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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19
INSURANCE OFFICES &C,
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME.

INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME!
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
foYYIon CORNER on MAIN AND ELEVENTH efRERfe)
THsURn shts persons life for term oyea and Ave
Z for one or more (not exceeding FOUR yesrt ~
Grants Annuues Endovmen on the moa equitable terms
the YAntee corupanes having made known their intention 70
repudate the policies fellow who may be Killed IN
defence OF their homes either by taking Arcs or by mps
thIIpa with lending aid and comfort 70 Southern kebe
every prudent man. insured hem ouRh once 70 cancel hh
policy and insure al home ..s.
onoe Of the Company. -, u.oo,ooy p,,..
J. ADAIR PLEAsAHfe, Secretary.
Btln BuRvuI- n D., Medical Examiner.
y i'll MoCAw 4 D., Consulting PhyriciAn-
ROSCOE B. HaAfH, Legal Adviser. US
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

uyIoa z PRIoE 90. have In aoek-mAny Juh received
III Heavy Bed BAntes Grey Army Blankets, lo4 and IL
Beachet sheen Besched cotton, Brown ootton
BLACK ooh ooak and Bques Black Beaver and French oos
Rich and oslored sks hegani Popns and @
tptr lust opened Spool Cotton Lambs Wool Shirts and Draw.
Hosiery COLLARS sleeves and Laees kc kc Any portion Of
tie old soek hand they will continue 10 sell former prices
REGARDLESS present Increased they determined 70
the brke Goods recently bought and such -
they buying Of heavy ADVANCE
Their stock ID kept up.
dali THOMAS r pIICE n co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

SPECIAL notice 70 the city and country people In want Of any
- Good would 40 Uellby calling Al Nc II A1in street
s1g very large stock Of Prints, Lawns Jaeonsl UfSAn
% pIsn and hgured Barsgss black and eoorsd SINS seAHI
hisasheI and brown Shifting and sheeting, CASH
. Snd Kentucky JeAnS striped and domestic Tor men and
s.yants Ladies' Caters Morocco, Ad Anu VAn Snoes
49,. 80 Chdren shoes, Of every size and quality Linen
40 Cotton Goods and boys Ladies' sk and Lille Ihrdsd
iev Al IL cents Ms SIN 20 80 cts Linen Bossms a. 70
eents: IrsA Lnan STE and 50 cents; PHraso plain
and striped rs eents Swiss Oambro and Jseonet Nj sn
MINI blaa and TarsAn onng low prices; the hnee
6ambre Bands and Collars, a. cost All those goods
above great many too numerous 10 mention oner fer
hard eB had commenced, Be careful that 700 cone TO the
right place. No. q Main Street. - -
uyu JOchfh eCAAueA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

DECEMBER 1861. DECEMBER 1851.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
ToHS GRAY lat Main street, Richmond, Va has In store
and oT for sale, At market rates for CASE only The onev
Indigo, strictly prime quality
Nader, good or6ro
Alum
fOvd Opium
suph. hOrphia
ssreuriai oin,osn.
Adjective Plaster
Tartarc Acid, Sup. osrb soda
Ss r.PgsT A oos.; s SiGF cinn.no.
Salad on, Oh Lemon, pure
PoEd. Rtu6srbEJ.
French Gustsrd, Cocoa
Germsn Matches, Ac, kc.
5 a' '''f'' ''f''H' or fI" g goas CRAY p.s
q UNORHKs.-lsOO Ibs Cotton ODE, assorted
- 200 DO Hemp rvins DO
IS doc hns PTenea cefskn
% % DO 10 ta nS sS Is p siss extra II
Is sdesP.t ynau.ed Leather, a.'d colon
essJs 800 pr. Mems ehoe Laits
300 Won rs nd Children do
800 dos AlsIsnders spool Cotton
$50 pts Tins assorted
1000 pr. trace Chains
800 Log Eth ana Tongue Chains
100 Mil and CUT ass
80 Circular saws sssd +to 81 In.
10 genuine CASTLE Soap
=, .o,. ana ,r ,.ls Sy RHODES, WILSON 1 HURT,
Successors 70 Smith, Rhodes 90.
Jsil 70 Pear street
ITRATE OF MAeNsIA has long been known Of the
LouId Presentation bulky .o ths traveller We have
the same In sOLID FORM bottle being equivalent TO three
or four Of the PREPARATION and far prsferaheto Epson Sh
sedu Powders or the Aperent and osihacE Every
soldier Traveller should have bottle win him ~ is season OF
N" ~ al. q, MEADE A BAKER's Drug Store,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

DISSOLUTIOH OF CO-PARTEERShlP,
YTyHn oo-PArtusrship Of ClarksOn. Anderson d Co.,
dissolved July lst BY mutual eonsonI j. A oIAAx-
business though either partner VII Sign IN uqu
dauon books and accounts be found al the once Of
0ark1on Co., Ne. los Main Ssrsst 80 ,,,.o,
JIM. ANDERSON,
kaS-B u. BR0HRkLL
NOTICE.
N.na .a. th snas oar Galss viii Be for OAsa payable
vithIn thirty dayI. CLARKeoN 4 co.,
ana Nc. 1e6 Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

TVALBorr gzorAIs, RroPris,er. q The s.sys SoiE
proved construction, Ct ali tSs from sig 70 forty Pset
Suitable for Circular Saw h, Ihreshng hsshines a5t CHE
perlor 10 any Engines built here or elsewhere
They win also furlish STATIONARY BfLAH IhoMm, ftf
zen Horse 10 any required power
CIRCULAR saw ELLs. Of ihs most sppssvst ssahrs'sss
FUHPs and WHiEIA for wArER voRKs, PolfAsIl en-
HII8, and IRONS for ML4 Of all linda
RAILROAD WORK Of every description.
TOBACCO PRESSES, EAfTEsIh6 hILs, ant all artisies s
usnuaciung Tobaoce togslher vh lind Of 17As q
Ron oAgIL,idb and WROUorI IKon KORL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19
RAILROADS, &C.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

mMWW9
Richmond & Petersburg II. h.
ON and alter Monday 94th February, the Ans hs
~ road will follows:
IRAu,
Leave Richmond AS NJ daily and Petersburg At Ais
AoconoDATion TRAIN.
Leave Richmond daily except Sundays at s4o and Sto
D. N, and Petersburg ~ s5l, ~
The Mail trails stop only Half Way Station, Chester and
Port Walthal Juncti n.
TraYee S In mind that they required to show
pass other aut orEed person. before
they The city by this road. y D. GILL,
fe2i General Aupt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19
DtaasasE,T - AND kGsssN.
EDVKRNCR STREET..

az -sctvas To- Pal rrAie, CArpsEsh, CT ol0Al, IA
~ s- Carsrr G'ods Coralsss sad Bandi, htalos Shade
F.sr lzz Carried Hair aud Mos, fer al, Al loS LreeI
s UlrnH Beds and 2atcEsi zAde 70 oEdsE Is short 70
=. fgnl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

blows, Flows, PLOWs.-Hsving purchased o
MeSsS W. cArdue o., the patterns OF ali the dies
Riches Iron Beam Pou We prepared supply ORDER
for PowB and Castings for that well Tor Wey Pal
mers Lvins sion and other Flows Terms cash.
fei5 GRO WATT 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19
HINT a JAMES,

=
Richmond, Virginia
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHLaTS,
Al lss f5E O. sale o. Manufactured Aad Smoking robAoeO
So packages nov Tor sale 'sn
ss-,aoAesg Es7uorAa stsgatOn sPssAtoE, and Iredsr
1NyyAE &giO8 Oy's 'saEosSSa Tonic, FOtA
f)IapFOyisE the Condition OF Hsrse. ana M
H4 saS ssz = ap2s 81 ~ 6,.eoCe ,nd I. B,-Sr,
40 rhd ous subject internally his Horse Tons slSes
~ l Z sp-oved 1i,soas 6i siag back 10 Ss poor
,o1t5l hhJ bsea usi extensively siass ~ a,rSdaII9a'
>, S1i Carolina Nss YorG. add "A Aaos every quarter Of
81 c1.llAad ne aenAna : ,.sa ny n = & . -; 4, m.
5.i d-as.ss s ia s;lts, and Of JAS ?. DUAL Drug
- sole PE,pdet9r Aad aAnsAe.tarsE SEQ
MILITARY cars! military CapsII Joan
Nl )lOlEf 01es ~ WA5lsls al Kstal- - The hltAry
80 -.5 Bas - s.eS Gale, azi F.nTas style Caps
be ls a. s = @ me-, On a tAsoaots yer rs a. . ~ cay
49, ~ b.. E-e -. lg sas Aai vsrls; Cap nos manuisc
20 - ~ Re Wsaissa!s sii FETAL trais IN coauna
80 J5aS JJ0-s5 SO. 81 Nta s.y.s, Aeaa111 W, ~
DOGS5EFE = ANDssGsoS-
GOvKRNCR STREET,
az -s,,rias os the Pal rAie, cAPsiEgi, ca ol04l, IA
q azss Carisia G,od corasss sad BaadI Walos shade
80 se, sas Ss..sIss s.Sds % order Is mora 30
PasaAaszs 5oas IN Ne 'T or eSaniy y zap SoTa
usa. lei
TD THE FARMERS or VIHUaIIA
yIg sspara on bsH,ea the Shea ant south states hav
A az douoe beeOns rAasni y3a s In great sssrre
L. Y
sls-o - y asay years N thsiAse q ousnl.. ,Ats
ne tnertT " Hisf -
ss5re s1g IL Ai as, o puas ~ 10 tubs iarsr e ~ toP
tban l ho5a Al1 lll 70 asEst - io,a Ae paets As you
by ca- be ples- 90 rec i've Is % consignment Or
perez ae soE1g he hyeIt market price; a1d A. ieA en-
vsIv cash, y0s ID 90 IRE lowest n rke pgi
80 5r sead iAe cata pr5lpy, r whatever az De sent ne
"a ,slaJsz thA.I can ks 20 e Interest o. both iae tSet
a va - -yaE IE1z- re ga. % receive Aay either country
5u-s 81 NJ pr p obi .c call your particular Aitsr
!, % 81srAk.y Lazgs supplies cave been seat heretofore
a. s7a f, Nl-fl Fst make Al fuzn q cur
49,, i've u -efsn-e non re &C; that Rave bt1z engaged
b 11En j. salts cts for NE last taylFe yeAri All Ask 80
Il faalI ne o.
JAMESON JONES, AGENT
Grocer and O0uni Zen Msfchsnb
tu2-afs Cor N.sn la1 sA u.s., Richmond, Va
NV AUCTION HOgSE,
FOR THE SALE o. EEGR1Es.
AWE lerlel .1 Gag colr1cet he Accaoa t1n-a
- ths ale % N5Ry,s q &c As,tsa Aooa On hAakh7
,--s-t lately occlp.et ~ BEIrs ( 6Ak3osl
- sayrs s6h p1bEc,y privately, ard s9ncis The
pa, ags ofhs l md ne puohe generally de p4e4ges ~
est- ~suta The interest on I'D tAs'erd hi8ea
a.. ~ -s long Erlazss The tll, be VII be enabled 70
sh.r te AshsI pr-s Hc vi make lberAl advances
o NJ properly ra1d-ani prepared 70 b ard persoss en-
gseI trade ara a1o their icrvanshgns A2e accom-
n5llI11a ss- b8te, q n stOhts-
o. rranEia Sd deer beicH VA Itroet
a,-urFtt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

VNOR sALE.-12 900 lbs prime Leaf Lard
il 100 boxes TAllov Candles
10 tcs Rice
20 hhds n o. Sugar
80 bbls Syrup
20 boxes Toilet eoap
90 HGrdines
$50 bbls really nne Irish Potatoes
20 tbs Crushed Sugar
rs bbh PoWdtre do
800 gals Rye Whisky, year, old
70 bbls pure Corn Whisky
so do Apple Brandy
10000 segsr', some very nne $3.50
200 boxes Lynchburg Manufactured Tobsoeo
90 Gases Il. MooreI Smoking do
600 kegs Old Dominion Walls, at .--f .
als JOuksoH YoUEGERk oTEYs, Is Pearl d.
VNTOOL HATS, at No I Ballard House Just TO
w ceved 100 Wool Ha Of various grades for sale on 40
'O Ss2o Veins JOHN THOMPSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

QO2 COSBY a ANDERSON, 202
NTAHURAOTURERs Agen the Of Tobacco, Or
wi No 202 Main Street, above the Post
once hand manufactured and Smoking
Tobacco 10 be the souihen Country daily rteev
ing additions their stock which they offer for sale wholesale and
retail cash. and respectfully request all wishing TO pur-
chase examine Themselves before purchasing else
where Orders the country promptly attended Among
our present found The following brands d.
Twists 10, packages weighing om 10 70 so ba doth DARK and
right:
Pride Of Virginia." sPalmetto,
- Rudora sProgren,"
ObameIon,n soarnation,"
aIoui,a Belis,' sDevberry,"
"a Colorado" "Gclden Lea"
"a LprIeotS sour ovn,"
"a Ninnwraouee" sshio,"
n Elghiander's solaoe," aoronoko,"
"a OopouI.iadorn "Pearl"
aPhde Of Bethel" &C., kc.
COSBY 4 ANDERSON,
noli Southern Tobacco stora
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES.
Br
Il, Y. GIBlRS, Mill Point,
POCAHONTAS COUNTY, VA,
under patents granted 70 him And James
Vieox dated Jane 1881 ressaed July Is ISIS. Patented
August 10 1855 February 81 1850 Also hneen1sd under sx oh
Paisa covering the entire construction Of the Machine onie-
IT'S ss complicated and the most perfect working Sewing ma
chine nov In use
An In va aud q reliable upon al kndE Of fabrics.
Priss as 70 az livery kAohine warranted
JoHa A. BELVTN
DelVln'S Block,
,.,a fA1b aad Governor -tre-tA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUPERISTENDENT's 05YoE,
RICHMOND, JGly Sls1, 1851.
Notice Persons sending Packages 10 soldiers at hanas
sss, StsuntOn, &c, sc.
yHE practice dag large packages By The Nall Trains Is
becoming the IrGn. besdes causing delay
necessary caution persons TO eonnns themselves 70
Very packages they Will the rIk OF er being s
beddss being IabIset 70 exeress charges. .
au9 General Superintendent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11
Tmr Nashville Union copies tho editorial

Tux Nashville Union copies tho editorial
Of the Richmond Dispateh, exulting over and
praising Ben. Woods late Secession speech
printed a. If delivered in the House, ard
SAYS.
a" The Union msn OF the South feel the
deepest anxiety that the loyal men OF the
North should Indignantly spurn those lead
srs among them who. having long associated
with Southern Di:unionists. have imbibed
all their reasonable. corrupt. and despotIc
fesilngs The most dangerous foes the Re-
public has. are those Northesa politicians
who cloak their rebel sympathies under the
spscious na me OF conservative, and devote
themselves TO warning sgsInst the Admins
sation and ell lie policy. and to proving tina.
our armies must pay strict regard to the
Constitutional rights Of traitors who are in
arms against ~. We invoke loyal men Of
tho North to cast aside all such leaders
They are but waiting for an opportunity to
sell themselves to the eneay. Perhaps he
has bought them already"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11
Thc Late n. IL. Vhcff.

The death Of that emineniy--an hundred
fold eninently- mischievous traitor, X.
Barnwell Rheit. viii be hailed BY the soyal
OF the nation. as a marked case of tia, need
ed rffribsfion which has been provoked with
a persistency almost unknown IN the case OF
any other OF the Secession engineer For
thirty ytaFs and more his name has figured
nth moro prominence. perhsp=. &c the in-fi-
gator 81 rebellion. than any other man IN the
South In fact, - identified has il been
with Modification and Secession that he very
name seemed the embodiment Of these
hefesies. Mr. Calhoun himself having lislle
isss q answer for than r. narnwell Rhett.
for the bioodshed and voc nov upon the
Land Bfinming oref siih grand aniicips.
tons % What Secession uas 20 achieve Tor
the Cotton States. sairming his belief that
Confedsrscy founded CO Slavery sas %
dominate TIE Gulf of Mexico. the s.isle. OF
the sea filed With visions Of impossible
achievements 90 The part Of his co aborers.
he has faliea victin 20 his madness and
folly, dying 9th The bitter cnasicfica that
he has brought ruin CO his State and section.
and deserved punish merit on himself lie
has dug hs osn grave. buildei hs own
monument Of iniksns IN his efforts 20 over
thro~ the ~orid's best hopes and whilst we
msy mourn over The folly Of those Who have
been and are be dape@ and victims. all rnu.s
Zee fhst Re hss met deserved fate
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11
Mr.. Train ON Engiand's Neutrality
We find room only for the following ex-
tract OF one Of Mr. Trains recent speeches;

Mr.. Train ON Engiand's Neutrality.
We find room only for the following ex-
tract Of one Of Mr. Trains recent speeches:
NEUTRALITY.
Mr.. TRaiS-Neutralty signifies weakness.
All small minds hesitate. Lack of decision
shows lack Of power. Generals who win
battles are not neutral men. Neutrality on
the American rebellion Is taking sides in
disguise The man who is soft on the Amer
lean question Is soft on all questions. de-
spise soft Americans as we'll as soft English
men IL Is impossible for an honest man TO
be neutral He who is not for me is against
me- The Indian Thug is remarkable for
| his neutrality until you feel his garotte is
around your neck. The Canache chief is a
neutral TO your face, while his scalping
knife sleeps in his belt. Dumollard, the
| French murderer, vas = neutral before he
DESTROYED his victims. There is no half way
between a patriot and traitor. The wo-
| man who permits the least familiarity has
already lost the foundation Of her virtue.
Let her remain neutral in the presence Of
the libertinss and she Is lost The young
man counting his employers money must
not be a neutral-if he does not wish TO cad
his life upon the gallows. The coat have
made q exactly the neutral bankers and
leading Americans abroad--who are waiting
for victories before hosting secession or
Union flags. The garment is not out of
place on England's back. Neutrality in
England Is treachery. Americans say,
England. with all thy faults. We love thee
still" Epglishmen say, America, with all
thy virtues, we continue TO hate thee
Strong men choose sides-weak men are al
ways neutral; once an idiot-always an
IDIOT. The world is packed with fools.
Neutrality is imbeciity. No man can
serve two masters lie must either love
the one and hate the other. or hate the one
and love the other. Our Savior was not a
neutral. England for three generations has
been unjust 10 America. He that Is unjust
in little 3 unjust In much. The maxim
comes from an ancient and respectable au.
thority. Unjust in small matters for half
century, England was just ripe for being I'M
Just in great matters during our revolution.
| Neutrality Is disg are neutral
before they use the poignard. The tiger in
the Jungle is a neutral before he plunges on
his victim. When you wish to destroy an
enemy. you first conceal your plan. Error
and i1justice are neutral before becoming
arrogant and impudent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11
The yaIlangdighame

The recognized leader and master spirit OF
the faction that oppose the Administration i
the infamous Nsllandigham. lie is the
author Of the Democrats Address signed by
Dick Richardson and thirteen other secession
allies. Dick was fool enough TO father the
tory production. bat Vallandigham was the
real progenitor of the little monster.
The Chicago Tim<s aspires TO be the
Western organ and echo of Nallandg
Its editor sorships him with an idoiatry not
equaled by the devotion Of Sheahan 10 Doug
las during the lifetime OF the latter He
reprodacos yallandigham's disIoyal IDEAS and
malignant hatred Of Union men in every
issue of his sheet.
ltmay be well 20 reproduce one or two
items Of the record Of this recognized head
Of what remains Of the Democratic organiza-
ton. In an address which he delivered be
fore the Cooper Institute Of New York.
shortly before the breaking out Of the war.
he made use OF the following language.
III any one or moro Of the States OF this
Union should at any time seccle for cssons
OF the suftriency and iastlce Of which. before
God and the great tribunal % history. they
alone nav judge. much as ! should depiore
IL, ! never would, a. representative In the
Congress Of the United States. vote one
dollar Of money whereby one drOpof Amer.
can blood should be shed in civil war
Here. IN the presence OF thousands Of
Democrats he boldly aTovel that he would
vote no money 10 stay the rising of this re
bellion. or 70 prevent the consummaii0n OF
the infamous doctrine Of secession. lie
would vote no money 10 disperSe and defeat
the men who appeared 30 defautly in arms
against the honor and dignity Of this nation.
and who thrcaten the integrity Of the Consti-
tuition and the destruction of the Govern.
msn,. and he has lived up to his pledge: Tor
he has never yet voted one dollar 10 sustain
either the army or the navy Of the country
IL the prosecution of this war This = the
man who drafted the ne~ Democratic plat
form OF principles.
Ga the Eth Of January. 1861. after MAJOR
Andef-oa h-d made isi- mastery mos esneut
from Fort Nonllfs 70 FORT Som'ef. NJ
Adrian Of New Jersey = ~ Denocrat la
trodacsd the following re-.,4-sson:
Rsssircd. That sc fully approve q the
bold sd patriotic act of Nsior Andersou ia
~issdrswing bis forcesfrom Fort Monl
tire 20 foft Sumter. AID Of the deiermina
tios. Of the Prcsfaent 20 maintain thaf fear
l~ss ofhcer IA his present position. and that
-e On snprort The ffssidsui In al conssifu
tionsi measures - ~ofsrce shs isws ard IRE
serve the Cnion.-
Amos the negatives u tbs PATRIOTS res
elution. 49, TIE sutbor sad si<ner Of TIE
Democratic address. n oil oe remsmhered
tat after Brsckin-idSe len Ne senate 10
seat - Bsitinore. ~here he delivered
rank secession syscea % an sudierce q
sso-sd si,ors ssd Nsi'sndekan Accom-
PANEL him and sdtircssef TIE sane cro-d
b. The ame perpose
We make ne following sxtr.ct from The
speseh q Mr.. kdTsrton 81 Ohio. deiiserei
n Congress q fss dsys since In TIE oourse
Of his rssi>- Of Tie secession sympeshi-s Of
ne grrsi eoaEh'scs leader, he ssf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11

Perhaps. at no period since the war com
menced. has the couatry required sterner
courage of of its leaders. than at the pres
ent time. The battle Of Bulls Run cast q
general gloom over the country. for the mo-
ment. but our people fully comprehended the
take but little time TO repair IT, Our army
at that time was scarcely superior in discip-
line 20 a mob. and the battle was only mob
ocracy on an extended scale Events since
have shown how limited was the belief
among the leaders and people. that We we're
really engaged 10 war Tor the preservation
Of the Government. against the wicked as
>aults of rebellion aud treason.
The first call was FOR scveniy.fve thsa-
sand troops. that force being deemed ade
qaate for the suppression Of the rebellion
Ia soon. however. became apparen, that an
immense army would have 10 DO organized.
and brought into service for long time. to
accomplish what il was supposed seventy
i've thousand men would be able 10 accom-.
plish in a campaign Of three years Five
hundred thousand men have since been
marshslied INTO the Federal service De
ease and the sword. however. have 20 thin
ned the ranks Of this army, aud the enemy
hss been - vigilant in augmenting the mum
bers Of his o~n forces. that il has been
though, prudent to call into service three
hundred thousand more troops. 10 assist in
the overshrow Of the Southern ConfcderAcv
Aud even ~ith these astounding events be
fore AZ. vas, proportion Of the people. and
their leaders 30 not y.t conprehend the
magnitude OF the struggle NanY of those
in power who DO seem 10 know the ex,eat Of
the wss fail. a. their works show. 20 under
stand the msAns bs which IL i 20 be brought
60 successful termination. We hear Of
sonhscaiion bills and the ansihilation Of
States: Of gsllosses TO be erected from
which to suspend Confederate leaders
when caught: OF the colonization aud eman
ei?a,ion of negroes. who are ret behind
rebel armies. which the Federal Govern
menf has - far been unable 10 destroy
These questions have been discussed for
year. With persinaeity which should have
been exhibited in another direction. What
&c now want. aud mus, have sooa. OF our
cause wIii fail. are gigantic armie-. veil d.
eipl,nei and appointed. All persistent fight
Jag This = the only thing that can ps.s-i-
Div save "a nov. Conh~stioa bills are very
proper A. time. but Il becomes painfully
more evident eysry dss. that they ~ill not
defeat the immense armies Of the rsbels -
By means Of con-crptiOn. the Confederate
Generals are able. Al this tine, 70 command
ARMIES. .. forn-a.bie si-ne-t N point 81
numbers AMI esaipnsne. IS lho,e 9Th
-h;ch tho first N.pol~oa invaded sni coa
ssrsd Austria. - lel N uismph 70 he gates
Of Ns>re~ IL = tie vers>.s fsnt..n. 20
engage IN tie dlseaSsiou Of impFsesscsbls
s~sssious. asdes sch asplos.hls eircus
stances.
10 10 tAs uns he feterd 0ossmmsas
IA. eeongs, iaso r>sas.isssa ouIy slight
portion Of IL power and resources Ref The
dine has come when "a Should .sr. ~ "a.
s,rsoxth 10 psfp<sssss a. poser sst s,oi,-
cate iss supremacy against treason ssa -
bslliou. We are DOT among hose sho are
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-11

More than that Ny colleague. during
The dark days Of the last sessIon of the Thir.
ty-sixth Congress, when this House was Gil
ed with traitors-when State after State had
gone out Of the Union-my colleague. h, INV
presence. and In the presence Of Others. said
that ne troops Of Ohio. before fA>s sievIa
"areA nrengA his district 10 eoeree ne SonfI.
,sesid Asrs 70 march orr kis dead BODY
true IS that he denies IL: bot in that his
memory - at fault There were Others who
House" ''''
We refer 10 this new leader of "Democ-
raey. because there are thousands of patri.
otto war Democrats who follow the marty or
ganization and Eame without considering
whittier il IS leading them. or perceiyine
that Il Is engineered by pack of traitors who
are striving 10 bring the Democratic party
into collision with the Government Cor the
purpose Of aiding the rebels. SAVING slavery
and smashing the Union. The master spirit
among these bad and disloyal men l. Val.
landigham--the author Of the Democratic
address and the leader Of the party.-Chica
90 Tribune