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ALUM WATER.
VIZ AT + II OF THE
" ROCK BRIDGE ALUM kpRI,

w ROCK BRIDGE Alum SPRINGS, VA,
BoTTLED AT THE SPIN
sk S ~ ASkSJs tgF IS SsiTsp sSkTss.
The reputation Of this water. as a medicinal
agent, Is established IN Virginia. and many parts
Of the south and r is rapidly ex,snaing owe, the
tsbiished, that 1t is one of the few Mineral Waters
which viii hear transportation, aud that i has
apparent damage. either to It's taste or Its medical
The ma nv remarkable cures performed by Tin
Dyspp.ia, Garonic Dia,.a9a and Dy.eniery, Caronic
Iirer Disease, Serqia. and ALI Giand.dar and Skin
&C.. have attracted the attention Of the most emf
uent medical men In every section OF the country
truth know 4 no W Water in Europe ISsIo. 40
rich In medical substances as that of Roekbridas
DR. Moormsn, resident physician at the White
sulphur at is q matter Of no little Importance
| that the public should be fully apprised Of the
strumous diseases especially. They have long
stood reproach to our profession, and never, but
In these waters has remedy been fou nd that de-
serves the name of specific for their cure"
| Our pamphlet Is filled with lettsrssof the most
slassss oSr wss sssry
personal knowledge and experience Of the vir-
| The undersigned have now completed such AT
| they confidently believe will euabie them hence
forth fal tys and promptly to meet the steadily
| CAUTION The unprecedented success Of this
| Mineral Water, not only as used at the fountsia
by the visitors who have thronged thither, but by
invaiids at their distant hoInes, has naturally had
the effect to bring into the market to some extent.
other waters bearing similar names Therefore,
persons who wish To use this water VIII do well TO
apply directly TO the undersigned or TO their gen
oral agents, In Reh mond, whilst the trade will In
all cases, procure supplies through the hou9e
| Of PuRcELL, LApD Co., by whom al.o they will
be furnished with the proper certificates and show
| bills.
| The ALUM POWDERS or MASS, being the TO.
| sidnary salts OF the water, obtained by evspora-
| ton, have been found by long experience to re-
tain the medical virtues OF khe wafer and to be an
excellent substitute for the II is sent with
entire rafety by the mail, and to remote poirts.
| where the wafer cannot easily be transported.
Fer full particulars, see pamphlet.
We will send the pamph let, post paid, on appli-
| cation by letter, addressed to
| FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH, Proprietors,
| Post Ofice, ALUM springs,
| Roekbridge county, Va; or to
! PURCELL, LADD CO., General Agents,
pirl,u,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ny q Is gains.
FIVE THOUSAND YARDS OF
6EAUTlFUL BAREtibS,
BAkh0G AS0LAlS,
F0ULARDs, CHALLIES,
FRENCH JAC0NETS.
Many Of this Springs importation,
BOUGHT Ar PANIC Prices.
70 sold at
25 CENTS PER YARD.
Call aud see them before they are all sold
ap lbs sAI l. II. PRICe II co.
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SO second supply.
N E 9OODSi
Opening by Steamer TEIs Day
BLACK SILK MANTLbS-
Newest styles and patterns.
Beautiful HERNANI ShAWLS
rtLLb SHS LIS rars article.
Elegant WALKING SUITS.
splendid RERNANiS. 4 further supply.
NJ Ost bcau.itul ORGANDiEs, very cheap.
GbNCH JACDNETS In great variety, very chea D.
MOURNING GOODS
In variety, among which are cheap
BERAGES,
GRENADINE BERAGES
CqALL1ES, &c.
az 9-ts SAML NJ. PRICB & co.
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Fire and Loss ofLife.

PHILADsLPHIA, MAY 4-The Adamantins
Candle Factory of Messrs Than & Go. and
Soap Works OF Messrs. Van Hager Il McKim,
in this city, were destroyed BIZ fire last night.
Two firemen were killed by falling walls, and
others are supposed to be buried in the ruins.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
1890 -
DAsIC PRICES. IN IA ttNEsT.

BY JOSEPH STRAUSE, No % Maiu street.
Ju-t bouxh hit at less thau ~ cents on the dollar
d large stock of rch Lawns at st. 3, 10 and IL cts ;
Fine .Iacouet> and organizes, Ia3c, Is. &c. Deba-
.eo, Cts, IL cts apd higher; Bereges all colorS
al a., 25cts., &c ; 500 handsome Berege Stella
snawis, with Chenille Embroidery, al IT so worth
rs 10; Slack and Crlored silk Parasois, from rs
cents and upwards last colored Calico, at Il and
cents, cheep at ID !; Ladies' silk Thread Gloves
aud Geuntiets, al l2t and IS cents short and long
silk Mits, at SO and 50 cent?, worth double the
money; hOserias Linen HandkeTchIels, Irish
Linen, and Boanms Brown and Black shifting
and meeting Pillow Case Muslin aad Toweiing
French e-tilsW crEe Col ars from ~ TO rs cts.
Cambric and swiss Bands, the finest work in the
city Gassiineres and Linen Goods for Men and
Boys wear, Black and Colored sill Ks, aud great
lnaGy more Goods, too numerous to mention, will
iVund ~ prices that astpnish every body that
ca lis At q Main Look for the light
ulace fxpIl JOSEPH sTRAUsE.
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a S25 Il f W a IL D.-kanaway, on the
81 10Th Of March, WOMAN, named NANCY
I'm whom purcha ed Of II. stern, of this city
AHEV She is Of medium size, rather spare made,
go of a ginger bread color; has diindent
look when spoken to; il % years old, has blister
scar on her neck. She was sold last Christmas at
the sale Of VIM. Andrews, deceased, nine mile
above the city, She may now be In that neigh
borhood or near Slash Cottage. rs she has a mo-
Their living st Mr.. VIM. Winn's, near that place,
in Hanover county. She was hired TO Mr.. Samuel
Allen of this city, last year, and has husband
hired to Mr.. Ballard, Of the Exchange Hotel, by
the name of Dolphius. will pay the above re-
ward if delivered to me in Richmond.
my 2-lws R. B. WOODWARD.
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Bedford county, Va, which has one com
pany already in service, has seven more await
ing call 20 duty.
1t Il said that Gen. Scott;will change his
hpadquart ers from Washington TO Philadei-
phia.
Tazewell, Botetourt, Smyth and Wythe
counties are doing gloriousiy in the way OF
raising volunteer ompanies.
The Baltimore authorities have dismissed
the volunteer military OF that city. W no Ia We
been under arms since the 10Th uitimo.
Major Moses q. Reeves, old and we'll
known citizen of NJ urtreesboro', Tenn, died 4
lew days since
Fort McIIenry, at Baltimore, was further
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SPRING GUVl,,-.sihKCii, I~6I.-

y KENT, PAINE " co,
importers aud wholesale dealers in FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. 165 and les Main
street. Richmond. We receiving, and have
now in store, large and desirable stock of
Trash Spring Goods, ccns listing Of the usual varie
ty, and embracing every desirable style of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, which are prepared TO
offer to our customers upon the most favorable
terms. we shall, in con sequence of the disturb
s. s.s 10 cash aud prompt six months buyers for
NEGOTIABLE paper; and TO such, great Inducements
will be offered. Our stock will be kept up durirg
the season, and not be surpassed, in variety
and extent, by any h0use in the Southern States.
Ia our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we are pre-
pared to exhibit large, fashionable and fresh
stock Of our own manufacture, and gotten up ex-
pressy for own trade. BROWN sHEETINGS
and SfIRTINGS will be sold at nett prices, for
cash. in bankable funds. Orders are solicited,
and will reeeive our prompt and personal atten-
| tion. inn hhNi, PAIN h q Co
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UnS lue
q o o D s

Fl Among the
GOODS
Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, IL, l6 and $40.
Beautiful SILK ROBES, at 10 to $50.
BAKEJE ROBES, at aud Slo.
splendid hKRNANI DRESSES. at 2l5.
great variety of BAREGRS, GRENADINES,
CHALLlKS, PGPLINs, oRGANDiBo. LAWNS,
to be sold without regard to cost
SAML N. PRICE 4 co.
N. B.-The NEW GOODS of the receiv-
Ing BY every steamer. ap Sim
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tion be communicated by the President to General
BEAuRRaAap, and through him to the army now
under his command.
Mr.. Morton of Florida. presented memorial
from citizens of Florida, in reference to the
detective defences of Tampa Bay. The memo
rial was referred to the Military Commnittee
Mr.. Barlow OF Ga, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported the following BILL
which was read three times and passed
A Bill to Provide for The appointment OK Chap
Jams in the Army.
The Congress- of the Confederate States of Ama-
RIGA DO enact. That there shall be appointed by
tte President such number of ebaplains to serve
with the army Of the Confederate States. during
the existing war. a. he may deem ex pedi eGt, and
the Prssid at shall ASST an such reg
brigades posts. : ne may deem necessary -
And the appointments ma te aforesaid shall ex-
pira whenever tn existing var shalt terminate.
SEC. 3 The monthly pay of thsse chapiaips
shaIl be eighty i've dollars, and such pay shall
be in full vi all allowances whatever.
Mr. Shorter, Of Ala, proposed the follow
ing amendment 10 the standing rules of Con
gress, which was adopted
Rcsoired, That all propositions affecting our for
eign relations or looking to the pablo defence,
be submitted 10 the Congress while In secret
sion.
On motion Of Mr. Hill, of Ga, Congress
went in TO secret session.
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80 Sale
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF A LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK
Es-RIOH DRESS GOODS IA
On our own counters, in the large Shawl Room
attached 10 our store,
In order to reduce stock and business to scale
demanded by the altered condition Of the times.
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RESTAURANTS. &c.

~ ~ FRANKS RESTAURANT AND
KIN 6ol LAGER BEER SALOON
~.Nksyf VIII open this day with FREE
~ LUNCH At IL clock TO u, where he
hopas 10 see his friends and customer. sNACkS
at all hours. The best OF LIQUORS, WINE6 and
CIGARS always on hand. FRANK, Agent,
Governor ST., next door to the Iron Building.
M l-2Mk
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az Baker's Premium Bitters.--Are yon
DysFaptic2 Il so, take BAKERS 2 z II uM
BlTTERS. They are the only panacea for disease
DO You suffer from Constipation, wani OF Appetite
ar Indigestion BAKERS BITTERs never fail
to cure each and all. Do you feel feeble, debiii
tated restless st night and ncapacIted or busi
ueas BAKERS BIrTERS will invigorate y0nr
system, enlice the dfowsy god to your pillow. re-
fresh your siniaoere, give you an exuberance OF
spirits, that will make the lsbors VI the day as
acre pastme Vegetable il their properties, anu
prepared with skill, they are adapted to the cure
If all diseases Of the stomach and bowels, aud aes
with electric rapidity upon the blood and liver.
Price so cents per bottle. To BE- had OF all Drug
slsts. nan It's
So Cod Liver Oil of several brands-Jusi
TO hand q Id fvr sale. JNO. W. HAhLlCh,
APPS Ap1thecary, Franklin street
ST Bed Bug Pois0n-A Speedy EXiermina.
roK Fsrsale By JSU. W. HAELiEk,
a25 Apoihorary, &C
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PARIS FASHIONS

Man PARIS FASHIONS! RD1
Ya MISS REBECCA sEMoN %&
~ Hs A. jqs & rs oS with her rsw
- ''''' . PARIS FASHIONS
For Ladies' and Children,
And respectfully invite the Ladies' and Gsntlsmsn
PATTERNS. comprising the following named
spanish si, b suits for Boys zouavs and Josephine
Boys Mazzeppa and Prince Albert Apron for Boys;
Circular Blouse for Boys; Princes Psetst foi
Iaw 1 Dress for little Girjs; Misses Cherub
.aoque; piecoloaui Apron for Girls; chiiarsn's
Tulle waist variety of Waist and sleeve Pat
terms variety of Walking sseqn.,s for Misses
cared Dress for Misses; an AIabian Mantle for
zoaave shirt for iittls Boys: Palmetto alkiug
rsc4ua fof Aisses; also, = great many ether asw
s5tne fling handsome will call down soon.
a;s ssaos is new resSy t. Es y ,,p,s sad
PICKING aud MARKING done q, the shortest
notice. IA entire wardrobe for infants; Ladies
Flannel shirts embroidered; Country order.
promptly attended to. On hand and for sale all
coiors of French and German Embroidery SILK
Ladies'. now call down and see for yourself-i' T.
my motto to please. Thank for your past pal.
ronags wish continuance Of the same Don't
ssSs: Ss''% e. Charles nasss Man
-.s.4,>xsR IMPROVE Y9Ik
FRANKLIN q CO., OPTICIANS,
rEs sfs &c sPstTAcLEs. tor preserving and
nss v sss p.ssa u
TELESCOPES, MARINE and ono 1P ! Ln, GLAssEs,
ssss'
0A''fAA '1 No II X sA 4 si sr RET;
isa,-div Richmond Va
sss "A A ~ s,,ptpS a AH SisHt
ii
oun ~ Iii ,he Variety u o6g .aeh as
Limerick, Aberdeen. kerby, soesdologers. DC.
with FLOATS and Hooks complete; Sea Grsss, Float,
nn Zines s ss and q
rior quality; Trout Fines and Reels; Walking
Cane Fishing Rods, &C.
'''s''> JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer Of Guns, Rides, 10.
| CPEC1AL NOTfCE.-T0 UUk FRIENDS AM
| - THE PUBLIC.-rhe usual avenues through
Ppts .oa are ". sslas
We have to live of OF. and canno, be replenished
| when exhausted. One member Of our Grin, ana
traordinary and unasuai fnsncial ex,genciss 0
the times compel u.s. 70, q. pys..a, 70 sn.l yel
| decline opening new accou ats for any one on
| present force not being sufficient to write ap ou
| old accounts even. Trusting that our friends vii
see the force Of these remarks. and appreciate GA
| situation, we tender them onr grateful ackuow
| Judgments for the liberal patronage herstoIor
| bestowed on US, and assure them We Will spAre q
| pains or expense TO obtain, by some means, al
| necessary articles In cur line.
| MEADE BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
mye is5 Main at. Richmond, Va.
no MILITARY GUMPANfEY.-Wexre no,
i prepared to mako, ~ short notice, uAifoRA
| Tor military companies.
mys Corner Of Main AID 18th or Pearl sts
DNOWN MUSTARD-A prime srticle, 4
| u sale bv Inv 81 l. y q. b. DAVENPORT.
yUHIrE GA EASE-For Railroads and Mil
| w for sale BY !. u. y. DAVENPORT
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SI EGE0N GENERALS DEfAhTAEAT,f
STATE OF VIRaiAIA,
Richmond, May I'd, 1881.
vvxur pFyYHJCIANS OF Richmond and vicinity
aarns-tIy rsau ssted to furnish supplies OF
Fresh VACCINE NATTER 20 this once, Frank
lin street, one door North OF m street.
Surgeon General OF the Army Of Virginia.
ln
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49, THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
10 On cru STREET, BE- ~ ~
TWEEN MARsHALLWNf Al
--S-A AND BROAD, will be VktEsH
open to the public TODAY. SY
sNACks win be furnished In the best style, a,
all hours Of the day, and the BAR will be con
stantly supplied with superior LIQUORS, WINES,
LAGER BEER, ALE and CIGARS.
ap sims JAMES xxx.
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IyTET GOODS. WET GUODs.:- DAM

M EI UUUDS: w 1870. - D 1sI5,,
WHARF AT ROCKETS. Receiving this day =
case Bleach Cottons, at l23c, worth 2oc; 10 900
yards of Spring Prints, at Cd yard, fast colors,
Cotton Pants stuff, at l5c; 50 pieces ruckapaws
stuH, al 2Jc; French Jaoonets and 0rgandes,
worth 75c, at only &c; Huckaback Towels al 81 a
dozen; silk Wells at o:3c, worth 81; 5pieces Black
silk, great bargain; Beragss, &c, nc. The above
Goods are desirable, and orihy the attention Of
all who want cheap goods They will be sold ex-
ciusiveiy for cash, being bought on those terms,
! aud offered at profits SO small ! cannol afford to
charge to any party. ALFRED MOohs,
an 23 SO Main St
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\ EW 81 I De " KAFFEN.|S.-"e nave q
~ large out new style wraplngs just made up IN
our own establishment, aud as the TRADE Is prob
ably going to be small in that department this
+ season, We have determined to offer all the goods
now made up al very low prices Among them
all the desirable styles of the season, in black
silk aud other materials. Also, large lot of low
priced Shawla quilted to the warm Gather. We
assure the public that in this department are
disposed to offer great Inducements Mr.. TEASE is
still with US, prepared TO make to order any style
OF wrapping. GHlLEs CHENER1.
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R0ckbridge county, Va; or 20
PURCELL, LADD CO., General Agents,
ax. Ricl,r. nd "a
DEDFOKD ALUM And IODINE Mans.

Is "" NJ" . 'A''
This article 10 prepared from tue water Of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE 6PRiNOs, by q
careful and scientific method of evaporation,
whereby all of the mineral ingredients and msdi.
cinal properties of the water retained in I'M
impaired. Cali and procure u pamphlet OF our
Agents, containing certificates Of Prof. SAMUEL
JACKSON, OF the Jefferson Medical College, Pbila-
delphia and also twenty other Physicians OF emil
eases. The MASS and WATER 10 kept for sals
by Messrs. MBADE & BAKRR and T. RoBIksoF,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
=. RCHoLs d SONS,
fe 27-d3m Projectors.
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RUNA WAYS.

a TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
81 away from home, At Easter, a sERvANT
1&fA WOMAN, named CAROLINE. She IL
~EaOabout 90 years of age, medium height,
k. very good figure, ginger bread color, and
rather long, bumpy face. Her feet are unoom-
monty large, and both shoes patched near the
toes | have no doubt she il passing herself Oft
as free The above reward will be paid on her
delivery to me- HUGH NJ. HUT HESON.
Henrco county, Nav l. 1851 4-lw*
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..,.x~yApsr IMPROVE YOUk
ET ES II

FRANKLIN CO., OPTICIANS,
Offer to the puhlts their improved CRYSTAL
PERIsC0PIC SPECTACLES, tor preserving and
restoring the impaired vision to It's prime vigor.
Also, u very fne assortment Of MICROSCOPES,
TELESCOPES, MARINE and OPERA GLASSES,
and the finest COLI lection Of STERE0SCOPR6 and
STERBOsCOPlC PICTURES.
NJ CRYSTAL GLASSES set In old frames.
No l1 MAIN STREET,
IA al-AlN Rtehmnfd
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-19

We look upon the parrot cry Of g traitor,
'Frsltor," raised by a certain class Of men,
whenever some old and,treG friend Of the Union
iisps word IN favor Of any other settlement to
preserve the Union, save by the sword and
through blood as disgracelui rather than pari-
otic.
Having already published The resolutions Of
fered by Gov. Seymour in the House OF Repre-
sentafives, we now give aIeport of the remarks
which accompanied their presentation
He said | thank the gentleman from STRAIT
ford for lis remarks last night He was right
in hls position. His speech was patriotic one.
Sir, ! am on this door as the advocate ol Peace
Measures | will not sanction this war, ex-
cept so far as It can be waged On Consliut ional
grounds. This question now weats totally
dfrrent aspect from that which it presented
when the Pres dent issued his call tor voIun-
teers, Then II was for the protection oi the
Capital, and the reposseson ot'the forts" am
heartily glad that the Capital is protected ]
would protect the Capital and the archives
But nothing has been done to recapture the
forts. But movement of invasion has been
commenced an invasion OF sovereign State
think the gentleman from StTaiford was right
in saying there is a movement--a growing SEN
iIment among the people in favor Of peace
able settlement-ol an honorable peace 60
with him, and with all who are for PgAcE
MEASURES instead OF War MEASURES There
seems 10 be a radical mistake on the part of
many people-they seem to think the South can
be conquered. Sir, this is impossible 1t can
no more be done than the South can conquer
the North There are brave men there as well
as here. In Revolutionary davs We knew some
thing OF them. In the war Of 1912 they raj
lied around our flag and protected our commerce.
Now It is not we'll 70 underrae the prowess OF
OF these enemies-aS you call them-though
even IN this state OF things. some
there whom knew, and who are still our bro
theirs 10 heart THIS mistake cost Braddock
CALLING defeat in the old French war it cost
the British manv a humilating defeat IN the
war OF the Revolution % YOU think you can
secure their loyalty and affection bv force -
Two or three sovereign States have been over
run and trampled under foot already You
have got kind of toothod, which vou call
q Peace hnt II is moi pAana--ii Is Jherqd
Mar Maryland is in volcanic condition TO-
day and TIE same spirit will rise at all tines
in spite OF all the chains you can put upon il
and OF all the RUN that is wrought. You NAV
destroy their hSbitatons, deVastate their fields,
and shed the blood Of their people still, you
cannot conquer them. Even IN their ashes
live their w0nted fires"
! shall vote for these resolutions hope
Congress viii adopt some Peace Measures which
shall hold the Border States, and draw back
those that have gone out-so that, in Some fu-
lure day, we may have the South again under
he banner of the Union.
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From the Hartford Times.
The Peace Resolutions offered by Cover
nor Seymour.

We publish 10 another column, the brief
Peace Resolution wi,h its preamble, offered in
the House OF Representatives OF this State by
Governor T, H. Seymour, on the Sd of July.
We ask for them an attentive consideration by
our readers.
The Republican papers have assaied this
Resolution, as wei! as the preamble that pre-
crdeS i and they are quite profuse IN brand
ing it g lraItoFous." If an effort TO save the
Union and the Government OF the United
States by Constitutional measures, IN peace
hl way, is traltorous, then this Resolution is
traItorous. But II such an effort is patriotic,
then Governor Srymour's Resolution is patriot
nc. OF Governor Seymour's own views, it Is
not necessary for US to speak, for we publish
sketch OF his remarks, submitted 10 the LeglSla-
tuce when he offered the Resolution. No man
entertains more patiotIc sentiments than he
But If he believes that war between the free
aud slave States OF The Union is calculated to
break down the Constitution, and sever the u
mon forever, and SO expresses himself, Is hiS
love of country and his patriotism to be ques-
toned Indeed, # he offers proposition to
settle our difficulties, as they have in The earlier
DAYS Of the Republic been honorably settled,
without bloodshed, is he for that act OF peace,
TO preserve the Union, g Traitor z" Shame
upon the men and the presses who make such
a charge
But uh hat is his proposition The preamble
gives briefly the reason why the resolution is
submitted II SAYS a third OF the sovereign
Safes have Withdrawn from the Union. II is
true DO you say they cannot withdraw =!
They hare wilhdrawn-w -wrongfuily,n you please.
The fact is so. The effort 20 compel their re-
turn has assumed the proportions of a oIvIl war.
We at the North believe they are wrong 10 Sc
ceding they believe they are right. We be-
lieve that they did not have sufficient cause for
secession or revolution they believe they had.
Shall two-thirds OF the country, then, force the
views OF the Dther third up TO the precise point
ol their own ideas upon these questions This
cannot be done, The two thirds may beat the
one-thlrd IN battle, and thus make them more
em5ittered. This will not make their views
harmonize with the vctors. As all, then, have
common interest in the welfare of the conn
try, and all have equal rights, is it not best for
all TO concIlate, and settle the questions al issue
IN a peaceabe manner This idea would be
carried out practically, by offering The Crten-
den Compromise 1t is not dShonorabir, and it
IS IN no way injurious 10 the North.
GOV. Seymour's resolution offers that plan oi
adjustment And IL protests against any inter-
ference BY warllke movements with The instl-
iutIon of slavery IT appears to Us that no true
hearted Union man, no real conservative frpt-
man, who cterishfs regard for the lcustuu.
ton and she eion. caa object 10 otfhci q tnest
4 Propositions,