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The national Republican., 1862-09-17
Circle Institute,
rOr xou1ag LAdto0.

FOR Houn8 HAd1o0s
80, 81 X street, Assr the Circle.
Session commence on the lst Of Ssptsmber.
Terms per Quarter Of Ten W.sks, Sis-Erench and
Music insuded.
Spanish, italian, German, Latin, and several Other
languages taught In the same school.
Dr. ZAPPONE will give three lectures ea&b
week ON Literature and Science, and othsrWiss q
sst whenever he can spare time from his medical PRO
fession
aug 90 Mrs, A ZAPPONE, Principal.
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DANk OF OOMMEHCE, GEO'TOWN,
ID For the oonvonisnos ofthe holders in this city
notes Of the above Bank will be redeemed at oui
counter. in United Statss Treasury Notes, or ir
current funds.
RITTENHOU8E, FAINT 4 CO.,
W. Rankera asa Pa Nvsuus
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTES
YOUNG LADIES,

IbN5 3hu IbSV UpFuc1 bHeStp
PHILADELPHIA.
The regular course of Instruction smbrsose th.
English and Frsaoh Language and Lftsraturos-
Latin, HreQuired.snd II all the branohss which con
stitute . thorough English and French eduostion.
French Is the Language Of the family, and v con
stanty spoken In the In ututisn. II the sot Of
particular attention, and u taught from the rudi
meats to the highest oourss Of Literature md Con
position.
and CLOSES July lit.
MADAME D'HERVILLY,
ny lo-em Principal Of CheRAry Institute
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Vis.ing Days at the Ilosp'ta

General Hospital, (Judicisry SQuare.)- Mon.
day and Thursday, betw cen and 8 O'Clock.
itranch Hospital. (E street Baptist church
and tha Unitarian ohuroh.) livery day. from
to 6 O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oOrnsr of Third and
strost. Livery day from l TO Q O'Clock.
Hours for visitors ut Ascension General Hos.
pital, H street, between Ninth and Tenth. all
days, from 10 p. m.
Armory Square Hospital, (on Seventh street,
between the Canal and B street, Island. LIVERY
day, from to O'Clock, p. IN.
Ciaburne Hospital - Tuesdays. Saturdays,
and Sundays, between the hours Of . and
| p. N. a.
Visitors will bs admitted to Carver hospital
only between . and y O'Clock p. m. daily.
Mount Pleasant General Hospital.-Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays Of each week. BE-
tween the hours Of II D. and 8 p. m.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be oheerfully made.
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l;aspsc,fully. you
Jo1s 8TERLikG.
Hospital Steward

Ass .uaioient comment on the above letter,
II "A oul, necessary |" add that the sterling
steward found the proofs Of bis duplicity and
peculatiOne In this and other transactions were
gathering round him ~ rapidly that he "ske
dsddied;' and though Detectives and ecc uts
have been after him, he has not yet been ar
rested and brousht 10 Justice. We are induced
to give publicity tn ths above. 10 the hope that
1t may lead 10 the exposition of other rsscali-
ties " like character,
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Future DAy1s

RY w. L. Wall q CO., Aac,ionsers.
Dyus ~ {succs.o5s Of Wall Barn..d
AUCTION --.Dn FRIDAY MOANING, 10Th instant,
N 10 O'Clock, we will sell out, At No 20 are 1l,
Fourteenth, . quantity Of old Bricks, Door ana
Window France, Window Sash, and also q very
good Store Counter.
Terms cash. W. l.. WALL CO..
sspH rbtarl Aucionreys.
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L = A l. 70.
4 Second hand BOILER and OsCILLATIN0
ENGINE, Of three horse power.
Apply at this ofnos. aug 30
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Maplewo0d Young Ladies Institute,
PITTSfiELD, MASSACHUSETTS.
Commences its torty. third semi annual session,
october ., 1859.
It's attendance and Its facilities for education srt
unaffected by the war Daughters Of military meI
received on reduced terms
For circulars, addree
Rev, G. V. SPEAR, the Principal.
anu Aladdin
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R0efaP.
rhe lndi.nH.rh Doct.

l--1Ase = .Rste1 lBet1ser NJ eVeWyW
ptsaso .sUzVt rs hvg ,E.H ssp io-eeflI
The lndis a-Hssb Doctor,
Froa Q4seds, will dssssibs Asses and tell his n.
out hecey1nG ahy ialbsngeoa ffcEn Asm ksrAeeN
fv cq.sukdtfSN ~ efs1pa O0es. No II Wa isst9r
Ne ldinf, fsnasyivanis avenue, corner a 0sysatb
etrset, washine'ou, q. w a' ',w Hp 1sf
1--.-sl>~-lf 'r' ~ y nf"t
rhs Prise ssstiSasrv Package, r
Manu- featured d is Dollar sprs, H. best 10 ~
market containiug more sad better Stationary and
ss. ~ ;s "a sfs - - sss eS'
ssp 11-5t" ~. ~. I,r--t y Tvf.E .|
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vr,HE FOUNDING ASYLUM.

The Infant Founding Asylum, under the charge
Of the Bistera Of Charity, has been removed from
their house, Vermont avenue, to the large Brick
aou.e which the 6isten have purchased st The cor.
enue.
The ladies Of ths dihsrest cations will asso
her ah IN rass funds n enable ~ Sst.rs ~
Il 10 ht psPnsnent home for all destitute Iu
fants under nve yea's Of sge at Which period they
win be transferred t. one Of the other Orphan Asy
luns In his city.
Every Ierson Interested In this great charity OF
pro soting and caring for the Orphan abandoned
Infant ere invited 10 attend ssLd their sontribu
,,op, TO the hisers, or to the ladies conducting the
Fair.
rckss Of admission and for supper are for sale at
the different Bookstores In the city. kpl0
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Doors open, O'Clock. Performance, 9 O'Clock
Admission, % cents. Orchestra Chair, 70 ssnts.
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS.
No soldier ,riH be admitted to the Cantel
bury ,0ithoxt proper pass. Al passes ,oi
be cram ined before soldiers ean purchase thei
Tickets.
BY order Of the PROVOST MARSHAL
or Wehinston
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MAN II OODt
M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Jls PvNtsAsd, n Sealed lpsslqps. P,ies Ss Csak
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT.
msn., and Draiosl Cure Of SperIna, ,orrhs, or Sem
inal wsaknea, Inyoluntsry Emissions, Sexual De-.
Nsrvousnses, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Men
tai snd Physical IpoApAolt,, resulting from Sell
Abuse, 10, BY hosI CuLyskwxLL, u. d., aGthsr
Vi the GreeN Book, 10,
Sent under seal in plain envelope, 10 any address
nod PAID. on receipt Of six oents, or two postage
stamps, by DR. Oh j. G, KLINE,
1877 Bowery, New York,
Aug ---JmiIdyv Pos' Onloe HSN t,hss
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BaakiaE aess

Tho following are the rates al which bankers
and broksrs are buying and selling gold and
silyer--the legal tender notes being the stand
ard:
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B,ly,n9.

UHmHHu HTVHN''
Banks Of issue In Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. Georgetoion
Bank OF Metropolis. Farmers and Mech'H
Bank OF Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank OF Commerce.
Farm's d Asrohs. B'nk.
The Farmers and MerohantA' Bank and the
Bank OF Commerce issue notes Of the dsnomina.
ton Of ons dollar and upwards.
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A H 4 II II = Att
"A 10 necessary, either for an OfAoer or Private
In order to capture two certain articles, viz 0ns
new SHIRT and one psir Of HOSE, which va len
st NJ. shop during lS' vsek. ,,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
II ORsEs FOR SALx.-The subscriber has
a Just received from New England, Ohio, and
Kentuckv,a
SUPERIOR LOT OF HORSES
for ssie, including Heck, Csrrisge, Buggy, Saddle
Horses, and chsrgers suitable for ofeers of every
geade. Every week In receipt Of fresh animals
hor "a bought at the best maj ket rates Tor o. H.
Horses kept at livery, and taken and sold on low
Uommlssion Carriages, Harness, 40, bought ana
s,d. An expsrit need Veterinary Surgeon constant
on hand. - =
Enquire Of FRENCH, 462 New York avenue
nsxt door to Drug Store, corner Of Psnnsylvanis
avenue, opposite kiggs 10. ssp li-sts
A FUkNIBHED HOUSE TO LET.-Ths ooo
Missouri avenue, 10 now for rent. For terms, apply
% the premises LM
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LOST AND FOUND.

ECUNr-A POCKET. BOOK oon,ainIng a ,um
Of money, The owner can have Il By dtscrib.
Ing the property to the finder. -.
IL. - IA. EABTMAN.
ts7 street. between
Ninth and Tenth cts
Washington, D. c., Sept. 70, ls02. il.
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- TlLEa-On the sight Of the sth instant, IRON
p the Seldom Plaoe, LIGHT BAY HORSE,
black name aud tail. weighs about 900 pounds
prompt driver. fine fgsrs and action. Whoever
Will urn said horse 70 the subscriber, is, street
shall bs suitably rewarded I,I,1I-
sep Io-diw 8. P. BROWN,
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

7 OOK OuTI-An Array DISCHARGE v,s
~ 4 los, @ on thc 18th, belonging to WILLIAM
.n returning II to Isle roe, 55l seventh street,
below the. Avenue. sepl l1-2is
Smyrna times., 1862-11-13
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

oc ne undersigned having been appointed Collector
y iI'einaI Revenue, under the Act approved Julv
ISL 1907 eRutled IAN Act to provide Internal Rev
- ~ hePP0ft the Government and to pav int, rest
~ tS puoHc dcb," respectfully gives notice ~ the
c''%ehs OF tins State that he viii attend n tbe ell
s ''hcS and places for hc purpose of issuing tbo
licenses. To wit: issuing lil'
Al ilmlngton, at the Assistant Assessor. Ofbc,
-'l tiie Nustom House, on Monday, TUESDAY. Wsd'
ne'd4y and Thursday. tho 24,h. 25tb 2GtL aut os,L
ihsts., for Wilmington Hundred ''A
AT the same place, on Friday and S.tprd,v a..
GIth apd 29th insts., for Brandywire and Cbi.ton.
"a tne 'ams place, on Monday and Tuesday the
U,! W. Ind "a days Of December next, for Mil GyeoL
mug Clay Creek end New Castle Hundreds.
I, At Mlddlctown, on Wednesday. Thursday and
= n Iiu1y' The Sd, 4th and 5ih DAYS of Drccmber fo-
mink Hundreds APPo4Nlhi-
~, at Dover. on Monday Tuesday. W,dDe.d,,
Inu,,saay' Friday and Saturday, the oth. th 10i
:. iil''. I@th and 18th days of December g., ~,
County iOt hent
AT Georgetown, on Tuesday, "Wednesday Th,,,
10y 9n. ana Saturday, the l6th eth, 18th. 18Th
anu Nv, ~'''i oi December, for Sussex County.
nc 'ihce Will be open from O'clock. a. m,oA
Go'cN' p m' on tie respective days, and at the
lI"les and places above uicntiunrd
All persons required to MAX. tbo o~,o, oL..u.
u payment well be received only in United States
lreaNury Notes. or currency hankable in this S,,ts
len per cent will be added to ths sr, ..oas-oJ
upon the licenses Of all persons no making pav,ncnt
dnu iaNlng out licenses at the times and nI,crs ,s'
signed tor The several Hundreds and Countcs ,f-o
said. tJTApIF rs ~ G"untIcS ~ It aIore-
Coliector for the District of Delaware
Dover, November 10Th, leG2
Smyrna times., 1862-11-13
The Somerset of Peace mea.
hlDGELY,
Secretary Of State.

Though mendacious it is really interest
ing to retrospect the past and observe with
WHIST alacrity the aiders and abettors of trea
son are being transferred by a kind of sill
ding scale into the ranks of the Northern
Democracy. The awkwardness of the at
tempt ls ludicrous, while its hopelessness
excltes our cOmmisseration. For eighteen
months past have the weary ewes of the
down-trodden chiyalry of Maryland and
Delaware been turned Southwark, and Low
when the last hope has fed, and the bogus
Contederacy is about to succumb before tho
combined influence of the blockade the
winter and the victorious army of Burn
slde' they face TO the right-about. don the
Cnion garb, hoist the Union flag and endea-
Tor TO steal into the Democratic party Of
the loyal States. The effort is dastar'llv
because the dark record Of the last eiphtccp
months is not to be erased, and will stand
out against them to their chagrin and NOR
nhcanon through all future time. noroon
would imagine that the princ;nles of a.
Ioecesslonlsts and those of the Democrats of
tennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio. were ;don-
tAcai, or at least assimilated in nurroso
when before was our Democracy known 70
have hope from the Douglas Democracv
whose leader they denounced while Iiv;nc,
ana whose principles they opposed from
A's1 to last with bitterness ONLY eoualled
Dy tneir intense opposition to the Union ,
" ~i OF those States they say the legislature
WIN oe largely Democratic, thus insurino
Lne election of at least four Democratic
united States Senators, This is said 40
matter OF congratulation, as if the Demo-
c'a'ic party about to be resuscitated ont If
'"e treasonable elements in this State had
sumo interest in common with the Domo
cra's fthe three States above named IT,
great masses who voted the Domoorot;o
ticket in those States are as Io,,a, :,
government and as devoted to the Un;on ',o -
ss their would-be allies in this sto.a - 90
been faithless to both. Whatever ,.; .as
they may take of the Presidents enaro;s,s
ton proclamation, or other measures sc ~
administration, one thing Is certain. tbas
are r ne vigorous prosecution of the war
Smyrna times., 1862-11-13

each day that we shall hear of some of those
victories WHICH animated US year ago. 1t is now
pretty certain that Mobile Charleston and Savannah
SS u DC attacked, and that the gunboats and mo:tal
n'0' uhoer CON- Porter, will ere long, if they have
no' alFeauy made their presence heard and felt
AFTER the 10Th of November, it is meyer considered
hat there Is danger Of yellow fever which until frost
70 IAal IN Its ravages to strangers landing on the
oouthsrn coast Quite possible it is, that the death
'i "sn' Mitchell, at Beaufort, may, to certain ex-
'eh hndsr some of the expeditions until successor
mas iairy gfasPed the rens of that important post
as some of the contemplated attacks were to be By
sea and land COnjointy. But tho country is now
expecting Secretary Wells fleets to give good ac.
count of themselves. lie has had all the money he
mas required without stint, and he has found no
trouble IN furnishing hands to man his vessels, We
nave now powerful and efficient iron clad set of
steamers as any nation of the world Gun produce.
and 1t Is no having the vessels unless they be
put to some purpose.
In The West Brig.-General Ellet is rapidly matur.
ing plans for the perfect clearing out of the Missj,.
s'PP' and as soon the rivers fairly rise, active
operations must, we suppose, commence That
Vlcksburg will prove finally impregnabe 70 o,r
arms no one snPposes, although when the water was
low 1t made very respectable defence. Now, how.
ever, with higher ~lters, and new ironclad fleet
and guns of larger bore, the attack will, we trust,
prove quite different matter. The Mississippi is u
great public thoroughfarO which must be kept open
at all hazards. The West needs it, New Orleans
'ccoS IL lhat river is itself the backbone of Ihe
country, uniting North and Soutb and ;f tb. E,a
d steamboat communication is led, the country
s. as were, cut in half un til that communication is
eStored' Let the line of the Mississippi only be
Iept open, and the west Of that line can be freed
from secession.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-13

manly, however, from this and the upper district
About this hour general movement was made for
The Jail, and the sheriff, being unsupported by an
adequate posse' could only protest against the threat
eNSu Flochce' This, OF course, of no avail the
crowd pressed forward and gained an easy entrance
10 The passage of the building. From thence thew
rushed up stairs to the in which the negro was
confined, broke open with an axe, and in a few mo-.
mentS re-apPeared outside with the prisoner in cbarge
lie was taken TO tree in the rear ofthe Jail rome
was placed around his neck and in less time than il
taxes TO tell 1t, his body dangling in the air
simultaneously with the hanging, his body was per.
forated by perhaps a dozen or more musket and
pistol balls,
Ihus fearful rctribution was summarily visited
upon the pcrpcrator of one OF the most heinou,
crimes Of which it is possible TO conceive and here
1t was supposed and hoped the matter had eu,l,d
but IN this tie public expectation was not gratifcd
and we arc sorry to say that the scene which Ellov.
ed was OF character justly mcrting and doubtless
receiving the condemnation of nearly all the classes
OF the community. After being pronounced dead.
the more excited of the crowd took the bodv dou,n
ana dragged it through the streets to the colored
ePio' C"uIch' "here II was suspended TO tree
various propositions, as learn, were then made
as 10 what further disposition make of it, one Of
winch was to place it inside Of the church and burn
Oo'h together. These propositions, however, were
voted down. and it was finally concluded that the
Douy should be taken TO the river shore and burned
Accordingly the src was kindled, the body was Gu,
into small pieces, and thrown into the flames ,nd
consumed.
ms last act as we have above intima ted, was
well calculated to shock the moral sense of the com.
nunI'y' and to elicit everywhere expressions of ear.
'c'' condemnation In view of the aggravated char
'e'er OF the crime, but few, comparatively, made
my serious objection to the simple hanging Of the
1ulpr.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-13
The Result.

We were unable to give, in our last is.
sue, the result of the election. In the pres
ent number we give the official vote Of
Kent county, and the aggregate of New
Castle and the head of the ticket in Sussex
The result, as we noticed last week. in
regard to the State ticket, was very close,
being equally divided between the Unionist
and the Democrats. WIN. Cannon, the
Union candidate, for Governor is elected by
Ill majority, and VIM Temple, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress by 40 mai.
In New Castle county the Union men
elected their whole ticket by an average
majority of COZ. In Kent and Sussex the
Democrats were successful-their maiorities
In the former ranging from 400 to 427, and
In the latter from / to 40.
The next Legislature will stands as fol-
lows-Senate, four Union to five Democrats.
House, IA Democrats to 7 Unionists. As
Mr. Bayard's term in the U. S. Senate
expires on the Sd of March it devolves upon
the next Legislature to re-elect him or another
politician of the same stripe.
The result i'll our State has been n drawn
oattle-the Democrats as usual CARRYING off
most of the spoils. We get the Governor
for four years, and they Representative
for two, Senator for six and control the law
making for two years.
Smyrna, has the honor, if 80 it can be
termed, of sending Representative to Con-
gress. We did all we could to prevent his
election, not because he was one of our citi-
zens because personally he has hitherto
uniformly commanded our respect) but be-
cause the principles he held, and the partv
he was acting with, we honestly believe to
be inimical to the interest Of the country
Mr. Temple-the Honorable Mr.. TemnIe
we must call him now, will not take his
seat IN Congress for year or two yet, and
We hope by that time the "big job" will be
so near finished that his peace policy will be
so ridiculous as not to have an advocate
even in himself We have driven our on.
ponents rapidly from the position they held
one year ago of opposition to the flag, op-
position TO the war, and the absurd cry
" we have no government" and none has
changed his opinion or rather his express
sions, faster than our Honorable friend
Temple. We shall keep our eye ON him in
the future hoping to see him still improv-
ing, and though we cannot expect he will
begin to represent us as ably as Mr.. Fisher.
we hope he will hold the honor of our little
State far above reproach, remembering all
the time that he is one of the gallant Blue
Hens BOOSTERS.
Smyrna times., 1862-11-13
The Outrage in Caroline couu,x MA

Inc following letter, from tho Bait. Sun, gives q
foil account the outrage in Caroline county, Md
short notice Of which we gave in our last issue:
1t is impossible to describe the effect of ,b;. a.,
and unnatural decd upon the popular mind. On
Friday the funeral ofthc little girl took place at the
residence other father, and was largely attended bv
the people from that entire section of the countv
The scenes there Witnessed very naturally intensified
inc alre"dy fearfully excited public mind and the
nsgro'S doom was plainly written in the determined
features of an exaspcrated pOpulace.
Towards night, ON Saturday last, people from d;c
ersnt sections commenced arriving in town, and by
O'Clock there were not less than three hundred
persons collected tfOn different parts Of the Ooumty
Smyrna times., 1862-11-13

a NEW CouNrERFEr.-A couutcrfeit five dollar
note on the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Kent
county Nd has been recently put in ei!culation
and Is SO well executed that it may deceive the un
wary. The centre cut represents tie interior #
blecksmithshop. with the smith working at the
anvil. Two horses being led into the door. In
the right corner there is vIgnctle OF female. and
IN the LETT representation of u sailor holding q
sextant. Quite a number of them are in circnl,,;,n
Smyrna times., 1862-11-13

until the rebellion is crushed out, and an,
man who had gone before them on any
other platform, or intimated design tC
refuse to vote for men or money for thai
purpose, would not have had a corporal's
guard III any Congressional district of those
States How is it that Vallandigham, with
honied professions of love for the Union
has been beaten in a Democratic district.
while the party he processes to act with has
gained ground in every other part of the
State! With all his sophistry and fine spun
theories about the Constitution, his constit-
ucnts have detected the hollow sham and
turned him down as unfit to represent any
loyal people. The qualities which commend
him to the admiration Of his friends here,
and doubtless throughout the South, have
sealed his condemnation at home. We
might ask, where are the hundreds of thou
sands Of citizens Of those States who did
not participate in therecent elections? They
are in the Federal army nobly battling
against the enemies of their country. Sup
pose they had been at home and voted the
Republican ticket, where would have been
the Democratic victory! Suppose on the
other hand, they had voted the Democratic |
ticket, our peace men are placed in the att-
tude of rejoicing, and claiming fellowship
with men who stand pledged to the unho!y |
work OF suhjn5ating the South. During
the threatened rebel invasion Of Pennsylva-
MA and Ohio, the people of those States.
Democrats and all, without distinction Of
party, rushed to the defence of their soil.
while the now-styled Democratic( () party of
Delaware and Maryland were cheering on
The rebel invaders of the homes of their
friends! We should like to know by what
plan they propose to restore peace and Union
% the country, in the face OF solemn dccla-
alton Of the rebel leaders, that the separa- t
ION IS an eternal one, and that any propo- t
tlon for reunion would receive about rs ,
much consideration as proposition to re- {
nnex Texas to Mexico. The truth is, the :
ebel sympathizers in Delaware and Mary +
and now see the handwriting on the wall q
hey have been waiting, Watching and pray 1
lg for the success Of the rebellion and the c
ecognition Of the ill-starred Confederacv i
oplng, that in the end our State would ro t
With 1t. Their eyes have been turned to- $
Yards the promised land, waiting the long a
expected advent Of their deliverer Despite t
ne Misrepresentation and invitations Of c
raltors, the State proved true to the Union q
And now the discomftted advocates Of i
reason, knowing that she is indissolub'v
'ound to the Union, are to be seen crest t
allen and guilty, endeavoring to crawl into l
ne ranks of some party of the loyal States. G
they may, says the Easton Ga:rtte. well +
'lsh the acts of the past buried in oblivion, !,
ut the dark record will stand against them. Y
espite their future protestations, or a peni- {
4nce forced upon them by dire necessity t