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battle only abols tsoeaty sir rhouslnd a II 20 many
aud thsse 'oed1y and sishea1tsned ~ the tan-
sleSs Of her rsgameaal and company ranks But as on
tie 9th the Southern soldier showed nvncble dash AMI
spirit 80 on the IN he showed uncqgquerabe pluck and
endurance All day long the enemy hurled his massive
columns against seader and exhausted forces, TO DO
hurled back IN and blood In every case Thus the
Southern soldier showed he coad d. better than charge
10 could stand the charge The result Of the second day
light Is satisfactory assuring tina prestige OF The
Southern soldier than that OF the FIRST We have the as
Of the gunboas the Southern soldier will whip their
emies, be they picked Western men, or be they what
they may.
THE UNION FORCES ADVANCING.
from the Norfolk Day Book, May 81
ths 3oth ut says that heavy skirmishng is going on
between tho outposts. The enemy is slowly ad
vancing.
LATER FROM CoRNrH.
from the Norfolk Day Book May g.
Savannah. May I. 1882.
dispatch from the Corinth correspondent Of the Re-
pubican dated 18th says that the enemy have been re-
inforoed and are advancing. There is heavy skrmsh-
ing daily Quite an affair occurred today TINS side or
Rebel Accounts from General MitcheI's
Department..
from tina Norfolk Day Book May 81
AUGUSTA Ca, May I. 1882.
yctinel wres on tho 30th that the fedorals attacked
the Confsdsrates at Bridgeport the 2eth, the latter
tho enemy arc crossing tho island. and whilo ne
leaving the place the OF troops
Wounolng several two probaoiy, were Killed IL Is re-
ported at Atlanta that part OF Mitches forces dd
scscin0 from Gwnter's lasding Rome.
rUsCUABIA AND DsCArUR RE poRTED TAKEN BY THE
CONFsDERATES.
from the Norfolk Day Book, May 81
RICHMOND, May 2, 1882
An official despatch from Corinh OF the LIST says
zoe hare retdken Ttscumbi9 and Decatur.
Mitchell has not more than $500 troops all told at and
around Huntsville.
The eeuiy norlng front, and are preparing
10 meet him.
MOBILE, May l. 1852.
A special despatch TO the Mobile Advertiser, from
Cornth 26ih ult., says that Colonel SCOTS louisiana
cavalry consist NJ OF two companies, had driven out
regiment OF ederls from Tuscmba, killed several and
took ory prisoners The enemy burnt the stores, and
were pursued by the Confederates. Result unknown.
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suTerfngs or the People of England.
WANT, AND PAuPERfsM OF the WHITE ToILERS =
"A FINE CHANCE FOR ABOLITION CHARITY.

From tho London Times, April 40
Tie almost ncossant rain has abated the sky soy Jar
am bright tho spring lowers are ont IN spite OF the
" ID aud tho bloom Oh every shrub anu irGt % trng
tree so far there never was pessanlef Faster But
,hlo The seasons run their there 10 season
that IL no; returning population Fl milton i n0D
suffering as much as II NE st had rstffearat sorn Of
Mn ~ ies r nature had suddenly shooa sgp Of accdg
terrible ,oion dear dsprtve countless ha ids, through
populo,s districts and cg,ydsa ctss, veans q earn
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Dcstftution OF the Artisans OF belgium

Dcstftution OF the Artisans OF Belgiums
AN ARMY SUBSCRIPTION IN AID OF THE TRADESMEN.
The Belgian Minister OF War has addressed to the
Generals commanding territorial divisions Generals Of
infantry and cavalry and TO all the chiefs or corps the
following Circular
BRUSSELS, April 8, 1862.
CEyTIEAEy--7he loar in America has produced
fortunate crisis In the cotton manufactures Of all
tries The OF Ghsnt has, in particular, sufie cd
N, ich from that crisis, and 1t is urgent to assist the
numerous and bravo workmen by demanding Of public
charity resources which tho deficiency # oork has
pieely dried up have thought thai the army would b
disposed TO lend its assistance any that would
tend TO alleviate those suerngs and, in order 10 enable
each bring his Offering to the valiant army OF labor,
have decided that each garrison possessing band Of
music arrangements shall be made for organizing
cert product Of which shall be applied 70 the assist.
ancs OF the working population Of Ghent Have the
goodness gentlemen, to take, in fhat which
you the necessary steps for the execution Of thus pro-
ject. CEIiZAL.
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Letter from tho Comte de Paris to Friend
in Paris.

QUIZ PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS, April IS, 1862.
The Journal dcs Deb0t,, of yesterday, publishes tn,
following letter, which it states was written by an Office
of General McCleans sta and who in ali probability
IS no other than the Comte dc Paris
MARCH, 1862.
profit By moment of leisure to send YOU some no
hasten to do this because do not know when shall b,
able to resume the pen again, for believe neal
the moment so long wished for. In few days hopewe
will be in the field and this campaign will decide the
OF the Union IL Is not possible TO foree the chances
war but believe they In favor That will be
pleasant moment for me when start back to Europe
after having aided in brilliant and fortunate campaign
and leaving American society in the way OF VIGOROUSLY
emerging from the terrible crisis which, for moment
menaccd its very existence
You will have learned, in bulk at least the success
which has marked the campaign in the west. wo shall
know whether the South animated by verta.
bio desire for separation In that the North after
having exhibited its superiority and conquered the
Territories,f the possession Of which indis
pensable to it's existence, would DO better, per.
haps, 10 let the extreme slaveholdng States at
tempt an experiment which, in my opinion, is i'm.
practicable or we will see II secession has not been
- believe, but political revolution, founded upon
popular ignorance and sustained by fictitious enthu.
siasnn In the latter will suice for the fedora
government to show Itself much moderate, as il
is the stronger for the establishment or the Union
revolution can only succeed in the first moment OF on
think that you do not render justice In Europe to the
federal government. which has exhibited remarkable
nacsd the existence Of the country not drop Of blood
has bseA spilled outside Of the field OF battle LIBERIA
institutions act with their customary regularity few
leagues frcI the army and all the political prisoners
who had been arrested have been released without ever
being required TO take the oath or allssa NOTHING
be more interesting than the spectacle OF a grea
people who sy their own resources undsrtaks such
tions. These 10 in II remarkabs example, which
should make AL the friends Of liberty rejoice.
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Another Rebel Canard.

from the Norfolk Day Book, May 81
TIE ENEMY WHIPPED AT CUMBERLAND GAP.
PEssRspr re, May 2, 1862.
A special despatch 70 the Petersburg Esprcss dated
Knoxville 3D. says the enemy attacked Cumberland Gap
Ia large forces Tuesday about noon. They gal
tantly repulsad TIRES times The last attack they
charged up W the u saskworks The ensmys loss 80
killed and 400 woIadsd. our loss seventeen killed and
thirty wounded. The last repulse sIectaal, when
The Yankees skeedadlcd.
ENGAaEMEST AT CUMBERLAND 0Ap-THE ENEMY NJ.
PULSED.
From the Petersburg Express, May 81
RICHMOND, Mag 4, 1862.
A telegram from Knoxville states that oDgagsmsnt
occurred at Cumberland Gap on Monday last, April Is.
The enemy repulssd with considerable loss Con
fedsrate loss trlng. The ederaiists have been rein
forced by eight regiments and have completed floating
bridge across Cumberland river General Morgan is com
nandng II Is believed that they will attsmpt make
q flank movement, for which our forces are prepared
There Ia no other pews here.
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LAW To ALLoW CoIiON To W OUT FROM THE
UNITED STATES.
Translated from the Journal des Deba,s for the NV
YORK HERALD, April Is.
England commences ~ be moved BY afact which ought
70 have mado her feel uneasy sooner for IL Ia the
sary consequences OF the civil which desoatss the
north OF America wems the dimnution Of her stock
Of cotton and the danger Of It's complete dsappsascs
This fact deserves the greatest attention par for
We would seriously be- affected by H. But the snsots OF
the want Of cotton England would be moro serious
than with because In England the industry Of cotton
has far greater Importance than In France Whilst
with the total productions Of cotton manufactures do
not exceed from 700 20 800 millions Of francs (l6O mil
lion. Of doiiars) 10 England the sxportalion alone
reaches billion (200 millions Of doiars) and the total
production goes 10 twics that amount. With our neigh
bors several millions Of people live upon cotton industry
and It's accessories Thus tho want Of excepted tho
scarcity Of cotton the greatest misfortune which
bsfall our neiahbors
Let Us show the position such as IL is Twothrds or
thrscfourths Of the immense quantity OF raw cotton
needed by Great Britain for her manufactures comes
from the American Union that Is TO say from the South.
ern States Now either from the fact OF tho blockade
Established BY Tho North before the Southern bar.
bors IN consequence of the plan adhered 70 By tho
South kesp back their stock OF cotton nno months
have elapsed since single cargo has entered English
port, The commercial year begins for this article on the
lst Of the September time for tho gathering up OF tho
crop OF cotton. II things had had their usual course
the United States wouls have sent 10 England crop OF
from 2,o0o0 to 200 900 bales. Now this year this
immense quantity has reduced 10 nothing English
stores usually contain about 600 900 bales Of American
cotton; present they hardly have 900 basg Tho
price has already increased twofold How much viii /.
Great efofts have been made to draw from other
places what America could not furnish Ind n has heen
raasacked and by dnt VI sscarces that country has
given twice a. much cotton az Ia other years-ahout
one million Of bales, England has now 100 600 bses
more OF indian cotton than she had last year at the same
time But this s not an increase OF supply Il simply
anticins ion. Tho quantities actually embarked and
on tho war ae Known They amount 70 100 900 bal, !
less than last year, Ia round numbers 200 900 bssr m
stead " 3QopoQ,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

- 800 U. - .-lU Treasury Notes
5000 missouri State b per cent Bonds
$1,000 San Francisco City AMI Co q Per cents Bonds
$1,000 U. y. per cent Bon,s due 1881. . :. !. -,
Noxt rayular sale, Monday ly 81 ~ the stock saies
Boom, 81 William street. A. H. NltoLAf, Auciionoer anu
e.ock HroAei.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

fThE MARRIAGE GJIDE-By DIR. r. HObT.fCK, THE
well known author aud lecturer 20lth edition, With
ord plates aud wood cuts II i adapted popular USE
containing everything anatomical, physioo sloa and ned
ca rsIa9ng 10 marrase IN pr Getty moral and nn?oec
read It. There other book like in print rrice 81
Cor which VIII be sent free, BIZ post to any address M
rect 70 Dr. Hoick, boa S0i Post oce New York CITY,
Dr Hollloks city onlce Is No ba Broadway Hours 10 I'll
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NIB CHAPMAN, ,AUCTIONEER
ELEGANT EOUSEhOLD FtRNITURE

k[xs ELEUANT
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSE oOD PIANOFOATK.
A. public aacion tins day Thursday n private residence
aS Sixteenth street. between I'll h and Sixth avenues,
e. i0k O'Clock, consisting Of roewoo4 and BLACK walnut
arior Chamier oak Dining Room Furuiture Etageres
Bookcee Centre Tables Brussels Carpets Paintings Orna-
2nepts Cioc Lace Curtains Shades stair Carpets Dress
Washstand Hair and Spring Mattresses Beds,
Banke sofas, Rockers Mirrors Toilet sets Easy Chairs
Lounges Tables elegant assortment OF Ciysal
Ruby Glassware. Silver Ware Table Cutlery China Tea
Sets &C. Also assortment OF Base
lxnAnt aud Kitchen furniture.
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Nj oTCE THE RATES or PASSAGE BY THE SrkAM
~ ships o. this company. sailing after August VIII 20
FIRST cabin :..,,,.....S1 s.eeraso SSs
70 london..... 20 tn London -
Fl 10 Paris. "a 10 PARIS ~
TO HamDure. !. o. = r. Hamburg 49,. -
LONDON EXHIBITION.
RETURN TICKETS. LONDON AND BACK. -
sss
sesn weekly TO Liverpool touching Queenstown Cork
HArbo) The Liyerio0i New York aud Phadepha ~ am
ship Company intend ching their full Clyde
built iron steamships = follows
xrv ~ ~, yhy "
crv unw ~ nVis SaIdA July 70
CITY or WASHINGTON. Saturday Aug
river
RATES OF PASSAGE
to Landau sseesase ic..o,
TO Psris..... 8 20 rar's r'a....... ........ S
70 Hamburg IS 30 Hamburg ' KS
Passengers also torv aried 10 Havr Bremen. Rotterdam
Antwerp, 8c, AZ equally low rates.
Rates from Liverpool Queeastown:First cabin, SIS,
3S5 aud $lO Steerage from Liverpool S40 Queens
town. $0 Tickets can he bought here 81 these rates.
aoling people ~ sead for their friends.
These steamers have accommodations for passeo.
gers ara strongly built tight iron sections and curry
patent hre annhaiors Experienced surgeons attached
For further information apply In Liverpool 10 WILLIAM
INMNN agent, 22 Water street; in Glasgow to ALEX NAL
coin No ST. Enech square; in Que esnst'wn 70 c. w.
D. SEYMOUR Co; In London to EWES a Macy 6i
King William street; In Paris 70 JULES DECOUE ~ Rue
kotre Dame des Victories Place de Ia Boars in Fbsdel
phia TO JOHN q. DALE Ill Walnut street al the
ny's Offices. JOHN q. DALE. Agent.
No. ID Broadway, New York
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THE REBELyYON.

TTENTiON BATTALION
~ AL wishing join the army take notice that the Fifth
Arery regilept NJ. 81 W. ColJne Ssniuei Graham.
doing duty Fort MARSHALL Baltimore NIL ia best
chance whsh offered In any branch OF the service
more intelligent will I'll tho
MES the regular maximum sandard Those wishing TO
JON should apply immediately ss but few more are re-
quirei. s !.
thuse stng will special Of; relief tickets
PROMPTLY uinshed $lo0 boz niy rs soon as dis harsed
clothing and comfortable In tho Fur
Immediately Recruits forwarded daily to tho regi
Therefore, those who can Appreciate good chance
Apply 70 First lieutenant T. c. BEOWKK Regimentll Re
cruiting on Fifth Artilely rs:inent n Y ). VI 236
Grand street, corner oil Bowery.
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: H. II. CHAPMAN, AUCTIoNEER.-LARGE SALE
"A. OF Household Furniu this day. Thursday at the
Ixte residence 20 West Tweny-six street, sixth
nue az O'clock comprising rosewood and black
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Bedding Mirrors Tables
hsirs Clocks CuraiIs Sofa Beds Paintings, Ornaments
hina veses, Silver Table Cutlery 10 Also assort
0rnent OF Basement and Kitchen furniture.
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A j.. Il. SMITH, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL THIS
IL day, at ii O'CLOCK the entire Furniture OF family Civ
ug up housekeeping at the private csdcnce NO IL Ninth
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CoMMoDoRE PopTE THIS WORLD RENOWNED
~ and Justly c2sbrated Man in Miniature and Ackpew
lsdged be far ore dminuye than cither General TD
Thumb the 900 Mutt Of Barnum noorey, has bssa
exhibition In this oy. Kiyons Cremorne 3Arcen fog
throe months where has proved himself 70 -
"oserved of all observcrs but
powerful attractions connected with the Garden For
than months has he been tbs cigping sar ut h
popular shlnent where ali the fashion OF New York
Qongogate No other proof Of his great =
needed than the fct Of his having been comb
uued for long period The Commodore ~ inttlh
gent beng the master OF less than two snsusgesths
English and German, His conversational powers are very
GOOD he has been known to entertain men OF the hghe
klsnt after hour upon tho al ssborbnS topics or S
day " ,hc saars q the SGgnsr H' ,psss y snS
soa.hs g pon ., larger sa,. srom,S" gs M not snE
s' g W vsnSs sSs s ssBy o.rss
ne White House By the President Or the United StstsA
there had the honor OF taking BY The hand The dy 81
the White House g well ss arge nyapsr Of the c.b.n,
delighted with their guest He Afterwards By seoi insita
tion paid secona vfsit the Prsidenai fansion and
diued with many distinguished psrsonases The Conams
much smaller than oithor General Tom Thumb
Mutt he beipe inches smaller In stature thaa
tie aud lighter In weight aud sssr han the attcv
lie years OF s the present writing and H. without
doubt greatest curiosity OF 10 miniature
exhibition The Commodore has quito large collection Il
valuable made him BY President Lincoln snl
ladies len before whom he haa been on cxhib
ton. AZ the Cemodores stay In this city drawing TO
advise ell the world and their Little ones 70 sno
SEQ hi,n without fall, for tfroy Will bc well repaid.
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I ST REGIMENT, NATIONAL. VOLUNTEERS.
IL nEa'RIlIIS wAMrrn

For the above new regiment, forming under Colonel
Quincy, an experienced ofi,er OF lign standing
The extra Inducements for rns'ng large, being an
ndc OF s9s s3 bcng raid tue mastering In the
company, and $50 OF the bounty aid the mastering
tho regiment into the United Saies service.
IA and rations commence enlistment Uniforms fur.
nishCd imncdIatslv
Recruiting olIcs 30 Water street. near Peek slip.
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A n ROTH, AUCTIONKER.-AN EXTRAORDINARY
HoUsEkEEPERs AND TUE TRADE.
QAND6OME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

To-day (Thursday) July H. at O'Clock precisely at the
story residence l9 West Eighth street between Fifth ana
Sixth avenues consisting Of beautiful Vevst and Brussels
Carpets and black walnut Par SUITE covered In
ch brooatei aud Pier Mirrors Lice Curtains marble
bop Etages Tables Turkish Lounges Chairs and kockers
Reception Chars Vases Clocks Gc Also elegant rosewood
nahogany and black walnut Parlor Bedroom and Dining
Room Furniture; Hair aud Spring Mattresses &C. sale
positive.
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Woops MINSTREL HA4Ih.
" ." ovpo.,. sMHApMA1l shs a. Nicholas H...,. "s
HENRY WOOD OD............ Sole Proprietor and kAnAG0
CONTINUED SUCCESS.
Every evening during week
WOODS MiNsTREIS. .ss.Ha
Eph. Horn, Charley Fos. Frank Browef
Cool White. RafAolo A0occo, Henry recoy. -
In Songa, Aots Dances, &C.
Doors open ~ J, commence ~ 8 O'Clock
Admission Is centA
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-M 0'FARRELL WILL
se this day at $50 First avenue, between Twenie III
ndTweuty first streets large AMI select lot Of Cl1s,ng
Feather Beds Pillows Carpets sale a. 18x A. NJ. By
order. MALONE d KELLY. 2zi East 10th street.
N. B-Weil worthy the attrn lon II dealers.
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VINO WOULD Sog 90 wMEnE FORTUNE IS i-,go

NV ITO WOULD NtG GO WTIEKE FUHTJNE II f-UU
w ye, soc Miss WELLINGTON tho great Engish Pro.
rhetess the best ot ALI and cannot be escsled Can bs
Consulted personally by letter all fairs OF e
law SUITS journeys sbssut friends love courshr,
health, wealth, and WHO reclaim drunken and
husbands Miss W. IL the only In this city
who has the genuinc Roman aud Arabian sans Tor love
rood luck ard sl business AFFAIRS and for
life Delay not 70 this iray gifted and beautiful
youg LAZY Lucky numbers gwen. Highly respectable city
ecr.nce Can BE- al her residence io sth avenue,
opposite Eighth street.
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RECRrIrs wANTED-FoR THE FIFTH REGIMENT
IL New York Volunteers (Duryees Zouaves), Colonel O.
X. Warren ibis corps considered the
men In the service. Men for enlistment will apply at 5O5
Broadway, third Goor, opposite 81. Nicholas Hotel !
Lieut.. 4. W. SERvIER Recruiting Offcer.
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pfLLIARDs.-NOw rs YOUR TINE 10 BUY SPLEEN
ID did Tables, with the ouiy cushions use
at prices Tables repaired aud orders ~ mail attended
70 by ", H. GRIFFITH, ~ Fuiton street.
I)IJLIARD TABLE FoR sALR--ONE SECOND SIZED
ID table, marble bed, frame balls
twenty cues brdgo, tabe cover all complete. Very title
used and IN good order By OF the best city manuac.
turers WILDE sold very low applied Tor In three days.
Inquire al 2l7 Spring street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SECOND HAND BILLIARD
- Tables Tor sale cheap win marble aud slate bnds,
everything complete; als5 Tsbles 10 ot al wALKbRs
manns..
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THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
4 young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris,
who can be consulted with the sc,e condence on all Al.
fairs Of ei restores drunken ann unlar husbands hss
secret 70 MAKO you beloved by hearts, Idol and brings
,oCecr those long ated. Ladies 20 cents Resden
% Third avenue, above Twelfth street
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CBARPsHooTERs. SHAREHOLDERS.
THE UNION FOR EVER.
II

RECRUITS WANTED.
Lieutenant ~ Mciighe, late Of the Ninth New York vo
luntecr cavalry having received from tic
Adjuiani General TO raise .olunecr has attached himself
20 FIRST class regiment He will able bo
died and sober men Young men from The country win 40
well to apply Tanspor ion, subsistence aud clothing i'm
medstcy provided one month pay In advance and &25
bounty paid when the regiment mustered INTO service All
the noncomm stoned Offices still open for competent men
who assist IN the organization OF the company Relief
tickets furnished vt Men bringing VIII receive
q bounty Of Two dollars head. II. y. McTlGlIE,
Lieutenant and Recruiting Oacer,
seSj Canal street, New York.
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1nS BowERY.--aADAME wIDGER, CbAiRyoYANT
lOD and gifted Spsatsd sy, unveils the mysicries OF
ury love marriage absent friends sickness prcscribes
medicnes for ali Diseases cus lucky nrmees propcru lost
q steasb. ~ '.s-''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03


Constitution of the State Of Ohio, Il wouid
be altogether work Of supsrogstion. as
have already, many q time, hbsn such an
oath, and consider IL as binding upon me
to day as it was the hour Il was administer
ed. But II. ssI 'snppose, Il Is an oath 70
support the Constellation and ne Adnaiais>
tration. cannot eensoisniiouslg take such
al oath, rs siully believe the eBs 70 be in-
eonPatihle With fl,e other. -
fAll the most sacred safeguards OF ths
Constitution have been violated in my Ar
rest and imprisonment. IT, then, my arrest
and Imprisonment have been by order Of the
Administration. how can I support the ont
without violating the other.
Ifthe Aduiinis1etion has any Echnrges &
make against me, iet them make them b
once and put me on trial. . am ready Il
meet aud rsfsne them. Justice and not mer
cy is all ! ask or expect Of this 4AsaE1inistra
tons tRsfsRn 3HH gfsfssE HaGssEngi z
lsIfit has no charges to make, what srigh
hssit to impose upon me any oath that il
not imposed ,on AL other loyal citizens? Be
cause i am 40. prison, and consequently il
the power Of che Administration does tha
givs any right to impesc degrading condition
upon me2 eYou may rs well say that che
highwayman, who, With his revolver ct you
head. demands your mopsy or yourlife
has The right because he has the power =
take them. % u W. q s5g ns ~ s-sisizsf
I cannot and will not do any act that evel
by impl cation can be construed into an .ad
mission On my part, that l an rightiull
charged with any oiIense. ss.t Nc, u.seas.
Either put me uron my trial, for any am
all alleged otfsnses OF give me an "honora
ble discharge" lam entitled as an Ameri
can citizen TO demand this. Ny honor as
man and citizen forbids the acceptance 9
anything less. The Administration ma
persecute me. even unto deah; am in il
power; but it cannot take from me my homo
or self respect aal ye cgssmtl sita., .as.
lam, sir, very respectfully, yours, &C.,
| -r.r tfus{s sl FF ar Epson b. OLDs.
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seSE The New York Tribune, 6

,ssr The New York Tribune, Gree,
ley'spaper, says that during the war,
lsborers ought to be content with what
they can get. Greeley and his party
have no objections TO contractors and
government swintllersg generally getting
all they can, but tas white laborine
man must keep his mouth shut, and
never mention an increase of wages.
Greeley always advocates the primer
pies of his party, and the .laborine
man can see how much Greeley and
his s'party think of them. 81 =