The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06

iOnJ sugar, rice, Tobacco, PROVISIONS, TIM
Der and naval stores will furnish atirac.
ttiye exchanges. Nor would the consian.
tcy oftbese supplies be likely 10 be dis
lturbed by war. Our confederate strength
will be too great TO tempt aggression; and
never was there people whose interests
and principles committed them 90 fully to
a peaceful policy as those Of the Cobfsd.
crate States, By the character Of their
productions. they aretoo' deeply interest
ed in foreign commerce wantonly to dis.
tuvb 1t. War oidconquest they cannot
wage, because the Constitution Of their
Ooniederacy admits Of no coerced Sssocia-
tion. Civil war there cannot be between
States held together by their volition
lonlya 1hisfdle voluntary association,
(which cabnot iail to be conservative; BY
securing jus! and impartial government d.
home. does not diminish the security Of
the obligations by which the Coufederste
States may be bound TO foreign nstious
In proof ofthis. II ii 10 be remembered
that, at the first moment Of assei ting their
right ofsecession, these States proposed
a settlement onthe bhsisof common liza.
bility for tLe obligations Of the General
Government. 4 e9aH .1po9 "a" i!ad hfssa Z.
Fellow citizens, after the struggles Of
lages'had consecrated the ri ghto of the Eng
lishman 10 constitutional representative
igoseFhment. our colonial a6cpstors were
forcedto viudicate that birthright by an
appeal to arms. Success crowned their
efforts, and they provided for their pos.
teri'y peaceful remedy against future
aggression. 's'
The tyranny ofan unbridled majority,
the most odious andleast responsible form
of dsspotism, has denied us both the right
aud the remedy Therefore we are 10
arms to renew such sacrifices as our
fathers made 40 the holy cause Of coDsti.
iifpticqal libertys AT the darkest hour Of
Aopf struggle ths PEpvisional gives place
Ito The permanent Gpaefpmell. And a..
Ter a sseriss ei eQcesEses s add Victories,
which covered our arms with glory I'VE
have recently met with serious disasters
But in the heart of people resolved to be
free these dlsastersliend but to stimulate
! to increased resistance. scfa sgt siadT
To show ourselves worthy Of the iuberi.
lance bequeathed, to us by the patriots Of
the Reyolution,i we must emulate that he
roic. devotion which made reverse TO them
Ebut the crucible in which their patriotism
was refined, rsia "a, % an bs,g795, e'
! With CONFIDENCE in the wisdom and vlr-
tue Of those who will share with me. The
4 responsibility aud aid me IN the conduct
IEnf public affairs. securely relying on tht
7 patriotism and courage of The, people, O
n which the present war has furnished sc
many examples, i deeply feel the weigh
of the responsibilities Isnow. with unaf
fected diff idence, am about to assume; and
4 fully ftalizipg the ihadeqaacy Of human
lpower to guide and to sustain, my hope
is reverently fixed on Him whose favor il
u everlspuchsated 10 the cause whichais jusi
With humble gratitude andadoralion. ac
knoEledging, the Providence which hal
,Yisibly protected the Confederacy dur
ing its brief but'eventful career, TO Thee,
20 Godh LnustiHgly ycommitinyselfs and
|, EprayerfullyIinvOke Thypblessingv on my
country aud its Uaussl lS'sYss I'd: III bIan
/ Hi @h.dlGl y,-ial
THE FAILURE or TILE REBEL GOVERNMENT.
syalnd dFromthe Richmond whls, Feb, 2El. .aa On
II tbdiJudgingi byiresulisnso far, it is the mos
FL,mentablHfailure in history,atd seggest
70 the rejecting mind tha, the most sigma
service bich that iGoyernmsnt can nov
render 10 lh e,couniry Isl the surrepder- o
, the helm 10 sbler and better hands.si I'd
/ ; In viewIofthspast liss present tand'pro
1. bable; ;futurea thespageapl of tomorrow ii
\ bitter moeksry and p miserable ,eompen
y cation for The ruin of Atlree people. A
child with a bsuble ian old man, with,
young wife, are partial illustrations of ih'
} dePl0rable toANoisssesoq aidT .lAGH
} al oi bsbn9igi i1uM-TAnil dQGIg5lst ed
/ y1asi TIE dFAyeigqRAA5. eERlENosIEs.oislya l
> elay[From the Richmond Enqtlirer.l ln1,
/. Col. Charles Dimmick.to be- Chic
9 Marshal, assisted by four laids.59tIo gd
2. The Senate and House Of Represen
=, half.past. alavan ,,selook,. As M. AM
then withahsiFfespectite oficefs repai
9 .odbs hilEonthe House iofaoD Delegates q
q VirginiH.awllioB has beehskihdly iendete
a "a ,Ths PRESIDENT AMI iWics; q P,es;,,so
elect will be conducted to the hall by th
Is o.syfsy, @ ~ 1,vsivsTo,clocL and hei Tacs;y
IF y. .bTthe Av,amby,slspdinss vTr1Sc sci II