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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
liter from Fort Vancouver


y. are permitted to make the follow
Ia from a letter lstely received from
.aluable Army officer now at Fort
sOuver, Washington Territory, by Lis
er, who resides in this village;
bar last dptes by telegraph S. Fran
q are to the 18th from Washington
"a wish I was there. | take the
~ interest in this contest. 1t is a
4 gigantic conspiracy, and l am de-
"a that old Kentucky has come up to
.,crk so nobly. The moral effect
be immense of her decision and that
f,ryland and Missouri. | approve OF
|rcnservitive course thus Tar pursued
- Administration. We should fight
var through on the platform of the
Mutation, and not allow it, in the words
|2coln. to degenerate into a "re-
|4less revolutionary struggle" We
Dtsto make at the South a moral AS we'll
military triumph. The Union men
AZ South will have heart and hope as
IN we fight ON that platform. The
slof peace in that case is clear and I'M
|a.kable, viz: submission to the con-
|st;on. In most wars the basis of peace
Nbtful and uncertain.
u have clear and fixed object in thi,
VI 81. viz: return to your allegiance tc
|fonstitution of your fathers. / wa;
touched to learn of the retirement
In. Scott. have a very high opin
" his successor Mcclellan, also o
= lex, Buell., &C., &c. This war i:
v n self existence and civilization, ant
IN the North will firmly fight it OH
M better end, in the most unflinchinG
Kbdomitable manner. In arecent let
|1ou asked me of my Southern friend
3klassmate II. hear nothing of hi
W. in the rebel ranks. His brothe
John F., is in our service, and now a
|rssTaylor, Key West. NJ. H. has no
liter me since May 1860. My reply
i ny very last, urged him in the strong
krms to oppose the attempted disrup
nthen threatened. l should fight an,
q all of them with a will. They coul
k respect me if | did not. | don't thin
Il the war will end in making the Mort
4 South respect each other any the less
he contrary, the South will learn yer
3edly to respect the North, and wi
repaired to yield many of their pre-
NJ rous pretension. | am very anxiol
nke the field. | keep myself in res
pess to obey any orders from the de
|rtnent in the shortest possible time.
A.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

"A letter describing the disaster on
tie gun boat Essex, off Fort Henry, when
the boiler was pierced by ball, says: 81
"Some of the crew rushed out into the
open air on the platform in front with
their clothes and skin hanging in threads
from their bodies, and with their last
breath shouted Hurrah for the Union.
Another poor fellow, while dying, being
told that the fort had surrendered, said l
die content Another with blistered hands,
pulled the string to fire another shot, but
the steam had dampened the printing.
Seldom has greater heroism been display,
ed. Several poor fellows jumped over.
board to escape the steam and were drown,
ed. Altogether it was an awful scene, the
contending ships and the fort, the roar o
battle and the kissing steam sending 1t:
deadly breath into every pore OF the de-
voted crew." NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
: REASONS WHY PEOPLE COM.

- ing into town to trade should tie their horse
st southwick's "hitching posts"
Fira-Because though near the
Depot, is yet out OF ght of the incoming and out
going trains, and horses will thus stand compare
tive at ease. - ..
Secondly -Becsuse S0BrHWICK'S estab lishment
is In central position, in the best businets part
the town.
Thi,diy-Because one will here be most likely to
meet with his friends and acquaintance from differ
ent parts of the TOW n and county, who come &c
SOUTHWlCKlS to do their trading.
FomthL. Because SOUrHWICk has the larges
and bes assortment of GROCERIES AND FAMI
LIZ STORsS-and at the lowest prices-of any con
Germ in tOwn-and, thtrefOre,
FfthEy-It YOU tie your horses at Southwiek e post
you will find them just Shtrs you cant them lohs
YOU come TO load up for home!
|. NJ. SOUTHWICK,
Clark's Block, Merchants Row.
Rutland, Jan. 10, 1862. janis
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
A sew FEATURE IN sOCTHwICK's
ESTABLISHMENT.

He tss just opened in hi' Second Story large
FRUIT ROOM!
where NAV be seen the choicest specimens Of Fruit
and Vegetables ever seen in Rutland he has just
opened Three Hundred Barrels OF apples, all OF the
best varieties, and 10 perfect condition. Also Pie
Apples Cranberriss, &c. So, &c
His agency for he ssle OF the celebrated GOOD
SILL NEW HAVEN OYSTERS Is still continued
and full supply of the choicest quality OF these b
valves Kept constantly on hand. All orders promptly
answered /. III. SOUrHWlCk,
No. Merchants Row.
Rutland Vt, Nov 10. 1851 29d
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
This New York Tribune saws that

The New York Tribune says that
when on Monday the news Of the yicto-
ries in the Southwest reached Washing
tyn. and was known that volunteers
we're waned for sailors upon the eight
iron-clad ,un bosts waiting at Cairo, GEO
men from the Massachusetts and Maine
regiments FASTENED to offer themselves,
and set on. at once. #I|. f-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
MARIN FOR SALE.
DARN FOR SALE OR TO LET.

The well known farm lately owned BY Mr. l.. j.
Cbattertop, and more recently BY the late Mr.. john
X Bates, situated abs at mile north OF kutlanA
village and containing about four hundred acres o.
land, Is offered for sale or to rent me farm
well fenced and watercd and there IL good nav
dwelling house and convenient outbuildings on ths
premises.
For particulars: Information may be had OF the
nron,ietora. Rev H. r. Leavit of Middlebury, VT,
an Lewis Msacham, Esq, of New Haven, Vt Per.
sons in this vicinity referred to the Editor OF IL
Rutland Courier.
Rutland, Feb. LIST. 1852. ieblS:tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

Gems. Lane and Hunter have con-
cluded that any arrangement between
them is impossible, and Lane will return
to the Senate without delay.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
EXCITEMENT INCREASING !
BET TING FIR E E 4!
THE FORWARD HORSE STILL THE FAVoRITE
and unless "somsthssg happens" Is sure to win.
Dry Goods.

MORE NEW FOODS.
Tairhaven Marble Pillar Store.
JUST hECIVED,
From Boston, and will be Goods at Low PRICES,
arge and interesting sto1S OF
REPT. DELAINES,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
SKATING CAPS,
ZkPHYR W0RSTEDS.
SHETLAND WOOL,
BEAVER CAPS,
MCCLELLAN HATS
FANCY CASSIMERES.
Extra Bargains offered In
GROCERIES, SUGARS,
CROCKEBY COfIONS,
HARDWARE CR0CKERY,
NJ EDIClNES, LAMPS,
STATIONERY, CLOCKS, and
YANKEE NOTIONS, FURNITURE
CLOTHING.
MARCUS DIARIES FOR 1862.
SOLDIERS INK STANDS,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
oduce taken for goods
A. N. ADAMS.
Fairhsvpp. December I'd 1861.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

The Rhode Island Legislature VA
voting sword to Gen, Burnside at thu
moment that his victory was coming ove'
the wires.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
no LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS

The United States Hotel in Buffalo, the Terrace
containing one hundred rooms, and thoroughly ~
paired, painted and repapered throughout, and sup
piled vii b water, gas, and all necessary oonyenien
Gee of first rate hotel, st.z--..y.
Apply to VIM, w. Mann, ale Main Street, Buffalo
or Mann & Rodman, 20 Wall Street, New fors.
January 1862, 6:v5w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

I GThe Stage from Bennington to WI
nngton tipped over three or four time: /,
* Wednesday. Nobody hurt"
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Middle Granville, Jan. IL. 1851
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

One new Brick House on Cottage st., Rutland
One Brick House on Edson St, Rutland,
-Four ilding lots with brick and stone for butbo-
ing on Elm ST., Rutland.
One farm of ITO acres in Waitngford; price $N
One pasture lot on wyman hill, Ia Middle'owu
A large quantity of good farming and timber hndi
we'll located in the Ststes OF Iowa, Illinois and
Wisconsin.
ANY Of the above property viii be sold and lon
pa, day given If desired would be exchanged fsf
AM W. r. NICHOLS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
Geo Graves 4 Sen.
NEW RETAIL STORE!

A NEW RETAIL STORE!
BOOTS AND SHOES
The sub scribers, heretofore engaged almost exolu
,iyely in he Wholesale Trade have been induced to
supply the inoeasing wants ofth vicinity by ad ding
to their establishment large Retail Departmen I.
We have entered into arrangements BY which we
are having constantly manu- featured
EVERY VARIETY OF WORK,
OF THE FINEST DESCRIPTION
for Men, Women and Children. With all the faci
tiles afforded by long experience In the wh OLE
sale trade we are able to fl rnish to customers
the LARGEST, the BEST, and at the same time the
CHEAPEST assortment OF goods IN the
BOOT AND SHOE LINE,
ever offered to the citizens of Rutland County.
Our stock OF Boots by the case or single pair con-
sists of
Long Leg Grain, for Fishing and Hunting
Cordoran, Long Legs, ..-.
Calf Double and Single and Tap Sole
Kip
Thick "
Boys and Youths Double Sole.
Our stock of Womens Shoes embraces the follow
| & varieties
| :" &" Double Sole.
! SIjppers with and without Heels
| Serge Patent Trimmed Balmorals, Double Sole,
| Pebbled Calf Double Sole,
| Glove Calf congress, Double Sole,
And q variety of other kinds too numerous Il
| mention.
| MISSES & CHILDRENS' DOUBLE SOLE CALI
| AND GOAT BALMORALS, &C. &C.
We also offer to our customers the following vari
cites of Leather:
Sole Leather Spanish and Slaughter; Harnes
| Leather; Band Leather; Russell do; Heavy W ak 10
| Light Wax do; American and Patny X i'd; Buff Wa
do; Cordaran do; Grain Black do Heavy Grai
| Black do. Light; Ii orse Hide; Heavy and Lgh
| Splits; French Calf American Tanned and CRANE
| Black; Hemlock do; Sharmack do; Hair Tanned dc
Black; Hair Tanned do. Russell; Hair Tanned Do
Skins; Colt SIX ms; Russell, Pink and White Lnin
Skins, and Sheep Skins with wool. Sc, &c
Customers can be supplied with all of the abov
varieties of Leather at any time and other kinds
required on short notice.
Please call and examine.
GEORGE GRAVES SON.
Merchants Row, Rutland, Jan. 90 1852
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GROCERY AND PROVISION STORl

HERDS GRASS AND CLOVER SEED.
Citizen and strangers visiting Rutland are invited
to give him CALI examine his stock, and he pledges
himself make his prices satisfactory to all
Fresh yround Flour for sale BY the load at Troy
Prices. %
SALL-Turk's Island Ashton, Liverpool and ev-
ery variety Of Salt constantly on hand.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

DEDUCEDi-D Double, Single, and
IN Split Zephyr, at ID OTIS per Or , :, nrur
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

ILEX NDRE'S WHITE KID
g " CLOVES, in Nos Q, 6k, Z, ~. " X.
and 8. Also, Gents, in Nos, 8, 81, 81, SAP, Va
Just Received, N prpr
Feb, 8, 1852
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

SCARF MERINO, 3-S wide and yds
~ long finest quality, for a. and 81 cts, In DrAb,
Sol ferino, Blue, Maroon and Black: -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

WHITE LYONESE, as handsome as
w the finest Merino, at rs OTIS, X Sds vide;
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nRUG STORE FOR SALEi

Well located, and doing business Of Seven !hos
sand dollars year. For further particulars addresa
Bog "a. Rutland, VI nRal.n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

9 HETLAND WOOL, at 9 cts. per OF.
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B. II. Burt.

d II. BURT will sell Black French
D. Msrine, 50 inches wide, at 20 ots, vslse %
Vide At % cts, value "a cts
o'o~n Nv b. II. BURT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27
Francis Fem.

YNE'S EXTRACT OF THH
u POND LILLY, anew Perfumery, At
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-27

1O00 YARDS CANTON FLANNEL
lUUU at l5h OTIS. The beet made in the
United States. b. Ii. BURT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-26

9ev0&V0 VIZ RAu6nePPy UPoct00 q P0p9m.
ton .shsusding il sdAls o1 nm 'sTxT1s.
who, during the calMoOf . rekular coy
Eersne6s, aseEsusk teaow she b. yefof men,
| bst xho, 10 the teenpesta6m scen4 II
ciyii svisaence, iin6y' sdesx xS intp ths b u
maA shsxsstes and give & s1psfiofity u
stt1sssh - sasyi party swhh 1hiSh tbsy
! nay ASbeiASe tAeMssMes.Da 4h3si am:
! bAapYysbssiss.N SvsssiR thslr cNains,, ~
Ahs UssnEtA OF the ssbsllion. I Bhiysr the
Lktten that bisdL thesr md they VII
risSlfoA ~ degi&dkEi6n pF1iaves % The
dig1asysf fseenSs Andfe render Anfthfdls1t-
viess6 ys1s cUtntsy W$shingtDn deemed
bthsssl slsa6lavel 56n' - no 6ghtt tthe batt1sn
ifhf the Revolution. .lJ1eison doomed them
a, to fight a. ~. .sscaaA xAE uAf fiadslen-
kehse. ,NatAer HanA A1nssnt that they
should, do 6sttle Tor thsir eepeHsy i
ohaihs., Can W not il lhiss dasdly oon,
i,iet \. With this gieitis EssoIt Initllf tbs
tia19fiops example III these tEled paBriots
OAn you not A6St yI1a M, pbei TIA 1qics
lof dnty. IA Nv ynur illpSFis ndat1
deohte that Sven kac lave lpay s1sfs1d ~
j nativs lard. md III n 1 skau bs Ia. |,
Asn of HnericaI NJ bsE pftsr xhst.x, II,
do kboS When w ~. tal nedsf mon
fdence The fate 81 The cpuatrTr = n, ,Jpvl
hAnd4; that TIE honr hlp pSlSppk sEhaa
lyou Enst detidS b4 additipnal ,see -
Il Of tSashre ana 81 blood the 1dresd iipl
| nfeed upon us-shall the Republic Nv
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aOx pdEfshg 1he eyes 0e Nc sctvalfx0d
World arsnpss u8 - Isss 1sqtAt 6GStEss
like men who know their EisAts1t1 adiIe
maintain them. aaLeg oAce1 bSsf uprising
sof che peepis ia' ssppports lsf ~. a1ttaBAsl
Authority tast Win not oslS blast1 1leJt4ts NJ.
stb;s asnaashsd'ts tsssSon end its essle1
sthosse hut gsss aaigui6eaas notice ass6tll
stoall fSssiigS sasasr dsapcset atDl lint Stsuhe
~ Gus donssaass anaiis, ltAss ale "A iiiissi
.ssnIpsspa4 have The pcwss 40 tleNylt ,
snda bul aSs sspprstx dir stAeilioAy bvttb,
rrssn,t 'sad sGsolasMy IN 'fxf141nhfhl
stssscnsioss hHss scSs10s ,lSedn4se J M
a1oesiga nsuypssisx stnds sfosiSF Nkal
anpPlsSe ithSiR Rspshais. . fss s4Aa Aa5Jeeghl
se1e ti,as 3 osr tosaMafyJA JAAll ee6seeg nam
tain the rsghta aud ssesxs ssAs~sdtsss
FosaaaDot coasynsa sAss fAosjnlt s4d tes
|Hni6ssnt,in t,ineFic ofciyil govsvnmsnts feRf6d.
|sskssa rsA&sh A5oSofsf fl ksrs,. swhom God
Asleae 40 tuild ~ klssy ysA4& ~ BcAA.
tty,sssAal bsasbxtseteapG destso1sa aby
the hsnds of tisiters, silSt ySat1 gocdiy
EAsritsgs shall ~ yArtitioaed, aNd tAS,
Amsneey shey yoanfest born, md ths 1sope
sf - wss.a tssall - bloss4d fron tbs
map ofassesUns, and ceAss n be y power
in the earth .ae sas sss9 iss aszaic
a.Lee IL BE- the sxed purpose Acf every
good sitizsn, shst,e relying SpSa ne ii
| vine protection, wlasevef may b ~ nc
nrfise. the heseOnssitasion slsah be nAainisinesd
ssa shs rspsbsic sAsii iiss s'dsfs aas ss
HsWs adop,she words of the' Congrefs oi
El968. In skeH add ress to the peoplsa !
laas" Let 1t b fsn5emb be7ed xls1t X ms sser
been the prid.. aud boast Of America, thit
thS rights for wh,eh abe tuntsnded we're
the. rights OF human nature BY fhe
Iblanings 81 shs ssuthos Of these fighte on
the mcans sxsstad fol their dSfensS, they
have prevailed sgainss Ill opposi don
Tie people Of ths UDitsd Bat6ss sars ~
sponstbie tor tAs grsAssst tfust ever com.
Enitsedi 70 political society,".
fH he greae cause which W have enfA Aeed
~ sindicsts, sAall be adishonorea and o.
i stvoyed, the last end fairest expotigsKt
in favor Of thsrighss u h1n,Aa 'naa65s
will be turned against them, sndo tbsiii
pasrons ana sfriends exposed "a b lbinlt-
cd and sileacsd by the vohrics pf fffyjnnnl
*6fytTtE.s
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F7R ErdHTy.

i ~ thSsrosts, pseinbts pG IN ns1iuascss esn -
forwarded froN Phjlsdslphia. ksv York, nosson 81
nsAstmM1. ~ Dr fss1 Any pslsslsa shs fn1litsa1s
Of ohio, Kentucky, 1Aftana, illinois, gNissanats,
Ae@e sFl1 l1isMaSt. IN MA iEh0KD DIklCT. .IF M
The rsa.syiv...s R.ii.c.a a also ssasesss skEI2-
= 2 ..I sSss. e ~ oAls, x.7a
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vo.AsLx a: e Az cHAxGkn sY orHkE sAIlr
IL P. Pess';sls, 2 mark pd p.sdtasrp, s..r4 farpss
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be South and West.
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WAR FOR THE UNION !
4 fsusiIy Appeal and Sleeessisl Dsislee.
.TssS& u efaE7 $500 ss, 90 ets - -
AA1fea~sf tAs 1sDuDaisaz 1ssn1ers u
0ongress

7otk leysl Psore ef tie United .Stases:
Tbs undersigned senators and rapresan-
tusiyes I'd Congress, impelled By sense
q duty. sen4 sh4se vosds to you from
your capitol. z .w ,
The armed rebellion against the consti-
tuition and laws Ct your country, organix-
Cd and begun during the late admiaisAfa~s y
ton of Ar. buchanan, and by the assent
and soApcsstioni If several of his eousti-
tutional advisers, il unhappily not yet
suppressed. These rebel sonspitAtprs con
tinpe TO wage war With intensified crsels1
dh upon ynur coust1J saa its free insti-
tutiopa. II would Be .ppj nsk Alil - Son
aad Z, ., ourselves 70 seek 70 hide the fact
shSt tAs rebellion, BY reason of tho nsn.s
bsssa asd ssssSurees which N coaAmSnds, !.
the end at which il AIM, ,sasd ~ sn1aeaa1
which il impsriiH igvighestra . IperahI in
the history 'of the world.
A large majosisyO Ofsshe people " selsv :
enf61R@g saj6vsSing % nfraf sof TOV,oOO
square miles Of fertile land and populA-
ton Of 8 GOO, 600, are thin dsyia the sup
port Of the rebellion. This cruel and mn.
natural warts ~sgsa ~ Jhsss coAspirators
ages .Ise 2 ser fsf@ s1.sf
o. fung nc' tne sspalscssHoh sss oi rignt.
~ yRS ~ 1S Am. 'ss sSsn % ,su sssi teo =
MISUNDERSTANDING - - ssz .1oI ., sney
viststehsnFGghts of tAsls Y Tie shisis
in ttds ifesarHAbls oonapit itaey apAnlyl de-.
- - 4 E 3 sve..u.ln ~
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oana .Po9 NJ .0lns. : aaapo.a@ sEmcn
wos.a s:Ss.s u.ssasa ~. lonsss 'oI !. lestt
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Dossso scsoss lPsloesnaaSss. - can
no. . matter g. surprise snas ,seee.
onaD'e Wal 'e,'eo .of sacn PargN yne:n
Ds pIosecu'e0 y lice wno ~age !. ,,s, waIn
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= a RklvAL1 AND DEPARTUR1
RAIIRClAD TRAINI

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sasD.'s. ssa arrives = - p. ~.
,wsaetl rIsis .issvaa dsjly tSnAdays sroptssl nj
s:u =. ssa 80 y. .,snA sEsssss ~ ssyes SD
ssSp- =. 1...e
~ nsniitos Depot ,Tssissos the WnhAsA Valley
nslirsaAsspivs assy except ssnAa,s, cise kp-
a-,asd depart dsisy y,sssAsyssxesPssa, ais:3s =.
bssseesosases shAsAssstty. %SHFgkss
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military orders and conduct OF the soldery call for 70
tatory action the part Of the Confederate 6t4tss
and II persisted In must necessarily be net by ouch
the only Of self defence therefore, to prevent
possible tie Inauguration Of a which must shock
the humanity and civilization of the 10 century and
scenes Of carnage aud desoAton before witnessed
Ia the annals OF time revolving TO the minds OF
the people OF the Confsdese StAes and believed BY
to be 60 likewise with the great body Of the Uai:ed
States and further to justify ourselves in the minds Of
all chrisan people, Of all Nations and satisfy The judge.
mept OF nsnkni that We are wiling 70 eIslast last
means Of ayerpGg such dire caamties 70 our people,
ard the necessity Of dicti1g such upon o people who
we're oncs our brethren, and who We would still make
our friends and no, enemies and trusting 10 the
late battles around Richmond at hAnassss ard In Ken.
lucky and to every battle fsd vstered by the blood OF
soldiers to vintlcste against want Of faith 10
capacity TO maintain cause and that are Iot
moved thereto By fears but BY nations honor and
humanity
Resolved by the Congress Of the Confsderas States
OF kmercs, That the President do commission scms AZ
and proper person 70 the Government Of the Uoi;ei
States at Washington 10 treat upon the ms1ncr Of oon
Quoting tie war and Il possible to agree upcn terms
whereby lie horrors may be migsted and the usages CT
civilizsf rations maintained
Mr.. WRIGHT moyed 70 refer the resolution 70 the
Committee on Foreign lfsiis
Tie motioa was lost--iyes SS, noes 5.
sPEcIIL oKDIR
The special order thea taken up-ths Oonsor p.ea
bill.
kr. SMITH, Of North Csroins, argued In opposition
10 the bill tho ground bath Of unconsi!ulonsi.y aud
ipeIpediency.
Mr.. MOORE, of Kentucky, spoke In favor Of tho BILL
but spoke also as to the propiesy Of sn amendment
which no intended TO submit exsmptng from the effects
Of the law - be pissed the counties embraced 10 The lac
proosn lou Of tn Governor of Virginia, csllag out
the militia for the purpose of ding up the array rndr
Major Gesers John e. FLOYD, VINO. he beloved q done
moro or the 90 federate States than any Coos
earth by sendirg mo the Sousl AID amnurieI.
when be had the power to do Co. IS Secretary Of Wa
under the FEDERAL Government.
Mr. GRAHAM, Of Texas, spoke in favor Of the bill Of
tbs committee 10 its present form.
On motion Of Mr.. FOSTER OF Alabama, |. was ordered
N"' tha House met nvery mornne At 10 O'Clock A NJ,
lnt1 the Conseript bill Is disposed Of.
" inougn CT n. HElSkELL toe Hoi,o adiourped.