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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-17

FIRE.-The alarm Of fire about twelve o'clocl
Saturday night was caused by the burning of
stable on L, near Fifth street, belonging 70 Mr.
George Savage. II was entirely consumed, los
inconsiderable. 1t was supposed to have been al
incendiary act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-17

Dan AWAY-FrOm the subscriber. living near
II II Lurrattsylle, Prince Georges Gonnty, q
Md. on the 7th February, 1862, my NEGRO q
WOMAN, Bette" who calls herself ~,
BETTE Shorter. she il ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE Dc
years OF age, four feet 10 inches hig h; dark
frame; hss SONS of her toes on one foot INJURED
from burn when child; had on when she left
clothes with her. She took with her, her child
Olivia, aboutI2 months old. 52j will be given for
apprehension of the above woman and child, pro-
vided that they are delivered To me or secured in
jail, so that can got them az ain
fe IL Stdd 2aw2yr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-17

| WANTED-A smart and sctlve LAD shout Is
w 16 years old. IN learn the book and sta ton
| cry busIness-NO. 100 Penn aIcaIe, First Ward.
fe Is 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
TIE GAME ~ ,DEXItO.

The Mexican news, which wr publish this
morning. though Possessing considerable ioter-
eat. eau hardly be said to change in any ma
i.rial degree tue anticipated order of events.
Gen. Prm having lowered his hsg from The
Castle Of san Juan dulloa, has found his way
to Havana. Mexican officials, military aud
civil, undcr tho immediate direction Of Don
Jnaa Almonte, and under the protectoEat- OF
France. inyc.t the citadel and the Custom
House az Ycrs Cruz. The forces of France
having suffered a. is alleged, certain Feyerses
at the hands ot the troops Of Jlarcz sFe ,,li
at the date Of our report were within a short
distance Of puobla; while Fir Charles Wyke,
stripped OF bis military support, aud YET un-
wiling 20 follow 10 the retreat oi his EAceLency,
Gen. rrim. j. struggling 10 keep within sight
OF the army ii france, IN order TO retrieve,
ii possible. by sonie new stroke OF diplomacy, the
fading l,ories Of tie preliminary Treaty Of
sor6s1. ihc 9i-ai iestaic of the new. hos e.
SO ia, ~ tue french military powe, within
the country can eiiect lt-on Don juan AZ
motto. So Ion, $50 g. tie !5th Of February.
tue Cop,risr e,s Efots Cn,s ., thir Guy her.
add Gen. Alroutes approach in tsrns which
'ct no room 10 doubt that be was destined,
by tbs Emperor policy. either % head the
Nay IN tue establishment OF a monsKLy under
4 European Prince, or " become bi,nseli .A,.
n,lrumeDi Tor lbs de-4sns OF tue money s,ecu.
lalofs of Paris. Inc Cosv.e.. in amiopnc.rg
hi, departure from France, Described him ss
man alike dlst.nRgislCd 81 learning ald IN
lnlu!i,rs; adding tin;. cIjOying lhe confidence
uf W. Emperor. he went tUuh a. the bearer
Of an honOrsDin proposal vi coiurgoniise be-
tween ihe coutonGng factions in Che couutry.
The mission, thcn, mas now nprred into an ~.
pertinent of . iililary prcsidency for Mexico, 70
b. sustained after N peculiar fashion of the free
institutions Of France. Not the lo9st uoteao rtLy
part nj %. story ", Tia. ihjs revolution IL being
carried on with tho aid of military ion- said "
number l'ss tLan 5000 effective n4n. There il
something IN tins facl surely 20 arrest attcntion
Euec1ly ~ the plans 81 ite Jecker horde uf u.ur.
ofs may be. eld bs.a rs The designs Of tue inter.
vcuiug Powers have been proved Ia he, there
Is sonc,tirg 80 Lopclc.Ay rotten M o
Government winch succuIbs--as tia, OF
Juaroz is evidently do,ne--beloge handful %.
ioroign troops, that II can merely invite Tie
contempt of TIE world Ouc Minister Is said
90 hove ni.ir soIge treaty arr4oscmeuts ol
Importance with The JasteZ Government, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Gen StOnemans advance IL stlil at Cams Mills,
g. miles from Richmond, and miles from the
Chickshopiny Creek. Geu. Stoneman, N company
with Prof. Lowe, made Il balloon Reconnaissance on
Wednesday,, from Gain Milk, ard reached an ai-
iude of 500 feet To the left of the city the line
Of the mail coach road leading 10 Bottoms bridge
large number of troops WIS seen. Tie snose f'oni
numerous cawplires Was seen coming hon '"o
woods in frvnt, showing tbs they were oocupieu ~
y largo force of the enemy. Heavy hnng WAS he"Io
on Tuesday afternoon and "Wednesday norhinE' 70
the left of Richmond, which was probably caused,
saws the dispatch, by onr gunboats endeavoEinS 10
force their way up the james River
A dispatch dated Cairo yesterday i12dl, SAVE
that tie steamer De Soto from the National heet,
Rad arrived there, but bIinss no additional news
flag OF truce cane up on Wednesday from the Rebel
fleet. aud returned, but came up a second time--ior
what purpose had not been sscertained. Deserers
from the Rebel camp st Cornth report that Deaure-
gard bias under him lO3,o0 men, Of whom so 600
are placed as reserve under Breckiuridys. The
Rebels suffering greatly from ziekress the az
ersse Of invalds being 600 day. All the houses
along tie Memphis and Charleston Railroad are
Gssd as hospitals. The rife pits around Corin!h are
aid 70 be thirteen miles long.
"A dispatch received from Fort Wright, by way
of Chicago says is evident that the Rebels have
evacuated that fort, and have fallen back on Fort
Randolph, which is place Of some strength on the
second Cbickasaw Bluff, twelve miles below Fort
Wright
Memphis papers Of the 18th ina. announce she
National feet opposite vicksburg, having met no
successful resistance. Fort Adaus is 100 miles be-
low Eickshurg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
NOTFL fPRTFhLS.

Tie Hon. Edward Stanley Of Californs, recently
appointed GovcTnor OF North Carolina. from Wash.
pg'on; the Hon. Amos Kendall ard lady, .soa
" ,shington; Col. Arnold OF N.w-Ie,sey, Lieut..
Col. strong Of the United Safes Army, MAJOR In.
glisn Of tho Lnited states Marine Corps, aud lads.
sni Caps. Loper and hoy Of Philadelphia. are IT
the Actor iioGse.
7. Gutierrez 80 1euiir h1gego Gsmindez aad
Enrique san, officers OF the : auish Army it Mex.
ico and Capt. j. NJ. JelI.ey Of tie steamer ca, Of
Baltimore. ..re at the New-YorA Hotel.
TIE Hon. VI. Turner, VI. p, and family, 0; En-.
Gland, aro at inc l.af..rge House.
Tie Hon. Francis ". Rot OF Nen.York. 4. G.
Allen from the City Of Mexico. Nj. and Ms.
simors o; Boston, and W. II. r. der. Mis, Carroll
and Me- DAVE Of Havana, are at thc Brcyoot
House.
i;aior Brnen, Capt. Merrill, AID K. Ssx;on of Tire
United States Amy, and Adju,ani j. Sr.iB md
Liel,. &. shilits OF Sing sug. are at the Flis
Avenue H,,ol.
c. L. n.mond Of Iowa. J. i. Games Of Bali.
lrore and D.. \. ID. Bull OF Arlington, at ga
metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23

pa. ellicn, @ good many Of whom were used up
:. a~tbape, Wilson's Creek, and Pea Ridge
coed u,a,.v more have got enough Of fighting
and cut stick, while the residue have been
called away to reinforce Beauregard at
Corlnth, leaving scarcely d6y to defend their
own State, through which Gen. Curtis 10 now
making triumphant, uuresisted progress.
Hence, Rector has uttered Proclamation,
calling on "thc thirty thousand ireeuen cepa-
bic Of bearing arms yet left in Arkansas to
come Hp TO his help agains! the "ilessians
from tho North, hireng, mcrcenary towards
M they are" He assures them that 4" if we
of Arkansas are true to Ourselves-true to our
professions cf hatred for the North AID devotion
10 the South---in our devotion for constitutional
hb,riy and free gorsTamen.-wc can never be
subjugated." After strong intimsti0n that
the Confederate rule has maltreiied AIlarsas
in calling away her troops while her own sod
is invaded and doing nothing for her protection,
he says, with indefinite grnndlloqusrce-
- c. upon Zach aud every cspsb- Of tssns -rias
.ted la. al will eorofnr mu'a sufcien. number
oiuss, TO free tho olsie and repel tie iyTAnt"
Perhaps that is the way 10 make an effective
drpit in Arkansas, but j. would hardly do in
any other State.
AS Rector IS urco.nm0nly good on the
sprend-eggls, our readers shall haze taste OF
his quality. Try this:
"Strke your homes and liberty esalN
81 who iu-sc, ID. dispute thu nina'. The Dee
poc mower @. North, 10 crush ycu.
tsr. ~ s elesii'u Ipr Feeds is c1liy deucon
Send ont iise res ths. pow En- until tiu , al
lowed ght shed ~ foh S.se. Rights Denocaiic l5'
erty shsl throw rs light back upon the very Hoh iis.,
tao Ni0 Crane The South 10 hs Lsbe II the Hoods
aud ge ID ID. Pacific Tie sos VI ustions has de-
civil snd religious liberty upon Ibis continent The right q
the PEOPLE govern admitted tuisin Their capacity
IL sboj bat 'thr price of liberty u eternal
vi-i!auce be jealous 81 etc.cAch a fniu. OF your pm
polite sI;boos gard daienso Of your homes ard
fe.cs duty yoe owe % GOD anu humanity, end all VIII
he WELL
After this, who will Say that Dickens's
Elijah Pogram, with his home in the bright,
setting Sun, Is m exageeration OF tie worse
side of American swashl Is it not rather
tanner than the reality
1T is but fair to state that the leading Ar
hansas Journals excOrate this performance,
insisting that their Governor is IN sss They
may learle,sy appeal to universal suffrage to
rotily that Judgment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
RIGHTS OF TRAITORS.
ton.

The Maryland Shareholders are doing large
business 10 Washington City in tbe mast,r OF
retaining and carrying off persons claimed as
Fugitive Slaves. II is just as notorious that
ninety-Dinc in every hundred of these slave
holders are disloyal az that they live in Mary
lsnd. They are Of the very breed that treach-
erousIy slaughtered the uDarmcd Massachusetts
the railroad bridges, and cut The telegraph
wires that connected the Federal Metropolis
with the Free States, and thea seDt their
Young Christians down to bully the President
mia coussnting that no more Northern troops
should pass through their STATE for the defense
or relief Of belragucred Washington. When
our first regiments landed at Annapolis, il de.
fault Of an open route through Baltimore, they
ob.truct.d communication from that city 10
Washington until it was opened by NJ armed
force. And now those saiue beauties are slaye-
hunting in that capital which they would have
BETRAYED into the hands of the more manly
trntors il thor courage had backed their ia
clnaton.
Tie Sunddy Morning Chronldc (Nashngt0n)
thus speaks out;
The right. Of tie loyal ,asehoiis 10 the adjoining conn
e. @: Iirsuis al undoubtedly De- .eairc'i
hy the rssiteb IN, liec end ths rggi!ge Az
lew ID bo sidy enforced in thrif behalf Tut u 10 moo
efy or any holds slssvs 20 ~. tas, hi- T"pts
1 4 10 scared h Dy Constitution d, hates aud a"s
e. use No acl /. notorious than thst many o. Tue
suhsIa s-ns the iiues tncylrass9 ID lhe save
hgd. Of MARYLAND and kigina " sslr .fon- lie
st 0ede u slaves Of tIese gentlemen nn the iest
e,x h1s brru gr,ar snd the sztIrio lonrs 1" re- ne
COZ .aou,d lase, By tf1 crocs o.
trer slaves IL vii undoubtedly De- their orA salt Foi'
n,a repeatedly, they ssse o tts npf'fll CIT ~ c2nht-
- Or fsvrr: an. now vv ae begging fyr prJ.-cton
ned, lagp AID encourage al logs 10 nut a., ino ayr
i1t. ,h Treason ind Lie 20. nd aeLS tho ..s1.'io '''
< IfI0us Onfti.ufOi."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23

onot stioy were established for shares but Govern
ment securities were Grmer. In foreign bills inc
market was dub q, 1884, Ia for 6terling Mone!
continues easy al dos pc, cent on demand ana
prominent paper The banks arc Overlooking VIVA
deposits which they cannot employ prohtably. 0o"
Was irmer yesterday; sales at 1913. 6lO3s. Treas
ury Notes, 7.30, are in good demand at lo'4' LUG
transactions at private ssles were large. "o'ein'
ment 80 and Go were yesterday lin 81 TOE ovA'.7'
It ia reported that Mr. Chase is to ash Su'holl'J
from Congress to ivue further amount Oh Si'V,'
100000 of legal.iender currency, eo''''''0''
INTO 5 per cent 2O-year stocks. The eXen'ngcs
al the Clearing. House yesterday were zoo
The reeeiots NJ tho Custom House were Sio',oi--
withdrawals from Warehouse, S1o,i7S; total,
500 700. All the payments were made in demand
notes. Freights are again hr'ner, ana qone "o'i'e
for Grim: 10 Liverpool, engagements OF 2oo'Ooo
hu.re,, Wheat NJ lid. I'D, IN bulk and baesi
90 OoO bushels Corn at lcid. Id in balk and bags
The businea Of tho Sub-i'rcss1ry MAS: Receipts,
si.aoj. $50; Payments $j.lll 1913; Balance sli,-
$50. Flour is in fair demand. but lie less active;
Gales Of 600 bb.s. at al 2od 81 81 for supcr.io
State and wes,ern, 81 ijG$i7O for the low grades
Of Western Extra, and 81 sja % for shipping
brands o. round.hoop Extra Ohio. TIE Graiu mar
ket openel steady under tie largest arrivals OF the
season, amounting to 53S,713 bushels. Pork con
times 20 arrive freely, and the market IL di. There
was Yesterday an active demand for Cotton 81 an
adxgnga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
RECTOR Az nEITEE.

Mr.. Henry n. Rector has the supreme
felicity Of presiding rs Governor over tho De-
tisios Of the highly enlightened and gc.oed
commonwealth known to an admiiug world ~
the State Of Arkansas. That young community
has made rapid advances in the arts ana
sciences, rs tbe mare og Arkansas too,n-pck. %
given f. heavy and hideoDs butcher-Luifr,
some three feet long, bears evidence. One OF
her leading statesmen repeatedly chosen her
Governor. once asserted of her citizens that
every man had LETT behind him his toucs,y.
every Woman her chastity. ia crossing the
Mississippi river-the s'rons PROBABILITY beiuc
that itw Of them lad acy 10 leave. IL was
one Of her matr0ns Who silcnccd Traveller
begging for 4 single glass Of whisky out Of
barrel phe could not conceal by tie sock
dolager'- -" Stranger Dha, il one barTei Of
whisky in family whr.o there are turce
Children and nary cow ?"
Artansas ha8 contributed s0ne Thirty Tlop-
sand mea to tue support Of the S'ayobc.der.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23

well hammered folk shnn even Members OF Con-
gress, when they happen also to be Doors or
donkeys. As for Political Equality, though we
may bc afraid Of it. our fathers were not For
uo or i'll, our institutions ore based upon it; and
Mr. Richardson should be the last man in the
yorld 70 find fault with the principle, since it
not TO be supposed that he is elected to Congress
Nv fine rotcs q, the most intelligent aud viltuous
me, cf bis Distr,ct Democratic institutions,
while they bring grea, blessings bring also great
risks. WitEess the press.qce OF Mr. richardson
in the House os Representatn rs. but WINE tne
White Race shaft remain, os OF century or
longer it must, domirint in North America II IS
either contemplate cowardice, or cqnally con-
tcmpible cruelty 10 profess to I've ARA "a O' ',''
weak through two hundred years OF n. p'e'"'"n
and destined 10 remain in sfll diTinlsih.'s Nv
nority. 1t is all wretched subterlrge ana .."'
meanest makesbifl. AS such. we hurIy TO aoan'
don, for this day at least, III further considera-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
PROBABLE MURDER or A MAyOp
LYING Neutrality-suspicious. OF THg pyap,.
TRAITOR.

LYING observation-disclosures OF THE pgap,.
TRAITOR.
Lsa evening most unhappy affair took riaees
d re -,ec,,ble clearinghouse in Prince Street. pa,
herce. strext. Aoout 81 o'clock Dir. Corsoo esysd
upon bis partner 10 business, Major Watrsu, II
his bosIdIng.hous., ami while there, in the mos, NJ
cerenol,ious manner, shot tie Mai ubGer m. ar.
Gums ances set forth in his dying deposition b.Ds
the Coroner.
Corol-r WILDLY made the following ante-naeu
exarInation:
Joha staae, warous beirg swcrr, SD aforned ur h
hasy recover depoaes a. ioilows: Si, ja-tcs
.on oiled noon ne about "a oc0cS ~. ding, hssns
irO and shock hands VIII M al down tS
80 - NO .-'A -,14s os. =, - - 80 ~ ye.s
drinking sres' del dnns the dsy at with him u.i he
pIct.ul-d 10 10 sserp usiei BIN # be DJ .ieiowa
upon the bsd b. sit No. iEen went cut TO got sylt
10 take package fer me the ssfvsnt sno 50 10 door
and got thu package, al! this time GcIsca Pretend
NJ as.ro walked I'D 'he room caTsn'ly hth and
nsld 5or snd when ci0.s % the DOR. BID Cora a
ce.t,d before 90 >, ouce snd hred without 'syins Sod
s1d 81 lie hVus7 tiric IVES ro' en- s.s NVa
h-fqc-u us; M Ccg-ou md isFe sny
-els, have bsvu lie 0es % slG' b. Las o'. pea,
Ls, p.pu-y IL business aud in or cou-con tose
ave beeu Ia the insg buncss h. ai,f1uc Tie op ieer
gsibg h.s cntrs se. sd 81 ssid iA1i b. Noi
1u,,aihcd such tad not go, tn into he 9usiss-s
JOHN STANLEY WArkUG.
The alarm was given 10 tie police Immediately.
and officers were sent to the ,.sidsucc - 81. en-
son. where they found that he bsd arrived beDrs
thein, .nd ieit again. lie iesided eg No. - h<.
Fourteenth stree, where two oilcer. were k-Isoa
W. ch al ngbt. Dr. Qnackcnbasn ana Dr. Sscs
were cailed IN - attend the ycl.n. Of the deay
assault. TIE pa entered the rgaI side Of the ICY.
ius al he tenth rio, bid LODGE il tie liver, wErs
10 REMAINS.
d.. Onackenbnsh saii there could be no hop Of
ii. recovery, ilasnuch "a tie internal b-morrise
would continue Til Be would d!e from exnGIi-lo,.
Corson is saii 70 be wOI;h atoa. s2lJ 800 but IA
lost considerable amounts in The mining tusinessof
the West by recent TeveGs-s.
Throuen the medium OF the police telegraph, n.
formation WAS cent 10 every police station il no
city, aud l0ok-Ou. p!aced 81. al the steambo;, I'D
r. iiroad icpos, frou which there vas likely +, 70
ary conveyance 40 - a l1e b0ag. NoiwIgIs,snl.
ing there -ilorts, lie had not been nor Lead
rsUui up 70 midnight. IL s scarcely probable how
ever, tha- he can uls elade tie police, WHO lsys
been so carly "a the alert.
No reason can be assigned for Corson committing
he act except Lat, according TO lbs sialymens,
having been " drinhiuy herd al J9y,' be nay have
become ten. ioTaciiy affected aentaly. although suta
theory II -. aside BY the fact OF bis prompt sd
suoc.,siul efi3r's H. get oat 81 TIE wy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
r. ia amazing hog manv diff.ro,.

II is amazing how many different csrts,,,.
we have Of the perfect inuocencs, and .r''
frieudIiness, of N. Mercier's vi.i to R,chm,,S
Innocent as it was, it seems to have ;,....,
he secessioaists il Europe with hipb toso.
of Napolconic interference TO their odyan,,..
Whoever chooses to collate all that !. s,;, :,
this visit in The European journals must 90,
Guide that, for movement without order, =.
cstensible purpose, it has elected many con.
Trajectory explanations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
thus speaks ont


The letter OF cur specIa. correspondent ut
New bern, which We publish this morning, re-
ports reaction favorable 10 the Union cause
u in progress throughout thc length and
breadh of the State Of North Carolina lie
asserts that the Mon party i m the ascend
ancy: tina. the Secessionists intend 70 run
:. y. johnson as a candidate for Governor,
aud thai the Union purity will nominate the
Hon. Wm. A. Graham for the same office, on
The fret Thurs Jay IN August; i grcat mass
meeting Of citizens from ell par.s OF the State
Is announced 20 be held ~ Rale.el. TO n0ml-
nate Mr. Graham. IL appears Tia. Kenneth
Rsynor. an eN-Membcr OF Congress, bad aimed
in the State Convention 10 have an ordinance
adopted providing for the punishment oi
all persons who should show agy favor
to the Union cause. His proposition was
defeated by an overwhelming vote for indeii-
mite p0stpOnment. The tone Of TIE Rcici-h
Standard indicates the ultimate re-cstab.ish-
ment of law and order ali through the Stale.
That Is GIL old Democratic organ, but early il
tie campaign abandoned the sinking ship, and
it now sustains the Opposition. II u also as-
consideration tie Presidents proposition ior
emancipation, that in the discussions upon this
subject, the shlest men IN the State had as-
serted that Slavery was ;be canse of the Re
beon, ard that il is wise aud expedient 10
regard the Presidential hint with favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
STOP TIKI. LEAK

Members Of Congress seem u us 10 tpeld
time to very little purpose in trying to lay the
blame Of robbery and stealing By contractors
and Government agents upon this or that
party. Who cares whether they are Of ore
party or the other, ar what u OF course tho
trulh) Of both Very iew OF our Military
leaders, with the tonmissary ccneral,
Quartermag:er General. &C., &c, wao make
nearly all the contracts, ever were ar pre-
tended TO be Republicans but that IA OF
lille consequence. What - urgently wanted
is Tie passage OF an act TO adequately punish
every lcscrip ton Of fraud ia mixing or csccGt-
ing Government contracts. ar in procuring in
an, way supplies for our Armies agd Ioot.. \
oh for hi. purPose was, some day' s,uce,
introduced b. llr. ColAx and rclor.,d 10 the
House Judiciary Couiuit.se. Hiss ii beea
reported lf not, wo ;rst il may soon be- in
the very bCst shape, put upon its passage AID
carried through at once. Such an sc. need
not dctqin either House IN hour. and L would
DO worth all he wranging about the Tcspor-
sibihh Of thls or that pariy Tor lobberies and
deia.cations fron January 10 peceiaber
Wa, not have i pared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
A Washington dispatch in oar last stated

A Washington Dispatch in oar last stated
that
Leading ,n rom ihe E,t sri ie We; slke eErr,,s
grave dauna neither their state 81 promptly - lh tlc
Precedent There would be ho diuit' .a'y ,-y tAe poo
ile vcir thai the is 90 bee canttt,t With single
10 Sire suppression 81! tlr rebellion AolAr. elyegy
down w.lh That which Il osusci " uot'
1T is needless IT. say last we do not concur
in thi. view. We believe ,hc ,soops called for
will BE- speedily furnished, and lhat tie war
viii DO vigorously prosecuted with all lie
strength of the loyal States. We do not here
ask whether our rulers do or do not "csulnct
the war with single eye Ia the suppression of
ibo rebrlhou;" for we trust in an ouniscieat
cye which IL conducting it 10 the overthrow OF
Slavery, nhatcyer our rulers may pnrpo-e. L the
Union unqua!iicAb tf.umpt,, 10 the avoidance
-. base compromises, We Ia not lear that
Slavery sill again lord it over This portion
ri Gods her.taee ms ir did in the
,haurtui days forever bygoue. We urge,
thcroior, the vigorous prosecution Of the
war, making no conditions. seeking no
overthrow Of tie Shareholder Rebellion in-
,oly,, .hc downfall OF rs melting cause and
only rsal support.
rouc 81 our cVteuIporaries. who print with
out shadow OF rcbukc the frequent threats
of sayehodng Members nj Congress Tint their
constituents will turn against the Union if the
War IL med" M AntiSlayery one, ara horror.
struck that Senator Grimes and others should IN.
dioato Ike purpose not io yote men ana
money for the War 4 il is 10 bo urged 10 the
interest ot Slavery. We do not agree with
Senator Crimes; but how ale his declarations
c"nsursd sad those Of SeDa,or Davis not re-
buktd Why not object 70 all programmes
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