Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-19
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which the North is made rcsponsijie, pri-
marty, for the war. That is the Sebker and
Barr doc,rine-the loyal part of the
Union in the wrnng-,hc Rebels on the
least o Objectionable side Their design II,
evidently, BY confouuding the Republi-
cans and Douglas Democrats who support
the Administration, with little knot Of
ultra Aboltiouists who oppose it, to pre-
julice the people against aiding the Ad
ministration to put down the Rebels
Thus we have Hughes in the North, and
Davis in the South, equally hostile to the
Administration. We have TWO PARTIES
--one is the friends of the Union Admin
is,rarion the other its opponents, one
faction tirhting it in the North by ballot
and intrigue, and the other in arms
against it, at the South. 1t is a PLAIN
is,ue-Fnr the Union, or Against it-uo
room for Cowb,y or halfway party.
seg-We learn that EIGHT Regiments
have been sent from Harrisburg, but as
they are not completely organized, We
omit their names, &c. For the same
reason, VIC postpone our 'ncoDp'ctc list OF
Capt. Meyers "Union County Fencibles," "
which is now full and expected to march
yesterday.
Not a death has occurred among the
thousands at Harrisburg, aud all start off
in good trim.
s.ls-Rev. Wm. Il. M'Neil has become
pastor of the WiIiamsport Baptist church
Rev. Arthur q Thomas, Chaplain to
hospital 10 Philadelphia Baltimore
Baptist minister, chaplain for a while to
jeff. Davis Regiment, has crossed the
lines to Baltimore, aud taken the Union
oath.
nep. Lancaster county sent the first new
regiment from Pennsylvania, Col. Frank
lin, and with Tbai. Stevens, Jr., among
its officers But New York sent down
full Regiment, first, commanded by Col.
Van Nalkenburg, of Bath, and Lieut.. Col.
Owen, of E'mra-both, Republican
Members of Congress.
sos-The Democracy are quoting some Of
Col. Forney's former mistaken opinions,
to justify them in their present eqnivocal
position. That is wrong you should take
Fcrnsy since be gives up his Party preju
dices for the good Of the Country, and not
when blinded by Democratic par,izAnship.
Appeal "from Philip, drunk, to Philip,
sober"
ss5'Ex-Gov. Kitncr spent one night
with the boys in camp at Harrisburg, last
week. 1t reminded him of his camp life,
fifty years ago. He is in good spirits, and
boasts of SEVEN grandsons, volunteers. |
Ex-Governors Ritner aud Porter agree on
the War question.
DO- Edward NJ Pher.on is re-nominated
as the Republican Union candidate for
Congress in the Adams district. He is
the right kind of a man-attentive to his
duties in Congress, and helping in the
Army during vacations.
CLINGMANs.-TeD relatives Of this
name have enlisted in the Union Army
from Stephenson Co., Illinois, one of
whom (Thomas s, son of Josiah) died
and another is a prisoner
Iay-W We are indebted to the Commit
tee for copy Of Gen. Henry Walbriisc's
Grafton on the 4th July before the Com
mon Council sc of New York, in Cooper's
Institute.
lS-The Milton Company, "Davis
Sharp Shooters" elected DIR. |. h. Davis,
Captain; VIM. A. Bruner and Wm. Ii. |
Wolfe, Lieutenants.
rtn. VIM. Smith, of East Bufflloe, shot .
q crane last week, which stood five feet
high without boots, and was feet inch
from tip to tip Of wings.
ess- II the lHlsOniaa could for once have
the fairness to copy the article to which it
refers, its readers will see where the Zen
ieavor to deceive" comes in
Ia-Rev. J. b. Clark, pastor of Pres
byterian Church in Allegheny City, has
raised q Company in his Church, aud
marched as its Captain to Harrisburg
IV-Wm. Smith, the colOred emigrant
from Milton, express himself as highly
pleased with Hayti.
Henry W. Morrill,, of the 29th Ohio,
It the battle of Port Republic, having
lole shot in the rear Of his pants large
,nough to allow a large part Of his shirt
% "Hoat in the breeze" mounted SO that
he enemy could see the rhite .fry, and
lsked, ado you suppose the enemy will
ire on a flag of trucey' Just then, tho
Rebels let drive a heavy volley, when