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Mr. Spencer. the Liverpool correspondent Of
the London TINES, has another letter in that
jourRal, compinsatiDg the North on the vAlOr Of
its armies ARd the skill sboEn By It's generals in
Maryland. he Says the North Is now in u pOss
zion 10 make peace without dishOnor, but thst
the golden opportunity will be lost, and adds:
''As the North cannot be the first to aeknOwi
edge the Independents Of the C0nfsderaey, Eu-
rope should remove the stumbling block By re-
cognizing The COAfsdeFats States, apd the North
may then follow its example"
The New York correspondents Of the London
Times, writing spssmber l9sh, says: IL isev
idou5 that the decisive battle has not yet been
fought All that has happened is but prshmins-
~ to tse final onslaught that IS to make OF mar
AcClsllsn. But that onslaught, aud bow it viii
end, is not likely to make or mar the fortunes Of
the CoufsdsTates BE adds that the resigna-
ton or sbdiclti0n CT President Lincoln is de-
bsted as q matter Of course.
me -irHy GHd Macy Gazette says: The
S0uth las LIlod tho C3s1gBiFv aud faiiu-i 1t0
COnfsdeTate army has shown great daring and
much tenacisy, but has been beaten. General
Mcclellan has shown that, as q soldier, he is
equal 20 General Lee or StonewaH jackson
The division Of the Confederate forces was
great mistake, but great generals would have
known how to convert that mistake into dsas-
trOus defeat, while second rate soldiers ike Nc
Ciellan could only get out with respectable sue
cess -
The expectation Of arms and ammunition from
England to America is rapidly progressing. The
shipments OF the first eight months Of the year
are valued Ct { ,305 000
The Paris Patrie hears from good sources that
nothing j. more likely than the recognition Of
the South, on the basis CT sce0molished facts
very soon to be on the tspis. England and
France acting ia concert
The Paris BOWrse vas much excited on the Sd,
and rents advanced nesTly / per cent, closing a.
= IEis supposed ths advance was caused by a
rumor shat she Papal government bad shown a
more plant disposition.
ITALY.-Las Discuss on says thason Sunday,
the 4th, royal decree VIII proclaim an amnesty
10 Garibaldi and bis followers, excepting only
the deseTteTs from the royal srmy.
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A MAN KILLED BY TIE ELEPHART, HENEI-
BAL-THE MONSTER DIsARNED The noto-
rious elsphant Hannibal, bslOEgjng 10 Van Am
bUrgh G5 Co.'s menageTis, whose numerous sx-
ploits, when enraged, have furnished so many
newspaper paragraphs, has, We learn, been
shorn as effsctualiy az was Sampson Of bis
power for further mischief A few weeks siuee.
at Caldwell, in this State, he killed an uufortu-
nate man who was partially deranged, and who,
in the momentaTy abseace Of HAnuibsPs keep
er, was foolish enough to iFritate the huge beast
as be was standiHg upon the show lO', previous
to bis departure for the next town. No blame
was attached 20 bis keeper as the act Of the
victim was as suicidal as if he had thrown him
self under the wheels If locomotive but ia
order to prevent the mischief Of any further ac-
eidents iiom the dangerous temper OF the ele-
phant, Mr. Van Amhurgh had his enormous
tusks sawn of, a few inches from bis jaw, thus
reducing him 20 the position of a nOn-cOmbat-
taut, IN the future. The tasks bsiug the wea-
pons offensive and defensive Of The elephant we
may expect 30 hear no further instances of de-
structive operations upon the part of this noted
animal IL Cihciaaati C0mnercia3, 7h
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A friend from Russell county, Alabama, pre-
senled to rs, few days since, handful Of
blackberry leaves dried in ths shade for the pur-
pose Of making tea. He represented its re-
sembIance ia taste to the tea Of China to be so
close as 10 make it dithcuh TO distinguish one
from the other. We have tried these leaves,
and find the similarity in Taste, smell and eolor
to be as he represented. We Go not, honestly,
believe that we could have told the difference
between it and China green tea, had We not
known it to be an extract of blackberry leaves
Now is very good time 10 gather snd dry
these ieaves and we recommend q trial to eur
readers Possibly this tea may be too stringent
for persons Of eostivs habits, though we could
not perceive any effect OF that SORT aud it would
be prudent for them to observe its effect
Columbus Enquirer.
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District of Che EIississippi.
HEADQUAETEBs JACKSON, Mississippi,
gzrfarrltar 10 T-fI.


General orders 10.
To fae5 sre th- enrolment and organization Of
scrl fs within the dis Iict ia accordance with the
set of Congress cl he 10th April ls2 and the orders
and reEulstiUns q the Hon Secretary Of Wa in relA
Tou ttefero 81 HiGgy corus snders and provost mar
ss hereby reuirsd @ taSs prompt audseBergetic
aeEEurcs e enroll and forward all c0uEcrpts % their
prescribed camps 81 instruction
fifcsrs Of the militia evil Magistrates and loyal Sd
Es are rsgueseds-o $50 in thesexseuu0n Of tAe law
Forward lists persons subject 10 consCript DUTY
residing within tlzr respective districts and iuri5dlc-
u-uE
j. Military commanders and provost mhTshss sTe
hereby instructed % furnish lists Of colscripts residing
vltlin tleir respective jurisdictions Eo shall not have
teen sreadv enrolled IL compliance with thelsw 70 the
-cfutaur generals ulfee a. these hesdgu guartsrs-
III C0uscripts who have been enrolled in Orgsntza-
On partisan rangers, rails within the limits Of this
district since the lG-L 0f prl 1852 and cou=crpts who
laye enrolled in EEy rEime-t battsiiCu- company
saac fae 1st of July. 1862 viii IL accordance with the
srdsrs Of the Secretary Of " az Of August 18th 1902
b. sant under charge OF commissioned otGsr ho viii
carry dzscrptive ron Of each couEcript containing
notice u he period during which and the company in
vvhlh Dc may bsve served and staiament OF bounty
Esil and clothing issued
No exemption % these requirements vii be reoog
nz=d unless based written authority hitherto given
by the War Department or By The general Dsnding
ts district the sub districts of which it is composed
By order Br g-4digr- q is neral RUGGLEs
r Il. HOOE-
a-1fzfs-s A1futsuf. General.
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Cnssius N. Clay ard EichnFd O'GorEnRn-
Bmci ia Prospect.

A Dmci IA p Prospect.
From the New York Express
That beautiful specimen Of 4 Kentucky solder,
who, when his own State is invaded by the
rebels, HES away here, to New York, to enscOnce
himself and to spout, among new sbolitionists-
(thst too, under a msior-genera's pay Dis
reported thus to have INDUCED himself in Cooper
Institute las. evening:
"Ons Of the most mournful sights 10 him was
TO sse refugees frsm foreign tyranny to be the
first here to turn and oppress 4 race because 1t
was black
" "VOicss-O' German, Mitchell
F." Mr.. Clsy-I say to Mr.. O'G0rmsa--he is in
the city and l expect to be here some time-I
say 20 him that, If he says the Republican party
is in favor Of the liberty of the 5lsekman, and is
not in faysT Of the liberty of the white. be
knouingly lies. Great Applause. - Times
Report.
Everybody understands this sort OF talk from
this major general spOuter. lie means to cba,-
lenge Mr. O'Gurman TO challenge him TO hghs
duel. But the gallant Irishmen Of the city do
not intend TO leave that soTt Of job on Mr.
O'G0rman's hands. The following IS but one of
several, who slaad ready TO mset the msj0r-
general ex-Rassisn minister:
To the Editors Of the New York Express:
"SRs Cassius II. Clay, in his speech last
evening, made the following remarks:
- IL Ar. h'cuard - U0Tman says Lhe hapuO-
liesn party, or any portion Of them, is for the
liberties of the black man and not for the hber-
ties OF the white man, he knowingly lies
" Now, sir, / say that what Mr. O'Goman has
stated is correct. Fhst Cassius NJ Clay lies,
ard he knows ho lies, and the people know be
lies, for the doctrine Of the abolition Republican
party Cot which c. d. Clay is 4 member) is to
cast four millions Of negroes amongst the work
ing people Of the North, and thus ruin free white
labor.
Il an in the city aud prepared to meet Cas-
sius M Clay at any time if Mir. O'Gormsn
does not ARTHUR O'DONTELL,
as Madison street.
D." OCTOBER Il, 1862
Walk up, Dir. Mhjor-GeneraL Walk up to
the cantain's Office and settle now
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an cd Letter froH GsueraI seoss.

An Old Letter from General sect.
At the late Democratic meeting ia New York,
John Van Buren produced and read the follow
ing letter from General seott-not, however,
with lhe consent Of the author:
WAsHEGToN, March g. 1861.
DHAR SIR: Hoping thai, in : day OF two, the
President win have happily passed through all
psrsoAal dangers, and fnd himself instslled an
honorsd successor Of the great WaGhinFtos, with
you as the chief of his Cabinet, | beg ssvs 10
repeat IN writing what I have before said to you
orally. This supplement TO my printed views,
dated in October lest, on the highly disordeTed
condition of our 90 late happy and glorious
Union, is intsEdsd 70 mSs; the eIUaordinAEy
s1gsncies sf the times. IL seems 20 me thss I
am guilty Of no srrogAnss in limiting the Presi-
dents field Of sslscdou 20 ons Of the four plans
Of procedure sub joined.
First-ThTow Of the old and assume a new
designation-the Union psfty-sdopt the con
cilistory measures proposed by Hr. Crittenden,
OF the Peace Convsn6sa, AID my Ire upoa If,
We shall have ne new cases Of secession, bat on
the conrrary, an early Teiara Of SISSY il not all,
If the States which have broken of from the
Uuion. Without some equally benign measure,
the remaining slsvehodjug States viii probably
Join the Montgomery C0niederscy 10 less than
sixty days, when this city, b, pg included in Is
foreign country, would reqlTe permanent
garrison Of st esst thirty FIVE thousand troops to
protect the government within it.
Second Collect the duties en- foreign goods,
outside the, ports Of which the governmeTt has
the commend, or close such ports by act Con
gress, and blockade them
rd-Conquer the seeded Ststes by invad-
Ing armies No doubt this might be done intw8
or three years by young and able gsDsrei-a
Wolf, DsssaiI or a HOche-with 100000 dis
cipli1ed men, estimating third for gauisoHs
and a loss Of yet greater amber by skirmish-
es. sieges, battles and Southern feveTs The
destruction Of life and property on the ether side
would be iTiEhtfal, however perfect the moral
and discipline Of the invaders. The conquest
completed as thai enormous waste Of hRman iIts
10 tie North and Northwest, with at least 1880,
coo 900 added thereto, aud ga b0R0l Fifteen
Devastated provinces, not 20 be brought into
harmony with Their nqueTors, to be bed for
generations by heavy garrsons,. at an expense
quadrupie the net duties or taxes which itwould
be possible to extort from them, followed by a
Prote ctor or an Emperor.
Fourtll-Sly to the secsied States, way ward
sisters, depart in peace hasIg i I1uraia
very truly youTs. WINFIELD SCOTF.
To Hon. W II SEWARD.
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RAEAWAE,

T7ROH tas. satasribsr NEGRO BOY. namod HAR
= tg+enrv two ea-a old about nre feet six inches
hiah Of q dark cePprr c5ier and ii qack spoken BE
Lad on Bs Is Ell as recolectcd bsek soueaed hat or 9
, arg ca. ba ance OF dress not rsos ected vii
r1 n fsvT.rd OF S75 if delivered 20 in Jackson or
s55f la5gsd in any ~, with tuca mora alton a. thai
4 c4n Get him.
ray vi a a boy Ly TIE nzle Of Sala, belonging &c
Jobn Robinsol, oI Jackson
GEORGE MICH.
90 Iackson SIZES
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Address 10 IIse President Of she United
sSaSes By KmiEeEi Europeans.

states By KmiEeEi Europeans.
The subioinsd address 70 the President Of the
United States has bsen signed at Brussels by
eminent men Of almost every nation in Europe,
IN the hcps ihet It might have some influence
iu terminating The terrible war now raging in
America:
SIR A number of The members Of the As
sociatiou for the. Promotion Of Social Science,
now assembled in Brussels, aua representing
most Of the European States, venture to address
the President Of that great people in the western
world, IN whose progress and prosperity they
cannot but isel tie deepest interest.
The melancholy stute zhich Is now raging
and devastating so large poricn of the North
American Continent, hss in is origin aud pro-
gress given Irresistible proofs of the energy and
settlement wish which the opposing sections
have G. ntsnded for the opinions and principles
which each has advocated. Now, ws fairly doubt
the sincerity Of both; bui it is not the purpose
of this friendly communication to wound the
suscepIi5ilities Of either.
blood enough has been she'd, treasures enough
have been poured out and il is in the hope that
the prayer, hitherto but too family uttered, bat
which, nevertheless, represents the almost uuan-
im0us Sentiment Of your European bTsthren-
the hope that TIE prayer for rucs-:or peace,
may find 2 concuTtng response II th5 western
world, that We venture 30 breathe it on this side
OF the RE30tic.
We dare not propose to a people 50 selfsup-
ported, SO aivsnced IN civilization, whose feel
ingS, however strongly excited, cannot but be
uninfaenced by the course of events and the
teachings of experience-we dare not propose
s0y particular m0dZs Pr0rsdsadi by which the
grave question end difference may Be pAcideally
solved bat II q suspension of hostilitiss could
be obains1, IS preliminary measure, tins
might be given 20 consider by what Instrument
sliiy the present disastrous conflict might be
brought to al end
II the will sxist--which we would not for
moment doubt-the means may b. found more
practicable than they st firss appear. The whole
civilized world may rejoies IN so hspPy = con
summation, and if we can Ia suy way contribute
toward it, we shall indeed not have appealed in
vain to patriots aud Christians
Here follow the signatures, which are nu-
meFous %
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PRNCLAMATIaY.

HEADQUARTERS Z
JACKSON, kfsss,, Octcber = lS2
Special Or5lr 10 co
XIX
ElY autho-ity e tte Seer tsry CT War Of tie Con-
ID feierase Sts.eE Of AmeIics. proclaim tbe
ehenee CT prison or sBd men, Ubo have landed
a. ieksburE, Mississippi up tats date, ina sad
rmple All ofioeIs s8d soldiers Who's nHDss hsve
beel reg stersd vi b Ne G s Com8isaioBer Vlcks
burg. with instructio-s 70 sWait 1SSieeation Of
c2sDgs 2 rsBCrt without ielsy the Headquarters
o. ttsfr respective commands
LLOYD TTLGHE2N
B-iEadiar General Q. s Arms, Gems andlng Ex
ehsnsed PfisrusrE
TOmcall POWHATTEN ELLIS. JFl,
90 fsuD-sfs sd 8 Gsasrsl
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RsNAWAE.


q PTEMuI-R 9.b, NEGRO BOY. naEred sAM.
y Sad SAN is abunt fWenty-ORe yea-s O & i've feet
faFrizs on his bsck toes hi-shHpei; bad when h.
lea brown coth ccst black cloib military cap and
,--sv usrtF He tick Nlh han some Other ci0fh1g
Jse 1sts fornaHly owned ~ D. doseey, OF marshall
oouuty Mississippi and west away with boy named
l5frr son oTled 3 george Nick Of Ga city.
gsczson O. Sc = -o1Reo ID ay lal win such infoF-
JOHN ROBINSON,
20 IacAaan. Liz.
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Y The receipts Of the Panama railroad in
August, 1862, were Sl33, ,92f 90. This shows
a decrease Of about Sf5.000 as compared with
August, 1851 The iallia9 off is ia the passen-
ger traffic. The freight traffic shows an increase
This company has this great advantage: its re-
eeipts are chiefly in gold and silver.
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WAETEB-A few thousand persons for places
in the custom house, pOstofiee. etc all the able
bodied radicals, abOiit0Hists, wide awakes, etc,
having resolved to leave for the seat Of war with
Greeley 9U0 000 men Nan Z0rk Siate ZeitRag.
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NseEECE.

NOTES i,srd5 by tia undersigue are redeemed a
IN the ofce Of tbe southesn Express Company, al
"a -sscn Mississippi
oct Ims J. j. NICK sEvER.
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seEr5aT. 03nFRs To.I9.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT ~ TIN MIS-l
SIESPPL
JACKSON Miss., September lo 1902.
Wy THE following general 0rdaT Il publishzd for
. the Information of al Whom it may concern N
/ this Di ri,t
By order Of Brigadler-GsnsrzI RUeeLEs.
y Il H0OE
Assistant Adiutsnt-GeneId
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= F2rifiss story HbBuE 3srs. LfRcsIn.
The New York cores spondent OF the London
Times, in recent letter to that Journal, wrote
the following;
"And not only is the President accused Of in
capacity, but the Presidents wife is charged
with treason L has long been marvel to the
Federal generals by what occult agencies their
most important secrets were constantly trans
mitted to the Confederate camp. The ladies Of
Washington, who are nearly all secessjOnists,
were louked upon as the guilty parties; bas the
question remained who told these ladies a0y Sc
erets that ought not to be known, unless it
were Mr. Lincoln and Mr.. LincOln's ministers?
Mrs. Lincoiu's brother has been fighting in the
ConfedeIste army, and was lately slain. Was
Mrs. Lincoln the incsutiOUs or the treacheTOus
lady who had access TO vsluAble information,
and let it oozs through her pen or her tonguei
The charge against her hss, often been obscuTeiy
hinted 1t is now openly made, with the sd-
dition thss General Hslleck was so thoroughly
aware Of her indiscTetion-for he gave it no
harsh name-ihat he stipulated, on assuming
the effiee of ccmmander-in-ehief that she should
leave Washington for her bOpe at Springfield,
Illinois, whittier she accordingly proceeded
three weeks ago. A plecsrd headed mrs Lin
coin trsitoress," was exhibited yester lay at one
of the newspaper offices in Nassau street, but
was pulled down by the police, by order Of the
provost marshal
TO ihe Democrats 0z EsennsyIvaniS.
The telegr aph informs us we are invaded by
armed rebels. State well ss Federal soye-
reignty must be defended. Such is the cardinal
doctrine of Democratic faith. At this hoUr too
late to convene the central committee, 1 am
warranted to sag in their name that, of tee Dem
ocrsts of Pennsylvania, every man capable Of
bearing arms ought to fly to expel the invaders
from our borders, and that, az the call of the
governor. we will march aesiast The enemy
300, 900 men. K w HUGHES
Chairman o. the Democratic State Central Committee Of
Pennsy lVsnia
Philadelphia, Oct il, ls62
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ADgUTANF AND INsPEoTOR-sEEERALs
BFETCE
RcHHoaD, "a, septzmbsT 81, ls62

III COMMAEDERs OF Army corps reEsusuts
snd b,ttslons. viii make 70 this Office monthly
turs - hsir spsctive eouUsnds. on the ferns fr
ni-hFd and zccofdng 20 the diresti0Ls expressed
sem.
1tic=-f IN 1bsfga OF ca1us q instruction wi msks
t1is otcs on IL ITS s8ta sui Sofa Of
The EtEIe of the reelu-r'ng service sAs7Fir
Tire unubsr cf conscupts enrolled ia camp she
Usla,t reports tLe number snrolsd aEi s-ceFsed ds-
the peri1d for 7hch report Is made me number
szlt IorTs- % regiments and lie totA remaining 10
camp
81 order.
rsiFued} S.CCOPER
Adigt4ut and Eutpeet0> General
FGECiIi X N. HOSE
zrE1l-~ A7futsEt General
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EResuI.s ID r.,e Rnttle ii T-n-l.n.

From the Cincinnati COmmertisl October ISL
The official statement of the results Of the bat
tie Of I-u-ks is As follows, viz:
Rebels killed found on the field. -265
Rebels died In hospitai -ls0
Wounded eft Ia hospital 81
Removed by Prlc5..s.----- -
Prisoners -ooA
Iotai'
Rebel prisoners captured at COrinth state that
Pcice officially reported loss Of 500 men
General Little (late Us. A. and Colonel stan
ton were the most prominent rebel officers killed.
Union kilisd-Commssioned offeers.
DO yyOunded---. s.-----'g
Do missing .-.----------..-
Total ----..... ..--------- 40
Privstss and dn0n-commissoned kiled-... l;s
Do d. do wounded --------- 55g
DO do do missing. g.--------...-. 81
Total, .-'.f5o
Beside considerable quantities Of qusrterns'
ters and eommissary stores, we captured Of 4 e
rebels ,629 stand Of small arms, and $1,000
rounds oil ammunition.
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@sher Baya.


The annual banquet Of the old pupils of tie
St Anne's public scRool at Augsburg, Germany,
took place recently. The French Emperor was
q pupil of this school from 1921 to 1923; he
sent one hundred bottles of champagne TO the
dinner and FIVE thousand francs to tho poor Of
the town. with tbis letter to The president Of the
Alumni Society
ST CLOUD, August 80, 1862.
Mr.. President: I have heard with great in
terest of the intended meeting of the Old pupils
Of the public school of Augsburg who wish to
celebrate by banquet the remembrance Of
former years OF studies passed tcgether and l
desire as an old school-tellow 70 take mental
part in this pleasing festival. l have never foE-
gotten the time which passed in Germany,
where my mother found q noble hospitality, and
where I enjoyed .he FIRST blessings of education
Exile supplies sad but useful experience; it
teaches 9 knowledge Of foreign nations, aud an
unprejudiced appreciation eff their good quail
ties and of their value, and if we are sfterw.Td
fortunate enough to return to cur native laad
we nevertheless retain the most pleasing Temeu-
bIance Of the countries where we passed our
yeuth, 8 remembrance which endures in spite Of
time and political occupations. Your meeting
gives me an opportunity Of expressing these
sentiments. Receive them rs proof Of my
lively sympathy and of the consideration with
which 1 am yours affectiODetely,
NAP0LEoE.
A toast to " "NspoleoD, our old school-fellov "
was given at the dinnsr ard sent to Sc. Cloud
the house in which Queen Hortense and her
~
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At the late Democratic meeting ia New York,
John Van Buren produced and read the follow
ing letter from General Scott-not, however,
with the consent Of the author:
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A toast to "Nspoleou, our old school-fellow
was given at the dinnsr ard sent to Sc. Cloud
the house in which Queen H0Ttense and her
children lived At Augsburg, belongs to Count
Raymond de Fugger
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From the Cincinnati COmmertisl October Is
The official statement of the results of the bat
lie of Tu-ks Is As follows viz:
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General Orders No. Ga.

z a Hgs0A
Assistant Adjutsnt-GsneTe Il
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The Consez=ences oF subjuzssisn.

Nc man In his senses. who reads the northern
papers and marks their tona-no sane man, who
reads the proceedings of the Federal Congress
can, iOT a moment, doubt what would be the
consequence Of subjugation There are mis-
creants among them who would place halteIs
around our necks, and glut their vengeance by
g wholesale hanging Here are a few of the
consequences Of subjugaGoR.
Tho disfTsnchisement Of the southern people.
and the sequesHasion Of their property.
The reduction o. tho Southern States 10 ne
condition Of provinces, with the mere shadow Of
9 government administered By the creatures Of
the Federal :yrsnt
The manUmission or our slaves, and their di-
vision IS laboreTs OF apprentices under Yankee
ovcrsocrs, or The soldiers and sailors Of their
army and navy.
The imposition Of taxes more o1eICGs and odi-
Gus than man less refined and civilized, and
familiar With government ever endured
The gyossest humiliation, TO break down the
stubborn pride and Insnlness native to the south
ern breast, and iTadicable.
Impost and export duties, to the impoverish-
ment Of even those who may be chicken hearted
enough to acquiesce, in the vain hope of being
spared, and determination TO wipe off the i'm
mense burden of debt by confscation Of every
thing claimed By those who have sympathized
with .ha S3-th