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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-11

PoLicE CoURT--Two or three persons were up
before the Mayor Yesterday, tor fast ,riving--one
wac hned ard the other cases continued. When
The main street Is crowded, and tina. il every
business day OF the week. there i Of necessity a
constant stream OF travel across the principal
crossings, north and south, and buggy or horse
and buggy dashing through the crowd at 2:40
speed, Is about a. dangerous ss n twelve pound
ball passing over the same road man, by
watching closely the fash Of 4 gun, can dodge
the shot, and so can women and children, by ex-
IRENE dexferity of movement. get the
street in safety. But there too much fast
driving over the main crossings to make prom
enade up and down Washington street either a
very safe or very peasant pasdme. IL there
is no Law there should be one compelling per
sons TO drive slow at the crossings of Illinois,
Meridian and Pennsylvania stress
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ We ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
NoyNCE ". r. PpsFoS, Of Knox county, candidate
for President the Board of Commissioners Of the Sink
ING Fund subject TO the decision of the Legislative Caucus
Of the Drmocr atic members Of the legislature
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ADVANCE IN PRICES.
A Valuable Document.

We propose publish, N PsnPhiet fo-m the able
realise Of Judge CrErH FzscrTTyz PowrE, the most
comprehensive and foreble which has yet been written
that suhsec, With address Of the State Central
Committee on the eaaes which produced The recent po-
iificaI revolution IN Indiana Both will make PAM
phet Of le pages which We viii furnish At si per hun
dr.d This hoId b read by every citizen Of
Indians Address ORDERS 20
ELDER. HARDNESS h BINGHAM.
November II, fsS2 rndianapoiis Ind
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DESCRIPTION OF ORGANS.
GREAT ORGAN.
PEDAL ORGAN, &C.

l. Double Open Dapaso. l6 feet
2. Pedal Coupa to Swell Organ.
3. Pedal Coupa TO Great Organ.
4. Swell Organ TO Great Organ
s. Belous Sigaee.
\ concert, for the benefit of the Organ Fund
will be given i'm the church. on Friday evening
next: upon which occasion all of our home talent
will be employed under the direction OF Professor
Wheeler. and we hope the church will be filled to
its utmost canactH.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB-On Tuesday evening the
Democratic Club met ut their ha and adopted a
constitution and bylaws for the government of
the Club, and elected permanent officers. The
following we're elected:
w. II. Talbot, President.
jacob Null, Vice President
Israel Klinginsmith, Secretary.
Calvin Taylor, Cor. Secretary.
W. B. Beach, Treasurer.
II. II Dodd, Thomas Ryan. and VIM. Jordan.
Finance Committee.
Mr.. Talbot reported that the hall had been
secured and the rent paid for one year. coal for
the Of the Club provided. seats and other
fixtures paid for, and balance remained in the
treasury Of $50
After the business of the meeting con
cluded II. Dodd. Esq, addressed the Club in
one OF his happy of hand efforts.
Judge Perkins will speak next Tuesday
ienino.
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

az Bowen. Stewart 4 co. have for sale
Godey's Lady's Book for January.
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wright's Bowling Saloon. on Georgia
street. il closed for repairs and will be reopened
on Monday, thoroughly reftted and repaired.
1919
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Mrs Thompson & Son, Pennsvlvanis
street, are in receipt OF Ballou's Dollar MONTH,
Magazine and Petersons Ladies National Maya
zine.
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! e The party who took fur glove from the
counter OF Harrison's Bank. will please return il
o call and get the other one.
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Sole Proprietor AMI Manufacture - TIE H.rd Runher
Trlss, unicr Rizx's 4 Gopfyvar,s fns-as
The iiari Rnih-r Truss u unlike .nf nr~yia< 70 aIi
others IN the fofiosins respects wn hr~sk rua
crae, gall Or ber. b> made 30 urnlr. VII
cure Hernia q ycars stsfng; ioss ywsss o. in3urs
The cord. AMI Is siways clean ani god ss nv.
Patients can ie accurately fitted b. sndlne DE N
inchcs around body IN lire q rn,ssre.
RKsEEKxcss - 90 si~rforhy cs~s Oilers ne soi-
loving Gully ARE o1rr-i: ptofs Mot rsrrsorfnsr sni
Parker, SexYork: ProsS Godari AM Arr~v phil.s<s-
yhis: Dr.. r. John~sr Sur-snn G>ns<sl Burs1n. waxh-
ingfon; Prof. Br1fari. PRE- R~n Arrsr~vs and D.
vis Chicago; lsr. we;~ost. N1wsuk~>, Ms.
Manufacturer sfsi i~acv N s,srahser Issr>s Ah6cn
inai Supffers, SIX and Casfn Elxeic sta<kings ~
varico-e wins, saS>rsory hs,Hisgv>. &C.. &c
DR. WILLOWS PATENT ARTIFICIAL Lc8. 49,
featured ~ 9. Stafford, he's many sfvsagvs evvr I'll
Others, and esidrncs a such - rpr~$sed ~
nr-t premiums n th> rus~d Sens<s Rukrx dB ~ e.
animation Of the bed surruns IN cur coarery ns -
oon Il received run q rrftef eord luhhn yin nsvvs
brr.k giving Il great pssfrrvnos over tAs skl Pring
us>d In Other frnts-
send stamp sT rsnpAl<s. POa cns< Box -
- For ssie BY all Drufgisss- nssls-'sz-dsn
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HAPPIN Ess OR MISERY :

THAT Is THE QUESTION
ruvHE proprietor VI The "PARIsIAS CABINET Oh
il WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE haze
determined, regardless u expense issue. free foF %
benefit of suffering humanity FoUR of their
structive and ntere-ting Lectures Narrsss fs
Disqualification. Nervous Debility, Premature D-ciine
OF Manhood Indigestion. Weakness DEPRESSION Lo>-
Of Energy aud Vital Powers the Great social Evfl
those Naadies which result from youthful foss.
ccsses Of Maturity, Ignorance q fyo ~ ard Ma
lures Law. These Invaluable Lectures have been fhe
means OF enlighenng and saving thonsapd and viii be
forwarded free the receipt o four ~ address,
ing SECRETARY PAxTsIss CAEEkEI AS<Joxg ABB
NIDTcIsy. $50 broadway. New York. js1s-dly
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Bob Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds of plain and
fancy Job Printing. in the best style on shor, no.
tice, and as cheap any other Office We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
work. All kinds of books. briefs, catalogues,
&c. printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th
ers that want printing done IT,
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Those who are in search of the best quail
ity of ladies' fur tipped hoods. can find them at
Baker & McIvers lO-i
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To Local ADVERTISERS Rates of advertising
In the local column will hereafter he as follows:
FOR ten lines or less. 81 90. Over ten lines ten
cents line No police Willie inserted until paid
for
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N uSiC.
MUSIC.
PIANOS! PA OS!

NHEAPER AND BETTER IN
U = SHIPMENTS than were ever Urx<-4
offered in this market. Ny sr-e zL<<1
range rnents With Eastern Piano ~ zA0
manufacturers such that can q
furnish all orders IS per cent - ~
cheaper than any dealer In the West and warrant them
superior instruments. Only for cash.
/ Call and Nessrs W. r. Talbott Co'sJewelry
Store No. "a Washington street
PIANOS aELODEOys ORG ANS, GUITARS, vIOLISs,
ACcoRDE0NS, &c, TUSED AND REPAIRED.
Having had twenty yefrs' experiences the public
can be assured that they have better opportunity
than they generally meet with 70 have their Instrument
put in perfect order SCHUMACHER
fuly3f-cly 81
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TAX.
E~ q rs Ne ia ~

Il N q II = E &c - -
fSyHE CITIZENS or MARION COUNTY, INDIANA
4 are hereby notified thstthe Assistant Assessor.
books will be kept open for examination at their Office
Talbot News Building until the 10Th day Of Novernbe
All appeals taken from their
made writing and left with Us and the 2lst and 22t
Of same month will hear aud determine all appeals
made Parties interested will please call upon us al tina
time. W. A. BRADSHAW,
Assessor Sixth District Of Indiana.
osf3l- d&wtnov22
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CON ed NTBAL

&c \ 4 ! ID T. NTBA L..
s---s YOUNG MEN WHO HAyE IN
"a ~ ~ RID themselves BY csTtsn secret
81 E--aS habits. which us.ft th N Tor busiuess.
q - pleasure or the cu;es OF married lie,
.5s~~<<% also niiddle-eged and olc men, vka.
from tn toes 81 yoaih ether csBss. feel dc3liiy
In advance IS tbs r before placsng tbeusevez
der the trs atmenf e any one. n onc frsf resc
1.-THE SECRET FRIEND"
Iarued iacieswi learn something - importaic.
perusng ''IHK SgcEET FEIEsD-'
Sent to any address. IN sealed envelope onrccsiri
Tee Cents.
DIR STUART 3 co. can p, consulted al. d,es.ef %
priv ate confidential nature. from a. n &c 4 ~
iSdays frou 10 II A NJ, at their ofce, No. Is Hast
Third street, upstairs. between Van ard Sycamore.
posite the HenFie House.
Asiress DIR. cHAS. a. S1UAET 4 CO.
tach3i -dkw iy-is-'6a Cineiunaf,. ohio
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NOTICE.
street Improvement Notice.

OFucE CRY CLsEK.
indianapolis, December, Sta. lss2
NYOTCF i hereby given 81 the psndancy os "An ordi-
nance TO provide for the grading and graveiing Of
Huron street and sidewalks, between Noble and Cedar
Streets, and that the viii be taken up for fnal
vote AT regular % the Common Council of the
CITY Of Indianapolis be held Saturday evening. the
9Th instant Attest:
JOHN @. WATERS City Clerk,
ala-1f Pr GEO 2 A~BCEso<. Deputy.
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TELEGRAPH.
cincinnati Market

CfNcINSATI, December ~
Flour dull. but unchanged sales Of superfine
at S. l0@5 ID.
Wheat-Red in good demand at 81 %; white
dull. but unchanged.
Corn firm. at 45c.
Oats in active demand at 62c, in bags.
Rive. 62Ia63c; in demand
Whisky 35c and in fine demand.
Hogs in good demand at 81 % to 81 g.
There is an active demand for mess pork at
lie. bat it is held higher; mess Is held At
$l2 80.
. Lard is in active demand at sac; it is held
at &C.
Green meats are in good demand at - a. &c
for shoulders, 5(d5lsc for sides. and Size for
hams % 900 brls old bacon sides, clear, sold at
&c.
Groceries dull and unsettled. and there is very
little doing
New York Money Market.
sY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YORK. Dec. TO-
The money market continues steady at 5@6
per cent on call.
Sterling exchange dull. The quotations are
l446l45 for merchants bills
American gold without material change; open
ing dull at 1913 @3214, and closing steady at
32s4@33ls.
Governm~ut siock- without 5erided change
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4 Nervous Debility

Or SpeTmaiorrbos. l. positively IYCrRABI-E BY AMI
bat those advocate Before coumsBci1g lyI
treatment. learn how tae srit.r actually CIEID hisc
and subsequently, hundreds IL othsrs Encose poet
paid, superscribed envelcp 20 Box l7s. Chsrlssto~n
Mass. ox-dk ssu
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

sUFFERINGs OF THE FRENCH TROOPS.
The national Republican., 1862-07-16

How THE THING LOOKS ABRoAD.-A late ar
rival from England brings an account Of 9
meeting at Blackburn, to petition The Govern
ment TO intervene 10 American affairs. Amoup
The speakers was Mr.. James Aspin, O cotton
manufacturer, who il thus reported
He then alluded to the proclamation Of
General Fremont, abolishing slavery in one
particular locality, and. to President LincoI,
having withdrawn Gen. Fremont and re .estab
lisaed slavery; and also to similar facts In re-
lation 10 General Hunter In three other Slater.
and contended that the war was prosecutec
Tor no other purpose than the aggrandiz ze me n,
Of the North, and for the sake vi the piundsr
or property which the South possessed"
II there is any danger Of immediate foreign
Intervention, which We do not ut all believe,
II results from the fact that We have failed T.
attach to the Union cause the masses in Eng
land and France, among whom the anti slavery
sentiment Is genuine, hearty and nearly uni
verssl. Instead Of couc'liating that sentiment
we have repelled IL by III, course Of conduct
which Mr.. James Aspiu Is able to color and
exaRgerate to suit bis purposes.
The national Republican., 1862-07-16
FROM CALIFORNIA.

San FRANCISCO, July 9-Letlsrs recaived
from Tuscon, up 10 the l7ih Of June. report
that Captain Friiz, Of tho California vouut, srp.
hsd arrived ~ Tusoon, on the l6,h. with twenty
rebels, whom be had captured at the Patagonia
oliver mines. Amoug them 10 Lieutenant Nor
lsey, who 10 charged with furnishing ammuni-
tion and supplies 70 the enemy. He was sur
rounded by quite . number Of despsradoes,
and intended 70 make desperate defence, bu,
!hsy wess completely surrounded aud taken by
CAPTAIN Frliz '.D
The prisoners will be brought 10 Fort Znma
General Carleton was rsturuing 10 For,
Zums. A part Of his command have moved
towards Asssils. The Amy u still In good
health. ~
The whole business portion of the town OF
st. Louis, In Sierra county, was destr Dyed BY
Ore yesterday morning.
July ll.-There was grand torchlight pro-
cession In San Francisco last night, in honor Of
the passage Of the Pacific railroad bill. Macy
houses we're illuminated.
The sieamrr from the northern coast brought
$3.50, 900 In gold from Oregon.
British Columbia accounts, on the whole, arr
encouraging to believers In the sxistenos oI
exIsnsive mining r. gions. The season is no,
sufficiently advanced to permit OF much devel
opmsns Of The Caroboo minss Of British Co
lumbia.
The national Republican., 1862-07-16
Later from Port Royal, 8. G.
ARRIVAL OF the Ericsson, with l34 sic
and Weanded Soldiers ON Board,
AFFAIRS IN olN. HUNTERS DEPARTMENT.

The United States steam transport Ericasoa
Capt. Lowber, arrived at New York, Mondsy
morning, In three days from Port Royal, will
l34 sick and wounded soldiers
The health Of the troops around Hilton Head
10 getting somewhat impaired by the heat OF
The weather. The prevailing diseases are "
phoid fever, bilious fever, and chronic disr :
rtGa, the latter somewhat malignant. Tba
wounded 10 the hospitals ars suffsring dread
fully from tbs heat and vermio. which are To-
creasiog daily. All wounded men able 10 stand
the fatigue Of removal are sent North, ss q,
Hilton Head the sir aud watsr arc not benpfi-.
cial to their welfare.
The rebels have repossessed James and Bird
island-, which were abandoned W the Union
troops, demolished the batteries, aud burnt up
everythins intiammable about the places, and
among others 9 number Of Q Qiaksr guns.
Fort Palaski 10 gxrrisoned by eight coups
nies Of the Forty-e'ghth New York volunteers,
he remaining two compaoies being located Al
Day la.ke and Tybee Island.
The lesson brings the body Of Colonel the
Rev. James H. Perry. Of the Forty eighth New
York volunteers, In charge OF Captain Greens,
Lieutenant Perry, (sOn Of the CoiOnel,) and ten
non. commissioned Officers. ..H
Captain Palmer, Of The Seventh Connecticut,
died on the 9Th instant, Of typhoid fever. HE
body arrived also In the Ericsson
The regro camp h guarded by their own
men, who are armed, and insist upon due re-
epsct being paid TO their sentiuels Captain
James, who omitted 70 return the salute Of
negro, was assaulted by the man, and, but for
his belt, which received the charge, would we
been run through.
The One hundrsdih Pennsylvania, which
went on James Island with only seven on their
.ick list. bad, on their return, sixty seven men
disabled by sickuess exclusively. On the evac
uation Of the island. the men bad 10 carry shel,s
70 the boats, weighing eighty three pounds
which work caused some Of them TO drop down.
The national Republican., 1862-07-16

SENATOR SlNMoNs.-Tbe Judiciary Commit
tee OF the Senate report back the resolution fol
the expulsion Of Senator Simmons, for such &C
tion as the Senate may think proper to tax.
As stated, In what seems to BE- fair ACCOUNT
Of their report, by u contemporary,
"SsDator Simnoas appeared bsfnrs the Com
mittee, and with great franknsss and fair
ness dstaile d all the circumstances uf he trans
action, And stated that he is nov, and was a,
the time, unconscious Of having done ANY tbine
wrong 10 acting as he did, amt that he was M,
aware that II was unlawful, there being no law
prohibiting u. On the Contrary, he though,
he had DIME the Government n service ~ mi
a. his constituents.
That Congress dsapproves Of such oouduo,
Ia maniissl from the fact hat they h ,ye prom nj
ly passed law making 1t u penal ofsncs he "a
after. This will prevent all such acts in future:
but to visit y severe and striking penalty upun
an act Wnicn al the time "fis cUmmis ssiOn vas
% no, pahisnaois or forbidden BY any public lag,
would oe retroactive in its effect, and render
the step liable to that objection 10 which MI
post Jucto laws are subisct. The committsa
add that It WAS the comm on practice, until n
recent period, for members of COng rsss to prs.
and rewards, and that for many years moSl
distinguished public men were in the habit
under such circumstances, without csnsurs OF
criticism; but this was made misdsm amor by
Al .ct oi Cohkress IN 1858, and vince that pe
riod the practice had been discontinued"
We have not considered It decorous, to com
ment upon this case, iu advance Of the repo,,
Of the Judiciary COMMITTEES, but We nsve,
doubted that Mr. Simmons would BE- acquitted
Of any con'cious wrong, or Of having done any
act Injurious TO the Government. His higb
character, to say nothing Of what is due to his
age and position, should have protected him
from the indecent assaults Of which be has
been made The object.
The national Republican., 1862-07-16

THE SnCRErAKY or WAR.-Tbe disappointet
contractors, and others, who could not vss M
stanton, have partially oeased their attack
upon him, having discovered that they cal
make no impression upon the President and
that they cannot eject bis removal. Occasion.
ally We see good thing In his favor, Of which
the following is one, from the Missouri Demo
"It ID the fashion now to abuse Mr. Stanton.
When anything has gone amiss In our military
affAirs, who elss il TO blsms-vho else could
possibly be to blame but the Secretary Of War
Ia he not hound TO be something more than ON.
nipresen,' Ia It not bis duty to make every
military leader = Napoleon, and every army
corps invincible, How can reverse possihi,
happen for wh:ch the Secretary At Washington
ia not responsible.
Mr.. Stanton hiss incurred not little III will
from several causes. In the nrst place man!
shrewd men were disappointed on the adven,
Of \ new Secretary OF War at finding that Ar.
Edwin n. StahtOa was not facile man--tha,
be had no aptitude At NIL for lending Official
puwers for private uses. That was not his style.
Then, again, Mr.. Stanton had been u member
nf Mr.. Buchanah's Cabinet. II WAS TO be pre-
sumed. therefore. that his political ideas saw
"red Of that perSuasion, that on the slavery
question. whatever it's special aspect, he would
be found occupying conservative ground. It.
this, too, disappointment ensued, and people
who cherished such hopes came to grief at the
discovery that Mr.. Stanton had little sympathy
with the institution.
Mr.. Stanton's sins arc beyond forgiveness
Wrath is riie against him 10 all the cOnserva-
tive J 'urnals. Military criticisms upon all th-
movements In Virginia, we have. In the assumed
authority Of u Wellington or Napier, the gis
of which ID TO throw the blame OF all that is
VI f'rtunate upon the Secretary Of War.
The spirit Of these criticisms is utterly dis.
honest and unfair"
The national Republican., 1862-07-16
lTHMn.


In their recent Aieht from Culpepsr Cour,
House, the rebel pickets took occasion "a
buyA ID 0fsaGe 1ad NAltaadris Nsitroad
httege over the Rapidau river, IN their rear
Thcy hh Culpeper Court Houss, fortunately
In 10 lfeat hurry 10 pefuit tAem 10 destroy
The hardly less impoftant ra1lroaa bridge over
hssAtem Ron, ~ hat plass. Il b salb, end
10 our bands how.
A chap 10 Virginia was taken prisoner by
The rebels, who demanded that be should lake
'uena The fellow paid he could not even sup.
port hls own family, and 10 n,ppor. the Usu.
fadsrsts govsrsnssl Was noss tiea sAars do,
Advlces ftom Naples speak Or ffssh erup.
ttou Of Mount vesuvius. The mountain a
throwing out lavA towards Pompsii, and ashsd
90 Ne foet1cl side. i g,i ,dlf -" D, Htg b..
7Avssssi wivSA cargo Of lumber snd tobacco
arrived at Boston o. a'Baiurdsy nom Norfolk
~ Arss since he rscapturs d that city. ss
A vessel ohartsrsd by The BfitIsh Govern
ment Il dischargipg large quantity Of milltat9
stores q .honRsal, ieslsdlng $4,000 stasd Of
Arms f..rf ...NT. Ut.5 .a .f..g h
Last Tuesday, no - than ninety I've srain
O grain on ne lAkss continues remarkably
large. w "'' '.'' n :
Pfomiasosy potes according to Punch, are
"the music Of the iu urs." 'ti a.
There is no doubt that The Southern Confsd.
sracy will b rscosaizsd--as great failure.
Green corn forms part Of the soldisrs' ra-
tions In Memphis. n =. .rIIT-II - i II
The national Republican., 1862-07-16

kORE NAVAL Prizes. Navy Depart
ment have information that the United State
steamer Flag and bsrque r. slless captured
on the 7th Instant. cf Bulls Bay, near Charles
tou, South CarrliDs, the British steamer Emile
formerly the Wm. Sesbrook, of Charleston
Her invoice shows an assorted cargo Of S2l SIS
but there Is reason to suppose that there ~,
old arms, Confederate bonds, and specie or
board. She has be n sent to Philadelphia IL
charge Of prize crew. ..au :, ..
City, when off The Hole In the Wall, on The
81 instant, captured the brig Dslilah, from
Liverpool, with cargo OF saltpetre, drugs
copper, and other articles. .r
Also, that, on the I'd inst. the schooner Vo
lante was captured in WIngate Bay, South
Carolina 1T
The national Republican., 1862-07-16

West VIRdNrA.-Ths House yesterday took
up the Senate bills on the Speakers table, but
had not reached the bill for tho admission q,
West Virginia before adjourning. The bill will
be reached today, and will be passed, - We
judge from the indications. It 10 felt that, 10
the actual posture Of affairs, certain COED
should not b postponed upon doubtful specu
la'ions as to tbe future. and that the opportu
nifty Of sfc'pin7 beyond all hdsords the loyalty
OF $4,000 'quare miles Of territory, located o.
West Virginia is, cannot with prudence be
thrown away.
The national Republican., 1862-07-16
Taa uoR neN SrArEs.

One Of the wsrhip gton corespeudentsof Il .
Baltimore Sun, who Is likely to be we'll II.
formed as y the novsnesA 10 u border sAtes,
writes TO taAt paper Of yesterday As follows:
The ooamittss Of Representatives from tn,
order slave staies havshereed upon Arspor'
touching The subject Of emanciphtion in sal,
8 Aiss, whtob Ia 70 u lai1 be fhrstAe Prsstdsn,
Like the language Of ths latter 10 the Repre-
sen'atives In question, the report 10 oouched In
courteous and mild language, but It calmly ano
drmiy sets forth that the understanding In Con
srses, under whtch the war was fnftfSted, ,iooker
20 no such thing ~ emancipation anywhere
Under no circumstances can the Represents
uves OF the border States 60 home to their con
sutuents and urge eoanctpattoH, sradaal .,
| otherwise, unleas Congress shall endorse and
sMrm the PresideatHN policy By An approDria
ton, which shall be 10 the nature Of gusfan
| tee. that compensation 10 v bs ns6s for sAan
| thsm.S II'l 2 ...l yiaiill7t ~ b
The events Of the hst sik noaths dsnosstsa,s
the ussssetty Of guarantees. - The strongss,
e6araessr ftcu abolittonists." F
We rscollsck In this ooassctou, ths man
Who, upon being offered 4 ASrss 81 . quarter
BIZ value, replied that ~ hosss wasso cheap
nat ~ ssssld Rtac Of a." There = such I,
hing as nshiog TOO good otsr, snd for th.
prsssot, at any rsts, We have made thess borde,
.lsvsho. .dsrs offsrs enough. WAaievs We Civ
hem for tbsir siAves is . pure grktulty, aut
heir demand of " guarantees" Of tbs gsperou
proposition already made to thsu BY 'Coagress
10 insolsnt 10 the extreme.