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h4j bsen eoa,itsat union III. !, t III j. ana6r
STOOD 70 5issgtee With the emincipa,ionIst.
e; nom}natsd and apppo.tea by the Daaocra
~ he Nill etand IN Excellent chance Of sue
eets hnt the danger IL thAt q worse man maj
4saaa 81 BIZ IT, oSlk kns1 b. fssof ss I'd
substitution ol 4 third man. Kuox Ia said n
he N'1libg tQt1ttbdraw, but nj. kody believes
tSat ts.! Bl.if l N.11 gll lshdre qad III sl1enm.
Ssssfi ASo!ef4aaa Of ill., uliao,I 1 stu, j.
lsid to be'dependent upon; Iii arrival or MI:
re sdsieea arom Wsehfngton tell ontfateeoats eti
Ht4 General Cle7nAn1'1 bobnjaritV Gith lin
the army and hi6 well known an1iety 70 flcft
las enemy ~ good arguments id Bis favor.
no ~ 1fsso,nK 0pr mea Aealnst ytetsburE, or
se5d S,tse .eeeaRnt RSt6 h@.e ha ~ undoubtedly s'
!: !, KeY:, Ar. Emory of Quincy has been engaged
BY the Amy committee OF the Younv Eanis
:ghr!stlan Association Of This civ 20 onen
aelds q labor In the dtstribution of relJgtpus
'MosA M Ii the army Of the southwest and II
leaves immediately With several io:d. ~ ~
ttacts, testaments and bibfea for lie Gamma % ~ i,
tee .aslo. Az interesting meeting In ths inr.
>!asa1ee o. THIS object was hold last niQnt in
ING second Baptlst church, and q liberal
eY@n!ll9n!lOn ~ IN ald OF the work feceiyed.
,,Iho Western Sanitary Commission ara ma.
ktnK the most liberal provision for accommn, m mo
gHlrg sick and wounded soldiers This vintar
!ae medleal director Of this departmant Verv
ioolshIy gayenp the boat building in tonnusedd
iof M MhospitAl. In July last, beesuae tic rent
MA $so01Per month and The humber Of pslients
smat He would giye z, 900 70 have the bald
1i5g BACK again In the same condition now.
twice that sum would not refurnIsh It and
make make II ssltabls for = ehoepia1 This Il isir
epeeimen Of Tho Lack OF common foresIrht
alIP!ayed BY regular army Surgeons, Tbo
ienlt,fy epnmlseion Aro fitting, up other
seIaollshmente, however, - we'll Il thelf
). r the interior, ii tho State ths ep,.p.,n..
th1o9ists n ~ gaining the privilege Of talking On
q u they would fn Now York. Th.t ID a point
tnay tns hase 1ays been, striving ter many years,
an1 the end will not DO fAr dlstAnt Vhen thie !
privilege y conceded in every county, All. |
4i1on M VIZ kin slavery in 4 briefspsoo OF time |
/ < thn illinois Torles who wilt tfil city boat
!0at they Will have majority Of tha Con-
\ delegates to b elected in Yonr
sstste' eesIde slecttng that noted Tory, !. g..
Allen for the State At. large. Shall Ilinois be-
lfB1Aced by such feaujfY '"~A' w
, 1862-10-22

oes q sash ae llitistsi III i%stsSia; Ii Viii
!! !eaeye !oilr* State Aom pio disgrace !that II 4
,tt ttaoT htAped upon hei., Il ths sfSWy ypo{or; 81
bsnish 9lg aeS IA H6iasb: ~ NdS M &afs s: u
capped 8b1 the$ horrors Il 81 tleir% iieIl loGn1 G1st
?prisoh;h want % ksatas the peo1pltas+ 81
Illinois ii Tie menlal of16e4 thAt ssomeb sb bodJy tJ
:nui$ pb pb4t9tn, Ind { tArpx A th6ir dill Xbfead
by l tfstF i dall tQli,t d ths 4Ame Of az fs6Ap8
Charitable LIT :, &9m d6 81 f: II IL ,iihest
;|1eprhsl ~ e$aspAqt u bs 0h1isa@aE::#:,iN
'thsM; >iesat; I lay S{piairn M Fl = aoi5a ;Sd
humanity # a s. b being Z: Z; decent At
any rate, Y q demanded :of them thst they
hare done with The miserable baldardAshs
about The !. Attenuation Of IIllnofsN
4tho degradation st. labor . the aitrnalga-
nation e the Itces,' -, And such like appeals
kthe 1@knofan8e 6nd hate of The ignorant
y eud & hateful, gl, with which their, columns are
neW : y fillS9 and .by which common souse,i il,
, outraged had Ioonmoa fairness pat 10 the
blaah. We tell tier: ia. Il 10 o. adYsutSs,o; ,; il
politics Is Yorth gaining, whlo1 il ron
only at the cost ii tfanpling sacr4d thiaKa
under their ,feett because the dsy ! NAV
cong 7 4 r. sNheh ,tne 't6edithasFtRey have
soHhs s,wliR BEAR. ftait:--l,a Ill ;: which :thelr
9: chickens /Hill come home 70 rooat!o The
mA3ipa 2 Of rTytapny :a4d the dogmaass If
Atheism Are dangerous play thinQd &: s:
, 1862-10-22
= Brig. Gen, John III. martlnd aYe..
Edltola Of NhlfAun 1ttthnna.n, -. -,

i. Brig. .Gen, John III. martlndeIe.s
?" Edito1s Of Chicago Ttbpns:", - -
Permit one Who has known Gen, MusludA}e
for twenty years past, 10 s.y thst he IL tAs
victim Of . base conspiracy, got up BY tha
junta who nor control tho. army Of tho Poto.
mac, and who came near controlling the poy.
trnment also for daring to express Al opinion
'odtsr's to tho management Of that lll.tated
command. :, !:
The people viii be SLOW in believing an;
charges made By Fitx John Porter, aud others
Of bis llkt a8ainst one who has always su,.
tained good reputation In every relation Of
llfc. Gen u. Is ths qon Of prominent mem.
hcr Of Congress, formerly representing the
Washington county IN. ~ district; educatcd
at West Point, where be graduated with hon.
orE studled the profestion of tho Jan, In
uhlch he has sinee BECOME eminent, standing
At Tie head Of the bar In Western Nor Yoik:
Like Gen. Wsdswotsh of bis STATE, ;at the call
Of hie country he promptly eame forward and
effsred bis services Ia any capacity for its d.
fsrle, leaving ! ,large and lucrative pracllee,
These are not the :ktud of men to sscrifIcs
their reputation, ii Is charged by these Il.
tachee Of y military Aaspotlsm, which no1
seeka tq fuih every man WHO does mot bow
asrn sad Worship 1 \ !. tne,r .hr!ne. &;
ef'7t.'-Ni. - y ..>-I " NWoE1UHt
, 1862-10-22
lorrespopdenes Philsde]phta Prssr,l
HaADouAarxas QsrsnAL Mor1,,,N ,

I. l0ofrespopdenes Philadelphia Prest.1 ;.
| AhAoouAaEzas 0sxanA1 Mog1rltiN.,
The more see and hesr 9s, smon9 10; ths bs's
tanta Of this region the more an imnra.sei
tnat o9f government our army chlefs haye an
srslted too great 1cnleuce toTards tha seces.
siontsts Of this State, in rturn for the ntinsnIs
a.o t1ey hare afforded tho rebels, As It ID,
Gaaloe are placed areund the houses Of nj
persons Pns, IN ne nelghhorhood Of camps, seces,
tentlon in applying for damages 10 prupertv.
a number of secession families ia tke netak.
.b0lhood OF BnrksYitle, hard bv. have hasn
allowed TO take paroled wounded nTlsonars
o rom the hospital at that place to thetr homea.
aaers, they feed them up, and In many case9
suPply mem With new clothes. This cannot
1e construed al treason, bnt singular to saY,
the Clothes arc usually gray, and viii answsr
admirably for rebel uniforms when thess man
mar be exchanged. ''' '''>'' A'A
II Baltimore, after. tho battle Of AutIetam.
such was the enthusiasm for rebel sufierers'
h:a that Sio,u was raised for those remalnlog il
thie state, IN most Incredibly short time b7
flch seccssionlsts. A Union 0entieman' 4
talking to mo Of these n,stsefs, quoted 1lis
conversation With rebel officer, IN which he
complained OF tha active sympathy extended
Dy eltleens OF this State to the rebellion, Tha
anbNor YES Damn it, Why don't ron clear
tntm QUIT That's nhat ~ had TO do EjtA U;tion
, alo,,o a. =, III ri S" or ~ 'ao~1' "tvs has eoi
The cavalry aud artillery, under r .e.santou.
sne tate!y 10 pursuit. o. sluares mAraudlng party
encamped on Monday evening two miles ffom
1k.no17ille, near the fate headqusrten Of uen. @
MsGesp 1.na {hs s.t They eons!st Ct u, So psans
Nsw York, and The dth regular cavalry. w. and I
With Capt. Psnntngton's regular battery, and
were exceedingly fatl2ued after tfeir constant
marchipg from Saturday morninr iast st
O'Clock, when they started In pursnit, Their
sohne g vas from Bbarpsburg IS Hsgertown,
thtn Z to Clear sprlug, aud back t, Il, ,gemto1n'
tatnce 10 Mechanicstown, and On to the mouth
Of the Monqeacy by nay Of Frederick, wbsfo
they arrived on Sunday 81 noon, and found tbs
Potomac, protected BY a battery On the oppo.
she heigt1, under which they formed ln lIne OF
battle In the river. They were not attacked.
heir return. W
., Ths I1 sth psnntylyAni. car.1ry, which left
1nn l6o etrong, has been reduced TO
nut few having bten killed or wounded,
, 1862-10-22

6 heresult Of the elections in Ohio
and Indiana islof more benefit to tie reb-
els than tho gaining Of two pitched bss.los,
and tho defeat OF the Union ticket ID INT.
no1s Will be counted by JEFF. Davls as
valuable 70 hfs causo as tho galaing of a
great battle Tho votes cast for tho tory
ticket will be counted On at Rlchmonu a.
tho "ssrength Of Tho confederate cause In
this State. .,-,,.,
, 1862-10-22
- ;AWoRLD,s cONGnEss, :
Address or @&f1bn1dI to tho Hnolgar,
: 49, NAtlpHs

10 THE EsoL1sn NATION: It ia while undc,
1A !ae o9noie preesnrs Of bodily, and mental
pa1a; snat man can most truly and most
the authors Of his misery to eternal eb.n,s
devote unlimited affection and eraittnda ~
his 6enefAetors. And thht to yoa, o paoDis
o. England, owe heavy debt for bens6ts
FL VEL u nh tho fs",. 59st q
and now you continue tie precious bu,'' baon +, I,
The dsye u my sdverstty. lily God lew reW,1d ID
youl AND ny gratitude Is tha more fntense'
Q worthy people, inasmuch as, Fisiur tsa'i A.
mnst DO beyond the mere Level Of indtvidu1i
es.,G eei,, y becomes sublime in the general
gTess jon represent. Yes yoa are deserving
OF the gratitude of the world. becArss vn6
otier an .aylum for misfortune, from Whateysr
part It my come; and Jon identity your
telves H Win misery plty Il, aud relieve It. Tho
bosom shelter from his tyrant; he fiads sym. avn
pathy; be IL helped, because an exile, ba.
inaftuments Of autocrAfs-fnd no rest n
your liberal land, and fly terriaed before the
p1.tsr eeot9 OF your generous sons. And, il
would Europe bef Tyranny aeizsa 1 IL o1ilss Tass
n those Other lands where virtue Is uunAtu.
safe On The sacred soil of Albion. I, like. 90
%. ,many ,2tneEs. seeinE The cause Of justice
Wor,S a.ass..a u so many parts OF the
fntnin6 to rnn ~ ~ ,.ua IntHa. progress. gut1
by te coStemn52;,6n ano q Is no,,n es9@ed.eamcd
preas foTSid thht aaS ~ - y ybnI teasaess pro
. Iaee teenas called by Providence. Proceed on
yoaae RaT calm, unconquered nation,
sister oeonSes tnfn tho III eaung your
h"tMsn. tas PS1Pass s.p lo'G ing eame path Of
- ~. ptgs.efe' ~ tne FRENCH nation |
Wn,4Hv y .narob hWa VIII 5eu, lou tWo are
~ san|ai ~ qrnarts na,ea IN the YAuguhrd
ne eeisnns iot oon.o,d *, cai mel! 10 all Jour
r. rs1e !, ,yoos 10 jour fes, call herl Gall to
voice ,na ,gtth nI,a ~ ~ osdty manner-nith your
svSse W; % n1a VIII t4o VOICE oi Jour great e1lles
h,,otAo.hnna n"EG, Wy hlgo priest OF human
t1is sen sn III nef tnat conquest is In
st.n r ~ auV41inAyLthe emenatton Of an TN.
Of tSer pshcn mhy II snond Ts coret the land
Yes cai her Ana she nreat.. ng as p5ethrenl
1,ns sn,fy 99oer tne dominion Of tho &c.
II Ioo pot ~ tm tn.,nnr,o MOI ,today tomorrow;
aba i wy ,,'St Sv.inoIso#, R!er-Ril reply A.
Ea1or sav ougat, 10 your generous and
ia. hdfa X. .nPte41. Eall, and At onco,
trm,v Il x";ir TGe hpa.af " gl'sa M ana clasp them
ofthS A1n...tbs A1b ssst.,s a9e wafnke children
ljbertt On the cdntinant ~ rs ue saerea hte Q,
a. 9osrcay nrn yoGs Mhs' hoStl Gail The great
AK XtaGutc, 1o1 sae 10 70 truth your
ti6n AZ ti.t t5agrqv - ga,1 & non iof the a5oll.
noblg prociain,ed We1n Rsr asas naso AtfoAa1 90
tSrib1e sftiSs T.%ed ena nGs Seeapg rom tne
m human iiesh Hs,1 ~ .ra ~ ~ .ao trsden
81 YOUR sidS attha eIeat III anI s9ea pscs nef
[6af anal work 81 hnman intei}ect IT ne.Jns Ha11 -
'rd dad not f an hopr pT %ha mh1 ia WGna be ifee
Delopcs to Won TO- dav. NAV ~ tS.n,a1t sve WMen
Vho evnr n,Gra n.iiant,1 VIZ" .h Susn calamnI
, 1862-10-22

Pareon. HroWnloVs's Prop osltloh, :
Parson BroNnlor sends to the Phil.dctphia
<At.' Of the 1eth, a,scathiug letter. reviewing
the imbecllity Of Buell., and the shameful cam.
palen In Kentucky. Ho closes thus.t, ;. =
Iaow p1opoes to the government. IN hood
faith, TO give mo The command Of Is. 900 men.
Including these East. Tennessea ragtmcnts'
md al the outfit necessary, and propoae e 70
tako Eat Tennessee before Christmas, and
70 a1!a II a1d 1ts railroads, lam IN paraest
Of this criminal and uncalied ior deisY in @ saiS;
ipg upon the strong point Of tie. rebellion,
Beside, am ablo to 60 Into attirt service; aud
II ! can't get Into the army, must at once
start = paper at the North, for the benefit Of
Northern rsympathl1ers with this rebellion:
GERS, Mho are In the United States army.
, 1862-10-22

:. W Wo are told that 'Isomo Of tho ''tory
leaders hyaye really persuaded themselv,e.
that they can carry this district for Don.
gre4s and elect tho weak old tool whom
they nominated. The basis for this hope
rests on the absence Of the THOUSANDS 81
citizens Of Cook county who have gone {;
the army. and the influx Of Southern ee.
cesh who haye sought our city to make
money while their fficnds;dn feHeldom are
q work pulling down the temple Of the
Talk with these leaders aud they Iwiil
confess very :candidly, thai If those who
have gone to Tie army ffom Cook county:
wfre allowed to vote, old !" hove I'M woonl;a
be hove outby nyo thousand ;msiqrity.' II
Is only under such disgracefal and unpatri.
otio circumstances that. the submission:
Democrats hope to achieve success :.
, 1862-10-22
LABalle County.

Lasalle county contains o,oaa men between
the sges of Eighteen and torty:ave, The
county hss sent 2,1sl volunteers 10 the arms,
The city Of tssllfs, that gtyes 10 Democratic
aaa @,a0s'ty, ea' tsnt ,!1tyterss .e|dIesi Oft Of
Dem9eretlo STRONGHOLD, aendf lae ont Of 1,s,a
militia Contrast these nlth thea Republican
towns Of Uruee NTH 80 militia, which sends
1s4 folders, and Grand R,pids with Isl men,
e sends ~ md qfoyelaad xith ;1s9 mem sInds
50, and Msn1lus with 4oa m5n, ssnl, lSo vol.
unteen. Ths Tory 4sMastss viii herald "eroat
Democratic gains" IN these: Republican
p men volunteer whllo Tho Tories stAy At hpms
YQlA. >
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DON 0AnLos AnANDoNED.
!; Kven Prentice Gives Hlm On.

lffom me Loufsrlle Journal, seth.1
Enthusiastically Cor: Butll, tor some re.son.
bag failed 70 redeem the pron,ises condSenti5,
made fn> hts behalf by his fflends, The
county expected him, 1t thq head Of his
lnighty etmy. not to let BFsgg got out OF Ken-
lucky. .There II undtniAblJ very eItepded
Impression thst enerky h.4 been wanting ID
BgtWe should nos be hasty Id coudemra ration..
Al! muat be aware, that + Ietfeating army, Il
u has little the etart, possesses great adyan-
taRea otsr one n pursuit, for In 1tA progress
II ean selke ebpth III tho means OF subsisteaco
:. spd 6seak pp tl.xeltnE fasilsies, and, besides;
guard, u y army in Ii rear must do. aasldst
the rerPstn Hanger OF running iuto ah6as..
ctdes. Th6' hRkon demauds an eYn1sts{Ion
OF what muat bo called Gen. Buellss fsilara.
aln "a y e hopa and trast that satisfactory ono
, 1862-10-22

fAGk ~ ,fArkf hfmy 41 kee1Ght ol
BE Isdp pfsIdfa{E pSeaf s from
sss; a:a ST. alsal,:sS aSl4il.;sd e r
|; atrSnkett fhabt D1&6sian ID the amy noH 11
thar1,k bolt onfats; ! "A gentle
:A tAie sI h2 h.a ess ! e: q My the
ia t1saa s&dssa}sis. sas9sat z e e. h's
S i a:sSs|ss9 1asGsas z T4s R13s
sA25AS q A. esysg e \ !seg |, ttF by y Y
||fRASHSS{ Ah1t l1en apfessntSd; y kf6f :sia@s
X iaesPtnet the fag .! The gallant 2atH Beg
!ment otHlilnols 4 Infantry, Col. Al k;::yohn:;
;htEof III ;6as$httfa depsstaaat d III j Il i tofa.
btd|y; iSfs ltsts4 % 4. ~
stefta mlde d fhe folloNidg ~ F6rt HamknS
spS 4?E Z 4e9{Z 1sb5gs tts Rstasi|
is1s fm s sSsa e
III 's,e9 9iR a?a ss asn 5assasat Haelsat' r
t1 Haaosg4h515s 1 5,a4.,s4 Esy9Sg R,stSS III )
III Ixoelle.e3, Reh.td Yates. Governor 1T i H.
Is5 !; ;:; 9'i;!,s ! i; +!
4 They hayd lTsys been borne IN the tiick..t 81
H4 e ssbs.y
s{s ssss ss 81 stff otla3%9sx
;obtdtsrs kefTant, 8. 4. HURLBU1, MAJ, astl'i,i.
+. The nhss uf The 18th regiment, uol. ogrns
Hall h9yc also been preaented to Gov Yataat.
{pr faH kfsptpR: They irs hot 10 badly tat.
ia 81 Jaesbls ss b. IssE9 s issev
ic Eaese an4 aasiF asgs ~ pfsed BY iii ths
Al 6rdsf has besn received from h1adau.,. ru.
Ie1s-Taf aspaftnent-for al the cavalry Ia 4
&S 5Sf2 tetI1Y se!ts = reg!ments soon u
a 3iJ .ta Bss1!t ehs :5f gi.aSs e. sa
I regiment and meeting with good success,
iHhfr9 tho major ,fasldcs, Ind his tiRhting Suti,
at9e& WI f59 Hs4 kpeMn:;; Ho has, without doubt;
Ger y tha army. :: He has been pereonsiiy In.
faged tn eight cavalry lights, and led fhe i'd
Gahee guard 'fns the battle 6f;Fradericktm.
~, Folt nonel4on and shiloh., At Tie isttor
dg sstgysS ss SSly 4 Toaqdsd b: sku being
T44'y A0@t4EA W. AAu3l8 DALI. Ak.EtTt |
HentJ, be and The lamented Capt, Carton. ba.
teg IN advance, their men being some distsnco
T. the feary Nele 4pIprised By ! robel cavalry
toice. q aaYqnty; ;dYe men. Tho two officars
halxd, Ma1or Uhon eaptsin) BteN4rt giving
orfsra q coolly ss If be had 1000 men Ia re-.
sefYez7 Canon tflng biz revolving oarbine Nith'.|
tho same fqolaess. IN this manner they held
tbe enemy It bay for half an hour, untii soma
Twenty 81 Capt. Stewards men. who had
atopped to feed their hofes, arrived. VIII
this small force he attacked the enemy thourh
B tour TO hls ono, completely nut
!}ng them TO route, taking tRenty:six prison!
ers and killing and woundlug mirsy fnoFa. It
~ daring affdr, but the nejor neyer .fhls
q fears TO eptcr into haud-to.hapd contest
shffe ths odas arg no larger than they wafe
The session Of the Grsud Lodge Of odd
Fellows, IN this Slate. came OF ia this citv;l'
Ast week. There was some feeling on account
i tho alleged unfairnesa OF the tar 10 euD.
soft the grand lodge. Il is now per capfta.
Thus one lodge In Chicago may pay a. much
: fouE Or Are Ii the southern Dart Of tha
ta!e, while the small lodges Would receiTs i
aaek ior expenses to place Of moetIog, 81.
hre@ times as much as they pay IN. T1a on.
ositlon Of the large lodges. however, Vas ST I
. ayaIt the snalf ones had .tileir own % .wsys l.,
nd the North went home badly whipped:
Ju1iUA II
, 1862-10-22

wWo put This question to every man
calling hlmself loyal: Il not tho salvation
Of the Republic Of moro Importance Just
now, than looking after tho constitutional
right" Of armed rebelss -: y =:
, 1862-10-22

a''s:Aloya citizen tan se:aicely tako M an i.sd;
of thd feeetsi9h tory sheet Of this ety tnlthou,
The eonNietioa that. he bin jof}ih m.ttor Il
made up fof the southern market to- id ia
rebel eati1s, .s>4,;t$, 4:'. .;ii.x :i.
NE haYe before I'd the Memphis fdranad. ati,.
HIS, ARpsa' OF the 10Th Inst, dlpxv :hstk
sheet "A chief feature In this particular issaIe
u IT. being made up literally of extracts from
the chtcdgo 1fns<s, The robeI journal teprfnt,
NTH gusto. .the Chicago tory organs tlashtdk
assault on the prfsfdent, and Repnbucanism. Il
copies an abusive assault on Beecher, and Two
Of the letters Of the Tina Nomphis ind d.
iomPn9 correspondents, the latter not for the
news contained .bns for the attacks therein
nlado upon the administration, all Amounting
TO over three columns Of matter, which q :isa.
lected Ut the South for The identical rsason
which dictated To preparation here, the aid Il
esnld Rieeto the rebel cause. Ne eoii.ts at ran.
dom few paragraphs sufficiently Indicative of
the features which commend this homs orpan
of Northern treason to tho mmoa traitors Of
the Houth. - = ~.
Mr. Lincoln has been made the instrument.
ln the hands OF these unscTlpulous aud Wirk.
to rob American citsus Of thst rlht fe power
10 them b. the rxpTess terms ~ tSa -
tlon. the l12ht freely 10 arnreaa thai. s.atI
ments. @f1'es s4''s esa9a'
--The ;or4.,ds;1tt NJ; 4, ;.s,,,.tt
ina dnin1 II whdnh - CIsa lea 1aEo aoing That
her hesd No. % E5pIisS e SSs1c SSf Seea xlstosla
set IL England would S' esase iav"Sl,sn SSS9 ~
ofiIbe1ty. but it Il IlbariT Ieet1sinsd - land
I !. NJ. hJ,;tt5- :. .v1.'s.Geo GE4aH'
40 hs1a nav9 asutped that
exetels9 y IS%als oM xita The Ame
Se 3rse 10 10 oSslaa a wnotaef they intend 10
eivX Sv1Sd * ,aiHa X S9e9 Mas,aef Iney late1d to
f}nn. }ha[r iHs'fsn shit g taalGal iac.
piant,ne thensei1es nn tx enni. H. ;mneiaor
Will demand and nainfat. ~ h@'lSSeattutloa St taoT
securea m 10 them. o'"." ~ 'le '!'8a!e "Mch
n.s =, :. -
n,oo;a hns taoacAs p[ocnred the Issue o. this
proe!amatlon, Mnlen Ti!l not take effect; 1t the
W.. WI - sy eaafa oy ne1t January: In order to
1.n,o5 sssuaA1ea nu., a9uoly sure they hare pre-
seatea ssa uen. neyie!ian rom being reinforced,
et ee1 ausp uanen'ptsa N inc governors convention
az t,as ALTOONA cont and are now attempting here to
81 t9eSs eSs,a Sgn. sss Mcu,eans removal The result
" .r LII IL !nas nov certain
A0@t LILO "a1 MtA Aob 10 over Dy next January. |
, 1862-10-22

to3}e19p ;}s9l y J9aAcp 4{ noE, Threatens ou
nat?pal a!, e9isfenoe I4a y y basel-as AleI. q
Stephens s9 (gtee. president of the rebel coa
tgaHF!sSZ, <eaPq4 the ebMles!t, M man in ~ hs'
well eaid-on the fundamental idea Of iii
natural and eternal inequality Of Hainliuh1I Ha,iliu I
Rights Said Iii. Btephens, IN bis disali6t
speech at Savannah, 0eoEgts,7 March :82d
| 'leal-0ust halfway between Nj. Lincoln.
Inauguration and tie bombaafidmen. Of Forl
+ S1mtesl *3H.et :, ,:.i:'4:' ~: - ,.t4::;
: 'fhs asf (.oatstdseats o.n.sltqtion his pu, = !,
!est itrtf ~ seitatlug questions respecting III
peeu}laf instiEution-Aftean' slavery as It t1iata
among us-the pzopar stasus Of ths negro In duI
fofn q civilization. This ,w44 the iIuediAts
eanss of our lat1 rupture ihd present ts1olusion.
Jederson In biz forecast, had Anticipated tb{s !.
The rock upon which ths old Union roula hnitt :,
te was hsht: What 'Htiis tbbni ac4hjectora Viii
him, IL now realized fsea. Bal whether ri tnr3.
pretended tho great trpth upon which tai roei
ffood md ttQnde, remains to b. doubtsd, TIA H..
Tal]nk fdeas entertained by him and mo.t nj ~
leading atatesmen It thetim3 Of tho fo,mation ~
the o'd {sedefap constitution Tors, thsttis an.
t'ayement Of The African wai In violation oi Il.
Laws Of Astnte; that It was wrong In pnneinls Il:
elall5. morally, and politically. =, Il Th..,
ideas. however. were fundamentally wrong. They
1ested upon the assumption Of The equality 81
races This wasaa ez1oK It was a sandy founds,
tlon, nd the idea Of government bullk upnn IN
Ehen the storm came and tho wind blew. It fl1.m
I"ous new government is founded upon The er-
aetly opposile idea: it, Foundations are 1aid 4
lts tornerhtone rests upon, the great frrth mi
tho negro II not. equal 70, }he phite m q th.t
shve1y-suboEdlnsfon 10 the superior rac4Ei III
natural md normal condition. [App1suse1 j..
:"This, our new government, Ii az n,I ta1.
Asto4y Of M tcorid based upo1 thig ofeat nhv.f.
cal, philosophical, and moral ruth. ) =; =,
10 upon this, as hayo already stated. Tit on, .o
ctl a6tio IL firmly planted 1nd cannot hermit
myfelf TO doubt the ultimate success or mi -.
eoenition Of this principle throughout The cyt1sd
and enlightened world.''
:. Tho. cause Of OUT failure alter twenty
months war to put down tho rebellion Is
found In the fact, that majority Of our !
high officers aud tho leaders Of the Demo. I
cratic party subscribe to tho above idoc. !
ttine They think the traitors .riahs In !
principle, and wrong only Ii the means BY
which they vindicate that principle.
!: For the sakeof national Unity, those high
officers and high leaders are not opposed
10 reesoratlon Of tho seeded States; but
they would rather see JEFF. Davis and the
Montgomery constitution bear sway than
Abraham Lincoln and tho federal consti.
lutlon. Hence, the inefloienoy, lnactlon,
lack Of Vigilance, want of earnestness ii