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EXPLOSION AT WOODSTOCK.
THE SUICIDE or cot. HALLIDAY

WOODSTOCK. Va Apni6 1861.
TIE Undertook Of Daums Battery, containing
rs pounds Of powder and 80 shells, exploded here
yesterday, eighty injuFng and two borses.
Tho body OF COL Halliday PACED through Win
chester this evening, en- route 10 New-iork While
marching from strasburg bitheg, yesterday, lie loft
lie comn.nd, aeu! Into piece Of woods and blew
he brains ont with pistol bs bank Of The river,
with the appa snt intention Of falling into the water
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Bulls HrAD.-Ths report Of the Albany Cattle
market on Sunday, shows 1884 head on SALE against
1896 the week before, and that $500 head would
probably come 10 New York, and be on sale in For
tyfourtA street to-day aud tomorrow, with probably
800 head BY other routes. The price NJ Albany 10
ieic. n. hvo weight lower this week than 'ss''
and drovsB anticipate low market here.
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TIE COMMISSION on PRISONERS OF
STATE

HHv-YosS. Ss.ardiy. April s. 1881
Tie Commission rrluring 20 ,ho pIisoners Of State
now confned in Fort Lafayette will hold its titings
in tho Grand Jury room of the United States Court
III the City Of New-lo commencing al 10 o'clock
% Monday, ID. 7th nst., and continue from day 70
day uniii all the csses are aaposed Of.
Dy order Of ... ,,
Hon EDWARDS PlERHtPONT
T.. %. HsRsrsr, ESQ, Secretary
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THE REMAINS OF CAPTAIN BUDD.

BUFFALO, Monday, ApN 7, IB5I
The remains of Capt Thomas A. Budd, U. 5. N.
WHO Wac killed on the coast Of Florida, were r.
ceived here yesterday, with military aud civic
honors The funeral takes place this afternoon. The
City Government, military, and citizens generally
will assist p the ceremonies
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OPERATIONS IN THE MOUNTAIN DEPART
MENT

wA'HpGIos Monday, Aprl :, 1851.
Aajor-Gen. Fremont reports thai Gen. Nilroy,
with his sdvsnce, hes occupied Fort Allegheny in
person. There i. 10 enemy u HuntersyIlle or Mon
terey. lie appears 70 be rerea'ing 70 tie snenan-
dcah Mountains.
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COL. ASHLEY DRIVEN AGAIN.
ADVANCE UPON YORKTOWN
THE OUTER DEFENSES TAKEN
A STRONG REBEL FORCE THERE
A THREE DAYS SIEGE REQUIRED.
Special Di.p.tch to II. IN Y. Tribune.

Special Dispstch to Tie N. y Tribune
WuHiseros. Monday APril !, 1862
The smnll.arm work done yesterday and to-
day against the Rebel intrenchments across the
peninsula, near Yorktown, was honoraby con-
mitted TO the sbarpshooters Of the regiment
raised by Senator Wilson. Their Gro was
deadly.
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REBELS RETREATING BEFORE OUR
FORCES.

syec.. Dispatch from Wheeling
WHEELING, Va, Monday. Aprl7 1867.
telegram, just received here, informs us that The
Rebels arc retrea:ing before our forces under Gen.
Milroy. who has advanced from Chest Mountain,
and now holds Camp Allegheny, lately evacuated by
the Confederstes
tn. Rebels have also fallen back from Monterey
aud Hunersvils and seem 10 b. aiming ior stsuniOn,
where they will have railroad escape.
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The United States District Co.r,

The United States District Cour, opened to-day,
and the oath of allegiance administered 10 the
Judges, Clerk, Attorneys, and Jurymen. Several
treason cases will probably como before The Court
during tbe present term.
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OPERATIONS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
TIE RAPPAHANNOCK
wi.nfSeroy, Monday. April

WishiyGroN, Monday, April Z Iso5
Gen. Abercrombie reports that by reconnaissance
made last nigh: TO the Rappahannock River, picket
guard and few iofantry were discovered occupying
what appeared TO be rife pts and two small re-
doubts Of recen, construction covering the fords
Some Of the slaves who have come in appear to
DO retiring
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TBK CAsr OF SURetos-ihsrRAL FIELrY.-Ihe
Philadelphia Inquirer Of Monday morning says that
the report in various Journals that SurSeon-Gensral
Clemen. A. Finley bad been arrested and sent to
Fort Warren 10 NOT correct. The following u the
only order Of the War Department which has been
issued in regard TO Mr.. Finley:
wAx DKPAHrrxSI, ApJrrAEr0sysnAL's Orrca,
WAsHIserog, April 8, 1861 !
SPECIAL OapxAs, No. IL Surgeon General @.
A. Finley viii repair Boston, Ms.s and there await FUR
Their orders Surgeon H. g. Wood Upited States Amy VIII
taks charge Of the Surge Generals Office.
Ny order Of The Secretary Of wM
L. THOMAS. AdiutsstGsnerL
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ARRIVED. .... MONDAY. Apti :.
~ sy.. @i.s saa = r.. 4 y. Z. As's'a = "a"'
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the WAR FOR THE UNION.
NOTIFICATIONS Of THE TAX BILL,

ANOTHER EEDEL MEHRINAC NEARLY READY.
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bss EiAaA Yaxs.
, 1862-10-03

WAsH1xoEoa, Sept y, 1859:
A staff officer from New Or: :ans, now In
this city, e8ee1ts that when the Bon. Reverdy
johnson VIA there, ostenkhly for tna pur-.
pose Of arrsng*tpg matters hetweeu Gen:
Butler and the foreign consu}s, be made hint
self very obnoxious to the soldiers and Union
citizens there By his intimscy with The secee-
sion Mistocrats, md the freedom with which
he became their guest: Mr.. Johnson oecu-
pied much of his time In modifying the pun
-{shment and remittinE the fiues Of rebels
which had beeo inflicted bY order of Gen. But
1er. On one octasion the value In gold Of half
cargo Of cotton, the other half Of which wss
exchanged for n,1nitaons Of War which Gen
tarY Chase, vas ordased by Nj. Jo1nson to be
returned to the rebel firm. Gen. Butler s1ta-
moued the mercantile rebels to hi1 presence.
TheY came, and Mr. johnson with them. The
Keue1al exhibited the order, and then handed
them a check for the amount. at the same
They exhibited s&tonishment st this, inquiring
il they .He1e. 10 be Punished "a Certainly" :"
| replied The genera =" Of coa1ssyo1 ate- Do
you suppose two euch id traitors are going
t 10 Grade juatica' md violate with impun1tT
the laws q this RepuellSf T. ~ % sho !: =
1Ho1?" thty skked IN tezroe, s'tba4 wta
you do with Us r. ..Don't know; possibly only
send you to -Foat Pickenhs With hsA and 9
flchatn-tEobehly hang yos: "W4u, baf.
interpreted Mr. 1oh1sons IT an going g
make rnattez1 worse than they Kero before, ]
think I hid better 60 home II think "a
| too,,. aaia GIN. Butler enphattcallJ. NJ.
Johnson ID now, and hss been stnee his re*tsrn.
usine eyery available xna4as 10 procure TIL
l. removal Of Gen. ButleE.- Thirty thouhaad pool
paople, Whtta md h11ek, arc still fed fFon1 oui
commissariat It New 0le4ns, and Gen. But
ler levtea IN the.rAeh rebels everJ month t
meet thu cnr1snt expense and xe ne assured
that there m now o9er sDo. 900 h this con
tngnt fund 80: E. ~. :->~;-:
, 1862-10-03
DON CARLOS AGAIN..

Is the particulars Of Buells retreat upon
Louisville are received, aud as We hear
moro definitely about the force before
which he retired, the affair loses none Of
ita disgrsceful features. Nevertheless, 1t b
not wonderful that he is defended by his
commanders OF divisions. Els plan Of
making war suits them; they desire no
change, because he and they IRE d thss
dangerous class through whose obstinacy,
and want Of sympathy with the cause, the
country il going straight to perdition.
They and their eo-workers have spent a
thousand millions If money, used up an
army Of seven hundred thousand men, and
have accomplished-whatt Set agoing .
parcel of machine newspapers and tory
politicians, whose song is-Don't abuse the
Generalal In Heavens name. is this neve,
to endf
, 1862-10-03
General G. ". m0rgAn's Movements
fErozu the Cincinnati Canumarrtal 18th

We have reliahle Information from General
Morgan, who is asceztalned to have evacuated
Cumberland Gap, and to be now pnshiog to.
ward a point on the Ohio River, which It
would not,be well just now to designate.
Upon leaving the Gap, he fired the mines
and filed the mountain pass with rocks and
earth, completely blo.kadinx the pass. AL
the stores, munitions Of war, artillery, g.,
which be eo1ld not bring with him, were de
stroyed. He did not leave FIVE doliara's worth
OF Bpo1l8 for the enemy.
His force il much stronger than Ia generally
supposed. a. he has been joined By large
numbers Of loyal EMt Tennessseans, In the
cavalry and artillery arras Of the service Gen.
Morgan is strong. The combined forces Of
Heath and Marshall have moved, to intercept
Morgan
T6ere IL, We presume, no doubt Of Nor
Morganis ability to cope successfully with
any rebel force which may sttempt to inter.
cept his movement. -...,
important operations are now progressing
which, tt is fair TO- inter, will result favorably
to our CAUSE.
, 1862-10-03
The MunfordGvt1le Prisoners.
from the Indianapolis journal. 1st.l

col. c. D. Murray Of the 89th, one OF the
xrsinnczsts sacrificed by Buell. at Munfo2dsville,
returned to this city yesterday, and says thai
a. the paroled prisoners marched through the
lines Of Buen's army, officers and men exhioi'
ted the most intense Indignation at the con.
duct Of their general Many OF them csaed
with ve1stiou, because they were not allowed
to attack tie rebels. He says there is but one
opinion in the army as to Bael]'s conduct, and
TINT is Just the opinion entertained By nearly
everybody In the State Of indiana
Col. Murray brought with bis regiment the
detachment Of Col. Wilder regiment taken a
Munfords7ille and psroled, and several sq1adl
Of Wisconsin recruits who had gone to Nun
fordsvllle On their way to join their regiments
and we're stopped there By the advance Of th!
Win be taken care OF by our State aathoritie
til they can be sent home.
, 1862-10-03

mi for the wsr democrats Of Peoria with
Ipgupcu s* shear hssd, to abandon N or-
gsntsation which Ind fallen iaso the hands
of tories, and to unite with ths loyal men
os okhe4 parties 10 Eastain tha President
IN III enforcement d t,,e proclamation asta
IN *the Vigorous prosecution of The wn<,
until h. 1eheas hays lid down th<dr aE1ns
and acknowledged tastr; allegiance d Tie
Fedna 0o.eznments Letua heaz no u.n1e
from ths seceasion print about "nsw con
verts,. and "godng over to the abolition.
ists . few days ago to get nominated, =
which IL shown to be utterly untrue.
N1. Inge1sou hss been consistent and
| zealous war Democrat from the vary com
! mencement of the rsbelNon, u his recori
proves and - thousands of his neighbor'
| can testify.
, 1862-10-03
Pakx1atIe Letter fremz Colonel H.
IREoF4oI1.

Patriotic Letter fron. Colonel f. g.
= [fron the Pso1ts Traase1ipt1
Tie following earnest, patriotic aud chazse-
krfstle letter from Col Robert u. lngassoA:
o. the 11th Illinois cavalry, has been received
BY bis brother 9. tnzssssGt 4sa' q '1e.ana ., a
he letter of the Assax 70 tbs 1Fa1sxzpt IN ~
rraTal or Judxt eextehse 1ettef~t0 ths Wsx Ds-
mocrney, md ouademntag ths acttoa :oi,eae
seceut Demodsa&1e 9tata eon1saaoh .Iae
a.tsf q Co ssssGa .1 . ~ II q mso. ad x'sa nj l Il
seatiaasts meet with ths cordial tqdonssnsnt
d all tz&s petzioss- = II
=: !. cou1ra, Miss, sspt a. asa7-
II &: p1:n h.07Has: Tso::n,snt zs,a >,esz .stss.
In the Chicago TRIBUNE Of the 90:h iass. 4
Glory H. M< position you h1as totsn- The Den-
oezas putty spfes<nssd q r. tn TN inst
exhibst i Rreater desifa for the "fesh pots "
of Office fkan they do tor the speedy aad -
solute ove1fhroW Of the rebellion. They so1nk
that II tho people Of the South aFe thorough
u est1snged and conquered, then Eood-oyo 70
eee oeesnas thsn thsy .Sy.s " aanfn.,a 81 a3'ias
will be too &eAk toBecura tbs elecs1oa ol theaf
So that lofty counties weze not represent
ed in khe convention, andl cannot oelfsYe taas
4 majority of tho Democracy Of the glorious
/ old state Of Illinois tndoEae tho sentiments
| expressed In the resolutions Adoptad by ts1a
| convention. The effect Of the action Of tha
conyentlou II to throw cold water on the Pre-
| seut eathu6iaaua af the North SD IS a FRI
n ths yxn.n 4 dAmpens tha s1dor OF the
army. . 1t is merely voice for humtlla.tug
peace, and the ptica they propose to p2y fol-
:pesce Is the Aosaas of the North Progress
muet get down on nfta knees before basbst1su1.
! The glorious nineteenth century must dc
homa2e to tho dark ages humanity pay ID
respects to Outrage and murder: The best
government In the world apologies to tns
most blood.thissty anarchy the world eyel
saw. The church bows to the peniteutiarJ
and says, "excuse me, I hope have not OF
Sacrsrv Is datad aad the .oone,- .se rreognza
th& .tacf, and The Aoo%er W at upon It. tn
Gaort<r srW be the ho7Tid carer Of tie SotstheT,
Co*federocy.
70 be true to our government we mns
) etand by It at Ill hazards. As long "a tn
South remained In the Union We were bou1,
to u1oteet her IN her constitutional rights
| But she kss 1eprdiated and defea the con6ta
tuition md has appealed to the swo1d, sndno'
| by the sword let ner stand Or ta1.
The North now has the right and It Is he
. | duty to act according to the naeessitu OF tn
times and the dictates Of humanity It g no
.. her duty to protect the Institutions Of he
, enemy n LIE and death struggle like th
; p1esent. It ia her imperative duty by all til
| means In her power to overNhelm the fehe
lion, and maintain the integrity Of the Unio1
, Let propositions Of peace come from tt
, rebe1s-hom us. neyer, 90 long az AZ arnae
! | traitor is to be found1n the land =
, A. ever, youxIfectionate brother,
8 RoBT. G. lSG1RsoLL.
, 1862-10-03
HOW THEY NO IE.

The Va11andingham Democracy, whsn
they cannot find man who has been ar
rested for treason to his country, nominate
as the next best thing, the man who has
done nothing for the waz. For instance,
In New York, Ben Wood would have been
named by them for Governor, but his dis
loyalty had begotten only and inquiry by
the House Of Representatives to which he
belongs; hence bis friends were compelled
pick up Seymour, who has not yet been
known to give dollar OF do a thing fol
the advancement Of the national cause.
, 1862-10-03
Ii This 8of

The MetamorA {Woodford county) Sestines,
tory sheet, hss the following:
The Democrats Of this district {the 5th)
bare expressed Willingness to support .
conservative Republican against Loyejoy, and
O. Il. Browning has volunteered to stamp the
aosiust Loyefoy, Under such circumstances
We 20 In for nnion Of parties. When an emil.
nent1y dangerous man and Violent aboitionist
is placed ia nomination in such q strong Re-
prt6Fiodn diarscs, We advise Democrats to drop
ps1ty preferences and 60 In for the most con
aerYatlve Republican. God grant that the
union proposed on Col. Henderson may be
fully effected, that Lovejoy may be laid on the
political shelf .to7tgeT.
The Peoria Transcript also says It Is rumorea
that Judge Kellogg will join Mr.. Browning ir
| the eame dirty work.
, 1862-10-03

- 1he fsaasiye paksotts1 Of ths Pannsylv.aia
EDITORS ~ st1k1nSg aispaysd By the tnaa
ma hxhaeh ths ehamplmz II tbs t~p paktaes
responded 10 TIA recent ca1l Of Cor Crran Af
.volunspsm b. Askend .&1e hease, Wh1s tally
= aosen Republican sditoss spranG With a1ae-
III Into ~ rasks, II II mt known; that mort
- 9. n 4tsnee4.tis :.a.sek followed tss.s
EakA pztzsots ftoe 1niss-= :5"A s=~ r.:
, 1862-10-03

E The friends Of Major H. :. alemmer
are now circulating petition asking that h.
be promoted to colonelcy in the regula.
army. The petition Ia signed by large nun.
ber Of prominent citizens in this city anc
PhfIode1phiA
, 1862-10-03

Washington Correspondence Boston Jou1ns1.1
will give the last bit Of gosaip, although
it has spice Of scandal In it For 8 long
time it has been known that the rebs1s have
earliest and most reliable Information that
could come only from some official sources.
For instance, the removal Of General Hunter
was alluded to in jeff. Davis message long be-
fore the tact was known to our people. Many
parties have been suspected and watched, but
10 one Was detected. Last week, it ia nov
said, Gen. Halleck ran the thresdof suspicion
and his proof up to the hand that held l. II
proved to be 4 woman, the wife lo5Rl mau
who has been quite conspicuous In this WAT
The proof is said to be overwhelming and IN
questioned. The party is long suspected, ant
Gen. Halleck demanded that the party shonlt
at once be carried from the city. Such Is th
rumor from the lips Of those who are usual,
! well informed, and who have no doubt Q
| facts. The name Of the suspected party d.
not think proper to give.
, 1862-10-03

"IT MoyEs."-The "John Brown Guards, !"
L. the nsme of military company now Or
ganfzing-vhere, do you suppose, reader
Why, in New Orleans, OF a1 places in the
world. AJohn Brown company in the city
Of New Orleausl Well may we ask, what
neTtt
, 1862-10-03
.Gbt*=:: *=::Gtibuttk.
friday. OCTOBER ., 1sn.
HHH nnooRD IN ooRQR1D-uo. =.
We presented In 4 h4apx extScs tn

VIE t&0oEMV0A ~ u AoQWRN &kNG49 28 |
unanimous vote d the Den1oczaaic msm-
beis Of Congress against The bill declarine
s1aitrs, who hare taken up azns against
The United ssases without compuldeu, In
eligible 70 any teded office. We shall
now pan ssseatinn 10 sno&hzt voAe of the
nams pazty, xlnnnst Unanimous, against tbs
putfcy Of suhaassing the Union armies In
the field, 10 f&r u practicable, On thepsop-
e1ty Of rehels: On the 9th day Of June
Mr. Nixon oi New Jersey, introduced the
following resolution: |
= Raptssd. :That IN the 3udgnsut Of this Hpuss
The Commanders In <1hief o6 tho Army snd Navy ot
The United sates, should 1nstruet an his omesrx,
holding commands In districts 0S country II ~
bcuioa a9stnst ths koveanus,t. 10 make proela-
nation, thAt heuceforth ths szm1es of TIN Repnb-
3te rhau besub. .1sted, 70 far n practicable, upon
xhe property u N thnse who arc In rebellion, or
are gty3ng aid and co1nfest 10 tbs ansn3as os ths
Unfted etstes."
The vote wm be found recorded On pages
322SS 824 Of the Hous Journal, as fo]lows-
Rep1bncans in romau, Democrats In italie,,
Vnionasts In shAnL cApH:
H&bbftt, Baker, Baxter, Bexro1u, Bingham Bla1F
<of Mo, kLAR Tot Va BlAke, BHowA (of ". }
bns1 6ns1'ss fRPee9 1a41s b.Ges ps.ao
Edgen@. EaRards, Eliot. Ety, Ft.H1a, E1eoehet,
G aoqaxin Changer. u1Iley Aals H.nshets; t.;
kfaR a nasa Ell msae ss e.
5og. % fx WEE Iekz3sht 81 = lerse1ssa 1iteheii leol
head. Ncnfu {of ae,.) Nixon: Paegs tof ,aet:' NJ
mcss Mes Kiss sof asl hi5e,s, 1el'
Tins 4x n. r. s.s9s ste.t4on Trs3n
, 1862-10-03

E Judge T. D. Smith Of Milwaukee left
On Monday, for South Carolina, to assume bis
duties as United States collector, under the
law providing for the collection Of taxes In
the insurrecHona1y districts.
, 1862-10-03
:, 59lifiT;-
Il NEW QN ETI0H.

"tA@-AANA*%
10 Say nothing but god OF the dead, is
q good enough zule where silence or praise |
is not censure Of the living. In the case
Of Gen Nelson, lately killed in Louisville, |
ne should be glad to say nothing; but the
outc1y of his friends for vengeance upon
Gen Davis, BY whom he wss sent to his
account, demands that the justification
fnr the hnnirdde should be ses. forth and
it il found as much In the character
Of thu deceased as in the imme-
dfste act for which he WIS shot We deal
Is gently AZ ws can with the memory Of
Gen Nelson, when VIC SAY that he has
been for years distinguished for his brutal
iis Of speech, and for the ruf1snism Of
his action. He WAS always coarse, foul
mouthed and insulting; ;sud where he dared,
he never failed to enforce bis words with
blow. He was the terror Of the 'private
soldier, whom he cut and slashed with
'out mercy; and the; dread Of the officers,
With none Of whom, unless his Auperiors,
could he live in peace. We forbear to
state what we knew Of the particular in
stances to prove all We say. This Is tbs
man with whom Davis had to deal He
had been many times before insu1ted and
threstened by him in1anguage which is far
too gross for publication; and at last came
another storm Of yitupe1ative epithets and
couple Of blows Davis shos him On ths
spot
We take It for granted that Gen- Davis
will be tried by 3 military tribunal, where
less justidcations than are demanded By
the civil courts. will make him innocent
And NOW the question, how far may Z
superior officer insult, aud how many umet
may he strike an officer Of lower rank, be
fore he rids himself Of the guarantys @
personal safety in which the us.ges Of tn
service envelope him, must be settled
Considering the career Of Nelson, the in
| puuity with which, for years past. b
wounded the pride and assai1ed the person
ofthose beneath him, and considering th
the other:fact also that he has host {
imitators IN the regular army and not
few among the volunteers, the questio
cannot be too speedily determined Y
do not disguise our opinion that Dav
ought to be>held guildess, and that VIII
/ erer suffers the extremity Of insult Al
. outrage that he endured, may take b
cause into his own hands and be his on
aTengcr on the spot. We know that lii
s+p+{nr,o cf ~ ,.,la x-o 1nr, t5nur, ara 1,act
, 1862-10-03

The BANNER STATES Illinois, Maine, New
Hampshire, New Jersey and Iowa hsTe fl1eft
their quotas by volunteers under tho recent
calls for volunteers and conscripts.
, 1862-10-03
ANTEcRDENrs OF INGERsOnL.

The secession organ in this city af1rms
that Hon. E. G. Inge1sol1, the war candi-
date for Congress for the State at large, is
a sudden convert to the Union side Of poll
tics, and alleges that' he abandoned the
tories for the purpose Of getting the nou,i-
uation for Congress We happen to have
the proof On hand that these allegations
are rank falsehoods.
The Democrats Of Peoria county held
convention for the nomination Of county
officers, and to define their position on the
war question, On the 9th day Of Septeu1-
ben, 1881, being more than = year ago. At
that convention Mr. 1ngerso11 WIS present
~ q delsgate. He wss chairman Of the
Committee on Resolutions After the |
nominations had been made, Xr: Inger-
aall, In behalf Of the committee, reported |
the following resolutions to the CONVEX:
tiGin:
4ssn<a Ta't t. ths psssnt stsn II T. e. 1<ss
Il u United ststes thsi II this nationsi ener.
oy fssf ,o tasf Sa coS1 tha
fhe war l. mt vaged Tot conquest or sabinSaHon.
tntssfsrs wtta ths fghts q E sstsolisaed a. f.,
and defend The supremacy of TIN constitution
With the xighte md eQ ualty under it unimpalred;
ttat = soo5 = these objects sha bs accomplished
The present war with III the rigor and energY thss
lion u esnshed and that 20 se0 consent to 10 eesso
kioa 1 Aosi.ities soht1x slngte ROD u found IN
aRa IL s. .s Ts sss nassisiy opposed to a.
ftrfn1 Or frcstrfng any proposals. r eoHpro1tsS