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, 1862-08-01
BAR1F0RD CONVENTION. no. 2.
Let etmem howl There arc in the No o5Snr - :
west H. hundreds Of old, deere pgl

r., han1 Tt,a.a ~ % =. 80 Mar.1
1900 ~. ,,,,duoaa - o,5 .a.-I
zro-. o,,+ soae,.1o~r sa1fist .ns rso1; .1s1t
r.1,t;c;ons - mhorn 7~ 49, MI p;az,a71sos
:. 40 +,7,,a r,,o ~ +a1-a- ,,,,a., .ha.,.
<e,ror the task NJ r,,+t;nr o1 and ~ +1,is
1r,r hv orsnt;nr tha reha,o al, t}o1 och
th,,s shifting the I1nion in twa;n or mak.
5np it nrrsinc mother IF the civi1;zat;on
nov.a.dave ev;ncod in +ho s1ara statoe
trIo7- b.id q convention Of rndianono1;s
4he other dav and thouch their nrocaedinoa
are trumneted forth with many a flourish
we assume that nobody not As so5den and I
s;17r Sc thex f;,ars t1af +ba;r ,,an f,r rac;-
6co,;o, con commend . cornnrors ,,7or1 I
&C s,,r,or4o,e in enp tr,7, 1,vo1 oouo+r IN
tbe Wet. Tile dav has oone 1,v j.. tbeea
N,r,hern sta+oe y, rh;cI, ,rnao7c =, he.
1,1f Of onr /" de1n,,ct7 and mistaken soyth-
n,n ,,rethrcn u and 5iatrihes ar,,nst tho
un;cted and faro+;ca1 Aho1;,;on;ets ,,
bsxc noxrer IN +onch +,,o no,,11ar heart: ~
7ncite the nuh1jc tn wrath
Tho conv;ct;on orore da;,v ,ora nro-
ioond tbat this var mnst he foneht ont and
That we mnst conouer. and tn that end that
=, nnonositions If neaca shall he ontor-
.o;,n3 m war1ito aoancu eba11 bo dis.
c,rf,cd m sacrifice sha]1 he sbirked until
+ha t~oarnorons and mo7;nn,n+ onan.
ar,inet whom we now contend 1;es
,,rostro+e and e,n,,17,nt hana,t, ,nr faot
sThccn mon ,vho CONN Win +1oir ofFara If
comnromise ,hcir hntttrad words If kind
ncss the;r ill.concea1od troason .eneath
,1,o;r r,,or,7o c,,n,1o;,,te h.ra n,:e+a,-a,,
t1oir ara Thcrba--a ,ot 1-ant 1000 4-;+,,
crcnts The7 ~ oror;,,r 1arn1,r II tha
~s;l,,o ~ ~ ..a5 80 .ns 49,
~,1r;nn m to tho n,,h,;c q ro,,os,, ~ tho
4r;cd md ;,;scarded exne1;en+a tha, need n
bc in voo,a hefo,e the nro-e1avorv Dono-
<r,cu had discovered thar tbc7r ,,o-ra- ,,-or
4he conntr1- had oone nv to con,r raoL ~
more Thev arc the Bour0ons Of onr
ar,er;con ,7o1;t;cs Tot +han hov1 .e
1o-,-s ~o+a - +,,nt - .1,a 49,
80 -
, 1862-08-01

E Judge Fuller, the] present efficient ad-
jutant general, having resigned the office Of
circuit judge OF the 18th Judicial circuit, the
Governor has ordered an election to fill the
vacancy, on Saturday, August 18th.
, 1862-08-01

E The Seventh Annual Convention OF the
friends Of education in low, viii BE- held At
lit: Pleasant On the leth. aoth, ais. and a2d Of
August. ::
, 1862-08-01

CAFTAIN A 3. CHADB0UREK8 C0AFAYY.
4 few more volunteers wanted for this crack Com
pauy WhIcn Is attached to the above Regiment Good
stout who ant to serve their co1utr5 Tlll aepY
without delay. Men in the country who wish to Join
this Company viii pay their railroad fare taking re-
cdpt for the same and the A&oUK|T | I'll II Fl IF e EE-
FCSuED 70 them here tn enlistment ONE HgNDRED
DDLL~ rs cash In hand paid 10 tach volunteer when
the Regiment mustered Ia. Fall In. boys! Recruit
ing Cfcx In tent. southeast corner OF E0nrt House
Eguate JysltHlw
, 1862-08-01

MILITARY NOTICE.-Ofice1s
N1 Of The list. and a1l other. new Regiments, viii
md it 10 their interest IN purthasinE outhts 10 c on
3. BOWEN, q Clark s1Eset. 4qR @ @EtaIrs). DVEK TEE
saehts, Shoulder Straps, Caps Bugles FistaA, Cart
RIDGES and thing else needed az the best quality
and cheapest In market E. 3. BOWEN. % CLARK st..
~ ttatra tyd
, 1862-08-01

tY The American Dental Association Il
now In session in Cleveland, Ohio, g.. -.
, 1862-08-01

f1TTY .HOSPITAL4-Tnis iustlta.
~ 7ann. pfaasant1Y located IN Eas nouthsan pAEs g
The cttY. d constantly open far tho receRao1 q p
TeI ID nfated snd afaFds III TIE comforts and eoaye
Hienee& q orr he9t modern Haap1e4A E9x a941asQ*9
6pFH Rt HoEqtta1. 18 x169 sal T. E. CAts&6&suSA
, 1862-08-01

II Dean Richmond has given u 900 to the
enlistment fund In 'Genesee county, and an-
other 81 900 10 The 8a1ne fund IN Erie county,
, 1862-08-01

Or this rot the whit less handsome valley at
the foot OF thesNestefn slope of the camber-
land Mountains. - Interviews Of strange fus
, 1862-08-01

EINKLE Il LYON SEWING
y MACHISEs--ofce On trst floor 1o2 Lake street.
Machine Conrang in Chlcago and vicinity. WI oa
AfG assortmeGt Of Machines are exhibited inseruc.
tonE Eisen and improvement applied Old MachtAeA-
Each Machine lwazTanted to give BETTER satisfaction
than any Machine III mar rket or money Refunded Pca
reduced. Agents wanted jeal sE31-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

dollars per month extra pay. bv reason Oe
having families dependent upon them FOR
their support This viii require So 0DJO1
per month-or S36o009G0 per anuum
It is left to tie wisdom OF the Le-eisla-
ture n devise the fcans for continn.ne the
aid virtually pledged by the State to her
volunteers who leave dependent families
behind them. during their continuanc in
the service Of the country. The Lerisiu-
ture must also provide the means for
defraving other expenses constantly accru-
ing for services not required by the rules
and regulations governing the military
service of the General Government. bat
which hav" grown up with an become
interviewer with all our military operation /,
in this State or take the responsibility
TO discontinue such services altogether
Arrearages Due from Counties
Through the excellent management Of
the State Treasurer the balance o arrear-
ares due from counties mas been LARGELY
reduced during the nast year, and it now
stands at a lowe: fl -urc than for mlnv
wears past \ statement Of the condition
Of the account with each county of the
State is appended to this report marked
4 The net balance due the State from
all the counties is shown to be S.. $50 2S.
In the present condition Of the finances
of the State, it IS Important that this
amount should be paid The attention Of
the Legislature is respectfully invited to
the necessity of making all tho revenues
provided by law to defray the expenses Of
government available to the Treasury
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

THt Eye A>o VISION sithouch we de-
rive 80 much pleasure and obtain SO much
En'H'c9 through the sense tf vision,
yeCy Few persons are really acquainted
with tAe powers and pecuiiarities of tho
eEr. nus oar range o. vision Is bounded
hE the ohjecUhG parts of the face In
Tc.2t.ou 10 this DR. Alfred Since SAYS -
II the eye bs steadily directed toward
oa' point, it Is sensible of the presence of
objects owe n vertical range about l2l >
and \ lateral range OF about l49 " But
perfect yis on Is only obtained over range
ol about IS which in practice is in
the relation to the distance of the object
70 be viewed aS | to - Thus at p inch
es slant, a person will be enabled to read
a word one inch long without the slightest
motion ot the eve, and 1T l. inches distant
word hal an inch long in the same way
here thr optic nerve penetrates the eve,
the retina Is insensibie to light which
causes = to,al loss of vision over about
o 2O'-the commencement of the inseu-
sib.e spot being II from the centre of
vision rs the result of this there is
portion of the field OF view, equal 10 one
eighth the distance of the object which is
utterly lost, and though it seems at fret
thought Incredible II is nevertheless true.
that in regarding n range of hills eight
miles .stant, one mile OF the range is not
perc Iyed by the eve
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

OHE or JGu Lanes SroEIEs. s.-"Jim Lane
told tA.s story n his recent speech at Bos-
ton:
have half mind to relate an arec-
dote to show how the Shareholders cling TO
tacir property. y Noices-"Do II; DO il
Wen, / Will We were marching 10
Spr.n cie.d | was in the rear OF the col
umn. when | was informed. by one of my
III ~, that n woman in Great distres wan
tel 10 see me | taid him to bring her to
M, and he did She was a biz. brawny
woman, fat and over fortv, and was cry
me | asked her what the matter was
She said 3" My two sons have Joined the
Confederate army. and now your soldier.
have taken my two nigsers. Said ), My
good woman, that is not the worst thing
that could happen | am on the track of
voJr sous, and | shall probably catch
them in a day or two, and hang them
UIu-htcr) She threw her arms about
my neck and said ten Lane, YOU may
do what you want with my sons, if YOU
viii only return my nigCers. | olsen
guoed myself from her embrlce. but did
not promise 70 return her nigsers'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15
T Eruption Of Vesuviu-.
Correspondence Of the London Times,l

NAPLES, pece.E5er I 1861.
returned TOO late lrom fore dci ire 30
to rive Won a detailed description OF
eruption of Nesivius by Yesterday post,
So. leaving for the present all the petty
ioaloIsies OF the Ne}paiitans, let me to-
dav give Won fully the report O WI st |
heard AMI stw on the spot Prom Nap cs
little Is seen excepting those grand col
umn5 OF smoke Waich rise ri canticaliy
into the AZ. AMI wnlca. according tn ~
close measurement as coIt3 ba mad
were colcullteI--ll from tn lover
mouths ut ID.0DD .est an / int from IN
upper crater a. 5000 feet in hei hit Oar
streets are tree iro 81 tha dust Of . noun
tain, and though ter some tine after the
sun rose itlppeared % be IN "a state OF
eclipse, Vet "a witness al the wonders OF
the spectacle, it is nccessa to leave the
capital and visit the site Of the disaster
From the confines OF the citv to iorrc
del Greco one passes between two lines
Of q curious population wao have turned
ont to see the crowds wIo flock down To
Torrc del Greco. The wnl blows of the
mountain due north and south so that.
until vou get Just under tho column, vou
are not exposed 20 the shower Of dUs
which falls thieklv and constantly. almost
binding one. and certainly not conducting
to easy respiration. On arriving 1T the
devoted little town, which numbers. 10y
the bv - 900 souls. ! found the place al
most entirely deserted Every house was
abandoned. and, a. provi1g how rapid
was the fight melons and other ARTICLES
still hunt snspoa lot outside the windows.
At tho station there was a vast crowd Of
persons some "a tha last ,nrcrinI inhab
itantS, with beds and other articles OF fur
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

the Il r. as wcr ur oh rs n Il N{aSser;a
close hv. The lava has arrived Con the
marainr # tie 9.hA at#Iovt e quarter nf
an hours walk aha-e tie II M.n5stprv of
,hc Idppuc nj which h@s been DESTROYED j
and is about half mic m hcaIth-
A I the houses IN Tore have assures in
them. and the POPULATION have fed to Nj
piles At the time that tie new cones
were formed. the top of the munnJain was
Tranquil, but about q clock in the morn
ing the grand crater 1T the summit burst
outwijh tremendous noise. til .owin- stones
ana ashes to great height Every efur,
Of this kind is accompanied bv 4 sound as
Of thunder One Of the Guides. called
Gennartno Slunn0. while attempting To
get 81 piece Of the redhot lava in which to
pIt q CON. was killed on the spot by
stone which fel uoon his head
The report Is meaErc. erroneous in scma
instances, and some of the details have
en- modified bv wHg- has sin taken
place. The road an the streets hy which
YOU approach the principal point oi inter
est are in many places opened; ana At the
place alluded to ~ the guide there are
not one only. but two considerable cones.
and several smaleronas: in eed in many
places there are Indications OF the crust
oi tlc eartA glF,nS Wy y tie sdbterrl
mean tires. The principal OF these cones
= an elirSe, AMI both at FIRST sent out
h'dv O lava. whIGa threatened ierre dei
ire" .I WIN ra''l.l ''sS'r'll l'5'. fhH %
-. ".iiI, n .i.n - "','',
~ l''e r''s'I' ~. ''''' n''''''i
, a. - - ''.'' :. va ~
- = nc o - }" u" '''''E'
. =: 80 - =" ,'"'t.'.ll ~. morn
~ .''' '.I' ., i''9
''' ~ % ~"
It 60, ~. ,-.y ~. ..-'''.,'' y.
S'' II ''i i''F Rio"' "'S very gran
'9 ',H iS ',.'n' , g r'I =, 'l,[. M anu
V, T.'S TN .Ir.,, 81 -, n '.'r "''F
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

II writer. claiming to be Il woman,
publishes in the Augusta Chronicle Il
coarse and bitter article against the Uni
ted states Government and ali connected
with it. from the superihundancc OF gall
she pourS forth we Jad9c that she must
be a " CALLED jade.
A few months 40 the editor of the
Charleston Mercury prayed that our ships
might he sunk Quite numper Of them,
laden with stone. have since been sun,
ri-ht Lcorc lis eyes. We hope he is
grateful ior the answer % his prayer.
We learn that Gen Buckner SAYS
his troops are an armed mob, and that he
must have time to work them up before
he risks f-sht. Let him risk the fight,
and Gen. NcCook viii work them up for
him
-Neeon and Siidcll arc Mt large, but
We don't tn nix that Great Britain Will ac-
ccpt them as ambassadors from the South.
Thou-h Mason Is a free Mason, probably
he viii not be an accepted one
1t is presumed that the Sickles' Brig
adc, when il goes into battle, win reap 4
beautiful crop Of rebels.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

GrN. Lanes EXPEDITION The tcIe-
rraph has already informed our reader,
that the President has given Gen. Lane
permission to pick out thirty regiments
for his great Southwestern Expedition,
and offered him his choice in the premi.-
cs Gen. Lane promptly determined 10
take neuc but Western men. anu in his
choice has been governed only by the con
ton that both officers and men must be
IN ator Of vigorous and determined
warfare, The first regiment chosen VS.
the Mechanic fu>ilcers al camp Douglas,
whom he intends using as pioneers. They
arc to repor: at Lcavenworth ard to ho
paid SIS per month, and forty cents extra
per 67y when ENGAGED in their peculiar
duties Their arms viii be the Mimic RI
fc
Col Draofctts calv Try regiment, Col
I}aldwin's infantry regiment, and proha
hly the Lead Nine regiment, All AT Camp
Dou-lae. lave also been chosen As Gen.
Lane does not intend to conquer = place
hut oace viii not hc hampered with in
structione and proposes to be ar New Or
leans n April next 1t is matter OF con-
cratul ,tion that 80 many of our finest r"g-
imeu,s have been honored with selec-
ion.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

IIoPsEs N SPEcTAcLEs ghstepping
carriage horscs are now very scarce.
greatly prizee in London. and the world
wonders why there are not more to be
met with. This IS simply an affair Of
training. In the north Of Germany from
whence these horses are chiefly imported
YOU may frequently sec the animals exer-
cisiu4 on the hi@hroads, caparisoned like
the knights charger Of old, with heavy
clothin-. wearing no blinkcrs, but large
spcctacles These spectacles are strong
ma2nitiers and each pebble, to the eyes Of
the de.udcd 4aadrupeds, appears as gran
lie bon der. SO in his youth and ignorance
he lilts up lis legs high IN the air to avoid
contact, and thus contracts that habit Of
h h stepping so much admired and for
which amateurs pay unheard a prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

\ Coop. H-ARTY DENUNcIATIo2, or GREAT
BErrArN-The Pjlot the organ or the
Irish in Boston, in an article upon the
Mason ami -inie!I dentn o Great Brit
ain, thus pitches in to the " f,ls;-an
choral is'e
Britain IS the detas1el O. nltirn -
The powers o Jho earth would dtconl her
funeral in evufltioa Ntv We all liz, go
see tnat procession Wlat a / n th it
would have And w,la- a turnu of I.,,r
curses, m lcd,rt;nns and execrlt ous wolld
rise splitting the a'r IL it
f" Fran would bo present with iov.
Spain would attend with grat.tuls 10 God
Portugal wuuil be there with tha SAM
sentiment; Russia would hastsn down t,
it from thu north with all its might: Aus
t,ia would attempt to have tic first place
in fhc retinue: distant India would have
Il triGmphlnt mock iunerai ON the banks
OF the Eanges: America would be no
klndIIer than other nations the Scotch
would hc in the line in memory of Rob
ert Brace; and the ancient Kin .iom of
ireiau would hail the interment rs the
resurrection of its inlapen ilnca
" The bastard Confede-3nr Of the Sou:h
itself would, perhaps, be there to ape it,
betters. For I'm cianl there is no -enar-
ous regard throu -houe tho world Sac de
serves none She knows that She viii
not provoke a war that would cnlanrer
her cxistcncc-which is to be lamcuted
In the mean time. all honor to Captain
Wilkes p
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15
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Professionahle and Business Cards. 81 line. per
year FOR the first five lines and fifty cents for each al
dtonal line
Estrsy Notices, published four weeks = for a single
animal, and afty for each additional animal in
notice
Legal Notices At Statute rates
Special Notices loaded aud kept inside. having prece-
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on ordinary rates
price
Advertisements not accompanied with directions vii
be inserted till forbid, and charged for accordingly
fH irrASt-nt 4trerfiseRcHfs must 81 paid for n
sdranrc- This rule viii not be varied from
Yearly advertisements allowed the privilege 9f chang
Ing quarterly.
70 Advertisement considered less than a square.
nILLs ClLLErr AEtE on ARrRRIT-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

It Louiz. Jan. I0-Tbc Cairo Corrcs-
pondcn- Of the Missouri RepuJIicqn telc-
graphs that the cTeat expedit On is ready
70 tart All the soldiers and most of
their WAGONS embarked on steamers which
viii leave ae soon as the dense fog which
overhangs here IS dispelled The troops
are n tie highest OF spirits, and impa-
t@Et TO tie off The fleet viii ascend the
! tennessee river some distance. but tho
hnal destination of the expedition is not
kOwn
4 considerable body OF cavalry viii
start some time from Birds Point. and
proceed through Kentucky. joining the
main army at the point Of dcbarkation On
ne Tennessee r.Er
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

MINERAL. NINING. AND Mines We arc
told that smelters are PAYING in the neigh
borhood of so per thous nd for mineral,
the price being considerably spirited by
the late British Mason and SlideN news
Forty dollars per thousand Is high f--
ure for mineral price reached br. once
or twice in our recoll lect.0n and that only
for a short period. and by speeuIation.-
Grant Co,,t4 HerCH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

The Fia-ship Benton was built out-idc
OF the Compassionate appropriation, having
been built hv the order OF Major Gen raj
Fremont The Contractor, Mr. Eads. was
given almost a carte blanche relative to
her construction. and the result is tnat he
has produced one Of the finest and most
formidable specimens Of naval architee-
mre afloat In general outline she is like
the rest. 50 that a particular description
of her. while it NAV prove interesting. will
serve 10 convey good idea oC the bal
ancc Tho Benton was formerly the [.
: s1ac boat Tom Benton, ~usequently
Submarine No :. owned by McSsrs Etds
Il Nelson and finally was sold for $40 600
by the Wrecking Company 70 the United
States for the purpose Of being metamor-
phosed into a gun boat The work was
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

The expenses to be betrayed from the
General Fund the ensuing wear and the
resources applicable to defray such ex-
peuditures, are estimated in detail as fol
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15
TIE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

Is n BLISHED LVLkY NEDNESDAY-
In the old Eagle saloon corner Of High and Vine streets
Mineral Point, Wis, by
b L I . 3 * > O N
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15
=. B. 7ToFFET1. VI.

4, ENERAL Dealer 30 Dry Goods Groceries Pro7i-
\ sious. Hardware. &c. yellow Stone. Wis
J. u. TIOFFET1. VI. -.
nFFTCF ia NoTetts Block up stairs Mineral psirt.
Wisconsin s4lr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

1 TT0BNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chaarerr. II
y era Point Office jn 3Iillaa-s Block
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

I'm the estimate submitted I'm the last annual report
tH revenues and expenses FOR the wear just closed were
-.ate n thv aggregate. as follows 5See pages Il2Il4
cf THE report Of l~i
RESOURCES. including asrearagrs dle from
counties. ANA Io.u University .-... .-46a 2S1 -
Expenditures 26 - n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-01-15

The estimates for appropriations 10 tn, Charitable
Institutions of the state taken from the annual
ports by the Trustees of the respective Institutions for
the current year, and the sums named IN amount
and for the objects asked for in such reports es-
mates for the current expenses Of the Prison
upon the Judgment of tho present commissioner
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-07
Artemus Wards Toast.

Artemus Ward being present at a celebra-
tion and exhibition, was called upon for a
speech, when he replied in "a tost to the
phair SEX" Ladies, ses |, turnin to the beau
tifal femais whose presents was perphumiu
the fare grownd, l hope you're enjoyiu
yourselves on this occashun. and that lemin-
aid and ise wotter ov which you air drinkin,
may not 90 agin you. May you alters be as
fare as the son. as bright as the moon, and
as butiful as any army with Union flags
also plenty of good close TO ware
Tu yure sex-co,nmonly kawled the phair
sex, we are INDEBTED for our bornin, as well
as many uther blessins in these 10 crowns of
sorro. Sum poor sperroted fools blaim your
sex for the dillikulty in the garden; but
know men are desetful set, and when the
appels had bekum plum ripe l have no dowt
but Adam would have rugged Cyde- press.
and like as knot went onto big bust and
been driv OFF unaware. Yure lst muther
was a lady and all her dawters is ditto, and
non but a lafn kuss will say ward agin w.
Hopin that no waive of trouble may ever
ride akross your peaceful breast, konklude
these remarks with the following centy:n ems:
Woman-She is a good egg.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-07
Not a Word.

Has the Republican party had a word to
say against Wendell Phillips, who publicly
boasted that he has been engaged for nine
teen years in the work of destroying the
Union?
Not word!
Has it had word to say against Vice Pres
ident Hamlin, who, kno wing Phillips trea-
souable sentim ents, publicly left the Speak
er's Chair, in the United States Senate, and
almost mbraced him on the floor of that
body?
y Not word?
Has it had word to say against Senator
Wade, who declared publicly in the Senate
that-'the man who prates about tn e Con-
stitntion in this great crisis is traitor?
Not a wordi
Has it bad a word to say aga inst Repre-
sentative Bingham, who said in the House,
only m onth or two ago, "Who in the name
of Hoaven wants the Cotton States or any
other State this side of perditi,n to remain
ia the Union, if slavery is to cortinue?"
Not a word!
Has it had word to say against Thad-
deus Stevens, who recently said o Congress
that he "was not for the restoration of the
Union if slavery is preserved"
Not word!
Has it had a word to say against any of
tho fanatics who declare" the CONSTITUTE On
league with hell" and the Union a
covenant with the devil?'
Not word!
H as it had a word to say against any of
its friends who have pluudered the treasury
in one year of greater sum than the yearly
current expenses of Mr.. Buchauan's Admin
istration?"
Not word!-Lebanon co. Advertiser.