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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
TIE TIGHT FINANCIAL BOOT MAKING THE
YETT


ItFpoa-s from the following taken from the Phiide.-
ph,l Lslys- Of the q b. that they getting heartily
-j'k Of hCr condition Toe ledger, it should be re-
merlbsrsd Is strong journal the refore the force
lf q financial veil will be more readily understood as
20, 'raying desperate state Of sffirs:
The truth IT, our financial difficulties are daily mora
aud more complicated. COrgress Ia by no means unit
on the schame reported BY the committee on ways and
aYs and there Is even more diversity Of opinion tn
ne tax blls Thinking men beginning TO stand
tgAt a. the proportions Of the debt that s
ating ald the 6nanciers a. their wits ends
q devise wavs and meet the interest some for
~ or frty millions Of which will soon be due saying
biog shout the legitimate demands that are rolling up
a huge volume agairst the government With an al
total cessation Of emigration with agriculture aod
every other branch OF industry n the country diminish
ap commerce rguiFhing, trade broken up in our from
tes the pss Of the Southern markets. no chance oil ex
tending our industry aud With Mexico, or any
other part of the world In fact Il may well tar the
nInc;s ability Of the country manage debt which
viii soon exceed 81 coo, 900 900"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
rRIBurE OF RESPECT.

CAMP nEn CESr1KyILLE Feb. 9Th.
Al m.enR OF the once and Phvatss, Of the Povhatan
Troupe the following preamble and Rsouons offered and
whereas In the Asiss Providence Of God he has seea h to
from our companion Ia and devoted snd
A J. Ca 49,,
Resolve Thai We do sincerely Iegrt the less which
have hea sympathse With his beeave fam
ReI1yed That vhIls mi M he displayed many ua Of
character worthy of!taon As soldier he was prompt a. his
post-aI &C N oanIon his kind and usefulness
Resolved That orwa Al copy q thee resolutions TO bI
and family and ais, 70 The hehnond p.pe r
publication
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
me Hnn,pton ExIIe.,

We published yesterday simple, Unaffected narrative
of the suHsrings Of the citizens of Hampton. We hope
/, has been universally read We it viii touch
a chord 10 every generous heart.
Mr.. VIM. ,. Taylor, at the Bank of Virginia, will re-
csive any contributions that may be made.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
g. ,eII OF Northern aui Southern C.yIIiEa.
uOn.~

uOn.~
late number Of the New York mes mentioned
;as f8e ia; 4 steamer from Port R,yL brought thirty
i1o1,,li l,e, ison the Yankee troops there to their
friends a, home and bolsed Of u - an evidence Of
thu sup'r.or eiyi.zri5l All literary cu.arc Of the
Northern osgs tbe southern rsca Al offer ct our
army a. CalEs7Ll', ia,o whose hands ttc paper fel
iusds tas following rrp!5 to ,h1 Zas, and sou,riycd
TOO, 20 iaySit reach he odi.s- o, thu. sheet.
CISTRsvlLLE, Va Jan. %, ls62.
70 tis Elit1r Of hs Va, York Times.
n your issqs Of tie 2i.h Instant, have rotcel An
or Go cltrlc eris'ir q Yankee gsBt, unie- ;le
"a. soa IT a TEsF ca NoEIHGSS AND ScUrHxgN Civil
fzLGi0S.' A. u-u1 the web and Toof o. this prolge
% are uroiiou7, c1Dplceut, ssfsiul4tory phrase
.g~si-z your D.1us Efth IA that "a a1m,g.bU or &C.
go- tn sPseil Is. bring hs grCs. iende1ey Of your
s7lsr--ls y0u elegantly aud cclcisely e1prcss ITO
'e1ii.oilsy core pglie-Ce'
Penn; one sho his lived The creates Ess ~ the pas,
fF'l,J-Sve years ia tae mills. Of zoe, aics ard IL
ssl1ty Wanted literary c4lt--s, . susgess doubt
her tie pu7i cIton Of - Average selsctiOa frcm
' 30 thirty thousand .-.ers,' Elich you say Nero
o-eu-ht % y7a- e,-v ay the steamer Atlantic recently
-,n Port E'7a, E'ui justify you, even before your
s.fe Tor y'af bo-l..u gratuA,ory eontras. between
E1-t7frn aad Sjuihsrl f.e-a-y culture
T' MAJ sas soarl be sat.G,I &. se wanting In Dis.
i''1oa - intr'gs IN sp cjs5 Of literature ruch a
- Ss tha HaI BAGS 70 and .ron ycur clmps the pre-
'-s pfodIos OF y'ur CIVILIZATION. Better SIR for our
a';lcrc people taa+ "pe.rf,d utstc" into which you
r'sm Us ho1e5 batter tina. our Of letters and 81
leisure -hot toatlus % feed the faded clssscisr-
- - 4 ED, Cic'ro and COgn,ius Nspos," than thss
- sLCui become atspt5 10 the STYLE o. "epistoary
so11 tcncc"-5loszoll and fruit Of you- fCeuent sOoi-
,.7-rcvsaled in D., pi'itoro Letter bag captured ate 2
ae btstls Of ManAs Tor Bal Rup) and in the letters
found in the pockets o. your slam the 2lst Of Juy
r-i 2Iss Of Oc'obcr Bats BlF letters, divdging
cgliioo Of Northern society most "starthug' TO any
",Jlo led ob'etVcl assure6l7 and out Of which, sp
p-l1d the most dsItero1s ard brszsn Of your class
would hld it ihcuit make subject OF National self
Fra Suoa.
Not ouly "a the great OF that 'epssOary CO.
rep0ndsoce' The Talpa5le product Of iteraie minds,
hu Of gross d-osuchsd soull-WiEes writing 70 hus-
hands m the language Of Mercer baWds, in eV
dsot reply 70 let ers Of the character pstes from
ss-ethesrs Iih With lust Of memories OF pas, Wanton
nee and warm with hoped for amour letters even
ron ss,ers TO brothers, reking With llsciVous suRges
ti0us Surpr1icg beyond mcssu-e these Letters from
ycur pru-ient When rot lswd impure in ideas
wen no; Erossl7 obscene and nbAd-shosing tina. il
yIu have Free SchOOls aud Free Lqbor the trinity u
c1mPete, and ycu nave Free Love also.
Tosse Letters are 10 eGsenee and she'll yet see the
,hs o. dlv, that Chrstendom shall knoH uhAs man.
E-r OF P-O2.s your civilization has made you VIA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
INK VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.


The PRESIDENT laid before the Convention the fol-
lowing communication from the Executive:
81 hsvs the honor of communicating herewith the
semannua report OF Brsvet Msor General T. Il. Smith,
Superintendent Of the Virginia Military Institute to the
Board of Visitors. The General Assembly, 10 common
with the people Of Virginia. will be grati ID to know
that this favorte institution which has done much to
stimulate proper military spirit and has contributed so
largely in preparing troops for the gallant and eff
Gent services they have rendered In the field has been
expended under the most satisfactory crcumstances-
The number of cadets at this time exceeds two hundred
and fifty"
Toe communication and accompanying documents
we're laid upon the table aud ordered TO be printed.
BILL PAssID.
House bill, compromising Norman O. Smoot and
James Caudy, Commissioners Of the Revenue for the
county of Hampshire for services performed was, on
motion of Mr.. ARMSTRONG, taken up and passed.
srCRIT SESSION
The Senate then resolved itself into secret session, to
consider u resolution from the House. and remained
for so long time with closed DOORS that the reporter
for this Journal deemed eIpsden to retire from the
Capitol 0ne two unimportant resolutions OF inquiry
we're adopted and several bills presented, before the
doors closed which the reporter did not have 40
opportunity Of copying.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
The Yankce.In England

speaker at agricultural dinner in England lately
in speaking Of the civil in this country, said
"A Yankee is as great parody E1glishmAn a
q monkey is upon the human race"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13

T
You viii observe the isl'e contributors aud those
e the Society ar, not together in the statement The
private Contributors will be accounted for the proper
prsOrs
have c1sred all nv power to fui out the needy, and
q, them have administer 20 the bes: Of my ability
H. o~iug TO the unparalleled Tyrs and the gener
= aclCsscr ing spirit which slms,es the bosom5 of
c daughters Of tae -u:b, in this notle cllse,
Ee no, fu1d consumers tor the supply Of socks you
q u ne TIE ladies Of Augusta and the surrounding codr
responded uobly to the cell in behalf Of North Wet
VirgiuAus nad, having greater facilities for sending
cir productions lad Up The time of the arrival CT
seeks from your c,eiy, furnished the greater part
o. the mea Nth that then much needed article OF cloth
2 Bl, to your Society, ALLOW to return the SINGER
.. thanks OF the homeless North Western YrginianS
composing L.. Col. Hlnsboroughs Battalion for fira'
,mrg 70 their aid In this their time ofnsCd. Oaly
q, ,ninoutou was made to them before yours Ii consist
OF prs. socks ard prs. drawers, bu. WAS never
.nls 10 asceftaiu who sent them.
neglected 10 meutirn cotton shirts which in
g. box of socks which greatly needed and which
I distributed
rec a letter from the Or. N. a; SaunOu, that
x.ue boxes are there he did no. say how many, but
aid he would forward them By next train.
Very respectfully,
CHARLBS s. MORGAN,
Ii: c. S. A. and AGjulsnt
l.. CD. HIlsbo-ough's Battalion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13

DEArH OF CHARLEs r. SLAUGHER.-We are panied
10 announce the deah of our tovnsman, CHARLES r.
Slaughter Esq which occurred at his rdddence In this
city, Monday after noon. The deceased for many years
,mbsr fthe lite State convention, and took prom
inen, part ia its deliberations In private as well as IN
Iuslic life be was highly esteemed as useful citizen
LyRekbtRg Rep.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13

We are requested to say that, Captain James O. Hill
and bia Company, the ScOttsve Greys from ScottsVie
Va stationed a, NAgsaead, and quently
no. in the battle on Roanoke leland and are all safe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
COINS, ru,,o,,.
NAILS, WARTS Ac.,

Growing into the he b, ke, ersd'csied - - -
In few onds without SIT HEAT pam. sxSSLg%
DR. tCHUL1Z the ehire pojisf, xPecs fc-HSHc.-.s~
70 'e,vs shorty, partes derring lis ad. -es<srsS@
viii pese mare early Application The sui 10 ned tin ntois
meat Distinguished n D. la, free ie,y appeared In TIC J
payer,:
Dssaes Of the e Of great dist - no or Al
porto Of the human lastly ss Of tas most ,
full and Who eoatripus !, The sghes deg &c 20 tede
their and dese eords hanis Of pre-
fssson and the public" .an
~ cas-, Wall Sired HOTEL Wall street. tsii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
DIED,

In Colorado county Texas ssnd,y The i9h J,nI.ry Of
o. ngeon OF the brain kOBERr BECKY OF W. Motor
mick formerly Of Fairfax Co., Va the lih year OF bis age
In baltimore city, the % inst ALEXANDER QUARTER
wooDs formerly She7g In the Esd year OF bis age 'onn
La OF Re James abe, ID. D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13

ACCIDENT on TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.-Satnrdav
might the mail train Of the Va and Tennessee railroad
coming east into large rock which bad fallen on
the track ShaWsville, BY which the engine was
smashed up and rendered unf. for use aud two
Of the cars seriously damaged. negro brakeman bad
both legs broken and received other bruises and
"a passengers slightly scratched Of them for
uioaely being .ously injured The accident delayed
the train twenty -four hours-Ly7sehbrg Republican.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13

manner of women are breeding and nursing your child
rem.
We shall. meanwhile, rest contention you to eIoel US
In all such literature. MANASSAS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
BONO PUBLICO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO TIE LADIES OF THE SOL.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO TIE LADIES OF THE SOL.
DIERS' AID SOCIETY AND OTHER CoNTRIBU-
TORS To TEE SUPPLY OF THE WESTERN vIR.
GINA TROOPS ESCANPED At ALLEGHANY
MOUNTAIN:
CAMP ALLEGHAxT, Feb. %, 1862
RoGIE BARTIS, ESQ, Suptr., Y. N. G. A., and Ladies
Soldiers Aid Society
SIR: ALLOW me TO acknowledge the receipt Of bale
comforts, and 81 and box socks, from your Sccie-
". There we're 40 comforts and 452 pairs socks. Be-
,yS Is s:AteHsntOf the distribution, with what remains
en- hand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13

REsIGsEo.-From the Rockingham Register we learn
that Gen. Gilbert s. heem has resigned his position in
TIE army.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
HRaRaKa WANTED.

LADY residing In city, wishes purchase young
"A nan gDod character good washer and itone and Who
Knows something Of eO0.ns also. girl from 10 70 g'a Of
age Address, BOZ No. %, Eiehnond, 20, h2-n'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13

not fully prepared to do so to-day. He therefore,
moved that the Report be laid over till tomorrow, which
was done accordingly.
The following Bills were then taken up in their order
on the calendar:
Bill authorizing the Auditor of Public Accounts to
employ Ave additional clerks at salary Of $500 per an.
mum each. Amended ty the Finance Committee
to read three additional clerks instead of FIVE. Bill laid
ever.
COUNTY COURT RECORDS.
Senate bill providing that the Clerks Of the County
Courts in this Commonwealth, shall not permit the re-
cords and papers oil their Courts to be removed beyond
the limits of their respective counties, uDless when in
vaded by the enemy, under penalty Of $500.
This Bill was ordered to third reading, and with
some slight amendments, was passed
TREASURY NOTES.
Senate bill entitled Act in regard to Treasury Notes
authorizing the clerks TO sign said Totes 10 lieu Of the
Auditor and Treasurer, was taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. COLLIER, the House adjourned to
tomorrow, at IL, N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
10 JOalSssPONDSNTs.

~ Lssrs - % addressed RS"EiisOr Of
~ gsis."
sr.s sr~s7 hoA fiies ora paper ci Eos - pu5!S
ID. -sls = q ~ slang osga % % kno'cn AZ
All % n cois % dSp-r,si so O5-dry E0oss sscssd
ay slyt. has sacryGi j5r a.issrsiSs-Ssats.
~ - ,4nn0.,azsass rss4r rejected oOsssERGca:oas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
RECOVERY OF ARMS.

4 communication from the House Of Delegates, In.
forming the Senate OF the passage Of sundry bills ncud-
ing House bill to constitute corps more sfectually 10
COLLECT the arms Of the State and Confederate States not
in actual service, which, on motion Of Mr. NASH, was
advanced to third reading and pAssedyeas SO, nays
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-13
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb l2.h, 1861.

WEDNESDAY, Feb l2h, 1901.
The Senate was called to order at u O'Clock n, by
the President Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Peterkin, Of 81.
James (EpiscopaD Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-24

LOCiAIs !AG FCatL4cl t1&A5 I!lt4LAl45 Na@> SUI
Try aud disagreeabIe in the sun; about one O.
Clock it turned cooler, and We had rain IN the
afternoon "A soldier, yesterday afternoon, was
arrested III the First Ward, for thrustlng o
bayonet at female, when he was detected in
making Of with some fsh.~~Wood, for fuel,
continues scarce and high; it ought TO be in
more abundance and cheaper than it ls.-Strag-
gIors Ia the Southern suburbs are now but few,
occasionally, however, 8 few art lurking about,
With whisky.
The Washington Republican says:-''There
has been some swearing about town, on the
subject Of the Presidents proclamation. Par
ticularly have gentlemen with shoulder-straps
rendered themselves ridiculous by their raids
If mere words against that document. We
have heard more than one Of these gentry say,
II will be ID if fght for the id mig
ger.
Gen. Hook5r's wound is improving. Here
ceived yesterday letter from Gen. Mcclellan
expressing his great regret at Ills wound and
The misfortune that accident inflicted on the
success Of the plan Of the battle on the right
wing, aud adding that he (Gen. McCLeljan) had
caken the liberty Of Recommending bin for q
Bli9atlii7r=Ilip 10 che Regular array,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-24

session on the 10Th Iusr. governor Itto--0l
sent in his message the same day. lie refers
at length 30 the scarcity Of salt. to make pro-
vision for which the Legislature was called TO-
gether. and disappearing Of the offer Of Stuart,
Buchanan & Co., 20 Sell the State Of Virginia
the water to make salt, charging Virginia more
for the water than is paid by the State Of Geor-
gia, though the works are located IN Virginia,
He recommends that the free negro and slave
c0nyicts be sold, or otherwise disposed OF, as
fhev are but little less than nuisances II the
neighborhoods in which they have been put to
work General Floyd's command has not been
filed ND because of the Improper and unWar-
ranted interference" Of General Loring, who
stoned the enrolment Of the militia in Mon
roe, Giles, and other countless The command
under Gen. T., however, is now large. An
amneit y to those who have taken the oath OF
allegiance to the 3. S. government, IS recon-
mended. An increase OF the pay OF soldiers IS
urged
As regards the prosecution Of the war, the
Governor expresses his previous OPINION that
it should be made aggressive, and CLAIMS that
the prospect is good for the recovery OF " estern
Virginia. The message also contains the 1ol-
lowing paragraph.
sire Baltimore and Ohio railroad has been
g. positive nuisance to this State from the
oDening Of this war TO the present time; and
unless its MANAGEMENT shall hereafter be IN
friendly hands, and the government under
which it exists be 8 part OF our Contederacy
it mUst be abated. II it should be permanent
II DESTROYED, re must assure our own people
Of some other mode Of communication With the
soahoard. >
The Washington Star says:-<'The at
tempt TO destroy the stores and cars at Manas-
sas by the FederaIs at the time General Banks
fell back to Centreville, was failure. The
cars and engines we're SO little injured by the
fire that almost the entire numLer was got If
by the Confederates. They got six engines in
this way, and g. large number Of cars. Two Of
the engines were in suf6ciently~good order to
run at once The Confederates also got
large amount Of supplies, very tie damaged;
amongst them 3 carload OF harness, and
sufficient arms TO supply soldiers and citizens
with Two OF three guns piece.
The Washington Republican is jubilant over
the proclamation; believes it will be received
by the loyal States with perfect furore Of &C.
clamation," and says while it will lose to the
President few latter-day friends, 1t will res.
tore to the President all his old friends, and
unite the sound portion Of the people in one
solid and inlpregnable mass in support Of the
Union and the Constitution.
4 correspondent Of the Baltimore American
states, that at Sharpsburg, on Friday, General
Mcclellan met the guide who conducted the
cavalry force from Harper's Ferry, and enabled
them to escape AID capture Longstreet's train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-24

| ''rSiA'0 - 'A@0 N''iA oa100A VI Harper Ferry -
The Examiner says that II $50 prisoners . ooo
negroes, $4,000 stand Of arms, 46 canon so1
horses, and 100 wagons were taken, and -.
| Confederate loss was only three killed and eortr
wounded. Gen. Garland and Col. strsnos
were killed at the battle of Sharpsburg -
which action the Ccnfederates took > ooo
| prisoners.
The Dispatch says, that several hundred
wagon loads Of ammunition were taken at Vs,.
per's Ferry.
It also says that Gen. D. H. Hill was rough.
" handled in the battle Of South Mountain,
but held his position until reinforced by LONG.
street, when the Federals fell back Gen. Lee
the Examiner states, intercepted despatch to
Col. Miles, from Gen Mcclellan and made bis
arrangements accordingly. D. II. Hill was
then ordered to hold Mcclellan in check while
Jackson and 4. ?. Hill took Harper's Ferry,
The evacuation Of Cumberland Gap by the Fed
erals, is confirmed.
Mr. Trout, 3 senator to the Wheeling Legis-
lature, was captured by a party Of Confeaerates,
s. short time since, aud is DOW in prison at
Mooreheld.
The reconnaissance III force which proceeded
beyond Centreville, and about the Tholoug
fare Gap, the day before yesterday, returned
yesterday without having discovered any Con
Tolerate troops in the district they secured
The residents in the upper section Of Mary
land have suffered terribly since It's occur alton
by the two armies. In many cases families
who few days ago were II comfortable clrcum-
stances, are now ruined.
Considerable excitement prevails IN New Or
leans in consequence Of report that Gen,
Butler is to carry out the confscation act ii
that city, in a way alleged to be beyond the
law, by requiring oaths Of all who have hereto
fore submitted 10 the Confederate government,
The n. 7. Commercial r5i;ules 'the great
expectations Of some Of the Republican jour
nails, that Gen. Mcclellan was going ''to bag
Lee, Jackson Howell Cobb, one and all.
J. S. B. Todd who was run for elected Dele"
gate in Congress from the new territory Of De-
cotah, is brother Of Mrs Lincoln, and gra-
duate of West PoiLt in 1887. lie Was not
elected
It is thought that it will be some time. be-
fore movements Of both armies commence 70
develop the plans Of the remainder OF 1illS
fall campaign in Virginia.
Sharpsburg, the scene of the late tIemen'
dous battles, is a small post village IN WASH
ington county, Maryland, sixteen mules soo''.
from Hagerstown, about twelve Mules vest o. o.
Middletown, from which it is separated! by Luz
South Mountain, about the same dAsl I.noo
north from darper's Ferry, and some c tnaSs
miles from the ferry Oh the Potomac al o"ek'~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-24

+ IS stated IN 8 dispatch IL 3 journal q Har-
risburg, that Saturday and Sunday last the
federal array was rapidly crossing into Virgin
Ia St WiIlianlsport. A dispatch dated at head
quarters yesterday makes 40 mention Of any
such ? movement. The Comic derates were on
the opposite side Of the river, but nothing WAS
known Of their intended movements.
-~~-~~~zB~~-
The London Mercantile Journal asserts that
O. great deal more wheat has been raised n
ENGLAND this wear. tlaan III the two previous
years, and that prices must rule low; and 1ur-
ther that the English warehouses are row tnll
Of foreign food.
The Northern newspapers are oil speaking
Of the President g proclamati0n-and 1t is re
oeived, commented on, and applauded, or cen
sured, just according to the political character
Of the public journals, and their known views
on the slavery subject It is announced with
the greatest rejoicing by the n. 7. Tribune,
the Philadelphia Press and papers Of the Re
publican stamp; and meets with q cold reception
from the "Conservative" press generally
openly condemned by s0me-paITcularly Inc
n. Y. Express. The National IntelEgepcer is
decided in its expression Of disapprovaI, and
it signiRes to President Lincoln, that having
yielded to the pressure thus far, be will be
required to go farther yet It says:-~'The
new policy has now been eztorted The Pre-
siden5, Threatened by radicals and threatened
by Border State net1,' according to the hide
pendent, has finally taken sides with the for
n1er But the radicals distinctly apprize him
in advance that new policy is not sufficient
to appease their demands They want new
leaders in the Cabinet and in the field as well
Hence the prospect Of g. new pressure. Let
not the President suppose that he can make
his peace with both parties by retaining con
servative advisers and generals to w TX out the
radical policy be has just inaugurated, .
LoCAL.~~The weather tbis morning was sui