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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail /
some one or more Of Dr. Hurdle Dental lteme-
dies, which We cannot fill. Nome are mailahe |
except the NdTdlgia Plaster, which we send in
au envelope on receipt Of piice IA cents and
one stamp But 10 accommodate persons in |
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four
with cOmpartments-each box containing bot
tie of Dr. Hurts Mouth WASH, and TooM Ache
/ Drops, a box of IooM Pomder, the Neuralgia
/ Plaster, and valuable little Treatise on Teeth
4 md their DISEASES he lest means Of presepiny
| uem and Me proper Treatment VI Chidreis Teeth,
worth of itself the entire cost TO every young
man or woman, or parents with young Children
| with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or six packages for So, sent
by express as directed. Az the Express charges
are not much, if any, more on dozen than on
one, it is far cheaper order six or q dozen
packages at time A large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed OF to neigh
bors with public benefit, for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness, and dis
iigurement, expense, loss Of time and money
would be saved to the country ii every family
to day had one of these packages which, in it,
self, is complete set of Dental Remedies. Ad-
dress VIM. b. Hura Il Co. Tribune Buildings,
New York, and write name and address plainly
That remittances may he male with confidence
W. B. II. s. Co. refer to the Mayor of brooklyn,
!, to G. w. Griffith, President ai the Farmers mud
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; 10 the Editor Of The
American Manufacturers 0a2elte; IN Jny, Cnt
: 4 Co., Publishers Agents, New York 10 r. \
Barnum, Esq, who knows a good thing when he
sees it and who has already ordered sccob.
/, supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce DR.. nurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want tc
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything III mnrkul, THEY nj,
: new, useful, low priced, and VIC are spending
7 thousands in advertising them for the benefit o.
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
Of the one dollar packages above specified, will
circulars will sent, OH receipt of seDen dollars
about half price, to any person wishing to tes
his or bgr skill in selling with the view Of be
coming an agent. They can be sold in day
neSy@ Ne poiiid ratter pdy salaries than Commits
si1hs 10 ose igho proue hemselpes sfcient sacsmsi
Aas~Now Is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08
Secretary and Treasurer-RoBERr McCAsH, ~. D.
DIRECTORS:

Secretary and TreAsursr-RoBERT McCAsE- ID,
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Braudywne nd James Deiaplain Christi
ana Hd; James Webb. Samuel Barr y. G. stnsenburg
and Jegss Sharpe, ilmingtnn lid Robert McCabe, h
1resk Hds john Y williamson White Clay Creek Hid
george Ianvier, New Castle Hid Curtis d. Ellison, Pen
gadef Hd.; John c. CLARK. Red Lion Hd.i VIM Temple
a Fleming, Peter f. Causeyi Milford; Henry Todd Dover
charles funnel, ueorgetowu
dues Of members
Mi Wilson, Brandy1ine Hi; Robert McCabe, MIL
Creek LId James DelapAin, Chrlstiana Hd.; John y.
williamson, White Clay Greek Hi; Curtis b. Ellison.
peneader Hi Red Lion St. Georges, aud APpoIulpinink
Hundreds; Joseph C. Griffith. smyrna James crppeH.
New Castle Hd Charles \. Fleming Milford Charles
Tunnel, Georgetown lienry Todd, Dover
y Communications general business addressed TO the
undsTagned, Wilmington, will receive immediate attsn
ton.
'X ROBERT MCCABE M D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08

PRICE, only 10 Cents each.
liuetai discount made to dealers
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No. l Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphs by Dyott Co, 23e Sorh SECOND
street; A. ). liu6he lllO chesnut Street aud by all
Druggists.
ian l7.iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08
tt'TIlE FARMEIRs MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware. +"
toRiaISAI MIL cERsS, Se3

THIS Company continues 10 offer o the people OF Deia-
ware Its superior advantages OF lhiurars agAinst los
BY fire on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks. o -;
The Institution commended by over 90 years expert
anrs in and attention the subject Of Mutual Insurance.
tbelng the rst to Introduce s Grncpe into our stale
hy reason vi which, It is believed the Managers have
tsen enabled 70 to adjust and discriminate between the
dafent varieties Of property to render thu membe
ship among the equitable in character OF the nuer
oul Ipeuranee Companies presented 10 the public.
It takes credit to ITSELF that its payments Of losses have
tuen so prompt aud liberal that in % years business and
reachiag over sooooo not single case Of ings-
hag occurred and scarcely one Tl'hoh shurs s'Vs
iaetion To The parties Insured.
Looking more to the safety than the nHmher and
amount Of It's risks il has declined Hundreds Of Thou
-snds Of Dollars Of Insurance. either rs requiring too
great amount ia single risk or as Offering unht OBJ
jeets Insurance for tne character o the Institution
In this manner it is conceived has the sales and
most select list Of insuranca In proportion 10 the amount
over six Millions Of Dollas, Of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence this has not only reduced the rate Of
insurance at sill times moderate, one-sixth, during the
last two years but II presents clear surplus fund OF
s4500 security agaiust any assessment Oh the Dpnrit
Notes which by the eanrt 10 Scrip Certificates VI
the balances to each menber being issued, viii
be- paying interest them from January lsJ2, Al the
ate OF per per anuun, thus making -lil arhcr
deduction.
Ii commenced the year ls62 with resl protection Il
the community in DEPOSIT Noteg nj s260U
Surplus Fund 9nVN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL llSU RA NCE 90 MP ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del

and Market Streets, WlImlngIOn, U5I;
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED ~ FiNh
PER CENT.
fpE principle Of Mutual Insurance Is believed 70 ns
the safest aud experience tar has proved u lopelhs
cheapest means Of Insurance agans Loss N FIRE anu
although this institution has beeen but y year, IN ~
lseucs the list OF insurers will c0pate tsnrsnY with
sny other; aud the by ire dui9s thet tune a.
tbouh not lew have been promptly paid all who have
heep insured in this nfee aud have hau the msNltue
ia h hn,neI ami can ,ttest rhr object hs- been 20 .e-
curs eood nst Of safe risks rather than tu swell the
number of insutd without regard to haAArdsi mus lS
saning the liability sinking the eash HVl's III HT
haavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
wnAIsaroN.-willlam Ganhy, Vincent g Hiipn, esorse
Richardson J0hn A. Duncan, Jacob fusey' iohn Sue'h.
winism Tatuall Edward r Beilah sAnlue' ISlsy;
BRsypYw1SE HuNngRn-Edw. Brnehursi, III H. IAlisy'
Sup1sTtfsl HryrRrp-Cna- W llewiynd James hti-
die.
NHw CAstLE HuspRBD-iohn iuyef, a,
WHirF CLAY CRBEg ilrSunEn n--Ah bran L. shhhn9h.
WILLIAM CANDY. President.
GEo H. p sissoss, Secretary and Treasurer ts
Is- 0tics hours from 9 10 and rom : 'oo
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08
NOTICE.
LOCUsT MOUNTAIN COAL,
FARM $ DWELLING ron SAY

DcA1azal RDAcHKs ii-.-fyons Magnetic Powds .
kA teail v thaau pests. q o. sals at 3ilIhisHAMH
NJ. 6o9 Market abova slh sffsst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08
HOTELS.
RxoHANGE HoTEL

No. n Dock St, I'hHddaphidi
Late col. n. Il. JONESJ
VilIs Hotel, kept the European iidH is convenient
for Travellers Citizens, and the Public generally, he
ing Ia the immediate neghburhood Of the Exchange, nd
Joining e Post Once and within few minutes walk
n The Delaware Whsrve, the Landings for Steamboats,
from all parts.
Meals cap be had al hours, from o'clock in tho
morning to II O'clock al night, for l2}s and up
wards. Lodging Rooms can be procured at all times tor
81 Z cent? p4T night. The Chambers clean, we'll
tiated and all newly furnished The Eating Depart
nen will be provided w.h the host the market pro-
Ince: the Drinking Counter furnished with good iqlsrs
and choice Cigars The Proprietor hopes nat by strict
personal attention with competent and obgng servants
he Will be able 10 psase. o.,,,,,.,r,.
late Of Baltimore, Md ard Msdison Hoqse. philada
jyTly FhDfhihiOh
Garden and Agricultural Seeds,
(EE would call tls attention of Gardeners and others
W large selected stock Of fresh Seeds consisting
Il GArdrl Flour and Agricultural Seeds, cultivated ~
The eesbratel seeds men, D. Landretb Son. Those iI
want OF good aui reliable Seeds, ran tnd them st
q. CHANDLER SON,
mar 6i1 Market street
FOR SALE.
4 MORTGAGE for s3@N ff sale very favorable
n terms. Apply ta
WIN. MCAULLEY,
COG Market Street.
Wilmington, July %, l5el
HhIAsHAw4s RHEUMATIC LfNGAENT.
cog Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08

Gro II. P siMsoSs, Secretary and Treasurer ~
r. odcs hours from 10 and from TO o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-19
OBITUARY.

We are called upon to chronicle the death Of one
whom we loved not only ss friend, out brother
ROBERT Z. B4RKsDALE. lie was a soldier, aud fell
upon the bloody field of Shiloh. He was struck down
by Suis ball in the early part Of the engagement Of
Sunday. His wound in the upper part Of the thigh
Hs upon the field the whole Of Sunday night the
rain pouring ineessanty. But on Monday as soon As
his friends coud md him, he was taken 70 q private
house and received the 0est OF attention. Amputaton
however, was Immediately necessary. Though strong
aud vigorous being in hue health, the shock was too
severe. He fingered, suffering intense pain, which he
bore becomeh The man and the patriot until the 18th
inst, when bis immortal spirit returned to God who gave
it, He ws= comfortsd in his last moments by the pres
ence Of his brother
Mr.. Barksdale was born in Rutherford county. Ten
uessee January 3Ist 1887 being twenty i've years Of
ags lawyer by profession graduated with honor
IN the Law department. of the University Of Mississippi
with the class Of I5J9 was citizen Of Helena Ar san
zas and member Of the Yell Rifles, Col Clsburue' 3
regiment No soldier in the camp more loved than
he Twas the ur privilege 20 know him intimately,
aud he In every sense Of the worl one Of earths
no5est sons With bright career before him. and sur
rounded BY all calculated to make man happy, yet he
among the first respond to his country call and
truly gallant and faithful soldier he was.
He leave9 many fiends to mourn him-t7vo brothers,
one Of whom is in the army Of the Rappahanuock. We
have aid him meath the shades Of Elmwood this
city.
There sweet De bis rest till Christ bid him arise,
To hail him ia tTiamph descending the skies
G.AH
Jackson 0ssissippaa and IIgls raDsrs pI-ss- copy.
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From tbe North.

We have been loaned several New York pa
pers received via Havana They contain d vast
amount of matter which must be very uuctious
to the Yankees. They have wen all the battles
CT late and with a vsl0r which is really supris-
ing. This is especially exhibited in the pictorial
papers, Of which we nave two Of Frank Lssite.
very handsomely got up IN these .he designs
are mostly illustrative of the DEMONSTRATING
men charging with an amazing impetuosity on
our tToops-tramplng on the dead aud dying. In
"a way which is very cOnsOhng And then the
picture of impossible horses rearing in impOssi-
BILE attitudes, actually turning over, if there be
any law of gTsyitaJiOn at the North, ara wonder
tu and make these illustrations extremely i'm
posing.
One of the papers has representation of the
amor which is used BY some Of the enemy.
This, we suppose, Is the same as that which was
found on the dead in the battle Of Shiloh.
Price, s. for privates and 81 for officers
The Herald publishes the report of General
Burnside of the battle of Newbern The list of
killed and wounded, which is imperfect, sums
up 81 killed and 466 wounded, many Of the lat
ter mortaDy. Over 200 prisoners were taken on
the occasion. 10 the 5lst New York regiment
II men were killed in the 2lst Massachusetts
Is IN the 22d Massachusetts, 6 in the 2lth
Massachusetts : IN the 25th Massachusetts
IN the 97th Massachusetts, : (; in the 9th New
Jersey 4 the 4th Rhode Island 10; the 9th bat
talon Rhode Island . Sth Connecticut regiment
3; 10th Connecticut >, and the llth Connect.
cut 6.
There is a profound confidence expressed in
these papers as to the result of the war. They
never intimate doubt Of it. The tide Of vic5o-
ry is swelling, aud after little more patience
and additional exhibitions Of yalor, the end wil
come and the South be- entirely su1jugsted Il
the people believe what thsse papers say aud
what their pictures represent, the southern peo-
pie have neither yalor nor food; are crsvens in
arms, and starving il their houses We shai.
see after awhile if this be their character written
down in history H0jtis Tribune.
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DIED.

On the l5h ins;an, at the Irving Hospital, CHARLES
H. VAsCARo. lse 0i Lou. vile KY, from wound re-
seiyed st the battle Of Shiloh On ths 7th April Is62
Du ing bis suffering be most andy treated by the
lg,heru Mothers, and par eulary by A. Ysccaro a
Co. o. Jas city, Who took charge OF his remains and
Consigned them 10 ta-ir last rest. place EmwOod
Gene ely.
At the limc the vile j. vaders foot his native
ATE. he tore hiusef swsy i-on ali thEt dear to
uiia DUrng his soj5uu here his conduct and bearing
wss most exemplary, a-d LIE eade4-eI h-asalf to eli
VII knew dim. When ths MsyHa Rifles, q the I54 h
regiment Tennessee volunteers vere called 20 the field
le .iaed .Est vusn corps, who did heir duty nobly.
Hia last words were O. have sacrificed ny lfs in 4
u.t sad holy csaae, sad trust have done duty
On the l6-a instant At Fort Pillow Ca tain A. B.
GRAY, Enguser corps, q. S he was Ii led by he &C
eiieutal d,charss OF qua in sas hands Of soldier.
New Oresus pagers please COY.
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THE WAYS OF MANA Bl0GRAPHY-H
is model which is rare and little known, perhaps
the briefest personal memoir ever written. They
are the Memoirs of Count Rstopehia," (tle
same who burnt Moscow written in ten minutes.
We suGoin few paragraphs, each Of which
constitutes a chapter:
My Bjrth--On the II b day of March, 1878,
| merged from darkness into the light OF day. !
was measured, ] was weighed was baptized
was born without knowing wherefore, and my
parents Jhansed heaven without knowing !J.
My Education Il WAS taught all sorts of
things, and learned all sorts Of languages. By
dint of impudeBcs and qUsckeTy 1 sometimes
passed for a saDaHt, My head has become =
library Of old volumes of which / keep the key
My SufIerings.--I was tormented by masters,
by woman, By ambition, by selt-l0ye, by useless
regrets, and by remembrauces.
Memorable Epochs.-At the age Of thirty
gave up dancing; at forty my endeayOrs TO
please the fair 5. =; at fifty my regard of public
opinion; at Sky the trouble of thinking; and
now l have become true sage or egOtlst, which
is the same thing.
Respectable Principles--I have never med
died in any marriages or scandal have never
recommended cook or a physician, and conse-
quentiy never attempted the life OF any one.
My Disikes.-I have dislike to sOts and
fops, and to intriguing women, who make a game
of virtuei a disgust of stfectaton pity for
msde-up men ann painted women; aversion
TO rats, liquors. metaphysics, and rhubarb; and
a terror Of justices aud wild beasts.
Analysis OF my Lite.-I await death without
fees and without impstiencs, My life has been
a bad melodrama on a grand stage, where have
played the hero, the tyrant the lover, the noble
man, but never the valet.
My Epitaph.-Here lies, in hope Of repose,
an old deceased man, with a worn out spirit, eI-
hausted heart and a used up body. Ladies aud
gentlemen, pass on
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independent seouts-Fhe Last Opportunity.

The TOn hand Of the northern desPot Is clos
ing down upon We must rally TO the rescue prompt
ly or stand idly by and see gallant AID brave patriots
drive back the base foe from own fresidss and
arsrs shall we not rather share with them their tolls
AMI bouors Have we homes Let Us ourselves defend
them against the threatened invasion Of the ruthless Toe
An opportunity is now offered healthy, sober and
brave men to engage iu service in which they al
most daily harrass snd iuiurs the enemy. 1 duly
commissioned Dry the Hon Secretary Of War 70 yseeirs
end into srrroe men siHgy IN s7H1ds or By
e7laDoy riich e2apaqy shall be aaoAsd 10 aHg Bat
,lli0H Or rFgils4L'
Every man must provide himself with good service
able hose and double barrel shot gun. AL other equip
ue1ts win be furnishedby tie government.
Fathersl husbands IF you are prevented BY age or
DISEASE from entering this servics-ss ny Of
you TO bean you not will you not send good
and horse to represent you.
What you 10, do quickly. If delays were ever dan
gerous they srs doubIy SO now. Soon it may be too
Late, Your horses viii be pressed into the enemys
vice Your cotton taken for northern mills or by your
own hand turned into ashes Give end now,
and VIII speed convert into horses, put upon
them who will make some of the blsos hearted wrstches
wish they bal never been born. Try me! All letters
OF inquiry promptly and fully answered. Send for or
call and SET g circular CAPT. ED. Z. POTTER,
al6-6 I3I woodruff Beck.
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atnriisnn Htnr.

The advance of the enemy iEto theiuteTjor of
our country suggests the importauce-the neces-
sity let US say-Ot the speedy adoption OF q
thorough and efficient guerrilla system. The
Confederate and State authorities, it is hoped,
will look TO it at once. Let partisan officers be
commissioned and sent to every point where
they can StTk6 an effective blow al the enemy.
Il is too late in the day to start a question as
10 the practicability or the efficiency OF partisan
warfare. We need not tell the reader what it
has accomplished in Spain. in Crcsssia, or in
any other part of the old world. Every reader
Of history knows what it has done IN our own
country Il retrieved the disasters of the regular
American armies in the South in the old revolu-
ton, and turned the tide Of success against the
British What Gates, Lincoln, and other dis
tinguished generals, at the head Of large forces,
lost at Camden and Charleston. Sumter and
Marion, with handful Of men, gained in the
swamps of the lowauds, and upon the " high
hills of Santee."
In the war of Texan independence, Hays, Ne
Culoeh, Chevale, and a hundred or two other
men Of Ike spirit, kept both the Mexican and
the Indian enemy in check aud awe for several
years.
In the present war enough has trauspired to
show what terrible execution might be done by
Confederate partisan soldiers fighting on their
own soil. The names of Morgan, Ash5y, and
few other dashiug officers connected with our
service, are.woris of terror to the Yankees Of
the western army. A recent letter from Nash.
vile states that the Yankee soldiers are afraid to
90 ont, even in strong numbers, for fear Of being
Killed OF captured BY Jack Morgan and his
men What would they say and de If there
vas a guerilla party, headed by a Jack M0r-
gan, at every available point of their advance
into the South
We rrasur1e that M sane man sYuOro us viii
object to the guerilla mode Of warfare upon
moral grounds. Every good Christian in our
Confsderacy must acknowledge his O6lga. ....5li
10 cooperate in the work Of fg...ilg the invader
to the best advautage-an invader who plumbers
our seacOaSt, shells our towns without notice to
women sad cn'ntren, fires upon flags Of truce
sent 90 bury tine dead, and steals our most valu-
able property wherever he can ind it -Ricll-
mOad t7ig.
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a NURTHEBN GBowL-Ee make the an
ne1ed sigl.fcsnt extract from the financial a7ti-
Gle in the Cincin0ati Gazette Of the Sd;
OuI dispatches from New York this evening
report gold active at q prem, being further
advance OF on yesterdays quotations. Govern
meut securities were heavy this afternoon Il
will require another victory to sustain the mar
ket. IL makes capitalists nervous to hesr about
three OF ioET millions day as the national er
penses, while an army Of two hundred and fifty
thousand men, costing two millions 4 day, that
has been doing nothiug for six months, remains
idle The government and the people may az
well look this difficulty in the face. Three
mouths more Of such generalship as we have
/ had on the Potomac viii bring about not merely
a financial crisis, but a financial crash The
wealth of Europe would no be sufficient to close
/ this war upon the Potomac plan. A prompt
change Of policy, and a vigorous, earnest prose-
cu.ion Of the war, from this time forward, may
save the country from the threatened depression
/ of government credit and al the consequent sut-
! ferinp and disaster This II the opinion of men
WHO hold the purse strings, and if those who sra
charged with the management OF the war disre-
gard such sdmonitions, they must not charge
/ the consequences 20 a want Of patriotism on the
( part OF the people.
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The Cendue, of Gen. johnston.

Our community has heen considerably exer-
cised since the death Of the heroic Johnston on
the-ield of battle, as 70 the motive which mpe-
led him 10 the display Of impetuous personal
val0r bordering on seeming recklessness lt is
tbs opinion OF some that, stung 10 the quick by
lCud-noutbed public camOr, and sUuTed by the
injustice aud rapr9aehes Of his countrymen
he sought his fate Ia the depths Of the carnage
and fang his precious life awgy a. if it were a
curse We have IL IN our power 10 correct this
morbid and hastily conceived impression, from a
source entitled to the highest consideration
Tn ough ell the 0dium attached to hrs name ard
fame a. "a military commander, our informant
states that fis bearing vas exalted aad magusni-
nous. He felt that, though the people are apt
to condemn with siacrity, they ara equally
prompt at repaTatiOn. Conscious OF the purity
OF bis patriotism and the wisdom Of his strategy,
be stood superior TO injustice, and patiently
awaited the Development CfTetributive time
On the eventfal battle day be ieit that The
cloud which had hung over his reputation should
be rolled away. ThGs enimgted. thus inspired
MS soul was magnifed to the greatness OF the
occasion, and he led bis battahons against the
Toe ike a PaIadin OF old days. His spirit was
lifted up with the serene hope Of triumph, and
not by the rage Of desperation. IN z critical
moment of the conflict, when tie solid columus
Of the aa5ay yefused to yield to the fierce onset
of our troops when the mere ripple Of wsveT-
ing seemed to pass along their lines, be knew
the force and energy Of example, and hence,
"encour5 gllg, animating all, be placed himself
m the van and restored the trembling balance OF
success. Thus fell tn3 heroic Albert Sidney
Johnston, as the soldier has ever crsgsd TO die,
on the quick field OF honor, and not by the slow
and torluring process Of decay 0. Dalta.
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lis DAILY TAPPEAI-~-SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1862

pulses Of duty, the most engrossing instincts Of
self-pfeseryatiOR and personal honor, the safety
Of all that makes life dear We play our gold
against their dross, and the inequality of the
stakes gives hercer play to the passions. which
this unpTovoked aggre> sion kindles Tho
slaughter of our sons and brothers in such a con-
dict, counsels to deeper hatred OF the wanton
invader klndles the fires Of patriotism still bright
er, and adds 70 the sense Of violated rights and
imperiled liberty, the slings Of outrage3 alfec-
tons and the thirst for revenge N o. Pr