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AUCTION SALES.
TUESDAY, FEB. 4TH, 1862.
Household Furniture, &C.,
At HOuDs No. n Lake street.

A. AoSAAOAs o8'-''''-''''''''...Os SOA1AA q oOAii
At House No. n Lake street.
o. CUTTER SON viii sell, on Tuesday, Fobru-
ury 4th, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M at Rouse
No. u Lake street. former regdenos o. the late Ja1.
Harley, the Furniture IN aid house. consisting Of
BedsteadE, Tables, Wash stands, OhairI, Ward
Robe, 9xtenEion Dining Table, Feather Bedg, Hsd-
ding, Comiortss CaTpet1s window Shades, good Cook
Terms, oash-Bankabls funds on day Of sals.
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NLEYELAND LIBRARY g9sI0
AssO GIAFI0N.
LECTURES FOR 1862.

Ths Lecture Committee have the plsAsure Of an
nouncing the following List Of Lecturers al Ofwhom
have definitely accepted the Invitations extended to
them:
jan lT-E- P. WHIPPLE, Esq., Of Boston.
Jan. Hon. DAHIEH 8. DICKINSON, Of New
York. 5uhiect-'The Union"
Feb. Dot I. 1. HAYES, the Arctic Explorer.
March l2-Rsv. Z. q. CHAPLIN, ID, OF New York.
8D-In addition to the sbovs, Invitations have been
sent to hon. d, J. Raymond OF New York, Rev.
D0ct. Bellows, Pres't Of the Sanitary Commission,
Zen. EdWard Everett, G.. W. Curtis, ESQ, and 9TH
er distinguished Lecturers, the result Of which,
togsther with the time and place Of eseh Lecture
viii hereafter be announced
W.P. FOGG,
II. n. CHAPLIN,
ALLEYhE MAYNARD,
janl0:Ru Lecture COMMITTEES.
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The Armr TeIerrapb Depnrlmeat.

The military telegraph line now has near
twelve hundred mills of telegraph wire in
operation, and one hIndIed and thirty oper-
ators, and several hundred repairers and
builders in the field. A separate Bureau
will be made Of this branch Of the military
service, at the. head, Of which, we learn,
Captain Anson Srager, the present Snperin-
tendent viii preside. The telegraph has
proved to be of immense value to the Gov
ernment and the more the army officers
learn of telegraphing the more they value
it. Millions Of dollars have already heen
saved by its use Dispatch 10 Philadelphia
ERgiRr5.
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oRFIoE or FHR AUDIToE or STATE, I
OoITwRug o Ian n. Ts6g

1t L. hereby certified that the foregoing is q cor
rect COPY % the Statement Of condition Of the
Resolute Fire Insurance Company of New York,
made to ths ofee Tor the year 1852 and now on file
herein.
CIsl r. W. EAYLER,
Auditor Of state.
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ODAa muEou ava OHpls EG&oes
We are glad to 6nd In letter from the
Forty. frst Regiment to the Herald, the fol-
lowing explanation Of the charges made
against Col. Haasn by ex-Ospt. Pease.-
While we had every confidence in Captain
Peases word, we could not but think he
had seriously misunderstood the converse
ton between the Colonel and the slave-hold-
ers. WshAys not the name of the writer
of this explanation (it is signed ''W. B, but
suppose the Herald has It;
happened 10 be present at the time those
fugitives (which Mr.. Pease alludes TOY were
given up to their masters, and do most SOL
emnly assure you that there is not one UOrd
of truth in the statement made by Me- Pease
in regard TO the matter. The simple facts
about those fugitiVes are as follows: Some
time du;ing the first night OF our encamp-
ment after leaving Louisville, the two fugi-
tives alluded to came into camp with the In
tention of following the regiment. In the
morning their master, who had found out
their Whereabouts, came into camp and
claimed them Of the Colonel. When Col.
Hszen heard the statement Of the planter, be
ordered the negroes to be brought into his
presence. Just at this time rode up for the
purpose of getting some instructions fro N
the Colonel, and heard the following con-
versation between Col. Hazsn and the plant
er: Col. Hasen inquired of the planter if the
negroes were his property; the planter re.
piled in the affirmative, and the negroes 40
knoWledged that they belonged to the appli-
cant. Col. HaEen then ordered the planter
and his property to leave the camp as sOOr
as possible, because tho regiment was readJ
to commence the days march, and he did
not have time to attend further to the mat
ter. Now gentlemen you have the plail
facts as they occurred in my hearing.
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State Of New York, L.
County Of New York. ~

o. T. OHLHORH President, and WILLIAM n.
RAADELL Secretary OF the Resolute Fire Insur-
ance tompany, being severally sworn, depOse and
say that the foregoing is full, true and correct
statement of affairs Of the said Compa1y-that the
said Insnrsnce ompany is the bona hde owner Of
at least ONE HUAD8ED THOUGAHD DOLLARS
Of actual cash capital invested in Stocks and Bonds
or in Mortgages on Real Estate, worth double the
amount for which the same Is mOrtgaged; that the
above dsscrib d Investments nor any part thereof,
made for the bsnedt Of any individual exerCis-
ing authority In the management OF said Company,
eithsr as President Secretary, Treasurer Director
or otherwise; that the mortgages above described
have not been assigned, nor In any manner released
impaired By said Company; aud that they are the
above described officers OF said Insurance Company
o. i. UHLhORN, President.
NH. N. BAEDKLL, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 27i day Of
January, 1862. R. II. HEDDEHt
Notary Public.
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". MISCELLANEOUS.
The gre test amount insured ia any oue risk SIS 00
but will not generally exceed $40 600.
The grtates amount allowed BY tne rules to be In
sursd in any one city, town or village depends
upon the size, looaiion, description Of Buildings
and means Of extiHguishing fires.
The greatest amount allowed 70 te insured In any
one block depends upon above cireumBtaneeg, bet
no agent is authorized to taKe moe than 5000
at any one risk, except In special cases.
The amount Of Its capital earnings depogltod in
any other State, as curity for losses therein.
naming them, with the amount in each, and
whether such company transacts any businea8 Of
insurance in said State OF States. None.
The Charter, act Of incorporation Of said Oompa
ny furnished with hfst statement
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OMM EROTAL,-


Pre1idont-s. L. WEATHHRhX.
Vioo Fras't-M. B. 8cOrT. zTsasuTer-R /. bToH.
= BlRECzon5.
y. 3. OlaFE, A. Quin, H. 3. Davis. B. BrouhsIt. q <
haFVey' A. J. Beggsss 3, ,. Lester.
RHFIRMHg.
,. y. LsaaaF, &c. Hunssy Hsost
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Spectators will be admitted but not allowed 70
skate-lO cents.
8. Cent? men holding Season Tickets viii Be al
IoRsd to introduce non-residents Of the city upon
paying 5 cents for each admission Of the person 90
introduced; the party making the introduction
introduced.
g. No skating on Sunday.
When the Ice is ia good condition dag will be
raised At the Skating fark.
All tickets are sold subject 10 the above regula-
tlOns. and such ether rules a. the Proprietor may,
from time 70 tine, see st to adOpt.
Tickets can be procured OF d. Horton, superin-
tsndent, at the once Of the Park, from O'Clock In
the morning tn IN tbs evening
s. 8. STONE, PropristOr.
d. HORTON, Superintendent
C1evalamd- Ian l. I9g4.aT-
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CUMBERLAND, Nd Feb. 2.
Il is reported here that Gen. Lander has
asked TO be relieved of his command as Cen
eral Of this division, and that as soon as re-
lieved, he will resign his commission.
It should be understood that the late retro
grade policy in this division was in obedience
TO express orders from Gen. Mcclellan. It is
very different from what Gen. LandeF's ante
cedents would have led Us to expect, and it is
known that he disliked being thus compelled
to adopt it. It is understood that Lander,
at three different times, asked permission to
advance on the enemy, and that he had al
ready built hatboats az Cumberland before
being reinforced, that be might march east
and hold the Virginia shore, and enable
Williams brigade, now at Hancock, to cross
the Potomac and join him in an attack on
Jackson's rear.
1t is even reported that Lander has been
very severely reprimAnded BY Mcclellan for
pressing the plan to attack Jackson's force
It is known from competent sources that
Lander feels himself aggrieyed that the mill
terry authorities in Washington, supervising
the telegraphs, should authorize the trans
mission Of the statement that Lander had
retreated on his own responsibility, and
when Mcclellan was on the point of send
ing him Reinforcement The truth is, Nc
Olellan never informed Lander he was to be
reinforced, and yet had to telegraph him
positive orders, twice, to fall back on the
railway, before Lander obeyed. Lander is
still on the Virginia side of the Potomac,
with no intention Of crossing. About half
Of Jackson's force is reported still ct Rom.
ney. The rest is near Winchester.
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We regret 10 learn that Lieut.. James D
kennedy, OF Pennington, has been COMPEL
Cd, BY III health, 10 resign his position Of
Lieutenant "a Capt. CaldWelPs Company, I'd
Cavalry, and has returned home. Mr.. z
was very ehcisui and experienoed officer
-WsrTeR ClTp8ice
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gPRCIAL NOTInE


Tne ooid season Is approsohins, and your dfmollb.
ty VII surely Be worse and perhspu rendered n.
DURABLE. = Z.
Thsre IS no gusss work il the eraniuatiOn q, n
the administering Of the medicines, sor b. f6s fi
Etrumsnts used thors can b no ri1taka. srIf AZ
Doctor never hssitstes 70 inform the patient ar ~
hisnds Of the EBUa state q ths osss
Tbs DOotor's Parlors &c the WsddsH Houis ~,
snrongeo oaalst many pe-B018 oominF ron Es-l-us
States, and others who were diabsartsnsd b syr-,
81 experience and large suaB paid to Quaoru. hsrs
md health, and that too b. paying vsFy modsFst.
and reasonable charge.
There Is no ohsrgs for consultation.
Doctor AfAB does not cure bT msrc1<F. e,urii.,
loinnss blistsrings bleeding OF any Of ne urset,s
usually resoFted 70 in the treatment Of chronic di
aasss Ths treatment Is admirably adsvtsd % rsr.
sons Who cannot take strong nsdiclns5; ne aEIsi,
are prompt and pa.manent and but ssu7 davs tris
VII convince tho most atsptinaI. The Dsotor VI !
with pleasure name pa-tiss who can Be sssu huli
eonVersed with II tbs city, who have bssn curstf
og ms mode Of treatment. ThOso who ara now
'ampefing with thsir lives undsr the blind uidancs
o. travelling doctors or who are dying bT ipo-
= unasr the handl o. p1Tsisian Eho do not artTt.
sse t5s nas9Te o. their diseass o. Tua node ga
olAel le5sy no lensert put while you have she Do1
er sex IN = rational WGT 70 regain youf haaf1haL
E1ose too who are WAITING for rhs dlseaae - f.7
o." think gntle it = time of fnora v-fo -. -
waited but In vain and haVs gone 6sI1rs 80 =
tho1Hahd9 Of those Who have gone d0Gn = -
grave with consumption might have hssy 49,
e.esaa WREN = Was eaterrh or inlaJS rtio51or ~
~ ssa5oat' Eroat y reneotiRs urea asT frtsl -
- Ths charge shan m % -. ;. -. - -
means. y - q a29.S - -
DR. RUNTERsS MEDTOEL TH
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ENLARGED NECK.

which is 30 prevalent en- the Lake shors.
Persons suffering from ooRsAs. night vEsT,i
bleeding ct the lungs general dsbilify, 5a-fI,l
deafnsss, imperfect sight, loss Of yoios. hosr5s-S
loss Of aesh and strength loss Of appetite lsu4uor
dependency palFitstion Of The hsart oDDrs.-io -
the chest, disult breathing, resflssuueII st UIvb
60, should consult the Doctor forthwith.
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WARTED--LOST--FOUND.

E0R RENT.-HoUsE No 229 PER-
IL ~ street, near Prospect, at S per month. APP
ply 70 Il N. KEYES,
lNn3l379 ROuse's Block.
WANTED, A AOASH CUSTOMER
W TO purchase the stock Of Groceries and
teke ne lease OF Premises expiring April lst. ls63
- y Hery tow rent Of the store No los, Hoffmen'5
81 cks Pebiic square
Tbs stooS Is first class, and the trade enbracea
tne nEst l9tnilies IN town. The Store Is now doing
gooq Dusin which fact ran be shown to the nsf-
lsslsctloh Of iRasnding purchasers. Tbs object IN
lsp sttB On be1rade, Is owing 10 the Pruprisior's
being in the ARM Prosecuted rfven ApriI Isf Or
earlier il required.
The public may, uisil otherwise disposed If, buy
uf1 ass Groceries resai a: Wholesale prizes from
q stoik Second 70 none p Quality IN the city.
Il. W. JONASi fes aud Coffee Dealer,
lanO los HofnaH's block.
GTRAYED.-TW0 COWS-OB
~ medium size. One Of red ssIor. the other red
and white spotted, With white ssos. Any one re-
turning the same, giving such inaru1 49,, - l
at &5 Prospect street. ianI0-kii
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a Boston letter . the Cincinnati Gasett

" -
says
have been spending the evening In the
company of Wendell Phillips. he, too, was
cheerful, having this day received from Mr..
Simmer single line, which read, ~ see day.
tghts It Is 10 be hoped hr. Sumner does
see daylight from his hilltop; We have been
made 70 ''see starsD long enough.
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CHICAGO nIARKET-Feb 3
rBY FELEGRAFa.l
FLOUR--Markst active and SC higher
WHEAF-market lc higher 75676o for No !;
20 01701fc for No 2
CORN-MArket advanced Nc Sales lat 22ISo.
HIEaS P0RA-Markst tirim at S9,I5.
H0G8-Market dressed 5 al0c higher; S2,7 go
Live Sc better; g, ,3062 80.
REOEIPE'8-5,7O0 bbls doJr; 20 900 bush wheat;
1000 bus corn; s0l live hogs; 3.zO dressed.
EKOHAEGE-Unchan
NY. STOCK WARKET-Febs 3.
TBY rHENeaAPH.i
RIONEY-Continues easy on call ats per cent.
= STERLING KXCHAHGE-At llS9ll34 for
bankers bills.
BFOCKB-Market less firm wish only moderate
busidess Cleveland & Toledo 403s; Galena Chi
cAgo 654; Illinois Central scrip 81; Panama Il5i
Michigan Southern guaranteed tOA Erie az; Erie
prsfsrred 55S{; New Yotk Central S27s; Pacific Mail
9s51 30; Buffalo & Erie 25t bonds 994.
NY. BANK sTATEAIENT-FOb. 3.
BT TELEGRAPH.
Decrease In Loans 81 gslisgz
Decrease In Specie lese29
Decrease in Circulation, 1870
Decrease in Deposits, lsl5z,zO
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l. The control OF the Park viii be In the hands Of
the Proprietors and Superintendent, and twelve
gentlemen Of the city, mostly heads Of families and
holders of family tickets, who wall enforce Obedi
ence to regulations and preserve strict Order aad
dacorum.
2 Gsmei Of all kinds will be prohibited. except
when proper provisions are made for them. NO
hleghs, ropes or poles viii be allowed the Ice,
except such as furnished By the Superintendent.
g. ANY person who Willfully crCates disturbance
In the Park, or In any way conducts himself IN
manner unbecoming GtntlemanB viii ea expelled
forthwith, the Proprietor reserVing the right TO
tund 70 all such psTsous their subscription money,
pro rata and cancel their tickets.
l. Olutlcns end directions from the Supsrintend-
ent and Psrk-keePers should In sll cases be imme-
diately compiled with.
s. Tickets not Transferable. All psrsons viii be
required TO show their tickets In order to gain cd
mittsnce to the Park. II tickets ars transferred
they will be Cancelled.
g. Price OF tickets will be as follows. Family
Tickets viii be issued to gentlemen at SO each for
the winter; accompanying the tickets will be
check % each individual member Of the subsori-
ber family, (seIv Infs acce7tedl, who win be sd
mitted at all times when the Park is open. Gentle
men holding Fsmily Tickets viii also have the
privilege Of introducing to the Par, Tree OF charge,
any person, no1-rg sident Of the eitT iE teing
pecially Understood, that any TersOn introducing
visitor will b responsible for his or heEdsBortment
In the Park.
7 SeasEn tickets viii be as follows:
Tickets admitting Gentleman and LadY...-.-.-s5 60
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
III the Stockholders Of the Sc. Clair stlsst Gravel
k0ad COMPANY will be held at the once Of u, Prem
tiss, On the 18Th day Of February, ls62 az n osio
A. a. By order Of tue Boaro.
OIsvsIand. Jan. II 1a1s1t - sscrssSa,.. -,
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Important DevelsPments---Gen,L Lander In
DlaGust--.Explanali9n Of the Late Hlun-
deFH on she Upper PotOmac-.HEF auPley'H
Statements Connrmed--Tke Bituntions
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
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Of THE OITI OF NEW 1OhEs
The insured participate Ia the profits without In
curing any liabi ity.
H. F. BRAYTON, AGENT,
No. AtwAtsr Building.
STATEMENT
OF the condition Of the RESOLUTE FIRE IHsU-
oST ads 3 .SS SS AuaoF 9S d 6o d15
to The Statute Of that state entitled An act 10 regu
late Insurance Companies not incorporated BY the
State Of Ohio" passed april 8. 1885.
NAME AND LOCATION.
s zane S sSS COMPANY S1d 5s ES4P' q M R
street. IN the city and State Of AeW York.
1. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock 500 ooo O.
PAID Up, Is 10000 "
II. ASSETS.
1. Cash Of the Company on hand and In
2. Cash IN the hands oi and due rom .
RssI &atsf Name Name.
4. The Bonds and stocks owned By the
Company a. Per vouchers accompany.
ing-bow secured, and the rate Of ir-
terest thereon, to wit:
Ist. 2I7 Shares Chatham Bank Stock,
...........-...'....... .....-..so,4T7 80
Total bends and stocks............... E5,l77 30
5. Debts due the Company, seeuTsd By
mortgage, on unincumbeFed Real rs
tate, as per vouchers acoompanying.-
(See Schedule attached. SI9l ,Sls ls
6. Debts otherwise secured, as Per Voueh-
ers accompanying, vi4:
vGlas. % TSi1s.
I:s5i 81 @ ,s6aS'd SC Ssfi's s. sn.oOo $3.50
Total amount loaned on above. Is O57 50
Z Debrs for Premiums s,,...,..,..-....-.. 2,O54 %
s. All other eourities.,.-..,......... OS3 o.
Tetal assets Of the Company 246 O59 70
III. LIABILITIRS.
TIE amount Of Liabilities, due or not doe, to
Ranks and other ereditora.........--....hons.
Losses adjusted and dus.-....-..........--..-- DO
Losses adjusted and not due.....-....--....... do
Lossee unao1 uBteo No1f d
Losses In suspense, waiting 1or further
All other ciamESsSin1i the $50 50
Total Liabilities .SOsI %
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HD"Ladies are required to Unmask ia the Reoep-
tion Room before entering the Hall.
ESThose Wishing Carriag 3 will please leave their
names With Mould Hogan. fsblss74
, 1862-11-26

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, 1862-11-26
81; II? AIRY.

The NcK Yc.h 7Iijsas SAYS: ts There is
g1v:.:: aa!iyi.y ou GoEcGa:r's island, ard at al!
1l.r fcri:tics;ions in this Laroor. 171mcusc
preparations are in a forward stale to meet
a,:r probable e1nl.gcacy-''
-I1e farcy goods Store c. Dlricl Ca!lusa,
81 II t:i,na:. Oils. was nresen cr:a Saturd y
n':-:.t last, and rot!,ei OF goods 10 the value
u $500 T.c thieves have rot Sc. been Dis
! covered.
ac1e seems to be tTro11 impression in
1cgaEo 10 iE- s1Csi.ian ior week or 80
| pass, VI s'en. Gfaut's srmy. I. has never
| BEEN to uoi!: Springs. 4 cavalry force us.
| dei CT. 1@e, NTH small supporting force of
! Infantry and artillery, Las occup:cd uol1q
Springs, but not The main army.
! David Ki1nean, seaior proprietor ana
editor Of The Montreal (Ca1aaa) Htra':1, died
in that city on tie 2lst. He was connected
with the Ee7ald for more than twenty 3eass
lis age was 81.
Hon. Thomas Il. Campbell, an old az;
we'll known citizen Of this State, died at hi
Residence in Springfield, on Saturday. Mt
Campbell held The position Of Auditor OF thi
State {or eleven years. he was selected b,
the present State authorities to adjust, witt
the general Government, the Tastand compli
Gated accounts OF the State, growing out 0
the Illinois war expenditures; and tor near2!
year past he has been engaged In this Ger
, vice, but was compelled to leave it and re
turn home, because Of his increasing i'll
health. Mr.. Campbell was Democrat il
; politics, INT a1ways T. courteous gentleman.
, Mr.. G. Cloudy, Of this city, is to be adde'
! to ire list Of candidates for United, State
Senator. ........
2 hiss resigned aud Gene home, and Lieut.. Col
, 1862-11-26
15kJC. I'll N1F 71W4E,5

Ef ~ n : = ANI Aot-
Tic isicimoa3 .1.:fNi,t;' has 4 ,:11,:';us
article wricll, IN the :sbsenc., ct ali r'purts
Of the proceedings ri tic "Corleleraic
Congress at Richmond, throws Il flood Of
li.ilt upon tie ordinary Character Of the
debates IN that body. It says:
:i2 90 nei ;iHc to ':ca: t,e ss:: a1n=:o7= to the
,i::s OF secession 1c.de5y song of Our slsta,z
on every Fight accession. There can b3 no doubt
10 uEc does doUbi-.hs. all the eacs u uuE gov
!lcnt c:a.1oJ2l with stSic. caie-cacs Il. the
1,aic otr cte: t. i.c preservation Of the sfl.ts
s=we:l u *saic :aslt5.
!. the absGree c5 Tic 1tast reas5r To- H., cEe
{'!,,art i.sir;is to .e.|=siui ei-ec i'2i:caic II
ncfsatci 1s1 &c irg, r.. shty i1.enc % eiirai
Taie- In either css: tlt:5 are iutsfeE=ib.e and
3u'=sl'eyu3s.
Nc arc !u1' clie!ers in the l;:'.s c. set2ssIoa
To- e1use # which tac!. State ian=; judge f.. it.
se'r B2s s:ia: i iaial!c;' IL rIcisc- CTR
II lie 1aet 1ece3si:x scul'' moi oe loG:el tn As
tLe 1,:.m :ut eye'y ,s4iy- t:=appo~ net. ri:
,7c-:e rc c'e1a;.ls faith IN the cc-S..t:s; it !:
| a..is-lcb.2 faith e7ea Il. threaten il.
| - e E:.:ir:., 20" cu,,t@d=r..si II a:.2ea
lie SIC i;a-sAe1,7gJs a:l;.-ce. they VII; .aharaoi
themselves to 1n::ts:l as-ction, while the cte
| :
it s1ouIa 5ccvm" = :.,:.c. VIII mako Them Iaiieu
p1f.sr t.iyia c1Ioss- lie, tli:7e.olc, wi:o 81!
s.:,s !iglsl: aid .i.ti;y o. tc snjac: Of Ee,:eus
at:n a1..! scea$S,ol. vi aest oy :-:li:=c aat ri.
,1s'..cad 1ha pcG.:e.
| From liz: aboss. &c should su;r:s:-e ;iaa
t1,c pcsr'c q :7.c South. having a"w ~ c*'''
is'cle:"u III agTcta.'c ag.l i4arns,aloa
alliance, ap:; aL1:1oari themselves 20 INT
ttal III c3ic',' .,,ers, il ths:se "ssltt a1l1
sio:s to TIC 2;.;lt If esccssi III y ,ncan aaJ
thing, muci, in tl- ccnl;.ion If tia: 1na7
r:cs; c.a:,,.: known 10 cys:ry,,oiv, wl,
s3e2", I1,lt' Inc ,i...e il expressions u: y
ica: .c.:. sli:.i i.,s: rea1a;l,si:? in .xcs,''
5,s ,i,9c-is 10 gtt . divorce. u rat u;
| does .ht s: .i:ss' 3rc.1?
, 1862-11-26
4 PEACE PARTY

n Democratic organ il a laLored
attcnpt 10 rcfi1te the charge that
TIC Democratic party "is peace
party, whose sy1npalh;es are with tue Gu
c1t,:cs ct Tic government reasons from
thc Premise that !" the rebellion is q war
against Democracy and remarks that IL
Olc rcbclliool"i is mere squsrely opposed
IN its objects ard designs to The fundamer-
tai principles Of the Democratic parry,
tluln 10 any other PRINCIPLES which have
en expression in political Organization; y
and that tho revolt originated among 6
class Of men who openly declared thei1
opposition: 70 Democratic doctrines, ant
who gave to the Democracy Of the Ne>>ttl
tie title Of zntfdsilks.'
It's true, as lie w1iter alleges, tl'as "t!,'