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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
GencraI Orders-NO. e5.
HEADQUARTERS OHIO MILITIA, ~
ApJurANT-G GEnERAL's OFFicE,
CofuMnua 0hio. AuO. is. 1869

Its imperatively required, of all officers and
persons recruiting in this State, for regiments,
or smsller organizations now in the Held, and
of every commanding officer of any company,
SQUAD, or detachment recruited, or being re-
cruited for any of the Ohio regiments, or bate
ries. now forming for the three years service,
immediately upon receipt Of, . or upon obtaining
knowledge of the existence Of this order, and
upon being furnished with proper blanks, to set
about obta niDg and preparing the facts re-.
ouired, to fll up such blanks with accuracy and
disuatch; and By twelve O'Clock at noon of Sat.
urday, the 23d inst., TO fill up, according 10 the
form furnished, and instructions thereon given,
A ESPECIAL ENLISTMENT RETURN" showing sep
arately, for each election district, and IN Phs-
betical order, the name Of each recruit, kiB age,
ulace of residence, date Of enlistment, by whom
sworn, and for whatregiw company and bat
tery enlisted; aud 10 deliver such epeclal enlist
ment return Immediately, to the commanding
officer Of theipsoper post, camp, or station, who
will, az soon ss such returns due from the OH
cers uuder his command, or ordered TO report TO
him. are all received, and at the latest, by two
O'clock 10 the afternoon of the 23d inst. forward
the same by special messenger, travelling Win
all dispatch, to these Headquarters. i
Officers, who have ceased to recruit men, will
perform their duties under this order, as soon
az they receive the same.
Commandants OF cAmps, end field and stsit
oficers of regiments, will promulgate this or
der, as soon ee received, 10 all officers under
their command, and by the distribution OF
'blanks, and every other means 10 their power,
euforcs the prompt execution OF this order
-ComuauY and recruiting officers, having duties
10 pretorrn under this order, will be subject to
dismisssl, il those duties are not promptly and
fully performed. s2l ls al nsS
By order.
Aa;n,ont 6a,aral of 0hiA
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While the Pfesldent considers that The isetn
referred 70 would justify refusal on our para
to execute the cartel By which We have egfeed
10 liberate an excess Of prisoners OF war In our
hands, sacred regard for plIghted faith, which
shrinks from the semblanco Of breaking prom
ise, preoludes resort 70 such an extFemltyi
nor 10 is his desire to extend TO any other force
Of the United states the punishment merited
BY General Pope, and such commissioned on
cere as choose 70 participate In the execution Of
his Infamous order. -..-i-----
have the honor 10 be. very respectfully,
your obedient servant, sal
N tMkl General Commanding.
General Orders No 81, from the Adjutant.
Generals Office, were enclosed. They we're
published on Saturday.
lE.Tre 4 fffff4a ---> fifU ir
ePfRlTRp REPLY OF GENERAL HALLEcK--TnE IN
suit REBuKRD.
HEADouARTRRs OF TIE Amy,
gWnT WAaHrseroN, August 3, ls60J
General r. e. Lee, Commanding, ETC.:
GENERAL: Your two communications Of the
I'd inst, With Enclosures, are received. As these
papers ere coucbed In language exceedingly In
sulting to the Government of the United States,
l must respectfully decline to receive them =
They are returned herewith. 81 u
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
-, ..-,., 49, H. w. HALLECK,
General-in- Chief United States Army.
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CouECIL PRocEEDNes.--Att the meeting of the
City Council last evening-Mr. Dousy In the
chair as President pro ten the City Solicitor
made report in reference to the Jurisdiction oI
the City over the recently annexed TERRITORY
stating that within two months from the time
the County Commissioners ratified such annex
alton, any person interested may make com.
plant to the Court Of Common Pleas, and the
Court may, upon good cause shown, auuul
such annexation. But IL 10 cOmplsint should
be made within two months, or the; COM
plaiDt made should be dismissed BY the Court,
the laws and ordinances Of the city will then be
inlfull force over the annexed territory
Mr.. Rickley offered resolution which was
adopted, authorlsins Thomas Roberts 10 dig q
well on Mound street. h,l
The ordinance to gravel High street from
North to South Public Lane, was read the third
time and passed. , 4rif1 -
The ordinance to assess Especial tax Of nine.
ty-niue cents and t&o mills upon each foot front
Of the real estate on the west side Of Third
street from Spring street TO Hickory alley, was
also read the third time and passed.
The ordinance to assess special tax Of
eighty-one cents and three mills on each foot
front Of the real estate on the east side Of
Washington avenue from East Gay stree. Tex
tended) to Boone street, was also read the third
time and passed. a - E'la'
.The ordinance IN pPavant ho1a running at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

The following promotions have been made in
the Twenty -Afsh Ohio, NOW at Culpepper, Vir-
glniai - "a "a
Major James F. Charlesworth promoted to
Lieutenant ColOnsl; Capt. Jere. Williams to
Major; Lieut.. I. W. BOEles TO Captain; Lieut..
N. HOughton to cAptaiOi Lieut.. Charles B
Jones to CsptaiD; James Templeton. George W.
Martin, Alex Sinclair and John T Wood sp-
pointed let Lieu,enaDts, and Samuel P. HOus-
ton, John Il. Millirson and Edwsrd H. Sever
ance, "a Lieutenants.
The several promotions and appointments
are duubtsss well merited, for the. officers and
men in the 25.h are credit tOthe State. Il
is one Of the best fighting regiments Ohio has
turned out 1t has been engaged in the bat
ties Of Cheat Mountain, Greenbrier, Allegheny
summis, Monterey, Ball Partrice Mountain,
cross Keys, and several aiE4irs Of minor impOr-
tance.
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THr DMLY oHrO srArEsMAN is sen. BY all
the early morning express and freight irainE'
and delivered to subscribers il adjacent 'o"ns
abOus the same time it is Distributed in this
city. This enables readers at a distances from
the Capital of Ohio to get the news Of the day
from SIX to eight hours befcretbsy can receive
10 through papers published elsewhere.
News dealers and carriers in any Of the towns
on Railroads csnteriug at Columbus viii be sup
piled With The sTArEsMAN on as good terms as
any other paper. clubs for The Daily will be
supplied at agents' rates, Orders are solicited,
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have done sn e1osIIeDi bnsilebs here, Which
lore d al evidence Of The supehofity q tnelr
,entertaInments. The Cinderella, a nsaA'. Nap
1 treat and the double voiced song 90 INTRO
duced by Miss Sallle, WAS one Of me nness vo-
cal Efforts We ever heard. In the last piece we
have en- exhibition Of the really wonderful vo'
cal and dramatic powers Of this young arsis.e;
The Infant Julia seems 70 win me nent,s ~ 81
renders the dliicult parts assigned her. Master
Alfred D great 10 ell he attempts, either ID
drumming, acting. singing or dancing. Master
Beliamin 10 the most irreslstable funny fellow
II 10 possible 10 conceive, keeping the audience
In q roar all The time. His John Lump tne
countryman, IN the last piece, 10 the perfection
Of comic acting. Mafter John gives evidence
Of careful training.
Certainly We must all 90 and see and hear
the Holman family tomorrow night I"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

1 Colonel Darlington left for indianapolis
yesterday morning under orders from Wash
ington to take charge Of the mus.sring Of the
Indiana volunteers. He has detailed for mus
teripg service In Ohio Capt. Charles o. How.
ard, Lieut. Horace Brown, Lient. Charles L.
Freeman, all Of the 18th U. s Infantry, who,
wish Capt. A. B. Dodd, of the 18th Infantry,
will assist Lieut.. Grier, I'd u. s, Cavalry, or
dered to this city on this duty. sor
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The meetings for the EIecGiOa OF
-"7e u Delegates. -i

We would remind our Democratic and Con-
setva,ive fellOw-cidzsus, that the township and
ward meetings for the election Of delegates to
the County Convention are 20 be beld on Friday
afternoon ard evening next, the 22d instant
and the County Convention Is to assenbls at
the City Hall IN Columbus, on Saturday, the
Rsd instant. at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, Lettbers be
a full Iurp out, and good delegates selected in
q all the townships and wards. aa
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CaAs, w. HILL.a
Adjutant General Of Ohio.
,mPoRrAsr ooesEsPoND,nN OR.


Letter from Gen. sLee--Ksesponse OF
Gen. Halieck. I3 seE
HEApQuARTKRs DEPARTMENT or NonTHEnsl
VIRolEiA, July 81, 1885
GENERAL: Ithas come to my knowledge that
MANY of cur citizens, eDgaged IN peaceful ayo.
cations, have been arrested and imprieoned be-
cause they refused to take the oath OF ale
glance to the United States, while others by
hard and harsh treatment have been compelled
To take an oath NOT to bear arEns against that
Government. have learned that about one
hundred of the latter class have recently been
released from Fortress Monroe.
This Government refuses to edmit the right
Of the authorities Of the United Ststes TO arrest
our citizens and extort from them their parole
not to render military service 10 their country,
under the penalty Of incDrriDg puDishment in
csee they fall into the hands of our troops.
am directed by the Secretary Of War to
inform YOU that such oaths will not be regard
ed as obligatory, and the persons who take them
viii be required I'd render military Service
should your Government treat the rendition Of
such service BY these persons as 9 breach Of
parole, end punish Il accordingly, this Govern
ment Will rescrt to retaliatory measures 90 the
CIV means of compelling the observance Of the
rules Of civilized warfare.
/ have the honor 70 be, very res1ecnpliy, your
ohsdis,t servant. - ifsl R. E.LEE,
General Communicating.
To Major. General @. B. Mcclellan, com
manding army Of the Fcsomacs !
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rHE CAMPAIGN sTATEsMAN.

EdE CAMEAAOIN . = n n
This paper will be devoted exclusively to the
publication Of matter designed to promote the
success Of sound constitutional doctrines and
principles--and the overthrow OF Abolition
Rep lbIicanism at the ballot box ~,
The price win be as follows:
Single copies, 81 cents -
CLUBS o. from to 25 copies, % cents each copy
Clubs of from 26 70 SO I" %
Clubs Of 81 copies sld over,
to One address, -r1t ~
The above price win barely cover the cost
the object being to put the paper at such 10"
figure ss to insure general circulation through
out the State
County and ToWpshlp Committees and Clubs
should send in their orders by the l7th day Of
July, 1862. The cash must in ell cases socom
pany the order. 1sr
Friends OF constitutional liberty, 60 70 work
and give The Campaign State'msn vide cir
culation. Address, n,
MANYPENNY h MILLER,
Publishers Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
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II II Is said that the entire quota for Madi-
son county, under the two calls for three hun
dred Thousand men each, has been filed, and
that she has surplus Of fifty men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

T Il is stated that Colonel CarringtOn still
wsnts one hundred and Ave men to ali up his
regiment. Recruiting Office at the headquarters
on West Broad street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

CRAWLING HIeH sTREET We invite the
attention of contractors TO the advertismsnt of
Mr. Fisher, our City Civil Engineer. soliciting
proposals. until the 2Sth inst. for gravellDg
High street.
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Local Matters.

~ Colonel Leggstt of the 18th Ohio hasrs.
turned to Z,nesville for the purpose of recruit
Ing for his regiment. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

The Democracy Of the 18th Congressional
District held their Convention at Marietta, on
Thursday, the ll.h inst, and nominated the
Hon. JAhss r.. MOnns, Of Woodsaele. for
re.sIsc.Ion to Congress. Tho nomination
was made BY acclamaslon, amid she great.
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ANNoUNoEmENTs.
COUNTY oLnBK.

EpITohs sRAr1sxkE please announce T q. sHzaARD
s aoandidass for the Office Of Clerk Of the courta Of
Rpkln county sutsc. 10 the decision Of tho Democrats
County convsntIon. Mr.. Shepard has been Dspsty
CLERK for the past four years. and Is thoroughly con-
vsrsant with the various duties pertaining To the oe,
and his nomination will please fAE3
u 9iflJ MANY DEMoORATs.
EprroRs ONO sTATEBMAE--Announce the name Of
L. DoHERTr a candidate for the ofae Of CLERK Of
the Courts Of Prapkn county subject to the decision
Of the Democratic nominating Convention, and obligs
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDrToRs srATRsnAE Please announce DAVID W.
Books as candidate for the ONCE Of CLERK Of tho
Franklin County Courts, subject 70 the Dsnocratis
County Nominating oonysutions and obllse
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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%, n..,u. Inlp os 1862

J All persons indebtsi 10 90, either BY note Of
on account, are hereby notified to make pay
ment on or before the 10Th Of September next
We shall leave for collection oil claims not paid
y STONE 4 o,HARRA.
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Let Ward will meet at North Engine House.
Cd Buckeye Hotel.
2. Sd City Mayors Ofioe.
4lh [" slmonton's Exchange.
5th I" /" South Engine House.
~ ~ | WIN. DOMIgAN,
.ts8 ttgot L e. WILSON.
JOS. FALKENBACH,
~ M. L DOHERTY,
I'D PATRICK DUNN,
A q. HIBB5.
"a FsrAT, 81 ce1'E JACOB ARNOLD.
.HAl4@c3 '+'t MOSES SEYMOUR,
VIM. COOPER,
.sBls4 County Central Committee.
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I tFnE HctMAE TncuPE.l These talented ar.
,is:as, ub6lsill Sppear Tor theyart iimein our
city, at the Anth speum to. morrow "wednesday
nIghtSpedemed In clsyslgna On Friday even
Ing, o6 TIA. Pwfernsnss the Herald thus
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

Promo,fons In she Twenty-IiEtn
Ohio. .rt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

Last night this gifted family had = crowded
house, ell Of whom we're enthuslasAe IN their
manifestations Of appreciation. The Holman's
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MANY DsMooRATs
INRIRMARY DIRECTOR.

EDiToRs srATuMM:-PIeass announce the name Of
IRzDzaicK HAmwAID as candidate for 1Darnary Direc
tor, subject to the Democratic nominating OonTenton,
and Oblge MANY DEMOCRATS.
" RptToRs ssrXTTsMAN'-Announcs the name Of 0RvuIE
oAn for nomination before the Democratic County Goa
vention for rnafmary Director.
July 90. MANY VOTERS.
EpfToRs STATRsMAN:-Please announce the name Of
Jom Il. EARHART a. suitable candidate for nomina-
ton BY the Democratic County oonysntion for Innrna
~ Director. Every Democrat in the county will agree
with voter that Mr. Earhart Is Just the man for the
place DEMOCRAT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

Fifteenth OOnGressionaI DIsgrIct---
NomInatIon Of Hon, James II. Nor
ras.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

tIon Tor tie reply b General Lee's complaints
70 regard 70 the trsatmeht Of prisoners ~ Fort
Tue Gosefnment Of the United States has
never authorized any sxtortion Of oaths of al
legiance or military paroles, and has forbidden
any measures to be ftBDrted to tending 20 that
cad. Instead Of exioriing oaths Of allegiance
and PAROLES, It has Refused the application Of
several thousand pfihoners TO be permitted to
take them and return to their homes In the
rebel States. AT the same time thls Govern
meDt claims, and will exercise the right, TO
arrest, imprison, or place beyond lite military
lines, any persons suspected Of giving aid and
information to its enemies, or OF any other
treasonable act; and II the persons 90 arrested
voluntarily take the oath of allegiance, or give
their military parole, and afterward violate
their plighted faith, they will be punished ac-
cording to the laws and usages Of war.
You will assure General Lee that no unseen
ly threats Of retaliation, on hls part, will deter
thia Government from exercIsing its lawful
rights over both persona and property, Of what
Boever name or character. FtN H6#9
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
H, w. HALLECK,
General-in- Chief, U. 8. Army.
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HEADQUARTERS or THE ARMY,
WASHINGTON, Aug. Z, ls62.S

General R. E. Lee, commanding, etc.
GESERAL: Your letter of July 9th was re-
ceived at the Adjutant Generals Office on the
l4Ih, but supposing from its Endorsement that
it, required no further reply, It was fled with
out being shown to the President or Secretary
of War. learn to-day, for the first time, that
such letter bad been received, and hasten to
reply. ....s-tlsa,-r. IL.
No authentic Information has been received
In relation to the execution Of either John Owen
or Mumfoid, but measures will be taken to
ascertain the facts Of these alleged executions,
of which you will be duly informed.0
need not hardly assure you, General, that 90
far as the United States authorities are con
cerned, this contest will be carried on in strict
accordance with the laws and usages of mod
ern warfare, and that all excesaes will be duly
punished.
In regard to burning bridges, etc |, within our
lines by persons in disguise rs peaceful citizens,
refer you to my letter Of the 22d of January
last, to General Price. think you will fnd
the views there expressed as not materially diff
fering from those stated In your letter. ~
In regard to retaliation by taking the lives
Of innocent persons, know Of no modern an.
thority which justiies IL, except In the extreme
case Of war with any unoiyilized foe, which has
himself frat established such basbarous rule
The United States will never countensnce such
a proceeding, unless forced to do so by the bar
bArous conduct of an enemy who first applies
such rule to our own citizens. ~
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
H w. HALLECK,
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HEADouAHrEns AlnY or THE c. s., I
NrAR Rioanonn. Va AuO. 2. 1869

HEADQUARTERS Army on THE y. D., [
NEAR RIoHnonD, Va, Aug. 2, 1895
To the Gen0 dlcOmmandin0 the Army ofts United
Statts, Warrington:
GENEnL: On the 2olh Of Jnue last Was in.
structed by the Secretary Of War to inquire of
Mel .-Gen. Mcclellan as to the truth Of alleged
murders, committed on our citizens by officers
of the United States army. The casea Of Viii
liam b Mumford, reported to have been muir
dered at New Orleans by order Of Major. Gen
B. F. Butler, and Col. John Oven, reported to
have been murdered In Missouri, by order Of
Major Gen, Pope, were those referred TO. Ihad
The honor TO be informed BY Major Gen MoClel-
Ian that he had referred the Inquiries to his
Government for reply. No answer has az yet
been received. The President Of the Conied-
crate States has since been credibly informed
that numerous other officers Of the army Of the
United States, within the Confederacy, have
been guilty OF felonies and capital offenses,
which are punishable by all laws, human and
divine. l am directed by him to bring to your
notice few Of those best authenticated. News
papers received from the United States announce
as fac. that Msjor-G General Hunter has armed
.slaves for the murder Of their masters, and has
thus done all 10 his power TO inaugurste @
servile war, which is worse than that of the
savage, inasmuch as It supersdds other horrors
to the indscrimnRte slaughter of all ages,
sexes, and conditions. Brig. Gen. Phelps is
reported to have initiated at New Orleans the
example Get BY Cen. Hunter on the coast Of
South Carolina Brig. Gen. @. N Fitch is
stated in the same journals to have murdered,
In cold blood, two peaceful citizens, because
one Of hig men, while invading our country,
was killed by some unknown person while de-
Tending bis home. lam instructed by the Pres
ident Of the Confederate States to repeat the
il quiTy relative to the cases Of Mumiord and
Oven, and to ask whether the statements In re-
lstion to the action Of Generals Hunter, Phelps,
aud Fitch are admitted TO be true, and wheiher
tue Q nducsiofthe generals 10 sanctioned by
their Government.
am further directed by bis Excellency tho
President TO give notice that, 10 the event Of
not receiving reply TO these inquiries within
fifteen days from the delivery of this letter, Ii
will be assumed thst the alleged facts are true
and sanctioned By the Government Of the United
States. In such event, on that Government
will rest the responsibility Of the retribution or
re.aliatory measures which shall be adopted to
pat an end 30 the merciless atrocities which
now characterize the war against the Confederate
States. - e ars = ~ GVFT
am, most respectfully, your obedlentservant,
fNAth R Z. LEE, General Commanding.
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Democratic State Ticket.
Campaign Statesman for 1862,

The proprietOrs Of the oHIo STA7EsnAN will
issue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called
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MANY VOTERS.
PROsIOUVTNa ATTORNEY.

RprroRs erATEsxAN;-Pls announce the name Of
8. w. ANDREWS asa oandidste for Prosecuting AttOr-
ney Of Franklin county subject to nomination By the
Democratic County Convention. 4, rsaer
&g q tldE 70 MA,sv nRM0nRATa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

The following promotions have been made in
the Twenty-Hfsh Ohio, NOW at Cuipepper, Vir-
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MANY DHMooRArs.

EnirpRs OHIO sTATEsNAN:-Please announce the name
Of lEros q. MANN As candidate for the Ofce of Pros
eeuting Attorney Of Fnkn county, srsst 70 the de-
cisiCn Of the Democratic oonvsntion and oblIge
! July % gs MANY DEMOCRATS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-20
THE ARREST OF MAHOEY.

The great object for which the Rspub
lican party in this State has been striving
so long, has been accomplished. ID. A.
MAHoSY, the editor of the Dubuque Her
old, has been consigned to a military
prison. kirkwood returned from Wash
1ngtun few weeks since, aud bOasted
shat be had authority from the President
to arrest and oonsign TO prison any man
whom his Lordship saw at to incarcerate.
Acting upon this, the AboIisionists in the
different counties of the State secretly
circulated petitions among those Of their
own stripe, for his arrest, and believing
things to have arrived st satisfactory
point for the procedure, the Marshal at
Last makes the arTsa1. The charge in for
diseouragiBg enlistments. Now We have
read the Herald with care for tbs last
three months, and VIC have yet to see the
first word tending to discourage enlist
meuts, in its columns. More than this,
With all the cries that have been raised
BIZ the Abolition Press of the State against
the Herald, they have not bean able TO
End the FIRST word they could publish to
ahow any disloyalsy. Every sensible per
son knows that the arrest is q mere par
tiEan move for political purposes. The
Herald is becoming dangerous to the sue
cess Of the Republican party. For this
reason, and not for disoouraging enlist
msuts Mr.. Mahony was arrested. Well
gentlemen, you may as well make the
most of the opportunity. Ii you could
look ahead, into the dim vista of the fu-
ture and see the retribution which awaitl
you, the howl of agony which would BE-
raised would shake the heavens. -BGr'
| IingG0n Arqts,