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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-05

TAKE your watches, clocks and .ewcIry 20
Jeanncret ncxtdoor tothc Rock Island bank,
if you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his work
warranted to give satisfaction,
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JUSTICE OF lilE rEACE,-Coilectlohs
j faithfully made aud promptly paid over. VI
Ace at his residence, over Reqna's Jewel' S'of''
tllInOIs street,
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.SI,Nn CIrY MOTEL.

c. II. SMITH, Pkofhlhi YIN.
car. HHnoiS and jefferson SiS., Rock Island.
zs~Passcngcrs conveyed to aud from the cars
tr,n ,f rhlrrr,
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". l.. DAILY MPLE.,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General
j Collecting Agent, Cambridge Henry county,
III. Office in the Court House. Reference: d.
Bonar, County Clerk; A. Could, Circuit Clerk I;
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all of iIenry conn-
ty, Ill.
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ianIly -BOfOH HCrdid.
cheap ant Scrricedbie.--We have, tor some
weeks past, had on trial one OF EllIot's lmproy-
ed "Pcarl' Sewing Machines The price of II
being cheaper than that of any other machine we
were somewhat skeptIca regarding its reliability;
but after thorough aud critical trial, we will say
II is every way worthy ot the high reputation sus-
tanned by 1t. Its cheapncss, instead of detractng
from It's worth, makes It the more desirable Ia
these hard times Its stitch IS perfect, and then
| the working of 1t is simple that its Is
| easily learned. 70 our family friends we fully
recommend It -ChriStidH Times.
Farmers Wires and DIughtrS.-We refer 10
EIIIots "Pcafl" Sewing Machine, the simplicity
and usefulness of which cannot be Oyer-estlmated.
/ has all the requisites OF good aud serviceable
machine, and the price places 1t within the reach
&c all. To those OF our readers who wish good
and, at the same time, cheap machine, we unhesl-
tatlngly recommend the one above mentloned.-
FdmCr'S Gdscitc.
EHiOtS Improved "Penri' Seuing Machine,
sold for $50, we believe to be as reliable and as
servlceable as any $50 or $75 Machine in the mar
ket.--NOrthWest ChurChmdn.
Every Family is IntcreSted.-Our attention was
called, the other day, to an excellent machine,
which we believe to be the best and cheapest yet
introduced. 1t seems to be perfect in every way,
and 1t works admirably. being very simply and
thoroughly gotten up. The price of it is but $50.
1t IS Elots''Pearl'' Machine. No family should
be without onc.--CiereidRd Hcrdid.
For sale by II. POWARS,
Near The Cor. of OHIO 4 Illinois SITS,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Agent for Geo. F. Collins K Co., Chicago, III.
y. Btu instructions given.
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PHILIP II. HEINE.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER. is now prepared, to execute
win nratncss and dispatch all orders IN the
painting, Glazing. and Paper Hanging Line, ana
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give MN
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bought and sold.
He invites all to bring their old traps to Hmm
and get the cash fer them.
1zts- All kinds OF property disposed OF at Aac-
ton nm fair terms JOB ROSS.
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1. q. JOHNSON.

.iIAGDN. MAKER Al NuI' OF h"pa'r.
w IN. and Jobb,nI done At snort n"t'c' IN
the best manner and At roA'o"'hIe rates Hnop
an Warrington street, near the ferry landing,
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Artpsian Wells Bored

At short notice, and reasonable terms, Al
work warranted to give satisfaction. Address,
c. l., MERRILL,
Rock Island Illinois.
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XEILERsTRAss ~ FRIES.

nECTlFlERS and Manufacturers OF pomes-
tI,tIr Lluors, Importers and Dealers IN Foreign
N,H.saui Liquors. Front street, opposite ferfy
Landing, Rock Island
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MoSt Valuable Beck Of the Day
TIE NEW
AMERICAN CYtLOP n Ola.

As volume after volume Is issued, this noble
work ehcI,s stronger praise from all quarters.
The North American Review says: "Ne can
turn to no title which does not confirm our con-
fdence in the work. Each article seems to have
been written by an expert. There can be no don0t
that at ielst for the use Of american reuters, ana
in some respects rhererer The English idngudg'' IS
spoken. mis- CurlopGdja uH grrat!y SurPdSS {"
ralue any similar compjiatire yet issued an '''"''
side Of the Atlantic - ,o.d
In the present startling times, when "" $3.50.
posting on so many topics little thought Oh Oe''e'
1t is invaluable. ra,, Work:
Published by D. Appleton Co.. we"
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

w ~ roov J. WILSON DRURy.
COOK q DRURY.
Successors Of Cook, Dillon LIndley,)
Dacenp0n, lowa.
WE have formed a partnership tor the
w pratice of Law, to which we shall devote
our personal attention. CoOh Dhoh''
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hOUk III AND Argus.
riiI! DAILY ARGUS.

Containing full tcegraphlc reports aud the la
test news, is published every evening, except
SUNDAY, at STA Dollars year payable quarterly
n advance,
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PREMIUM Jon PRINTING.

ufi"rsfur Jop PRINrING wall mrrI with prompt
attention. at the ARGus OrfIrE, lhd h"rArc"l'o al
reasonable rates
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., I'RISI<GtiR.

- ECTIFlER aud Manufacturer OF Domestic
IL Liquors, and dealer IN Foreign wines ana
tiUnnrs. Palace Row. Illinois street, Rock Island
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The time of redemption from SAID sale will et-
pre- on the Both day Of June, A. b. 1862
+. VI. FOWLER.
February q.
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~ Nix = T o RE
SECOND HAND FURNITURE

at the same place, where he buys and sells OLE
Stoves, Rags Old Iron, Copper, Brass, &c &c
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that the under
y signed purchased, at the Collectors Sale, on
the Both day of June, A. d. 1860, for taxes
due the State of Illinois and County OF Rock
Island the following described lands. viz
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AUCTION STORE.

The subscriber keeps an AUCTION STORE, IN
Rock Island, Front Street corner OF hagIe,
near the river. at the old stand formerly kept by A.
Butcher, where furniture and all kinds Of property
will be sold at auction.
LIZ a l-n knnns
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,oIUG Magistrate aud Exoihcio Justice
at the Peace. Collections made and prompt!
p'ld ,ycr. Odce IN Bl,Icy& Boyle's block up
,tqIrs, Rock Island
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
" signed purchased at the Collectors Sale, on
the Goth day of June, A. D., 1861, for taxes and
costs due the State of Illinois and County of Rock
Island. the following Gown lot, via:
Lot 10, block 3, in Bailey& Boyle's addition to
the city OF Rock Island m
The time of redemption from said sale viii e1-
nire ON the e9th day OF June. A. D., 1868.
DAVID KOCHENDORFER.
Rock Island, Feb. 18th, lso2
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slFutllng around a. large Us .s'e "na '"''t AZ
III "'' a,,, ,lrnu,L liic-hnhirs
which mn nnreut can contemplate without 4
shudder. IL is Il sad sight, but II Is ne'esthe'
less, true. Our boys are, perhaps no h''u'
er 'han 'hoNr VI u."o' s'"n,i 1 IN :
,',''','o, ,,at sns,ts had ,,r their training at
home, and will tell "A fearful story in coming
years, We shall, soon have more 10 say on
Tue SUBJECT
we copy tue foregoing from "'' ''"''''
heP"o''' Oh '"'H wees p''""Se "'""pF'S
win eq""' 'oF'c anu 'lu"' 'F"'" u "''' paw
--"n' WI" '''S ""'''''' i''''' "''' " Wv
boys nave '"''r '"'"cr 'N"''P'' WI 'f''"
ing their time NJ sa'ooi''' II men III '''S
tow" WI" nave spent years OF '''n' ana ''''"'
'""1' 81 "'""''' !" '"'"""', ''"' "'''''' 40
'n"'n I''n' ana money 10 "''.'' ANU ''''' Wv
plans i'r the o'hout o' ho'" ''""'' our P'"''
"o"'a present " "'"e''h' appearance ''o''
"''' II "''' INV
uon OF our people tot forming Il board OF trade
or business MISREPRESENTATION Of some SORT no
matter what 1t is called, -some association OF
the active business men whose object shall
be the mutual Improvement ct ITS members
the concentration oi their EFFORTS to some gwen
OBJECT the harmoh'1'hg oil our people uhd'f
some organization where the energies VI dit
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-. pKlasNOrI.

rrORNEY n COUNSELLOR ut Law
"A Solicitor IN Chancery, Real Estate ana 'o''
sctlug Agent, Moline.
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BARLEY COFFEE.

THE best substitute for Coffee-a new ar
tice Just received and for sale at
n PERRY'S.
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HEATING STOVES,
FIRE CRATES,

In short, everything in our line of trade can be
found, and all at prices that will astonish you.
Give us call and see for yourselves
SWILER & REID.
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j. VI. MOORE,

,XvuoLESALE " RETAIL DEALER IA
w uarINare. Cutlery, lrsn, Mas, Window
G,s., ~. c,faer ol iluuoIS and Ha'i'i' streets,
RocA Island, IL.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-05

EANILY GROCERY AND Prov lSi .Jt
Il STORE Produce pougnl and sold ''o'o
on the N,st rort'r 81 Orleans ant "'l'' '''''
The hrnrm luInrL,
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..NGLEy, o. W. ~
J.Ii.LtNGLES ~ co..,
AI-NN. n. SMANDI.R.

ENERAL Commission ana Forwarding
II Merchants. Dealers IN SAT-, h!utau,,IHG ''
nn, coal. Lime, &c, leyee, Rock Island, III,
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ATTENTION is requested To the new adver-
ti.emrnt of Deyoc x Champion, in relation to
Il large lot Of photographs albums they have
lust received,
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

,,,IIE notes, book accounts and papers of
N, julius Schulze, saddler and harness
,iaker have been left with me for settlement
All those indebted to him are notified to make
Immediate payment, or cost will be made.
HENRY FISCHEL, Justice of the Peace
Rock Island, Dec =, 1851.
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~ Nu'l tltlH llt III u lllnlA'N NHl'''' w ~
'al notices wIllhelascrtcd at loconts perImc each
insertion
DR SMIrr's ELt.rKIC OiLis selling rapidly and
performing many cures, Mcssrs. ClocIus Spel-
del have sold quite 4 large quantity, already, aud
they say Il gives universal satisfaction. See ad-
vCrtlS"mcnt'
CouGns.-rhc great and sudden change of our
climate are fruitful sources OF Pulmonary amt
bronchial: affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily aud certain
~ when taken IN the early stage of the disease =,
recourse should at once he had To " BroWH' 5
Br0HCtjCH irochD,, or Lolcngcs, let the Cough
Irritation of the throat be ever 50 Ieht, as by
tins prcCautiou more serious attack may be ell
icctually wardod off.
The following IS an extract from 4 letter wflt-
ten by the Rev. J. 5. lloImc, pastor O the Pierre.
point street bnptls, church, BroukI!n,N. ito the
"Journa and Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and
speaks volumes IN favor of that worldrcnowned
medicine. Mas. WiN,Low' SOOTHING SYRuP ron
CHLsRuN IEtrHING;
owe see an advertisement ~ your columns OF
Mrs WInsluw's soothing Syrup. Now We never
SAID a word IN favor Of patent medicine before
IN our lite, hut We are compelled To 81! To your
readers that tins Is no humhug-We hare fitd u,
and kRDW II 10 bcdN Il CilimS 1t 10 probably one
of the most successful medicines OF the day, be
cause II is one Of the best. And those of your
readers who have babes cant do better than lay IN
a supply aplso twa"ly
WHAT - III!
What is It that blickcus gray whlskcr, IN five min
utes
(iIRI~TtDDRO's Di h.!
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business cards.
!. j. BEkaDsLGS,
WILLIAM SllEARiGk'

TrORNEY II uNSELLOR Al IA" +
I 1Hira ~ fine Court House, Rock Island
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NOTICE. Ny wife Emily, having left my
\ bed and board without just cause or proyaca-
ton. hereby give notice that shall pay no debts
of her contracting.
JOHN s. MILLS.
Pleasant Ridge, Feb. 20, 1862.
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The great trouble with sewing machines, thus
far, has been that those which are good for any
thing, such rs Singers, Grover Il Bakers, or
Wheeler Wisconsin too expensive, whilst the
cheaper ones were made SO imperfect that they
did not answer the purpose. Messrs. George +.
Collins Co, of Chicago, bring now before the
American public Elot's Improved pearl
double threaded machine, which has all the per-
tcctous Of the higher priced machines, and only
costs $50. Grdnd RIpW lNch.) Adrertiscr.
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u WNRNOCk.
WtRNOCk II KELLY,

MANUFACTURERS of Soap ana Can
VI dies, Rock island, Ill., Cash Pa'd Tor ia'-
low aud Grease.
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rnE editor OF the Davenport gazette, after
reading the evidence in the Quinlan examina.
ton, says;
From the testimony adduced on the ex.
animation, we should juigcit will be very diff
tcult to procure a conviction
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:. n. uAwLEY, - -
ulWLEY ~ WELLS,
1 rTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, H.
Office IN Bailey and Boyle's Block
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DR, SMIru's ELt.rWC UiLts selling tapldlI and
performing many cures Mc,srs, Cnclus Spei-
del have sold quite 4 large quantity, already, aud
the! say II gives universal satisfaction. See ad-
yrTtIhumNml.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

Er- Under tuIshcld limited numbcfot spec
ial notices viii hcIascrtcd at I0ccnts perINc each
insertion
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VINO Is IIe?-.A letter directed to william
II. Cooper, Rock Island, Mercer county, Hi
nois," forwarded from Olympia, California,
to New York, by Wells, Fargo Co.'S tx
press, was received here u day or two since,
The letter is of consequence to the man to
whom it is directed aud il any one who sees
this notice, knows this man, he will confer q
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Tmr SCorCn REGIMENT.-- Mr. d. j. Clcl-
aud left for Chicago on Tuesday evening the
ith inst, with 81 men Cor Montsomery's COM
pany, from this county, in Col. Camcron's
Scotch regiment. The company now has
between GO aud 20 men in camp, and wants
IL or % more The office in this city, under
charge of Mr. Ekstrom, is still open for re-
cruits.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26
THE PRESIDENT ON coxFIscATION

The Presidents objections to the confscation
bin, which we print in another column, should
be read by every man in the South
whose mouth has been sullied with the utter
ance of abuse upon his person and character.
In every sentence may be found evidence of
the scrupulous love of justice which, sttem-
pered by disposition eminently merciful, dis
tinguishes ABRAHAM LINCOLN among living
statesmen. Standing like the Peak of Tene-
rife, to be assailed by the excited waves Of
rebellious assaults on the one hand, and those
Of extreme sbolitionism on the other, be tow
ers above them all in an integrity as sublime
in the estimation Of me true patriot as it Is
battling TO the schemes,of corrupt ambition and
the blind aims of fiery fanAticism. On read
ing the plainly worded, strong and well di-
gested arguments Of the President, we were
reminded of sentence we once heard from the
lips of an eminent jurist Had the South but
taken time to know Lincoln, secession would
have been impossible.
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some hing better; they are unobjecfionabie.
And the fourteenth is entirely proper, if all
other parts of the act shall stand.
That to which chiefly object pervades
most parts of the act, but more distinctly ap-
pears in the first second, seventh and eighth
sections.
The President's Conclusion.
1t is the sum of those provisions which re-
suits in the divesting of title forever. For the
causes of treason. and the ingredients Of trea-
son, bat amounting to the full crime, it de-
clares forfeiture extending beyond the lives of
the guilty parties; whereas the Constitution OF
the United States declares that no attainder of
treason shall work corruption of blood or for
FIXTURE except during the life of the person at
tainted. True there is to be no formal attain
der in this case, still think the greater pun
/ ishment cannot be constitutionaliy inflicted in
| n different form for the same ofense. With
great respect, am constrained to say, think
| this feature Of the act is unconstitutional. II
would not be difficult to modify it. I may re-
mark that the provision of the Constitution,
| put in language borrowed from Great Britain
| applies only in this country, rs understand
to resi- or landed estate. Again, tbs act, by
proceeding IN rem, forfets property for the in
| gradients of treason without a conviction Of
| the supposed criminal or a personal hearing
| given him in any proceeding. That we may
not touch property lying within our reach be
cause we cannot give personal notice to ar
owner who is absent endeavoring to destroy
| the Government, is certainly not very salts
factory; still the owner may not be thus en-
| gagged, and think reasonable time should
be provided for such parties to appear anC
have personal hearing. Similar provisions are
not uncommon in connection with proceed
ings IN rem. For the reasons stated I return
the bill to the House in which it originated.
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reader may find that the sales during that
short period, amounted TO 15s,s7o bales, of
which the Epinners took only 5S,24o, while
35,s4o bales we're taken By exporters, to Be sent
oHt Of the country, land es,sso fell into the
hands of spectators.
Now while the British Government has been
permitting the withdrawal of million of bales
during the past year from England, and once
nearly thirty-siI thousand during single
week, is il fair, is it Just 10 throw on the
United Ststes the whole responsibility Of the
suferiDgs crested by the scarcity OF cotton
among the operatives Is the nited States to
be blamed for not furnishing cotton for the
specializing purposes of British exporters
And does no responsibility rest on the British
Government, itself, for permitting speculation
to highten if not create distress amid its own
people.
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LAST CONGRESS.

Congress has adjourned, and we are glad of
il, though not among those who believed that
its deliberations at all checked in the past the
operations of the executive; but we do think
that Just now, when the work to be done is
understood and being begun, the cessation of
deliberation will leave action more free and
effective.
grumbled at as slow and sleeping but, if we
look at its record Of work printed in another
column, if we review the importance to the
country of the work done, we are driven to the
conclusion that industry was distinguishing
feature of the past Congress. The Great Pa
cifc Railroad Scheme; The Freedom of the
Public Lands TO Actual Settlers; The Act for
the More Efectual Suppression of the Slave
Trade; The Abolition of Slavery in the Dis
triet Of Columbia; The Law that All Terrific
ries of the u S. Shall Be Henceforth and
forever free from Slavery; the Confscation act,
as modified by the Presidents suggestions; the
militia bill, authorizing the employment of
the slaves Of the rebels in any capacity that
the public exigencies may demand; the direct
Tax Bill; the new Tariff; and, finally, the
great measure authorizing the creation of an
iron-clad Navy-all this done by one Con-
gress, may well free it from the charge of idle
ness.
But it is not only in what it has done, but
also in what it has left undone, that Congress
merited special praise. It so legisla.ed to aid
the Executive in these trying times, as not to
have called FORTH solitary ueto; and this, when
such a man as ABRAHAM LINCOLN possessed
the forbidding power, is sure evidence that
the general tenor of Congressional action has
been held on the way of the Constitution, and
has ever been guided by the sore needs of the
Nation.
of the coming Congress it may seem almost
premature to speak; yet one prophecy we
would venture which is, that all Democratic
aspirants to seat therein will rur on q plat
form even more thoroughly warlike and anti
slavery than that on which the last majority
was elected.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26
HAUNTING.

Some individuals whose more advanced age
enables them to avoid the acquisitions of Gen.
HovEY's order No. l, seem exceedingly fond
Of relating what sacrifices their hearts could
make for the rebellion, and of asserting that
they would rather loose life, liberty or pro-
perty, or all three than take an oath to abjure
the pseudo ConfederScy.
Especially are they fond of expstiating on
the theme to those wiser men whose ages
bringing them within the order, caused them
TO return to an allegiance which in the past
secured to them greater blessings than were
ever before conferred by any earthly organ
ization.
To old men we would give few words Of
forgiving advice. We would urge upon their
consideration that the solemn obligation Of an
oath is not one to be trifed with, that the su.
thorities might some day believe it necessary
70 require similar pledges of loyalty from
strappiDg youths of seventeen, and gray haired
plosters of seventy. 1t is but poor return
for the lsniency shown, to taunt as 'traitors,
men who like the prodigal have merely re
turned home
How would these exempt gentlemen feel or
being with trath tainted for a cowardice thai
prevents their fighting for cause to which
they profess such strong attachment, or with
being asked, sShy they think it SO fine thing
to live under the stars and stripes, and SO dan
gerous and harrassing to be removed to tbs
land of secession.
There Is something extremely petty in this
meanness; and we should not be surprised i
Suddenly, all we're placed on equality in regarc
to this matter; and all lovers of rebellion b
required to stick to it, and haters of the gov
eminent to leave its protected precincts