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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-30
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
THE REAL ISSl T..

We might give columns to specific refuta-
tons of the infinitely varied misrepresentation
Of our attitude and views with regard to the
policy of our Government in tho prosecution
of the War for the Union, but we can pat
those columns to q better use. No one Is mis-
led by the peryersions Of our enemies but
these who wish and seek to be.
What we demand Of the President is obed'
eaoe 10 the io,es Of The land, and especially to
tho Coniscaton Act as modified at his sug-
gestion and by him officially approved. We
ak that there be no grudging, halfway un-
derhand, equivocatiDg, clandest,De Difference to
that act, but az open, loyal, hearty, thorough
recognition and execution Of it. Nothing less
than this will satisfy tho just expectations OF
the loyal Millions: nothing less will discharge
the Presidents responsibility a. first servant
Of the Republic, charged especially and pre-
eminently with the duty of enforcing tho laws;
nothing less, in our Judgment. will save the
country from disruption aud ruin.
The President is not superior to the laws
He 10 their subject and instrument. lie is
under the same obligation 10 obey them with
the humblest and the meanest. He is clothed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

sst yea,. Out of the Police Fund Of about
81 $50 OOO they pay but 100000; their salaries
are but 1864 against nearly half q million in
New-York, and 90 in proportion sll through; the
population is one-third tina. of New.York superficial
area about equal, expenses about one-sixth.
We not surprised to learn that the leaders in
the unprovoked assault upon coored man in Fur
man street, Brooklyn. was q renegade soldier. Ht
name wa' John Riley; it is said that he deserted
from the Brooklyn 18th after the battle Of Bull Run
he arrested twice and sent back, but escaped
each time. 1t takes mean coward TO abuse q
negro. No white man, who had decent respect
for himself would disgrace himself in that way.
As there 10 misapprehension IS to the time when
the new currency will be ready for the public, sc
are authorized to state that the National Bank-Note
Company commenced sending it TO Washington
few days since, but the SubTreasurers and U. B.
Depositaries will probably not be furnished for gen.
era. use before the let of September.
-New.York City pays about $500 900 year for
street cleaning, and is always dirty; Brooklyn COW
ering ne much ground as New-York, asks only
$I7 l50 little more than one-tweniieth the New
York cost and is at least clean as the big city.
They evidently have no Hackey contracts across the
river.
"A company of coored persons is being raised in
the District of Columbia to commence settlement
in Central America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Our Wash ngIon dispatches state that President
Lincoln some time since prepared Proclamation of
Emancipation. in accordance with the law of Con-
gress to take effect on the lst of December next,
should the Rebellion continue; that he submitted it
to his Cabinet two or three times; that all the Cab.
met were in favor Of it except Mr.. Seward and Mr..
Blair: these two perstenty and resolutely opposed
it on all occasions, and rence it has never the
light.
Tue Mayor of Henderson, Kenircly, has gone
over to the Rebel Army, and all tie members OF
the City Council have been arrested for refusing TO
take the oath of allegiance. They were subsequently
released upon resiqng and giving bonds In $o,OoO
each. The property Of the Mayor has been seized
and new election ordered. Henderson Is a one
horse town on the Quo, South Of Evansville, Indiana
The Rebel forces under Coffee, Qusntrell, Cock
rell, Tracy and others, which were lately menacing
Lexington Mo-, are in full retreat southwark. The
Rebels are 1900 strong. Col. Filz Henry Warren
of the Iowa Cavalry aud Gen. Blunt of the Kansas
forces are in bot pursuit. with $500 troops and IA
pieces o. artillery.
The steamer Massachusetts,, from Port Royal
18th inst, arrived here yesterday She brings no
news Of Importance. The weather had been In
tensely hot, but the health of our squadron was
good Tnere were various reports of Rebel rams
soon to leave Charleston and Savannah, and drive
the Uaion guuJoats from the rivers.
"A correspondent tells US that he has discovered
the existence Of secret society in this city, Of men
banded together to resist the draft that they
meet in Grand street, East of Broadway, uargln
of a mile and a-haif, and swear very reasonable
oaihs.
The Indians in Meeker County, Minnesota. ex-
asperated at the uon-recepiion of the money due
them from the Governments, attacked the whites IN
the town Of Acton, aud killed several persons, in
eluoing meu, women and children.
Among the late Washington Tumors which have
b.on promptly pronounced anioanded are the alleged
interv suiion Of European Powers, and the recall OF
Ger. Butler freIn New-Orieans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
yssy WAX IN CIrISA.

Further d-s.l. al the Anglo-Freucb war IN
China riscl,itls proof of that devotion 10 - tbr
iu,rrrs; al humanity" which. We are told by
the British Government. prompted tie allies 10
in;er,cne ! rash expedition against yastly ~.
perlor uumtegs resulted in tue absolute repI.!.r
al fbe ns.aants with tie loss CT the French
Admiral, A.sgustr Leopold Protect. killed. srd
about a sccFr wounded. TO GYenge the death
oi their lceJrr. 4" the French trpops." Hong
Kong pape- declared. " have been behaving
like feeds killing iudscrlniua.Sly meu, women
and ch!hron Truth dcinands the conit seon
that British sailors have hke'gisc been guilt
of the cnrJ1Issiou Of similar rr'oitng barbarI.
tirs, not ouly ON the TacpiDgo Rebel Chinese
but upon tie nuicusye. bel pies, country ncople.
In addlton TO this, the ter9itory which the
wise would have been subject only 70 the
ordinary dcvastations Of vGr, has now been
laid waste by the Taepings, and the inhabitants
exterminated. by way Oi retaliation, the lni-
periallsts have buichered the popaiace right
aud lett, wherever aDy suspicion was enter
tanned upon the question of loyalty. The
whole country around Shaushae hss been
made the scene of unparalleled carnage and
slaughter, and all in the interest OF humanity.
There is ono fact OF record which demon
strates the oit-declared desire of the Taepings
TO stand well with foreign nations. They have
never been detected in aoy act of cruelty to
strangers. Even saec the outbreak OF the
pre,en, war, they have scrupulous!y respected
tho pcrslrs OF all French, English, or Ameri-
cans, that haze fallen into their hands. On
one occasion they released unframed boats
crew of Epgllah sailors whom they had cap
tured in far fsht. The lmperialists, on the
other hand, baye, in their ware with tho En-
shsh, treated prisoners with the same bsrbarity
as that which is visited upon Chinese maletac.
tors TIE reports Of murderous outrages ia
ncted on Enghshmen by the tmPeriallsts cen.
vulred Great Britain only year ago. Now
Britain aud Imperial China are allies,
aud arrayed against the only party in all that
land that has shown itself IN any way capable
Of abandoning the british instincts of tho race
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

CsRnonyx GARpyS.-TAe Sumner season, ~o"'
means the sesson of light breeze, light beVe'ss''
light music, and light fantastic toe is about 10 o. ~,
short at NiIons Garden. PeparaIioas Ter VIC -.
and Winter are now announced ard simple s'o'e y
attraction is promised. But the Summer seas
to 70 out With flicker. The entertainment. "'e''
ems toward the end. new comic pan'o'n'a''
plete with lively tricks, WIS produced last h,eo'
will bs repeated each evening. Isabel Ca0'e :.
revived the best Of her national dances' ane =.
them with glow that rivals the hre fountain !. %
garden. In "El Ole" she seems py f0'eS"n"J
inspired, and her prous,ts is IS binding IS the S'
Of a Catherine. wheel. The sparkle 'o"0,''
too often dashed by orchestral cold water p.
her ont, and she with difficulty seIs hersea AO'-
a,a;n Nm. whatever errors the orchestra display,
v;,hiu ,hr hall, in the concerts without it fahl'
rs.dt., demands. Mr.. Baker o2ers new co"p", =,
tom. n, well 20 judicious selections from 'O' '"
,srcr,ory. The equestrian performance 90 :.
uv.nsd with new fests by the ladies and gen''e''..
If that department.. The audiences grow wSrHs' =.
.preecia,ion ~ tho nights become COOLER ~"
..rdsn promeoaae 10 invariably crowded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

CLAW" under which they were entitled :,
their freedOmf Does The Comwsre;sl msa. %
assert that the Police Of New Orleans voun
respect and enforce that act II not, would
Gen. Buffers soldiers censtrsin them to do a
The facts in this case afford conclusive m.
swer TO these questions.
But 8" they had no right to march a. a,
armed body through that CITY," They did not
wsh to do so. All they desired was an a..
surance that their liberty should be respected
when they would gladly aud promptly have
laid down their arms. They used tho.s
arms only to save themselves from
being kidnapped and forced back into
Slavery. The Police, on the ether hnad,
stimulated by the confident expectation Of .
bride from the traitors who claimed to 10
these mems owners, attacked them on purpose
to reensave them. II is enough TO make one
sick of human nature TO see d jonrcal con.
Quoted by protesting Christians, and IN some
weak sense Republicans, laboring to justify
his lawless and yilainous butchery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
NRW.JERsRY AWAKE:

The New Jersey State Convention, he'd OF
Trenton yesterday, which nominated Marcus
l.. Ward of Newark for Governor, WA the
most enthusiastic aud harmonious assensage
of the kind ever held in that State. Without
auy appearance Of strong party feeling, here
was q unanimous and hearty determination 10
stand by tho Government at all hazards ard "
oil ends The speakers wero constantly nser'
ruptsd BY cheers, aud tho few names opposed
to Mr.. Ward were immediately withdrawn BY
their friends when ho was econ to bo the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
A CONFEDERATION OF AMERTUAN
REPUBLICS.

We mentioned few weeks ago that organi.
cations were forming in Chill for the purpose
Of promoting a closer union between all the
Governments of the American Continent against
European interference. The same plan is
equally popular in Peru. The Garete Ose'd
Of San Salvador says, that the press OF oil tho
Republics of South America is unanimously IN
diQnant at the intention shown by France 70
establish now mOnarchies upon this continent.
Only in Ecuador there 10 q small monarchicA
party, but it is confined to Quito, the mass Ct
the population being as determined to defend
their republican institutions as any Of the other
South American republics.
From the extracts from tho Heroido of Mex
leo, which We publish this morning in another
column. our readers will SEQ that the same
idea is becoming very popular in Mexico.
The highest tribunal Of Justice at Jallsco has
urged the Government to open negotiations at
once for establishing a ccniederacy between al
the American republics, including the United
States, and the demand is seconded IN other
States The Government Of Juarez takes much
interest in the matter. ard will do all that u
10 its power to carry out the project.
From all these indications. it is evident that
q Union between all the American States is b.
coming very popular in the States Of South
America. and that most of the Governments
would probably even now 10 willing to enter
into diplomatic negotiations upOn the subject
The idea is fruitful one. and may lead very
soon to incalculable advantages for all too
States of South America, AID to more rapid
development Of al, the reessrces of that Con.
tufut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

We received on Wednesday evening the in
telligence OF the movements Of the Army oil
Virginia. which we did not torl think proper.
but which to-day we are at liberty to make
public. The letter of our correspondent. who
sends nothiog fer publication except by per
mission of Gen. Pope, fully explains the retro
grade movement OF the ARMY. AZ Cedar
Mountain it was .Jach.on's purpose TO break
through Popc's lines. lat he sas fooled ty the
dispOsition which Pope had made Of his force
and BY the drawer, of Banks and his command.
Beaten back with heavy loss he now atfrmp's
io throw himself between McCican's army
which he las permitted TO lraye the Jane
unruolested that be- might concentrate hi
whole force az this new point Of atiack-snd
Gen. Pope's army, with tue hope, perhaps, Of
annihilatiDg each ia turn. But lie has to deal
with ali adversary az quick aud as futile in
resources as himself. Pope, by II WELDON.
Quoted retreat, is still keeping in jackson
front, and does not mean TO permit him to
turn his flank lie move, steadily forward with
his face 70 his foe, ready always, we mny be
confident, for an attack if Jackson ventures
or ha, already ycntured 10 make one. Every
hour that the two armies continue in these rel
alive positions renders JacksOn's undertaking
the more hazardous and increases Pope's chance
OF successful resistance; for every step taken
brings them nearer TO Burnside with bis CON-
mand, and such portions of the army of the
Potomac as may have already reached Fred.
ericksburg. We may expect to hear any hour,
of bloody battle, but we confidently hope to
announce another victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
A BLrsrERING RECORD.

Gen. Geo Is. Mcclellan opened tho cam
paign in behalf Of the Union 10 West Virginia
by Proclamation. dated May &C. 1861, wherein
he takes care to say:
Misunderstanding all that has been said by the
traitors to induce YOU 70 believe thst our advent
among you will be sigpaiIed by interference with
vonr slaves understand one thug cletry-not only
l we abst .in from all sscb interference, bus We
wiz, on tie contrary, with AL iron hand, cr~'h any
afkmyt at insuveetion on M'r pd'L"
Gen. Robert Patterson, June 3. issued from
Chanbersburg, Pa, his Proclamation to his
troops preparatory to entering Virginia from
the North: wherein he says:
"You must bear in mind that yon are going for
the good Of lbe whole country, and that, while IL ID
your dary puI ish sediIion you must protect the
Ia, al aud, should the occasion offer, at snD.
pycsi strrHe insnruttOn.
Such are the menaces addressed from our
side to the slaves to hold them IN tame sub.
lection to their Rebel masters; and yet tho-e
slaves are tainted by Senator Gown and oil
manner of halfway SeccssiOnIsts with lacking
the ,prrit and courage to improve tao golden
opportunity To strike for freedom
Gen. L. W. Sherman led the land forces that
accompanied Com. Duppnt's expedition Ia
Hilton Head. The General. safely on shore,
addressed u Proclamation "To the People OF
South Carolina all (the Whiies) then IN
fragrant and bitter rebellion. 50 that he could
not find h White IL receive IL copy of tsis APP
real-those "a whom it was proif~red saying
there we're none of the sort he called loyal.
Gen. s. talked to these original aud vlnd'ctive
rebels after this fashion:
"The dictates % a duty which, under the Constitu-
lion | owe great sovereign Stale, ANA To
proud aud hospiTsbls people among whom nave
lussed suue of the pivara''!trt days OF NY lie,
pfvurt ne to pr0cl-im tbai We have come among
yoa with 40 feelings If prroV1al aIimOsItyi 10 desire
10 arm your Cinema DIES roy your properly. or III
terfcre with any Of your lawful laws, right, or
V,,u, s0ci9f and 0cGi t"H fHtiohs beyond what 'be
canes herein briefly auaed to msy render unsvoid-
able"
We might 60 on quoting these gepufieIions
10 Slayery but what use Does any human
bene hnow nn in. sAcr wherein traitor ~ns
reclaiurd to loyslry or rendered les M sgnan,
rct, hy all tbc,e Union tnrBi-oarrng. to
SLAVERY, Ii any one knows a case, lie, hiu
speak out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

The Commercial Adoerf'@r ropettilogs the
slaughter at New.Orleans Of the blacks, freed
by tho Confscation Act, but re-enaaved or
murdered by tho City Police, aided by Union
soldiers from Maine. Much OF its article
seems 80 shamsfuly sophistical and tricky that
we pass it 10 silence. The following 10 more
to tho purpose:
No denies that the slaves seohns eti
freedom But respectfully ss.ert though may possibly
agree VI sutho Of the ett~r that ne
soss ell white obey tho laws even In seek
obtain their freedom Admitting that thsy armed them
prevent cspsore their to New Orleans they
bsd for aud right march armed body
throuxh ely, and th~I against the police
requires halt and disa Their duty when once
Within our lines 70 lay down their and claim s pro
st'on wh'eA ns lao and q" e6e~s W0s1 Aass rS's thea"
What " law aud rhat "Oficers" would
have afforded these unfortunates tho "protsc
ton" Of the COnfscation Act-the only human
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

COLORADO Territory is soon to bold. -
election, at which q Delegate to the next
House of Representatives is to be chosen. Tho
people all profess to be of one party" Union
Administration their Convention brought
forth two rival candidates for ConsreM-Hlrsm
p. Bennett, present Delegate, ard William
Gilpin, late Governor. The contest being
mainly personal, is likely to prove exceedingly
bitter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

A fitting reception to-day awaits Gen. Cor.
coran from all classes Of our fellow citizens.
New-iork will show how it can honor one
who has suffered for and is true ~ the Union.
lie will BE- received in the spirit OF the fol.
loving Dispatch sent to him ct PhiladrIphn
from tai. city by couatiy man and fellow
soldier:
NEwYoR.. No 23' BROADWAY. Aug 81. 1872
G,R MlCH,xL CoscoR.S. FhaddoipAd. Pa
Bgas- sodi- patriot welcome home. Welcome U
new cpros,un.ie. tor distinction sad sIcV conEssuAis
you aud ne county youE msnsd promotion
RICHARD BUSTED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
STATE OF THE MAHIIETS

| The market is again some u cent lower, with
hesitation TO operate any extent Govern
nent Coupons OF 1891 sold at the previous afternoon price to
Ot the Of the lis. dull except in Demand Notes
which were better l0! dc7s A, The Second Board an
improvement in. Opes,o concluded that Pope' amy
had entirely onnhlated and bought with cour
eye The foreign bill market IL held firmly in Consequence of
the strength gold but at the advanced quotations there is
not much business doing In the morning fair smouni
transactions made at l2,d27 for leading sterling signs
urcs and few bills sold high 21i Ls'e in the day
drawers advanced their rates but made saes Franks are
4i0dA37t FieghtS decidedly hrmer the close
pecialy Grain Great Britain The business Of the Sub
Treasury Receips 81 SRA 33-for Cutoms SR4 q
o Payments $50 2sS n; Balance, ss21ss l3 10 The
deposits the Banks continue increase and those nsttu
ons find I, difficult them 70 advantage One Of the
leading Wa street Institutions made loans to-day cent
demand miscellaneous colatess and We presume none
Of the proRin eht stock bsuses paying over q cont
The 3aj y cont fsicss very scarce IN
the discount houses and passed with put difficulty at 'db
cent God hs, been firm under the ears Ia regard to the
army Of Virginia. and sold high i6 Al the close Is
offered tiI5, Dsuapd Notes. for Custom, House
steady Of O7 Oh but not sctiye The 1893 sold at lot
The exchanges Of the Ganb Clearing House this ming
&c $40 l43 80 tolr rather qaie and though the receipts
are light, the low grades Of Western and State are heavy but
Trsde brands il fa reque., and steady The 'ae N
clude $50 bbls Canadian quiet aud he,vy particularly
common brands Southern lower and in modsrai" request
Rys Flour steady and IN fsir Request! Corn Meal Is in light
surpy ard firm West without material alteration the
arrival. are light and the assortment is OF prime qusi'
Barley and Barley Ma continue neglected Oats ere scarce
ard good demand. Rye scarce and firm Corn o?en'd
firm upd- imed arrivals with goo demand but With N
Advance in the rate. freight closes dali 'ses Of 100
90 bush Pork sctiSe end batter under limited arrival.
and decressne stock Beet in improved demand and hrm
Beef Hams snd Bacon quiet Cu Meais fra aud IN fair
request, Ls.I &. Grgf aud in good deiaend Butter and
Cn.r,e nre In Dir ren.e.t. AID aro tim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

The AUeny Argus quotes the recent speech
Of Mr.. Johh b. Haskn as proof that /" ilpHs'
Aecm doctors differ with regard 10 the use Of
freed ssyes in defense Of the Union. Inc
Argus cannot but know that Er. Heskin is 10
Republican, and never pretended to be one
but On anti Lecompton Douglas Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

favorite. He was nominated BY scclamation
amid immense enthusiasm, and will DO tho next
Governor of New-J-rsey. Tho members OF toe
Convention went home to cork; and they VIII
eject bin.
A full report OF the proceedings will DO
found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
A soldier in the "Army OF the Southwest.

A soldier in the "Army OF the Southwest
writes us from Helena, Arkansss, as follows:
Put,e opinion be. changed grady on tie negro quesis
since ATkans.s and zsny regret that Preaesss
ncoln refuses the blacks They lie got By w
regiment stout Abe bodied mss add the; vii hyh; 10
with heavy hand for the sworn to prssA
b., uuor,araely Tor them AID Us they not ell asE
skrasd a, are wehsv boy Of fourteen In esaA
~ ho,o nlcs,y lives milts loui he~ ia Missouri vss
.or. rops OF the characteristic. Of the Aicsn race rsbx
sutes hair eyes, complexion. dialect being Ike Tho
negfo Years. H. ~