOUISIANA ORANGES, LEMONS, Texas
!. ~ ~ ,)ltsheli Creole. pecan and Brazil NUTS
SrrSs' M !, d ii.1AoNDS, FILBERTS, Esglish WAL
ssi ~. q ti'tiSlNS, SWEET OIL CLARET VINE,
|Dgs iNES. Also, variety OF French CAN
oc 22-..ws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
TTT 4 y 7 / y -
W h y ! + d

IVA y I T. y
" ARTILLERISTS WANTED.
Il t.-n 8EokttFS wanted sar the Madison Ar
Gs-r E7Iianr. NOW q, Ma1ssss
o wanted. Ter sRma, one 5CGIER and one
BLACKSMITH Apply A. No. 2.5, Exchange
! r. .an 70 o'e.ook p. NJ, to undersigred,
r-'l l7- 9t Novembtr after that time at naaassa
l-rs,.a0 Loe g3-ft*l Gao. Y. MOODY. Capt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

Il .e,s, nm. SEC sides heavy SOLE;
~-'a AitS; 10 sides Birdie,
e n,,b.. JHst received ard for sale
s.s AS' rates, by D. JORDAN ct Il II. Whit
aeT-' og- : corner 18th and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
WANTS.

~ / D.
" Il n L X s r.
whHe or eolored.
,-.,1NiRSE coming we'll recommended
tnoBe ether need appiy.)
n sao s%o4 ] sI'o@gn q, % ,pd "o liberal RI pa, pay BY
.-e,t-. no fit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

bire,
" good COOK
= .ss !- -,h. or for the balance vr the yoar-a
, rff'fr'1-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

kNoR RENT-And possession given imEledi-
1 ately, the large frame
II w + ELLiN USE
Oh the corner OF 5th and Franklin streets. Apply
te THOS. ". BOSWELL, or THOS. B. CAR
IGR &C l6-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
AN ONERSEER,
" 100 cords uf seasoned


wrsn .trse miles Of the corporation. Price,
sI-5 fer
a. 2g# bushels ~ superior MANURE, which
wi. Aa I'D a~. Apply at No. 20 Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

v~ E0TIcE--The subscriber expects. II his
health permits, TO resume The manufacture OF his
"5EHPLE6 BAKING POWDER at the came
place, on an extended sesle, SOON ss the South
requisite msssriAis-
~ J5--ts mo W AAprvrY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

~
IL . II RE N T.
II THE UPPER PART
OF building on corner of Main and 10th streets.
now occupied by Richmond Club
Possession given lst OF January,
Or sooner, If wanted.
Apply 10
i--.t p BARGAMIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

EbRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A new
and very comfortable W00DENB1ILDINa
suitable for the accommodation of medium sized
family, on 24th, between Clay and Leigh streets
Church Hill will be sold low application to
30 6-2In A. s. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
ABscoNDED TO THE FLEET.
The Charleston Merra1-g says:

William Moore, Esq, of Perry county,
Alabama, sends ten brave boys to the war,
nine of them over six feet high, all of them
the stoutest men and brayest soldiers. Pass
it around. Yankees N H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

\ W. s.-TENTS, TENTS, TENTTYS-
lsns ~. prepared 10 mako Wall Tsuts. sihiev
sss.s az sa,s Asil Tents, ard every ulAee Iinz
Ess o. .sss, Z iys Also. grain ana ofhsr Iara. n
u Ia & IS = ssshstses, ~ &ny 0tlsy kInd 0f Nork
b msae a.a Of cloth. 81 s6ors uotice.
|&&~ls." ."odnoLE Co.. Ssh II. between
" afs1s and bread sss,, K;ehmond, VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

NOR K + n T.
A. Two small
IL DGlNG ROOMS
Over the former concern Of
Hitchcock & Osborn
INQUIRE a; their former Office NJ o+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

Il II Z N L,
l. And possession given at ce,
comfortable BRICK HOUSE,
Containing five rooms,
Near The bridge,
Adjoining the Iancasterian School house.
Price $50.
oc 3l--3t r. CAUTHORN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04

CIxTETH thousand NOW READY-A UNTO.
- for the People, with the Flag from Fort SUMTER
fully printed in coiors Price Ave cents by mall and
sale by J w. FORTUNE, 10 chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04
0ITlzENs' GAS LIGHT CoMPANY'S STOCK, OF
JOHN B. MURRAY,
No 80 NASSAU street. liherir

CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD COMPANY,s
~ once, Cleveland Ohio, March, lS6-Tne Cleveland and
for their sinking Mortgage Bonds ali me other oss.
standing bonds including
.uns'sn arosd nrsl mortgage ars division bonds issued
Junction Railroad first mortgage second division bonds
Junction Railroad second mortgage bonds November
junction Railroad income bonds unsecured June
i:edo Nerws and Cleveland first mortgage sondA issued
foiedo Norwsk and Cleveland seoond mortgage bonds s
saed eotennber l, Lool
vaIoss issues up V the present umej
The sinking Fund Mortgage bends oGerod IN eIeAanse fer
s.S s.Ss sss. sss only :. 'i &c
EvA and cleveland rs and sesend Mortgages, AAd also
apsn al ether properly the Cleveland and rosdo
cent PEI o. the funded aebt Of the sompany asaea
psS sSoos c FOR snuesment TSsy ss o sade psy
able IN New York city In 1881 and bear semi annual
q seysS Pc, cent a. Corn = ian ssns
ration Of thousand dollars and limited to the amount
Of thrive and half millions
amount OF considerably million Of dollars Of ho
oas classes for which the sinking Fsnd msrsase binds
have been issued and are 0uts.andnr,
The attention Of parties holding the remaining portion
Of the various classes named above Invited arrange
ment mus Afforded them 70 AXE the new mortgage bonds In
exchange fer bonds they bold and which worth
10 the market than the Sink ing Fund mortgage bonds
We would remark That the absorption Of
ing bonds VI the several enhance,
security upon the bonds and therefore the value OF the
bonds hemseves-thnt In few years these bonds will be-
the first mortgage bonds upon property costing twice
their ancunthst already these bonds have sold the
any portion Of bonded debt wn sun more enhance he
value OF these already favorte securities and
Parties hing exchange may do so By sending
The old bonds IN sums OF GO b. Messys 0arpentor
and adjust Interest," 10 this once fat our
~ sem y tae ha'ed states kxpress in either
C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04

CPEGIAL NoTICE.-COMPAEY G, INFANTRY,
y used as sappers and Miners, viii muster at the O
Headquarters, No. 236 Cana street. northeast corner
tire, for Inspection, on Saturday morning, May 4.
more good men wanted. BY order,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04

NoTiCE.-IBosk THAT LIKE TO HBAR GOOD
singing and spend comfortable evening should come 70
1he Star 81 Che West 20 96 E de street. -four doors above
Grand Chair taken every SATURDAY AMI Monday evening" a.
toeock by Mr u. H. stQnouse faced by hrst rate
nginE TBos. ., MEDLEY, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04

WANTED IMbEDfArELv = sEAMEN. oRprN|
w yeomen, LAndsmen and Boys 10 serve for the ~
year IN the United States Naval service Apply M.
Cherry street and No. 80 South street F' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04

A UGUef BELMONT 4 co, BANKERS, NO 30 WALL
n street. new York issues letters Of credit 70 ravsnea
avaiab In all parts Of Europe through the Messs Hets
Child 4 Paris London, FRANKFORT Vienna Naples and heil
correspondents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04

DEGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS JACKsot I
IL Tsmmany Ball, May B ts6l.-wanted, ten good,
and ten drummer, Immediately: Apply as above.
VIM d KENNEDY, Colonel comms
r. O,MEArA, Acting AdjutSnt
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-14
4loIlti9al.
ST1TE or TIE UNION.
SPEECH OF
Hon. VIM. Nandever.
OF IOWA,
D.iirerei IN tie L. s. Hy,tse Of Representatives,
FEBRUARY IS, 1861.
4loIitital.

Mr.. SrEANER 1t is with no small
reluctance that | oltruLc mvsclr upnu
the attention Of the House at this
time hut the iupurtaut issues de-
nrndinr and the larvc interest which
the constituency that | represent in
common with The whole American
people have in these issues, impcl me
TO Law aside all scruplcs and state
some Of the considerations which will
control me in the vote that NAV soon
be called upou TO cast. | believe this
is the first time in our history when
we have been called upon to sanction
the incorporation of new Guarantees
for slavery in the Constitution. | dc
sire to sav-aul believe EXPRESS
the opinion of the people that repre-
sent when | say that | am for main
tanning all the conditions in the bond
as our forcrathcrs nominated It, But
this demand for new guarantees is
made unon pain Of a dissolution of the
Uuion, if it shall be refused This
we have heard in the discussions upon
this floor and elsewhere. Now, sir,
whatever miuht be the dictates of my
own Judgment in reference to this mat
ter, it seems to me that compliance
under the circumstances would not be
a free act it would at all events, to
some considerable extent, be regarded
as a concession under menaces and
constraint and coercion. | under
stand. is what gentlemen on the other
side very much dcprecatc.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-14
STIMSON'sS IIOTEL..

CORNER OF EAST WATER DETROIT STREETS,
NIL ViIhEE
This House is located in the business part OF
the City. convenient to the Cars and Boats.
e." Omnibus and Baggage Wagon always
on hand to convey Passengers and baggage to
and from the Boats and Cars free Of charge
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-14
St. Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa

Any person obtaining five subscribers, and forwarding
the money, shall be furnished with copy of the Intr
gencer for this service long the number shall be
kept good.
Business pertaining TO the paper can he transacted
with the Publisher any day at IL, @yu Of Publications.
Communications may be addressed the Editor, who
will promptly and faithfully respond 10 them.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-14

A LOVER OF Coon POETRY.
Why venture farther thou aged one,
The snow is falling fast,
And madly over hill and vale
Now swcCps the wintry blast.
Thy locks are gray; thy timcworn fran,
Too soon must ill the tomb;
Say then why dost thou journey forth
Amid the wintry gloom!
| know thou gocst not to seek
For au-ht of earthly fame,
For thy fond countrymen n0w feel
pride to speak thy name
And on the silkcn flag of fame
That name is richly wrought
And fadclcss still will there remain
When time with thee is not.
But no with pride hear thee say
Thy spirit shall not rest
Until the lamp of science bright
Is lighted in the West
For this thou gocst HE thee on.
And may that lamps bright rays,
Fully repay thy journeys toll,
And cheer thy latest days.
And as it sheds its cheering beams
Upon the mental sight
And mists of ignorance lingering there
Are Icing put to flight
The SONS of science far and wide,
EXulting shall proclaim
In choral union to the skies
Their blessings on thy name"
Thou vert thy doating country's trust
When diScnriS cruel hand
Was strcwing with terrific speed
Her tCrrOrS o cr the land.
And nor, when age adorns thy brow,
With still uutiring zeal
Thou Goest amid the winters cold
To serve that country veal.
Blow softly now, We chilling blasts
BE still each raging storm
Yc may not deal too harshly with
The aged veteran ; form.
And thou. . ever ruthless time
Whose hand has scathrh his brow,
And snatchcd away the bloom of youth,
II. -, t.t
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-14

as tue insignia Oh Sucn "''TD', ''9
Wow conieHeIacN' tI!ete Sho"iu Oc q
poFtraIaI OF inc u"S III tue manager Vi
I!!c "1u I"D'C'
l hHo" '''"' ~ 10 o"JCI.C(' ~ oN.
L,'eI'"S on '"o otHc' S'"e u '''o l1o''3',
''"'' IL 'Nc l0H'''''l We ''o','',.'o .L., W
nov 'c''5. Nc ''lc ToI'l.'S ~!
It'tS'' 3'o"' 81 uT''.' - ~ '''%',0
G.St'nct utC'"i.'tio" .I i .t t'','' @ '"I. ia " -;
I'"lc "a 'i' mon I''"' ':'o' 49,
'I'c "no'e pei!ou y. ,'tt p''s j;S,;1:t n'S;o
possess one SIn9't p't'it'e ., :',I;,I. uIat',I'
S"EeF"'Sn'y So of u'S''hcI Ha'.o.'"'' IN
:, nv = 30 ~ a .i';,
It'e "o' o'e'7nty 1'!4' any PAY ~ ''''S
",r' S>0 r'.'7 al "ia' I",,.'l ~, r.',,
VI o,''' a.. ''iH' - w. ,,n 'o,,'
"lu .naU aI a. - s"S ',''' ,rtl, .r,'
very EII' a. '"S, S.ot e ] ',s ','1 a. ",,(,,
;,,, .'?n o' IlI lad % -" La ,.;.i;cN,-3 ~ In"o,
10y ny 'ioI, 'Iu ~ ar ~ r,m.oo '',' I,n - Tnito7
.''" r'o o|i N",;aa '''0
',r,l fo+ NC fnr nor,o,+ o,nooI n his
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'o!y "'' %,I ', ~. I s'',' w." tI'aa n'I
ot''"''9 G'','"7 '1U'S reot ,'''I'' nr;to; o;o
NAL depch"chclcS Oh rFeat bFIta.h
Every one must admit that. bNt tue
oPP'eSo'o'',, o' i''0 '''J'-L' =, O"'",'
came mtolcraOle' ana the people ol
these thirteen colonies formed union
| CnitcdIy they resisted the aggrcSS'onS
OF the mother country "h'icdiy 'hey
! declared thHIF 'hd'pch"cncc' 'naI o.
right they were lFce ana lhdepehdch';
and united, tncy Wa9ca a 'nh% an"
hcrce war against uFeat bf't''i, Wii'ch
was finally closed ny recognition ol
that independence winch mas ever
since been the pfide ana boast OF The
American people.
Mr.. Hindman-NIil the gentleman
permit me to call his attention to a
fact which he seems to have forgot =!
! The treaty between Great lirlaIn ana
the colonies merely recognized the in
/ dependence of each one OF the thlr-
teen colonies by name. 1t did not
recognize our independence as ma
ton OF league.
Mr.. Nandcvcr--IheSe Jntcd states
did not separately negotiate with the
ItVIti'I N'Ni'' : ''''N'''s WV {. -
clarcd their independence, and united
ly they negotiated the terms OF the
treaty. The same authority that com,
missioucd George " aShtnGlon TO lead
the armies Of the United CoIones' au'
thorizcd the commissioners TO t'c"'
with the mother country Tor tie '"oe
= pcndcnce Of the Lnltcd states @
America and when III The treaty o.
peace the colonies were enumerated II
was for the purpose OF recognizing
and acknowledging their united mde'
pcnIcncc, and not their separate ma,
ti0nal cXistcnccs. The aII"gIcnce the
colonies owed to Great Britain, was
thus transferred to the LA'ted States
Of America.
u Now, sir, what was the next step
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-14
dpoetrp.

Mr.. IlLDRErH The following beautiful
poem was written by youth of sixteen, in the
office of the Newark Ohio Gazette, on seeing
the Hon. John Quincy Adams walking out
during heavy snow-storm at the time he
was on his way to lay the foundation stone OF
the observatory at Cincnnat If you esteem
them worthy Of notice, you will please insert
it in your paper and obligc
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